The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 21 October 1907

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    16 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1907. NO. o,llr}.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    166 1 Th* tb:rd Jay's ftUCMffsfal raciu^ ou SatunJ.iv i 3 rtf'orted on pa-_v 8. Floo4« and sfurujs continue m Italy I'racfe ;»ud Great fWirain Pat:© 5 The Hiijue CosftWM has eloMd, the ■J ij-tuese delegate paving a tribute to the huuiuuitaiiau Üboun of the conteren- t». and cue
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    ON BLACKGUARDS.
    884 1 X >«:i.livs tho term blacktriu purely a relative oae, md ha* entirely last its old dietMNMlv meatiin^. <\h:,h \g ?ri manly a pot tUmmt or =(»ulli..u. < >je **y of :l naa H > i dreadful bbckguari •ither ivmt*nlj—'m which ea«» the mutia s««ial!y ostracised, o-. nsim: the
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      227 1 Brown motor Cycles 3$ H.P. can now be delivered from STOCK 1907 pattern. Repairs to Motor Cars, Enamelling, Plating Vulcanising, &c, &c. i Straits Cycle and Motor Co, BATTERY ROAD. hARROL-JOHNSTON«R| r SCOTTISH CUP RECORDS. I 19O5— WINNER. ARROL* JOHNSTON." I g 1906— 2nd, 3rd, and Uth PLAGES. f ARROL
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      394 1 VALUABLE JAPANESE CURIOS ~W FOR SALE BY AUCTION AT Messrs. H. L. COGHLAN AND Co's MART Monday 9 28th October at 11 a.m. Messrs. H. L. Coghlan and Co. are instructed to sell by Auction a consignment of Artistic Japanese Curios Comprising Valuable Old Satsuma, New Kinkozan Satsuma ware, beautifully
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      135 1 TO DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. Notice re lun Fetfcea, deceasy*! Pag> J. I'uban^ Govermueiit notitt uag- J. All iccoum- of Hw P.W.L). to be m by Nov. :;OUj. ladthn e> n\. jron wanted at 1900 per month. H. I. riioi.gwa kaarwfoi iVnang \c. on II vi -Hay I'as,e 6. i I'rin/ Ludwi^
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      108 1 Next Mails Due. FBOV FiNGT.\>T>. Per MM. Tom.--\, lodiy Oct 21, with Mails of ifept -2~ Ik CM Ci-.iSA— l'e: M M N' r t, di.j, Oct lX Mails ILKIau? DiSPA'fOM^:; Iiu:«OW. Laavo Singapore Livdcn C»eiiver*.d NDL Ser-t 16 Oet 11 Oat 10 B I Btft 1H Oel 1 1
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      282 1 THE WEEK HONDa?, -'Isl; Hi- Wafer —1 .."4 1"31 p M. M. Miiu Out-vard due. U. M. Kail HomewArd lue Full Md D, 4J4 i; i 'rand Gbttmatograp] Sbow 7.3" A 9.3" p Tu«%uay. 22nd. High Water —11 it a 11 J Bin ill Trading C Mating. Otma bograpa B!
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    THE CAR IN MALAYA.
    233 2 THE CAR IN MALAY A. M>tor journals have recently been devotiag some space to the market existing m MdlaTa for motoi cars. The three appended paragraphs are reapectivelj from Illustrated Motor News >lotor Traction »nd the Autocar" There is undoubtedly a good field for motor delivery vehicles m the Singapore
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    CANADIAN WHEAT FOR THE FAR EAST.
