The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 4 October 1907

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1 8 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY OCTOBER 4, 1907. NO. 0,102.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    120 1 K'-ir Hirdios rtp>rte«l *p ech hus drawn J».wu ou him -»troutf cr i r ioi> m from all quarters Tht< I. f, P diavwa l*is sentiuienf Pag* S. Pie^i.lfnt i; pig mil couliuues his speecliruakioi/and bta -t.tte-l that '.be Pacific must be the I. S duel na\al
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    THE SAGE.
    1801 1 Ltulaaafd te .«*k what Sage h »ain«d to. 0: all tin m-i, .elebrated for gravity, discern icei.t aud »b4OM, for tooad jlldg. meut an-J pii.leuie, ibe Mister Kuif kftl tbe preemiueLt li^Lr to the title of The Sage. Coniucius i, tk« I. it ii^aed format the Chinese rhafaetera
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      153 1 THE Brown motor €ycks k34 H.P. can now be delivered from STOCK 1907 pattern. Repairs to Motor Cars, Enamelling, Plating Vulcanising, &c, &c. Straits Cycle and Motor Co. BATTERY ROAD. I ™c ARROL-JOHNSTON^I I SCOTTISH CUP RECORDS. I I /9OS— WINNER. ARROL* JOHNSTON." I ft 1900 2nd, 3rd, and Uth
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      195 1 Entertainments. I Singapore Philharmonic Society. POPJLAR ORCHESTRAL CO\CEhT. TEUTONIA CLUB, Friday Oct. Uth, 9 p.m. DETAILS LATER. Tickets (»2> at the Robinson Piano Co. THE V.M.C.A. BAZAAR AT THE VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL TO-DAY 5 6.30 for Chinese Native Ladies. 8 10.30 p. m for the General Public. LAST DAY. j
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      384 1 Entertainm ents. THE LIGHT THAT NEVER FAILS. TO-NfGHT!!! ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. Grand Cinematograph. Pathe Freres. FILMS MACHINERY. At 7*30 9*30 p.m. 20 K»W PICTURES 20 2 SHOWS FOR ONE PAYMENT 2 Last Performance on 19th October. THE PARSI ALFRED THEATRICAL Co. OF BOMBAY. TO-NIGHTi TO-NIGHT I* AT BEACH ROAD
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      91 1 TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. Y.M.O.A. Bazaar to-day Psge 1. Parsi Theatre, Raja Uobichumi Pag<- I. (inrcias* piano business Pa?e 2. Land and property salei. Land at Pasir Panjaog and Pearl °s Hill road and house property at Boat Quay, South Bridge road, Victoria street and Tanjonsr Pagar road, on Oct 8 by
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      451 1 THE WEEB Fkiday, *th: High Water 917 B 36 p Legislative OomatSL, 2.C" p. S.CC. Lawn T^uni- At H< me. Mark Lodge. S. C. C. Tenni,. Y. M. C. A. Wmmtj Bmmut, p Pathe Cinematograph Show 7 3V S. 9.3" p Parn Theatre. R-v i < iol.iouand, 9 p Hippodrome,
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      46 2 Grimjuit's Skin Soap, so justlj rei :wned for its cleansing and curatire prom removing dobie's itch, Ac, prevents, all skin diseases i it is nice to use, has i most refiet-hing t,me!J and should alwajg M MM m hot countries m washing and Vi "g 1]
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      511 2 Sftvcrtiscmcnts. m>TlGy£Sk PIANOS Bought, Sold or Exchanged. Pianos at $150 and Upwards, by different Makers Guaranteed m Perfect Order and Made for the Climate. W. J. GARCIA, Pianoforte Tuner and Repairer. •ii Bra» Basah Road. Oct 4 4.11 NOTICE To Le Orchard Road, 1 B Rent $35. Apply Offi.-e, Hotel
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      792 2 H^\>crtieclncnto. ESHARAT KHAN 1 Co. Cheapest and best Book Binder, Printer, and Account Book Ruler. All orders executed promptly. 34, Brass Basah Road. OCTOBER MEETING ESHARAT KHAN 34, Bras Basah Road. Has opened a bo:k fci- lin.ooo on Double and Trehle Events (Governors Cup, Grand Stand Cup and Pad_o k
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      704 2 HovertfsenKHts. i The above, reward will be paid lor infor mation leading to the arrest of Lim Siew Hock, late cashier of Trading Company Hoi land. Last seen on September 7th at noon m Singapore. Photograph may l>e seen at the Central Police Station. Sept 13 v. c WAR DEPARTMENT.
