The Straits Times, 26 November 1907

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    Masthead
    13 1 The Straits Times. NO. 22.507. SINGAPORE. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 26. 1907. PRICE 10 CENTS
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      320 1 ARRIVED NOVEMBER I. One 18 H. P. CLEMENT=BAYARD, 4-Cylinder Motor Car. This car will ECLIPSE anything Singapore has yet seen. c. dupire Co., SOLE AGENTS. ROBINSON CO. ARE NOW SHOWING Xmas A Mew Year CARDS. Xmas Mew Year CARDS. ROBINSON CO. THE LADIES' IDEAL MACKINTOSH. just the article for the
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    MUSIC AND DRAMA.
    913 2 REFUSALS AND* \iV\W US IN LONDON. I Ki;oM Our Own Col I... .i N bei I. Kel i-.ils mhI revivals ;onn tin llie drama on tin- l.mi'l'M i |.i.>.nt time. Ibr Ceoaac ba> i<dme lii«s licfn-.i in lira tin- laat two 11 o ithn, and i i
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      228 2 PROTECTION IRON STEEL. TROPICS Siderosthen 't I action o\ Salts, Acids, Steam, Extreme climatic inflneuces, tropical sea water with its destroying organisms. Specially Suitable for Bridges, Piers and ail Btrnctnral Ironwork. "Siderosthen" is what its name implies: DEATH TO RUST", i sidation is possible where "Sideroathen" is properly applied. gallon
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      223 2 KING orRESTORATIVES!^ VW? COLEMANS I I j. '-jk A splendid tome made horn choice wines, II ifcoiuw^l Liebig's Extract of Meat, and Extract of Malt. IhCEHEUBI Owor B>ooo Testimonials received from the ■Lgt j|J Medical Profession of the United Kingdom. |^sr^ WINCARNIS has an unrivalled reputation of over 20 |li!-<
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      364 2 1 INY GIRL MUSS OF FMLpWIn Covered from Head to Foot— Cries Were Heartrending— Beat Her Head and Blood Streamed Down Herßack— ln AgonyWhenWaslied —Suffering Lasted Four Months. TWO SETS OF CUTICURA EFFECT PERFECT CURE "I am writing I" fM a f.-w wor.N of edvio to mouwn who Mr i.av-
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      48 2 ft WORD TO TRAVELLERS. Tin; csiiu-uii-iit in< id( nt to travelling ami ol:uuk<' of lood iind water often briii^^ Ofl (liui'i'lioca, aud let tliis reason no mm ahonM lana home witliuut a bottjc of C'liamb. 1 lain's Colic, Cliolt-ru ami Diarrhoea Keiiinly. Par by all ilisjH'nsarios aud dealeia,
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    LITERARY NOTES. KIPLING'S LITERARY EFFORT
    101 3 LITERARY NOTES. KIPLING'S LITERARV EFFORT "V THE JAMPOT. i: So;, k. 1 I i Jth..lic U h.. Who. I r I -■■>-■-- continental sm«rt Set. g rervtliiag, ar.l if ■>.:•..-■ \nother N oke sti>r> Mr H Mr. and M:». be*ted i I Lonkj. i treated tftcX >iv.l MNnethiag to n
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      270 3 To be clean and fed clean |i on a hot dusty day— that jj the refreshing feeling which j[ follow* ihe use of Calvert's Carbolic ToUet Soap. P»re. int.seplic »nd nice!, perfumed Stcra. M.d« b) F. C~OJvert Co.. I^jrtens m rt: vrH- io.-iu i:»)iu *ia^C^. m r» it i am,
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      245 3 G.DTDMUNE&CO. ttjSfip^ Have Jus Unpacked a splendid assortment of <^f||p? NEW TFIIIVOS 2L oUj I AbLL rUK v/ 3, g f t t fftEWTEAR: <■ PRESENTS. 'i ALSO Xmas S Jfew Cards and Calendars FOR IN GREAT VARIETY. WE have long been famous for our magnificent stock of JAPANESE CIRIOS
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      532 4 THE EASTERN SMELTING COMPANY. LIMITED. Incorporated ander the Companies Ordinance, 1889. of tinStmits Settlements. CAPITAL $1,500,000. DIVIDED INTO 150.000 SHARES OF $10 EACH. •25 (MM) Shares we now offered for Subscription at par. payaUa si per Share on Application, |i per Share on Allotment, an.l the balance on the 28th
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      677 4 j STEAMER SAILINGS. P. &6. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Bills jf Lading isaned for Chirm Coa&t, Persian Onlf Continental, and Amerioan Port.. I Steamer, will leave Singapore on or about MAIL LINE. Ourmrd {for China). H
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      698 4 STEAMER SAILINGS, HANDEL AND BCHEEPVAART MY. "BANDJER." i BANDJERMASIN. The Steamer, of thia oompany maintain a regular .ervioe between:— Hingapore. Bawean, Sonrabaya, Bacdjer mM m, Pnlo L#nt, Balik Papan, Koetei, with I transhipment at Bandjerrna.:n for Sampit, Mandawai, Koemai, Kotta Waringin. Djelai, Marabahan, Mamkaaariea, Negara and Bebink The steamer, have
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      486 4 STEAMER SAILINGS, j HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE. PASSENGER BERVIGE. By the new steamers RHENANIA," HABSUURG," HOHENSTAUFEN. I'hi-w st«»mers offer t i the pubic the higliejt Comf irt yet attained in I Icean Travulliug. They have very large cabins, provided with only lowr bertbu. The cabins areamij-liips aud ntted witn fao-i. L%nndrv
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      807 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. nTdTI. ROROOEUTSCHER LLOYD Imperial Qerman Ma I Line. The fait and well known mail steam.. r-. f this Oompany sail fortnightly from lir Hamburg via Kottardam, Antwerp, Southamp ton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (oonnnctim Maneillea, Naples, Alexandria, and vioo v«r*a) Por Said, Suez, Aden, Ooiombo, fIMMg, Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai,
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    SHIPPING IN PORT.
