The Straits Times, 28 November 1907

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    13 1 The Straits Times. NO. 22.509. SINGAPORE. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 28. 1907. PKICE 10 CKNTS.
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      209 1 r| THE WORLD-RENOWNED CARS. rHBr WARNING!: All the Cars built by I 1 Clement bear this Trade Mark. r^m! ONE 12-16 H.P., 4 OYIINDERS mV IN STOCK: H TWO 10 H.P., 2 CYLINDERS. C. DUPIRE Co., m|[ PP SOLE AGENTS. KATZ BROTHERS, Limited. |S; DEC. 2 to DEC. 7 S!|
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      162 1 ROBINSON CO. ARE NOW SHOWING Xmas A Mew Year CARDS. Xmas Mew Year CARDS. ROBINSON CO. CALEOORIAN MOTEL 77, Eruu Btuahßmul. Singapore AJJEJjPHI HOTEIj, The BrwLteet »n 1 Ue«Uhies< Resort in FOR the City. Hotel Porter in uniform meet* do^ tndT inf Comfort! Luiury! Cleanliness! L||ffn™j 'riATTT/Q TVTTTTT BHRfy'PI P|
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    CURRENT LITERATURE.
    909 2 The Last Novel Written by lan Maclarcn. St. .lii.k's. Bj 1.in.Ma.1.,,cn. London Tl KehgioiK Tract Si X -i(lv. [tm.) Tho late lan Maclai.ns n >\, baud h,,, t i,, mu-icst which attache, ,K,, t 1, work, hut it is impos-il.lc to i...,| t Htori.-g with(,ut diHap|K,iutincnt »KK.ks«sl;i-si,|f the
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      214 2 There is no work possible on the most' Expensive Machine which cannot be Performed on THE EMPIRE TYPEWRITER. It ia goarauteed to outlast the highest priced machines, without L'lamgiueu i>r excessive weight. [ta SIMPLICITY and BEAUTIFUL WORK have pM for it! the highest praise from Governments, Municipalities and other users
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      152 2 J\ RHVJAE OF RE^SOJ^ A BBNTLMMAM WMITMM WMOU CHATHAM: On half the ships in the Navy, In the Homes and Barracks on land, The ODEON'S the Record That Beats all the Rest, For all are agreed "Of the lot It's the Best!" ODEON The BEST RECORD in the WORLD. Icevy
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      74 2 A good example is set by the people who take care of their teeth -and more of them every year use Calvert's Carbolic Tooth Powde jtoMtj h .c ir... N.1.M.. K. C C.lvert Co.. Manchcslrr. Eg T^ Oliver Standard VISIBLE Typewriter SEE NEW MODEL NO. 5. AfMte: atkixsox K)hi!i:s, •-2
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      111 2 ■S.iiiir liavo meat and iauii.it <»t. »y« (■real |HH-t. Sucli BMaiMa aeed Bteami Coi dial uf Cud Liver Kxtraot. It UKreutes tlw ap|>ctit<>. .nriilifs and pnriti.s th. blood hh.l puts tho system int.. fino tradition. People who Mad a thomirlili "n,..! tonic nboakl tak. it. It k uiu,|ii,Llle.l. CROUP. (iivc
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    NAVAL AND MILITARY.
    1057 3 cni.nnßvriNG rktirn or the KIN(i OF SUM. I i.. lloyal It- vii-u In :.l :,t Bangkok tc. tin r. tarn i I :l King ..i Stem, wliieh touk |>Ibm! .>n tin- PtvnuuM Ground wok, fn'in v RpocUcabu point •>( \i-w. ax m it is pOHHlbte tn niui'jilif.
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      288 3 A You cannot ifi ml Lcat the !e\ and the best fT of all Cocoas J|g f The Best Ih p/ because its (fcj y delicious natural I frj A flavour and great yjj jl digestibility are HI unequalled by any Ik Wi other cocoa. ill y I apable of
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      249 3 G.rJTDMUN|&CO. ,^-^M^^M^^ japanese'high class Aw^f^^^^^^T ly^MW^ Have* Just Unpacked a splendid assortment of NEW THINGS f t^A SUITABLE FOR f/> S fW fir hr) ti fr 1» "^r t t IPp-EWiEAR < PRESENTS. ALSO Xmas S Jfew Year Cards and Calendars FOR IN GREAT VARIETY. WE have long been famous
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    S. V. C. ORDERS.
    234 4 Hi I.ihi.Col. E. G. BROii'iucK. Conmandant, S. V. C. MniMj>,r<, S»vember :'7. 1907. I. V. A. JIAIIM COMP4SV. Dutiib. I Orderly Officer for ensuing Ml h 2nd Liiut. H.' Tongue. Orderly N.C.O. f^er k t. It. R. W. Lobb. Parades. II Ou Monday, December 2, al
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    Bicycles in the Forbidden City.
    95 4 k iv.i.,,1. Vr_ ami I tim< t-ariuK ofl V, V« .■>,-, kuow> l'« K .1 ;i> the >m< il finiti c of rid i -p. rially p roi or :!i. ilia of m privili gf 11 tf n VI til Intel) baa been I I
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    Wireless Telegraphy With Europe.
    136 4 i win I I Ind eady in -\iI been ii ipossibli oi ■J' chaißini! the it tin Britinb time i tfa ,i iiwil ■>■ on Hie i Ti legrapb Com- in wortli while the Indian and < mini roe (tavernr now .li-i...-. t iko .i .litT.
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    Legislative Peers and Their Titles.
    179 4 V irfolk, VVinchenter. and (tunn lustou 1.. to the WcstniinHttir i me i.. \..rU t.. .li~. over how man\ o) om nobli I idatoni .>t t,, day clt rive tin ir title-, from r- and gown. Without very uiuoli troubli I havi dia i ii
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    Mails to Arrive.
    82 4 ton- Bi S I doe I ii N -.I'mber 'SJ. From China— By the M due on I >< camber i. ■Su:"i. Oot II M.M. Oil *O. On N. 1> I. Oet >l B. 1. Not t MM Nov 7 P. *0 Nov 11 Vl> I. Nov
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    594 4 Xam?, port, probable <ht<- of arrival, ami name of Af nts. STKAMKUs Achilles ChfaM Dm 12 Ihiii Id Airlie, Bydnoy, Dm 21 Boimtead Al.-inous, Cli.na. Dee Mii.-.i.-ii Aroadm, Colombo, 1> V. O. Coy \ynthia, Bangkok, N .v llornao Coy A. Apcar, Cal. utta. I >.-. Iwrron Simons A.