    536 2 A crop of 20.(.O0.00o bushtlx at winter wbettt i-> i>romi-*-d thi» year by the l.truicr-s of Awn Albovta. To realist- Urn xtraordi ■aiy na; ir<_ of tiii- annnauceiuent it i* neces--try. -ay- tlie Indian Trade Journal, to reEc nWf tJiat tlincui loot year- ago
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      455 2 H&vcrnscmcnts. 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. o0 Bras Ba*ah Road. Oct 4 4.11 ESTATE OF lAN FORBES DECEASED: Notice is hereby given that all claims against
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      628 2 Btocrttocmcnto. f m y NQTieESJL THE OLIVER Standard Visible Typewriter JUST ARRIVED LATEST MODEL No. 5. Frt'»* tlemou^tration on n ceipt of a chit to ATKINSON FORBES, 8-2 CHANCE ALLEY. ESHARAT KHAN Co. Cheapest and beet Book Binder. Printer, and Account Book Ruler. All orders executed promptly. 34, Brass Babah
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      439 2 Bfcvertiscmcnta. *o« saw 7 Furniture In d GoodiAl oi Hirst Clasa Boarding Establishment FOft SALE fiIVATELT. The valuable household furniture and accessories at the well-known residence. SANS SOUCI, St. THOMAS WALK. Fourteen bedrooms. Established over 20 years. For particulars, apply to POWELL Co., Auctioneers. Oct 1 INSPECTThe largest Stock of
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      457 2 BDvcrti6cmcrilo. HVPURAHGES. r Ctmmercfal Union Assurance Co., LM. FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE. Funds Exceed £1 2,000,000. W. A. SIMS, Manager, Eastern Branch. Guardian Assurance Company, Limited, London. Subscribed Capital -£2,000,000. Total InVested Funds, upward* 0f... .£8,260,000. Annual Income upwards of jei,iu»,ooo. Fire Risks. Suort or Lon«r Periods at current rates.
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      483 2 BAXKS. Hongkong Shanghai^T" Corporation. Paid-up Capital R«8«bv» Fund:— SterUng Reserve $10,000,000 Silver Reserve... $1 1,000,000 j Rkservi Liability of Pkopeibtors Court of Dirictors. G. H. M.PHDIIST. E6q._CHAIK M4N Hon. Mr. Hinkt KmewicK,— Dir c T A. Fccbb, Esq. i. j r^J, I*'1 E.Gorrz,^. Lta^^ A. Haupt, Esq. fi. Shbwiv f
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    MINES AND MINING.
    1203 3 Re!>hit 1 Trx Mtilt* >*4 ipoe 1 uootiu; ol ih- RiohilU p*aj war* U«id..T H»»drutli y-*«ter«Lt> 1i« li Mi Jam«»^ Wickett i>i*»»:<Ud, ami, m ti ui.pt 101; ofthe a c count-*, fxtromoll ■tted that, m ■~-iiat<tuence ol a variety of I .instances, the hopes held out last
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      499 3 Do Not Neglect a Bad Cold. Never allow a cold to take its course. Too often at this season of the year its course is toward pneumonia. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will promptly cure your cold and counteract any tendency m this direction. You cannot aford to take such a risk
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      569 3 Hfcperttsemcnte. AII6TIONS. MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF Chinese Household Furniture, &c. AT No. 15 DUXTON ROAD, On Monday, 21st October, at 2.30 p.m. Comprising Chinese handsomely carved I drawing room suite Chinese carved ebony joss tables folding card tables bookcases with glass doors Malacca arm chairs seriali dining table Chinese cupboards Shanghai
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      682 3 Slwcrtteemcnte. A UQTIONS. AUCTION SALE OF Handsome Japanese Porcelain, &c. at "The Mart" Nos. 4 6, RAFFLES PLACE On Monday, 21st October, 1907 at 10.30 a.m. COMI'BIHING. Porcelain Coffee Services, Howls. Trays, Chocolate Cups, Sugar Bowls, Cream .lugs and Assorted Plato ware, Ac. Ac. Ac. (Kor account of concerned. H.
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      284 3 I THERE ARE NO Exorbitant Profits. FOR ANYBODY ON buchanan's 1 Whiskies. mm the public fsP^ GET THE Wm FULL BENEFIT of the High qualities of "Red Seal" and "Black ®> White" at the lowest possible prices. "Red Seal" retails at 9.50 per case, "Black White" at $12.50 of all
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    Domestic Occurrences. Marriage
    22 4 Domestic Occurrences. Marriage Campi e»_l—^poonbr.- Sept. 25, at Portmadoe, D. G. Campbell, British Resident of Negri Serr.bilar. to Mary Abinda Georpina Spooner.
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    The Singapore free press. Monday. October 21, 1907.
    2126 4 The Singapore free press. Monday. October 21, 1907. t 111 i«« tkt •:r-l hf »f -test vi 1 il: J t jijs .'i»-» f i»* t»• t if 4iaw, Tuoi im *be *<• 'i. -f 'here is expressed the belief that the Government is presently .ike >.nt < oonsiJeration the
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    COMMERCIAL TROUBLES.