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      474 2 H&vcrtiocnicnto. IMSURAMQES. Kmmeiftial Unii Assbnce Co,, Ltd. RRE, MAWNE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE. Funds Exceed W. A. SIMS, -Manager, Eastern Branch. Au« 29 Guardian Assurance Company, Limited, London. Subscribed Capital -£2,000,000. Total Invested Funds, upward* 0f...X0 230,000. Annual Income upwards of £1, 00,000. Fire Eiaka. Short or Long Perioda at current rates.
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      533 2 a^cttiscmciue. BAXKS. Hongkong Shanghai. Bankinf Corporation. Pa id-ot Capital i llUl R.B.EV. Fund:- Sterling Reßerre $10,000,000 Silrer Reeerve... $11,000,000 J Rkskrvb Liadility of •i I l I"' Court of Directors Q. H. Mbdhubst. Eaq Ch»ir» Hod. Mr. H«n.t Kkwick.-Dbp^Jh". E. Oowrt, Esq. E. Sh.llii,. CX. L.KXMANN, E«i H.A W.S,. J
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    MANCHESTER AS AN EMPIRE CITY
    981 3 MANCHESTER AS AN EMPIRE CITY Mi Y KM I XI Tbe pioapWJßf of Alinchestfr to-day m not p level si 1 tound Bu lai»nj is and tue professional Hastes are all crjtafj Bnt m the mass there can be nothing itriondj wrong with Mane-better so loi an ttoa trade i*.
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    AFRICA IN FIFTY YEARS.
    465 3 An Interesting Forecast. It is not often that imaginary forecasts of the condition of a given city or country m the future are worth serious consideration. But j m T!>e W rld's Work for September, Mr. S. P. Verner makes out a strong case for the
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    COLD STORAGE FOR CALCUTTA.
    373 3 hi*. Ai^ipalian EvTsnPKisi Onlentta is ptOMhainlnxniy m the chapel < i .i rtgalai vnpplj of f< >r^i»jn uif-ut fre^li from A -tratia. Tne f*.»od at pren-nt oltainable m thf •ti:^l•t;^-^s t li^ie. leaves much to l>e desiitid.J and th^ ne- > tl.;.t ;< lijr Australian firm
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    129 3 Iv (he course of the disciuaions ou the mtuiflknj coinage qonHoa which look place some weeks ago the &u^e«ition was made that, m certain events, new coins ot adiilereut shape and desigu .-hould be ifisutc, to as to emphasise tbe distinction bttxeeu Hongkong and Chinese toimu There is a •ttOßg
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      646 3 JEUwertisenicnts. AUCTIONS. MORTGAGEE S SALE Tuesday. Bth October, at 2.3 j p.m. Leasehold land. 4036 square feet comprised m Government lease dated 81st October, lfcMW for 91* y.ars. quit rent |l£f. Together with the j»reiuis«-i known »s Nos. 3, 4 and 4-1, PEARL S HILL ROAD, Singapore. The sale will
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      627 3 TO LET. TO BE LET No. 14- a Col Iyer Quay lately occupied by Mr. W. H. Boyd. Apply to Messrs. MEYER BRO3. Oct 4 uc TO BE LET. Shop House No. 9, Braes Ba.-ah Road. Apply to STEPHENS. PAUL Co. Oct 2 uc OFFICE TO LET. No. 20, Stamford
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      583 3 OEE'S t*? CONCENTRATED DISINFECTANT. \W^^m^^r i^jß iKk^ll' 1 Gallon $1.75, 2 $3.25, 5 $8.00. This Disinfectant is imported m a highly Concentrated form and may be diluted up to 60 times its bulk, producing a Milk White Fluid which will not stain. This is the most economical and effective Disinfectant
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    The Singapore Free Press.
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    Friday, October 4, 1907.
    1905 4 I: b*9 sometime happened that B-iti«h ■tattmta who. have had to fili the .lifficult p<jst gf Chief Secret iry for Ireland have hid epithets bestowed upon them by Irish Disloyalists that implied au entirely undeserved obloquy and au a.s>pwr»iou that wis altogether libellous. We ueed only
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    84 4 A HyUm immigrant named Wee (Jhiu Avas sentenced to three weeks' rigorous imprisonment by Mj Colman, third magistrate. ye3terday, for refusing to si^n contract. Tan You? Soon, Chin< se babt, was commjtttd by 3lr Colman, third magistrate yesterday afternoon, tor trial at the ctxt A* sizes on a charge of
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    LAST NIGHT'S MAIL.
