The Straits Times, 16 September 1907

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    14 1 The Straits Times. NO. 22.44 A SINGAPORE MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 16. 1907. PRICE 10 CENTS
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      212 1 HAVE YOU SEEN The King of Motor Cars. SOLE AGENTS: Just Landed: 2 CLEMENT BAYARD C. Dupire Co. A io hP KATZ BROS., LTD. ":Jr BROWNING PISTOL ~T»v: Model Breadth J in. Capacity, BJj^^a^Z^ngSj^BHß Wee (> Shots, Caliber m H Complete with D.OO -.< V 100 Cartridges. PATENT (<»mi;inallON AUTOMATIC
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      173 1 ROBINSON Go. fflnnual @as 6 Clearance NOW ON. REAL REDUCTION* ONCE.'Sa»i ROBINSON Co. ADELPHI HOTEL, FOR Comfort Luxury Cleanliness ART NEEDLEWORK ANO FLOWER DEPOT A fi-rSITIH l)o 7 o» r A Nov.- Modi of Artistic tjf FLOWER BASKETS taumenm m THK s-VlTieTlr YOUKG MEN'B CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. PRESENTATION TABLE DECORATION &C
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      278 1 ißeward $500. The above reward will be paid for information leading to the arrest of LIM SIEW HOCK, latr cashier of Trading Company, Hollaac*. Last seen on September 7, at noon, in Singapore. Photograph may be teen at the Central Police Station. STRAITS PARCEL AND SHIPPING AGENCY. VlaakajM Ctamd ana
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    RUBBER NOTES.
    866 2 Prospects of the Industry Around Saigon. At Saigon, the business talk „ftl,,. about rubber, nml tin- efcaaem .it nin from planting it. The only plantation i,| Hevca in ttic n«-i>;lilx>iirli.H.i| is a tii.tl Mongolian. wMatj was stinted In a |>i, ln Officer. Tin- tries thrive on red mil,
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      393 2 4 "Red Seal" o A pure Whisky ot the highest quality it is possible to produce at .uV*'"-' 4 tl R price, tins Hlend eompnres MHoustofCoW* favourably with mam higher-priced ■■■HU productions (Juaranteed 7 yoarsold. "Black White" jH A hleud made up of only Perfectly matured whiskies stored tor I
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      725 2 TO BE OBTAINED FROM ALL STORE-KEEPERS. ■t •UTTCtfLY M M ■WTTCtfLT M M HAND J m_ itAND M f TSS CREAM f instead of Cod Liver Oil. Marvellous results U promised; no sickness, and great increase in U W weight. Children thrive specially on it. vl» FUSSELL A CO., LTD.,
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      346 2 •ramn. 0. J. miVtUH a oHor ihmlr Mfrfcw AOtN TS dN LAND, imtmbllmhcd In 1*44, lh»y Ha,, m tho~,~oh knmwlmcwm »t M a ,*o •M^mnattn MOM rcqulrmntmntm. RE lABLE AGENTS «n u/Mrt. 1. WHITIfRIAM «T«ItT. Ttl»a«»«« I LONDON. "lUVBHI. LOHOON. 60N0SAN The modern scientific rrmoly for urinary diseases. Oouosan OVM
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      68 2 A 6000 FAMILY LINIMENT. Kvcry family slionld 1m Mippliiil uilli > anttta al Cfauaeactaea'a Paul Halm. I I i-uts. bruises, limns, wiilils or siniihir in jiirit j which arc nf frciiucnt iHTiirrcnii' in era*) i household, tin re is nothing at Haoal It euM* anil soothes tile wouuil and not
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    SCIENCE NOTES.
    1081 3 Attitude of Chemist on Radium Theory. mm tli.-in twoxearssin,,. the ,ml,li, I. in. nU. -.1. mil l l.;irnt nil that «as in. i i irii.i. 1,:,t 111 the s. i.-iitilie m«W i' I— w «•< iem mAmm ami m leai Mmmm ifawn than when. n- tii-t .ii.|«:<ran... 1.,.r,|
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      661 3 Chubb's Safes. SOLE AGENTS: HUTTENBACH BROS. CO. I hermos Bottles.^ A Wonderful Invention One Tint Bots. $10 PRESERVES HOT DRINKS FOR 36 HOURS. On* Q«rt Bots. $15 PRESERVES ICED DRINKS FOR 8 OAYB. From time UM to tiiuc specitic.l to A Wp. THK TKMPKRATUUK OK LIQUIDS IS NOT AKKKCTKD IN
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      159 3 Pianos for Hire ox Moderate Terms. iKKEK TUNING*. THE ROBINSON PIANO CO., LTD. MAYNARD Co., Ltd., Wholesale Retail Chemists. HOSPITALS, ESTATES, SHIPS, Ac. SUPPLIED AT SHORTEST NOTICE. Agents for: COLEMAN'S WINCARNIS. PERUNA. HALLS COCA WINE. MANALIN. STEARN S WINE OF COD LIVER OIL, MARIANI. Dispensing Department in Charge of Experienced
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      81 3 MARTIN'S UIPIOL* STEt f*l aWlaia> French K.m.dlT for .11 IrMfulirlllM rhouanain jio.i.^bot oT S«l,n p.lliTn lhrho,.^jo lh»^.o^h. *T.»» C Tll»''".".mi" ■'foTM*"«l«rO<«.*"«lS4TL*»iß. Dr. S. Iwatsubo, JAPANESE DENTAL SURGEON. Is now on a visit to the different parts of the F.M.S. where he will practise for n few mouths. 291 LIQUEUR DOM
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    AN IMPUDENT THIEF.
    335 4 Attempt to Rob Hoagkong and Shanghai Bank. -..m.wlirtt eruile BMBJi siiHi.-i.-ntly unpn.l.-nt attempt t« rob a till in tho MonKkoiit; an.l Slnti^iia Hank .it SluuiKliai •jaa»aaii 1.-.-entlv by a CWawaa, ie|«>it- tin \.t .l>. X. -us. It BBBMtI thai I Nsws^aanl clerk m nt ti.rtii Iji:- (..rei«n
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    Irrigation in India.
    72 4 Tii. uaVial leritra Irrlsßtiai in lis.ii.i I'>i". mv vlu.-.v, i t,,:.il im of marly j ;..««i,n.«i a,-,,, arTsßMai ami a not rvturn ifwaeaaSka) awtsayeif <"■; perotaaV, a«ain-t >." K W h I a iniy.itcl ;iii.l 7 per uut, :.mi in tin previous twi -\w nioiitlf. The I"
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    Guillotine Revived.
