The Straits Times, 16 November 1907

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    14 1 The Straits Times. NO. 22.4 M). SINGAPORE. SATURDAY.. NOVEMBER 16. 1907. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      113 1 ARRIVED NOVEMBER I. One 18 H. P. CLEMENT-BAYARD, 4-Cylinder Motor Car. This car will ECLIPSE all what Singapore has seen before. C. DUPIRE Co., SOLE AGENTS. THE LADIES IDEAL MACKINTOSH. just the article for the east. EXACTLI *f SKTK :i WITH TARTAM EXACTLY AS ILLUSTRX TIOS WITH -UI.K USiIK llool).
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      152 1 ROBINSON CO. ARE NOW SHOWING Xmas Mew Year CARDS. Xmas Mew Year CARDS. ROBINSON CO. I CALEDONIAN HOTEL 77, Brass Batah Road. SingaporeTb* Brighter and Healthiest Resort in the Cny. Hotel Porter in uniform meets all eocfcand Timing. ADELPHI HOTEL, FOR Comfort Luxury Cleanliness Jeffrey's Stout ffiH In ordtr that
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    OUR SHORT STORY.
    1075 2 PEACEFUL PERSUASION. i N'.B.— This play may- in ih.- mi f,,^,, be perfoimed in iHibli. without ier\ royalty.] Dramatis www. One trade union official' W tt,id« union ists; a blackleg; the blackleg- wife; ar.l policeman— deeply |.erple.\ed. Scene: Pork-ido Row. Anyport. Enter trade union official. accmpilM liy
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      290 2 Dee's Concentrated Disinfectant 1 Gallon Drum 1.75 2 3.25 n n 800 This Disinfectant is imported in a highly concentrated form, and may be diluted up to 60 times its bulk, producing a MILK-WHITE FLUID WHICH WILL NOT STAIN. This is the most economical and effective Disinfectant it is possible
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      175 2 TO BE OBTAINED FROM ALL STORE-KEEPERS. J^Bfa^B^B^L^BH X "ar+'^aß^B^B^B^>fß^ftw b^^B M ••TTttrLV M M KAMI M FUSSELL'S fCREAMfcI rfMILKb m II Favourites 1 H m II Everywhere H M GOLD MCPALSJ M Keep yoor Label- to gwt p A OOU> WATCH f«- f McALISTER Co., SZ£*w Lr RJiYjVIEgF REJISOjNI A
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      81 2 MOTHERS Of Skin Tortured Disfigured Babies SHOULD Jf. KNOW &»&S4i^ THAT T^^/Jf} Warm Baths With And gentle anointings with Cuticura,the greatSkmCure, afford instant reKef, permit rest and sleep, and ptAit to a speedy cure of torturing, disfiguring eczemas, rashes, hchings, and irritations of infants and children when all else foils.
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    NUISANCE OF NOISE.
    276 3 Suficcstions for Making the World Quieter. ••>>•!.„ LiTJsruL; I-"- I Id v,t'... t H, I Hiwrli, .|.fc r> l Mlt *«l v,. Howe iwriK ,,Xj >'r I nthiiMa«tic Advocate. u-uuu i|.a! »i-ti > D |1« Mb* I (ran a cMT,s,., I1 .i.. U t ,J 1. Rice,
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    First Wireless News Messages.
    76 3 M i I'hu.iv. t:. wh ttfnMM i. Ht ia i i:i:ii -ti. >«i I hum! Bsaaaaqr rt-d:t (.f liaviui; i._\ Id w. iin •\i auJ 1.. Ki-t^nt; ±uv i tnt> iuaci< itb "m^'ik* tBM BM( a ?<.-j;HtU io ■i bad h »|**ial i i v :tL
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      46 3 CROUP ill berlan i>i^i IStuixij i»» a- ::n t-iiiU Umjui< lioai^- •■> eaaa -p[«-»r- ami tin »l i- aaaial aft Tlwri b m aaati > a nari. t !ur Hiildr.ii tlmn j it I •■iiUUUf UOtllill!£ lIIJUI HMI*» planvuit iim M-i. tbr) rtxlily i d ->-i»;.r..- aai] 1
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      374 3 MERRYWEATNER'B "UNIVERSAL" HAND POWER PUMP I**l Metal,. re n and '■■■MM Ultima .'or Watering WilwUwU. Pumo.n K Liquid RUM*. E>*S »'onds and draining La nd nC Tanks and Reservoirs and «iencrai Pumping purpose,. Uajaai aaj^at^a^ Ho^ KMYWUTHIW. U. laaj 4cre, U««*,. »K. TaJilli'llaKk Tl »ese tiny 1 i^^||liuS Capsules I
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      229 3 PQNUNE&CIL K Unpacked a splendid assortment of cSSI!^ SUITABLE FOR IT^ r^ |gtW I C.An > PRESENTS- 1 •m i *V* ALSO Xmas Jfe w Year Cards and Calendars FOR i IN GREAT VARIETY. IA/E have long been famous for our magnificent stock of JAPANESE CURIOS ff AND ART WORK
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    710 4 uort. }>r>hablt. date of arrival, ami mm of Agrtits. STKAMEKS. V i. GMbb. Dm 12; Ka-Tiflold Airhr. h\.lm-y. DmM| Booatoad Ai. Mt, Ctu'oa. Dm f| M ui-IK-l.i Airadia. i!>n<lw«i>g, Nov 11 P. *O. Coy A)iiihi*. Bm«Mi. Nn»— Borneo Coy A. ApoAr. (4kn".i. Dae Pateivon Sinn A. IVhi.-. ('->l.ii,-.l.
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    F.M.S. Railway Employes.
