The Straits Times, 10 November 1906

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    14 1 The Straits Times. NO. 22. 150 SINGAPORE. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1906. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      911 1 THE TRIUMPH OF Dc Dioß Boston i RELIABILITY IN THE COUPE DU MATIN TRIALS. To all ml ttbet mpe do Xscin in a 8,700 avflaa raoe ia daily iiwUlnn-nts. and it must Ik- ioiulihl^i.-.I that mom i tli i' isoaUod ia tli. naorniuy until the time tli" ear arriree at
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      379 1 ROBINSON CO, SOU: AGENTS CYCLES for the rimf^M TfIAT ARE RALEIOI CYCLE CO, LI D. >^_z^^ UNEQUALLED IN VALUE. llriJjjjiuii \j X \^Jj_l_jO Raleigh Gazelle Roadster SPECIFICATIONS. ntr TYRM Clincher Atlas on Weetweed. <j"**^*^s\ ''>^k <'' ::^v FRAME IIEIOHTB— 2_h»., 2lin. or 26in. /-r" /\Vi Jyf/{ HANDLE BAB— Ra-wd or
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    SCHOOL HANDICRAFT.
    541 2 Hornsey's Remarkable Proposals, Handicraft teaching in the schools of the Rornsey Borough Council baa beeu under a gifeal cloud o; nuptcion for several month*. In March a violent attack was made upon it at meting of the Council, some of the members describing it as Merely "wood-chopping.' while
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    THE "NEVER CLUB."
    206 2 Members Must not do Anything But Loaf. It has bigger membership than any other club in London its members ar<' thoroughbreds, in that they r.re in n<> way associated with tnde, ooaußone, or iiuiustrv indeed, any BOcfa Kintamination that may take place immediately disqualifies a member, exjxises
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    22 2 Bbapberda and mtnisU is atv both nii-ii tin n iiiituic uml passions the smiie. the inmli's of tlifiu only different. Lord Clu-steirield."
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      358 2 %jp igP Ha La 1 I Kb 'ri,r :i!, roved, hi.-^in^ protectio^i agaiust the attacks of White Ants, Teredos, Dry Rot. Jodelite lias now been in constant use in the Straits Settlements for many years with complete success. Experiment: Coat i piece of deal, Serayah (or other soft] wood), with
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      828 2 n l warn mill wt r^ 1 ia Jff 111 »_I \j 1 WKfB H IfceJ lorn. -J I f^W «K W B 1 3t u IUUII HUUntOO i.i iiiK it i. nnrnlDtu ■■wlluli luui.li with »orli"« «r™t—« l.iic.i .i.treml »lii>w, v..v juvt how to uy £ii..-t at fuvtory (rtMB.
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      218 2 ltd nun f&tlCsHr« TSOAP i Assisted by Cuticura Ointment, the great Skin Cure.for preserving, purifying, and beautifying the skin, for cleansing the scalp of crusts, scales, and dandruff, and the stopping of falling hair, for softening, whitening, and soothing red, rough, and sore hands, for baby rashes, itchings, and chafings,
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      62 2 Croup. Give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as soon as the child becomes hoarse, or even after the croupy cough appears, and the attack may be warded off. There is no better medicine in the market for children than this remedy. It contains nothing iitjur.ous and as it is pleasant to the
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    A TERRIBLE CRIME.
    510 3 Innkeeper Murders his Son Instead of Jew. l.a:-t treek terrible crinu was con niiitctl a! liorawice, a littl< town n ai Killer, mi l!ic Austrian frntier HTI the SI lVterljmi: <■ 'iTo«|x mil-lit 1,, tin Olobc of October 1 3th. Bonk Uu lanka. ;i .lew. fearing l<>
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    LONDON SCHOOLS.
    237 3 LONDON S CHOOLS. Some interesting Official Statistics, j Th-..' <illi«i:'l report of t'<' Education Coamitteo of the London Conaty Oo«n-I has been is.-dt-d for the year ending I Man!: I'Jd."). togetlwr witli iciiirn pre-1 pared by th« executive oSeer relating to efementary day tckoola maintainwi by tiio o.r.mil during that
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    The Eastern Freight War.
    201 3 >i.i(in Pr Bmzcllet pabltsbei the following froa core ipoodwtt: "The i'tticks reoentlj appearing .t: the "Gantte de Franefort ct L> ifati i de Bmzellea" on the mbjed cfth« liana Company'! Indian lines, and affirming thai the Liansa Company i* loaing gronnd in then Ighl againal the
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    LIBERALS AND SOCIALISM.
    408 3 Home Minister-; INscatS the Situation. The (jiu-sti hi of the rnlatinnahip be tween the Liberal and Labour parties at Home, formed the chief topic in the speeches of two Ministers on October I I last. The speakers were the President of the Hoard of Trade and the
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    China British Commercial Attache.
    246 3 Recently th< annonnccinent wai made a( Bnangn*: thai Mr. Ho ie, the acting Urit.sii Commercial Attache at Peking, i was leaving or that port, and that he Wiould remain there far six weekl on this occasion. The me .sage further stated that. t!-e Government were denrona
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    The Lieut.-Governorship.