    622 4 The fuueral of Edvard i ieg iv the presence of a large UOtmbl tirst part of Ihe funeral servic, mi* the Museum of Art an«l Industry Among those followiaf theoffi:, the members of the oVetatad*! I Gan. Nissen, who represented Ktog and representatives „(t he OernmrK the
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    154 4 A Benja!ie wav c>»uvioted by M ■PCOBd nib'^istraif. ws'tM.iav, ol •f silver bottOM aud ;i chain bel<Ml^ peon tmploynl at JoverLceut HoUso. Hhud a previous conviction And w m n to fcur uioDtbs 1 iicf rist 1 ntLt. days are to be spent m lolila meut. Qboßg Ftok, a yo\iQ^»
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      193 4 I Wt ARE NOW MAKING M it SPECIAL DISPLAY m or < I I LADIES' DEPARTMENT jj Of *J CHOICE NEW GOODS, i IXPOBTED EXPKKSSLY FOB THE U I RACES^ J DISTINCTIVE NOVELTIES. FOREMOST FASHIONS. Jj SPECIALITIES. 9 4 TRIM.UEIJ IhTS 'LATBBT LONDON AND PVRfS MOf»EL>. WAI.KIN«i M HVIS, INT.;IMMED
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      287 4 His Excellency TJie Governor and Miss Anderson iv ill be "At Home" at Government House at 4.^5 p.m. cm Wednesday, 16th inst, Oct3 SEND CASH NOW FOX \OL'K SIT.M Rill lON TO The "Singapore Free Press" $6. 75 Tor three months $2.25 for one month. Y»fi a iviuotion «>f 10
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    KEIR HARDIES FOLLY.
    147 5 UNIVERSAL CONDEMNATION. No Man His Friend. Submarine Totegraph— Keutei's.) The l\ill Mall saya that X rir Hartie v not rea.li/5 tint he is brand shiutj a toicb, bu! the dajfjat must be instantly ended. i'hc livening Standard says that India !J be freed of this atrocity. The
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    ASIATIC'S IN THE TRANSVAAL.
    27 5 ASIATIC'S IN THE TRANSVAAL. L\tk Wire Rao. tot. ■>. paa. d :i [rom Joh.vnuesbuii: tb A> Uiei m the lr.ins.Mal less than have b»^u O^starad uul^: the BfW
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    FORESTRY IN THE UNITED KINGDOM.
    41 5 -•inment has ooaaplatud aagotuk* m for th«> pijr^-idse "I khaaatataof Inr f I2 580 ftcraa .n Ar^\lUhire i.>r int.. a 5 ate ;»res" to «>e •i* ;l i/:->i atM 1 >r adbaaaaiaa :n I >it^ ry. > <
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    THE "ALL RED" ROUTE."
    43 5 Kewtve 1 at 10 pui V a cci.- tiui: of the Cmm a Be Riilwar. l:c!>l at MoDtre^!, -•.ranstVieuje tt tLe A*'uuri.; St^4ni-r- I 'he 1 i .n. au'i tLe buii'lin^ •>! tatter boatfl f^r i'o.<- :i- Atlantic, was .tu'h
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    DISTINGUISHED INDIAN GENERAL.
    49 5 ■\dvard Willums is dead -ral Sir Edw.ird 'VillUuie. K«i E •was 76 j^iira of ag^ .md entered Ho Beryil Enilu^i-B m I>>* W serving iv the Burma H.. t 1552. Ba "aa .nade a general m -!•"> wao tor tive years Government Cifactoc of Indian Kail-ays a^^~
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    THE LATE GRAND DUKE.
    41 5 laarai of the Grraad Puke of Badoa I plaooat Cirisruhp ou Monday. It i- p Aad that the Ixiiser aad tko ♦ernian oovereiu'n-j will atten«V The Ihake of Coaaangwt will i«p:e-t-nt I1 1 ettj the lv'.u_ r
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    THE SHIPBUILDING DISPUTE.
    22 5 I the Bj ii ra ud. ma|oritj ■apyartiaf th> agree 1 oaad ->v Steal 19 b, p:" »blj i- »>
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    BALKAN CONFERENCE.
