The Straits Times, 8 October 1907

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    13 1 The Straits Times NO. '.'2.465 SINGAPORE TUESDAY. OCTOBER 8. 1907. PRICE 10 CENTS
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      446 1 ROBINSON Co. Just Unpacked: The Latest Styles in London and Paris TRIMMED MILLINERY. NEW SHAPES IN UNTRIMMED STRAWS. A LARGE SELECTION OF FLOWERS. OBNaMENTS, MILLINERY AM) DRESS RIBBON'S. LACES. *c. EXOLUSIYE ZDSSIO-^TS IX Lace and Embroidered Muslin Robes. LATEST NOVELTIES is French Muslin and Dress Materials. SMART SHAPES IN LADIES'
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    MUSIC AND DRAMA.
    1330 2 THE PRODUCTION OF MR. G. B. SHAW'S PLAYS. New Departures for the Autumn. (FMM Oti; (Rrs C(>KKK>.iuM.Ksr.i London. Sc| Uiiilk r AmoiiK the writers of original pfclj" Ml. I'ernartl Shaw, of MM, retains hiplace of valita'jr. in no way iitcrfi-n-d with b\ Dm llMllfcr of his BMlflli
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      209 2 EAGLE CEMENT Jor all Jiigd-eiass Work On tde Js>kt of tde (Brown JVgents for tde Colonies. Importers The Borneo Co., Ltd. J. MOTION CO. Watchmakers. Jewellers. Optician*. KBPAIKd PROMPTLY EXECUTED Artie Tully, TURF COMMISSIOW AGEWT. I;m ri. i«. i i.\< 1.. KUafiAMHI i: ■.■I.H-..1, PhaaCa ARTIE TULLY r $10,000 BOOK
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      286 2 w botteiply m M HANI M I FUSSELL'S JCREAM&I eMILKib Jfjf MEDALS^ H Keep your Labels to get a OOLD WATCH FREE, f McALISTEB Co., SgSSL^.^ Wines Wines Genuine table eilirv: a: 475 l«r dt Vermouth of 'I una 1 20 I>. !it.-ebot HwM :>f Byr«ea*r, *n invigorating win* mostly
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      642 2 AWFULSUFFERING OF LITTpY Bad Sores SpreadAllOver His HeadGrew Worse Under Doctor's Care —Cuticura Effects Perfect Cure, Bringing Relief with First Set. FATHER RECOMMENDS CUTICURA TO EVERY ONE "When roy little boy was about four years old (lie U now about nut ami a half yars) a spot apiwarrd on fte«WJ
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    Heath of Colonel FitzGeorge.
    271 3 <•■..: <■'■ tm RUHawraje eldest -ou I tl,.' lata Duke ol L'aMMMjas, .1i.,1 at Urn K.l.iihau-. l.:i..ine. after an iUaeM ii:.- ianitioai. Hi- Mather, Urn wwitt t t Urn I.iv Ikahe, was Mi- iraiai Kaaf r.aiba 1. an a. ti.-- afKreat In arty and tali in.
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    Disturbances in Calcutta.
    139 3 \l, 111-Mil.. .1 th ill. leil-illi; tehilelley |D r»«>l\i-iii and .li-i.il.an.e- dm- la I l-.iiti.-.-il t.^it:»tiou in L'aktit'a »a« hr<..ii;lit (o tl:. 11. tl.-e of llH> Coim, 1. .■1.1 ot r..|iee 'i S<i«UtllUi 11. (In tli. .\<iiii,.j I'l.vi.Mi-. s:>. tli* \k it .-oti-taiile I M l.'k. .1
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    Cope and Masked Rationalism.
    101 3 Til. i:.,!im- MMfwM <«f tli. Lm4m < !,ioi,i.l. aaya t!iat V«\v Hrn X- liax fcM) Iv. th. tiiM-lims; MBekM Man Kn.v. li -»l ulii.-li i» M Ik- I'lil.h-li.'l iiniii.-.liHt.lv. It .n-i-t- ..I a .|..^niati. ..nfntatioii ..I nin.l. n: t. ii I. >i. v uitliin kVa latliolic
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    President of Peace Conference on Peace.
    65 3 11,. OUt'l ...ir.s|».ii.l.nt at ItotU-MIHHi k..\. ih.it 111. following Ktory 1- i» <ir.-iil lt ti<»u ilm 1 lira Mill »il. I'axi.l .1. Mill. lnit.-<l M;.t. Mi.,i-t.i t.. th. N. tli. itaftUkW Mr.li I iff.lln iiiimAil rflhrpti r*~*~ t., xv tit. »..n«-tlli.iy 111 l»l Jlll.lllll.
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    35 3 \.x MMMBI "<« i.'i""'"' li«- I" I*, k. Vortufcaal Itiaj I, ,1,1 1 M 1 MipM MB 'I'"- Uiac.ni. ft« „,,v inu>. a |...iti.-ularlv a tivr „|...ii,|! li. .in t!u- .At. i.t ..I »«i- .I. r>v<lat
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      54 3 00 NOT NEGLECT A BAD COLO. v. mi a 11..* mU :<• t^'k- B« •<•'»* tl,,- ..1 >.arit- ...111- 1PMI «,,..i,.1».1a...- CM* I: v will i.i..in|.il> .hi. >•"» «*land all' t.M.|.M,.> Ml tlli- .(1..- -tla.il. t att..,.l t-- t.ak- -n.li a 11-I 1..1 tli--in .all ..in. .nut '.Li- MlMa I
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      564 3 MAINTAINS TUN WUlilM REPUTATION KvnnrwiiKßK, BUILD UP and PRESERVE YOUR HEALTH and fortiiy the System against Disease witli "8i T -H"o EE r L Vo'R LB Torpid Liver, Debility, Eruptions, ;a<) PURIFIEtt of the HUMAN BLOCD. Fortify the System against Disease with PURE BLOOD. IvVILKINSON > SSARSAPARILLA c^^,ar L S*
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      95 3 1 The /\i -r Oliver I Standard VISIBLE Typewriter. SEE NEW MODEL NO. 5. A»a-nt-: ATKINSON ,v KoItUKS, :l *-2 CH«MO( ALIEV. T. E. CHIN CO., 82-3, Bras Basah Road, (Next to Ixniail A Kahet-m) SINGAPORE. i Dealers in Swatow Drawn Threaal ■Work, Kiubrdi.l. rics, CfeiMM) IVwtcr Ware I'icture I'o-t
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    Western Ocean Queen.
