The Straits Times, 3 November 1909

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    13 1 The Straits Straits. NO. 23.107 SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 3. 1909. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      145 1 OUR XMAS TOY DISPLAY INCLUDES ALL THE Latest Toy Models. INSTRUCTIVE AND MECHANICAL TOYS IN GREAT VARIETY. DULLS, GAMES AND XMAS NOVELTIES ON SHOW. ffow KATZ BROTHERS, Ld. HARIMA HALL Cinematograph, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. TO-NIGHT 1 New Pictures. K. HAR MA, Sole Proprietor. THRONYCRQFT'S MOTOR BOATS AND MOTOR ENGINES Of
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      276 1 ROBINSON CO. TUP Mfff^- 1 DATCftIT THE jyjuffiftu^--^ PATENT CRICKET BAT. The FORCE will drive the ball a greater distance than any ether bat in existence. In cutting," the ball rebound* off the bat like lightning. The peculiar resiliency of the handle is obtain d by the insertion of rubber
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      174 1 GRAND HOTEL DE L'EUROPE Tuesday, ffovember 9. SPECIAL DINNER To Celebrate the Hiitl.day of HIS MAJESTY THE KING-EMPEROR. Monsieur Reverger's Orcbcstia will pay a Ftlect repertoire of the Lotaai London Music during Dinner and on the Illuminated Promenade Roof after Dinner. Lime Juice Soda. AN IDEAL TROPICAL DRINK. INVIGORATING EXHILARATING
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    Cunard Chairman.
    658 2 CAREER OF COTTON SHIPPING MAGNATE. The Late Mr. William Watson. After an illness of some weeks, Mr. William Watson, chairman of the Cunard Line and also of the Royal Insurance Company, died at bis residence, Lanceljn, Spital, Cheshire. Mr. Watson was seized with a paralytic attack early in
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    IMPROVEMENT IN MAPS.
    261 2 Errors being Eliminated to a Large Degree. In the current issue of The Scottish Geographical Magazine, Mr. Bernard Cahill delivers a strong attack on the principles followed in Mercator's projection, and brings forward a ptoposal for a plane map in which the more significant of Mercator's errors
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      247 2 lodkUte. Prevents the attacks of White Ants, Dry Rot, Teredo Navalis and Decay in all kinds of Timber. At the same time it stains the wood A HANDSOME WALNUT COLOUR. Estate Bungalows built of soft woods will last for many years without attention, if the timber is "JODELITED." ONE GALLON
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      237 2 I BOVRIL Everyone should k«wp botue or Bovril In the House). It la so handy for Impromptu meals. Invalid cookery, and tasty dishes. Made lit a minuto. IgV-^ ggj£% C^' t atonal, jj£ /the Ear* x^x Other MEMORY IS THE FOUNDATION of knowledge, experience, and success. The man with a
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      40 2 MUSCULAR PAINS. Hundreds of testimonials could be famished showing the great pain-relieving power of Chamberlain's Pain Balm in cases of muscular rheumatism, lameness or soreness of the muscles from any cause. It is for sale by all Dispensaries and Dealers.
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      689 2 SKINSCMP HMRIHNDS Cleansed Purified and Beautified by CUTICIA SOAP The constant use of Cuticura Soap, assisted when necessary by Cuticura Ointment, not only preserves, purifies and beautifies the skin, scalp, hair and hands, but prevents clogging of the pores, the common cause of pimples, blackheads, inflammation, irritation, redness and roughness,
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      381 2 Howarth Erskine, Ltd. CIVIL, MECHANICAL ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS, IRON ft BRASS FOUNDERS, BOILER MAKERS, BRIDGE BUILDERS GENERAL CONTRACTORS. SOLE AO-EITTS FOR, Worthington Pump Co.'s Patent Pumps Pulsometer Engineering Co.'s Pulsometer Pumps Robey and Co.'s Portable Engines aud Machinery Richard Hornsby and Son's Oil and Gas Plants Waygood's Lifts and Hoists Robert
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    Dover To-Day.
    619 3 FACTS ABOUT GREAT NATIONAL HARBOUR. An Immense Engineering Work. Tbe Prince of Wales declared open the great new harbour at Dover, on October It, Messrs. Code, Son, and Matthews, surveyed Dover Bay for tbe Admiralty in 1895. and prepared tbe plans for tuc stupendous harbour, the contractors for
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    SILENT AS THE SPHINX.