    171 4 r..r tiiiw |w-t tl» iv Uv< b.«n cv i -urn miu-uaUou. i the KJI.S. railway ■k-|>artiu>'iiti.. A o>rr< -|«.n.k'Dl uiitcn to the I'luang lia/t-tU' <»ti,,T t«,. u iuon. a KUtiou masVrandl *m .nyiu. Mm, Ibmvj JM>t arrived frum ll.ni, l..rth. KM.S li»i!*, )s |t j 8 not
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    Netherlands India Mining Stocks.
    29 4 id. i,, HoJUn 1)Hlllti .u«t llMll ti,^,'," wit «i "•••I- at 1,, M ir* r liu u<> !*t^ UJtl SJ Th. v i l ,itrr»a»
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      14 4 AWMTOTiUMEUJEtS. -■U..«ut iv.id.,,1,,. Ua«.ll, UKlln ;■>•■■■■+ ..u.,« r t,.....^ in < ..li. t l^r. uJ l^rt,^,,
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      652 4 STEAMER MlUtrtf. P. &O. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. j For China, Japan, Penan*;, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Ply mouth and London. Through Bills at Lading issned for Cbim Coast, Paniaa Golf, Continental, and Amenoau Ports. Stsamsrs will leavs Singapore oa or about MAIL LINE. Outward {for China). 1!»«
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      1051 4 STEAMER BAIUHBB. HAMBURG AMERIKA UNE. PASSEMfiER SERVICE. By the new steamers "RHENANIA," HABbBURO," HOHENSrAUFEN." These steamers offer to the public the higheat Cotnf jrt yet attaineJ in Ocean Travelling. They have very Urge cabin*, provided with only Inw -r berth*. The cabins are amidships and fitted witn fan*. Lvindrv m
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      666 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. N. D. L. RORDOEUTSCHER LLOfO. Imparfal dc rman Ma!l Llaa. Th* fast aad wall known mail steamers cf Ihlg Company Mil fortnightly bom Bremen Hamburg via B-ijMaiaam, Antwerp, Soothsmp loa, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (conaeotioi. Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria, aad vice Ms«bl Por Said. Boas, Aden, Colombo, Peatng. Singapore, Hongkong.
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      601 4 INSURANCE Companies COMMERCIAL TNIOX aUKCBAXCi COMPANY. LIMITED FIRE. MARINE. ACCIDKNT GUARANTEE. Funds Exceed £12,000.000. W. A. BIMS. c 1375 Manager, Eauteru Hranch ■UNION FIRB INSURANCE COMPANY OF PARIS. isTAiiuaHED 1828. RESERVES AND TOTAL GUARANTEES £4,000,000 Tha andeingned, Agents for the »i> Company, are prepared to accept tire n.,kfor long or
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    SHIPPING IN PORT.
    551 5 I mmkil,. 1,..,,,. ti.n.ar, l«i rui»«* M linn H, 1 !■>.•.■ M.1... j iui MM Jll_ l I b I IJ 1n,.. v. ]Mi i H K-.,n rUhUd It, H M hs.cto. l.mn n, 6.V1 v (k|.uii V v i ■•!> H .imk.M,; 3 I I Hi-
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    Clearances.
    23 5 HaaaMkai I rta. I fata U»i »'.r < 'BafdO i- I Muiiia i a la| Mr, K .urau»>« I iaaaaaaaa BakMia >u» p..rt»
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    36 5 N.. liiaTUl li"« Mbali Ml -I.'liukli. HmbW t. -•■•twt.l ..t Oai l-i»" nM MM MMM «Ht. tl«- |«.tl.-1.1. Thus it ii I- u-- ti.iiw wl.n. utlien u.uild U BMBMi It I- v UIVBI r«'»t HHtin. i
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    Mail Steamer Movements.
    108 5 OaWIM "MM Mail. Tbe X, M BMMMH*! Hteainor T .uraoe. left f..l .irnbo at I m., on tbe Itth in»t.. and may be aßßMtal tunrme her.- at übmil iiw-n, d M ■lU.iay, MM l»t;. metant. (»itu vki Gr.RUAN Mail. Tbe liuiierial German mail steamer Ma H. L-..:iii
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    Mails Close.
    91 5 Fok I'm Btuiuu MoKDiT. tl'krtti^. s'ul'kJ. .l«p»o Cycluf Maliu-ca and Linggi Khtng Smg Muar and Malai fa Uainam HonfikouK <■. <«jh-.ir Jlalacca. l'orl HahM* '/■•«<> iluar aud lUlacca Jin Ho Teluk Aub'U via porti Stiitn<jt>r I 'iehiuv. llatana 1.,t .\eyur Sarawak A'uc*iiij( P. Kwni.-nliaiii. I'-liine f^rni P Swrttruhani
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    Arrivals in Singapore.
    117 5 By the Tboagwa, apt Herriagtba, Nov. I 16. Fion; Madras via port-: Mr. W. It. I Godfrey, Mr. Pragas-on. Mr. A. Vincent, Mr. (iilmour, Mr. K. 1». II uaii, ai.d Master Heaaa. By the betaogor, Captain Dajj, Nov. ,n. j From Ttlnk An*on via ports: Mr Cbaa
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    Departures from Singapore.
    84 5 liv the Borneo. Nov. 14 I-'or London via M irscilles: Mr>. A. Bobertatm, Miss Laatn Murray. Mr. Sparkea. For Port Suid Dr. G.'RaymoixL Kor Colombo: Mr. A. H Richards. For Penaang: Stuli-Surgcou aurl Mrs. William. Mrs. illi.im s maid. Mr. ud Mrs. A. B. Vouks liv the
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    CHURCH SERVICES.
    502 5 (Sunday, November 17.) 1 m mi huh Sisin Ami Tkimtv. j Sr A.-.'.nr»'» C m ii-mu...— 7 a.m. Matioa and I Libui) 7 l"i a.m. Boly Commnniou i( honU). 8-15 a.m. Holy Communion (Plain). :i4op.m. Mnnday I p.m. Bible 1 <Adult«i. ■%-M p.m. Kvenaong aid Sermon. S:. M>i
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    LIST OF PASSENGERS.