    986 4 STIRRING SCENE > AT LIVERPOOL TO GREET LUSmKU. Cunartler's Enthusiastic Send-off. M hi:. Bnvan hi Wl«(sjeannaj|a«l '1.11.1111 trip nl thr l.iv'tnuii from Illilfisl |a Htm York i\or.h.v..s of In liqssJsjßßJl tor Kiitaiu tlir ltln<- liibaa.l v MlaNMa m BBMfnl i.i lit-? I.i i iUiu inaiin'-r. h it.
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    714 4 thmn, port, probabh' imU of a nival, and name or Aymt$. STEAMEKv Achilles, Liv.ri.ool, CM II: NlMbU Agamemnon, Chins, Oct IS; Mn:isfieli Alcinous. Liverpool. Oci .'I M.nsfirl.l Airlie, Sydney, Oct >.; Bonateaa \ntenor. China, O. t 13; Mansfield Autiloclms, Chici, Oct 25 ManMield Arcadia, Colombo, Oot 1 1
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    LIST OF PASSENGERS.
    272 4 Passengers Outward. Per I". Jij O. stcaimr t'niua. comu'cting with the steamer Arcadia at Colombo, from London, Sept. IS, ilutM lot. 1 1. .Messrs. I. M. Skinner, (i. ,1. A. lam*. 1.. Tooth, .1. L. Crockott, Mr. and Mrs. A. I{. liarham. Cant S. H. E. Nicholas..
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      679 4 STEAMER BAIUW6B. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. For China. Japan, Penan*. Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt. Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Bills if Lading iesoed for China Coast, Persian Qnlf, Continental, and Aatflrinan Porto. Stearaen will lea*s Kin^ap-ire oi or aro it MAIL LINE. Outward (fur Chirm Aw.,dia Oct H Otlri
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      1162 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. HANDEL AND BCHEEPVAART MY. "BANDJER." BANDJERMASIN. The Steamers of this company maintain regnlmr aemioe between: Singapore, Bawean, Soarabaya, BandjermMin, Pnlo Laat, Balik Pepen. Knetei, with transhipment at Bandjermaeia for Bempit, Hudtmi, Koemai, Kotta Waringin, Djelai, i Marahahao, Marakaaaries, Negar* and Bebirik. The fleamen have good aooomodaticn for first
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      775 4 STEAMER MIUNBB. N. D. L. NOROOEUTSCHER LLOYO Imperial Qarman Wla I Lin> The fast and wall known mail steamers of this Company sail fortnightly from Brom "iHamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Bonth»rap lon. Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (connection Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria, and vioe ver*t> For Said, Snez. Aden, Colombo, Pen«n4, Singapore, Hongkong,
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      54 4 A SAFE COUGH MEDICINE FOR CHILDREN. In buying a tonsil nsedsclM km .liil.lv. n BM b<! al'rai.l U> Imv 11i.ni.1.. i i.im's Coosh Itcmiily. Thur.- is Bo iUnj>>'l l.oiu it ami relief is always smv |o tJk.w. It is ciiilly valuiibl.' fm ...U^. v „n,l vhoapuu Mam For by all
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    SHIPPING IN PORT.
    1248 5 i m.i »in. i.*. in,,. tiIMM MmMtoM ~-t ;*VH. hi* < r.'i'—r "i 1 1 "lun 'r- I '!vr v;r,; X! VT-" II;",;. V >| ''■••■•< "»''"«'u: > .',V' I .'Jvi,. ''t-ih.'.m'L I- i 11 -k K II Kh|.,.^i 1|.,1«.ur I- K i-.iir H1..1.1; I.I!. T.t lUm,.
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    Mails to Arrive.
    79 5 From Eraow By the I', ft O. Arcadia, doe on o<Uil*i 11. From Cum- By the I". .V O. k.s. IMU, due uu < K.'tolx-r 10. Oinmi Dn« >° London Arrived S«»t ill. I- **!•< *> H*P l sTp, 9 MM. Orl 3 OM 2 Sept l-i
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    Mail Steamer Movements.
    66 5 Mimm M V- A Ok Mail. The I*, and O. homeward mail xtcamcr Delhi left Itatajtwg. »t 1 !>>'" on Satur.luv, and is <l tie hero at 7 a.m., on Thursday, the Kill instant. Oitwahi. P. A O. Mm.. The outward mail steamer Arcadia left Coloml><>. at
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    Arrival of Passengers.
    112 5 By the I-rfii S.iDj{, Oct. 7, from Hongkong: Mr. K. M. Davidson. By the Sannki Maru, Oct. 7:- Major K. Ford, D.5.0., Mr. H. T. WilU, Mr. K. K. Kngorti. and Mr. William Kolx-rt. By the Pontianak, Oct. 7 Mr. f. U. Uiwto. By tlic Van lnilioff,
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    Vessels at Taojong Pagar and Keppel Harbour.
    92 5 Wharves at which Vessels are Berthed To-day. TSNJOHS E*iiT Whief Banhin— Nil. KastWhauSkctiun I— T«*nta. KafaafcUkallani Bkt. 1 (Khkkkh Wuw):— Ahoukir. Section No. 2— HaraloDtf, lino. 3 Cilenenro. 4— Nil. 5— I'untiiinak. B— Ping Sury. 7— Miuilya, Lai Sai.« OmMA, I>rn-<.muMi. 9— l.a
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    LITERARY NOTES.
    762 5 FIVE-HUNDREDTH ISSUE OF THE CONTEMPORARY The Contemporary Keview has readied Me: litehiindiedUi issue this month. -h_vs the Nation. Mr. Per. y Hunting, who has pJIM the l!e.view for a ijuaiter of a century with graat balance, and judgment, deserves warm 1 oiii;iatiilations. Tin. ('oiiteiii|>orui v Keview was hist
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    Mails Close.
    135 5 What. aaW the youth with the <|ii<hti..ii lml.it. da yon da when jroa art into a j.lh. wlicri' you tun lit itli<r Bja akaad nor Ijuik out. I simply Ml still iiml w.i.r lli.- |,Ui out, r.|.linl tin- lioiui' mown aWlaaafkM X,, h Hrn Ki^JiKii Ti:..k To -HOHHUW
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      380 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. INDO-CHINA STEAM NAY. CO.. LTD. Thk -Io4m«-;- nf tins <uiT,|fflnv mnintniu a r*>tulxr .lni>t mnlm bMMN Calcutta, StraitH, Hil»nm. tmmmtmimwt Jki.hi. t»kin« c«r«o on ihri.!)cli BHti ..f taMag f.n Canton, Swatow, Aii...v. h,|.«.. lini.'ii, hMkM« VBU)?tHze l»i>rt«, K..rn..»;,. v.. ruilipiiiniK. ,v-., *c. 'I"- ('.miniHiitiur ISTMIM MM Jt. <:.