    17 5 Suspended. 1 LBCi« JOM pfa il itteriUi.' :;OAr-.fno.-8 and the uxlieaflM ara ia -i>. ulf-d.
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    KAISER'S VISITING.
    21 5 X v-~. and X t lerin nre to go ov a A\ ilkelauag <>n tl clooi af tho ?»it
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    ADEN HINTERLAND.
    10 5 The British troojs have evaeuiteil the \<len HinterUu<l.
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    ROOSEVELT ON STUMP.
    105 5 PACIFIC THE NAVY'S HOME. Strengthen But Not Increase. (By Submarine Telegraph Reuter's.) Received at 1.12 pui. lVesideut X x)sevelt at S 1 Louis appeared to support the buildiog up of a greit rUhtiug uavy fo lot",: as it was no lir^er than at present. The bulk of
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    INTERNAL COMMUNICATIONS.
    279 5 Railway Control and Mississippi Waterways. Panama Canal Progress. deceived at 2.10 p.ui. President Roosevelt's speech at St. Louis eoneKJed with a vigorous asseveration of the nations iusistane? of federal control of thn railways. He uivad ibo improvement tf the Mississippi waterwivs, though he twww it woald u«.t lie
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    A WATERSHED AT SELETA
    453 5 THE TK< ȆBLES OF LAXIn >WNEK The land acquisition cases still go on, and the Chief Justice yesterday afternoon was j engaged m listeniug to an Indian named j P. 0. Kadir Meyd.u. who is claiming from Government a larger sum than they offtred for the
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    RACING NOTES.
    1079 5 For training, tin w?atber this morning was all that could > c desiied and more than forty enjoyed tbe -allopj. The fences put 1 1 up at the Golf Clv > an tbe t >p beads made time slower, and to a bartail extent upset the horses, but
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    THE RACE MEETING.
    30 5 Owntrs of horses and trainers are reminded that entries for the October Meeting close at noon on Saturday. They should have their entries m before that hour.
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    IRASER & CO S. SHARE CIRCULAR.
    542 5 IRASER CO S. SHARE CIRCULAR. Our market has uontinu< <1 strong and buoyant m all Robbers dniiag the pa-t \v« < k with a further demand m most instances. Mining -har( s on the otber hand have hud an i'asi> v f<» ling with nellem pn-domina inj», whilst IndnstiiiiK attract
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    LATHAMS SHARE REPORT.
    542 5 I < -;i.. boom j fimlfag ia tho an iv L biiaosx li !>•<-■• brisk m anuiub<-r iof the lavoorit- arfniag ~tock«. I' an;. Cou i solid V.-l«. cou:inue to chai ge hand« m bilge nuiubem for fc ward delivery, and tboadi aVan *r» Mai bay* n
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    TIN MINING OUTPUT.
    100 5 Mmn I. *r hum ami C> have rtoiveda telegram from their Ipob correspondent giving the following details From Tronoh uiin«--i the SepUmlvr output ainouuted to 2. 44 acJ «'»1 catties. Frcin Taint un the output was 3,63o cattiee. Chencferiang, for September, prcJuced 1,102 catties. Othn returns are
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      54 5 A Reliable Remedy. The only rented which «an always b« impended open m t>e mcst cevere cases oi pain m th* stomach, cram" col<c or diar rhoea, is Chamberlain's colic. Cholera anc Diarrhoea Remedy. Mcst dealers know this and re -onamend it when such a m^icine ii called for. For
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      325 5 ROBINSON COMPANY. JUST UNPACKED THE LATEST STYLES IN LONDON AND PABIS TRIMMED MILLINERY A'eif Shapes m untrimmed Straws A large selection of Flowers, Ornaments Millinery and Dress Ribbons, Laces &c, &c. EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS IN Lace Embroidered Muslin Robes. LATEST NOVELTIES IN French Muslins and Dress Materials. Smart Shapes m Ladies'
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    AMERICA'S POST-OFFICE.
    373 6 AMERICA 'S POST-OFFICE. The l\«tmaster-Uaßtnil. Mr ftltjtr. has outlined sweepic^ improvements, with the object of bringing up the American postal service to the English standard, which is recognised by postal experts as tfce best m the world. He will try to bave sea post-offices established aboard the Canard and French
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    SIAM RAILWAY DEPARTMENT.