    341 3 Wooden Man's Strange Behaviour lo Court. Barnaley people are interested id a wcoden man who figured in the dock, a mere automaton, whoflu only signu of life were that be moved and breathed. Though 6ft. 4in. liiuli, be refused to say a word. His name is
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      278 3 /^wK, lifebuoy /-i"JjJMpL Royal Disinfectant A^-UmSp^ Soap is a practical A §Jj MwZM\ precaution for the J^^ fWmm^^^^' nealth of man Sjl/y^k I wornan or child. Is m/^tS^—^Stx s P ec a "y su ta e or Ait j£)ljV *^l I warm climates. r\ -A'/^JWa KtbP> THii UOl>\ IN T^^/l/
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      3 3 SKIN S asSOFTas
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      413 3 P\ I lal H TCIJ| tjjft xestlS W»y» rjaj MILK BM H^B B il JB J >^ -j. Those who use NESTLES FOOD for Infants and Convalescents place their trust in a standard article favorably regarded by the Medical Profession for upwards of 35 years. Being partly composed of milk,
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      32 3 Removal Sale Messrs. GOSLING CO will offer this week their stock of V Briars, Meerschaums, Tobaccos, at greatly reduced prices. A few lines in Cheap Wines and Spirits will also be offered.
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      383 3 The NE^RENCHREJEDY TRADE flu* mnewfut .md hij-htv MM rrm<Nt\ tr *hr i Contin.nUl H.. l,v k,.nnl. ROMU, |..bm. ■Mlghl n a m«lti nr ol 'hr Uml, »nJ ipftaMU t nn; UUwvto oaployed. THERAPION No 1 |M ti:nr. oiliaa irw »U\v ontv, NMKI all Jit < hunt! i ffrvtuatlv Mipcrsct'ini; lota
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      743 4 STEAMER BAILIHCB, P. 0. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. For Chins., Japan, Penanc. Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Hills of Lading issued tor Ohina r last, Persian Gulf, Continental, and American Ports. Steamers will leave Singapore on or about MAIL LINES. Outward (for Ohina) Aasaye Nov
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      630 4 STEAMERS SAILING. N.Y.K JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. LTD. Two regular Bervioe* are maintained between JAPAN amd BUROPB by tbe Company's well-known TWIN-SCREW STEAMERS. nndtr Mail Contract with the Imperial Japanese Government, specially designed tor tbe Company's Bnropean Service, lighted throughout by Electricity, provided with oxcullont accommodation for First and Second
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      837 4 STEAMER 3AILIHBB. STOOMVMRT-lUATSCNMTU (STEAMSHIP COMPANY) NEDERLAND." FORTNIGHTLY MAIL BERVIOE BETWEEN JAVA AND AMSTERDAM VIA SINGAPORE. SABANO. COLOMBO PORT SAID, GENOA, ALGIERS AND TANGIER; AND LISBON, DOVER, OCCASIONALLY. Steamers are due on or about the undermentioned dates: oetwiao. Bo«aw»»D 1909 1909 Orotius Nov 6 K. Willem II Nov 6 K. Willem
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      608 4 STEAMER SAILINGS HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE. HAMBURG. The steamers of this Company maintain a regular service between Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, and Rotterdam, and the Straita, China and Japan. Homewards, they are despatohed fortnightly for tlavre and Hamburg and onoe a month for Bremerhaven direct, willing at Penang aud Oolombo. Taking cargo
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      771 4 STEAMER SAILIWQB N. D. L. Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen. IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE. The fast and well-known mail ateamer* 1 this Company sail fortnighty from Brenvn, Hamburg, via Rotterdam, Antwerp. 6oath»mrton, Gibraltar, Genoa, N*plea (oooneotl< a Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria, and vioe vernal Port Said, Suez, Aden, Colombo, Penang, Singapore, Hongkong Shanghai,
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    DAILY TIME TABLE.
    187 5 FIXTURES. Wednesday, November 3. High Water. 2 '2 a m., 1 H p.m. P. and O. homeward mail due Birilidav <>l Emperor of Japan. Chinos V M. O. A. opening, 8.15. liaiijm inn < 1 nicely Co., 9. Albambra Cinomato^raph. Harima Cinematograph. Maryborough Cinomatograpli l'aris Cinematograph. Thursday,
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    236 5 To-Dit. Penang and Colombo Hakata Mara 3pm l'euaug aad Deli Hebe 3 pm K. Pahang, Pektu, Kuantan and Tringganu Aiog Liontf 8 pm Jlitu Pahat Men* 3 pm Malacca, Port Dickson, Port Swettenham and Teluk Anaon Kinta 8 pm K. Pabang, Ptk»n, Knau'.iii. Triugiiauu aud Kelaotin Will
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    Mail Steamer Movements.