    19 5 I -t I Me l-ol-Wnr, etc I I 31 18. Kr -n I 1 rt LI
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    UNO •- r. SCLS, .vL
    9 5 TRADING VESSELS, &C. R 1 Arrivals. S S i
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    96 5 UNKNOWN G s I p D. Q W. Daly, S and F r P«nu| I Sim v 90. MM, Koi K»ish». 1 >.mpson. mbilan, Feb. 23. Nil M 14 md5d.p. I -Bda. r. tv V— Bdi. I I Schylter, B V l Furl h i k k. r n r
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    Clearances.
    82 5 NoTembw 23 D, IM, Urit -.r. If JapU Peaba«ur. Btil .r. .1 h ic. Chin*, Japiu Aii^bin. t.t-r Itr, Si.iin, Brit rtr, I. port 4 tit* H ch Kian, l)a« «tr, i mcl A Lilian M Cynu, B A Witp. l!r -tr. Kemimaii via i»Tt» •25 Qnadiuia, I oh
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    Vessels at Tanjong Pagar and Keppel Harbour.
    82 5 Whsrvo «l which Vessel? arc Berthed To-day. TANJOMe PASAR. Ea.-t vVHARr Bsaw—Nil. Ei-T Whim Section I—Unity. Bharata. Sect. 1 (Sbeebs Waaar):—Nil. Sktios No. I Helios, Scandia. i—Montgomeryshire i-Nil. S—Calvpso. 6—Dagmar. Jaaon. 7—Terrier. Hong Mull. B—Kum Sang, Prin Ludwig. 9—Benlomond. JaBSBDI'I Wh»kf—Sui S;iDg. -EPPEI
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    Mails to Arrive.
    87 5 from Ecaop«—Uv the N. D. 1., as. Yorck. las on November 29. From Caisi—By the M. M. s.s. Tonkin, due on December 2. Oct II M.M. Oct M V i > Oct 2- N. I> IOct 31 H. 1. Nov 4 MM N<» 7 P. V 0
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    Mail Steamer Movements.
    37 5 Obvmm Oaaaaa Mail Tlie Imperial Genciu mill ct-aa:er 1 tea bavia| left Col^mb-i a' p ai 3 th- V-»r4 'Oi'ao'. may b- »xp^.:-l t »m I ber« oa Friday, the MM instant, at li.ligh-
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    Mails Close.
    72 5 Fok Pkr Steameu Tim To JIORBOW r.arnjk k BnU 10 am 1' S'tiiih.li'l ami l'i" Wg Ku'u i 1 m. Muar an.l Malacca SuttaK > p.m. I'euani; an 1 Rang-vn W«*rt ■<■ 3 p.m. Teluk Aus"D mi ports A: 1 Sp.ro. TncuaMi BangLA t'dx 1 p.m. Mi-^ri.- I
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    LIST OF PASSENGERS.
    636 5 Passengers Outward. The followiuy passengers arc expected to arrive here by tin 1 N.D.L steamer Yorck. due on November ■>:— Mr. Colin Kansford, Mi*s S. M. v-m WynMi-- I'otl. lien, tons. A. I Ainstcl. Mi. «...«fr. II. Crone. Dr. ami Mrs. UUm; Mr. I at; O. Canova.
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    Arrivals in Singapore.
    96 5 Hy tin Montu''imerysliiri.. C.ll ■-.i.n Hail. Nov. 24. Fran f 1 liVlll Mr-^. P.ittie and child. Mr. l> C. Oakley, Mn. Kknenca I.otli. Mr. Dittmar. Mr. O. Whitobaad, Mr. Oeo M TIMMUM, md MIM 1- li.iuncr. By the Kiataa. < tptato Lean Dt N From Faaaan tad
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      315 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. INuKHtNA STEAM NAV. CO., LTD. f» >f M» <' mpau> nia'.ulain a Iwtwuf Calcutta. Straitti, i'.iinh.:.-. Shtagfaai aad lapaa, taUag angii »n thi r f fading fin CTairtua. Daalun. Vmoy, < Newr'iwan;. Yangts/e um rmiffinai. .to.. *c. Commander K um l,tN K. a D. Brai.let ■N«V-vN.. l.flU F.I.
