The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 16 October 1906

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1 8 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    16 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1906. NO. 5,805.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    219 1 The First X ice of the Autumn Meeting begins this afteruoou at 2.30, when the Maidens turn out for the Plate. Tips will be found on page 5. The Sub-postmaster at Tan] oug Pagar has been convicted of stealing stamps from letters and sentenced to four months
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    HOW TO MAKE THEM
    1036 1 As this is the first day of the Autumn Meeting Autumu of course because by I settling day a frost will have set m that will j leave 110 mistake as t<» th« season preceding wiuter, with its liiauv nips I am sawd the trouble of
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
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      148 1 THE STRAITS CYCLE MOTOR CO. CARRIAGE WHEELS. 1 Re TYRED Best Quality Rubber Only ALL SIZES OF ENGLISH AND DOUBLE WIRE SHAPE I IN STOCK REPAIRS TO MOTORS, &c, &c, CHEAPEST AND BEST /5, BATTERY ROAD. PIANOS on HIRE FROM $12 MONTHLY. We allow A LIBERAL DISCOUNT off the price
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    • Advertisement
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      107 1 HOTELS. Raffles Hotel MUSIC BY THE PARISIAN TRIO j Races Races Races SPECIAL DINNERS Tuesday, Oct. 16. Thursday, 18. Saturday, 20. Keservo your &eat.s early for these SPECIAL DINNERS SPECIAL CLASSICAL MUSIC Hotel de I'Europe ESPLANADE. Musical Evening TO-NIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT FROM 6 p.m. to 11.30 p.m. AUSTRIAN STRING
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      430 1 HOTELS. Recreation Hotel SERANGOON ROAD, TRAMWAY TERMINUS Has excellent accommodation for temporary and permanent boarders. Airy rooms with verandah and bath rooms complete. GOOD TABLE WINES Prices moderate and may be ascertained from the Manager. Joe F. de CONCEICAO, MANAGER. Oct 9 tta9.ll Entertainments. THK French Cinematograph TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT. Change
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      234 1 TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. Two produce godowns arc to let on Robertson Quay page 3. A first-class piano for sale page 6. Bukit Asahan Estates wants an assistant surgeon page 3. Two full-sized billiard tables for sale, Fernandez page 6. Government House Roads closed to the public on Race Days 2. The
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  • Page 1 Miscellaneous
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      160 1 THK WEEK. Tuesday, 16th 1 High Water 9.29 a., 9.24 p Races, Ist day. Bunks close at noon t .VednEBDAY, l~th High Water 9.5 if a., 10. H p. Government House At Home"' 4.45 p Rugby Football S.C.C. v. Garrison, 5.15 p S V I Ceremonial Drill, 5.30 p Thursday,
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    INTERPORT TROPHY.
    130 2 Singapobr'k S«:o«e. The following are the individual scores which went to make up the Singapore total of IK)9 m the Interport Shield. •20<> ;>OO 600 Total C. M. Phillips :«2 M 31 tf7 Ma«t«r <Inr. King M :)4 31 96 R. E. de Silva SI 33 29 94
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    SHAM SHIP'S DOCTORS.