    53 5 The P. aud O. homeward mail stoamer Deli left Hongkong, at 1 p.m. on Saturday, aud is due here tliia aflacaaaa, The P. ami O. nut« ir,l mail steamer AuMiye left Colombo, at 10.30 p in. on Saturday and may !•<• expected to anne hero on Friday
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    78 5 Left Biug»pore 1 Jet 1 P *O. Jot 4 V. M. Jot 8 P. *O. Jot 11 N.l>. L. Jot 11 8.1. Jet 18 M. M. Jot 22 P. *O. Jot 88 N. 1). L. Jot 38 B. I. Nov 1 M. M. Dae in LoodOD Uct
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  • SINGAPORE SHIPPING.
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      Latest Arrivals.
      337 5 lir.il. N .r str 645 tons, Capt FaUutead, No\ 2. From Bangkok, Oct 29. 0.0. and 11 p. Joo BengCuan. For Bangkok, U— Bd». Bridge, Nor 6tr BSQ tons, Capt Folkman, Nov 3. From Bangkok, Del SO. 0.0. and S p. Low Sum. For Bangkok. Nov 6— Rds.
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      Clearances.
      50 5 No. Mtef Ylbiishi Maru Jtp air, 1 ni;k ■■■>»; H,dr,,, Nur ttr. Co.umr. i I H nnktjr Hum Sang, Brit btr, HontkuDj: Taruba, Brit atr, Mmlrai vim pcrta BM, Nor str. IJanukik MiMf, Brit str, Hongkong a Oorre, Nor str, Bangkok idic/iin;, Sar str, Sarawak 3 Sri/iv Fell sir.
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      Vessels at Tanjong Pagar and Keppel Harbour.
      98 5 Wharves at which VesseU are Berthed To-Uajr. TANJONO PAOAK. Bin WBißFßAara— Nil. EisiW. Skciion I—Minilya.1 Minilya. Sbotioh Mo. 1 (3hhis Whaiik)— vo ny Natuna Saonoß B 2 Kunij ri M tru, C'eyljn Maru. 8 Ij'iiduln. a 4— Nam Baifl i— Nil. a B
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      LOCAL PASSENGER LISTS.
      591 5 Coming to Singapore. Per M. M. steamer Ernest Simous, due November 1. Mr. Nain, Mr. Hansen. Per P. and O. steamer Morgolia, connecting with the steamer Assaye at Colombo, duo November 5. Uev. G. A. Townley, Mr. W. G. St. Clair, Mr. T. Hobgeo, Mr. I, Rusack,
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      Arrivals.
      39 5 Per steamer Pob Ann. Nov. 2. From Malacca i Messrs. L. Tait, Ward and Koh Seek Geok. Per steamer Sulaogor, Nov. 3. From Malacca Messrs. Sellare, Qjataj Scully, F. G. Kieller, Lee Pan Hock and Choa Shim Wing.
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    46 5 Time-balls on Fort Canning and Mount Faber drop daily at 1 p.m., Singapore standard time corresponding to 6 a.w. Green wicb meantime. The time-gun is fired at 12 oclock noon, indicating Singapore standard time on every day excepting Sunday, wbcu it is ttrod at one o'clock.
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    A PRISON TR4GEDY.
    235 5 Girl's Sad Suicide in a Russian Gaol. The circumstances attending the suicide of a girl named Matrena Prisiashnuk, whe poisoned herself while lying in Kieff Gaol under sentence of death, have just been ventilated daring the trial of a young wan named Eckart Horn, who was charged
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    Finance & Commerce.
    186 5 Finance Commerce. EXCHANGE. PRODUCE. Sinoapou, Rmm 3, 1609. 8WO4P0M, Novbmbm 8, 1809. O- London-Bank 4 m/s 2/^5 Qmbiet buyers 11.00 do 8m/ B 2/4* C «f Ov Garwanf-Bank d/d 289i a PonbM k t.7B Private 8 dj/b mi, Pepper, Black ,,1840 do 0 m/p 248 do White 6% -jn.87i On
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      MINING.