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      503 5 STEAMER SAILINGS, Ocean Steam Ship Co., Ltd. AND CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. CO.. LTD. The CWlll—haf steamers are despatched from Liver ,>■ )ntw»rdB for the SinuW, China and Jup'.o Wt+TJ m •'<, and from laaaa home werd» for London, Amstflidam and Antweqi every fortnight and f< r Genoa Marseilles and
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      690 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. APCAR LINE OF STEAMERS. Tin: undermentioned mail steamers of tb? above Line maintain a regular xcrvice between Calcutta and Japan, calling at Penang, Singa pore, Hongkong and Shanghai en route FLEET. Tona Command mJap»»" 6.300 J. G. Ourr-T ia. "Ordwrt Am;. 4.600 8. H. BrLw Ahutwv Apcab" ».500
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      58 5 CROUP. <iiw Cfaaniberlain'H Cotigb Utm .iy M n a- tlie i-liil 1 bmobbm hotrae.or .veu aft>-r tli>- onjupyooogh kpaeara,aad iln- atlack uiay ka warded it. (ban i bvmMm mediciuc id tli. narhat for obildnu than this ntuidy. It eoataiaa uctldng •"Jarioua and at- -h L adilr til.' H 1 r
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      128 5 Singapore Tide Table. ilV'* Niomiukii M r.) l>. HIGH WATKU. LOW WATER Time light Time U'gbt November hra. min. ft. ins. bra. mm. ft. ma. T~2 26am 778 7.*'am 19 Tckdat iS I ):Upm M 8 .i-,p m j.o 3.13am 7.5 8. Ham VI I 4.9 am 7 1 ftAtmrn
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      210 5 DAY BY UAY Tuesday, November aft. High Water. 131 p.m. N 1 1 L. lac. BHockev. S.C.C. l»t XI v. B.G.A "Football. War Jem. v. ~.K ■JCa eogn i Baoe. MO. "*Alhambra Cinematograph Show. 7 M Wednesday, November 27. High Water. )13 am .'l7 p.m. r otball. S.i c. 1;.(,.
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    ■H Straits XEimes^ PKICE 10 CX.NTS. TCBBOAY, Ni)\KMUKI; -Jti.
    2098 6 The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26. Aimiica is the land of in or.ls. It ln als,, the happy Imuting ground of thos,. to whom legislative e\|Hriinent is attractive. This is el no smail advantage to Kuropeau communities. U-eause it fre.|iiently enables sane ami balan.eil pause* to resist
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    Social and Personal.
    505 6 Air. Justice Uraddeil is to relieve Mr Justice K. helti.ld. the Ai-tirn.' <ln. I .Indicia Commissioner. P.M. H., who is sh..rtl> pro eeeding on leave Dr. O.K. Morrison. The Time* eorn<* poudent al l'eking, was in London ou v,, Mil ultimo, staying in the Hotel Windmii Dr.
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    Steam Launch Capsizes.
    74 6 \i, :i.-,id. Nt occum .1 it I'.iklat. when the (trail] launch s, nji owned by Hylam i hin. s. wliili with home other U.:it~. u..s to tin e,,ii,[ii,,ti..ii of the ».i;i i md I top In avy. There were annul twenty Bvi the boat, ami the Km,.
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    Straits and X.M.S. Annual.
    78 6 Straits and F.M.S. Annual. Ekwwhere hi thin Sasw a]>pe«n i i tiseim nt respecting the i irlj Strait* and K.Al.s. Annual. I r. .in advau, c eopil M thai li:n, >, us, there MMa* to be little doubt that tins volume ,-f life iv the Colon) ami h ni hs
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    Insulting European Ladies.
    77 6 Wee Ah Wi-nu. charged witli ii European ladies m Tanalin, has had h.anuys before Mr. K. E. Colman, tl Magistrate, at different times during two months, and the oaxe nw rooclude.l yister.lav. at«iiMPil bein^NCnt to Hve utlio rigorous impriaoniurat. Hi- liaii buen in the employ of Mr.
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    Funeral of Penang Opium Tanner.
    129 6 Funeral of Penang Opium Farmer. At the funeral on Saturday morning ot the Kit, Air. l.ii.i Kek Clidad. tlie si iii,m partner hi the I'eiiang Upiuni Kanu, all i-Uvwa and creeds were largeK represented, denoting the universal esteem in which the ileeeaard «H Iv 1.1 Tlie ooeae was oorered with
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      190 6 Amstel Lager Beer, I3ST Q,"CJ^.K.T BOTTLES. l i ;::;;,r;:": SEVEN and a HALF gSS" CALDBECK.MACGREGOR&Co., Sole Agents. J. Travers Sons, Ltd. C T 7. D Almeida Street. AGENTS for y GENERAL ELECTRIC Co.. LTD., LONDON. Some Good Points about ARROL- JOHNSTON cars 1. Et ONOMY -i L' 1 Twice a.
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      115 6 *P6otograp6y. For Best Work, Go To Wilson Co. S. A. I). C. AMATEUR PERFORMANCES. TEUTONIA CLUB. December. 5, 7 and 14, i.l 111 iinin.l One Summer's Day. PLAN OF RESERVED SEATS ill U DJlfll 111 THE ROMXBOM I'l \Nt» r,,. Monday, Nov. 25. Blhambra. TO-NIGHT. ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROG HA
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    MOTOR ACCIDENTS.
    404 7 BRITISH GENERAL KILLED IN SURREY. Mr. Lloyd George Injured. Hbdtbb'i Tklk.ikam; London. November IS. Mr. Uoyd loorge. l'i, -ident of the Hoard of Trade, m. t itli -ci imi- accident whilst motoring from Manchester to London on Sunday. Iv a sudden i .It on the rough road, near
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    ENGLISH CRICKETERS BEAT NEW soi m wales.
    74 7 ENGLISH CRICKETERS BEAT NEW SOUT H WALES. [BnvTu'i Tn r London. November d 6. Tin VI ieket team in Australia IN South Wales bj I'"'' runs. ted tO bl one of the It was begun on tbi [S Iney. h. iv form. othei day in 88 minutes off He in
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    KAISER PROLONGS HIS VISIT TO ENGLAND.