    437 2 Rangoon, 27th August, U»O6. To the Editor of Fairplmf. Sir. lam forwarding by this day"« mail copies of the Kurnio IHaMM of 10th and llth instant, regarding A man wn o has been j ]>r.i. rising on the Rangoon Riw«r as a medico, and has up to
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    AMERICAN COLONISATION
    311 2 The ruUHion iv Cuba and the generally admitted failure of tb«: Americau.B m the Philippines, shew s once again how mi -taken was that old <iuaek nostrum of nineteenthoenturj LiberaUain, that the only cure for popular e\c*»-4«es ami discontent is an increase of li» »>rty. The I'nited States
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
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      945 2 advertisements. NOTICES. NOTICE The Consul-General for Siam, Singapore, is prepared to sell drafts on the Treasury 4 m Puket (Tongkah) at rates to be ascertain- i ed on application at the Consulate. j Singapore, 15th September, 1906. Sept 18 v.c NOTICE Notice is hereby given that all roads within Government
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      432 2 BJwcrtteemcnto. NOTWBS. NOTICE. < His Excellency The Governor and Miss Anderson will be "At Home" at Government House on Wednesday, 17th October, at 1.45 p.m. Oct 3 j H. H. HOLLANDERS. j Gelegenhtid tot Kost en Inwooning voor 1 eenisre Heeren van af Ist October A. S. O«>k j eten
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      768 2 Btoerttscmcnte. NOTICES. M6APQRE GOLD STORAGE Co. Ltd. BORNEO WHARF Telephone 102 G. Hotels, Roanlinpr houses, and Messes are lereby notified that the Company will supply 'Thaurd daily Bupplie*" of frozen meats »tc. at 7 a.m. each day, under the following :onditions, and at the undermentioned rates. Delivery tn be taken
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      529 2 INSURANCES. SHANGHAI LIFE INSURANCE Co. Ltd. NOTICE We have appointed Messrs. Jitt* Co., of North Bridge Roiul, Sub- Agents of the Shan^hr.i Life Insurr.nco Ltd., from <late. MARSH Co. Singapore, Utfa October, 1908. Oct 12 IS.IO Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd. FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE, j Funds Exceed J;i2.000,000. 1
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      578 2 a^cctwcmcnte. BANKS. Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corporation. P.vin-rr Cumiai 0Q Re^ruvk t'rM>: Sterlim,' RaaaWi 110,000.000 Silver Reserve j it.j.-,.. f M ,i» j s Rmvi LiAßtun <m PuOI'ttIETOKS <1< COCBT OF Diuk. 11: Hacit. Bag. Cuaimmxh If. Mia.ii- i:si. Bag X E. Dttß, Bag. lA.J Bi Hoa. -Mr. .j. Grpaw X
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    THE PLAY AND PLAYERS.
    905 3 THE PLAY A ND PLAYERS. im at mi Gmuhck. he great one <-f th< 1 (rarrick. Mr Arthur :nhier. is dfofiloued. and will take a ,m stand. Jii!<* ;i gVBMI many others who have beeu helped m their profe^iouul .ireer, and that m no inconsiderable maut r. by the Press,
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    THE BISHOP AND THE FACTORY GIRL.
    93 3 H r. Pott Ridge told a good story at the annual meeting of the Factory Girls' Country Holiday Fund of how a bishop was tuught a point of etiquette. A party of factory girls were being taken through St. Paul's. Two of them lagged
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      653 3 H&wrtiscmente. 2WQTIONS. PRELIMINARY NOTICE TANGLIN AUCTION SALE Teak Household Furniture The |>io|m rt\ of .1. Scliudrl Kxj. AT THE GRANGE, 33 GRANGE ROAD. Iltlt Ort: htr, at 2 j».,h. H. L. COGHLAN AND CO., Licensed Auctioneers and Surveyors, j AUCTION SALE Wednesday, 17th October, at 2.30 p.m. The shop-house premises
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      548 3 Bbvevtieemente. WANTED. WANTED. For ftukit Asahan Estate an Assistant Surgeon to take charge of hospital. Reply stating salary required to TJ:e Manager, Malacca Rubber Plantations, Malacca. WANTED A qualified apothecary, to take charge of a Tamil hospital. Apply m writing to Manager, Linggi Plantations. Ltd., Quala Sawah, F. M. S.
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      619 3 H£wrtl«emcnts. TO LET. TO LET Xo. 1, Wilkie Road. Apply to B. N. ELIAS, Malacca Street Sept 9 9.11 TO LET From Ist January, 190.5. House No. 3 Robinson Road, suitable for Office or Godown. Apply to E. NATHAN, 13 Change Alley. TW 19 TO LET One newly-coustrneted building iv
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      330 3 Humber Cycles _2^! and Motor Cars REPRESENT THE HIGHEST STANDARD EXCELLENCE. Garrett's Portable Engines. THE BORNEO CO., LTD. THE YOKOHAMA DOCK CO., LTD. No. 1 DOCK. No 2 DOCK. J^ n h J nside 514 ft Length inside 375 ft. Whith of entrance, top 95 ft., bott. Width of entrance,
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  • Domestic Occurrences.
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      Birth.
      23 4 FAMCUm. (*n the 13th inst. At Mount Rosio, Singaj>or» i the wife of Captain W. Stafford F aw< vs. vf a s»n.