    192 4 "•in- .apiu'. |Hlui«!inii'Ut li;i» Ihi v abulMti 1. i itii* ni"»t attwciasM Mknaj r. ..tvl. i .if .lay ill Fran.-., (twin-; to the guill.itinr will amea mort- haw U l.i..iu;lit uut. an.l MsMaWg RsWrewi. -l.ii i« awJ ili..^ wha h*M h) .lo witb I .t. tli. srann tvjv
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    LIST OF PASSENGERS.
    254 4 Passengers Outward. lVi l». I. »tfiiiiii i KWat, lVciiu Syutli. aasfsjaa, lag. Ju. Rant. Mr. H. T. I i;!ty. Mr t'. Naylor. IVr M. M. attaaMf Yin*, baa laMwtalai pi. I. .lnS.|t •_>:;. Mr. V \V. V. Scott. I.i I' -v«». BtaaajM M >olUn. connecting \»itli tli.
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    725 4 "Same, port, probable. daXe, arrival, and name of A'jrntx. STEAMERS. A. Apcar, Calcutta, Sept IS; Paterson Simona Ajjampninnn, China, Oct 12 Manxneld Airlie, Sydney, Oct 35 Bonstead Annam. Saigon, Oct 4; M. Maritimex Anchises. Liverpool, Sept 3>; Maniflclil Antcnor. China, O<t 13; MansfleM Antilochus, China, n-.t 23; Mansfield
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      686 4 STEAMER BAIUN6B. P. O STEAM NAVIGATION CO. For China. Japan, Penan*. Ceylon. Australia. India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London Through Bills 4 Lading inned for Chins Ooaat, Persian Oolf Continental, aad Aatrietn Porte. Steamer* will leave Singapore on <w about MAIL LINE. Outrard (for CMm|. tmmm Sept v
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      1018 4 STEAiER BAIUWGB. STEAiER SAIUNBS. HANDEL AND BCHEEPVAART HAMBURG AMERIKA LINK. MY. 'BANDJER." MAMiURG. BANDJERMA6IN. Th* steameis of this Compasy maintain s Tho Steamer* ot this company maintain a ££Z&n^SIHL "SEaZ regular service between:— Btraite. Singapore, Bawean, Soorabaya, Bandjer- t***!""*!*"!?- a masin, Polo Laat. Balik Papan, Koetei, with tt.y awdematohed (ortaighUy
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      734 4 BTEAKR BAIUWB. N. D. L. HOftDOEUTSCHER LLOYD Imperial asrmati Mall Lin*. The last and weU known mail (teamen of this Company sail fortnightly from Bremon Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Sonthamp too, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (oonneotion Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria, and vioe versa) Pot Said, Buez, Aden, Colombo, Peaang, Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai,
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      183 4 DO YOU A Cure That Cures There are rm.-n anj women in every tocaiitywhoare being racked todeath with Rhfumnlisrn. Many of them have triej electricity, liniments, Turkibli and mineral h.iths, massage, ftt, while othert have been JoctortJ unti they have l-xt all iv.pe and patience. Little's Oriental Kalm Ins, Ijy
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    SHIPPING IN PORT.
    1570 5 I m.i i. tin- lit-Mnii! Ihnfolli.winir alilirrtrinttom «f» »ir 4MMtj *hi|i; lw|. htiriliM; urn. Im-ih-i *.-t lit. <ru. Cruiurr; I. I*. -<)«■. l-.il. T"t T.«v«l". Up ll..r»» p..Krr; Bril. Knti.li I I t.l Kill li h. Urn ,i, ■>.>! 1>..t.1i; It.l. It.ili:.!. ;»,.»n. S| h: s., i...
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    Mail Steamer Movements.
    34 5 Ot'TWABb Gkiiman Mail. The Imperial German mail steamer Kleist having left Colombo, at 1 a.m. on the 14th instant, may be expected to arrive here on Thursday morning, the 19th instant.
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    Arrival of Passengers.
    85 5 By the P. and U. steamer Oceana, from Bombay to Shanghai, arrived Sept. 18: From London to Singapore: Mr. S. E. Moses, Mrs. M. Murdoch, Mr. F. 1). Spencer, Mr. W. I). Campbell; from Marseilles: Mr. W. J. Kemp, Mr. J. McClymont, Mr. Q. McClymont, Mr. and
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    Departures from Singapore.
    34 5 Departures f rom Singapore. By P. and O. steamer Oceana bound for the North:— For Hongkong: Mr. Ctna Yin Chi, and Mr. J. Merachi; for Shanghai, Lieut. J. van Haafton and Mr. S. Hankin.
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    Vessels at Tanjong Pagar and Keppel Harbour.
    91 5 Wharves at which Vessels are Berthed To-day. Taajoa* p*6«h. Kahi Whart I'.ahsin -Nil. EahtWbawSbction I— Wright, Veboshi Mam. Ski. 1 (Shkcbh Whakt):— Yetorofu Maru. Suction No. 2— Skramstad, Hont; Bee. 3— Bangkok. 4 Helene Kickmers. S Tringganu. 6— Euraylus, Idomeiieus. Oalyso. 7— Carlyle.
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    Mails Close.
    88 5 For Pkr Stkaxkr Time To-morrow Triugganu via ports Aiug Lenny 7 a.m. Sarawak KajaltofSarairak 1 1 a.m. P. S'tennam. aud Pvuaug frrak 1 p.m. ZainboMu*a via ports IMajaßH 1 p.m. Muar and Malacca .Sri Muar 2 p.m. P. Swettenham via ports lltje I,e,n,y 3 p.m. Penang and Deli
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    Mails to Arrive.
    112 5 From Ecßont— By the N. I). 1., s.r. Klt-mt, laeoo Kept 19. From China— liy the M. M. g.i. Tourane, lue on Bept 23. rnu tabu or hails odb. Kingtpo agust H .ugust I' 2 ugust 16 LUguHt 20 tatJOHt 22 lUgmt 26 mguut 30 lept 3
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    DAILY TELEGRAPH'S MISTAKE.