      266 5 ISSDB Valci Paid Up CoMPiNT Di^n, I BoTIM S 10 10 10 1 10 1 1 10 1 10 t 1 1 1 10 1 10 Belat Tin Mining Co., Ltd. 10 Bruang, Ltd. 10 Broach Hydraulio T. M. Co., Ltd. 1 Duff Development Co., Ltd. 10 I Kanaboi,
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      RUBBER.
      591 5 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 a/--l l l l l l i f l i l a/--l l l a/--l l l l l l l l a/I f 7/6 T i i i i
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      GENERAL.
      166 5 10 10 60 10 100 100 100 100 10 100 100 10 60 1 100 100 IS 10 7 60 10 Santera Smelting Co., Ltd. Fraser k Neave, Ltd. Hotel van Wiik Co. Ltd. liowarth Erskine Ltd. 1% Prelerence Kati Brothers, Ltd. Dolorrod ...I 8% Com. Preloronoe M»ynard h
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      244 5 GABBICK COARSE-CUT. OBTAINABLE AT: John Little Co., Ltd., Robinson Co. HARMSTON'S GRAND CIRCUS AND ROYAL MENAGERIE OF PERFORMING WILD ANIMALB. The Largest and Best Circus Combination 1 ravelling The East. GRAND OPENING NIGHT, THURSDAY, NOV. 4. Location Beach Road. OUR ALL STAR LONDON CONTINENTAL ARTISTES JJQ IN NUMBtR Qf| THE
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      169 5 Nov. 6— At Godown A, Keppel Road, damaged goods ex s. s. Silvia, at 9 80. Nov. 6— At saleroom, unredeemed pledges, at 10. r~o Nov. B— At Godown, A, Keppel Road. damaged goods, ex s. s. Kalotuo, at 9.30. Nov. 12— At saleroom, Wines, etc., at II Nov. 18—
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      343 5 WEATHER REPORT. Kan&aat Kerbau Hotpital, Km I, 1903. S a.jS r. v. 9 r. v. RiurfAix. Bar. SI Fab 29 931 19.K08 29.895 Temp 88 0 87.6 81. 5 .45 in. WetßnlbTher 810 80.6 77.0 DirofWind.. N.W. N.W. calm Max. Tamp.. 88.0 Mia 76 8 Max. In Bod.. 1.13.9 Terrrad.
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    The Straits Times . WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3. CENSUS OF PRODUCTION.
    1085 6 The Straits Times WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3. CENSUS OF PRODUCTION. When it is possible to examine the whole of the facts brought together by the department of the British Board of Trade which is in charge of the Census of Production Act of 1906, we shall have at our disposal material
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    24 6 The Keswick prayer meeting will be held on Monday next, at 0.80 a.m., in the Chinese Girls' School, Government Hill. Leader, Mr. T. Hart.
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    13 6 To-day, at 8.15 p.m.. the Chinese Y. M. C A will be opened.
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    14 6 The Shipping and the Import and Export offices will be closed on Tuesday next.
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    21 6 A change of programme is now on at the Mar I borough cinematograph, the picture* forming an attractive and pleasant series.
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    40 6 An appeal has been made with the object of rasing a sum of five hundred thousand pounds for the erection of a memorial theatre to perpetuate the name of Shakespeare, says a London telegram to the South China Morning Post.
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    33 6 At the special meeting of the Municipal Commissioners on Friday next, the business is to determine the members to retire at the end of the year, and to consider the estimates for 1910.
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    32 6 Members of the Singapore Volunteer Corps are notified that the rehearsal of the King's birthday parade ordered for Saturday, November 6, will now take place on Sunday, November 7, at 7 a.m.
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    35 6 Jansen, the assistant borer, who murdered Mr. Rutherford, a head boreraaster on the oilfields in Deli, appealed to tho High Court at Batavia and had his sentence increased from eight to ten years' rigorous imprisonment.
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    42 6 The Imperial Japanese Consulate inform us that they have received a telegram from Tokio, informing that the funeral of late I'rince Ito will tako place ou Novtmber 4, and the uational flag will be hoisted on tbe half mast on that day.
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    40 6 In honour of the 57th birthday of the Emperor of Japan, most of the Japanese places of business to-day displayed the Japanese flag and closed for the day. The Consul for Japan holds a reception at Lady Hill this afternoon.