    427 5 Passengers Outward. Mn J. A. Howard, Mr. R Hartley. Per M. M. steamer Tourune, from MarwillpH, Oct 21. due Nov IM.-Mr. C. W. Harri»ou. Mr. and Mrs. .laiiiu. Mr. Ojit*Tnevon, Mr. and Mrs. Opter and child. Mr. B, V I Wedderbum. Per P. a 11. mbM India.
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      598 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. INDOHCHINA STEAM NAY. CO., LTD. Ihi MUMMaaI ti.it- n '.i(w> rim.nlmn regular .In.-t wmt Mnm tai. utla, Stnutii, H >ink..i.«. Nkmfmtmu* *T|mi. Will cargc. 111 tlir.i.ul, i. Ih „f i.»,; r., r ull t,,n. SwiUi, A»m,.j ii. i 1 *f,u.n. HMMhWMgi fMOM Nfli y-« U. I- 1^)111,^.4. ,t
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      492 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. Ocean Steam Ship Co., Ltd. AND CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. CO.. LTD. n The Companies' itsmn-r, «re duypat -hwJ from Liverpool jutwanU tb. Stmit*. China an:i J&pao t'v*»ry ci- hh.l fr.tin Japan home mu\l» be 1. miliui. An. •ii-r.tari and Antwerp mq tortuiL'tat an.i fc rG. not Marseilles
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      532 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. HIPCAR UNE OF STEAMERS. Thf ■■fcwnllurf ma ii gieamem o f tht ■haw* Urn maintain a regular nervioc between Calcutta ami Japan, calling al I'cnang, Sing* pore, Hnnfckniij U J Sbaufilim en rmttr FLEET. Tons Commander H.B. .lAfiK 6.500 J. O. Ot.TFIiST 8.8. '•CIRE.I..RT A»CiK" 4.«>0 S.H.RI-lAON "A««
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      644 5 j STEAMER SAIUH6S. C. P. R. Canadian Pacific Railway Company's Royal Mail Steamship Line. THE NATIONAL HIGHWAY TO EUROPE VIA CHINA JAPAN, CANADA aurt the UNWED STATES. Route from Hongkong, via Hh.ngh.i Naguoki (Inland Sea of .Japnu), Kobe. 'Yokohama, Victoria and Vancouver, R.M.S. "Eiiriuusor Iwdu" i Twin screw stea R.M.S.
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      27 5 WF.ATHEK TELEGRAM. ll.aiMki.l k Novnmber 1.1, i p.m. Daronwtor Direction ef md Ea«U Force of WmJ 2 Max. T*inp id Sbadv 7J Manila, "if 0 M i*
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      196 5 DAY BY UAV. Saturday, November IA. Hieb Water 1 1 n m Cciakat B.C.C. la* XI. K. w. K. Cricket S.<\C. iud XI. v. Polio*. S. v it. < Bkeai Ma, I B.lt K .V.i [asnaatiaa. 4pm Alhambra Ciuemau>Krapb Show. 7 SO. Sunday. November 17. High Water. -41 a.m. M
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16.
    962 6 The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16. Hiddeu away in that excellent publication, the Straits hiuesc Magazine, there is often a good deal of suggestive matter well deserving public attention, and iv the issue just put into circulation there is a thoughtful paragraph ou life insurance which deserves
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    11 6 A Sakai is reported to have murdered five others in Henang.
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    18 6 A cargo of copra arrived from the Natuua and Anambas Islands, yesterday afternoon, by tlie local coaster Banka.
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    25 6 Our Kuala Lumpur contemporary suggests tliat a few tons of lyddite shells should be floated down the Sungei Ituloh to clear the stream a bit.
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    24 6 It is rumoured that two new tin wining companies are being floated in London to work certain mining concessions in the neighbourhood of Taiping.
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    27 6 A Municipal Commissioner and the Municipal Engineer of Malacca are on a visit to Taiping to study the working of the local incinerator and other sanitary matters.
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    29 6 Mr. Justice Law, acting Chief Justice, wan engaged all day ytwtenlay at the Supreme Court, with a Tamil dispute about a gharry, the heariug ot which was not concluded.
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    9 6 To-day's tin ijuotation in »70. the same aH yesterday.
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    22 6 Another example of home-taught gco graphy Wo received to-day a communication addressed to the Straits Times and Budget, Federated Malay States. India."
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    34 6 The other day in Taiping a huge branch fell from a tree and alighted upon a gharry, which happened to be underneath. Tlio shafts of the gharry were broken and the pony badly injured.
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    37 6 A correspondent writes to a IVuaug contemporary to the effect that the other day it took a telegram three hours to travel fi'oui Taiping to Penang. A mail train covers the same distance in the same time.
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    27 6 The Freemantlc Chamber of Commerce have protested against the Federal Navigation Bill, which would transfer the control of the pilotage system at Freemantlc to the Commonwealth authorities.
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    32 6 The Mayor of Fulham informed the borough council that Mr. Andrew Carnegie had offered to give Fulham .£15,000 for the purjiose of providing a new central library. The offer was unanimously accepted.
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    31 6 We arc informed by the Actiug Honorary Secretary to the Standing Committee for Agricultural Shows that the Agri-Horticul tural Show next year will be held in Kuala Lumpur, probably iv August.
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    34 6 The cargo of salt reported iv these columns as having arrived by the steamer Madura for Messrs. Dacudelsand Company was for Messrs. llutteubacli Brothers, tlie former tin 'i being the Agents for the steamer.
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    38 6 Giving evidence before tlie Koyal Coiinuissiou on Coast Krosion, an expert witness said the Isle of Wight was in danger of being cut in two by the encroachments of the sea. The outlook was a very serious oue.
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    40 6 The Crown Agents for the Colonies, acting on behalf of the Government of the Federated Malay States, have invited tenders for the supply of about .'!,270 tons of CO lb. Bessemer steel tails aud about 880 tous of angle fishplates.