    24 4 Hamburg Failures. At Hamburg it is announced Asiatic merchants Luetgens, Eintsi, Co. have suspended pavnient owin_insolveucv of the Halle S-^ble v" .n
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    New York Slump.
    78 4 Bank m Difficulties. At New York there has ooeom on the Stock Exchange bordering panic, owinir feo the speeches deln. meeting of the Rinks' Clearing H uiitiee called to consider the the Mercantile National I'.iuk The meeting .leinanded t]>h r- the I Erectors of the Mercibt!.Hank as
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    Cotton Convention.
    37 4 AtChlMfO a J'tU'i'iei m European delegates to the Cotton I tion. Mr Mrtcar* warned the Am-, growers that high prices would country's exports oi cotu-u. .m land, France ;iud other c >untri^- cotton growing colonies.
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    528 4 Interruption «.t the French and laud lines m Saturday caused te!-.-France and Britain to be de! The S. V A. go into a week-eu at Paeir Panjang Fort ou Bttw noon next, the last pr:.»r to th* inn early next month. Capt. Colbeck, Start" »vi,.> dl I nial Forces, who
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      330 4 jfI<ELLY WALsfijl I THREE BOOKS THAT HAVE I I CAUSED SENSATION. I THEyOKE. I CONFESSIONS OF A PRINCESS. I Mr. Mrs. VILLIERS. I KELLY WALSH: SINGAPORE. i V» OBMBMB I «HMHH» OBMBM* «B# f k: JWKW^ A CHRISTMAS t I PRESENTS i I: W*^hA. FOR t I HOME i Our
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      225 4 BUSINESS PREMISES! TO LET. I I [Business premises are about* to be erected near Messrs! Kelly Walsh's Printingl s Works, Orchard Road, anal persons desirous of occu-f •pymg them may have the ac-j Icomodation arranged to suit I c ■their requirements oy applying! ■to the* Architects from whoml J fany
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    RACING.
    67 5 F* 3 1 inarine Telegraph Rem»»r*§.) The Cambridgeshire. KW Cambridgeshire bettiug is 5 to 1 Mr. George Faber's Milnn, to 1 Mr. J. .!'s Pmu Swift, lOtol Capt. J. U- Houit'ray's Land League, 100 to •lift B. Purefoy'a Lally, 100 to 7 Mr. W. M' vjuld Rucb, 100 to
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    Middle Park Plate.
    14 5 M .-idlH Park Plate result is Pf-obia, 1 Morena, 2 Araminta.
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    RAILWAY CRISIS.
    43 5 Lloyd George Intervenes. Bte. 11 40, Oet 19. proMia— t i railway i director htt tkt invitation ol Rt. Hon. Lloyd 8 fffi to IMCQM the cr'.sis. meeting of Lloyd G« ge <m-l .-'iitr i wiD foil irill be IBTiitd later.
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    KRUGER'S GRAVE DESECRATED.
    44 5 fni.ufu'. sensa^on has ijeei- erMtsd m iraaL u-,,v I vered this uiorniug that the l 4 surmounting the m »niment on gi ti ea r Pntufia km !>?en *oru otf. It is Jying *.»d the fro .n I V.y oi.ippel broken
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    GERMANY BUYS WHEAT.
    26 5 l.'cc. IL2O is, l lot 19, itetsd that 'Teimany iAru'ely m the English eabtern L .e>. which hare hitherto imp. rte<l ieriDdc wheat.
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  • LONG DISTANCE WIRELESS.
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      Half Round the Globe.
      43 5 i v.. l Btati mat >> a,-*- |*i \\>vd r^.« p. eked up without .nt- I l i MMMgI :r>iu MaC.la UUMQMiBg rival of the U. 8 cruitr I'hiUieiphia Manila. whole distance Uatfi h y this ---.»re is thus IS
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      Later.
      46 5 t«cn ian were trausu:-.*ted -Le At'.ac i- tbi fint day 'bat the PtlcM tffllMi «wu pan ceu-- lit-?-I v >r Teuera.l •>: Canada tbe Koe >' 4 i B] dM e«* si:i;. en- ireless > d unite Urn bonds weeu du.l-i. U'" Urn h the v., re -tr.;
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    BENZINE EXPLOSION
    174 5 ma Poeoboatei iflri knmidbm v he: wa.- to :-trai:a, and mm ;eii'j» oi tIM foffoeft- i,_' MtK M: L B >eel, by l» _i- *uc t nmn nm .rat. .niay muthf a' ilty. The vessel b«M toPuli ifcMK- j ira v.-. ..u i into *hd S*turd4j -c i
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    FLOODS AND STORMS.