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      40 4 LAME BACK. nl uanaU) i«uaed bj ,l, unu ■!.-1....--;.-5 i ,,,,|1»:.yl» l, Vi ,p. >■ «>■ lUi.i'. Pain Raim tw tn... > da) and rubbing tlie parte viKoroualv ■■!'l'''"'"'i It tluHdoea not „M .nl r h I" H-im-i »UKI,Uy ■->»'«» p»i»Bju..«rf and .1. vi.
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      666 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. inra STEAM NAVIGATION CO. For China, Japan. Penang. Ceylon. Australia, India. Aden, Egypt. Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Bill» it Lading i«saed (or Chiun OoMt, Persian Golf, Continental, and America" Port*. Steamers will leave Singapore on or abotu MAIL LINE. Outward (for Chir.i)19"* MM Dm £>•*> ■Areadi-i
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      671 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. HANDEL AND SCHEEPVAART MY. "BANDJER." BANDJERMASIN. The Steamers of this company maintain n regular aervioe between:— Singapore, Bawean. Roorabaya, Bandjer masin, Pulo Lnut. Balik Papan, Koetei, with transhipment .-.t Band]ermaain for Bampit. Mandawai, Koernai, Kotta Wariagin, Djelai, Mnrabahan, Marakasaries, Negara and Bebirik. The oteamers have Rood aooomodation for
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      441 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE. PASSENGER SERVICE. By the new steamen RIIKNANIA,' HABSBURG." M HOHENSTAUFEN. The?'- MMn off* t)th« pubic the highest I Comfort yet attained in Ocean Travelling. They have very large cabins, provided with only lower bertha. The cabins are amidships and fitted with fans. Laundry on board.
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      812 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. N. D. L. NOROOEUTSCHER LLOYD Irnperia der.nin Via i L The fait and well known mail steamers f this Company sail fortaightly from Braiiec Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Soathamp ton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (connection Marseilles, Naplee, Alexandria, anJ vioe versa) Por Said, Saez, Aden, Colombo, IVui-l: Singapore, Hongkong,
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      30 4 PHOTO DEPOT. »s. NORTH BRIPGE A.I v <:- I Photograi I paratM aud Materials I'limra'. I■ ..Papers. Chemicals, Fil na, Mourns. 1 m«a,etc Pri i modarav I K'lNd HIM. Mlt'X «CO.
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    SHIPPING IN PORT.
    756 5 1 11 Hut.— ll II i s,, spini.li; .1. 1 1 11 .1 11 i.-.1. pan. w M rl I.IMI UII K. I II t 1. fii.. >■.'„• ll] "Ir;i-- -\V et 11. M. lir it 7.' i Ho\ 10. From Mali or Na*-al 1 1. li
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    Vessels at Taajong Pagar and Keppel Harbour.
    90 5 Wharves at which Vessels are Berthed To-day. TSUJOKG PSGSR Bwt WuiKr Bmm— Nil. Earn Wujiir Seciion I— Daily, Bharnta. t.:n Shiij;. SEcr. 1 (Shef.iw. Wharf):— Nil. Skctlon No. 2 Magmar. China. J— Terrier. Janet Nicoll. t Kajtrrhi-na Ifn— s— Nil. 8— Nil. 7—
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    LIST OF PASSENGERS.
    644 5 Passengers Outward. The folluwmy passiDocrs an espuctid t<i arrive ben by tin N.D.I, stc-amcr Vorrk. due ou November i.>. Mr. Colin Raaafofd, Mi,.- S. M. on Wyn. aaacdaa, Mlm Foal, Obb. Com. A. Peoa van AmsUl, Mr. (rottfr. H. Croii,.. Dr. aod Mm. Leicester. Mr. log <■.
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    Arrivals in Singapore.
    109 5 By tin (intlirn aptain Todd, No^ !'i Krom Sydney Mr "ininiiui aad I hirk. By tin Perak, Captain Tuner, NVn 10 Iroiu I'luauy via Port Bwettonhani: Mi Barrett. Mr. (Heady, Mr. and Mrs P .1 Sprouli l aptain Pi nv. Mrs Xi rr. Mr 11 K llditv.
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    Mail Steamer Movements.
    111 5 OgmMOoaui Mmi.. The Imperial German mail 5t,. a r v.,r. k baviag 1. ft Cokmlbo, at 7 p.m., oa the SBrd iaatant, mat i«- axpaoted t.i arrire ban to-morrow, tiie S9th ms-aiit. at daylighl OnuB) B. I. Mui. I lie B. 1. ...ntraci paokat ataaawr Tewta vita
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    Mails Close.
    114 5 Foh l'Ku Baauna Tan To-MOKROW IVnanu. Bawi-an. B*baya KcrnU 7 a.m. Bal ivia, Bourabayi ate. 1 an Saroil g m. Muar and Malacca HH Muat 2 p.m. H'kong,B'ghai. Japan A Qcrmau N, Guinua Vvreh :i 11 Ma Uougkong U'koag, B'gbai, Japan I p.m Hongkoun. Shautfhaj s->, in.m H.i'i.'M
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    Clearances.
    55 5 Nonabn fi Benkunond, Bril -n. alouttx Braid, Nor ■>, Bangkok Brouwer, Dnl rtr, Djarabu Bairn, N.m itr Bangkok Baugkijk. (>u ir. Uaugkok Bbar&tu, britt.tr Ponaog Uarv I ilca 1 51 Nur :'i Bands k 1 i -r Bril »ti Qan i. M.ir»»dW L'pce'. Hr" .tr feari^ uui D»li i
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      460 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. INDOCHINA STEAM NAY. CO.. LTD. iio himiii at tin- Coaaiaa) antiataia a 1 between c-U.-utta. Sti-aitß, j lloiigk.ii,', Khuigbai and lasaa, taking cargo 00 H :ji Bill .r Lading tor Oaotoa, Swatow, i Vmoy, 1 h. f. I'icni in, Nawohwang, TangtaM I'i.rt I .1 tin- rinlippines, 80. >l«-aiiicr>
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      798 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. OCEAN STEAM SHJP CO., LDT. AMI CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. CO.. LTD. I'lw CkimiauriH 1 sN:«n\oM arp deHpatrned fr mi Mwpool Wrtwrti forth* Strait". China an i Japaa "'very week, aai ban .Inpa'i home .v.L-'i > fat London, AaMhMMMn MM Antwerp iv, rv t rtnif;htaud fclliw Marwillex and
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      507 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. APCAR LINE STEAMERS. Tan linden. icntioned mail steamers of lh« a&ova Lino maintain a regular service betwetu I'nleutta aud Japan, isalliui; at Penang, Singa pore, Hongkom; and Shaughai cri route FLEET. Tons Comman.l.r s.H. ".IArAN" 6,800 I.Q. fJUIIII "OnrooßvAcAi.- (.600 B.H.BBMN s.s. "Arr»toos Ajeaa" -t.500 A. Stkwabt H.H.