    131 3 The Lieut. -Governorship. Th.' ciiisK.ns of l'i'ii;;;'g will applaud the action «if tho Mnnirinal Conunu>ii Ben iii s-ignifying their approval of the memorandum of the Penaog Association in fav<mr uf the revival el the o lice of Lientenant-Oovemor of this Settlement. Public opinion here says the Ppnang Gazctta is quite
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    15 3 Mm fliaualj ii iW i wumaa an Ai.i>i-I for ■.he li.-.il there is in nor.
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    30 3 If nifii xa not bae in what tlicv di tli't i< •it »l him I Ind. the li'HHl in lat «<m'kl ami llic ba lis not buil. ii. 11 1011.
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      678 3 MARTIN'S jmMMes] pi LLS DOGSHEAD BRAND BASS'S ALE B nmm gulnness'.s stout. Can be had at all f rst class Sole Agents. Bars and Hotels Kirn Mm Co., Singapore. F > i'l "iliiK'ill l^j^g- »Ii- Muj,-,i> BOVRIL A i 11.. batth ol Bo\ril yieMs 10 or 11 MSN <i l,i
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      69 3 BamHSffi^HraHS sujierior ffilmK B WS l 0 P'i^a, Cubebs, and Injections cure the same diseases as these drugs I in forty-eight hours without < inconvenience. i Eich Capsule tears the name IKIDYJ FOR DISEASE 3 OF THE CHEST. SRIMAULT'S I SYRUP Of Hypo-Phosphite of Lime. Prescribed in France for the
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  • Ships and Steamers.
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      OUR SHORT STORY.
      1344 4 En Passant. Thry met in a flare of electric light in a l'.-u a cafe met as acquaintances meet. S.w 11 years ;«•> t hoy had parted with |>a-.<ionat«' kimm and protestations of uiilaltcruiL' l-'ve. Nevertheles.s she had 11 -I'usi-.i to niirrv him. Few women with theoriis
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      KAISER AND AMBASSADOR.
      217 4 An Unceremonious Morning Call. Recently representative of a Frrnrh newspaper called upon the Marquis de Noaillcs, formerly French ftaihaamiinr in Berlin, whether it was true, aa related in the Berliner Tageblatt," that when he was at the German capital the Emperor one morning came to sec him
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      38 4 mi: count upon your vote v" askcil a andiol _<■ nt lhr ii<cnt < U-otinn of a retsr. U Na I'll vot«- for t'otlu-r filler. mm < the a ...*it. lint \o,i've aerer m.*<i Uim!' X awe, lut I've mv llicc!
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      702 4 P. &0. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. Por Cklaa, Japan, Penang, Ceylon Australia. India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Thmngh Bills of Lading issued for China 1' last. Persian Gulf, Continental, and American PorU. Steamers will leave Singapore on or about MAIL LINE. Outward {lor QMmil 7>r//ir 24 Nov MM
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      689 4 Koninklljke Paketvaart MaatschapplJ. t'nder contract with the Netherlands India Government. Agenti at Sitifopirre :—huiT Aofmy, vii J. D*mDKi» Co., X-8 Coinni Qcat. The undermentioned dates are only m>i Toxumtr From 'Exp'ted' Will be des|ntt.hed for De r.errnr Bawean Nov 5 Bawean, Soerabaya, BandjermaHsin. Kota Ban«. Halik Papaii, Moeara-Djawaw. Siiiiiarinil;! and
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      543 4 V HAMBURGAMERiKA LINIE. MAVllllHfi. Tbe steamers of this Company maintain a regular service between Hamburg, Bremon, Antwerp, and Rotterdam-, and the Straits, I Chria, and Japan. I Homeward*, they are despatched fortnightly I for Havre and Hamburg and once a month for 1 i Bremerhaven direct, calling at Peuang and
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      687 4 N. D. L. NORDOEUTSCHER LLOYD. Imperial German Mall Line. The fast and well known mm) steamers of this Company sail fortnightly from BremenHambnrg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southampton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (counecticn Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria, and vice versa) Por Said, Suez, Aden, Colombo. Peuang, Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai. N^asaki. and Kobe to
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    487 5 Ih.illm',l ami tmrrvl mi mli *i'l »f hi>jv.tio.i. The tori of Ughb i i- being lased largely, iiml i!n Dock I'.oard hi mooii lihtb a complete- inouo|>oly in ilircctiion. Moreover, the Ta.uj<i;i>4 I'-^ir to whom Midi duties f.ill. haw. in motion with Mcssi-. Coode. S>m. ami •icws. been working out
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    15 5 I Perak Anti Opium Society is being Htcd on the lines of the Selaugor one.
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    9 5 tiiiesc Secret Societies arc re|R>rted to mpaut iv Johore.
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    18 5 is reported that a Chinese girl, four s of age. has been kidnapped from No. 'pper Hokicu Street.
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    25 5 [ic Ladies of the Presbyterian Church ing Party will meet at Mrs. (iu teller's pence, Biutang House. Havelock Itoad, 'uesday I:sth instant at 4-i)0 p.m.
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    25 5 Io Chinamen were arrested in v boat iv iugapore river yesterday morning for 'in possession of prohibited coin. One had $1,0h."> and the other 5162.
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    35 5 a charge of mutilating and falsifyiug book with intent to defraud his the Tan jong Pa gar Dock Board, HlHeng Mai. was at the Assizes on TliuhB sent to prison for a \e:ir, with hard
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    33 5 the public interest, the Tramway Com- ought leally to see to iv servants fiug the line at lepers. A leper was lyesterday sitting among the passengi rs crowded car iv North Bridge Hoad.