    667 5 Some Vagaries of Newspaper Illustration. There are few developments of modern jonrnalihiii which hBM excited greater infernal anil provoked more humour than thn ii<'«s|)h|ht picture. Tha Kiniibay Gazette is forcibly reminded uf thin hy tin- publication in the Daily Tele-Mi-upli of a portrait of tin; late David
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      396 5 STEAMER BAIUH6B. N. Y. K. JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.LTD. A regular FORTNIGHTLY service i* main tamed between Japan and Knrope l>y the following NEW TWIN-SCREW STEAMERS, Under Mail Contract with the Imperial Japanese <J.i\..rnniPiit, specially designed for (he Company 'h European Service, lighted th rough out by Electricity, provided with
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      467 5 i STEAMER SAILINGS. Ocean Steam Ship Co., Ltd. AND CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. CO., LTO. p* The Companies' steamers are despatched from Liverpool outwards f->r the StraiW, China and Japao every woek, and from Japan homewards for London, Amsterdam and Antwerp every fortnight and fcr Genoa, Marseilles and Liverpool monthly.-
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      490 5 STEAMER SAIUHGB. t OMBIKEU SERVICE «F THE OCEAN 8. 8. COY.. LTD.. THE WEST AUSTRALIAN S. N. CO.. LTD. HTWim FEENAXTLE (PERTH) NORTH WEST AISTRAI.Itft PORTS. JAVA AND SINGAPORE Regular Fortnightly sailings between Sing* pore and Western Australia, calling at Java (as inducement offers), Derby, King's Sound, (Port for the
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      526 5 BTEAMEB BAIUN6B. C. P. R. Canadian Pacific Railway Company's Royal Mail Steamship Line. THE NATIONAL HIGHWAY TO EUROPE VIA CHINA JAPAN. CANADA an,! (be UNITED STATES. Boole from Hongkong, via Shanghai, Nagasaki, (Inland Sea of Japan). Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria and Vancouver, R.H.S. "Kmfrkkhof Isdia" Twin screw steaR.M.B. Emmfjw cr Jifin"
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      163 5 AUCTION SALES. Powell and Co. Sept 17— At No. 4. Ktreet. Office furniture anil Trade Murks, 12 Noou. IV At Sale room, land and houses North Bridge Ro*l, at 2-30 p.m. 17— At Sa'eroom. freehold la dat Paxir Panjang Road, .V<: at Ml p 21— At H. Mt. Eli/.iebrth Road,
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      27 5 WEATHER TELEQRAM. Hongkong. Sept. 16, 10 a.m. Barometer M.85 Direction cf Wind East Force of Wiui 2 Max. Temp in Bhada 82 Uanila, 756 W.N.W. 2 »5
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      151 5 Singapore Tide Table. (Fboh Septemmer 16 to Skitkmukh 22.) HIGH WATER. |LOW WATKU "I Time :H r ght| Time U'ght Skptkuiikk hrs. mm |ft. ins. hrs mm ft ins. If IK 429 m 7 2 9 41am? 5.0 Monday lo j 3S6pm 80 10..-)7pm; 2.6 6.23 am 6.9 11.3 am;
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      81 5 DAY BY DAY Monday. September 16. High Water. 3-5U pm. Datl Kaces. S. C. 0. Tennis. Pa:he(:iiieiimto,;ruphShow. Baash Ifcwl 7 Mt, Kepiwl Golf Club. Haatnif. Tuesday, September 17. High Water. 6-ii a.m. S-M p.m. Birthdny sport* at loBHa. B.C.C. Tennis. Wednesday, September 18. High Water. MM a.m. 7H p.m. HirtluUy
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    DEATHS.
    92 6 It i in. k. On September U, BKaa the beloved wife of Oeonai Kluhick. and eldest diugliter of Mr. and Mrs. 11. Abrams, ofTka Castle. Singap,.re. By cable. O..uix.— On September isuddeniyi. at Alßtneda. California. Frederick Oi-den. ofugtal Urns Sbangliai. HnwiSl. On September at So. *1. Uubbliag Well Road.
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 16.
    1074 6 The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 16. We wclcouii tin civet of IVnuu.. to the Legislative Council. I'eiiau^ was tortuuate in ImviuK tin. fjoo.l candidates. Indeed, the \urtlnin Stttlemeut was in Mm fortunate o.r unfortunate position of tlieyoiiiifiKciitlt man who had to luake a choice between two li.triurrs.
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    12 6 Itaub gold shares were quoted at »7.l in Yokohama on August 27.
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    21 6 Fifty two deaths took place, at Shanghai, from cholera during the week ended September 7. Two of the victims were foreigners.
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    31 6 One of the crew of the British steamer /illab, which arrived from Calcutta yester day with a cargo of coal, was ill with fever and was landed at St. John's Island.
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    30 6 The inquiry into the cause of death erf a w*VT W h° WM Mlvd in tUt Hongkong cl «°"«Pso hat been closed. A vordk3 ot cKatb by uii6»<Jv«uturi. was retutuud.
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    11 6 All telegrams published in this lam arc protected by Copyright Ordinance.
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    11 6 The Straits Steamship OaanyaaVs New <-oiistin» steamer Kinta has passed Suez.
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    15 6 The Olil Bedford inns dinner took place at the Mascnie Hall. Kuala Lumpur, on Saturday.
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    18 6 Seven hundred and fifty-nine passengers arrived from Amov anil Swatuw. this morning. by the I.H-al sti'iimer Chcang Chew.
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    21 6 Dining the |«st three days then- have been three eaaw of cholera. ■ralnlny. from widely divergent parts uf the tow n.
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    26 6 A bullock-curt drrtßT was Ii I «H> by the Second Magistrate, this morning, for careless driving. He collided with a tram in (iayluug Itoad on Saturday.
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    30 6 The Singapore ltecrcatiou Club athletic spurts are to lie held ou Saturday. Octolier 2*'., and the preliminary heats will be run off on Wednesday, October M There are fifteen events.
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    38 6 Two Malays have liecn s<iit to prison at liaub for lour years for the theft of 11,800 from Mr. K. Bennett, while he was staving at Traniim li.st House. The money was intended fur the payment of coolies.
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    36 6 Inder date September t>. a Paris telegram announces a terrible accident near Santiago. in Chile (South America!. An avalanche came down on a customs station at a place called .lungal. an.) buried about fifty peFswia alive.
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    43 6 The charge of |ier jury and forgery against Mr. W. H. Miller, of the Forest I Vparti t. 'I'aiping. in respect of the sale of a |hiiiv Inlouging to Mr. Krnest (iarlaml. of Ipoh. has fallen through, and Mr. Miller has been discharged.