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    44 6 Since the death of the lessee, Mr. Yeo Swee Hee, tbe management of the Cold Storage Co.'s depot in Orchard Rd. has been in tbe hands of the company, who will in future run tho business. Price lists can bo obtained at the depot.
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    42 6 Jeffries, the ex- world's heavy weight champion, has been accorded a great reception from the sporting fraternity of New York. He declares that Johnson, the negro, is all talk and he is willing to fight him at any time on any terms.
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    65 6 In the Supreme Court, to-day, Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith continued the heariug of evidence in the action brought by Messrs. Soon Keck Ltd., against the South British Insurance Co., to recover $9,000 odd in connection with the sinking of tho Sri Muar. Mr. Fort appears for plaintiffs, Mr. Ellis for
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    68 6 Messrs. Outhrie and Co. prosecuted the proprietor of Chop Quan Soon Lee in the district court, yesterday, on a charge of possession for trade use of barrels of cement to which a false trade description bad been applied, the trade mark being a hand. Tho defendant pleaded guilty and was
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    70 6 It is announced that David Hunter. Yorkshire's famous wicket-keeper, is retiring from the county team. He has played continuously for Yorkshire since 1889, and it is noteworthy that in his twentieth season he kept wicket uncommonly well, in one match taking nix wickets in au innings. He holds the world's
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    66 6 The King of Siaui has conferred the Chakrabarti Mila medal (gilt) on their Royal Highnesses Prince Prachaks and Prince Dovawongse, and (through the Ministry of the Interior) on Pbra Cliao Suriyaphongs and Puya Bbibhit Senamat. His Majesty has also conferred the Cbakra Mala medal on General 11. K H. tho
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    84 6 At Kotta Point on the Mtlabar coast, a new powerful light for the benefit of shippiug was exbioited on October 20. The height of the focal plane is 180 feet above high water level. The range of the light from tho ship's bridge is 30 feet above the sea and
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    112 6 The new Arcade between Raffles Square and Collyer Quay, the latest addition to Singapore's modern business buildings, is approaching completion. The removal of hoardings and scaffolding shows the building to be of handsome external design. Of its internal arrangements, we hope to give some details when the finishing touches have
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    148 6 A Tamil named Francis Retnasamy prosecuted Mr. R. de Wind in the fourth magistrate's court, this morning, on a charge of assault. Complainant said that he borrowed from defendant on an 1.0 U. and was pressed for payment on October 23. Defendant told him that, if he didn't pay, there
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    364 6 Lord Elcbo lias resigned his membership of the Navy League. General Leonard Wood has asked for reassignment to service in the Philippine Islands. The Surrey amateur cricketer, Mr. .1. N. Crawford, has accepted a college mastership at Adelaide. The marriage is announced to take place of Miss
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    New Garrison Arrivals.
    124 6 The garrison orders of yesterday's date notify that the following officers have arrived by the Rewa and have been taken on the strengthof the command: H. G. A. -Capt. C. E. T. Hilland, Licuts. T. Donnelly, C. H. Reynolds and M. Sykes, 2nd Licuts. V. 0.. Dube,
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    The Secret of a Leaden Coffin.
    121 6 The result of tbe Homo Secretary's exhumation order for the examination and reinterment of the body found iv a leaden coffin at Stamford dismisses tbe story connecting the Fair Maid of Kent with the discovery. Six layers of cere cloth having been removed, the
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    The Alhambra.
    151 6 Tin- present programme at iliix show is another good one and should ne t bo missed by thoHe who want to see an UMilgal series of picture-. T»e films incluila a dramatic biihji ct entitled Lily I lol k me aud in descriptive of a very pathetic story,
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    Cradle of the Human Race.
    196 6 An interesting exploring expedition in Mongolia and Central Asia has just been completed by M. Wittenbnrg, leader of the geological committee of the Academy of Science of Geological Research in the Amur District. As a result of his observations, s»yn a Russian excbauKi-, M. Wittenberg
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      453 6 PHOTOGRAPH OF THE SEAMLESS STEEL BOAT SUPPLIED TO THE Straits Steamship Co.'s Agent at Malacca by GUTHRIE AND COMPANY, LIMITED, Singapore. BEFORE HIRING or PURCHASING A PIANO You are cordially invited to INSPECT S. Moutrie AND CO. LTD. New Showrooms. Raffles Arcade (NEXT TO ROBINSON GO). We are exhibiting a
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    THE BUDGET BILL.