    37 7 Kbctsr's Tkleoram; London, November Jti. K lit, is pro! Aging hk stay in Hi- Imperial Majesty on Sunday attended irch at Highcliffe. The church was crowded by people anxious to seethe
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    RISSIAN REVOLUTIONARIES.
    65 7 Seizure of Literature and Pistols in Berlin. Kkutkk's Tklfokam; London. N'ovemb i lice at Berlin have seised the house .r. Municipal Councillor. which wa- the resort oJ Russian terrorists. T-Ao panic, linicon load* ol Russian revolutionary literature, a quantity of pistols with Dumdum cartridges, and electrical ap- for
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    OLD NEWS.
    75 7 Salvation Army Work Among the Lepers in Java. [Rkltkh's Tblkukam] London, Novel -iber 86. \t the request of the Java Government. th,- Salvation Anuj takes obarge of the criminal and pauper lepei populations cw the island. A Salvationist a< present in Argentina, who has contracted leprosy, proceeds to
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    THE FINANCIAL CRISIS.
    19 7 [IHu Ostasiatischk Lloyd Tklkohaml Berlin, November 'l,>. There m an emaien feeling on the Conmental bourse*
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    ARAB CLUB CASE.
    727 7 Searching Cross-Examination of the Plaintiff. No solution having been arrived at in the difficulty between Byed Mnhsmiiil bin Agil bin Valiyi and tin Preside** and Committee of the Arab Club, in rcs|x»ct to which the former claimed a declaration that a Mania tion pass,-d by defendants, on
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    Assault on a Chinaman
    109 7 . In July last, a Chinese employ.' of a cam factor* belonging to Messrs. Helm. M. v. i and Company, in Alexandria Road, was badly assaulted, receiving a deep cot across the nose by a bar of iron. Two of his assailants wi ie arrested and fined
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    Did Not Know He Was a Prisoner
    103 7 . Hussiu, I.C. 193, was before a Bench Court, consisting of Messrs. Mil hill aud Gibson, ye-terday afternoon, on a charge of allow ing" a prisoner named Lim Tek Seng to escape at the Police Courts Inspector Nolan prosecuted, and Mr. H. St. J.
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    Unprecedented Application
    103 7 . Mr. Justice Sen ilk Smith, this morning gave judgment in the suit of Cheoug Qoee Tiam against Choo Aag Chae fw aa iajnnction to restrain him from dealing tn ttll >' nroowida of the sale of property, disposed of by him as administrator of the estate of Choo
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    Tourist Flogged.
    300 7 AMERICAN BRUTALLY TREATED IN WESTERN CHINA Anti-Foreign Feeling of Natives The adventures of mi American iv Vunuau caused no small amount of uneasiness to the Chinese authorities the other day. Particulars of what befel him. which have reached the Yunnan coi respondent of the Avenir dv Tonkin, show
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    COTTON INDUSTRY. The Proposal to Restrict the Output.
    51 7 COTTON INDUSTRY. The Proposal to Restrict the Output. Kkltkks Tklkokam London. November J."i. It i- reported from Nets Means that the scheme o restrict the cotton output until a price of 13 cents per pOMd is obtained will be submitted to n. congress of cotton growers at Memphis on UeOMBMBH
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    UNITED STATES AND DIRIGIBLE B\LLOONS.
    28 7 UNITED STATES AND DIRIGIBLE BALLOONS. Kki-ter's Tklk.iram London. November 2t>. The I'tited States Moinlof Ordnance hiallotted sum to buy MM ..r more dirigible balloous aud wireless tel. phom-.
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    NEW QUARTERMASTER GENERAL.
    34 7 'Rsctkbs Tklkoram' London. November ii. Major General 11. S. (i. Miles. Director j of Recruiting and Organisation, siii\v,-,1. Ciencral Sir William Nicholson as Quarter master tiencral ot His Majestj s Forces.
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    MOROCCO.
    24 7 Dkk OsTAStATiacn Llowi Tklk.,kim Herlin. November The troops of the Sultan of Morocco have occupied Ma/agan. which had been held by the rebels.
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    M. STOLYPIN.
    20 7 l>n< Qmtasutmcm Lutn Tiuihw] Berlin, November SS. The attempt to murder M. Stolypin reported yesterday, is vow denied.
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    No Money, No Order
    132 7 . Judgment summonses, as a rale, are not of general interest, but there was .me before Mr. Justice Fislier yesterday which was worthy of notice. Hadji Dot appeared ou account of a debt due to Messrs. Abrams' lU'i>o sitory for horses and harness. Debtor said that he
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    Marriage at St. Andrew's Cathedral
    213 7 . A pretty wedding was solemnised at St. Andrew's Cathedral on Saturday afternoon, the contracting parties being Mr. William Syinonds, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Sym'oiids, of Rodney Stoke, Somerset, and Miss Kdith Chappell, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ohappell, also of Kodnoy Stoke.
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    Across Siberia.
    912 7 DESCRIPTION OF THE PERILS OF THE ROAD. Mints for Singapore Travellers. If you u H: a ghastly sailor anil hate the sea. writes a correspondent to a friend in Singapore, the journey East may be then undertaken over the Siberian Railroad. Hefore long, of course, it will be
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    P. and 0. Diary
    123 7 P. and O. Diary. One is reminded of the rapid approach of the NYw Year by the steady inHux of calcn dars and diaries bearing the numerals 1908. Among the first of these to reach us is that issued by the lVninsula and Oriental Steam Navigation Company, whirh. in addition
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    THE KALLANG MURDER.