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    40 5 it: bogus Baron against whom a wain ran issued in tin: Straits Times paid ing a visit ami endeavoured to get the to honour his cheque. Needless, (lerto say he was uusucccsftful. His card to impress Mr. Scott. Perak Pioneer."
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    31 5 c Australian Commonwealth I'arliawas prorogued last month. The clcetake place in December, aud Parliament i for a short session in February next. lism will be the inaiu issue put before lectoratc.
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    45 5 I history of the British occupation of IUII to IHIK. has never yet been dealt exhaustively out of Dutch sources, atavia Society of Arts and Sciences in jiug to take the task iv hand, by prcfur publication the Dutoh historical eats dating from that period.
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    43 5 Hris just laid before the Dutch Parlia Hihow that, iv MM, tin- Netherlands Hw internment extradited four criminals. Hjiucsc. at the request of the Straits Hftueuts Government. On the other the return exti xditions from the H& were one Enroppßn and one Hftiian.
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    73 5 ■ntly published official reports show hh made in doing away with .slavery lierlands India. The Sultan of Siaic Kiist Coast of Sumatra lias takeu measure* to put an end to debt Af his territory. Slavery hail been H in the outlying parts of Achceu, H^n lias been takeu there against
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    Social and Personal.
    340 5 Mr. K M. I'.)/li bM lx-.:i appointed a Notary Public for IVral;. Tlie l!ev. \V. Murray, ma., left .^injttjxnc today lor Home, lie will be away for twelve luoiiths. Mr. Frank ll>lm>s (KM. S.i .ml Mi. W. K. Roberts i British North Borneo) ha. o been elected
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    SALVAGE OF THE " ERIKA."
    104 5 SALVAGE OF THE ERIKA." Local Court Has Jurisdiction. biel .Instice llyndnian lones Thursda}' afternooH judgment re the motion of the I lon. Hugh Fort on in halt of the owners of the Uiissiuu steamer Krika." against which vessel Kiiiauuel de Pollina brought uu action for salvage, the vessel having lx;eu
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    MINING STATISTICS.
    22 5 The following outputs for October are notified Belat Tin Miniug Co.. Ltd.. Pels. 440.2.) Kuantau Tin Mining Co.. Ltd.. tWM
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    Alleged Cheating.
    93 5 This morniug Chief Inspector Howard of the police brought Jocclyu Burton before Mr. Colmau. Third Magistrate. Mr. Howard said the accused was a bogus insurance agent, aud had been arrested ou two charges ot cheating. One of the charges was dis honestly inducing delivery of money as pa
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    Suicide of a Tourist.
    346 5 Charles Waddingtoii. a visitor to Houg kong. couimitted suicide there on October .i I in one of the hotels, by swallowing a done of opium. The deceased, who is a young man, arrived from Shanghai by the Awa Maru on Septi-niln r 29, and according to
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    11 5 Lote of success kills Io»t the sood.— Mine. E de PMHMfc"
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    VESSELS EXPECTED
    968 6 iVnw«', "<•/■'. firobabli "i arriral, ,///</ //rn//'' 0/ Aflntts. Steamkus. <viiiH >. !>■■■. 21 Hun.!. 1.1 Vinbriu II un'bn H, No*. IS; Behn Meyer kigon, Noi 19; M. Ml \,..i. ilcutta, Dec. T: Bonwteajl i olombo. I". I. S <> Aa tri 1. Trieste, Jen IS; Beuh übera
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    21 6 Timk Bams i.ii Fort ('..nuliij- an.l M-vunl Faberdrop daily at 1 p.m.. Singapore standard time dcirfesporiiling to 6 m. Grecnwtcli meantime.
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      711 6 C. P. R Q.„ r-> C •r S' fTII> '73 *..'<- I IK ROHTI BETWEEN <:i I VPAN, VNDKUBOPB, VIA CA.N4 AND THE ITM CKH HTATBH. n nl Shvu'hai, if J;ij •nil!, Koh hi:mji, > ic'"riH mil Vnt »i p, 1 H Ti BtnprMi Stcarnahii) Ai.i Ti i: BptJ U
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    Chief Justice Honoured.
    87 7 BIRTHDAY HONOUR TOR SINGAPORE. Sir W. II Hyndman*Jones. Mi I )h\er ?ilaiks. th< Private Secretary ti His Km.i llencv the (ioveruor forwanle<l the follow me telegram re-ceivtd by the Governor yonterdny froni Lord Klyin tlif. Srrretaiv of State for the Colonies: 11..111 the Sccrolarv t4 State for
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  • Remter's Telegrams.
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      H.M.S. DREADNOUGHT.
      35 7 H. M. S. DREADNOUGHT. FfTCial Cruise Next Year 1.0.1.1,,,. N'..i-'ii!»e,-N. 11l- Standard s.iys >ha 4 Umi Prince of Wal.s »ill hoist the P.Mtish IXm on the ■■l>rcailnou;Jtl nest year for a s|» .i il cruise.
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      WOMEN'S FRANCHISE.