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      Marriage.
      41 4 Armstiionc-Warham. On the 9th inst., m Dublin, William R. Armstrong, LL.n., Barrister-at-Ijtw, Penang. Straits Settlements, fourth son of the late Wilb>.n Armstrong, New Row, Co. Wexford, Ireland, to I-ia!«-l Frances, eldest daughter of William Warham, Williamstadt, North Circular Road, Dublin.
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    The Singapore Free Press. Tuesday, Oct. 16, 1906.
    2915 4 The Singapore Free Press. Tuesday, Oct. 16, 1906. il tl-e Pres« (Ji- ''->; V- -i l'n»»'.i by inthieac* an'! i::ibribe g.:in Mm y.XTY.t Truth :.ti j;l "i. jjrr. «p«- i'.-.w. I -i j ly> X ;k T. j ...id Latar, To paraphrase a wiso old adage "Jtis a good thing
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      443 4 WHISKIES. SCOTCH. Dews O f the Glen. J Monarch (V the Glen. The Old Brigade. m &are Old Blend. Very Old Highland Blend. Extra Special Finest Liqueur. Robert MacdonaW. H Club Bahru. Club Whisky. n O. D S. V.O.S. (Choice Old Matured.) Prices or Price List on Application. N.B. In
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      218 4 Hfcwertiaemcnte. i j Dental Notice. I I •DR. CHADWICKT. KEWJ Has Resumed Practice. I No. 2, Battery Road. I i i C. R. LAMBERT Co. ESTABLISHKI) 1875. The oldest and best reputed linn m the Colony. PRICES FOR Artistique Portraiture, Cabinet size. C Copies 12 Copies. Silver Collodion Process $ti
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  • SCENE AT LONGCHAMPS RACES.
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      An Imfuriated Crowd
      113 5 Ktwived Oct. 1", <>.4£ am. [h,> owd ->n the Lougchamps race- became so inf uriated a( the success M ..titsider, tki favourite having l^en ;..ft al Ikl post, that it invaded the racemoM ;inl r.ii«»od and sH on tire the otH«-i ;l uomJb&t of Iki koli wore
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      Cuban News
      26 5 \lr 1 .til. Mr ll.i iu;iul«ieu.«nil Tuuston :ba. In i pr-'-'l.n.Mtiou Ml 3fag)>u le. lares UTTOOtMr T.ifts i\-«nrances powers lor the preservation i > .i-'pon'l;inc»'.
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      A Famous Restaurateur Dead
      10 5 mo Gatti, the mtlli mva% restaurant
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      Bombs in Armenia
      26 5 1 mis ml i jiuutiv of <ire c i tcn.di<cover»3l iv two Anneni iv I :i -Lun-ki. T'iiree priests have —a .irre— I
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      South Africans Win Again
      14 5 African Ruujbv t.:ani ha> beaten ftnksbbvbj M points to nil.
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      The Fire on the Hankow
      26 5 lla.nkow h;is l>pon l):;rue«l at it Hongkouu'. Hundrods of I ia^seni^ers were incinerated and arg daihujil pen pi-sen_'ers and new were
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      Mauritius New G.O.C.
      180 5 ml A. 0 Civa-h has bMßaffOhtod I the troops at Mauritius Ur Angler. propriet<.r of the L«, „r- m, is now spending a few I Penan.' u n one ol his perbdk-al l ie i'ar l^t. Ho is ac<ompan:ed iapm. It is about seven years Mr and
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      Rebuilding Valparaiso
      15 5 A- >a:;i Ig thm 'overum^nt has br-mght I bill ior rebuilding Valparaiso. I
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  • POLITICS.
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      CANADA AND IRELAND
      53 5 Laurier Favours Home Rule Received, Oct. 15, ]L\2> pm. Mr T. P. O'Connor is holding meetings m Canada. Secretary of State Scott presided m one af. Ottawa, and Sir Wilfrid T .nrier spoke and said that he was a horn ruW and nntfiifcutofl fifty dollars to the
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      Asquith on the Duties of the State
      145 5 No Fear of Socialism Tli» Kt. Jl.in. H. H. As<iuith. sneaking at EadyWak aud referring to tho Opposition's petty and petulant criticisms of the Transvaal constitution, said that the Government claimed that the least they could do was to give the new ordor
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      Religious Equality in Malta
      29 5 The Ar hl.ishopof Malta lias written a letter t llis Majesty the King, praying him not To >an^tk>n Lord Klgin s iustru.tions for religioiu e^iuality.