    342 6 The n^w i!ue» which are now rapidly appoiiching completion the Northern Line from Pdknai:;poh to Pitsanulolie. l^S kilonietves lon.'. ;ad the fir«t section of the Eiitern R tilw-ty, vi ftoui B ingkok to Petnon. SS kiloc -tr^^ will >>c ieady for trarfic as from the l^t January,
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    TEMPERATURES IN INDIA.
    177 6 T' t cLuntti on Mttc- rologf m tin m «v Imperial G recteei m w,itinLi on Imiian i »yi kiwi Iha highest da. t bmi eu ll.\ trtntmrtl hi Norttn ri lndi.. m 0v i lOSttb of M Tlit- hottest -r* a is un<l. sftldDf th; t
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    CAPE TOTALISATOR ILLEGAL.
    124 6 Ai tin C.ipc- tue loc;tl Tuit authorities have followii,;< the e\ tmple oi the 0. T. C. Bto«trih .!;<! ,ye attempted to limit tpecnltn v to th totai!-.;toi and to oust the book ■iak' r>. An urn xpccted development aruing froaa tlitii ac ti(»n i- Hta.% tlu
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      547 6 advertisements. On the Berth. West Australian B- N. Co., Ltd. FOR Sourabaya, Broome, Port Hedland, Cossack, Onslow, Carnarvon. Geraldton and Fremantle. The Company's Steamer "MINILYA 1 2.745 tons. Captain Richardson, will be despatched for the above ports on Friday, the llth instant at 8 a.m She has excellent accommodation for
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      639 6 9£>vcrtisemcnte. SHIPPING IN DO CHINA STEAM NAY. COY., LTD. The steamers of this Company maintain a regular direct service between Calcutta, Straits, Hongkong, Shanghai and Japan, j taking cargo on through Bills of Lading for Canton, Swatow, Amoy. Chefoo, Tientsin, Newchwang. Yangtsze Ports, Formosa, the Philippines &c. &c. STEAMERS. Tons
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      630 6 H&vcrtiflcmcnts. SHIPPING. P. O. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. For China Japan, Penang, Ceflon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Porti, Plymouth and London. Through Bills of Lading issued for ChinH Coast, Persian Gulf, Continental and American Ports. Steamers will leave Singapore on or about MAIL LINES. Outvoard (for China) Arcadia Oct 12
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      750 6 H&vcrti6cmcnto. SHIPPING. Norddeutacher Lloyd Bremen. COAST LINE& F Mc«mcri of the Coast Fleet. tokb reg. ro»3 re^. r*<tobaburi 2191 Devawongs* 1643 tiorneo 21U0 Paklat 1657 Kohsiohang 2040 Anghin 1657 Kajah 2028 Locksun 1657 f'itsanulok 3019 Choiaing 1657 Bangkok 192U Pongtong 1667 K^jaburi 1904 Samsen 1657 Korat 19U0 Loo 80k 1604
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      707 6 abvertiscmente. SHIPPING. NJXL Norddeutscher Lloyd, Breme: IMPERIAL OEJLMAN MAIL LINE The fast and well-known mail staaa this Company sail fortnightly from Hamburg via Rotterdam, Ant^verp, South n Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (connection M 1 Naple?, Alexandria and vice versa) Port j Suez, Aden, Colombo, Penang, Singapore, H kong, Shanghai, Nagasaki k
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    THE KOWLOON RAILWAY.
    404 7 L« his budget speech at Hoagkonc Sir Frederick Lugard made the following remarks We made an advance to the Viceroy < f Wo- bn of f ,10^,000 repaymble m instalents of t' llo,ooo p«r year. These instal--nts are all credited to a special fund and from that
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    PAPER FROM LALANG GRASS.
    317 7 I. luiug ass or illuk has al way* \»an as a ti^el^ss pest plant m the Mulay Mate? and Ceylon, and one vvhioh is extieoxily iiflicalt and < 4 0-»tly to ;»?t rid of when on<*e ociipied any land It is thet-efore lather ourpriiiok; to iearn
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    SOME LUCKY WINDFALLS
    168 7 adf- I* .I- I r ?'t.j\ tl by tho report tii.t a ia UaJji 1- EMOO.OOO richer 01 s) An>i _li»N Ii ane i» nnly witJiiu t)i< 1 nt \p» t< 1 frtui dii v x m\>l <i otl Stratfordi a \i v inherit 00 t 111
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    EXCHANGE.