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      469 5 STEAMER SAIUHGS. C P. M. Canadian Pacific Railway Company's Royal Mail Steamship Line. IU NVTIONAL HfQIIWAY TO KUUOI'E VIA (TUNA JAPAN, CANADA ar.d the UNITEn STATES. I Koute from Honfikonft, t Khaughai, Nafiaaaki, (Inland Sea of Japan). Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria and Vancouver, X.M.X. "Khprf-s; or India" Twin screw ?te«X.M.S. "Kmtress
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      59 5 WEATHER REPORT. baaanj K,t1,.,u H,»pih,l, ml.rr 19U7. 9 a. m. I r. 'J r. m. Hkmikks. Bar. M Knh i9.9'27 29.7'J^ 19.8U Temp 85. X M 7.5 *).O Wet Bulb Ther 7.i li 78.S 74.8 Uir of Wind.. ».w. ».w. calm «S Max. Tump *J.o J Miv |i Max. iv
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      203 5 DAY KY UAY. I hursd.n NiiM-mbtr j«. Itl^b Water. ir, pm B. I. buawward mail eVaa> > p.m. r'ootbaU. B.W.K. vM< Alhambra t'iuematograi>h Show. 7 Friday, November 29. Hit-h Water, ill a.m. Ml p.m. Municipal Commission. 2-SO. Legislative Council. MB, N. D. L. mitward mini due. Hoekay. s.c.c. tad XI.
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 28.
    1051 6 The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 28. The growth „f v;ijjran< v iv K upland lappean la be eagNaaiaa; Mm attention of ■nrinlnajati at hum.- (art saw, and. if the nil oaatiMM to spr.ad. it must also. „,it baagiaaa, laeai* the m..-t aarioaa attention of the practical politi.-an.
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    11 6 All telegrams published in this issuo are protected by Copyright Ordinance.
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    13 6 A new Tamil woekly newspaper, the Straits Herald, has been published in I'puaug.
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    21 6 By special request, the \lhambra Cinematogrstph Show will re-exhibit to-morrow and on Saturday night only, the interesting fllui entitled Living London."
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    34 6 A female Chinese lunatic died at the Asylum, last niylit, of exhaustion following acute mania. She was very violent, and had been kept manacled since her admission to tho institution, on tho Kith instant.
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    59 6 The mail motorcar from liitub duo at Kuala Kiilni on the afternoon of 20th inst. was not able to travel through as it got disabled at Suugka Dua, a distance of nine miles from Kuala Kubu. The mail was however, brought iv a gharry uext morning t>ver -1011 coolies arrived
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    15 6 HaJaBMBI thousand Haaai kcrosine arrived from Luugknt. this morning, by the British sleam..| Knh Wo.
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    20 6 The monthly meeting of the Church Work Association will be held at the Parsonage mi Wednesday next, at 4.1U1. p.m.
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    26 6 The Acting Chief Justice. Mr. A. <J. Law. and Mr. Janata* Panto will sit at 10M0 a.m.. tomorrow, la arrange the general cause list for pKneaeber.
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    31 6 At the i.gidai w.K'kly meeting ot the Kpworth League, at the Short Street Seho.il nt o'clock to night. Mr. T. Thomas will speak mi the lemiiiisccnees of h visit to Hume.
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    26 6 The native papers in Calcutta all condemn C. ltauerj«., barrister, in severe terms for a|Hi|ogisiug to the liovernment for the speeches he delivered in ISeadon Square.
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    32 6 Company baa been formed at Karachi with the object of salving the cargo and wreckage of the Nitlwdalc. The vesoc-l is said to contain valuable cargo of 15,000 >'arra mad -.1., rs.
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    29 6 The seraug of the launch Chrissie was fined at the Master Attendant's Court, this morning, tor approaching the steamer Hangkok when the latt.i was Hying the I lar.mtin. Mag.
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    34 6 The Malay Mai! hears that the veil kuow v Mich. lin Tyre Company of France has found Malayan rubber so satisfactory that it coui.iiipi.itis the pureiaMe f a rnabpr pio aettj in the Y. .>.
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    35 6 In C Mil... tiou with the C'aawl lla/.iar a diarity CtWHaataaTaael matinee will be gin n at t!i. \lt.ambra on Saturday at p.m. The ball ban been kindly lent by Mr. and MrL. KaMlkner Willis."
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    39 6 II M<s |i, ,ii,,|.|, L'aaaaia >. K. Knkine. arrived on ,i irufcw from HoutUong. this m irnini,. sh,. is \esml of v tons •^l.iini 1... I-.- iK.wei. uid carries a en w ot wai Men, v I I I n»«,
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    42 6 It is m: usual far a ttaaiuti trow Pordaad, Oiagnn. vi uriv.d iv HiaaMOtc. but such wa* the C*M tliis tuorning when the I>. n Anil. rim. .1 into |«ut. She is bound foi I'.ut >i..t with .i oarao ol wh. tt
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    40 6 The iiiNst.i > which M.n ids the origia of the liaMia Moad tir. has aot >.t imh B>l«ad. Mr. ,t. n-ni sustained a heavy 10--. al the howcrtold .th 1 1- w. re nit anwiail The botldins whs iiisiircn f..r s...i«»
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    39 6 \t in.-, tins at olebaatei ia favour ol the ■election o: i ok after ns the cathedral city ot K*s, i t. !ej'r:iu. wan reiviiisl tiom S.i \\e.tman IN mi, M.l. oaVriaa to fc.|\e tl.'««' toward, the iirapawd nUhemml.