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    36 6 On Friday last, after the business of the anaawl general meeting of the Chinese Volunteer Club had Uen transacted, the prizes in connection with the recent billiard tournament were presented to the winners by Captain (ilcunie.
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    41 6 The profit on the working account of the Hougkony Hotel Company. Ltd.. showed a decrease of *:t.454. far the half year, ended .lime .in. The directors are paying a .livi(lend of per cent., and carrying forward to the new account 110.915.
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    48 6 Tin Sea Belle returned from Kuautan aud Pahang yesterday, and proceeds to Port Swcttcnliam today. She had on board, Mr. .Insticc llclfield. Dr. I). K. McDowell, Captain Talbot, and Messrs. Byre Kenny. K. .1. U. Dykes. It. c i. Watson. U. Anderson. Hobiiison. C. 11. .fell, and Simonds.
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    54 6 We announced recently that n Chinese nawaaaper was alwut t<> be published at Paris. It has made its appearance aud has shown its colours. The Chinese Minister there has reported to the Foreign Affairs Board at Peking that this journal is run by the friends and mum istl n of
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    55 6 At a congress uf anthropologists lately held at Cologne. Professor Kollmauu. a Swiss scientist, "lisputed the i>oiut that mankind sprang from the allegvd missing link found by Prafewor Dubois iv .lava. In his opinion. Kurope. and not .lava, is the cradle of the human race, which, so he maintained, sprang
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    58 6 There was a small fire in Crawford Street at .'i.-'ki a.m. yesterday. A Chinaman dropped a burning cigarette among some papers on the floor of his sleeping apartment, with the result that the P.rigade was called out only to finil that the llaiucs had already bet n extinguished by tin-
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    59 6 The charge ot theft of a bauel of cement and forgery of a receipt to account for its possession, made against a Chinaman, named Kg Kuan (rcok. by a neighbour, named Tan Cliian. who dealt in cement, was again heard by Mr. Seth in the Fourth Magistrate's Court on Saturday.
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    69 6 Part 11 of the Papers on Malay Subjects, published by direction of the Government of the 1.M.5.. reaches us from Kuala Lumpur. Mr. R. .1. Wilkinsou is the General Editor, but the present collection dealing with Malay Literature iKolk Lore. Kcgiunings. Fable. Farcical Tales. ltouiuiicr> is edited by Mr. U.
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    84 6 The Chinese Imperial Maritime Customs propose to open four so-culled ports in Tibet. The Foreign Affairs Board at Peking .utcuds to regulate the entry of forwigner* inu. the province. The Foreign Ministers at the capital have been asked to warn their compatriots not to go straight into Tibet without the
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    89 6 The annual picnic of the Methodist Sunday School was held at Tanjong Katong on Saturday. The party, about a hundred in number, left the Short Street School at 1-30 p.m., in three motor-cars belonging to Messrs Wearue, going direct to the Orov.. Held There the children enjoyed themselves on the
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    78 6 The need of quicker mail communication between Samarang and Singapore is now sorely felt at the former port. The Sama rang Locomotief points out that a service of live small swift steamers would meet requirements, and would admit of the mails between the two ports being delivered in trine which
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    Social and Personal.
    579 6 Mr. .1. Keir llardii M.l. left Sino., |H Calcutta on Saturday. Mr. Fairer Banes was a pamunuKr f. the F.M.S.. by the Sehragor, this rnurninv' The death is anuoimc.l „l Lul.lKM-k. a directoi of the Hank I- He was Ml years of age. Honorary Captain and QnarU
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    47 6 It has been reported to Dm puttee Urn! v UoM watch, monogram C. A. at back, and a chain of. Chinese Jade stone and goM. valued at HBO, was stolen from a Bun. while he was watching a football match oil Saturday, on the Hafllcs licdamati Ground.
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    57 6 On the seventh day of the seventh moutli of the seventh year of the present century the collection at St. Andrew's Church, Cai cntta. amounted to seven rupees seven MUM*. A more interesting example of the sacred number could scarcely be desired, says the Statesman, but for symmetry's sake tin
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    88 6 The Yunnan Kuilway is pioyrt—in. steadily, so that there is every chance ot Urn section stretching from l.uokay to I.a ha i boiug completed next month. The lin. then will be forty-seven miles within Chin. territory. <Jreat difficulties will rertainl) be encountered whil.- Ike rails are Mag I"' 1 from
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    92 6 The exports from Tonkin tins an »li<<« marked increase iv tin: shipments of djhi/i The trade in the article in ho brisk that low mercantile linns at Haiphong are saMgnd ii it. Anotlirr notable increase la in ssa si|{uiutntH of zinc. Business is so active now at Uaiphoiif> that cargo
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    ARMY REFORM.
    273 7 OBJECT LESSON IN PEACE OR WAR. FhMWH of Mr. Haldanc's Scheme. l>: IKI. '11-LI-oRAM 1.,.11,1-.|l >. ptelnhel Hi. Mr H B M.hl.ii. Mini.ter lor W al I:. .in \tl, ,H. MM th(> pro. bodied in th, i.evv army Kflbj EM M. s.ud that sis divisions „f liegidars ii
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    RUSSIAN NAVY.
    78 7 Mwtik Criticism b\ St. Petersburg Press Kbi m rkajMßAa I. md i i 14. U .--iau Naval a 1 s. 1,-. niraodiau "I tin I -i ling ol U i and Imperial tami. v I n I tan tie (ailan ol tin I- i-!iima. an 1 ligmatiM-s a-
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    CATTLE MAIMING CASE COLLAPSES.
    43 7 Km m 1 Vt-ifiHvM I. I m ""epUlllU I I', vv .x, ,i, unpton Ii itclui vi- ti I irly in th- •..•L with tin cattle maiiuini: Wvii. v in th. Midlands. di-ciialged v: c ,nsi-.j lence ot the
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    JAPANESE NAVAL VISITORS TO TRIESTE.
    25 7 Tuhu, London September 1 I diuiml ljuiu. of the IafMMM navy hrilliaut reception "ii board th< Iv ba at Trie**
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    TWO JAPANESE CONSULATES IN RUSSIAN TERRITORY.