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      Natal Rebels Sentenced
      19 5 Tuo Natal rolnjl chiefs have been vourtmartiallel an 1 >euten ed to t<'n yens hard Irtqur.
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      Capturing Anarchists
      34 5 The Police at St. Peter-bur.:, havin^ be.v iorewarned.arr'^te.l several Anarchists including a Russian immediately they arrived from abroad. Thirty pounds j of dynamite and other evplosiv.-s \rere found m tloir lusoaoa. i
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      Labour and Anti-militarism
      269 5 Tbo Labour OoSgMMi at Amiens has resolve 1 on 'ho sprea-Ung anl intensifying )1" th" ciuti-milifarist and anti-patrioti propagauii l>" -auso the army always intervenes >n behalf of employers. m •Japt. BureH arrived m Taipin.,' on Oct. ;11 by tke afternoon train from Penang, having l*vn a
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    THE RACES.
    178 5 This afternoon the long period of preparation lor the R;icMB c<»uies io an end with the public .-ippearuuce on t)w Course, with j silk up to line out lo the start. t. The numi ber of horse* for the lirst day's e^ent is satis- factory, although only four"
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    TO-DAY'S TIPS.
    627 5 Alaiden Plate Rapturv. Lawn Stakes Wvunda or Sunrav. i Governor's Cup: Kssington or Rapid Pilgrim. Grand Staud Cup Propriety or Kin'ton. Paddock Stakes -Prince George. Pavilion Stakes Kalde. First Griffins: Referee or Loog Tom. Second Griffins —Hexameter or Lu. kv Tom. The above are our Sporting Prophet's selections.
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    STRAITS v. RANGOON.
    99 5 The following have l»een in\if<>d to represent tlie Straff* Settlements v. Rangoon m the cricket match to >« I'layed m Rangoon j at Christmas Si.,.jo t H,,: Reid, Mile-i, Cautrell S«>ott- j Murray. 8-t<,,.,(,,r.. Talbot. Hubba-k, Whitley Wyatt. r«L:— Bradbery, Barrett, Grenier. I'emituj. (Iritfith-Jones, Mugliston. Par-' son*.
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    VLADIVOSTOCK CEASING TO BE A FREE PORT.
    66 5 Vladirostook will cease to be a free port from the next fiscal year, say* the K<\ lt ,f e Chime, It is stated that the Russian Government have already .-onir-rinicated their intentions on the subject to the Japanese <iovernment. If tuis be authentic,
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    IMPERIAL CHINESE CUSTOMS.
    90 5 I.vsrnrroß G«xerai/s W\rfin... Shanghai, 0.-toljer 8. Sir Rol^rt Hait has issued a circular to the members of the Customs Stiff warning the foreigners m the s*m-\ :ioe that thej are forbidden to originate rumours detrimental to tha service. The present service, the cin^ilar continues, h > worked
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    PHILIPPINE SHIPPING DIES ABOLISHED.
    159 5 The ai«olition of all tonnacre and navigation d;e* m the Philippines *ay- the "China Mail") does not to any large extent affect Hongkong. Vessels filing from this port to Manila paid a Htfa over one cent per ton on ea< h entry. Tliis would not total
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    THE AMERICAN SQUADRON.