    73 5 (By Submarine Telegraph Neuter's.) The Hoods m northern Italy are becoming worse. The beautiful autumn resorts at Like Maggiore are inundated m places to the extent of |2 feet. People have taken refuge on the roofs of the houbes. There is enormous damage. Btomi and rains have
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    SOCIALISTS TO THE FORE.
    22 5 There u« I,2<m> Socialist candidates at tat? forthcoming municipal election* m Kng. land compared with 722 last year.
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    ITALY PROSPERING.
    16 5 1 be Italian budget of 1907 realised a surplu- of ht led>: IjMQyOOO sterling.
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    Morocco's Sultans.
    28 5 <jeuer«ii iKude reports that the Sultan's Army is advancing m the Chaonia district, an«l vicinity ot Casablanca, where they will pro' iblj eucoun'er Muiai Harj.l's fvne. <
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    TRESPASS AT "HOPE PARK."
    140 5 A Bovan wa< arrested iv the small huiirs of Saturday morning for trespass iv the i compound of Hope Park"' mess at Mount Elizabeth. He was brought before Mr Green. second ui;igistrat£. later m the day. Mr H. X Kichardsof the Straits Trading Co. said a
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    473 5 Mr C E. *>p..'^ner, < JU9 has kioue to Colombo to u:eet Mrs Spooner. Heavy rans m Negri Setnb.l&u flooded tne permanent way of the Sun^ei Ujong raiiwav last ro the exteur of a foot and half. Mr 1 C Ntave of Port DiokMß, and formerly of Singapore, who ha-
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    HAGUE CONFERENCE CLOSES.
    86 5 Japan's Tribute. Chinese Delegate Uninstructed. Received October T.'tb, :3 35 pm. At the closing sitting of the Hague Conference Baron Tsudzuki, paying a tiibute to the humanitarian labours of the Conference pointed out that Japan till recently had enjojed three hundred years of uninterrupted peace, and always
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    CABINET AND INDIA.
    52 5 Possible Reduction of Forces. The Standard understands that the Cabinet will shortly discuss the question of the strength of the army m India. The ratification of the Anglo- Kussi m treaty has led to the belief that a further reduction m the laud forces m ludii would
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    RIFLE SHOOTING.
    124 5 M.UBKAN OVP. Three events were tired oft yesterday at Baleetier. The Macb9anCup was won by .1. Long, with a score of '.'5. The S. \i. A. i monthly handicap was not able to l>e tinish- j ed up the range and ended at the MO yds. The scores
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    SWIMMING CLUB.
    285 5 Team K\. M. The lirst of a new series of coinpetitious for the Swimming Club was swum vl\ yesI terday m delightful weather and on a full tide. To encourage the taking part m races by the less expert, it has been decided to initiate team races, the
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    273 5 Mr I jugla-» •.Ti-atiam. Cauipb-li (lui'isl. Resident, of Negri Seuibilan, Malay I'euin- sula i wis married ju. '2~>th ult. at .St. j.lohns Portm4oo» to Mi*s Marj Spooaar, ida'ghtfr >.'f Mr KJ.vin bpoouer. < m. I 'ieuerdl Manager of Kails and Chief Engineer m the Maliy Federated States. The bride wa&
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    THE LATE MAJOR WHITE.
    831 5 It will be with deep sorrow that the! many friends whom Major K. W. P. White made m Singapore during his exceptionally prolonged tour of duty here as Deputy-Assistant-Adjutant-General m the Straits Command, will learn that he has met his death m London, the cause l>eing
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    THE KALLANG MURDER.