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    45 6 \n rwMaarj meeting of th- Mnaicipal I omiuis.ion.:- will b«. held iv the Ki.i-.d Itomu ':i I -'rid.iy. at Uli p.m.. to be followed b\ h -i»,i.,l nteatfaff. should time permit. 1 'h. tgea4* disi-bse-. u.i:inn t .>t K|vcinl i lit* rrnt ...i hi irms.icted.
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    33 6 I It > s tin ipiotatiou iv Singrtp.re is *'.<> pn piciil M>ifrd:.y, it mMMM price. Miriness has b»>t'n done- to day as loßowi M,.s»i». I'.oiist^ad anl loinpany. tou«. Ml I'aterxoii, Simons si.'d Cotnpaar, Urn*.
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    49 6 Special interis 1 is a«aeiatH this year with the anunal ball niven by the LuckDow r«laa*M( l.'.ri.s whicl< marU the Jubilee of the niutinv. Pic ball is t<i numucmoratc the final ri'lii i by Sir Colin Caiupbi 11 in Novemb>r. Ik.i 7. It will take place t<> morrou uight.
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    53 6 Mr. Cleiuement H. Wragge. the uote<l a-stronomer. who is now iv Lueknow.h .•■< heen making special astrouomical observations Kith regard to the drought, in I'pper In.li.i He says that violent suustirms are aeewilag ranging over a region extending some 1J().(KKI miles, and whilsl they la9t there is no chance of
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    60 6 To such a paaa has the burTulo famine como. say> a BHaMfi to the Telegraph, that mi. eu gaunt ami miserable specimens were taken from N. V>rk s chief park, bundled into crates, aud dcs|itt.-h. .1 to Oklahoma by train. Th.ir purpo.se in life will licucefortii let i raise large
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    73 6 Chew K..h Kaw, who had a previous conviction, was sentenced to *i\ mouths rigorous iinpri-oa nt. by the S.coml Magis tr.tte. Mi. C. f. J. Cieeu. yesterday, tor theft of a bicycle from Teo Kirn Kuan, employed by Messrs. Howarth Krskiu. and Com; any. UiaituA Tlit; bicycle was I i-<;overi(l..\st
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    99 6 K\orbitHiit prices for the loau of carriages weri' demand*; I hy owners tt livery stables iv Kiu^kok during the festivities in honour of the it turn of the King of Siam. Instances are known where |>ersons have ottered Ticals 20, :Mi aud even 4(1 for hackney carriages, and just at
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    103 6 The Jai>ant'HO taleut for imitation and counterfeiting lias led to their floodiuc the h*r Kastern markets with spurious Knrop.au products. Tonkin in particular Ims become f-SJ?" S-*. r c p uutolft il P i articles of food. The other day a Chinese storekeeper at Ha.nl.ong offered for sal,, a quantity
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    Social and Personal.
    446 6 The X.v. Henry K.urin.j baa 1,..,, nppoiuUd to th.: Bishopric ol Pmoa. Mr. A. h. Peck. Kuala Kumfpmt, pointed Collector of Lind Itevi-ntie, TaipinK Mr. H. C. K. Zaaharia* Se<:r.)tary to the Planters' Association of Malaya, is ill with fever. Mr. H. Whiteside has been offered th.post
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    Special Harbour Police.
    41 6 The Hoarding Otlicers aie Unit; ftwocn ill today «s s|K'cial police. Tin- will euible them to l>e of assisi.Tiice in cmeig.iu.} ou vessels iv the harh mi. where now tiny are unable to act thiwngtl lack nl authority.
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    Kuala Lumpur Death-rate.
    39 6 Parian o. toUr. ITT itallin w. re recorded iii Kuala Lumpur, as compared with J'ls iv the previous month. K .rty thru ot th. di'lths were due to lev, I P.rri i>.ri nhowed a marlieil increase.
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    One Summer's Day.
    77 6 Meiiili. is „t the SinyaiH.re Vmatriir Ura matie Committee, ulio are |.r. ..lmin- II Ksmouils oomedy One Summer-. |«aj al the Teutoiiia Cluh on Deoetllber 7 and 1 I |Mi formed before a f. Iri. n.l. la«l pvrainf and gave promise ot :iehie\ my great MWif* next
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    Bangkok Ice War Ended.
    119 6 The end of Urn rnauJrnV iaa «.ir has 1 B bnajM about by the Hanykok Man iuj; Coiupauy. Limited, liuviug ci Mpleted its negotiations for the parohane of the v hole .>i the ice plant of the Siaiu Electricity i jiu pauy. l.imiteil. In selliny out
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    119 6 Tin- Itc-ident of Timor mitmi under data, Noveuiho l.i, tlie result of military oi>enitions against the Tillage at Kolbaoo arbwe, roccntly. :i detachment of tuiops wendrugneii and cut olf. A flying column was in actiou on Wow ber St. mid lost oui' killed and five u.mudiil. Th. t -ueiuy ore
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      109 6 Amstel Lager Beer, lOST Q,"U"A.ItT BOTTLES. £*T SEVEN and a HALF ?*r* !ALDBECK,MAGGREGOR&Co., Sole Agents J. Trayers^&jons, Ltd. 7. D" Almeida Street. AGENTS for r GENERAL ELECTRIC Co., Ltd., 1 1 LONDON. Some Good Points about ARROL JOHNSTON cars K. "N'i >n U: ih tin 8 ttiah i' in Twice!
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    SOWING THE WIND.
    246 7 AMERICAN BANK PRESIDENTS REAPING THE WHIRLWIND. Crop of Suicides. MINING BROKERS DESPERATE DEED. Financial Situation Improving. IKkitkh'.s Tat nan >■ London. N,,v, wfcerW. It is re|...ui d i.-i.m Neil that Mr. .i.nkins. President of tin JenkinaTnmtOom. p.iny.ioii.-eiiiiiu., which the \tt.. HP) dnieral sHidiecently tlial evidence nt criminal
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    REFERENCES TO BERESFORDSCOTT INCIDENT.
    92 7 Appeal by Parliamentary Secretary. !'.KI 1 Xli- Tl LK.iUAjI I don. November 27, Mr. Kdmnnd Hi-bert»on, Parliamentary I Secretar] to tin Admiralty, vpeaking to Mm Itnndee, reft rred to .the Rerenford Scott incidi nt. aud Raid that the -icalUd fend in till Nay; waa doe Io
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    DEATH OF LORD BATTERSEA.