    349 5 In anti. ipation of the arrival of the American squadron for th«* Far K*9t at Gibraltar we notice that a representative ratings from the ships of the Atlantic squadr-.n have met at Gibraltar, and have drawn up a programme for entertaiuing Ike I nit«d States armoured cruiser
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  • Page 5 Advertisements
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      85 5 Inflammatory Rheumatism. niciki?* 1 h V(>r experienced the exw ,1V almost "nbearable pains im-i--r-ki■s.i ■s 1 mmator >' rheumatism, will be '■•ad Ibv »nr 1 n W t *S t rom Pt relief may be ft*. »Mimg harnberlain-s Pain Balm. Si- r"L r Ontario, Canada, nutorv rl h!1Vl <m troubled
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      56 5 A Safe Cough Medicine for Children. [n buying a cough medicine for children j never be afraid to buy Chamberlain's Cough i Kennedy. There is no danger from it and j j relief is always sure to follow. It is espe- j 4 cially valuable for colds, croup and whooping
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      70 5 An Antiseptic Liniment. For wounds, bruises, burns and like iniuries there is nothing bettor than Chamberlain's Pain Halm. It acts as an antiseptic, forming a thin, imperceptible Him over the injured parts, which excludes the air and causes the injury to heal without matter being formed, ana m much lass
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      56 5 I A Reliable Remedy. The only remedy which can always be i depended upon m the most severe cases of pain m the stomach, cramp, colic or diarrhoea, is Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and J Diarrhoea Remedy. Most dealers know this I and recommend it when such a medicine is 1
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      397 5 ROBINSON Co. RAGE, FIELD, MARINE GLASSES, LM |M s P™a'" Rapid Action ff^ XH( RACE FIELD GLASS R^yfflgpPjß I'ow.tjuwJ ,i..,r tlftiniUoii. It i. .-on.: siiaiH-.? ■j k X 18^*9 H has pid Action nhVh Hin-n -n.- M HI V "il H I' ;linsMl -tl>'el I»sinMn(lr(.,,1 »sinMn(lr lt .nin^ I 9
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    TIN STATISTICS OF THE BAST.
    1121 6 One of the circumstances which has operated to prevent the tin market from ex- 1 periencing the- great manipulations which copper has 1-een ••'ejected to during the past few years is the accessibility of information of current production for a large proportion of vlie output.
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      465 6 atwcrtiaemcnts. FOR SALE. PIANO FOR SALE A first class piano m excellent condition. Lowest price ?4f>o. Apply Y. A. M. co 11 Singaf>ore Free Press. Oct 16 23-10 FOR SALE PRIVATELY 4 Two full size billiard tables by Burroughs and Watts, complete. Can be seen at our sale-room No. 6
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      545 6 *tovertisemcnts. SHIPPING. nToc JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Go Ltd. A regular FORTNIGHTLY Service is maintained l*tween Japan and Europe by the following NEW TWIN SCREW STEAMERS. Under Mail Contracts with the Imperial Japanese Government. Specially designed for the Company's European Service, lighted throughout by Electricity, provided with excellent accommodation for First
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      616 6 SHIPPING. P. O. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. I For China Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Port*, Plymouth and London. Through Bills of Lading issued for China Coast, Persian Gulf, Continental and American Ports. Steamers will leave Singapore on or about j MAIL LINES. Outward (fur China) Malta Oct
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      734 6 H&vcrtiscmcuts. SHIPPING. Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen. COAST LINES. 1 pi Steamer*, of the Coast Fleet* TONS jag. TONn rf^. Petcliaburi 21SU Paklat It .37 1 Borneo -I O Anghiu 1657 Kohsichang 20-Uj Aad. Biokmen l»i. r >7 Kajah 20i'S M Riokiini- 1»»57 Pitsanulok 801 i) E. Rickmer 1»>57 Bangkok 192 Saiusen
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      523 6 Htocrtiscmcnts. SHIPPING. KM. Norddeutscher Lloyd. Bum,IMPERIAL GCRafAK MAM Uq 'Di.' fa~t and v.-U.kn-'u r, this Oamyaaw aaQ fitalghtlj Hamburg via Botterdaat,Anl Gibraltar. Oeaoa. Kaplw, (ooas Naples, Alexandria and m<-.- j Su.z. Aden. Colon l\ n. d k.. DP shanghi.;. Naga«ki4K v au<l aaak. Th»-y an im ia Hag undermentioned d.it<
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  • Page 7 Advertisements