    34 7 I'*H 11-lVsHll-llf I.L.H, TELKuKAM lUrlin NpULiUr 11 \n .I'ldltloual p'oUn-ol l<, tin Cll-sii Jofaajaai c .aimer, nl tuaty provide- tor MUtmmtt -Lipaucs, consulates at i -I and Vladivo-VH-li.
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    THE ATLANTIC RECORD.
    33 7 i>r.i. Onwam Limb bwui ii« lim. ihfkßkM l lin I. i-ii.:in.i baa ii"i btaun ilu I i .nt u|i i>\ ti,. Hmuburu .Viuc-ncso liucl IH-uUcliUiml in tin loyiti tr.rnj K«Mft
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    A BASELESS RIMOIR.
    40 7 l>tK H.UM«ll~'l(i I l.i>Vl> TkLK.UAM 1.. iliii Hi pt< luU-r Mi i.u~.i. i »m m ar. iv .in ulati..u that i ruiany uu<l Kraun h»\<- ioinluil.iUn.itn~ j: v.i.ut la tbc emdum "f H»yii to tini TUttr I'omtr.
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    THE OPERATION ON THE KING OF SPAIN.
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    RESIDENT OF BRUNEI.
    509 7 Spontaneous Native Petition to the Governor. iKkom On (hn ommnckr.| Labuan. September II <M, -veral MMNtaM lately, reference ha■Mß) made tc, Hn general satisfaction pii valent throughout this district ot the Colors and ih, protect! .1 State of Hrniiei in bavin" such an able, urbane, aud speedily
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    TRADE OF THE COLONY.
    247 7 Impart and Export Statistics for the Second Quarter. l.i-t ni.nitli. published a iniawmj ill tn. Col .i:v trci-1. figure* (or Mm ■hmui! |i;iitiT ol Hi' prtmtM war. ndit com■ii. lit 1 upon the fact that they >lio\VL-d iacwon "liicli did ii"*. heM oat tin ruuttnli in
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    Female Lunatic Vaults Police Court Dock.
    71 7 I lint writ two excitable lunatics before tlit "M-cnud Mat'i-traU tin- nioruiut;. due. a taim msi>tfl on a<liir>".-.iiii; t viiylkmU hi -itih: in a iniMmt l'l Ku-li-,1, awl Malay, lit a-»nrtti a MMHp rcpreMJUtativt ulioiu lit lallt'l H»wm«d, tlimt hi- ilium- wnli.ill pa-t lour
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    Pearl of Great Price.
    103 7 |Ki|.ular luial skitip.r lia* uiajr I protit I T .I N K> on a MM. which lie purchased tmiu a <liin. -t- trader on liiu lint trip. Th< tra<l< r Um^l.; tiic (Karl (runi a native diver in I ui.<i< a pmtit <•( IMHL iiu Ibml
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    America Cup.
    298 7 A FOURTH CHALLENGE BY SIR THOMAS LIPTON. Kkithr's Trlkokam London. September 14. Tin Koyal Irish Yacht Club, whose head |Uarters ar< at Kingston ii. have challenged for the America Cup on ttehalf of Sir Thomas Lipton The stipulated time for the race is September, l'.'ns. London. September Hi.
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    CHOLERA AT KEDAH.
    218 7 Seven Deaths at the Penang Quarantine Station. I'koM (Hi: Own CuMCKMrumcM I'enaiii:. Se|iteiulH'r 1 1. 1.55 p m I p i d lie. one Imudred aud seventy one OMet of eholeia have ivcurred at K> la! aud twenty sis deaths. At tile uir.mtiia >tati >v iiu I'ulaii
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    The Argument of Force.
    156 7 Tin Goveiiior -General Netherlands India held a reception on August 81, the Queen of Holland s birthday. In MMRMttag a congratulatory address. His Excellence remarked that, though Netherlands India had iv the past twelvi inimths lnen free from calamities brought on by the forces cf nature,
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    Mr. Keir Hardie on Missionaries.
    99 7 'l'h.isi good people in the Straits and KM S. who have welcomed Mr. Keir Hardie. I'ro Boer ami Pro Zulu aud auti-everything British, as an enemy of the accursed opium traffic, w ill be pleased to read hi- opinious ou the subject of missionaries. Iv
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    An Enraged Chinaman.
    137 7 Urn Hong Ec. au employee of a sawmill hi Suiultawa 1;. id. was attempting, ou Saturday morning, to get a lieavy log iv place fur sawing, with the NMM of two others, but the task proved too great for tin-in. Hong Ke became euraged Ht tlie immobility
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    Dutch Navy.
    834 7 STRAITS CRITICISM OF A CLUB PROPOSVL RESENTED. 4> Sourabaya Editor Arises in his Wrath. We have much pleasure in laying the following translation from the Sourabaya Handelsblad before our mailers, and we hope the publication will help to appease our wrathful contemporary. By all means, let Holland have
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    Rough on Coolies Coming to Singapore.
    116 7 The Malay crew of the steamer Falls of Moness were ordered bythe.loiut Magistrate at Colombo to be paid oil and sent back to Singapore at ship's excuse when charged with refusing duty. They were paid' at Colombo the other day by Mr. Howe, who
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    Irish-American in Trouble.
    82 7 John l'hilipps. an Irish-American seaman from the Kelvington, was arrested yesterday, in I'pper Nankin Street, iv >i drunken con ilitiou. When taken to the Central I'olice I Station by Constable Tun worth, he attempted to stab the officer in the hick with a clasp I knife. Had
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    KUANTAN HARBOUR.
    382 7 Important Improvement Scheme Proposed. iKkom Oik Own Cokrespokdknt.i LipiH, Septeaiber In connection with the proposal to make Kuantan the chief port of the east coast of the Malay I'eniusul .t. by improving shipping facilities and providing a harbour which would enable steamers to call regular); throughout the year,
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    NEW FAR EASTERN COMMAND.
    462 7 Why the Duke of Connaught was Transferred. A Loud „rre«p indent writes as follows to a Hoagkonge uriempoiary. Doubtless you have had a brief cable announcing on "tin authority of the I. M&M correspondent of the Itirmiogh am I'ost the creation of a new K.ir .-'.a-tern
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    Maxim Company in Camp
    165 7 The Masim C..inp!iny ol the Singapore Vuliiuteer Artillery siH-nt a must pleasant week-end in camp at Kittles light, or Coney Islam). About thirty men in charge of dp tain lit ujatii'lil aud Captain Colbeck. Adjutant, left Johnston's Tier >>y launch ou Saturday afternoon nud took a
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    23 7 A cargo of. rice aud f-alt arrived Iron. Bangkok. tlxi~ morning by th<, Tfwigwi it<ani»-r Nuno .tml an-.tln-r by th. Norwegian ftteaniw Datt
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    THE RACE WAR.