      55 7 Bill Introduced by Mr. Keir Hardie. Mr. Keir Hard c has introduced into the House of ominous a Hill for tbe enfranchisement of women. Sir Henry Campliell Kan Herman stated llmt tlu r< would Im- no np|xirlunity of dealing with the i|ii< sliou this spssion. The Hill was
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      Standard Oil Company
      23 7 I'he Init .-I Sf...ti-i l» •partm-it of .Ituti.-c nt Washington i- i:>inleriii<{ the <|:iestion of proseciitinj; the. Standard Oil (oinpanv.
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      ALL FOR CHARITY.
      63 7 L\Ti; MR. GEORGE HERRINGS BENEVOLENCE. Salvation rmy Benefits. l!< bin will, the Uk Mr. (ieorge Herring, the vvcllknov. n h, nefaetor. left a million and ft half, including CIOO.UX! to the Salvation Army's Colonisation Scheme. He made other charitable heijucsts. among them l>eing his residuary estate to
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      Eastern Merchants' Will.
      44 7 London. Novcmlicr 7. In Ins w ill. the estate of the late- Mr. (i.R. Keiilio at Hon<{kon<; is valued at C_>7.V.»:il. of which sum fi.VMHH) failing issue to his sons, is to aja to found a free Jewish College at Calcutta.
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      American Elections. Republican Successes.
      195 7 American Elections. Republican Successes. London. November 7 The results of the State election in America is that the following have returned Republican-. Pennsylvania. Nebraska, by a plurality of HMKKI New Mexico. 1,000 Coloiado. ;l0,00<> Wyoming, 2.(HXI Washington, California Montaua, Connecticut. I'tah Kansas, 10,000 Indians. 1.'i.000 NcwliKinpsliire, \rizonn, Delaware, New Jersey.
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      Graduated Income Tax For Russia.
      20 7 Tin Kir -mm •ii'vernineiit is introducing a graduated iBMMM Itti producing about thn-<' million st<'rlinu.
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      Tanjong Pagar Profits.
      28 7 The arbitrator has awarded the Taujoug I'agar Shareholders ».">l:t.4U tor the profits f"i- the -i\ mouth- ending June ill J'.fVi. Tb« lonipaiiv L'ldimeil Jn'.U 67.i.
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      BIRTHDAY HONOURS.
      70 7 NO NEW PEERS CREATED. London, NovermUi 1 1 ii ihday honours are few. No Been hi v I l)cen ere'ated. but four now Harjiiuts Inv been made. h,iul s irunteuil ki'i^'illi > l< e> i ferre.l. Lord SaiKlhur-t. Mr. I mUc K-k-wi,;!, and Mr. Smnnel Smilh. mii e\
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      Fire at Canton.
      15 7 WHn til" broke out at Canton, over live hundred ho'i-cs liciny destroycil.
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      A Prince's Punishment.
      27 7 The Kaiser has ordered his con-in Piiuee -loachini Alhreiht. I* service in l>.tiiiara!and as punishment for his intended .Moi-,Mii:il,i nmrriaye with H Austrian Vil'es-.
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      RESULT 01 LIVERPOOL CUP.
      80 7 Bibiani V. !ns. The follow ing is tin; re ;u!t of t!i Liver ml Autumn fun Uibiani h. f. hilHwick (ioldiuinc I vis I l>auana 2 <ilaseonbury (Winner trained Mr. N. 11. Hooit.l Accord'nn to the |>erfori>i.iiiees of tiie year l.ihiani Iris been well nursed for
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      ITALYS FINANCES.
      50 7 Large Surplus Announced. The Italian Minister of the Treasury. s pcakiiu; at C'antauia. announced that thr year would close with a surplus of LJ..MH v x k i. It was proposed to increase the military exp, nditure for ten years by llnn.mo. mainly upon forming a new Artillery.
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      Money For Egypt.
      32 7 In the Money article of the Times it is stated that the Haul- of I runic is now prepared to allow the withdrawal of a substantial amount for Kgypt.
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      The Straits Dollar.
      39 7 Mr. Winston Churchill, I'uder Secretary of State for the Colonies, when asked in the House of Commons if the government ,ip proved of tlic reduction in the fineness of the Straits Dollar, replied in the affirmative
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      Roosevelt's Trip to Panama.
      18 7 London, November. N President Nooscvclt has started for Panama to inspect the work there.
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      Terrorists Bombed Train.
      127 7 HUNDRED THOUSAND STERLING STOLEN. London, NovemU'r Terrorists bombed a inailtrain on entering the station at liogoft. Poland, and secured a million roubles. A message received to-day states altogether there were seventy terrorists. They carried off a hundred thousand sterling, the receipts from the customs. The exploit was
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    Philippine Coffee.
    88 7 Cottec iv this part of the world is threatened with another rival iv the Philip. pines, where it is thought that the teputation gained by what is known as licuguct coffee may Bfea up a uew and profitable field for tli* investment of American eiiterpri.se and capital. Some
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    Britain's Ships.
    134 7 Ai-ronliuy to Lloyd's Hqajiaeet of Ship pillK. no fetter liuill .'>l'2 vessels of 1.2(M.7tJ7 toll* Here miller coiisliiuliuii in llie I nite<l Kinoilniii at tlic elosc of the ipiarteT cnilril Mopmubrr :ui of this yeai. This is i \chisi\* of nnUfk The tonnage lihs shown a steady incruaic
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  • German Telegrams.
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      UNFOUNDED STORY.