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    38 6 A Paris win dated November 6. states that, in the Spanish Kstiinates for 1906, there is a vote for tin; establishment of a Commercial Agency at Yokohama. The Ageucy will look after Spanish niercantili interests iv .lap m.
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    42 6 The damage caused by the reeeut heavy raids in the Chcmor aud Tanjoug Kambutau districts, F.M.S., whereby mines were flooded, dams burst and other severe injuries inflicted on growiug crops, aud such like, is said to amount to many thousands of dollars.
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    43 6 The King's Birthday at Kuala Kubu was celebrated by a varied and most closely contested programme of sports, and the padaugs were the scene of much enthusiasm, nearly the whole ol the residents turniug out to witness the contest aud enjoy the holiday.
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    47 6 The total number ot Indian indentured labourers who were assigned to the different estates iv the F.M.S. and the Colony, during the first nine months of the years, wan 8,,">66. which is siitisfactoiy us compared with 9088 who were imported during the whole of the previous year.
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    45 6 The French Colonial office has just published the statistical trade returns for the Colouics aud dependencies under its coutrol during %he last ten years, but for exports only. The import returus cannot be published owing to Parliament not haviug voted sufficient motley In? the purpose.
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    50 6 An anonymous gift of XlO.Oiin has just been made, says the Liverpool Post aud Mercury, to the building fund of Liverpool Cathedral. The donor, iv forwarding this handsome gift, gave uo indication which might lead to his identity, and the committee are only able to acknowledge' it through the Press.
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    58 6 Mr. Van Kol. the Dutch Socialist leader, raised the ijuestion of tin ill treatment of contract coolies in Netherlands ludia. iv tin Second Chamber of the State's General on November 9, ami the Minister for the Colonies promised that the matter would be •Mended to by Government. He also stated
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    61 6 Horace liayner. the murderer at .Mr. William Whitelcy, has attempted to commit suicide iv I'arklmst Prison by opening au artery iv his wrist with a metal disc. "The prison doctors, who were quickly in attendance, sewed up the wound, after which liayner, iv a weakened condition, was removed to the
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    69 6 At Saigon, on November 4, a tire iv Catiuat Street destroyed a Chinese grocery store. The damage done to it. and two neighbouring shops amounted to nearly 100,000 dollars. Hie lire engines arrived promptly on the sceuc of the conflagration, but, it is alleged the alarm system was so faulty
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    75 6 It will be seen from an advertisement in another column that the Chinese (iirls School, in connection with the Church of England /enana Missionary Society, are holding a sale of work in the Victoria Memorial Hall on Friday and Saturday. November 22 and 23. On tlie first day, tlie sale
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    69 6 The Melbourne Trades Hall Council have adopted a motion protesting against the in action of the Government in respect to the enforcement of the provisions of the Excise Tariff Act, 1900, thereby throwing on the employee* the responsibility aud oxpwjse of defending the new protection policy. The Council was also
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    Social and Personal.
    737 6 Lieut. A. 11. Gott. lns)«etor „i Schools, China, left SingaiH.ri t.,r II yesterday. Major Vanreueii. of Pcrak, ha> g, tl Deli for a short change alter In illness. Mr. and Mrs. Loin how Thyr- are < i, back in the F.M.S. from their trip to I. in
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    92 6 A definite oiler hiM been made to tin Australian Commonwealth authorities In the ship-building tirm of Sir W. O. Ann strong, Whitworth aud Cu.. Ltd., Neucaslli on-Tyue, for the construction ol toTßUtlu boats and destroyers, with partial niaiiui.u ture in Australia. I'olouel 11. C. Stanli >. M.1.C.X., tin- Australiau representative
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      147 6 JUST LANDED, EX S.S. "PALERMO," mnmra of "AMSTEL LAGER BEER," Also the same Beer in seven and a half gallon casks. CALDBECK, MACGREGOR&Co. Sole Agents TLa A \KI A C vc J Us Dct IV( connection with I liC MwwMllLiO tin- Scottish Reliability Trials, ami the ?"Arrol-Johnston CAR a^ain carries
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      318 6 YOU NEED NOT PAY Fou Yoi k PHOTOGRAPHS. OMm they arc the BEST to be hail and you LIKK them. You can easily manage this. Obtain proofs from all the Studios, coiniKirc the results, ami order the ones you like HKST. Such procedure, while ensuring yonr getting the BUST PHOTOGRAPHS,
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    FINANCIAL CRISIS.
    152 7 STRINGEISU ATTRIBUTr:) TO HO\RDING. Suicide of a Bank President. lataMHt Tklk.kam l-.nd.. i. Novel-, h r It, til. gran, I lt M ■■rHyoii. IS. lasatalCJ of the '1,, asiiry. s|,,vh. attrih.it., l Ha pns,,,, |i ,ancial ch-i- t.. the liiataian Mm. H, j M ■at. d ,iin b«Btj
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    A GERMAN COLONY.
    78 7 Large Subsidy Needed to Maintain kiaochau. I'kh n-1 \-uris. iik Li.oyi. TamdLui] P.. rhn. Nov, uibcr IS. Th. nudge! lor th. fierman Colony of KiaadaM i* i iUUm I It -h0w,, 1 that th.'s-ib-i coi.-.Mi.uU'dby tin 11. mic iiovcnMßoat ii I "in »i. mi marks, an.l the
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    A MOROCCAN PRETENDER IN DIFFICULTIES.
    89 7 Question hi Compensation. i.'m if.- Tmuu Uarfoa. "itimVi I* U. uti i .iie-pond. ill at Mogador r. portUi.it Mn1.,1 HUM. i„. Uh M ecu Pretend, n I U» S il! i.i I.- .-lier. i(•i.tctie .!!>• a pruuucf at Martahe-h. hiving l-t hi- tr.^'iw In d.
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    AUSTRALIAN MAIL CONTRACT.