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      483 5 STEAMER BAIUNGS. Ocean Steam Ship Co., Ltd. AMU CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. CO.. LTD. n The Companies' Mteamer- are despatched from Liverpool ontwarda laf the Straitn. China and Japan every w<«k, au.l fr..m .ln[»»ii homewnriia for Londou, Am iitnt— 1 and Antwerp every fortuiuht au<l l.r l»en«a. Marseilles and Liverpool
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      539 5 STEAMER BAIUWSB. rOMIIIKRD HEKVKE «F THE OCEAN 8. S. COY. LTD.. THE WEST AUSTRALIAN S. N. CO.. LTD. bktwkVn FREMASTLE (PERTH) NORTH WEHT U'STRALIAX FORTS. JAVA AND SI\«;iPOKK tegular Fortnightly tailings between Singa pore and Western Australia, culling at Java (as inducement offers). Derby, King's Sound. (Port for the Kimberley
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      467 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. C. P. R Canadian Pacific Railway Company's Royal Mail Steamship Line. THE NATIONAL HIGHWAY TO EUROPE VIA CHINA JAPAN. CANADA and «i... UNITED STATES. Home from Hongkong, via Shanghai, Nagasaki. (Inland Sea of Japan), Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria and Vanooriver, R.M.B. "Emi-rf.hs of Ixi.ia" 1 Twin-screw steaR.M.S. Express or
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      48 5 BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. LIMITED. PM ADKI.AIDK. HKLMM'BMK UUi SYDNKY. The Company's StLam.r IMI'A. S.4M i tons, \V. Lowe, K.N.U Conominder, Ba] l»UxpiUil to arrive on October IS, «ud \»iil leeaive Bfejaal AMaatat f"r ab«.v.. asMa, For f reinht and »»me a[>ply to HOI'STKAD A«O., MIIH A«m,i..
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      126 5 Singapore Tide Table. (FaOM O.TOHEJt 8 TO OcroiißKK 14.) HIGH WATER.|tiOW WATKB Time H'ght: Time H'ght t..i:kk hra. mm. ft. in«. hrs.miii. ft. ins. 110.59 am' 9.1 4.44 am! 1.6 Toa«i)*T 8 J lll6pln 9.7 4.sSpml- 1.9 (11.26 am 9.3 i.Hami I.R iW'kkhmt tjiujpn, 9.7 s.«spm| 1.4 U (•l.ManJ 0.4
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      75 5 DAY BY IMV. j Tuesday, October 8. High Water. 1116pm. Grand Cinematograph Show. Btaob Rmid 7 30. I Wednesday, October o. High Water. 11-26 a.m. II .'.it p.m. I Thursday. October 10. High Water. 11-55 a.m I P. homeward mail due. I Rugby football. S.C.C. Omuud. Friday, October 11. High
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    The Straits Times THICK 10 CENTS. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8.
    763 6 The Straits Times THICK 10 CENTS. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8. A very iuKKstiuK question IHiper upou the Straits Settlements unrruuey probleui was uauileil in by Mr. AmJMI IliiUjnWli at the MMMMJ «f tlie LmjWmMl Council on Friday. The NMMJ repre«uUtive gave uotiee of his iuteutiou tii a>k at the next iiieetiuu
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    314 6 It i-- couii.li ntly expected by the Aincri■■an- ill MM I'liilippii. tint the arrival, in Manila, of Mr. \V. 11. Taft. the American Sxntary for War, who «ih's there to i>|icu tin- I'liilippim Assembly, will ivsiill in tllf first ili'liiiite official pmaMMMtMI of the (wlicy of the present American a>hniuistralion
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    245 6 Tlie main roason why the opening address ot Mr. Talt. M the Assembly, it. awaited with so much aoxi'ty by the Americans in su« Fhilippiaes, m that he is generally uuder stood to In- llic nu.vt nominee of tin.- He|>;di- lican party, as successor to President I»oom velt. The policy
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    6 6 Cholera has broken out in Tokio
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    11 6 All toli-yium-" published in this Idmm we protected liv t'»|>yri^lit Ordin.iiic'-'-
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    14 6 Over a thonsaud IMiiiliMjp IB from llony kong arrive.) by the J»ii Sang yesterday.
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    16 6 Tno Siiinnse uoblemen and their ii.tiuiiLs arrived from ISangkok. this BUOtniDg, by the .lain t Niooll.
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    15 6 There were KM passenger* from Amoy on the Gcimun steamer Kwong Kug. which arrivetl yestenlay.
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    21 6 A earyo ol .">,.">27 tous of .-oal lor Messrs Uoustead and Company arrived from Moji ycstirday. by the Uritish steamer Abookir.
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    22 6 Twelve Imudred and sixty two passengers anived from Amoy and Swatow. this moiiiing, by the Wee I'.iu and Company's steamer Hong Ike.
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    20 6 The liritish steamer Uarflcld arrived from Barry l>ock. yesterday, with .'>.;>Bl tons of coal consigned tv .Messrs. McAlister and Company.
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    24 6 There are •_':;k French soldier- and rivt ofriocis home-vanl bound ou the -M. M. rffsmiif Auiiam. which arrived from II v phony, on S'liiday.
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    29 6 A tram ear rau into a gharry iv front of th.- Central I'oliee Station, yesterday after noon, knocking off the rear wheels ..f the gharry and otherwise injuring it.
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    26 6 A dick passenyei on Utc uViraui steamer Wong Koi. which arrived from Swatow. on Sunday, with 7."> it passengers, died on the voyage, from unknown causes.
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    26 6 The Second Mayi-lrate. Mr. C. K. I. Urea*, rtu.-d «'hinam.tn *li». this moruiog, for mannfaetuiini; chaadil by lireakiiif; up an old pipe and boiling the pie.es.
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    21 6 .lapan.se whaler, the AmaUnui Haru, o! •-'.'tons. Captain 11. Hanxin. of the Tekio (iyogyo Kaishal.td..ise\peet<d]her<-. shortl from Cliiistiana. lunmd for Yokohama.
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    30 6 The Kobiuson I'iauol'o. have now obtain. 1 the SHiioes of ;< Loudon pianist who will try MM any vueal or instiummtal luu^ic-whii-h their cnsl jiirts may wish to hair tried over.
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    38 6 Mr. .1. Uixlgi'. Labour M.l', foi nVntfc mjs! Lancashire, suyyt sts ,i tax oo :ill incomes over tljOtO a y«ai. or, as an alternative, a las ou la. id values, in order ti> provide for 01.l agi pension.