    199 7 Kk. m.'s Tbleobiii l. km. So»< uibet tth is n port< d M Uml cuter-, i The kcoiianrl pur was Utter known twent} en- ;ij;.i a- yril Flower, one of the best -looking linn ill the House of CommonHe was a Liberal iv politics and v
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    COTTON QUOTATION.
    17 7 (Dm 0.-i isiuisi -UK Llo\h Tsuamutl Iterliii. November '27. The ijuotation for cotton is ti.lo.
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    PREMIER STARTS FOR BIARRITZ.
    27 7 ißmutkk's Tklkoram] London. November JM. sir Henry Campbell Itaunerman hati st.irte<l tor l'.iarrit/. where he is going to rest from his political work.
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    A FOOLISH RUMOUR.
    65 7 [Dkr Ostasiatischf Lloyo Tklboram| Merlin. Novemher ft. 'I he Mexican < iovernmeiit denies the iiimouru i." in American newspapers' that Japan has asked for a naval coaling .tation •vi the West Coast of Mexico. A lew pimaH sine it was reported at Shanghai that the United States
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    DUMA AND CZAR.
    21 7 (DBS OST*»UTIBCH« LLOYD TlLtOKAll] Berlin, November 27. The Duma has adopted a mo-t patriotic jiddress to UM C/ar.
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    F.M.S. TIN RETURNS.
    679 7 I'ahang Consolidated Company's First Shipment. IFkom Oik Ows (.01:1:1 -ioxuk.nt. l Lipis, November Iff. The I'ahang tin output continues to de. crease. At the lad of September la»t. it was 1,610 pi,-uls li -s than tin- figure lor the corravpuadinß p riod ok IBoS,aaa at the aad
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    BATAVIA PRESS PROSECUTIONS.
    273 7 it -eem- that the object ot the In— pro ■Oration* at Batavia is not no mm li m |i inish the editor- t..r the uo»utliorwed publication of -e.lt t I io\ el 1111 lent dor 11 11. 1 lit- .1- fel gpt at the un in, of
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    Tramcar Fatality.
    78 7 Klore I'okara. the .Icvm-ss who was struck by a tramcar on the IMb instant, in Selegie Uoad, and sustained a fracture of the collar bone and numerous l-r.iises, di. d from shock following the accident, yesterday, at her home at IM -J I'.eneooleu Strci t. whence she was
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    Batu Tiga Planters' Association.
    79 7 A meetiug of liatn Tign planters was held in the Snngei Kehy-ini hungiilow on Friday laft, when it Ml .lecided to fm vi a Itatu Tiga district PUatata' Ast-eciation. The otlicers of the new Asso. iation were elected as follow: Chaii man. Mr. C. llenly Hon.
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    Rubber Market.
    156 7 AN EXPERT'S PREDICTION ON FUTURE PRICES. Improved Demand for Plantation Rubber. (FaOM Oi K Own Ciii:iiks|'iiM>kst.i London, November 27. I'lantatiou rubber is in ratlin better demand in the London Market. I'ara rubber is ipioted at 'is. 4d. Mr. Tar bet estimates thnt. notuitli-t.ind ing the present depression, the
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    FAILURES IN SINGAPORE.
    548 7 Unusually Long List of Cases Before Mr. Justice Fisher. The bankruptcy list with which Mr. Justice Kisher hail to deal, toda\. m uuns'.ially long oue. but a MMMPf of the applications wile postpomd. A nveiving order was mad. IftaiaiA Chop Ho Watt for a MiaM debt due
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    A PLUCKY ACT.
    194 7 European Rescues Two Coolies From Drowning. A splendid case of pluck is rejiorted from Tort Dickson. The other day, accoidiag to our Kuala I .uiiip'ir contemporary, whilst some coolies wen- ri pairing the pier under the iuperviaioa of their foiein»u. .Mr. Hngan, junior, three of them fi
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    Arab Club Case.
    65 7 The case for th<- p!aiutiff, in the Arab Club dispute, was hui-licd. yesterday afternoon, I and Mr. Fort, for hub of the defendentß, argued that no MM had been made out, anil a-1.. -i that the claim be dismiss* d. He rais<d Bevernl poiuts of law to
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    King and Army.
    1915 7 HIS MUESTY ADDRESSES THE LORDS LIEUTENANT. 'New Duties and Responsibilities Imposed. (rii"M <)i Ows C.'ouisKsroNHKNr.) I. >n. November I. Dariag Mm long reign of Queen Victoria' it was never the aaataaj for the Sovereign to take any part in political movement-, of the day. Former Kings and
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    Gharry Accident.
    40 7 Mr. Webster's pony ran away in l'riuscp Street, this morning, and landed the gharry in the drain and the syce on terra tirma. The pony then broke loose anil i leaned. Mr. W.bster esc;i|H.il iujury by hastily alighting.
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    St. Andrew's Ball.
    68 7 The following is the programme of dances bt St. Andrews Itall Extra Waltz; 1, Caledonians; t, Waltz; :i. Lancers; 4, Walt/; .">. RUkaMBM Keel; ti, Walt/; 7, Straths)*)- ami Keel (Foursome! Supper danves 1, Itaru Dauee; 2, Walt/ l'olka; 4. Waltz. U Waltz IS, Caledonians 11. Waltz
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    Opium in the Philippines.
    159 7 A correspondent, signing himself Fair play," h.n nig written to the Manila Times defending the opium habit, that jourual contends that the vice robs the States of that effort whicb creates wealth anddimini shus production." It also denies that if opium smoking is prevented by law
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    THE BRITISH A
    109 7 IMPROVEMENT IN THE HEa OF THE MEN. India the I'nhcalthlcst Station. |Hkutxk's Tklkhham London. November 2H. The annual report on tin- British Aimv, '<intaiuin<{ the Mi ihral ltip<it, (bowl h H«uir.il improvement in nil direotioaa, doc mainly to iiiiprov <-l MUliteUcNi ami laro, y to till) ini'ii'iisf
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    MOTOR FATALITY.
    76 7 General Colvile's Death Due to Excessive Speed. IKkutkh's huMil I.Hlll. November M. The iniiucst into the gMMi (if tin 'l.'.itli oi Majordeneral Sir. Henry Culvilli- brought nut the fact that Hrn ieMMed oilier was riding his motor cycle at an NHaaafora aaaad liencral Sir Henry liawlinson. boat motor
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    COLLIERY DISASTER IN NORTH OF ENGLAND.