    61 7 THIRD READING IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. Appreciation of Mr. Lloyd George. ißbutbr's Tblboram] London, November 2. On the third reading of the Finance Hill in tbe House of Commons, Mr. Austin Chamberlain moved its rejection. He acknowledged the good temper displayed by Mr. Lloyd George during
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    LORDS AND COMMONS.
    49 7 Rejection of the Housing Bill Amendments. IRbctbk's TelboramJ London, November 2 Tht bWem ut < Miuiu'ius has rejected many ot the Lords amendments to the HouttiDg Kill, which were chiefly connected with the compulsory purchase of land and restriction of the powers of the Local Government Hoard.
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    NEW TURKISH LOAN.
    50 7 Issue in London and Paris. IRrctbr's Tblburamj London, November 3. A Turkish four per cent loan of £6,863,640 sterliug has been issued, of which two millions has been placed in London at £H9 per cent and the remainder in Paris at jt'.« i I i r cent.
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    FLOODED COLLIERY.
    38 7 Rescue of the Entombed Men. f ßioter's Teleoram.i London, November 2. All the men in the flooded Taronis coal mine in Swansea Valley have been rescued except two, making five in all who have been drowned.
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    MELBOURNE CUP RESULT.
    38 7 (Keuikr's Tb-bobam] London, November 3. The Melbourne Cup result was al follows Prince Foote 1 Alawa 2 Aberdeen 8 Betting 4to 1 against Prince Koote, 8 to 1 against Alawa, 100 to 1 against Aberdeen.
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    M. KOKOZEW.
    37 7 |Dch Ostasiatiscbi Llotd Tulhuhasi, Berlin, November 2. Rumours are current at St. Petersburg that At. Kokozen will go to Tokio with powers additional to those be bad received for negotiation)* with tbe late Prince Ito.
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    EX-SHAH SNUBBED.
    26 7 (Dbb Ostasiatimch* Llotd Tiuokah] Berlin, November 2. The Caar has declined to give a personal reception to the ex- Shah of Persia at Odessa.
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    SPAIN DESIRES PEACE.
    25 7 I Das Ostasiatiscbi Llotd Tbuokam] Berlin, November 2. Spain in negotiating for peace with the Riff Tribes in the neighbourhood of Melilla.
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    OBITUARY.
    18 7 IDm Oitasiatischb Lloyd Telegram Merlin. November 2. Tbe mother of the Chinese Ambassador at lierliu has died.
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    AUSTRALIANS AT PENANG.
    26 7 (From Ock Own Correspondent.) Penang, November 8. The cricket matoh against tbe Australians, at Penang, will not take place owing to unpropitious wiather.
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    DEATH OF MR. FRITH.
    156 7 [Kejtbr's Teliorim| London, November I. Tbe death is announced of printer Frith (Painter Though a challenge of the above message brings an assurance that the word is printer we ircline to think that it must refer to Mr. William Powell Frith, K. A., of whom Who's
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    THE ASSIZES.
    289 7 iSix Years for Thief With a Bad Record. The Chief Justice, Sir W. H. Hyndman Jones, at the Assizes yesterday, tried Ooh Ah Cheng on a charge of having stolen a valuable jacket from a resident of Malay St. Ah Cheng decided to give evideuoe on his own
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    A STORM AT SEA.
    411 7 Thrilling Story of an Exciting Voyage. The steamer Malda of the British India Steam Navigation Co. had a terrible experience in tbe recent cyclone in Eastern Bengal. A member of the Calcutta cricket team, which was on tour to Chittagong, has given a contemporary an account
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    THE CASE OF SENOR FERRER.
    429 7 A Letter from the Anarchist Leader. More light is cast on the profound sensation caused by the execution of Senor Ferrer at Barcelona by the Paris correspondent of The Times who says under date October 6 A letter from Senor Ferrer to one of his
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    Opium in China.
    489 7 INCREASED IMPORTATION AT SWATOW. Difficulties of Suppression Mr. P. F. Hausner, British Consul at Swatow. in his report on the trade of Swatow for 1908, supplies the following interesting information on Chine*, opium As a contribution to the opium question the following figures may be of interest.
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    THE BANDMANN COMPANY.