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    44 6 The body of a C hinamau was found iv tlie five-foot way at the corner of Seah Street and Iteach Kood. ou Sunday morning. It was suspected to be a ease of cholera, but mudieal examination showed that deceased met his death by cancer.
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    44 6 It is rumoured that the two tiij;s Selalat and Thames, which arrived on Suuday from Uuiden lor Shanghai with the dredger* Culonia auil Klieuauia in tow, will, ou their return, tow the steamer Xethertou lo Kurope. The Netherton is now lying mar Tanjong Khu.
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    48 6 The three meu who were accused by Messrs. Howarth Krskiue and Company with having heated them, iv uot delivcrin;; the amount of sand for the filter MJMI at Bukit Timah which they ehargeil for. were acquitted by the Third Magistrate, yesterday afternoon, no evidence against them being forthcoming.
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    55 6 Seven two-gallon tins and two barrels of illicit arrack have been found in an unoccupied house in C'heaug Teo Place. The Senior Magistrate, yesterday afteruoou, authorised the Spirit farmers to post a notice at the place where the spirit was found, to the ellect that it would be contiseated if
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    81 6 Mr. Varburou|{li applied tv the Chief Justice, Sir W. H. Hyndniau Jones, in the Supreme Court, yeHterday afternoon, on behalf of Mr. Thomas Saij-eant, for tiie appointment of a receiver ot the business ul the International Bar Restaurant. Tbc uuiuc of Mr. Gibbou, of the Hotel dc la I'aix, was
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    Social and Personal.
    375 6 Major I'ord returnt'd from a holiday iv Japan yesterday. Mr. I).. Butler has ban appuiuled As.i tnnt Commissioner of I'oliee. I'tthiing. Mr. .1. liigby, Financial Assistant. Krian has been api<ointed State Treasurer. Detective iMJMMMf Steiihouse It ayes for Home by the Japanese mail steamer Nannki Mam, to-morrow.
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    The Late Captain H. Peters.
    64 6 Captain U. IVter-, who died iulln <■ Hospital on September lnft a widow who is not iv Hianniiore, and her pn sen! when abouts are iinknouii. As tin Captain left some property here, the Chief Police Dtliei r. Captain A. It. (haii.elloi-. appUed t Mr.
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    Indian Christian Association.
    63 6 A mi i ting ol liie Inli.iu t'hn^ti.in tioc will (.ike pl.ici ai till \ugl.> 'I .ion Schti.il. scianggong Kuad, on Wednesday, al 7 p.m Imi an a.ldi.ss will be presented h. the IllliuUls of the S.I.C |g Thomas, the urganiMer .ml pnakiaat oi Urn Assoeiatioii. prior
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    Lime-Juice fur Indian Seamen.
    97 6 Lime- Juice fur Indian Seamen. Th. (i J v.|iLor<.,.mral i i l>:iueil. at Simla, has directed that the following fc »l note shall in future he iusertt .1 ,i-... daily scale of provisions prescribed iv i... !orm of MliminwH for the mjfaj(MMsal ol l.tsears ami oihcr native seaman in In.h,.
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    Singapore not Sending Cricketers to Hongkong.
    93 6 Siuyanoiv is nut MMMM. ;i f.iiket learn Ul play HonykoiiK. (tu Oetobe. I. tiie Hon.' kong Crieliet Clufc reecive.l a Utt» i- in wfaicli the Secretary of tin MiMJapoM Cricket Club votes. with •xtiema lugMi, tint the poasibi lity of Chiua MmHmJ <l erieket
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    Chinese Chamber of Commerce.
    116 6 A iiif.ani". i.f tin i r cli.iuilxr <>i Culuiwrco WM lirlil cm Sunday, to coiisiilei thr iuviUtiiui „f tlir Shanghai I him m (liutnl.ir ol IJMMMWM I. ,i I onlort-no at Sliau(;liai U fi.iim bommmmW )>v< IIIWH. It Wiis pi,l|KlS,.| U, two MM Miitutivis from tin
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    RAISULI'S TERMS.
    397 7 ENORMOLS «\NSOM TO BF. PAID BY BRITISH GOVERNMENT. Kaid Maclean's Release. I RENCH MISSIONER TR WELLING TO MbHT SILTAN. Britain Guarantees Protection to Raisuli and Family. Km rut'- Tu.khimm L lon. iMahat 7. The c.ire-iN.ndentof tlu M.iuing Post at I .ingi. i telegraphs that Kaisuli h.is reduced tin
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    kEIß HARDIE AGAIN!
    105 7 Labour Members Oisa^rec on the Proceedings in India. Raxrraa'i Vbumbm Lou lon. Vtober 7. Tin 1.-i'fuii .M mil r .Ijhu-'U. sj<. .ikiug at I jv.utrv alotl 1 i-i procc ding- of Mr. K« ir II irsi iv India. 11. ieoUrud that Mr. Ilirdic had not hi I'Tc
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    JAPANESE EMIGRATION.
    69 7 Exclusion Bill Threatened by U.S.A. Government. i,ki tkr's Cmmbas] I. indon. October 7. 111. i-hiugton i■ .i i-c-powlunt of the M«aiafl fM hM good authority for stating thsit th.- pnnc:]-al MM of Mr. Tatt s visit hi Japan was to inform the Japanese (ijvernui. ul lh;il MhMi the
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    AMERICAN COTTON WORKERS.
    51 7 City's Exports Suspended Through Union Strike. KutrFu's Tklkgb.vm' Luudoii. October .7 Owing to a di->pate in the uuinber of hours they should work daily. 8.000 members of the i ottou Handlers I'uiou. at New Orleans, have struck, with the result that all ship meats of cotton are
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    NEW ENGLISH HIGH COURT JUDGE.
    24 7 tUCTSIO TKLBIiKAM. London, Octobor 7. Lord Coleii.lt;. h*- oecu api«oiuU«l a I until* of the High Court of England.
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    TWO EAGLES IN FRIENDSHIP.
    54 7 Cordial Feelings Between America and Germany. i>ik UsiAsuns.ui! Llovji Tumj*hu*> Berlin, October 7. At tht fourth wjeuujj vi th<: tiormau Atncncau |UtaMl I****** whiob hat. just bail, buld at N*c« Ml tUcra wa> a striking dawottjUal.- friendliness toward* Ocr ayioy. Th# Lo#u at liiteriu^ cjraial (•cling*
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    DOINGS IN PAHANG.
    295 7 Three Fatal Accidents in the Raub District. ir'imw OKI Own OHMNMn.) Lipis. October I. There were three fatal mininjj acridunV) last month in tli- Raub district, tin- <, lotiftts bciu K Cliiii< m hi two of the owkh, death was OMMod by tfag around, under which the
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    MAGISTRATES' APPEALS.