    685 7 Descriptive Account of the Savage Assault. The Coroner's inquest into the murder of Mr. Tan Hong Wee, familiarly known by his many friends as Ah Wee. was continued at me Tan Tock Seng Hospital, yesterday afternoon, by Mr. Alexander Gentle. Inspector Hart, who is ill charge of
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
    160 7 . Many Measures Approaching Their Completion. The following are the Orders, ,f the l>aj for the im-cting of Legislative Couucil called for Friday next. Third reading of the Penal Cole Intend Beat Bill i Hill to amend the Penal Codel, and tlie Minor Offences Ordinance Amend incut Hill .ISill
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    Solicitor Defends Himself
    195 7 . On Monday of last week. Mr. A. C. Rudra begun, before the Acting Chief Justice. Mr. JwHoO Law, his appeal Sflslnst the decision of Mr. K. C. Howard, Commissioner of the Court of Requests, ordering him I.) refund to one Mohamcd llashim the sum of MO, which
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    BRUTALITY IN ACHEEN.
    874 7 STARTLING REVELATIONS BY A DITCH OFFICER. Cruel Practices in an Economically Waged War. The Java presH does not look foi Eat tory result- from the iovernor < ieneralH mission to Aeheen, amlertakea, us it is, not bwcailSß the Home I in\eriini< ut wanted any. thing of the
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    Important Property Sale.
    178 7 At Messrs. 11. L. Cogblaa and Col Auction rooms, iMtrirda j a large siiEomhlagii of those interested in land and house property witnessed the sale of the following valuable town properties: No. 13, Trafalgar St.. ana S.OOi square feet, freehold, ret MO, buy< r Sir. 'Inn Uiaag
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  • Sporting Intelligence.
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      261 8 West tuatraliaa papen araiae Mac noMirui c.i the M C. team. Befon tin arrival of the M.C.C. team in Adelaide Qehn scored IM iv a club match. i lem Hill split a tinker in tryiuy to catch 1 'tlirs in a match a weak or two prior
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      Cricket
      29 8 . Remarkable Play. riayiuy lor Lahore v. MulUu iv .1 eriefcat QiateaatLabore ou tin tthioataat, K. Miatri tbetamoaj Rama player, uiade-'il aad Lieutenant Tweedk lOf. Lalion total m IM
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      Swimming
      42 8 . The Club Launch. special launch will leave Johaaton i I'm n Saturday afternoon for the >»immiut; Club Bungalow- at ;t o'clock, returniag at S.lo. It is to be hoped that full advantage will bi taken of this opportunity of a pick-me-up.
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      Rifle Shooting
      51 8 . Ipoh Ladies' Club. The usual 100 yards shoot vi couiie L tion with the Ipoh Ladie-' Hide Club took place ■v Wednesday. -Mrs. l>oiiylas ,ol and Mrs. Brittow (80 wen Mm top Moron. Coloucl Walker, C.M.i;.. has offcre-d to give a lecture •v Hit"..; Shootiaj; to the members
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      Croquet
      80 8 . i.iir* i ji vmi Tennis Club. The following was the result of yaaterday'v play in the Croijuet tournament at t"K I. adits Lawn Tennis ilub SINoLEs. JMr. < 1- i Uteea beat Captain Youag. To-day's Play. .>1- OLK-. Mr-. Law v. Mrs. Sauudtrt'Hivn lOKSSII Mr Bkiua v. Mr.Vatle. to
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      'Cycling.
      155 8 Cycling. Mtempt to Lower a Record. iunnrr (r. .Incknon. 70th Company Koyal '.arri-on Artillery, Rombay, BtaSkTa aseoad att. nipt, on the 11th instant at Bangalore, to lowet tin J". mil, •< Indian cycling r. cord of 1 hour. ,i minutes. 2."> seconds, at pr. lent held by Private Kay. 19th
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      Tennis.
      109 8 Interport Doubles Match. I >nt of the best jjauies of double teuuis that ll :'V V l 1 1 M<u iv m in iludinß tbe meuiorable matches between tin-'i-jti-rs Hancx-k and Beaalay and Whi™ and tbe hut. r pair and I'inckney and l{ Hancock, trw the mat* I, play,,!
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      115 8 . >in(taporc (iolf Club. Satisf;«;tory progress is beinn made with tin cxt» nsion of the new pavilion at the Uace onise, and when the work is completed it will add considerably to the comfort of the uieiubt rs. Saturday s match created a X" 01 ul interest, antl was voted
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    The Turf.