    239 7 The name of Sir Francis Burnand as author is a sufficient guarantee of tbe bright humour of tbe Lady of Ostend which was produced before a very appreciative audience at tbe Victoria Theatre. Singapore, last night. It is a comical conception all through. Tbe Lady of Ostend
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    PRINCE ITO'S DEATH.
    190 7 Details of Assassination by a Korean. Telegrams from London, dated October 20, bring further particulars of the murder of Prinoe Ito. It seems that M. Tanaka, director of the Manchurian railway, the Japanese Consul-General, and a member of his suite, were wounded. M. Kokovteeff had a most
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    83 7 Field Marshal Lord Kitchener, as representing both the King and the army of Great Britain, was to be met with the same ceremony as a royal personage at Sbimbaahi Station on the 2nd met, and is to be accommodated at the Shiba Detached Palace Today he will be invited to
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    Another Trade Rival.
    387 7 LARGE HARBOUR SCHEME FOR EAST SUMATRA. Singapore and Aru Compared The other day, we noted the fact that the Netherlands India Government had decided to establish a port for ocean-going steamers at Aru Bay on the coast of Deli, and had despatched thither a commission of three
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    THE RUBBER MARKET.
    198 7 Messrs. Thompson's Fortnightly Circular. Para.— Our market during the past fortnight (ended October mi has been sub ject to sharp fluctuations. During the first week Fine Para advanced 4d. per lb., then suddenly dropped lOd. per In., when renewed buying set in and caused a rise of
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    Police Intelligence
    346 7 Mr. C. M. van Cuylenberg. of the P. W. I >., has lost 150 which were stolen from a drawer at his house, presumably by a Hylam houseboy. The chinchuw of the steamer Wilhelm was fined $86 by the fourth magistrate, yes terday, for bringing eighteen unstamped letters
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    WIRELESS FOR THE STRAITS.
    291 7 Arrangements Reported Completed With Government. Two commercial men well-known in Mauila and throughout the Orient, says the Manila Times, arrived in Manila on October 19, on the Rubi from Hongkong. These are 11. J Rosenoran/. and Joseph Keegan, the latter accompanied by bis wife. Messrs. Rosencranz
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    MR. C. W. FAIRBANKS.
    720 7 Distinguished American Arrives To-morrow. An we briefly announced yesterday, Mr. Charles W. Fairbanks, who was vice president of the United Status during the administration of Mr. Roosevelt, arrive- here to-morrow, from Hongkong, by the P and O. mail steamer Delhi. Mr Fairbanks, who is accompanied by
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    20 7 Tba average strength of the convict population of tbe Andamans during 1900 was 14,067, or 404 lew than is 1907.
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    LONDON ELECTIONS.
    154 7 GREAT CHANGE OF FEELING IN BATTERSEA Reformers Maintain Predominance. [Rbdter's Tklkoham London, November 'i. Returns received hitherto of the results ot municipal elections in London aud provincial boroughs show that the party gains and losses practically balance. London, November The most notable feature hitherto of the London Municipal
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    PUDU TEMPLE AFFAIR.
    119 7 Towkay Brings Action for Wrongful Arrest. (From Ocb Own Corrkspondknt.) Kuala Lumpur, November 2. Yap Hon Chin, the Chinaman, who wan arrested in connection with the Pudu temple affair near Kuala Lumpur, in July last, brought an action this moruing against the Selangor Protector of Chinese (Mr.
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    PENANG'S WATER SUPPLY.
    72 7 (Kkok Ocr Own Correspondent.) Penang, November 2. Tho. Municipality has unanimously adopted the water supply scheme No. 5 which is the waterfall proposal in conjunction with Sungei Klean. The commissioners have, however, deleted the earthwork embankment, waste weir aud ohannel outlet works, thus reducing the estimated cost
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    THE TURF.
    23 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, November 3 The Sultan of Johore has drawn griffin No 4 iv the Penang Turf Club.
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    OCTOBER RUBBER RETURNS.