    246 7 Three Decisions Altered by Mr. Justice Fisher. Mr. .Iwiic..- Fisi.er haanl thtue .ippc.ils at the Supreme Court, yesterd iv. and iv each c isc -aw Ii; to differ from tiii-M lgis'ra'. -s. l.iui Sec Liap appealed from tin- decision ot Mr. W. C. Michell. the S, iiw W«gMr«l.
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    IMPORTANT LAND CASE.
    335 7 Local Architect Summoned by Government. \n i,: V..t.11UV ..t.llU Uud CMC, wlii >. h:l- lieeu OB the (tcllcl.tl CMMG li-l tol I'lillt Ufa in ''ith-. «aa benm in the Siaruiuu C.mrt I !,,i., i. Mm Chief JuOn, Sir W. 11. II i niliiw lomm, tlii- mtntbtm. It
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    Murder Charge Inquiry.
    118 7 Mr,C K. K. (im-cn, the Second Magistrate, yesterday, opened a preliminary cuquiryjinto a charge of murder against Chua Ah l<cng. The i vidcucc sliowl<l thitt. uu September li.i, itccuHtd and a man named Ah Chua had a ■|ii.irr<l iv a kMM in Victoria MmA Ah t.'liua struck
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    Pusing Lama Output.
    26 7 The output irom uw VMN Latui mine for ieftc-tubci v 1 ?Z1 P»-ul» .1 Uu or*, of ao i-roxmiat- i aluf. o< 16.1,000.
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    French Anti-Militarism.
    165 7 French Anti- Militarism. PREMIER CENSURES PERNICIOUS AGITATION. Campaign Steadily Pursued. [I)KR OsTASIATICRK LIOYD TUMMUMj Berlin, October 7. M. I'U'in. uiTiui, in delivering a speech al Amiens, sharply censured the auti military agitation in l-'rauci'. It is apparent that, nothing dauutcd by the outburst of general indignation at their odious propaganda,
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    THE AUSTRO HUNGARIAN COMPROMISE.
    52 7 Dkk Ostasiatischb Lloyd Tklkgramj Berlin, October 7. The <iovtrniiients of Austria aud Hungary have reached a compromise on certain disputed tariff points. The IVcs-i in both countries show satisfaction with this result, and declare that the compromise has ensured good mutual commercial relations for the next
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    THE SCOTTISH BALL.
    456 7 Repetition of the Event for St. Andrew's Night. \m w.i, predicted iv this pap-.r few .lays ago. it had now been tl.viditl to hold a l'J"7 Si. Andrew's I .ail on lines somewhat similar to those of la-t year. There had been a good deal of conjecture
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    Examination of Medical Students.
    180 7 The examination of candidates {or liccuses from tlie Federated Malay States was bcld in the Lecture Koom at the Straits and F.M.S. Medical School, on the 3rd and 4th ingtaut. Kuli candidate was examined iv inediciue, surgery, ami midwifery, and each subject was undertaken by different
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    Disastrous Maiden Trip.
    251 7 NEWLY-BUILT STEAM LAUNCH FOUNDERS. Six Men Rescued from the Sea. (From Our Own Comispondent.) I'enang, October 5. liii'uriiiatiun has been received here of a disaster to a uewly -built steam yacht called Hevea, ou her first trip from Penang to Bila, Sumatra. The dull of this vessel
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    IMPORTING ILLICIT CHAN DU.
    404 7 Captain of Dutch Steamer Fined Three Thousand Dollars. Captain /uyderhoudt, of the Dutch steamer Simongan. appeared before the Senior Magistrate. Mr. W. C. Michell, this morning, to answer a charge of importing ehandu by his steamer. Mr. C. I. Carver appeared for the Opium Farmers, and
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    LIKE A FAIRY TALE.
    153 7 The Missing Hunter Responds to Magician's Cries! The ini-.siug huuter was found yesterday l< a tree iv the jungle, at l'ulo Bt-ntan, by a Malay worker of magic," who, it is said, was engaged by the friends of Ku/ario. after they had made an ineffectual attempt
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    The Hongkong Tragedy.
    100 7 There wan another exceptionally Urge attendance of Knroiieaus at the Hongkong Magistracy on October I, when William Hall AdxettH was indicted on the charge of murdering Gertrude Dayton on August 4. The trial came on before Mr. C. D. Melbourne, who had with him on the bench
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    PENANG CRICKET CLUB.
    539 7 Anticipated Discussion on Inter* Settlement Matches. (Khom Our Own QMbmmHl) I'enang, October 5. Since writing last, 1 have obtained a fow important details with regard to the proposed new Pavilion for the renang Cricket Club at a cost of $20,000. The question is to be discussed at
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    LAWYRR AND CHETTY.
    311 7 Mr. Montagu Harris Produces a Crucifix in Court. Mr. I. M. Chopaid gave evidence for the complains) ul. before the Sonior Magistrate Mr. W. C. Michell, yesterday afternoon, iv the case iv which Krishna I'ilfay nccises Mr. Montagu Harris of assault. Mr. 4 'hopard said the complainant
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    Judgment Against a Lawyer.
    57 7 A Chinese clerk employed by Mr. Montagu Harris sued his employer iv the Court of Requests, yesterday afternoon, for wages for one month and ten days at 140, less 15 paid to account, leaving a balance of »48Jfc Mr. Harris pat in no appearance, and judgment
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    Lord Kitchener Wants More British Officers.
    64 7 The Manchester Guardian gives publication to a statement that Lord Kitchener ban Appealed to the borne authorities to spare him officers lor the Native Uegimeuts in India. It v. hoped, sayu the paper, tbat many officers left idle, owing to Mr. rUliaoe'e reduction of
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    GATE OF RELIGION.
    790 7 GREAT MONTH OF FASTING TO START THIS MOON. Ritual by Day; Revelry by Night. It is not known exactly when the «r™i fasting moiitli of the Mohammedan* will commoncc natives siil are siiro of any particular poiut of tiauo lonreruing their religion but it is curtain that
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    ROYAL FUNERAL AT KARLSRUHE.
    47 7 [Dm OsTASiATibCHi Lloyd Telku&ak! Merlin, October 7. The funeral of the late Grand Duke of liodeu at Karlsruhe was conducted iv a highly ceremonious style. The Kaiacr, the Crown I'rince, Prince Henry, Priace von Ruelow, and the I'rcsidnnt of the Baiobstag were prmiaat.
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    AMBASSADORIAL CHANGES.