      59 7 the Premiership. ICkki.in. Novcinl>ei 8. The it-Kirt of Piiucc von Kvelow's haviu" ice i>etl i uiiuitio.i that he woiild he relieveil of tin; po-it of Vice CUeoOl-llor, 01 wodd bo diiUIIUHcd from the Premiership, pur. i to be vnio'luded. Prince von lluelow will prohihly make a HUUili on
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      HEIR TO DARMSTADT THRONE.
      19 7 The Wrth of an I leir apparent to the < irmidD.ichv of Hesse Dirmstadt is announced.
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      Decorated by the Czar.
      18 7 T!i Uaai hi. de'eorated Karon von Virculhal and lle.r Andreas with au order e'acli.
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      Kaiser at Lebenberg.
      17 7 The Kaiser has s|tciit three days iv visiting the Kulenb'.irg family at Ueben hetg.
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      Oil Company Prosecuted.
      23 7 The legal procei'dinys against the Stiinilaid t»il Company in the failed States were takeu under the An Li Trust Acts.
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      Telegraphic Expansion.
      21 7 The Northern Tclcv>- >ph ('oiiipany has obtained a concession for lavi'ii; a cable lietweeli St. Pctcrsbui". fjilmu. and Denmark.
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      Command Transferred.
      21 7 Prince .lim.chiiii Albreeiit has been transferred to a command a mom; the (.'olonial troops iv (ieruian South West Africa.
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      Impending Resignation.
      23 7 Iterliu. Novviiilh t It is certain that (ieneral ron Pcxlbiclski. oue of the Prussian Ministers, will resign before the I'arliauicnc meet";.
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      MOROCCO STATE BANK.
      29 7 Negotiations concluded at Paris The negotiations carried on at Paris for settling the organization of the Morocco Stale Itank have been concluded, without any dissenting voice.
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      Off to Panama.
      13 7 Pre>'.deul I! xisevelt and Mrs. Koosevelt have gone to Panama.
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      Declined with Thanks.
      24 7 The Turkish (iovcrnment has declined the goo. l offices of Britain and Itussia in reaching a direct boundary understanding with Persia.
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    OUR NEIGHBOURS.
    361 7 Netherlands Indian Coasting Trade. Thi' Dutch (iovcrumcut has decided to throw oprn the port of Sabaug in Pulo Way to foreign vessels. The proposal, at first, met with opposition in Parliament, on the ground that the measure would open the door to smuggling. The question was also raised
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    NEW MINE OPENED.
    1059 7 Prospects of Good Bu.>incss at Kuala Lumpur. Selanjfor Qovernnu nt Pleased. iK'.ni Uih Own (.'ii.:!:k-.l'"M>kxt.i Kmiln Lnmpor, Nowutbw S. A |Miitv of MM loft Kuala Lnmpu! i«i Monday morning to witness tin- opening ol Messrs. I. kt, U« ami Clww Tim's hum at Seitmlait l.y Mr. 11.
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    62 7 The inspector in the Kngli«li school asked the lioys of the school he was examining, ••t'a.i you take your warm overcoat off'" Ye*, sir." was the response. Can the bear take liis warm overcoat off.'" "No. sir.'" Why not'" There was silence for a while. and then a little boy
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    U. S. FaR EASTERN FLEET.
    279 7 Powerful Reinforcing Squadron. hour puwerfttl armoured cniiiWW. ordered by the I uittil States < iovcriiiiient to join the American naval forces in the Philip pines, arrived yesterday afternoon and anchored in the loads. They dressed ship in honour of 11. M. the King's birthday. Tin;
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    Woman Commits Suicide.
    64 7 Mioul '..'<>< jc:tcidjy altLiuoeu. .1 autu nrse named See Tho Senn. who defcrilH-d hiniseh as ;i cjntiniloi. ie|K>itcd at Kreli. Aver police station, that his wile, also a CantouesL, had committed suicide by takiu^ au overdose of opium. Tin man stated tluil the deceased liad'toat a |fDU(I
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      247 7 LATEST ADVFRIISMRNTS Siii(-a|iorc. 10th November. l!K)i. A (iunei-iil Mneting nf tha Hingaii 11 a Kiwhengc will he held at the KxolmuU'.- Kooin on Mqman )9tli ITllHlUiei. I!K)«. at 2.4.-I p.m. IH'SINKSS. To.'onsider and if approved |«i^s the follow my Itesolntinns: I'ropiseil by A. \V. Stive-n. iiwi Seconded by V. CaaNfle,
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    THE KING'S BIRTHDAY.
    3034 8 BALL AT VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL. Johore Volunteers At The Review. ld< al weather fa\oiire.l the birthday of His Majesty the King. The 'uuriiiug dawned bright and clear. Tb ina'l rays were at lii >t MMMWhat tierce, but their strength was inrreifiilly toni pared bj mbbob of ligiu
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    At the Hotels.
    106 8 Rallies Hotel diving *****1 was a well rilled place last evening, the popularity of one of their special diuners and a very special one it was ou the occasion of the King's Birth day— being the reason. During the evening Major Ormistou proposed the toast of the
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    Celebration at Hongkong.
    60 8 (From Our Own Couuksi'oxokxt. Hongkong, November 9. The King's Birthday was celebrated here to-day. A review was held at the Happy Valley, aud was participated iv by 3,068 officers aud nun. iucluding the Volunteers. Colonel Uarlin;;. Seuior Officer. wa» iv Command. There were tou warships, including tha
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    Danger to Navigation.