    69 7 (CO-.BSOTSD TTP TO Oct. 3.1 Bank 4 m/s V^n demand 2/4 Priyate credit* 3 m/s M 2/4^ credit* 6 2/4] Fravck, demand Bank 293 Ohmant, de_i.i;:_ 238£ India, T. T 174 ETonokohq, demand 4 j di« Yokohama, demand M 114; Java, demand 140 Bangkok, demand 64 Sovmbigns, Bank Buying
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    PRODUCE.
    133 7 < »otob;r Tin buyers i It Gambier 7 53 Gambier Cul* No. 1 10.33 Gambier Cube No. 2 8.70 Pepper Black (ord." B'pore) 1 rj 50 Pepper, White (fair L.W. 5 p.e.) 22.50 Nutmegs (110 to the lb.) 22 00 Nutmegs (80 to the lb.) 32 00 Mace (Banda)
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    SHARES.
    635 7 £150.000 104 9374 I An K -lo Malay Rubbei Co 1 1-* 6 Do Do 1200.000 105.000*10 JO BaJijownM Rubber E.Ute Lt<i 3500 30,000 11,125 Batu Caves Rubber Ccy Ltd £'5 10 0 7 0,000 70,000 1 B^tßaJKaß^Coy.Ltd. SUM •150.000 125,000 It lo Camwood Rubber Co Ltd. 10 50
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      71 7 An Antiseptic Liniment. For wounds, bruises, burns and like m.- arits there is nothing better than v.haxnteriain's Pain Balm. It acts as an antiseptic, forming a thin, imperceptible film over the njured parts, which ex« hides th» air and auses tne injury to heal without matter beinpr formed, and m
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      448 7 Ettocrtt9cmcnto. "Grateful Results" A life of suffering and misery. Without sleep, without appetite. Restored to health by Ayer's Sarsaparilla I wus arlsiWuly atlli.ted with liijiousws»»n.lin,T,.,, l 11 aill My m.nith hrn ii. t^rnl..»> „,,Hliti«.n rvery in-mine, mv tongue tliicklj- coaled, my bre*t_ a offensive, food tiiMrutaed me, I *v.ffer»d n
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      608 7 Hfcvcrttsemcnts. FOR SALE. FOR SALE. 1. Very Handsome Brunei Carved Kettle Weighing 30 lbs. 2. Brunei (long*. The above are pure brass and very antique. Now on view m our Godown. CUNNINGHAM CLARK A Co., Auctioneers. 2, Malacca Street. Oct 3 I Furniture and Goodwill of a First Class Boarding
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      164 7 Japan Coals. THE Mitsui Bussan Kaisha. (MITSUI CO.) Head Office: No. 1, SURCGA-CHO TOKIO. London Branch: 34, Lime Street, E.C. Singapore Branch: 2, Finlayson Green. OTHER BRANCHES New York, San Francisco, Hamburg, Bombay, Sourabaia, M_ni]a, Hongkong, Axnoy, Shanghai, Chefoo, TienUin, Newchwang, Port Arthur, Seoul, Chemulpo, Yokohama, Yokosuka, Na^oya, O6aka, Kobe,
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    THE Y.M.C.A. NEW BUILDINGS
    1217 8 - RAISING THE FUNDS. Successful Bazaar at the Memorial Hall. There was a picturesque scene m varied colours at tl c Victoria Memorial Uall yesterday afternoon, when a £i*and ba/iar. which is expected to do much m the direction of raising funds for the new Y. M
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    CONSTRUCTING FILTER BEDS.
    546 8 LAND AOQriSHIOB AND A CLAIM POX COMPENiATIOV. Thf lienrins.' cf the oompeusaliou claim by K. I*. Aliitrappa Chetty m an acjiiifition of land vi which he is the mortgagee at P.ukit Timab Boad, '.va.« ooncludtd yesteidity m the Supreme OooH l«efore tbe Chief Justice. Sir W. H.
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    INTERPORT PRACTICE AT HONGKONG.
    175 8 The following are the best scores made at practice last Satin day and Sunday (Sept. '21 and 2*2) on the Kiu,'s Park range. Kowloon 200 500 > 0O Total J C Coles 84 H 9<» A. Jenkins 33 30 33 J>6 J. C. Oow 30 30
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    S. C. C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    70 8 YESTERD x* 65 PLAY. P&OI'ESMvN PAin>. C. S., Baiicj and Taluua beat Accts TrilJi. oMtoasd (>o!d, S t; *J K. B Sixuljes. H:i-»kins -.-r. v Biiiey owe 1. unfinished. TO-DAY'S PLAY C HAMPIONSHIP F*NAI F. Sai/rnann v f.. E Oooai. Pk-.kessiox Pairs Fivai C. S.