    73 5 Dotoctiv* Inspector Frayaekadaaumbor] of Cautone^e and Hokieus boforg MrGrtOß,! thn ncoad nacirtratO) on Saturdaj iv ooa> nection witli the m iroW of Hokien at a ■aw Mill at Kallaug on Thorsday. Tarool Cantonese were ohargtd with mmler. and seventeeu others were ortjarod to sh m OauM why
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    69 5 Tka King ii<t% beeu pleased to aaoruva ot y\v Thornw^ll Haynet as Consul-Oeuynl' of the United States of Ameri-i ,v. <\njx- pore. Straits Settlements. lc. OOBaaOIiOB Wlta Tbt lep^r; that tub; Pritith A-lruiralry ;e making rit-r.tug^uient^ for the use of oil m the navy. i< may be mentioned that British
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      75 5 An Antiseptic Liniment. Fcr wounds, bruise*., burnt arid ii*fe to> ..-ie'- there fa nothing better than Cham-t-r!.. n' a 7'ain Balm. It acts as an antiseptic, 'orminp a thin, imperceptible f:lnr. over the njiured parts which excludes the air and uuse* the injury to heal without matter iieing formed, and
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      30 5 "I have used Horrhuol Creosote extensively m diseases of th<? enMt, enpe.Mr.lly Bron< biiil CatiirrL. wit;, rp'endid rwwltt." T"nf>ol ioited' WilliaiL Thomas Own, H:Mtfor<3, U.S .A., 29 M"«j, 1904. t
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      150 5 Robinson Company y*^^^#*f*^fct^-s 1^ ARE NOW SHEWINC fli j S Gentlemen's Coloured I 1 1 if SH TS New Exclusive Neckwear. KNITTED SILK TIES >*§§ A CREPE de CHINE TIES aT/ IRISH POPLIN TIES 17^ V FIGURED SILK TIES IhRP '^W FOULARDS ALL CHOICE AND NEW GOODS. ROBINSON COMPANY. 'MONARCH'
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    BY THE MAIL.
    902 6 The (l.tiiii of Lord Aslitown against the Rural District Council foi compensation for damage caused to his shooting lodge at Glenahiery. County Watrrford. by bomb explosion on 14 Aug.. concluded at Wnterford, when County Court Judge Fitzgerald found m favor of Lord Ashtown; and awarded him 11
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    OUTRAGE ON A COREAN RAILWAY.
    119 6 Tin Tokio liii peri il Railway Otfict h;i^ rv ctivt-il .i telegram to tlte 101 l iri effect: At B p.m. m S. pi. |8 foui of lbs cms tt .m on tli* >« ">ul -Fusaii }li<ihva\ wvf de railed at a place about thi-<
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      85 6 Inflammatory Rheumatism Anyone who has ever experienced the excruciating and almost unbearable pains incident to inflammatory rheumatism, will be pleased to know that prompt relief may be had by applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Mr. D. Snyder, of Roseville, Ontario, Canada, says "I have been troubled with inMymmatory rheumatism for the
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      557 6 Htoerttecmenta. On the Berth. British India S. N. Co. Ltd. for Penang:, Negapatam, Madras, Karical, Porto Novo and Pondicherry. The Company's T. S. Mail Steamer THONGWA," 6,298 tons. F. I i err ing ton. Commander, will be despatched for the above ports on Thursday, the 24th instant, at 4.30 p.m.
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      653 6 aj»»crtJBcnient3. SHIPPING IN DO CHINA STEAM NAY. COY., LTD. The steamers of this Company maintains regular direct service between Calcutta, Straits, Hongkong, Shanghai and Japan, taking cargo on through Bills of Lading for Canton, Swatow, Amoy, Chefoo, Tientsin, Newchwang. Yangtsze Ports, Formosa, the Philippines &c. Ac. STEAMERSTons Commander "Kutsang 4895
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      655 6 H^erttaemcnta. SHIPPING. P. O. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. For China Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Bills of Lading issued for China Coast, Persian Gulf, Continental and American Ports. Steamers will leave Singapore on or about MAIL LINES. Outioard (for China) 190* Devanba Oct
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      694 6 a^vcrtioemcnto. SHIPPING. Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen. COAST LINES. i Steamers of the Coast Fleet. tows reg. tons rag. Petchabori 2191 DerawongM 1648 Borneo 2100 Paklat 1657 Kohsichang 2040 Anghin 1657 Rajah 8028 Lockaun 1657 Piteanulok 2019 Choiaing 1667 Bangkok 1920 Pongtong 1667 Kajaburi 1904 Samaen 1667 Korat 1900 Loo Sok 1604
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      694 6 a^vcrtioc^ttcnto. SHIPPING. WKI. Norddeutscher Lloyd, Breine: INPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE The fast and well-known mail steam.this Company sail fortnightly from Bi Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, S-;u-Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (connection Mat Naples, Alexandria and vice versa) Port a Suez, Aden, Colombo, Penang, Singapore, H kong, Shanghai, Nagasaki Kobe to Tol and
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    RUBBER.