    79 8 Lloyd's Agents at Hongkong published tin following in for m:i tic hi on the 2nd inst Tho Oaptaiu of h.s. Kainakura Maru" reports that on October 30th at 11.43 a.m., in Lat: 15 112 N. Long: IW*-1 pnssod close to a derelict Chinese fishing junk painted black
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      Notes in General Swimming.
      51 8 To-day s O tin at 1 1 Club. The Swimming Club Bungalow will have a fettive appearance this afternoon, ami some goo,! sport will he seen. There will be everything to nlpnaa the sporting and musical iustiucts. Launches begin to leave Johnston's Iii r from one
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      Base Ball.
      96 8 Chance of a Game iv sing>pore. A correspondent, signing himself Sport." writes to sugge-t that advaitafic might lie taken ot the prcnonceof the four I'.H. cnriaotn in the Koads to gjei up 11 Iwsrbull mated, or. failiiif, that, to get two team, from the cruisers to give 1111
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      Cricket.
      218 8 S. C C. Beat the S K. C. An all day game was pluyed yeaterday '"'tween the S. C. C. aud the S. K C l oil Hth sides of the ground. The first eloeus played on the S. C. C. poi on of Uan Kanla uude aud the
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    CHURCH SERVICES.
    449 8 (Sunday, nth November.; TwEXIV-SIXONK SIMi.VY AIIKII TIiIMIV. St. kmmam'n Bkiwmmu* 7 a.m. Matins and Litaiiy. 7-4.> a.m. Holy Coininuuion (Choral 1. :i-IO p.m. bumliiy ***** l and Bible Classca. 5-30 p.m. Bvoaaang anrl Sermon. B(. .Matiulh'.s Surov Li.\us. yj.> a.m. Holy Communion. 11-15 a.m. FooCbuw Barvice. 340 p.m.
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    BUSH ESTATE CASE.
    246 8 Judgment for the Trustees The Bangkok Times of the Cth aud Oth iust. contains the full text of the judgment of His Honour Assistant Judge Vincent in the case of Mr. John Anderson v. the Bush Kiltntfi Trustees. The summary of the text occupies several columns, and
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    COLLAPSE OF A HOUSE.
    100 8 One Chinaman Killed and Four Injured. About 'J oclock j'esttrday morning the back portion of house Xo. lit*, New Market Road collapsed, aud nv<_ Chiue.sc were buried in the ruins. Assistance was obtained, and tho live men were dug out of tho 111 "ii- aud taken
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    Harmston's Circus.
    65 8 Notwithstanding the huge attcndancC.il the Governor's IJall. there was a .sufficient number of the population left to fill the stalls at Harmstons Circus last evening. The\ wcie well repaid for their visit, us tliev saw a spleudid |;iogi,ii,ii,.c gone turaogh- -mm which was thoroughly enjoyed from start to
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      741 8 K. A. J. CHOTIRMALL v CO. JEWELLERS cV SILK MERCHANTS. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS rmt Sale of Indiiui, Cliimse, Japaiu-sc goods, including Burmese silver Bowls, Indian Muslin Dresses, blouses, Tabic Covers, CVlitiv-|iie<-es. Silver things, dold Jewellery ftc, &C. PRICES MODERATK. QIBPECTION KINDLY SOLICITED. c 5^ NOS. 51 52 MIGH STREET. Telephone No.
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      134 8 MY ItV !UV. daturiiay, Kith Nov. High Water. 1 ■■>■> v.m I p.m Bwimming Club Caruival. fi. G. C Muiithlv Mu.lal. Uanaakm's Circn I ;ri<l 0. Sunday. 1 1H1 Nov. High Water, i.'i ».m. t »m. S3ad aftat '1 runty. German li neward mail dv*. (i.O. CJ. Monthly hi I
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    RLBBER-LAND.
    306 9 The Duff Development Company Limited. Within llm Company's Coneeasien savenl liliintaiions ba«e bsenuunimenotd, and then is a coiitinni-.l demand for land. Some idea as to the wiiUMltt) of the bod may hi U atl,. red trom tl» foUowuH ntraotn from ;i -jp.<ial report drawn np by the «r*U-h»own rubber
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    COMMERCIAL.
    207 9 gncoAPOKF.. htii Konaan, 180* PRODUCE. OamUet tajewl MB Jo (Cube N". uupickcl 10.78 Copra 1-...H MO do J'..ntian i!< Pepper, Black do White .V. Sayo Flour g*H»»k > 1 (In Brunei No. 1 Sl IVarl Say.. s 40 (off.,- Bali. 164% !«•<*• OOffm. Pnli i!il.:tn«. 90% itBO.. Coffee, Liberian
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    ADDING TO A CLASSIC.
    577 9 Alice Through the Looking- Glass The fallowing clever piece of writing wa.s awarded The Westminster GaMtte'l prize of two guineas for an additional chapter to Alk-e Through the Looking Glass": Alice was getting quite .accustomed to jumping little brooks, and finding <m the other niia a
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      MINING.