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    FOOTBALL.
    75 8 l»\i;vi At-ab Ct» In. \eeteiila\ the Marine I' j lice 1 iet Rikiobo Foot-ball Club again on the Bodttasotioo. with the iOMlll of another dmv Poth sides came tear scoric^ but there was a lack of _'>c>d shooting on t'ue part of the forwards, und Ike bdll niver ?ot
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    AN EXCITABLE CORSICAN
    174 8 JdCuUefc Sujiui. a French Corsicau. was before Mr l»reen. sti-ond magistrate, yesterday, on allegation* of v ilful trtspat>» hT th* Frencb Consulate m »rcbaT'l rUa 1 and creiting a disturbance. The Count de Pondy. the I 'reach C u^ul, informed his worship tLdt Sujini waa a vagrant
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    THE BIRTHDAY OF CONFUCIUS.
    64 8 The 24-V' b Birthday of Cußtucius is to b*> celebrated this evening at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Hill Street at 8 pm. There will be addresses m Chinese and English by Confucianist*. The general arrangements will be those of social evening The invitations have been
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    TANGLIN CLUB.
    21 8 The iihual Kac* D*nce will be held iv tW TdD^lin Club on Friday, Ivh hint, at 9 30 p.m.
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    135 8 Two little Malay Princes, the R%i»hf Shabriuiau and ft zm»D, grandsons of H H. Sultan Idrise of Perak, aie at present 01 vi^it to Singaprre. The y paid a visit t< the Police Courts yesterday and were much interested m all they saw The Princes an staying with -Sha;k Ahmed
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    330 8 Captain Waddell of the Kuclmitf, which arrived from Sarawak yesterday, reports light to moderate S \V. to S. E. wirjcls and cloudy and showery weather. The I>utch hulk Zeelandia arrived from K>tterdam yesterday m tow of the tug Hercules. She is consigned to Svme and Co. On the
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    52 8 A Safe Cough Medicine for Children. In buying a c ugh medicino for children never be afraid to buy Chamberlain's Cough Kemedy. There is no dange r from it .nd relief is always sure to follow. It i 3 especially valuible for colds, croup and whooping cough. For sale by
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      86 8 Inflammatory Rheumatism Anyone who hus ever experienced the excruciating and almost unbearable pains incider t to inflammatory rheumatism, will be pleased to know that prompt relief may be had by applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Mr I). Sryder. of Koseville, Ontario, Canada, says I have been troubled with intfammatory rheumatisn for
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      66 8 Bo Not Neglect a Bad Cold. Never allow a cold to take i s cours Too often at this season of the year its course is toward pneumonia. Ch mberlain's Cough Remedy will piomptly cure your cold and counteract any tendency m this direction You cannot afford to take such
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      284 8 DE KONINKLUKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPU Uhdbb Cohteact with thb Nbthbblahds Isdia Govbbnmbkt Agents at Singapore, Ship Agency, late J. Daendeis Co., 2-3 Collyer Quay THB UNDERMENTIONED DATES C P f ARE ONLY API ROXIMATE. Campruy.- Batavia Sept BaUvia. Java-coast. Samaran^. Sc^rabay Bot.oieng. Mukawar, Balik Papan Dongala, Bwool. Palehleh. Bolaung, Amot rang.
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      350 8 CLEARANCES < tet 2. Sinionu'au. Dut. str. Albert* tot loojOJßag. Rioiun Mam. .Tap str, Tiisriwa. for Boml-sy ia potta I h t r>. C'h'n;.. Am -tt.. Petrii. fo;- HoogboOJO^ Bl mgboi and Japan. Giani,' Seng. Dnt. str.. Cmi^j. for Samarang. via ports. Doidt, Dnt. Btr Brou, for Batuvia. Drum- liffe.
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      615 8 VESSELS IN PORT. W«n-o/-U»r KUf *ad Tow Comaundcn Arrived From p-» r m^ Zeeduif Dut 197 Klemu Sept 27 Rhiu R hi(> Sea Mew Col. Yacht 500 Murphy Sept 30 Malacc t TTbihi Ship "U*&T 9 n. Ma, tC r Arri^d Krotn Uw«mi ri wi. Anjatoini Main Jap 2261 ffai—
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