    96 7 Vederal (inurnment Arranges with the Orient Company. SiKLIKUs rnIMMBM f lalia. N,.v,mb. i M, lii..vi |> null n: ia Mdbosrw telefrayh* thai tl» F«fcral <■<* inmeut ..f the t uiiirjiiwealili lia- nti led into a contract w th tb Orici I Koj il Mail Lin. to carry
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    CRICKET IN AUSTRALIA.
    49 7 '.hiki;'.- Tkl>' ;k\m Luudoti. November lii. lln lii -I iv.it- I i. .v.tn th. Mail .f \i. ton.i and tin M C.C. team wal» --.in uM. hoann nUy. The follow :ii. -.-..r. i f line.. KMU m l>. lir i l.i.nn-- .f.. r wick, i IJ
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    THE FIFTH LANCERS.
    28 7 tin in Tm> .h vm 1..,nd,.0. Now ml), r fc I'ii— til hi- intimated its refual UU .tpj'licatiou Iv r. ...|mii theea-cof the I 1.-nccl-
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    RESULT OF THE DERBY CUP.
    22 7 Kkltbh's Tbumba>| London. November l»>. Tlk following is the result of tht IVrby Cup MuklliyCliffy 1 I
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    GERMAN EMBASSY IN BANGKOK.
    27 7 |1»« OsTtSIATICHK LLOHi TKL»GIUMj iM-rlin. November 1... 'Hi. ■i.fiii..iuMii.i«t. i It. i lent and Consul •tin mislnp HmhWi i- raisttltntlM'rank ot an RbAbM
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    UNITED STATES PRESIDENCY.
    33 7 l'« I. ii-ii-.ui-iiih Llovh Tklkukamj Itcihu. November I.V All. Wiliiaiu I. Hi y.inackuo»l«*lgis official ly that he is x IMuocratic candidate for lb. rV.si.lt uvv of MM I uitcd st..t.
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    PRESIDENT OF THE DUMA.
    26 7 |I»K Osta-i*ii.-' M« laovh Tvuwiiaii; 1., rim VumUr I.V I n< uhti. Me hMMM »a t4iU«<i IV. I'kul tli. hum* ahitti t
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    MUNICIPAL BOARD.
    987 7 New Tire Engine to be Named After Former Superintendent. At the ordinary meeting of the Municipal jC..iiiiiiissi,.ners. yesterday afternoon, the i fullewing g..ntl( men were pr. sent l,icut-enant-Col.mt 1 E.O. Itroa.liick. President: Mr. •I. I'olgln-e. Secretary; Mr. U. Pciree, Kujji"cer; Id. Middletot-. Health Officer: fir. Murray l;.>bt rts..n.
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    A Tax on Carts.
    92 7 In exercise of the power vest-xl in him by -ectioii N of the Vehicles Kiiactmeut. 1W99, the Kc-idciit of Selangor directs that aftt r tmmmkm af, Mat, an annual tax of $12, including fee on registration, shall be payable uu all I arts without spriugs. excepting
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    From London Town.
    838 7 I THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS DINNER. Death of Will-known Singaporean. (I'ltoM Oi k Own Cokkksi'ondknt.i London, October 25. It is with deep rei>ret that I confirm, by letter, the telegram which has been received in MagapOTß, announcing the death of Mr. I, Kin lay Kin. who, for so
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    PENANG TOWN BAND.
    213 7 Future of Manila Musicians to be Decided Shortly. (From Oub Own Cokkkwonuknt.) I'euang, November 14. Despite a recent statement, the Penang Itand lias not yet been definitely saved but it is anticipated that the end of the present month will decide its future. I p to the
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    Lawyers' Fees.
    1234 7 MR. ANDERSON ON PROPOSED INCREASE. Position Discussed by Legislators. Mr. John Anderson maintains that the legal fraternity of Singapore, while being most excellently qualified to look after themselves, arc. at the wme tiiiic, the best paid profession in the Colony. The subject a rose at the meeting of
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    MAILS WASHED OVERBOARD.
    157 7 An Unprecedented Mishap During Transhipment. (Kkom Our Own Cokrksi-onuknt.) Penang, November 14. -V mishap, which is said to be unprecedented has occurred to the Knglish mails which arrived here, this morning, by the British India steamer Thong wa. Whilst fifty-two bags were being transhipped at Negapatain in
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    SUCCESSFUL TENDERERS FOR MUNICIPAL CONTRACTS.
    297 7 At a meeting, yesterday, of the Municipal Commission, tlie Hoard approved of the transfer by C. M. It. Sundra to K. Singaram Pillai of the contract for the construction of Cattle stables and Drivers' quarters at Jalau Ik'sar, on the condition that Scab Tee be
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    New Singapore Justices.
    72 7 The Government Gazette notifies that His Kxcellency the Governor has been pleased to add the names of Messrs. Itobcrt Kdward Adamson, Charles William Bernard, Chee Swee Cheng, Charles James Davies Michael r'alcon, John llardie, Koh Kug Watt, Laß Pek Keng, Edmund Roberts, Sheik Hussiti ii. James Alexander
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    Accommodating Jurors.
    71 7 An innovation has beeu introduced for the convenience of jurors in the Supreme Court. Penang, at the instance of Mr. Justice Leslie Thornton. Small sloping desks have been fixed on the railings in front of tlie first row of chairs, and also at the back of the latter,
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    Tamil Labour Ordinance.
    68 7 It is notitied iv the Government Gazette* that, with the consent of His Kxcellency the Governor, the immigration Committee, appointed under the Tamil Immigration Fund Ordinance, has prescribed that the rate payable in respect ot each quarter of the year 19IIH by an employer iv respect of
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    Plague in Singapore.