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      325 7 abvertisements. BAROCYCLONOMETERS. The most useful instruments to navigate through the China Seas m the typhoon regions, showing the sure way how to avoid them. LA NATIONALE Anti-corrosive and Anti-fouling paint, highly recommended. APPLY TO Ga££ino Go. 9 AGENTS. lfar H tun 13.3-07 ALEXANDRA BRICKWORKS Co., Ltd. BRICKS FIREBRICKS. Sound, well-shaped
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      755 7 flfcvcruecmcnts. On the Berth. NORDDEUTiCHER LLOYD. For Hongkong, Shanghai and Japan Por s. Tho Imperial < ie'man Mail .Stea»n*>r "MOON" 8,022 tons, Captain Kefaon having loft Ooi loml>o OB Saturday the Utß inst. at 10 a.m. may be expected co arrive here on Thursday the 18th inst. ut about 2
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      727 7 a^crtfdcmcnte. Shipping. STOOMVAAET MAATSCHAPPY (STEAMSHIP COMPANY.) M NEDERLAND." Fortnightly Mail Service between Java and Amsterdam, via Singapore, Sabang and Genoa, Steamers are dne on or about the undermentioned date* Out ward Homey lrd K. Will.m II OMSB K. Wilh.-lmina <M, 27 Onwja Xov 9 K'on. Re^'nt««s Nov 10 Rembrandt If
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      229 7 DE KONINKUIKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPFIJ. U.NUER OONVIIA.T WITH THE NX TH ERf.AK t S INDIA GoVKI^VM KVT. Agents at Singrapore, Ship Agency, late J. Daendels Co., --3 Collyer Quay. THE UXDEKSI.;NEI) DATES AUE ONLY Ai'I'KOXI.M \1 V. der Lyn Bel. Doli Oct 13 Muntok Soerabaia Ort U De Kwk Djambi Od
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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      773 7 HARBOUR NOTES. The l m P- ;iU iteßingt lUn* I riss Itft Colombo ou S;itui«iav at 10 a.m. niiiv be e v yHit»»d to anive here on Tliurs- j.i v iWal pro. Mr ;U2«l Mm C. B. Spuoi)«-r with Miss' g. r airive«l heie from I'orL sSwutten- )lin l,y the
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      1032 7 VESSELS IN PORT. Men-of-War Flag and Tons Commanders Arrived From For When Sucr.. Siam K'-br 550 D<m T Oct 12 IVnang i«^kok Sea Me. Col. ycht 800 Murphy Sept 2S P. Ifflillllii 1 I Flae&Tons Master Arrived From Consignee For When Adeh kr 189 Serv.ce Oct 1 1 Kuclnn^ <h^
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    THE S. C. S. CARNIVAL.
    297 8 Matters are now well m train for the Swimming Club Carnival on Nov. 19th and entry forms have been sent out. The varioub sub-committee* are at work making arrangements for what will be a very large function, and many invitations have been already issued. The
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    SUB-POSTMASTER CHARGED
    656 8 Removing Stamvs fkom Letters. Yesterday morning before Mr. Culman Arputhasamy. Sub-Postmaster at the j Tanjong Pagar Post Office, was charged v;th theft as n. servant of :i three cent}' from a postal article. Mr. P. J Spro«;le, D. P. P., conducted •he prosecution uud Mr. W. A. N.
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    THE SUPREME COURT.
    653 8 Bkkokk Mr. Justice Fisher. Judgment r. as given m several actions by Mr. Justice Fisher m the Supreme Court yesterday. In the case m which K. fe Saiboo Tamby was plaintiff and 8. Rawasah Mari- can the defendant, his lordship after a careful consideration of the evidence
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    THE ARAB CHEATING CASE.
    263 8 Yesterday before Mr Coluian the caso id which a Chinese trader named Poh (Juan charges an Arab trader named Simile A I wee with cheating was taken m its preliminary stage. Mr Montagu Harris conducted the prosecution, Mr C. Everitt was for the defence and Mr
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    A SHIPPING CONTRACT.
    839 8 Claim Against Agents. Mr \V. Nanson, with Mr Baker appeared before Mr Justice Kisher yesterday m support of a claim by McKerrow and Coin- j pany against M. Ginsburg and Company j arising out of what was called, said Mr Nausou, a Shipping Contract, to carry certain
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    SANDAKAN NOTES.
    637 8 {From our own CorrespondtmL^ Sth Oototftfc N. D. L. S. S. Borneo It is reported that this vessel stranded I dose to Puiau Bai »n the morning, of the, 4th iust. The "Boiieo"' is employed 1 regularly on the Borneo-China Service, and for a number of voyages past
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    EXCHANGE.
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