    26 7 Kkitkh's Tki.ki.ham UaiM, November J/ Five imii wen killed and eleven injured in a eolliciy ualaaion at VVhitehavon, iv Cumlicrland.
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    PRUSSIAN PROPOSALS IN POLAND.
    53 7 I)«k Ohtamatihcuii liiirnr Tniiiii Berlin. N.^.mlM-r L' 7. The pro|>osals uf MMPrWMtaa < .vi rniiieut with regard to I'.iland inclnde the expen li tun- „f ;c.o.ikxi.iki.i mark* br the expropria timi iif i states iii I'li-tu lad Wi-tiin ProMM in order ti) carry .>!it airiu^cmeiits for
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    THE KAISERS HEALTH.
    59 7 I)KK OsTASIArisCHK LIoYK fUMIH H. s liv. V.v,i,il,ei 27. l>r. lllxTfj. who was in attendance upon tin- Kiu|K.-ror WBHhi whan b is Mdhribfl tltm catarrh. NBMta tint Hi-. M-i-i-iy mada h goed recovery, and tint tin l'iniouis that tht: K'nperor is aaatettag from la> :i\ Mid HI
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    CARING lOR THE SICK.
    455 7 Singapore Not Yet Developed a Love of Nursing. In an in tn 1. in Tba Nananfl Time*, deal ing with hospitals in Htßgwm and Singapore, Mr. I. .1. Wood says ill tUll({apara Singapore, is the capital ol tli- Straitx Set tloMata, ami i- on a small
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      FINE EXHIBITION OF FOOTBALL ON ESPLANADE.
      896 8 Ura\s Betircci SC.C. and R.G.A. It i- m idou. DIM has ■|ioi;uiiity ol witn,~-ine so lim .in aJiilriti >t football J is that given ou the BapUnndc last rvcoiag a by tbe >.t C. and tin li.(i V., iv oonnoction 1 ith tin Hingapon
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      Singapore Association shield.
      35 8 .ur' 1,',.",'."',',;';""?„1 i"' Mi i"- oi the SUiel.l lourm „t 1 s '"K :i l"" v tt mli i V.M.C.A H>, I. I I 0 1.. (I II II I) II I
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      Notes in General.
      23 8 Memben ot tin s.v.A. KitU CM an nformed that nnifonn mcnt !>< worn fen the \U;n 1> CompeUtiOß on Satnnlty nest.
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      Swimming.
      40 8 I he SwtaNniag Club. The -team huweb Arsp »ill leave -Mil ittoa'i Pier Cor Uu Club llungalow ou sunday the Ist ;ir..\ ,al T. and lllii.in "J.iiO and 3.80 p.m. returning at 7-40 and a.m. M.13, :i and p.m.
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      Lawn Tennis.
      56 8 V.M.C.A. lOurnament. The V.3LC.4 mo boMing Toniiia ■|\iiiiii.uiii nt. and tin lirst pfftT will lie played uo December 1 on tin dub oourta All playcrn are reqaeatecl t" ii«>ti tliat (ho lianuioap and the dates for playing are ported ui> the oluh board at tbe¥.M.C.A. No otlwr not
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      Polo.
      55 8 Indian Championship. The lint ootrion lor the Indian I'ulu Vwiuctatioa L'banipioiisliip tournament which oiiiuii iil-i- in i 'alcntta mi I oouibi i !1H ukwod .in tin r.'tli iii-tiiut. The Anal entries done „n hi.-, mini Tlic iiitius arc: Istli MuHnarn, I'atiala. tlir 17th Lancers, .i'.ith Central India Hone .mil
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      Croquet.
      83 8 Ladies' lawn Tennis Club. TkcfoUowmg w.isth. rv«iltufy< t..■!..>play m tin Cruqutt tournament it Oh I. .i'li' I,.l'a n Tennis I'lub IK.I BL»>. Kin vi Mi tad M:- 1.,,, ii Mi -i iv.l. i mil Mi. v.i.1,. unflniidied. n\Mil'\-Mir. Mr-. l.:iu lv.it Mi Hill ill by I*. l"iii|iin- Mrs.MouU H<
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      FINED FOR GAMBLING.
      297 8 Player Pawns Wearing Apparel to Pay a Debi. I 4 ._.iiu-; I'liauu Touy aud ip Iwmi. of Uoiix !in .iki tilj ,i. S I'M V Xcil i; >„ i witbthi iutuutiun of committing tlieft. which wm begun before .i Bench -i-tiiii: "t Menn Michell mil inb-oii. mi
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      Quiet St. Andrew's Dinner.
      95 8 Till i. Will l>. i> Itu ictr- I at St. Andrew's Dinner, at Calcutta, .1- tin Imp. rial Force* toast ha- been ri t o it, and lliat of the Gue»Ucomet earlier in blteeveniufi ami will havi: .c cbanue vi bciu^ lieard. >h Harvey Admmoii ban
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      louring India and Ceylon.
      90 8 It in uud< rstood that the Uittilu „i th. dv cussion Jii the construction of the ship e.iual tlironyii tl island of K.uneswarauj. which ih project* MMMotad with the oomiog i liauKe ol railway taaSe betweon Imlia and t eylon, is now uearly si -tiled. Tin-
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      To Fight Japan !
      108 8 To Fight Japan UV»lori „1 l| 1( N, U I <||k S,HI lutj oiedcBpaU.li ol Uie Atlantic M,,t to the i a. ill, i~ most pronounced. I i. .1u11,, li..i.l!,n.st,Kitli,, oruliumuini, 1,«larint( '"".i that jooroal we 1,-an, Ui»t in-"■''-^tiMiy|.n; 1 ,u ilith llxi Yai.Ul».il, in .mil rim ami .i lll)all|
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    Popularity of Beer.
    826 8 REVIEW Ol THE VICISSITUDES IN DRINK. |KkoM tli i: Own CiHUUMPOXIH 1 i I. Million Nuwiiiber I. At tlu pit -..ni in, mi. nt. a Boat imi \|'ii ttU ■ovc i» being nude by a fonnidabli numb** ofaNtHoal usauMUunurs a limue in n-i>rct to drink. By til
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    36 8 lin V'crj Rev. I athci .1. Mem ivrier, Vicar-General, Ktraita sutlcuu ut-. and Vicar of tbe Charon, of Uu VMumption, IV aang, ratuiuul to tin Northern Settlement from Singapore by tnc wtoaiuur Thonswa on Monday. I
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    The Opium Trade.