    105 7 CANADIAN LABOUR OBJECTS TO JAPANESE LABOUR. Vancouver Rioters Committed for Trial. Km- i kks Tinimi I, indou, S,-|,t.-mlx-i 1 1 Nineteen persons iui|,]i,- it<-i| iv the rweut auti Oriental riots at Vancouver have lieeli committed for trial. I, >ndon. S ptembcr 1.',. The lioiinuion I.ihinir Congress now
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    MOROCCO.
    131 7 General Drude Agrees to Another Armistice. I'KH OSTASIATIS< XX LloYli TfLK'.IiAM Berlin. September 14. The l'reuch Government has authorised General Diude. the Commanding Officer at Casablanca, to assume the offensive. The Temps, a Paris newspaper, announce* that Casablanca will be handed over to Spai;:. after Geueral Drude has fiuished
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    END OF THE KAISERS HOLIDAY
    46 7 Dkr Ostamati.uk Lloyd TklkdramJ Herlin, September 14. I Tn,- Kaiser has returned from Wilhelms- hoehe. He gave a farewell audience to Count Inouye, the departing Japanese Ambassador at Berlin, in the presence of Herr von Tschirschky. the German Foreign 1 Minister.
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    SIGNOR CRISPI'S MEMOIRS.
    36 7 Dkb Ostasiaiisi hk Lloyh Tklkoram Berlin. September 14. The memoirs of Signor Crispi, who is best known to fame as the Prime Minister of Italy in troublous times, will appear in December next.
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    MR. WELLMANS FAILURE.
    22 7 [Deb Ostasiatische Lloyu Teleokax! Berlin. September 14. Mr. Wellmau I trial balloon trip to the North I'ol. has failed.
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    EMPRESS-DOWAGER INTRIGUING.
    254 7 Uneasiness Amongst the Ministers in Peking. It is reported that the Ei.i|>eror and tin Empress Dowager are not on the boßt of ternm. > and that the Empress- Dowager has deter mined to appoint a successor to the Throne. At first it was the iutentiouof the Empress Dowaget
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    Interesting to Medical Men.
    109 7 Tin: ap|n:al MMM to the M ysore Chief Court by Dr. Stokes. medical practitioner, who was recently convicted by Mr. P. K. llowring Ist rlass Magistrate. Kolar QaJi FieMs, for contempt of Court a. nl sentenced ito pay it tine of Kii|>ees .r>o.. r >0. wil
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      Notes in General.
      161 8 Ih< i. wa^ ii cricket on Saturday. Tin -shanghai Autumn liace Meeting take* ■laM on NoveinUr. 4. and »i. There will Ik !li ik races on each of the three days. Mi. II l'< icy Smith has Maiaßal the jv nt ol HttOTaM] an. l Treasurer of
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      Golf.
      56 8 Singapore (iolf Cluh. In '.lies, mi tiiialin tht Singa|Hire( iolf Club's I uisoiues. nn Saturday. Capt.in Young and ll.inl.ury b< at Sime and IViitieath, from whom tin y received strok. s. by I up aud -i to play. Captiin Y mng and ilauhuiy ii, -iving live strokes, will meet
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      Association Football.
      174 8 Oarul Atlah Cup Tie. Hi. tie U tween the lUr.il Adah and the i nii.il Police Station was played oft' on MatanUy. Alter a tou«h stiunule in which Both side- sho»e.l MM passing and a I. atti inpts at otnhinatiou. the p*JK uded iv a |>0,,,t1, s, draw.
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      Athletics.
      178 8 I poll Championship Meeting. The xiiuid annual meeting un.ler A. A. A l.'ules (rill U hell in Ipoh ea Kri.lav. and Haeatamjr. Wweahei and Tii«- -tents, tin couisp. and Ike .lirauye i..< BU im,; br tlie-.iTiie a- they were List year. »itli Use :id lition of a Veteran- Hace
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      Cricket.
      334 8 HnxlUh County Championship. This MMMtNfcsß, whi.-li ..pen. .1 t .u May '2 ..t So.itliaiuplou with th. uiauli betwe«n HaasasMM and Northamptonshire. U>rminated ..u >. ptember 1 last. The following ir.- tin liual positions Tin- ti^.ir.-i Utweon bracket^, following ll.'- iiaiins o| Use I'ouutius. represent the l«»iti.>u-ufcii|>n <1 iv la-t
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      Shooting.
      208 8 5.R.E. (v.) v. R.Q.A. Th. Singapore Volunteer Kngincers always look forward with Mem* to meeting the X.d A., with whom they have had many k«*n Khooting matcheK, knowing, to their extreme delight, that they invariably spend a pleasant afternoon with them. Tlie match on Saturday on the Balleatier Range
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    538 8 Singapore Cricket Club's Autumn Tournament. The following was the result of Saturday's play m the S.t tennis tournament 0 Class Imhl H. L. Cuscaden 2 beat K. H.Oliver owe 4, t\ -l.tt 2. 1) tiUM SlSllLKs. Bronuecke tor. beat Druiuuiond owe 4. 4 7 --.">. rt— :i. Smith
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    From London Town.
    978 8 DISCUSSION ON THE TRANSVAAL LOAN BILL. Chinese Slavery Question Again. (From as OWMHBM Cokmmi-ommuit.) London. August 21. Tlie dying Session was galvanised into iiomeUiing liko active life agaiu by the discussion on the- Transvaal Loan Bill. Mr. Churchill asserts that his government agreed to guarantee toe loan
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    P. & 0. DEFALCATION CASE.
    501 8 P. 0. DEFALCATION CASE. Trial Resumed at the Colombo Court. The case in which Mr. K. V. Allen, ARent for the P. O. Company at Colombo, charges J. B. Willie, late chief clerk of tho Freight Department, aud D. H. Si>eldewinde. lately aclerk employed in the Accounts Department, in the
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    F.M.S. Tin Exports.