      227 9 uZ«-i Cp.UI I Subscnb,. ™«r g~ j J« 1900 1178,000 »140,000 *10$ 10 4,0U<l 10 S 10 190.) £400,000 £350,000 350,000 1 1 30.000 10 ID 1901 WOO.OOO I 1293,600 io.OOO »10» 10 ih92 £200.000 *mjm\ J f H/10 IH9H f -'.000,000 i/'l,«00,000 20.WM1 100 /100 KeHerve 4,873 Company
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      RUBBER.
      290 9 ISM 190. r i 1904 1905 i 19fl:t 1906 191>4 £150.1)00 I £140,000 110,000 j I I f. *">oonon *H7 Jim) i."00 »10 10 8200,000 I JH7.JOO j glO H £10 000 £11 l->". f '7"ouo""j 1 (I ±.JU,OIIO il 1.1-i n.OOO I£ 1 7/9 700,000 Ifil 0,1)00 70.000
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      GENERAL.
      188 9 MM f 5 377.10.0 IH9B i 5225.000 186.> i*lO,OOO,OCO I 1901 82,400,000 190' MMM 1*99 I 5875.000 1903 8600,000 IR9I 530.000 ISS4 *200,000 1890 I 8500,000 C4.fi4xl.VO 7.033 12/6 12/6 Bells Asbestos Kastern A«e:icy. LtJ IMMM AISO 850 112,500 Fraser Neave. Ltd. U i 0.000.00 i M 0.000.000 SO.OOD
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      DEBENTURES.
      41 9 Howarth Krskine, Ltd. 6% liiley HargreaveR, Ltd. 6%, Singapore Municipal 6% Tanj'oug Patfar Dock Co.. Ltd. 6^ $600,000 225,000 4IKI.0 0 1,478,000 603,'K'O 250,000 1,363.900 8% prem. 2% prem buyers. nominal. 5% prem. par. sellers 2K, prem buyers. 1% prem.
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    HOLYROOD PALACE.
    218 9 A Wail on Behalf of the Old Palace. When t!>e Earl of Leven and Melville left £40,000 for putting into repair and restoring" the chapel at Holyrood he was preparing grave anxiety for the reverencer of ancient buildings. The c!»apel was once part of the great Abbey Church
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    THE CZAR.
    656 9 A Peep Behind the Scenes. I Mi.-j Human Side. Tie Human Sid? of the Czar b rmil an iitteresting sketch in The Century."] from the pen of an American writer. Ar itlia K. Coudcrt. The Czarina, ntyal ths 1 writer, at ,once began rx:.sini; with I whft seemed
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    PERISH THE BOOK-MAKER.
    583 9 A Nice Anticipation in the Asian' The latest Asian to hand contains some interesting notes on racing from its Colombo c.niespondent. We quite I as follows Hero in Ceylon we are just beginning I to think about racing once more. <is the I Turf Club have had
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    63 9 The South Clii-a Mm 'i.g Post coirjspond. Nt at Sha ;g'iai telegraphed t- that paper on Oct •>. r 25th thai t wire from Narchaug report? that a fight t;ok place betwee'i the Pr t(iManl mhl Roman Ca'l'.olie cm <i\s at Frri'jh -■'••n. The church of the R man Catholic!
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    14 9 •lie In discontent) <t If rot the man v\'.> t: only of liimvlf.' ViiK-t."
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    12 9 TV Ulh li.ni'U .'f mi:'- Vll 111. 111 .f another. "J«MM ThuSHMMU*'
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      161 9 HARMSTON'S GRAND CIRCUS AND Royal Meragerie of Performing Wild Animals. FOR A SHORT SEASON Jigain Tso-fiigdt at 9.15 p.m. OUR GREAT PROGRAMME OF STAR NOVELTIES EVKKV ITKM A FKATUKK IN ITSKI.!' InstartaneouN Success cf the Frantz Troupe MIST BE BEEN TO BE BELIEVED The Triple .Jockeys by the Ha.rnisl.oii family
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    NEW WAR OFFICE.
    486 10 Worthy of the Nation. An ImpoM ISuildinK in Whitehall. A lew iraeks sgo the isgw'Veert new Wax Oftce, !>■■ ilt ms the site of Carriestoa House, Whitehall, was ready to receive the military ;uul ■dauaiatntive departments that cummstms the staff, and tin- dingy presejees in l'all niall
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    "LIFE" OF A BANK-NOTE.
    273 10 £5 Averages Sixtjr-Twf Days, .£5OO Nates Only tlevcn bays. Mr. Bracet Codrington, an inspector of bank-noi.s at the Hank of England, was caliod ,'.s a witness at Old-Street Police Court, and ill his evidence furnished the following table showing the average life of various Bank of
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    9 10 Whatever we j.i\vto t'a- wretched we lend to foitime.
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    11 10 Oac ni.-iv liw without bn>ad. not without Mm. .It-an Kklu pin.'
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    AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY.
    518 10 Valuabel Hints in the Art of Printing. The printing of negatives is still absorbing a large amount of attention. and the Lime is therefore appropriate for a consideration of some points that liave a decided bearing upon th? succen of this wcrk. A large proportion of the amateur
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      1809 10 B?fflß, Insurances, Auctions. THE MBULKGT IMF TIFK YEAR AFTEa YEAR men are cut down suddenly 111 the prim*: of lift;, wlioce families ar«» left in extreme poverty from their neylrc' of Lite Assurance. Many tneti who are assured for XSoU, ought t' be assured for fi>e or ten times thai
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      328 10 FOR SALE PRIVATELY <7< Jsarge and Valuable -7issortment of Japanese Curios Recently Imported from KIOTO coaMflting 01 old and very race satsi ma vasks BOWLB, [MAR] VASBH, ulsnsinldj oarred IVORY and WOODEN FIOURKB, ISUass oKXAMKM's. BRONZE FIGURES, vasks. DfCBNBBBUKNBBBandOONOB,OOLDB and sn.VKK WIRE. CLOISONNE WARE, KUTAXE PORCELAIN TEA SETS, OLD SWORDS,
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    PAHANG NEWS.