    158 8 The >"iii ty lot the- Bafttfcaaioa ol 1. 1 ii|,in.,i Trade bm ruoaaily lull n eontoraawa to take -tork of the ptaMat situation. We •-liould have thought (aaya th<- U and i C. Kxpnssi that tin- im-uilx rs wooM b»W ban ill I stat< ot jubilation. and
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      416 8 LATEST AOVEKTISKMfiNTS. THE PUSING LAMA TIN MINES. LIMITED. v I in.il Divid nd of tUxprnoe i» r Share on MuouHt -i pistil- foe year waMngJnn :;o. I'.xiT (Baaldaa! IS t"i tin >"""■'• i., tm declared payable in Lund i Moroni i> r :i". and will |<aid lv Local aha* :.,1.
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      290 8 Mn kittle tif <So, Jbtd. GRAND XMAS. BAZAAR. OONT 'sipiin- purchasing your ClitMtinan Pn •nt ami* \< I 3UY AT ONCE ;l1 li llsl N ""i v I|i K STOCK 'its boon rury can illy clx .vitli a viow to uffcriu^ intiiiitu irit-iy. eatculati I to i i wriptton ti
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      83 8 BOARD AND LODGING. uu. or taw room I m.,,, rt I cn^ssssr-A^L.' s-a MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Moth i; is iu:ui.n on 1:- foUowing paraoa ha- b» a< mdidati breUoti a .1 Mao oi| •ionat forth,. Roohor<Mo I) Wa. 10l Ihto Ifanieipality, at tha aleotiou to b Tuesilay, Dap— ibai 8, 1907
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    COMMERCIAL.
    53 9 n 1907. PRODI CE. 7.11 10 V) n Black w Brunei No. 4r 4 5 HH Ttpioca r-- C 741 ce. FU^_ jg- i« it '50 excHANoe. 4 .4 I! 4 I 4; >•♦ I T T ...17! M i T. T 141 i 114 141 .i r« r
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      MINING.
      334 9 f:rms 3 OfeflM -.--.r.otd H-.nb«r of luzt Paid V».-e ap to 1907 1901 190A 1907 1901 ■.iOt :xa 190« 190< 1*06 .90-5 L«M 1904 Ml :wo .>:■< .t»9 1300.000 woc.ooc CM £***** f, £60.000 £100.000 150.000 £***** »4-W 000 t I £-j:.ooc £10C.OOC £40.00C 2.5OO.OIX, lo.ooc tn »*50 00C
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      RUBBER.
      292 9 law MM K i t I-JOO.OOC t- II fU t-. ai MM.0M to x.. £30.000 I i 1103.000 Hi m £61 000 r.i: >:< 50C :oo (Ml HI *:-<; :<:«: i. I I L~- < CM US m.m i MM <>jC t.- U -•< 93. SCO I v>: 7.000
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      GENERAL.
      83 9 i M > m j .a a too: MO m -y. r.i' «:j.5 5. t. •:oo I1M I .jo i IIO i I M M M ic li i:v I i i I t. Be .3 JL3M-: But -.1 z Lad *>■■=*•■■- Lv.. Boawnt y.: m rm K»:<! Br:lr«ri
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    DEBENTURES.
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      49 9 THE STRAITS TRADING COMPANY. LIMITED. I i D Reward $500. J\.i abovr reward wiH be -aid for information ieading th. arrest cf LIM SIEW HOCK, late cashier of Trading C:>ropan> Holland. Last *eer> or. S.ptembcr 7. at noon, in Singapore. Fboto^raph may be s«.en at th< Centra! Police Station.
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      40 9 THE STRAITS TRADING COMPANY, LIMITED. i So. 1 [SOS. auTrmdinj POLICE ORDERS. sde sEono: BE RI fHE IFFIC ON THE SDBEWS v 9t Mi Si I North ma-: i H.i... It ticket- by i the i aber* on I IS
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      55 9 THE ROBINSON PIANO Co.. Ltd. SPECIALISTS IN HIGH-CLASS ANO RELIABLE PIANOS AND ALL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Qualit*. i■ Price*. iAme m thoae in Burop I Wit PiamPlaier- HMg tnist Tuning. T Talking Machines k from 9 Via T LnTitc Ito ha I mi <yZT^~— ii^^^^^^ tZ^**l CONTAINS The Richest Milk on
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      105 9 K.A.J. Chotirmall Co. v v T r jewellers and Silk Heredants. Nos. 51 52, High Street JC9T CStACOtD E\ I H. SILK GOODS AND GOLD JEWELLERY CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. Also CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR CARDS Kame Co., 23, HIGH STREET, HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM JAPAN XMAS AM' NEW YEAR CARDS, I
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    HAUNTED HOUSE MYSTERY.
    313 10 Ghastly Discovery in a Dilapidated Building. Considerable ■enwtfoa wb* caused on Si mii Ixi 7 in the Jarabagan Hection of fal< itta when the body erf v Bengali was found in vacant bout* in 127, Cotton Street. Tin m the tragedj i- ntaatod in it alnrn and
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    The Baby Worlds of the Solar System.
    122 10 Prod am Bunchißfer, in the AattoaoniiHche Kacbricbteo. givei tame interesting iparticalan a* to th.- erer-growing rwara ;..f nnall planet* tliat occupy the 880.000.000 [mile* space w parating id' orkita ol M.t:t.nul .lupiti r. I j to June of thin yeu between 900 and
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    Terrible Crime at Nagasaki
    223 10 w. it :i from the N.ilm-iKi l'r. that .1 run.' w.v~ committed at Takira it Hirado, Nagasaki kea. on October linis i•• 1 l woman aged 30) and two children. It appear* that the (toman nnliceuned 1 11.1111. .i 1 I A it v. ry difficult
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    Squeaky Boots.
    119 10 Cariooti rerulatioai mm ma.le by Pro (eawr Heury B. Procter at tin- third annual oontereaee of Ibe National Kul.ration of Hoot and Sli.k Hi tailirs Ass, K iations at l.»"l IIn the diai .is-i,,n which .-iism-d. Prefeaaot Procter was ask.-.| if h« i.iuld i-xplaiu tinguk .if ih«' ■qnnaking
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    Judges Who Might Retire.