    109 8 F. M.S. Tin Exports. The advance sta:rmeiit of bliK'k tin and j tin ore exported the X.M.S. from January to August. 1901, and of the duty ooUected thereon, shows that the total amount was pieuls HitJtWJl as compared Kith |ficu'ls SMMtJCUM in IMS, a decrease of hUMLM pieuls. l'erak sliows
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    Japanese Special Envoy to Peking.
    98 8 A Tokio tcltgraiu, dated September 5. printed in the Hongkong Daily PresH. states that, in consequence of the strained relations between .lapaa and China, in connection with various negotiations respecting Manchuria, a good deal of speculation has been evident concerning tlie recent meeting of Viscount
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      38 8 Owing to the renewed outbreak of surra among ponies in Malakoff Eatate, Province WnlMmlrr. the export of equinex other than boaa flde race liorsew is pruhibited from Provinoe WehVuley, except under a certificate from the Government Veterinary Surgeon.
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      208 8 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. THE STRAITS TRADING COMPANY. LIMITED. NOTICE (S HEREBY GIVEN That an Extraordinary General Meeting of The Straits Trading Company, Limited, will be held at the Registered Office of the Company, No. 17, Collyer Quay, Singapore, at noon on Tuesday. October 22, 1907, when the subjoined resolution will ue
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      218 8 Chef oo Hand-made LACEo Of all Descriptions for Ladies' Wear, i SOLE AGENTS: JOHN LITTLE CO. 9 Strongest for Wear. Strongest for Dhobv. Looks Well. Keeps Well. AT m m Half the Prices of Hand-made LACE AT HOME. Do You Want To Make Money If So Pathe Freres' Complete Cinematograph
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      156 8 MORTGAGEES LAND SALE. Ar Mkssrs. H. L. COGHLAN A CO.'S MAH I', Monday, sVpanasW 30, at Mfajt, Lot I.— District of .lurong. 49 AcreK, I X©.. I. 17 Poles. 999 years' Leasehold Land. Lot 2.— District of Toah Pyoh. It A.-rci, I Poles, Freehold Land, overlookim; il.e Impounding Keservoir. H
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      PRODUCE.
      90 9 <1o iCulw li ■inpi.k..! jn. -I.-, orr» B»li N 2't <i Ponti innk 7 7;; fippir, HU«k m 17 7.-, an Wliito 5",', ".'MMTt sagn Klonr S.ir»»al< «H| do Brunri No. I •>»! Po»rl S««o 4 ,V, t.'offif Hall. 15°,, |y(IH i'off<T, Palctnhan.;. -Jiy ■22.5" OoffiH I.'Iit'mi ml 1
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      EXCHANGE.
      132 9 M London— Bmk 4 m/s |*|j 111 1:1.1ml 2 4 >;; Private 6 ui/o 2/4;? do .Hiu/h 2/4 i hi H.r,t,-.f4 -Bank d/d 2.88t Private 3 run 2.44' do 8 in, s 2.46 P*M -Hank .1 <1 2.9=1 Privat. m> 8.0n do 8 m 3 0". •>« Indta— Bunk
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      MINING.
      298 9 l>»i<- ol formaIMII i SubMribrf I Nomber of Shaw. Ihm Paid Value op to I ISWi 1901 1908 1907 •800,000 MM 000 £400,000 •+OO,OOO 4M0.000 •575.000 SO.OOO 00,000 150,000 57.J000 MMaataaai 80,000 80,000 """ujof" 1 I*o,ooo 44,000 090 000 looiooo 100,000 11,760 160,000 •8,000 M.OOO •MM MO M u.ooo
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      RUBBER.
      280 9 IMS 4150.000 1905 1200,000 4116,615 •105,000 J «.M0 I •MOO 10.500 I 11,000 70,000 *"ij3Br* 0.000 0.000 a i 4 1 10 1 •<3 Aoslo-M^y Robtar Co., Ltd. (tollj pbd) (oootrib.l Tklg»»nln Itiilitig ffrtii Trtfl (fnllyi»iaj £517.6 45.00 •MOO 1904 4a0,000 IMS i £70.000 £11.114 i i 4 i.
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      GENERAL.
      208 9 1884 1898 £5.377.10.0! 1225,000 *4,80S •999.000 7,688 i It/* 4JOO j »50 80,000 »125 "S5 i 1,000 I 9100 i 4,000 9100 9.4 M 10 8,000 «100 9,790 9100 »4,000 10 1 bo 9,000 J 9100 •.000 1100 7UU)MMd 9M.OM 10 ftOOO ll— ll 9.99 C 10 I*o M
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      DEBENTURES.
      27 9 How.rU. Er»U«. Ltd. 6% MOO.OOO 3% prem Bitoy Bmrmmym.lM. tSS.OOO 3% prem. 4% 602,000 2% dia nominal TaDJoaePßguDoekCo. Ltd. fl% 250,000 3% prem 8% 1,050,000 par.
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      22 9 BROOKE SILENT! rtß m M j simple! IVI r\l*r\t*^ EFFECTIVE O V %J I%JI ALL PARTICULARS ON APPLICATION. /lecvrsRiley, Hargreaves Co., Ltd.
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      347 9 Wassiamull •lnruinffW' Si IK. Assomull Co. r 1, 2, 3 4, HIGH STREET, Also, 42 ARAB STREET ami at The (iItAND HOTEL M bKHOrt •lust Unpacked i ilr,;;::, SILKS, JEWELLERY ft CURIOS. Pohoomull Bros. ME HIGH STREET. <fc SILK MERCHANTS. Dealers in High-class Indian, Chinese and Japanese Silk, Curios and
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    COUGHING IN COURT.
    722 10 Sentence of an Irritable Magistrate Quashed. In the lUmilwy High Court tlic other .lay. tin- II. >n. Mr JmUm Chandavarkar and tinlinn. Mr. .liistiri' I lea ton, presiding in tinS,h..ii.l hiviition Appeal Court, heard the nutter •>( Sliaik Ahmed lVanki. an old Him who was an iiiiiUt
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    New King of Annam.