    120 8 Check to Betting Circulars. Tin Postiuaster-fieneral has^iv. v iaatfM tious that where there is jjiouud for sus ■aaMlg that letUrs tendered in bulk under the prepayment system contain lottery or betting circulars, the persons tendering shall be required at the post-olhcc to open one of the letters. If
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    Association Football
    280 8 . I'cn.iii's V.M.C.A. Athletic Cluh. Tin annual general BMetiag of tin memben of the V.M.C.A. lUhlctic Scctitui WM held at tin Association's rooms iv Barnu Road. Peaangi on Tbaraday. The rt port of the Hon. S lx -ietaiy Mr. W. H Martin shuwctl that t>ut of J7 friendly football
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      Straits>Born Samsengs
      466 8 Straits=Born Samsengs. lo tin Editor ot Tli, Htraitn I iuji XJanapntiß. Nwvnihi I would liki Ever Solx i to inform uit übctlur bt still i* I -ists in -lyiut; K'bat In .i-xrU'l in Im first letter, that s iia>t bom Hum- bam bee* criminally annuyiu|{ inguiK-girlii publicly in tin .listri^t
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    23 8 "j"« uU l l 1"- Kritieli Legation ".'i',i Sag"*: «w, iMt., 3um murW > M",r L I tl t l; :d '"'lcatl, lot the
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    831 8 AMERICAN CL4IM FOR BRAMi'TON PEERAGE. Royalties Visit the Metropolis IFbOH On; (>w UWBJMromwXT.) London. Novembi r 1. London is full of |H-oplt and no wonder seeing that lioyallii -s arc plentifully distribated about the metropolis just at present. That is the best ol the Kiuy s success
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    A Strange Story
    69 8 . Ihc Mlnwiag TT*!^ n natiiu pu[KT. .translated by a Shuii K liai newspaper i It is rather remarkable that Amoj coma poudeuts to local pii|x;rs should overlook the incident: A isteiiiuer PoajoaMi has arrived at Amoy with m two hundred on board who have died of int.ctious
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    Mining Failures
    60 8 . Mining ppcratiaiu in NorUi Ceiehat in now a rilfa „f dtvadeuet. The Kwandaon K wunclata Company Uw j, ls t (..me qaiUatkw and the Bwool CompEw koS |x V ul also yip 11n r H > 2°°* beta „,<,.< ,|;s. ■„,,P, X i, IK nature, ami UMM coapanie:
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    138 8 THE EMPRESS OF CHINA. Story of Her Narrow Lscape from Disaster. The Kiuprcss of China arrivol in Hoaftkoiic on l'.Hh instant from Vancouver, looking little the worse for her iiiiimr-ion at Van Oliver, which, it will Im: ii mi mbcrcd. was niied out by Heater. ■|'1h inUinn of thim popular
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    24 8 The Penally Am lie us ntaged Liberty Hall foi the first thin- in the SetUemeiit oa Friday. The performance wai a di--iiiiel s;ui t-ss.
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      456 8 LATEST AOVERI IS AMIn S NORUOEUTSCHER LLOYD. FOB BONOKOHO, t)H kNOHAJ AM) JAI'AN POSTS. Hi.- Uaferial Oenawa Mail VOW K '.oi I i >Qf Captain I. Ran lerni inn, having 1.-ft Cokiaba on Hatarda*, Urn Mrd inttsnt, iii I j'.ui.. ?;nv Ii Mpeoted i> trrivt bi n on Fri lay,
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      349 8 Jodn Mtth 60, Jbid. j grand XMAS BAZAAR. DOlCXpostponpunlirtHingyourl lifwl ai Pn a > I U<i 1 BUY AT ONOE :l1 *w« t1 nd 1 kUH STOCK has buen very car. ill) obont-n with Inflaite variety. -ilav 1 fc> m i ipt 1 il la I and pri 1 now
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      82 8 NOTICE. TK lipii .an Oam ig I I Hesldeney, Hunk*, mid I!.H, I Pawnahop Farm of tbi 1 land Koba, of ■in- m 1: one rear and I >i thr 11, 1908, at the Resident's Offla II ol k Friday, DeoemberJlO, 1907, at 10 a.m. Bingapon, Novemb t ii, 1907.
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    COMMERCIAL
    101 9 . SINOAPOIK. N'oVKMBSa 25, 1907. PRODUCE. (Hmbii r bujren 7in I,> (Cnbe No. li nnpinkari l»:lo pra Kali N T.i lo Poatianak 7h" pper, H\nck 14 (M Wl bnyeni MM S iijo Klonr San«-nk :t 1 1T In Brunei No. 1 Sago i.-,-, I iff.* Hali. pick. .1 2.',6n (Toe,
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    105 9 EXCHANGE. t London -Hunk 4m 1t J Donand I I Prirato Infi 1 do :t iv •&lt; -l 4 '...1i.1.1 JJIH Private v i.42) k (I m 2.11! Prone*- Hank d ,1 J.P2 Private rn/t %W| 1 I in ■&gt; B.OH lid Bank IT. r I"ri\:iti SO ITS) nkd/d n
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    42 9 a^ pr rr. H»-.--.«&gt;.. c 2-.&gt;i.i&gt;oo i% rrfm minal tUt |l "0 K&gt;% prem »•&gt; I.STOOnn ;o r r. m i- prera H 602 9nt 2% dif Di m I I*. 000 par Inn' v. f. ll'. MO.Ani '&lt;■ prerr. 1 OW.O*X) par.