    66 7 At Friday's meeting of the Municipal Commission, the President stated that a Chinaman was removed to hospital from ltochore Koad, on the 11th instant, suffering from fever, and two days later it was found that he had the plague. He was then delirious. It had been found
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    59 7 Leng Lia Heng went to a house in Hen eoolen Street Home weeks ago to collect a bill, and was thrown out of a wiuilow, sustaining a fracture of one of his lugw. An the result, Ngian Chin Ti was> sentenced to a uionth't. rigorous imprisonment, yesterday 4<t«raoou, by a
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    CHINESE REBELLION.
    434 7 REFORMER'S APPEAL IN COURT OF HONGKONG. Declaration of Singapore Merchant. (Pkom Our Own Cormrpondknt.) Hongkong, November 16, 11.15 a.m. In the Supreme Court yesterday, tbo acting Chief -lusticc, llu Honour Mr. A. G. Wine, heard argument* in reHpect to the writ of Haboaa Corpus sought in connection witli
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    RIVAL MANUFACTURERS.
    250 7 Eastern Aerated Water Company Fined for i Imitating Labels. The Seiiior Magistrate. Mr. C. Michcll, this morning, gave the judgment of the Bench Court in the Aerated Water Case, iv which, ou complaint of Mossrs. Kraser and Neave. Limited, the Kasteru Aerated Water Company had been summoned for
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    Tin Mines Output.
    32 7 The follow ing are tin mine outputs for the month of October The Belat Tin Mining Co. Ltd., M 0 piculs. The Kuantan Tin Mining Co. Ltd., 270 piculs.
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    A Stolen Revolver.
    38 7 Dr. Kalshaw, Government Veterinary Surgeon, lost a revolver last night from bis quarters in Fort Canning Itoad. There were no signs of forced entry into the building, but a door was found opon this morning.
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    The Kallang Murder.
    46 7 Kr iends of the late Tan Hong Wee' familiarly known as Ah Wee, have offered a reward of *.">ik) for the arrest and conviction of his murderers, and to this the Police have. added %'IM more. So far, no arrests have been made.
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    Allegation Against A Towkay.
    111 7 A towkay named Oan Tiamj Souk ''I'!" •>■> eel before the Second Maui»tr;itf. Mr. t'. K. Urecn, this inoruin^, fur a preliminary eiKjuiry iuto a charge of mischief by setting a tin-, in March 19(16, at No 2, Teiin I'hoek Street. Mr. Savi, AHsidtant SupcrintvudeDt u(
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    Criminal Investigation.
    1893 8 PERTINENT CRITICISM IN THE LEGISLATIVE COL NCI 1.. I'rocedurc Code Amendment Bill Discussed. I |k.ii th. BMaal iiadin-oltli, rriiiiiual I'l^idnre ,h|. Aineiidinent liill .omino Ikloio the UmXbMm t'ouiieil yest.rdry att»-ru.«.n. Mr. 11. I ort. eharaiterislno th, ineasiii. as tai inoie iui|Kirtant in its lar i. -Hchim; it. :l
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    decommissioning of the Kent,
    53 8 vuMUHd eniwr Kmy AIIY.-.1. riyi,^ tlll •i.. 1...1 in.-f ..I n» ,i iv a s t „ti«,,. 1<( i.. 1 .,i,,ip,.. u at 5,,,.^,.^,. fl lrtl|t r "*■**<■ i» tli<- Var K»-t Him I lh,. Kin;. UU, „ari i <" I-1V oil ..II '"all". Wili.'l, «r«
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      Swimming.
      60 8 I Sunday's laumh. The AlMj will le«\e .lolinslou's Pier fovthe I (lnh Itunjialow m Snnd»y next at 10, and II a.m., 'i.Jtn and t:«t p.m.; returniiii' at ».:m» nnd MM a.m. 12.1. 1. :t Mat p.m. 220 Yards' Handicap. The -i'-tt yards' handica|i raea will tnke place as soon
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      Golf.
      83 8 Katu ilajah Club. The two matches (singles and foursomei aaaiaal Ho«ey (under Handicap) were played on Saturday and Sunday on the local links, and in both events there was a capital entry. The first wan won by Mr. A. dray, who with a linndi'Tip of 10 was two down
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      Croquet.
      88 8 ladies' lawn Tennis Club. The i suit of yesterday's play in the Ladies' Lawn Tennis Club's l'rot|uct tour nament was as follows Sinolks Hun A». Mrs. Law beat Mrs. X. Kllis. Mrs. Saunders beat Mr. Hilton There is no play today. Monday's Play. SIV.II.KS. Mr. Kllis v. Mr. ISriddell.
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      Association Football.
      227 8 I IVnanjf andi-rers" Clnb. I The lirst raawal y. ueral meeting of the ahemCtah »as held at the CMhhaaac, oa Tu. -.dhv. and the faUnwia« otaot beaten were elected I'iesid.nt. Mr. l.im Cltee Sainy Vi.-e I'iesideut. Mr. lug Tin am I Klu-nv Hon. Secretary, Mi. Lloyd .1. I.
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    THE SPIDER'S WEB.
    258 8 Crown Agents' New Quarters in Whitehall. Written ilat.- (k-kibcr *5, ow 1...11 lon ai,« viM.u.li ut >r.is: On,. o!ihf>|,!,.a^iDt't'st*tsof publi.- oflcei io l-nn,i..n is tii.it which is oeeunfed it th<Oova Vs;,-,!?^!., Whitohnll ti.-ir.leiis: and it most iHvoural.lv nimiMMw wUk that *-|-|itmi abode they hail in the „1,1.
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    Serendah Shares.
    84 8 r\w reason K ,vc-n hy s,,eciilators and motors ,n the StraiU as v, the r.a*, n JZ Serendali Hliaren are not more freely bought i«tliattlier«. appears to be no confidence i v the vi.no D on K VMS. investors. \\V a r informed by a tirm of brokers
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    Imprisoned Tor Kidnapping.