    150 10 Tue other day. tin- <iou inor (iencral of I udu-C'liina di throned the King of Annam on tin ctouiid that Ik- wa- mail. A Council of rej-cnts was established, and the GovernorGeneral went to Hu. the capital of the kingdom, to nettle tnatUTM. owing to excitein<
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      34 10 WFMT MORTALITY. 1 l I 1 T "r 11 ••"■r 1 i .....i..f .i^Mu.v. a! J: iiv: «'«»«ui ;.'Xr y 11 'i.mi '"■•>"" U "<'^- hWHaaaef I; ';1,'.".H; l ,'.".H i'," 1M ..l-i 1...11 1 "->- i"«..K-|.r.....,.t
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      525 10 INBUMNCE tmma. MAGDEBURG FIRR INSURANCE CO (Established A. D. 1814.) The undersigned, agents tor the above company, are prepared to accept Fire Hisks at current rate*. 691 BEHN, MEYER St Co., Ltd. NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE CO Subscribed Capital £2,750,000 Revenue £2,061,014-198 The undersigned arc prepared to accept "in
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      607 10 BANKING COMPANIES. HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. paid-up Capital 110,000,000 reserve fund:— Sterling Reserve 110,000,000} M i 000 000 Silver Reserve 111.000.000f ■".OOO.OUQ R«erve Liability of Proprietors 110,000,000 COURT OP DIRECTORS. O. H. Medhurst, Esq.— Chairman. Hon. Mr. Henry Keswick.— Deputy Chairman. A. Fuchs, Esq. A. J. Raymond, Esq. E.
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      558 10 BANKING COMPANIES. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. INCORPORATED BT ROYAL CHASTER. Capital £800,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £800,000 Rewrve Fund £1.074,000 BANKERS. Bank ol England. National Bank of Scotland. Th. London City A Midland Bank, Ltd. SINGAPORE BRANCH. Current Account, an opened and interest allowed at 1 per
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      501 10 SALES BY AUCTION. JOHORE FURNITURE AUCTION. HOOBKHOLD FtIRNITUBE, The iropertj of W. KU.OOUB, Kso., who is leaving the Colimy. AtTambatan Jalin Sekudai, Johore Baliru. Friday, September 20, nt 2 p.m. Comprising Cottage Pianoforte l.y Scbrcdmayer. Vpholstered Drawing Iloum -iuite, Bentwood Settees, Rocking and Btand»rd Chairs, Rattan Chairs, Table and Settees.
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      301 10 PHOTO DEPOT. 4H, NORTH BItIDGK ROAD, All sorts of riintryrnplii.- Apimratu a*j Materials, viz. Camera*, Lent., s, Plate* |> H Chemicals, Films, Mounts, Photo Framesei Prices very moderate. Price Lists post f r KONG HIRO CHIOKO A CO 1m67. H. ABRAMS, HORSE REPOSITORY, ORCHARD MAD. Has on hand now a
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    AUTOMOBILISM.
    1039 11 {CHAUFFEUR CRIMPING DANGER IN THE STRAITS. Objection to Proposed Regulations. The innocent advice. Riven a few day* aj{o in tliiH column to the Singapore Automobile Club cominittco-men, in n>Hpcct to the matter of crimping of cliauffcura, at present under discussion, seems to have been productive of a good deal
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      11 11 J. MOTION ft CO. Watchmakers. Jewellers. Opticians. i KSPAIBB PROMPTLY EXECUTID.'
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      232 11 Local Motor Car Agencies. THERE IS NO GAR ON THE MARKET I WHICH AT THE PRESENT TIME MOKE II ENJOYS TIIE FAVOURABLE OPINION II OF MOTORISTS, GENERALLY THAN THK ARROL-JOHNSTON. WE HAVE BEEN APPOINTED SOLE AGENTS FOB STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, NETHERLANDS INDIES, FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND SIAM, FOR THE FAMOUS MOTOR
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      608 11 Tlie HUMBERS Again won THE HEAVY TOURING CAR RACE. Sec accounts in the Home Papers. AGENTS: Borneo Company, Ltd. 1234 Miscellaneous NOTICES. ■MBfj-M Monch, (10 per inrh. Nnhaoqnont month*, 16. For shorter periwln ac N-ile of Charges. NOTiCL Rooms, airy and comfortable, with first clagtt board are "now available at
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      643 12 Scale of Charges. PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS.— MiamiIaaecai Want* of Every Description, Houses, band, etc., to let. are inserted at the following rale*:— On" Insertion I.JO per incb. Two 1.00 Three ISO Sil MO Niu.< 6.40 Twelve 7.M Twenty five 10.00 (Kaob vutwequent month IS per inoh.) rviKirrnifi* h«.-,\l up mi an
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      558 12 ARTICLES FOR SALE. R»i«s :-r<mt Us**, eae er twe lassftlosa. fI M Bf tbs lack, sse Seals at Ckaita*. FOR BALE. RUBBER EBTATE. HX> acres in Malanna, also Rubber Stamps. Apply C," o/o Straits Times. 103 PARA RUBBER BEEO FOR SALE Orders now being booked for new Season Crop commencing
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      566 12 TO BE LET OR SOLD. IFFIGETOLET. No. 7-e, Battery Road. Apply to GUTHBIE CO., Ltd. c 1787 OFFICE GODOWN TO BE LET. With immediate entry No. 7. Malacca Street. Apply to OUTHRIE A CO., LTD. VMM COMPOUND HOUSE TO4E LET. No. 2 1. Wilkie Road, from October 1, next. Apply
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      1008 12 Miscellaneous HDTICES. Rates »10 pwlaek. Sabesqasnt Months, as. For •boftsr period! its Seal* ofChargss. NOTICE. Mr. M. E. Elias has thii day established himself as Exchange, Bhare iind General Broker, having offices at No. 8, Malacca Street. August 15, 1907. 1756 TENDERS INVITED. GOVERNMENT OF SEUK6OR. REVENUE FARMS, 1906—1909. Tenders
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      340 12 ROYAL mA £rk lSi££m f\ ■■wr^iiTrT^MM SCOTCH WHISKY SYME CO. Sole Agents. ALLSOPPS LAGER BEER INDIA PALE ALE AND STOUT. ORTAIXAIiLK FBO3J ALL UKALBRS. SYME A COm 9 Sole Agents, 1825 GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. Tenders will be received at the Colonial Secretary's Ortice. af to mob of Monday, tan "th proximo,
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      234 12 MUNICIPAL NOTICE. I NOTICE is hereby given, iv aoumliimi will [anaol itlon paawi by tlie Municipal Conmu sioiu-rs ol the Tows oi Bißgaport, at Meetim; iheia on Hw Aagwt 2», 1907, kbalUktatAMl j oi rut: Ron- i. tMMj rasa Bitm Vallti R>>i to Ri-.msN Qgai, and Htaas) betMai XarkM Road
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