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      365 9 Dale mI form* inn &lt;a|llt*l .■umber Subset ihed of Rharei ;ii^ ;l^:, Co n___ qv&lt;nknom 1903 1907 I KOI ItXW laos 1907 1901 itftxS li)0j i-ih 19 6 .j.iti 1906 1904 1905 1*92 19i&gt;5 1«J» 1900 1907 uixi H99 1907 ♦300.000 tSOO.OCO IbOU.(HM) £400.000 £30.000 •400.000 £60.110(1 £100.000 »lV&gt;.ii&lt;)o
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      446 9 I *0S IHO.S 1901 IMM 1306 IM4 1905 1906 1900 WjT 1906 ICO« H95 1906 ipm I MM 1904 1904 IS9S |M| IMt 19J6 IKIM CUMN WMM emtjm r7O.MM 11.-.0.000 i;;.ooo £75.000 £310.000 I*o. ooo CSM.OM r175,&gt;&gt;00 mojM iIHO.OOO £j"0.000 in.npo •330,000 I--'". 000 1100.000 110.(00 MH.fIM IMO.MM CMM
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      204 9 1»94 :s9» 1»65 19(5 1898 190' 1599 1903 I .1 l*S4 I MM I»m7 1904 fMTT.MJ £».-0^ *-m.ooo MMM »S iWO.OOO »).i I 0.000 M,NMH M.-iOo.ooo t1.000.c00 11.0W'.000 »34,000 134. U*' •*7Ve&lt;io MMM tfiOfl.ono 1240.000 .r, lIIVI «&gt;&lt;l II £T'io.o;o c; zuu.dUV Mwi.uuu t&on.oo mv.mm M.&lt;4H).000 W.Smi.ilOil MO'.OM »-&lt;n.yx'i
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      206 9 NOTICE. THE HOTEL DE LA PAIX. This well-known establishment, which has changed ownership, is w open and ready to receive rieitora dioarders Passengers:. House has been thoroughly mill will be made cora[i rtable in every respect. The I intend to keep uj i name this Hotel La* aifor g i
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      97 9 NOTICE. CHARLES DAY CO.. LONIX in HIM Mil HM'i'Kl MTUM MOTI PN JOHN JAMESON SON'S WHISKEY. V: i m each label moil in- fonad the following N ic« and Bignatun: &gt;• In order that Consoman ma; fed aoeand uf Beniiiiienim. tti wrmld reqneet attention, to, loii oui Bpeoial Export Label,
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      219 9 GIN TRADE MARKS? Boord Son v. Thorn Cameron, Ltd. BOORD SON'S CLAIM TO THE Cat A Barrel" Trade Hark Ims been upheld by the Inner House of the Court of Sessions. Scotland. INJUNCTION AND CERTIFICATE OF VALIDITY GRANTED WITH COSTS IN FAVOUB Of BOORD AND SON. I'm. 1 1 ilin^-.
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      130 9 K.A.J.Chotirmall&Co. y v v Jewellers and Silk Mere6ants. Nos. 51 52, High Street. JIST INTU'KKh K\ I". .VI). DXI.Hi. SILK GOODS AND GOLD JEWELLERY In paaj van. ty, I *fl n.'illy mul^Hi for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. Early Ins[xctioa Kimlly lolUal d. Exshaw's Brandies. IMPORTANT NOTICE. B^rpRODUCE OF FRANCE^H EXSHAYT N?I BRANDY
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    TYRANNY OF THE MONEY LENDER.!
    339 10 TYRANNY OF THE MONEY LENDER. leaking it More Difficult to .£ecklcsslv H«±_m. 1 ui'iit pUmimrf tliat we uinlir ..hI prom el the Govern i nt tin -liiniy tile ■object "I n-iuy anil i pii-miim nt tor ilcbt. tin Times of I Th&lt; latter i^ an obsoleti law, not aopti :i.
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    The Night Side of London
    254 10 . F.B. Mi vi t. who writes in tin Sundaj I on lii-vir.it to the lnitnl State*, I tupare* tlic nigbt aide of London nafavoai a. &gt; w-itli tli.it ol v,,ik: 'i hi in. --t n niarkabk feature ol tiie utratiM ol X«* York nraa tin
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    Chinese Students in America.
    184 10 liable advices have v ached NanUiugto l t that tin l&gt;at&lt;-h of Chine-*; -t'.ideut-. 1 idinK aevera] young ladie-. who wen America two umntl.- ago nader tbe 1" 1 tioo ot Taotai We* Pißg-dmßg. toooni- in --t. theii ntndinii. have arrived in Chicago. 5 «:il -lurtlv
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    The Opium habit
    147 10 . h-iivant traveller, who readied Hongk :ln ..ill. r il.iv ttoni tin interim by way W'cHt Kiver. till- in the North China 1 wi ni greal chMge no lai a Ui&lt; 1 t opium 1- conoerm .1. [wintnout that Ull 1 li. I iwued b\ the I &gt;vi
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    F'rfger=Prints as Substitutes for Signatures.
    70 10 Finger= Prints as Substitutes for Signatures. prini umi, -1 „i id, nUnoatioa I" i ii Medical Journal noto, been Ito t-ouiuiercial uw* by tlu i'oßtol I Hank ..i th, PliiliimiocK at Manila. aU lian rroiiiUj isKocd a writ* of lionil tanlKon whirl, art Kpaoeatot fJiff.rcntvali, U.bcuffixi-d. When t.. thovalii. of
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      9 10 1 "■li 1 1 of a:l i t*U fUarmoy.
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      1065 10 J4AINTAINS THE HIGHEST REPUTATION EVERYWHERE. BUILD UP and PRESERVE YOUR HEALTH aad Fortify the System against Disease with *^*^*^*^'^'^^^r^^'^^^i?i^e^g^Frui^gi^**c T of E|^_' J *j^l£*__ •w. »uo *v«*k bk^^bT A vf *y^BT9amat^al f!§awS^l v^H Bnw fu^Bi mo tufh.r of &gt;t VjlßtV VJ at^arVVC V BnaT 2^a! ■^■■r^^U ULH B^^^L^B^^^Bgf^Z^a^flLß^B^gß^AaßßßßaßßnvnßßVVaßißßßßa Pronounced by
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      519 10 BANKING COMPANIES. BANQUE OF. L'INDO CHINE, Capil ■&gt; .',56,000,000 .Ai.440.000) Reserve FuuJ '10,440,000 1 J.'7;6,000). HhHi OFTKMi FAMIS. London Banker* The CakM -&gt;f La '11 a-^,l -viitU'^ Dau;.. fiR.ISCHt.S .I.' I Hoti(kong, Shanshal, Canton, Hankow, j Saigon, Halplionit. Hanoi, Tcuraae i Pnom-Penh, Battambang, Banckok I Poadlchery, Noumea, and Tahiti. 1
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      608 10 SALES BY AUCTION. BY ORDER OF THE SUPREME COURT. S.S. IN THE M iTTEH l»F 1 HE ESTATE OK WKK PECK HOCK. DECEASED. AUCTION SALE VAUAHLE nUCBOLD TOWN I'KOI'KHTIKS aud BaUtHag Laud al TaaWgaraad Mali Btm k, 1 AN&gt;ON KOAI'. At Messrs. 11. L. Co^blim t &lt; lato-IX) &gt;nn. Momhii/.