    617 7 (By the Mail.* tlubbtv ihajrrw have continued the most uJnvut section of the Industrial markets ring the pa*t week with active business and hancing values. Interest is now expanding ward companies outside the Malay group, hers has been considerable buying of -•.ait- Settlement (Bertam) shares which has iut th<
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    LEWIS AND PEAT'S RUBBER REPORT.
    209 7 r I7tbi I .OtS Coli:lTi»iDg a'i i" -.c I IG-J tons <ey n. v. ot:t-i 'lay and %> Id a- fc m Cm P< lb. V J block :aixed mottles crepe. HM mom black, weak link palish bid s cr. p. -light traces <i heat
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    EXCHANGE.
    76 7 (CoaßßoraD up to Oct. 19 Bank A m/s 2/4 T s g demand 2/3|| PriTate credits 3 m/t 2/4 T s credits 6 m/s 2/4 T s^ Fkanck, demand Bank. M 291 A GraaHAST, demand M 237 India, T. T M 173^ rIoHOEONG, demand m lH%dis Yokohama, demand 114
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    PRODUCE.
    128 7 i >otobsr 1 9 Tin 72.12A Gambier 7.90 Gkmbier Onbe No. 1 10.45 Grambier Cube No. 2 9.70 Pepper Black (ord'n. Spore) 15.00 Pepper, White (fair L.W. 5 p.e.) 20.50 Nutmegs (110 to tlielb.) 22.00 Nutmegs (80 to the lb.) w 30.00 Mace (Banda) 90.00 Clove* (Amboina". Liberian Coffee
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    SHARES.
    724 7 Capital Capital Issoc Paid 1 Inrnd paid op Valat up Compaof. Quotation. $300,000 300,000 10 10 Belat Tin M. Co Ltd 12.75 $300,000 225,000 10 10 Brnang Limited R.W $600,000 600.0C0 10 10 Brown Hydraulic Tin M. Co Ltd 15 £400,000 350,000 £1 £1 Duff Development Co. Ltd 250
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      644 7 Bfcvertisementa. Pure blood makes the skin clear, smooth, healthy. Impure blood blotches the skin with pimples, sores, boila, eczema, eruption*. Mr. G. W. Burtn*»r. Keezletown. Va.. tells of the bad condition he was m. and how ■c wjw cured by Ayer's j Sarsaparilla "Shortly aft«-r leaving collreo I wan trouble.!
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      430 7 advertisements. TO LET. TO LET No. 4, Prince Street. Apply Paterson Simon Co. Ltd. Oct 8 v.c To Let.— The Cot. 33-2 Cavenagh Road, 5 Bedrooms, Tennis, Stabling. Ac. Apply to I Lao Koon Sew at Messrs Paterson Simons i ft Co., Ltd. Oct 8 8.11 TO BE LET No.
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      401 7 TO LET. TO BE LET As an office or sample room, a large room on top floor of The Dispensary Buildings. Rent moderate. Apply THE DISPENSARY. 43, B. Raffles Place, Sept 11 wfm v.c TO LET Godown No. 41 Robinson Qrcay, with a landing pier. Apply to CHOP KWONG HUNG,
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      269 7 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINE. PASSENGER SERVICE. Ey ibe cew eteaisere B— mi," Haf* pcf.g. Hchenbtadfen, and the SCANDIA and SU.E6IA. The sttaicert are cpccially bailt for the tropics an'l have iusuricaE Pas«nger acccmicrdatlcn. PJnTuhw Cabins amidsbipK, lighteJ thronghout by electricity, cabiiiß fitted wi:h face. I'cctcr and >>wardeKsee carried. I-auiJdry co beard. Return
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    THE RACES.
    1643 8 THIRD DAY'S RESULTS. A MOST SUCCESSFUL MEETING i| Brilliant weather favoured the third day's I racing on Saturday afternoon. There was a large attendance, and a huge crowd of natives assembled m the centre of the course. Although rain threatened early m th<* afternoon it fortunately held over
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    Jockeys Placed.