    21 8 M .:i..iii.-.| Ak.li, .mployua on ti, e (loa i f.,. v"i <fc T* as tliat Uie rl »*»y
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      866 8 PROHINENT HOSPITALS SAY (PE-RU-NA IS EFFICIENT IN RELIEVING ALL CATARRHAL DISEASES. ;v ■».->■' ....<<;. "v«->> BBEaHaBMBBBBBBBBisisTEPs of thk good shepherd. montreai. HOSI'ITAI.S ALI.OVEtt THE CMTIMUtf KIM> I>K-IM A VAN ABI.K IX fBEiTIM Hut ATAKKIIAI. JHSi: IM s CATAHRH ..f the respiratory or B aiw Montreal, ,\ov. 7, 1903. esnnieiuriii. nit
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      174 8 Jodn Jbittle cj- (So., jbtd., SINGAPORE. SOLE AGENTS FOR E. J. BURKE, Limited. THE BEST is TllK CHEAPEST. BURKES r BASS RED PYRAMID •BASS A L T> BASS GREEN DIAMOND BEER LIGHT BinER ALE. BURKES maun worrusa i...- f !iij;li reputation for beafiag aoal ue«. n-TTT"N"ITQQ'Q X v<u u r
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      100 8 CHINESE SALESMAN WANTED. Bei|un-el at oatw, Chin. Sulesniiui wM Ko.«l kuowlcd^j of tb.- baxiar. G. ..,1 ,»lu-v la mmpeeut man. Apply, W., e/.i Siriitn limes. 42><J I THK BANKKI I'T< V OMNNaMCR, I***. I m iaraaaaOarn m nu 1 bßaakraatav. ■a.UTafMtC, 1 Ito Si-ow Sin N.-O. T»ke noli,-,, lhal the
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    COMMERCIAL.
    198 9 InnMiM, Kan mm IS, 1907. PRODUCE. i.-.r < v- N 1 nnpi.-k*d 10.".. M I<*'.i "> \a PwNMak I"• r< ppr. HiioU baycn I4J ,I.i Wl.r.«- 6% '211.-^ (Mi K'.-'ir Sarawak II 1" i,, Hi»'iV>.i :;•> tVwrl Siw Coffee Bali, pir kfl l&l i\ii!<e. Pileuibani:. iO v b««i^ 22.'
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    DEBENTURES.
    32 9 »uth Krsktoe 6<V »6<vi.o( 0 SVpnrr. I Tram UMM mW niaiMinri «mi J *v w-v, pr«m S.I <TM.oi>n <v prem. M" i,m.w j i |1 ...r r B ->V...«J .14 pra-T.
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      217 9 A -BROKEN-DOWN SYSTKaj. r-. t. b I *r«- S V,T*L STRENGTH i INERGV J by "1 THERAPION N0. 3 THE EXPIRING LAMP OFUFE LIGHTCD U* AFRESH, THERAPION ''..Vct.'Cii'i'liti't-v NOTICE. lU .r ill. Ultli 'layo« >••*-",! u.i.m;. all acc«M.tt paid i<> ~*f .Mr. -I. l.v n,...,n >1,...M1»..r I anil Ih- siym-.l
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      744 9 GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. Tenders \w!l bo NMiwfl »t Ih* Colonial S<rrcU"-\ ("Vice up to U'-on of Noumbrr M, ISM'T. for the following I'olice Service* for th. y€»v no*. L F muk.ng of Hgn B.*i-fl- for Coft« Hhop». Katiiit »u<l I^odKiiiiJ Houses and for Explosive Eton* iv Kio^pnre2. For removal of ni^litx'iil.
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      769 9 THE EASTERN SMELTING COMPANY, UMITED. Incorporated under the Companies Ordinance, 1889, of the Straits Settlements. CAPITAL $1,500,000. DIVIDED 1NT0 150.000 BHAREBIOF $10 EACH. •>5 000 Shares are now offered for Subscription at par, payable SI per Share on Application. $2 per Share on Allotment, and the balance on the 28th
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      213 9 WIMUMILL ASSOMUU CO. INDIAN STORE. f 2, 3 Ma* STREET mm t., HOTEL DE LEUROPE Bt .lws-s), and ARAB STREET, S.s.ioo^. NEWLY UNPACKED: A LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF Xmaeand New] Year Presents in Silk Goods and Jewellery. Also a large variety of Xmns and New Year Cards. mm K.A.J. Chotirmall Co.
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    FANNING ISLAND.
    388 10 m Red Mid-Ocean Relay CaMe! Station. 1 oiid ocean about two degrees tioui the *q\.Htor is a tut 1 c i-lnu.l speck, w I it re the sun's in > pom incessant hi at from year's end to year- em), anil were it not that the syinpain Ii-
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    BATTLESHIP DEMOLISHED.
    233 10 Italians Try to Emulate Dreadnought Experiment. .1 the 1110-t rii>;aikablt < spi i:::.<nts! curr;. out by tin i >ieadnougl it was tin 1 wuiiiltiiii "ii- di-.' hart;.' of a full UiwilsiiV of] n»l:t 1-iiiih i;un-. withor.t. it i- mii. n.n a Vtadov Uiuo hroken. The Italian <io»irnuiciit ha-
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    Lonely Outpost of Empire.
    373 10 >'.Hti, Utmatic i-'.an.i .i TrUtaa <v.< a:- t.. 1. -maiu tut tin- ]>n lit ;,n iuha- :riti-i. pohwuiou. and tin ptifUMJwl r> vi- th. iHMhitaaUto fan o'.oiiy lia- v <baulon<d. ii ieeUm tin Pi 4— i«l IMtee nwl .i 1:i....t. .1 in a IeMM t" llm
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      45 10 LAME BACK. ..t ...lutilj i( riM fU -V-...l m .vU v l-s m 1.ai..1..1..,.. -.I'aiii lt»l, u U "»-> ■»->.. .U«.«t1.. .M.^ SI •""IT'-.. v ti,,..!.., mk^Hmt > Un.t „v A rt allut s lltu •->.■-• w.u. i-..,,. I-.,,,,, ai|l n i( t t a* i.\ ull 111 lAn
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      524 10 BANKING COiPAWES. HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING WRPORATWI. paid-up Capital 910,000,000 reserve fund Sterling Reserve 910,000,000) til 790.000 BilTirSeeerre 911.780.000f W I> 'T™" Boeerve Liability ot Proprietors 910,000,000 COURT OP DIRECTORS. O. H. Medhnrst, Esq.— Chairman. Hon. Mr. Henry Keswick.— Deputy Chairman. A. Fuchs, Esq. A. J. Baymond, Esq. E.Ooete.Ee?. E.