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      515 10 INSURANCE Companies. LAHCABUIRE WSITRAKi IOXPAKT 1.1 Mi! I D K i.i ■in iv mE lv.v-. iNsi a m LIFE IKVESTBD KTTNP.S £11.300,080 POWELL 1..— &lt;„ ROYAL WBUBANCE i OMPAm LDUTED. FIRI AWD LIFE, TOTAL I I n: 1 C18,M0,000. BOOSTBAD AC a LONDON AND LANCASHIRE FIRK INSURANCE COMPAKT. i1 fTair'tl'
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    AUTOMOBILISM.
    108 11 NOTES AND NEWS OF INTEREST TO MOTORISTS. i The new Motor Club in Conduit Street. Piccadilly, is be. oming ijuite a second Sports Club. Since many Easterns are motorists, this club is quite a peg and stengah rende/.vous. Mr. K. ML l.athaiu. of lpoli, was seen there Hrn other
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    Cost of Motoring when On Leave.
    960 11 It i- generally understood that motoring at Home bfarmi e\pcnsive than it actually i«. but a communication from an Kastern plaster, now on furlough, tends to disabus. i&gt;ue's mind on the point. Many people who, in former years, -aid th. y could not ifl'Diil
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      186 11 Argyll Motor 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 h. p.
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      66 11 SliHkeH)M'are rarely wrote a wiser thing than this: "Now good digestion wi.it on aii) .i t ite and Inultli on buth." Steiirus' Cordial of Ccml Liver K\traet improves both the ap|xtite and the digention, so it soon brings back health to the weak and .sickly of both hexes. It ia
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      244 11 T Local Motor Car A&v.^ ARROL-JOIiNSTON I Motor Cars Motor Lorries. CEMTRAL ftGlfii^ MTORKSy Agents. WEIIAVEBKi'.N APPOIN'TKn BOCE 4O2HTH FOR STRAIT 9 gETTLBIgTS. NETHERLANDS INDIKS. PKDKBATED M LAY S I VI is AND BIAV, FOR THK FAMOUS MOTOR CAR WOHKS OF PtMltßlt J.KV\SvOR «O. Catalogues, Price Lifts. R-ferenccs, etc.. on
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      247 11 Agmln The NUW touring car race. i l l lon l ■i.l.s s Borneo Company, Ltd. X DALEY n&lt;Urtakcr V.- Mb BalWer Dotti i i 2ie« T( Icpboi] No 819 C OD. I i i BEUI i: bi» Fad II", &gt;.; I M 10 per bag. !ioio wt. eat) ladatl.
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      417 12 10 TYRANNY OF THE MONEY LENDER, j Viking it More Difficult to.g^** Icssly Borrr-- I 1.20 per imh. It i l I •'"V bree a.^i Btx 8.2 C Nino 6.40 Twelve 7.20 Twenty-five 10.00 (Kacb subsequent month &gt;•'&gt; |.-r Inch The above rate is based np. :i r. n average
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      553 12 K..ir I.i llMMflll— 11-JI B] ii,.- mi. &gt;i. Mcati sfCßanp», UNFURNISHED HOUSE WANTED. Wasted, aieerj ■ilmteii. ■nf Ja»ed lioiihc mth Ktnlil. and tenon ooart in Tenglia dis tn.-t. Moathl) r.'iit, t 1133, Entry, beginning ..f February. Apply to \V. K efo Ktraitn rimei vIlC". ARTICLES FOR SALE. R*T«s:-Fmr nX onoiTtw
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      581 12 TO BE LET OR SOLD. Hitm:— Poar l.lnm. on* or two lutrtiou, tI.OQ Kj tl.o incb, Ma SCHIr of CLurKM. TO LET. No. 4. Prince Btreet. Apply, PATERSON, SIMONS CO., Ln&gt;. C 3031 OFFICE TO LET. Lately occupied by Messrs. Wm. McKerrow A Co., at No. 14c Collyer Quay. Moderate
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      490 12 TO BE LET OR SOLD. R*TP.s:-Four l.inw, one or two iniwrtloOT, K&gt; the Inch, nee Scale of 'I .i-f--. HOUBE TO BE LET. FURNISHED. Villa Mariua. Taujong Katoutf, entry from December 1. Apply to c 1957 STEPHENS. PAUL Jr CO. OFFICE TO LET. No. 20. Stamford Komi, ground j) ()or
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      403 12 ANTHROL. A i'ItKSKKVATn K AGAINST WHITE ANTS, DRY ROT, ETC. Antlirul has all UM fSaIMiM sf otlicr 1 Mil— llllllW, liiit ;it :i Mocll luwi r i 11I(:k $1.20&lt;.au!on. Syine&Co., A Tonic, Restorative, Digestive Wine Very palatable. Enown throughout the world and prescribed in all cases ofAnwmia Debilttv and Convalescence,
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