    122 10 I* .'I .liistic. Xi Dnedy, who receatl; com. 1 1 1 yeai .1 iudicial service, is one 01 mix oouopanU u( tlie b. ncli who are l*«>Hion. 1 1 Jurtioc VaiiKlian Willianm. Sii 1 11 BarneH, Mr 1 lirantham, Mr. Jnrtico Kekewicli an I -li Juaticn
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      24 10 AHRACTIVE AUCTION SALE XXMIOO fxSUk ROBBBB THEES, I OWHM on.- yi,,, Iln ,l B lillf IMpk 1 U», C-Juni' sham, Clark H Co.. 1
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      548 10 BANKING COMPANIES. HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-UP CaPI I. \f t10.000.000 RESERVE FUND:— Sterling Reserve »10,000.000 i ,21, 21 7 )0 qqc Silver Reserve »11.750,000f Rowrve Liability jf Proprietors 110.000.000 COURT OF DIRECTORS. O. H. Medhnrst, Esq.— Chairman. Hon Mr. Honrv Kesv. ick.— Deputy Chairman. A. Fuchß, E»q/ A.
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      659 10 BANKING COMPANIES. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. I Capital £HOO.(HH) 1 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £800,000 Reeorve Fund £1.075,000 BANKERS. Bank ol England. National Bank of Scotland. I'be London City a Midland Bank. Ltd. SINOAPORE BRANCH. Carrent Accounts are opened and interest allowed at
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      483 10 INSURANCE Companies, i LANCASHIKE INKItRANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. ROW V .in-!. IN THE ROYAL INSURANCE CO., FIRE LIFE. INVESTED FUNDS £12,500.000 POWELL A Co.,- Agenti, ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. mUI AND LIKE, TOTAL FUNDS £13,500,000. tbi i ak..k-t riRB ornci in tbe «oaio>. BOUSTEAD <* Co.,— Apmu. LONDON AND LANCASHIRE FIRE
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      622 10 SALES BY AUCTION. LAND AUCTION. VAU'ABLK 99<i TEABB' LRABBHOLO TOWS BUILDINO LAND. CIIKANO HOBO LIM BTBEET, At Mi--srs. 11. L. Oatalea i C \,*t Bali ra eat, 4 iiml B, BeaV* I'lace. Mnmlmj. December !>, ,it tM p.m. Thirteen parcels of Valuable Shop. house lots co nprised in Lea-i.-s Nis.
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      596 10 SALES BY AUCTION. er AUCTION SALE ar ABOUT 2,100 TONS JAPANESE COAL. at 1 iMJOMd !•.».<; vk. i-/ iil'ty. ln.i r S, ut p.m. About -2.W.) lam Me. I, Ti|iani Coal To b. 5.1.l fur mv ..f eoao raed. H. L. Coghlan 6" Co.. Licen<...l aastiaaai n *<*' .■■ndSurv-y.r*. AUCTION
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    Man and Motorman.
    1152 11 STRIKING DENUNCIATION OF UTENT HUMAN NATURE. Outrageous Similes on Motoring. lly KttonMM i- meant tin- latt lit. un-tirr.d p.- it of liuniHii iiHtnrt'. tli.it is evolved hide..u-U iMil.cii in every person who poesessM molar-ear; a creature, ball human, halt inhuman, who suddenly ap|»ars ■S tin- <■■Mipl.iii.nt of
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      259 11 Argyll Motor Cars.^ 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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      27 11 SPECIAL UNITED EVANGELISTIC SERVICES will be bi i ;n PBEBBVTEHIAN (.111 Kill Oivl.uid U ...I. Monday, December 2, Friday. December 6. PREACHER BISHOP W. F. OLOHAV.iD 0
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      260 11 Local Motor Car Agencies. ARROL-JOHNSTON (Motor Cars II Motor Lorries. It CENTRAL ENGINE WORKS. Agents. WE HAVE BEEN APPOINTED SOLE AGENTB FOR STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, NETHERLANDS INDIES. FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND BIAM, FOR THE FAMOUS MOTOR CAR WORKS OF PAXH »RD LEV4SSOK Si CO. CaUl<xjn««, Prioe Lists. References, etc., on application.
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      269 11 TUe ■NUMBERS Again WON The HEAVY TOURING CAR RACE. See accounts in the Home Papers. il Borneo Company, Ltd. MM PHOSFERINE 1 Tk« Greatest all Tonlaa. 1 I mAOIMTMB I* ALT*. I I r A hnw, Lartaa, I I U Bail* tmvtm. t Wammmmmmmmmmmm CRUSHED FOOD. TRY II AND YOU
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      589 12 Scale of Charges. PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS.— MIsoeI l»a«ons Wants o( Every Description, Houses, food, etc to let, are inserted at the following r»»e» One Insertion I 1.20 per inch. Two i.OO Three 2.80 Six fi.2o Nine 6.40 Twelve 7.20 Twenty. five 10.00 (Each subsequent month 13 per Inch.) The above n>te
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      537 12 ARTICLES FOR SALE. Kins :-Ponr I.mot, on* or tw 'iiriw Br tin inch, ••< ScuU o( CL TURNOUT FOR SALE A Mail PbMtoa in good order pair o( Australian horses, and doable haruesn a handsome turnout. r 1995 Apply to W. C. NIBLETT. EN6INE FOR SALE One New Gasoleuc bgM.
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      1302 12 ANTHROL. A PKESEKVATIVE AGAINST WHITE ANTS, DRY ROT, ETC. Antlm-1 luis nil the qualities of other wood preservatives, but Ht a much lower coit. price $iB2O(iALLON.i B 20(iALLON. Syme Co., AgelltB TO LET. No. 4. PriDC« Street. Apply, PATERSON. BIMONB CO., Lti>. cSOSI OFFICE TO LET. Lately occupied by Messrs.
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      891 12 THE EASTERN SMELTING COMPANY, LIMITED. Incorporated under the Companies Ordinance. IHS'.I, of the Strnits Settlements. CAPITAL $1,500,000. DIVIDED INTO 150.000 SHARESiOF $10 EACH. 25,000 Shares are now ottered for Subscription at par, payable $1 per Share on Application. £2 per Share on Allotment. and tiV balance on the 28th day
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