    48 7 |D»E OSTASUTMCHI LiLOYD TIWUHxi llerlin, October 7. l'riuoe Hohonlohe is no longer < lovornor ni Alsace Lorraine. Hia Miiocetsor is HarrWwlel, an Awbanador. Heir von Tuchirsky, tin- Ut<- Minister tor Foreign Affairs, succeeds llerr Wt-del in tho Ambassadorahip. llerr von Tacbirsky's successor is tlurr Schoen, another Ambassador.
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    NEW SHAH OF PERSIA.
    27 7 OsTASUTiscnK Lloyd Tuigham! LtrluJ, October 7. DuUgitct, (coin F»r»ia kg** at Bttlio to notify the ae(vssi-m ol Htf |MHBI Shah to the Throne.
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    Marauding Expeditious.
    935 8 \RMI.I) I KENCtI BOYS INVADF. ENGLAND. I ttcal History Repeats Itself. I .•■lll '11. -M |>tvllllH I 111 v tw.i a->i. |Hili.i|.- in,. I,- ami ,1.i.1\ 11. 1 In*, tl.l >m-..| I -,M,.«.1 1...V I -.ill I.. I 11,. (liiil.-s,. lu.iill. 111, 11.1.l i. ttmri tt.m, lite Ntnte
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      Notes in General.
      130 8 On tin' S.t .C. (.round, on Tlmrsdny. tliero j will In. a i(ii K by football game brt«.»u thu (lull Colours Mat, ami on Kridity an. .tiation u.i i nt between the BjCjC. anil I llir K.A. International cricketers rarely reach tl.v lk-n.li. Mr. W. 11. Moule.
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      Lawn Tennis.
      61 8 S.C.C. Tournament. Tlii> autumn tournament in eonuoction wiliitho SC.t' lias (mh-ii concluded: some otlii r form ol c\citeineut is now :««:iiti'>l tapori*. V«aWa»jr. a. w Ralrjr m<t Dmm in the li. litm .-.".iiiim titiou. but Mm fcame was not M i.il MnaaUag. Kail.-v <li«l not *l»>w ijood I.
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      Association Football.
      123 8 Dnrul Adab Cup Tie. T 1 Kabul Aiutll 1n.,, 1 the S.inli^lit I lull iaUsr Omni A. lab l'ii|i Tit- .-oni|ietition on tin Reach U».t.l MWMM «v s.tturday and a (airl) w.**! v-> ">•' resulted. The Sunlight i>ro\.-.l tin- MNBJH tvant ami vt.-ii by IIHIW I soal« to
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      Cricket
      141 8 Hongkong v. Singapore. I hi it-|K>H ot tin- Koii^koMK CriaM Club Im '.In' mm, WH o; ommmm Mm MlowiMj lord itttiviioos: Tin (hil> sent a team to Shanghai in ItrtnVl laataad was ileioateU by Mm home u-aiuhv 11-' urn*. Th-- tii.oiks ot the club are tme :<■ tin- HMMjhai
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      The Turf.
      83 8 IWttiiiK on the Kace.«. I'he I ..lowiuq ar>- Mr. Artie Tullj's MM* on tlie Part*— c'a «'.i|.. .ni.l th. «.iaii.l siiin.l h; Wn I'm i Mmm* 1 Waihi I Ko-euiea.l in filial rob.. lv L;' J 7 t tiillo 4 4 t Mfl I 1" llaiiu.inv I l.ul\
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    RAFFLES BILLIARD HALL.
    304 8 Excellent Accommodation for Local Cueists. Wli. ii -»t< nsou. the |irof<>sNional billiardist. coin. st< Singapore, which he ise\peoU-d to 'ln Li ii\ weeks' time. In- will no ilouht pl.iy MMM or |M iv the uew liiliiard Hall I MHM M a «Mt of »4cp.(K«l by the luanat;.'
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    On the Race Course.
    783 8 GOOD WORK GOT THROUGH THIS MORNING. Weights for the First Day's Racing. Kxcolloiit woik whs m-i'..ni|ili-||,,| ln ti,,. Ommm this mhn; Mat Mm horses won- given Mana« pala|a. First Tenor ami ll:t ru y weut lagßlhjM lor 1 1 mile*, lining the last round in 2min
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    The Weights.
    367 8 TMfc L.VWN SIAKK.s. <i. I'aWi sou's Stapleford. h.ii T. 11. Dath's J.a*ly Klsie. 0.12 S. B. Archdeacon's Stannum, 7.10 I>ahuatian Kongsi'g Madame Meg. 9.10 Dalmatian Kongsi'n IHnnsie. 9.10 Hon. 11 Fort's Sextant. 9.7 lm loon Tock's Orion, 10. 1 TIIK <oil'Kl;.NOl['s Cl P. Mr. Hood's Iteloore. tf.li NamelesH
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      Gambling Among Nyonyas.
      227 8 To the Editor of the Straits Time-. BiaMt(mre, Drtobor HhiT. Sir, I liav,- lead with di-.p inleie-t tin r,inarksau.l sunyesti.,,,. ol vmu cmtexuaadeiii- -A Header" and "Another header.'! leyar.iiun the i«riiicion-. habit of playing CfaaaJeeKeu iunonyst Xyonyas iv MMfla-l Bate, I think it is not ncMnianijl to
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      316 8 LATEST AOVEKTISPMBNTS. CLERK WANTED. WaaMd, h (bines* Clrrk for fllWliaaja ■set \v iil,i<- t., tvjH'wnle. k.ep »t.K-k haoK-, apetk and »riTe fun Engliatl. Applt H.,ni.-.. Comaaay, 1. -..1. :ii,i.i BOOK-KEEPER WANTED. WmmJ. a HMDaghlj MMMM double entry B.iokk<>e|H.'r. I !i.oe« oul> n.-e.l appli. K.pii.s to K. Y. c <> Straits
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      303 8 Kw "Walk Over" "Walk Over" Shoes "Walk Over" Shoes Vitlnr for thr S\»<«y One Price Per Pair. Only /if^t.LlttlG S Jeffrey's Stout mm In order that tins First-Class Sjff StOUt m&y IxH-oim In-tlri kuuvvn in flftl tills market, 111 **'ll be sold until further ■I n h notice at ■^^'iJ
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      115 8 MORTGAGEES SALE UAKUKUS' UEQIISIIDS. To be 1..-1.1 at N.,. :,B, "-Tiai 111 Koa.l. M f.M ni ■No. 6t, Arab Street, n' a.:io|..n, Thursday, Hafchw In, G. A. Fernandez V Co.. I An.t AUCTION SALE JVUHV Al.l ABI.K TKAK V KNTWOOD KIKNITI Xi:. (Almost ne» I'o Ik- 1,,- 1.1 at No.