    79 8 Rode but m I > Canton, T. tSovUiall (4) f M-.trtr, C i ish- r ->. D. Ffchc*. Pitt (1). tit B > E. Fisher I I 1 I'.uneU i« 11 V. 800 l B 1 B I j I'.anvard i I 'J I Bawle] I 9 0
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    Horses Placed.
    352 8 Uan but anplacctl. (4). Tirmite Kubty. JKingrisher. First Preston, 1 an^t. Excise «B. l»aitnioor. i»ayli^ht. D« lcore. Fir^t Tenor. Harmony. Mb «io-ptr. Lady Elsit Mu^k, (^uarrabolong, Uec-oiurH-nse. Hoinp. WllUroo. Waflii. \erxea '2' 1 »orusie. Kiugton. (»ptituist. Oriental (1). !igc< il but wctt uupiaeed If r. < -r !'ar
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    THE MISSIONARY QUESTION.
    505 8 IMP&RIAL DBCIEE. 11-.I 1 >•< '<>• 1 b) ;h- Ei.ai>' 1 1 -t.diu. I htm Uii:.;tt on 1 ;)>■ C)\t -:i reiigiun i- i*im:tu.-l tj treat)' it is th« muni (tht dut> of all -ffici l~ within the- limit- of tlic- Kru|i I gfc ptoi cticn to
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    166 8 A British steamer passed through the port from west to east yesterday. She did 2 not show her name. y The Dutch cruiser Tromp arrived from ij Kota IVihru on Saturday and went alongside the wharf to coal yesterday. She is i expected to leave for Sourabaya on
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    CLEARANCES.
    224 8 Oot 18. Kinta. Brit, str., Daly, for T. Anton ria ports. Solva, Nor. str., Tellefaen, for Bangkok. Oct 19. Chieng Mai, Ger. str., Scbinalfnss, for Bangkok. Darvel. Ger. str., Lit t man n, for Zamboanga via ports. Jeseric, Brit, str Thomson, for Shanghai. Choising. Ger. str.. Si m on
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    VESSELS AT TAN JONG PAGAR AND KEPPEL HARBOUR
    75 8 Iflfl lifer* MtMb rw» 6er# '<.>.' oi SafvnKy. E..-t Wharf Bnain X mi Tnng. E. b n: Be* tion I— Olenosti". Section 1 -Sheers Wharf- Ni\. Section 2 Xu. I -Shirley. 4 'utheriu- ApOM*. s—Chien^mai.5 Chien^mai. 6-n,nf:. 7 Hye Lti B '"warrior.
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      43 8 Dr. Li I'ing Chang, a Chinaman, was the doctor at a London dispensary when a call i reached it for med'.cal aid m a case of poisoning from eating mussels and fried fish, uuvl ijave evident at the m »^if»st on Jlst uV.
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      448 8 DE KONINKLItKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. L'M> KB COMBACi WVtU m Nn!lll:i.AMn I.M'H OOTIKSIU Agents at Singapore. Ship Agency, late J Daendels ft Co.. 2-3. Collye: Q THE UNDERMENTIONED DATES OF DEPARTURE ARE ONLY APPROXIMATE. FAJfMBVI Bataviu >rol\\ik Totngkul. Mucara Siiba. Siuijtan^ ami ihanibi. with mint to St-kajtM Lakitan. Moesm Klir.gi. M<>eara
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      224 8 PASSENGERS Per Van der l.ijn i froir. Pontianak. —Mr SiuitL .md Mr Van Htnra. Per Pflßß^g from T. An-on— Mr Schliel,. ■tr. P«rHj»LeJ|f: frean P. Swett. Messrs I F. E. Ifoeth, O. PalaMT, G. Siddon aud J. B. T) v P-r Pout ..:.;tk Mr A. K. Youn-. Mr E W.
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      497 8 VESSELS_I_N PORT. I IV!cn-o[-W»r Kla« and Tom Comm*ncfen Arrived From x a ieeduif Dut 197 Ykerma Oc-t 1»> Rhio »c;« Mew CoL Yacht 500 Murphy Oct 11 Malacca Uncertai:. Promp Dut. cms. Elias Oct 19 Kota Buhni Booimbaj t Shlo PUv&Toaa Master Arrived From UM&slffnee For Wh:- Lboukir Brit 2345
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