    1120 11 (FIOJI Ol'l I>W» I'oBBKMPOMHtNT). Linn, October DO. i Tin and Gold. j The l'alian-{ liv export in Hcptcubor an Mullen v. |.i, i-. Making .1 total >>i 26,4411 lur urn nr-t V imtiMw i 4 ttiw yitr, mm! ail UMrrmwol |UI agaiaal the i'inn*.->|i<.iiiiiiig period of NUB. Tits
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    10 11 WinM.'ver knows lu.w to sutler tvwytfciag may ilare everything Vanveiiai^ues.',
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    21 11 Tin- virtue o man u.ust not lie ux-OMind] '•y \n- efforts, In t by hi« ordinal, m i v. I'.iM.-.a. 1
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      212 11 "TTT is a very pure I spirit, with a good, though mild, malt flavour. It possesses practically no acidity and the low amount of extractives is remarkable." Islje "Jsxineet! 9 TRY V.O.V. jbiqueur Seotefi XDfykky. OF ALL DEALERS. FOR SALE Sulphuric Acid 66° SYME Co. THE Straits CAN SE OBTAINED
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      216 11 ALBERT L. A. DALEY Undertaker Tomb Builder IM Mitlill,' Rnid. Sole Agent for Messrs. Dottriilge Brothers, Ltd., London, D -JIS.S Wines Wines I Genuine table claret at 3.75 per doz. I Vermouth of Turin .00 P- litre bot. I Muscat of Syracuse an invigorating wine mostly recommended for weak people
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      333 11 &§M^3& I B PPHQCP W& pickles, ■n H VilUijOiJ j^BH Jg soups, M I^H A TVm n^B IB JAMS, JELLIES, By Special AND ported Warrant I m BLACEWELL, malt^gar K^a^l b^bh Tj'l' 1 1 Agents for Purveyors to lea perrin's fi.M.Ti!O KING WmmmW Sauce B\ THEWELL-KSOWS FjRM OF Ruston Proctor
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      506 12 WANTED. I lobbing C pnattnra. A|.| I 3 twee* '.1 aad 10 t., morrofi ai BtraiU Tiraei 1 Mboo. |3 I. TYPEWRITER, In an office, atntehm typewriter from l-t Deo. Mual i» rapid and accurate. Apply E. Q. c/o Strait* Tim*. l MU PABTNER. A piutn. rin \i'f>\ soiny bat-
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      399 12 TO BE LET. I HOUSE— No, H Thomson Road. Apply to A. Meyer e/c Miy«- l!p..;liers. c VMM Eden Hull." Tanglm. Mi|K.-rior rooms to let. yam m camprell. H-TICKS. No. li and 7 Rallies I'lace. Apply o 81 K<il>iu»>n Baal. i iwi'i'i COMPOUND HOUSE— No. 49 Killiucy X.m.l. M. B.
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      705 12 TO BE LET. OFFICE— At Boat Quay No. 13. apply t<> Il.iii'li I Vereeniging, Bandjermasin, MM HOISK. Valhalla" and Valkyrie." Cavenagh Komi. Apply MCMIH|k Road. I 3«20 HOIS E— Villa Germania. VMr Panjanj!. bnmadteM entry. A{.ph to M» H. BCHAZm a- Co. "GOr.DHUHN." from Ist December, sewn rooms. Tennis Court
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      881 12 TO BE LET. COMPOUND HOUSE.— No. 20 Spottinwonde I'ark. Immediate eufv. rent moderate, apply to Cliia Wood Tiiiii'.n. at Urn Mercantile Bank. or i) Ching Keng Lee, at Hooa Keat ft Co. OSOM No. „i iii.i .'.4 Kohiu:.on Head, a!»o 2 newly finished Eun>i't.nti raaMMMei at StovtmUoad nnrl No. I
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      866 12 NOTICES. TO ADVERTISERS C 0 "STRAITS TIMES" Auvertiwrs. whose answers niv la be addressed toc/o Strtiit* Tiium, will confer n favour on rhc Management, if. wlien they write to this il:'ni'. la inquire for those Mjnran, they instruct their tamby who Mag* the lettei t<. .vai'. tat a reply. TO
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      647 12 BOARD LOOSING. "EXCELSIOR" Poul.li-ni.cl Sim;!.- IVili-o.ms. Dftflv, \Ve,kl>. vi.l Monthly. A.pplj ti Oxtey bead. i:\ci!l.i:t ■iiKimiJiliin Inr ffw u-.'iuli-nun. TwroM iHMium-. A||.i> Ornhirl UomL met ST. AN'DRKWS HOUSE. A Church of Kn^iand Hoarding House ior Eurojxan ami Li<rasiau boys who iesire to attcud the ischemia of tin- place. Applicatious to
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