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      PRODUCE.
      89 9 >aiuhi< ."opr» Bgli ilo NhMmmli r«xper. KU.-!.-do Wliit.- Sato Flour Itntil <J" llrir. i N. I fWI Sat.. Coffee Baii II 'i I'a!i lul.aiiL. J l i.-i v'cflto. I.iS. rs-.r. Ta( :oo*. small V..,: 'io Ml ik 'In nn >1 r» -i l.i. Opiutii. Ikuki. Rioe. ll«ii L.L .1.1
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      EXCHANGE.
      123 9 EXC HANGE. cm Lmim—Bamk tM Oeraauil 'J:t;i Mvafc fi 11, gi; lo am s •2;4 I '.r C« o«Mt«ay -Bank .1 .1 2.3.H »'iivii. 1 t,i h 2.44 ■io lin 2.4f, C/». -Hank <1 1 -2.9-j' I'nv.it. :< ti. s 3.00" "i' 1 lin 3.0 M lm lndvi— H.inK T.
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      DEBENTURES.
      48 9 H. »*rtn r. -X..1- f\ iv.i.Hii i t t ru .--lacir^r* Mimoit'* 1 d% »<m.(Vil -hy>. pr«n i xT< ikir 4v rem. 4- i.tOOMt I r.in. odK !l X) 2><, v LOIT. Hiley Itrtrfni .'j^.ixo i real r»u;ooi' I". I' I* /V)."00 t% «rr. 1.0 V.000 p»r
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      MINING.
      346 9 I Ml-. firma ion Ctpilai '^-H^S 1*181 v i i Company QcoTinoae 5« tJMXi.iMM SJOO.COO TO.000 I 10 111 1907 >3C0.U<u »M.V'0u K.M0 I 10 I 10 '901 1600,000 MOO.OOO tSSS$ t 10 I 10 WU t iiki .(.i».i £340.. k«u iw.roo C 14 1 l«w BMJH PMM ju.iitiu*
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      RUBBER.
      337 9 MM «im,ooo tnt.eu *••»*> J 14 J 900 1200.000 1105.000 '"^SM*" 10 f 10 191.4 £30.000 £15 2*0 1 11,000 m I 11/ MM £7o.oco iii ooo '"ei'.'ooo"' i 1 UM 1150,000 1128,000 I 10 10 ■N £12.000 j gjf J J^J, UN £76.000 £SS,000 SS.flOO 4 1 1
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      GENERAL.
      196 9 !»1» t/UUIMM £4,805 7,69s 12/« l»/6 1,300 INI *223.CO0 9225.000 1,500 I 80 t 50 113.600 10,Ono.OOCa| 1S65 ilO.OOO.OVO tlO.OKO.OOO (O.dOO •125 *1J5 11,75 >.O0t» V U0.00Tc 1*5 MkMajM «..00.000 f 1 Jj*{ 0 000 lhsw »;.ooo.coo «,oof.,ooo j'gjg »J» *}jj t00 tm «34.000 $34,000 J00 10 10 wm
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      66 9 MESSRS. 60SLIN6 CO.. ton ixii i-i »tr i .ii k. ii ivi n- i a Bnwch OnVoa al I. Cevaaaakl Road i i l\--. (Mka. Tin: X:> Sums., wn PxatXU A.kn.v i M ii.. I Ilinjntnl a> nhm\ A-.:.t- oeip*l E*| cm »a. tal and A n. a. ■K 3Blg»
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      106 9 AUCTIONSALE OK HOI MHMJI I' i:\iti kk. .\<.. T.. bt- atU a: MONTI 'KU.IKII," N". M, SOI'HI I:<IAI>. O« S-'unltij. <1.t,',, I:', .r I Tin- -iil<- »i'l iuilu!. M VoiiniK- Tli< Turns Ivlitiou. Tt-ntii Ki.ivi.lopa.<lit MiiOn Vi.'W tmm Kiiilny. Fowell Co vo3iv 03i MbMMd MOSKY TO LEND from lIO.CjO to
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      33 9 fXVai Seng (So. 12 BATTERY RD. SINGAPORE. BEST TWEKUS, SEK<.Ks AND KL-\NNELS FOR OIRUDBn SIUTINti. DUTCH CIGARS. Latakia i .<2.75 Estrclla Nueva 2.G0 Ping Pontf 2.50 lienata 2.40 Perla D« Habana -2.25 MM
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      565 9 ESTABLISHED 1872. $feß.P.DeSilva,!H Manufacturing Jeweller and Dealer in Precious Stones. Has now on view at 62 A 63, High Street, A Ma«niri,-..nt stock of hiaiiioml .1.-well. ry of the latest Icsitjiis. an unsiirpiisMol collciaion ol at w ami i>iii<|ii< <losi«nsof <;very article snitahlc (of liuli<s nml gaStlaaMa. An immense tto;k
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    Gin Trade Marks.
    1167 10 CLAIM TO "CAT AND BARREL" UPHELD BY INNER HOUSE. Injunction and Validity Certificate Granted. .Finikin, nt vrtm uivni (in tlr- 18th nit., in thix important trade mark nwe wMdi cam befofC tlic r'ir-t Division .if the Innci Hod*. ■if the Court ol Hpwrfos in Se,.tl;in.l. on Aii.iii!
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      487 10 INSURANCE Companies <)MMK.It( I\l. 1 NION ASsritAM E COMPANY, LIMITED 1 Ilil.. MARINE. ACCIDENT, OUABAKTBE. Fnn.l- Exceed £12.000,000. W. A. SIMS, i 1375 Mannger, F.H.-tern Branch. LAX ASHIHE INSVRANCE COMPANY. i.pjnr.i'. mm viK..K.. in THE ROTAL INSURANCE CO.. FIRE A LIFE. INVESTKD rOSM *12,500.000 I'OWELL Cv.,—Ai/e*ts. LOMHIN AND LANCASIIIKE FIHE
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      528 10 BANKING COMPANIES. HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. paid tip capital 110,000,000 reserve fund Sterling Reserve »10,000.000\ 000 000 Silver Reserve »1 1, 000,000 f ow wlo Rwnc Liability of Proprietors »1 0,000,000 COURT OF DIRECTORS. G. 11. Medbnrsl. Esq. Chairman. 11. .n. Mr 11. r.vv K.^« <k.— Deputy Chairman. A.