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      604 10 BANKING COMPAMES. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. INCORPORATED BT BOYAL OUHU Bes^ve Liability of Proprietors f^OW Reserve Fund £1.076.009 BANKERS. Bank ot England. National Bank of Scotland. The London City a Midland Bank. LW». SINGAPORE BRANCH. Current Accounts are opened and interest allowed at 1 per cent, per
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      587 10 SALES BY AUCTION. IRON TWIN SCKEW TANK STEAMER FOR SALE BY AUCTION. At Messbs. H.L. Coohlan axi> Co's Salerooms, Tuesday, Sovember 2fi, 1907, at 5.30 p.m. Messrs. H. L. Coghlan aud Co. are instructed to sell by Auction, as she now lies in the Singapore Harbour, with all her appnrtenancesi
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      571 10 SALES BY AUCTION. CLOSING SALES OF JAPANESE FINE ART CURIOS, at Messrs. H. L COOHLAN Co.'s SALE-ROOMS from November 15 to 22. A fine opportunity for m-curing. at low price, some vtiy excellent spedi Japanese Art, specially imported for the Christmas anil New Veal gnaana. Full particulars in Catalogues. H.
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      527 10 BY ORDER OF THE StJPREMK COTJBT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS SETTLEMENT OF HKOAPORe! In the Estate of KHOO CHENG TKi iNG Deceased. AUCTION SALE VALUABLE 999 YEARS LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, situate at SOUTH BOAT QUAT, Singapore. At Jlivm. H. L. GOGHLAN A CO.SMAKT Monday, Nvttmbn ?j, at O.'JOp.m. A piece of
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    AUTOMOBILISM.
    949 11 INTERESTING NOTES AND NEWS FOR MOTOR MEN. It is extraordinary that so little is done in the way of improving the means of starting a car, says the London Field. In the case of a horse carriage one would think it ridiculous if, before the animal could be induced
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      677 11 Argyll Motor Cars.— r Mr. Charles Brimlow, a Motor Expert of many years' experience in the Argyll and other works, has arrived in Singapore, where he will be permanently stationed. His advice and services will be available by owners or intending purchasers of the undernoted cars. NOW IN STOCK: 12-14
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      246 11 Local Motor Car Agencies. ARROL-JOHNSTON I Motor Oars II and Motor Lorries. II CENTRAL ENGINE WORKS. Agents. WE HATE BEEN APPOINTED SOLE AGENTS FOR STBAITS SETTLEMENTS, NETHERLANDS INDIES, FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND 81 AM, FOR THE FAMOUS MOTOR CAR WORKS OF PANHAKD LEVASHOR CO. Catalogue*, Price Lists, References, etc., on
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      343 11 The HUMBERS Again WON The HEAVY TOURING MR MCE. Sal acco'ifits in the Home Paper*. agents;: Borneo Company. Ltd. IJM SINGAPORE LIGHTING COMPANY. lIV hare juxt rxrir<tl a \<u<y con* siijH Mint from Hnropt: GAS LAMPS AND FITTINGS, ACETYLENE LAMPS AND FITTIN'iS, CARBIDE OF CALCIUM, BENZINE LAMPS OF ANY DESIGN^.
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      637 12 Scale of Charged. PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS.— MieoeI I taaeoo.l Want, ot Every Description, Houses, Land, etc., to let, are inserted at tbe following cases:— (hie Insertion f 1.80 per inch. Two *.O0 Three i.W) Rix i.» Mac e.«O Tmelve 7.20 Twenty-five 10.00 (Eacb subsequent month M par inch.) Tbe above rate
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      487 12 Miscellaneous WANTS. Rvths :--F«*ur Lines, one or twoinwrtions, ll. °o the inch, m Sr.Ui- <■( Charge.. POSITION WANTED. Wanted, Better Pnsitinp by Planter (Euro 1 warn, vvith four years' 'ex|*rience, Tt and I Rnhber. In coo.l health. >uW and Ii .nest. Apply to As-isUnt," c/o Straits Times. 4163 UNFURNISHEO HOUSE
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      481 12 TO BE LET OR SOLD. Birm-Foai Uf, oae ot twe lasattloas, $IM Br tha loch, see Heals ol Charges. TO LET. No. 4, Prince Street. Apply, PATEBSON, SIMONS 4 CO., Lil. ■MM OFFICE TO LET. Lately occupied by Meaen. Wm. McKerrow 4 Co., at Mo. 140 CoUyer Quay. Moderate rent.
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      494 12 JtMJL MfM B^ CELEBRATED OILMEN'S STORES H CEOSSE PICKLE s, By Special AND JA P^ J E E D LU Warrant BIiACKWELL, H ma t^ r Purveyors to I LTD lu f^ m H.M.m im%o mm WOP e pshiPB TO BE LET OR SOLD. lUtks:— Four Lines, oas or two
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      256 12 ANTHROL. A PRESERVATIVE AGAINST WHITE ANTS, DRY ROT, ETC. Antlirol has all tho (juaiiti. s of other wood yuitu lixil.. s, bit at ,t m i $1.20 ..'llon. Syme&Co.,, Kame Co., C 23, HIGH STREET, HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM JAPAN: ND NEW YEAR CARDS, CALENDARS, ami .iarg, PRESENTS especially suitable
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