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      675 10 BANKING COMPANIES. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA. AUSTRAUAAND CHINA. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. 1 Capital £800,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £1)00,000 j Reserve Fund £1.079,(100 BANKERS. Bank nl England. National Hank of Scotland. j The London City A Midland Bank, Lb*. SINGAPORE BRANCH. Current Accounts are opened and interest allowed at
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      192 10 GIN TRADE MARKS. Boord Son v. Thorn Cameron, Ltd. BOORD SON'S CLAIM TO TUE "Cat A Barret" Trade Mark lias Wn upheld l>y the Inner House of the Court of Sessions. Scotland. INJUNCTION AND CERTIFICATE OF VALIDITY CHANTED WITH COSTS IN KAVOUB OF BOORD AND SON. rYneaasUngg will Ik? taken
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      392 10 By Royal .'.^^L-J His Ma)c«ty Warrant to The King. BOVRIL i- a true fcij anil contain, Albom™ ani Hl.riao whieli to v fmin Hluud Bone !:raiu and M.i-,-.... 11- i••.„ M..,i: BOVRII. is -i..i .if.- CONNAU6HT SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL JULTURE. 9 OXLKY RUBE, SINGAPORE. iMii-s Zehn.lei's School Koom^i I CaJLDMa'aCIjiMM;
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    AUTOMOBILISM.
    127 11 RACING THE RAIN ON A NEW STAR CAR. Kveti amid the regret at the losses of tho motor. omnibus companies, memory does not ipp cut tlio recollection of the prophecies heard at the time of the L..V.C. election that the buses would make the trains dort-lict.'" The tnoial of
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    Speed versus Elements.
    677 11 In tlio distance, dark, ominous clouds (gathered in flit- sky. On and on we sped. j mid closer and closer MM the veil of dark■Mß I Sain was fast descending upon Singa |x«re- tiwu it had not jet reached us. but in a few minutes more the
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    245 11 Value of Speed Limits. When so maiiv |M-ople affect to believ<tl at s]ie<'il in itself is dangerous, and that a \em s|iced limit for motor-cars strictly enforced would be a panai in. for load accidents, it is of interest to note a practical illustration showiuo, to what a small decree
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      327 11 JUST ARRIVED 12-14 H.P. ARGYLL CARS Four Cylinders, Five Seaters. PARTICULARS ON APPLICATION. SCOTTISH RELIABILITY TRIALS. Ii the 1'.K17 Trial-, described by the "Motor as probably tin- stiffirat test <-f .liduianr.- ever undergone by thr Modern tlotoi < ir the 12-14 H.P. ARGYLL S. ored HOO marks for X, liability
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      167 11 Tin HUMBERS Again WOM The HEAVY TOURING CAR RACE. See ac.oMuis in the Home Papers. AGENTS: Borneo Company, Ltd. Ml ALBERT L. A. DALEY Undertaker Tomb Builder Middle lioad. 8 Aeeot for Heearo. PmbmlP Brothere, Ltd., Loudon, c 21SS Telephone No. 619 Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. NKAU KNTKANCK TO
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      61 11 A RELIABLE REMEDY. I Tlk only remedy which can always lie j ile|N-iiiled ii|k>u in tin- most severe cases of ji.-itu ill tliu stomach, cramp colic or diarrhoea, is ChaniUrlain s I'olic, h.ilera and INatchaM K< lii.il>. M<mt dealers know this and recommend it when such a medicine is call,
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      270 11 Local Motor Car Agencies. THERE IS NO GAR ON THE MARKET I WHICH AT TOE I'RKSKNT TIME MOM II EX.IUVS THE IAVoUiAitLE OI'INIOX or MOTOKISTS, OEXEIi.W.LV THAN THK ARROL-JOHNSTON. \VK HAVE BEEN APPOINTED SOLE AGENTS FOR STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, NETHERLANDS INDIES, FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND SIAM, FOR THE FAMOUS MOTOR CAR
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      293 11 Dr. S. Iwatsubo, JAPANESE DENTAL BURGEON. I* now ou a visit to tlic different parts of Our i F.M.S. where lie will practice for a few month*. 291 CHEMIST. DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (WrR/.IIUROfNIVEKSITY.GKRMANVI. and Ajlionomo (Wnjeimi^cn l|..||un<li. Dutch man, with neveral years' experience at liiboratorifH in .lava, is open for
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      554 12 Scale of Cbarocs. racriiD advertisements.— mmcfi. lib." Want' >f Every lVwnptir.n. Ho-i-- La: -'■te.. to !t r are in«crted at the f i tat>".— Cneh-'ttin t 1.20 per inch. Two *.00 Three S.BO -i 6.J0 Nine 8.40 1 volvf 7.20 T-.vcnty iSe 10.00 i^b si:hs,.;M.iu mv.nth^M per i«:h.) 1 j
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      503 12 ARTICLES FOR SALE. Kites :-To*t l.iaes. onn or tw <93sn!»s, Ji.>; Bj tbc inch, tee Seals ot Ci. i TURNOUT FOR SALE. MnilPhaetou in R.iod order, a pair of Australian horses, »nd double harm-; a h.i:i.|-omr turnout. 199-. Apply to W. C. NIBIiETT. PARA RUBBER SEED FOR BALE, (jrdrrs now
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      587 12 TO BE LET OR SOLD. R»TIS:-Po«r L-.IM, MM or two insertion*. ll.nn Bf lh« i,w M to* of ChufM. OFFICE &GQOOWN TO BE LET. With immediate entry No. T, Malacca Street. Apply to OI'THRIE CO., MD. VISM COMPOUND HOUSE TO BE LET. No. 8-1, Wilku Koad. from October 1, next.
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      729 12 TO BE LET OR SOLD. Bat* --Four I.itiM, one or two inw tions, $1 Bj the inch, sac .Seal* of ChawTO BE LET. Shop-Hnuse. No. 9. Brns Hawaii Road. Apply t.HTEPIIKNS P.WL* CO. 0 2087 OFFICE TO LET. No. SO, Stamford Road, ground an 1 first floor only. Rent moderate.
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      437 12 ALLSOPPS LAGER BEER. 5 INDIA PALE ALE ANO STOUT. OBTAINAI'-I-K FIO3I ALL DKAI.KK-. SYME A Co., Sole Agents Tonic, Restorative, Digestive Wine palatable. Known throughout the world and prescribed in all cases ofAnwmia, Debility and Convalescence, to young women, children and the aged. Invaluable in hot Climates. DOSE i One
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      159 12 OR. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORODYNE. ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE. I Each Bottle of this well-knownßemedy FOB COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, NEURALGIA, TOOTHACHE, DIARRHEA, SPASMS, ETC. i Bears on the Stain;, the BUM of tl.e laveal OR. J. COLLIS BROWNE. Numerous Testimonials from Emiueu: Physicians accon^mnv each H.ittle. ill 1:1 Bottle*
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