    322 7 (From Oi'B Own Cukkksponuknt. i Ponang, November 2. The rubber crops for October of thu estates of the Penang Sugar Estates and the Straits Sugar Company were as follows Caledonia 18,000 lbs., Tali Ayer 10.0001b5.. Selaba 2,4001b5.. Rubana K 1.2001 bs.. Nova Scotia 2,5001b5.. Gedong I.HHTIbs. total
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    32 7 The Corporation of London spent £2,397 in connection with tbe visit of the Fleet to tbe Thames and the entertainment of the officers and man of tbe Navy in the Guild hall
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      143 8 The annual rifle match between the Singapore and Perak Rifle Associations has re suited in a win for the former by 29 points. Perak fired at the Taiping range on Sunday and made 910, whereas tho Singapore team compiled 948. The Ajstialiau papers record the death of
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      Golf.
      33 8 Keppel (Jolt Club. An 18 hole handicap stroke competition has been arranged for this week-end amon^ the members of the Keppel Golf Club for a handsome cup, under the usual week-end conditions.
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      Bowling.
      46 8 Tanglin Club Competition. The result of the October competition at tho Tanglin Club was as follows D. McLood Craik \V. H. Threlfall H. Freeman W. W. .Vlaciuill;in H. C. Sells BHI 100 781 521 200 721 688 scr. 688 470 200 670 550 120 670
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      Rifle-Shooting.
      69 8 Interport Practice. During a recent practice of eight men of the team selected to represent Hongkong in the iaterport match the average per man increased to 93.5 The following were the scores made Sergt. Inst. Wakeham 98 Ar. Sergt. Carnell 96 Mr. R. Lapley 96 Mr. J. H. Sidgeon
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      Association Football.
      225 8 Singapore Shield Competition. A large crowd watched the shield football match between the S. C. C. aud the R. G. A yesterday. The Club team was much the same as that which met Middlesex HI with only one or two changes, P. Lloyd playing in the forward line
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    TRADE RIVALRY.
    386 8 Prices Cut to Nothing in Electrical Engineering. Presiding at a recent meeting of Dick, Kerr and Co., the well known electrical engineers and contractors, Mr. John Kerr explained that there bad been a very considerable diini nution in the profits during the past twelve months, as they only
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    PORT SWETTENHAM FLOODED
    283 8 Details of the Abnormal Tide on ~Frldiy Niuht. The Malay Mail; of. the Ist inst. contains the following Wo have heard further tetails of the_remarkable_hii<h _tide_ at Pun Hwettenham on Friday night, which was, we believe, the highest ever recorded there. The tidn came over the top
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    PALACE OF A PHAROAH.
    649 8 Prof. Petrie on Recent Discoveries in Egypt. Prof. Flinders Petrie, the eminent Kgyptologist, lecturing on Recent Discoveries in Egypt, at the Penrhyn Hall, Bangor, said that the main enterprise of the year 1908 was the excavation of Memphis, though before the inundation was low enough to
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    Royal Johore Tin.
    41 8 We are asked to state that the total quan tity of tin ore exported by the tributors on the land of the Royal Juhore Tin Mining Co Ltd during the month of October was piculs 125. 154 bags.
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    842 8 Prices Quoted in the Market This Morning. Singapore, Brd November, 1909. Messrs. Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and Share Broken, issue the following list of quotations this morning Nona. Value. Buyers. Sellers. 2/- AUagar 8/8 3/4* 2/. Option.. 1/6 •> il- Anglo. Malay IS/- 15/9 £1 A nj-lo
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    SHAKESPEARE DISCOVERIES.
    844 8 Record of His Shares in the Glu e Theatre. The Times of October 4, has a remarkable article by Dr. Wallace of which it Bays in its leader columns Wo publish today the first account of a discovery which, even if we take no account of the carious
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    70 8 In a paper read before the Academy of Science, Paris, it was stated that by experiments with an instrument called a stellar barometer, M. Normann has discovered that our sun is by no means the warmest member of the stellar system. The heat of the sun is only 5,990deg., while
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      121 8 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. HOUSE TO LET. No. 14, Sophia Road. Immediate entry. Apply to D. Kitovitz, 2, Riffles Place. ■fIM HOUSE TO LET. No. 3, Adis Road, off Sophia Road, np the hill. Entry December 1, 190 U. Apply to A. S. Shooker, 7, I> Almeida Street. •2193 SiORFHANO TYPIST WANTED
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      752 8 SALE OF Valuable Household Furniture, The Property of Captain Cobb, AT "PADUA," NO. 5. CXLEY ROAD. On Sa fur day, November 13, at 2 p.m. AN EXCELLENT TOYED COTTAGE PIANO BY F. ADAM CREFELD. in iood order; carved and polished tuak sideboard with mirror panol bent wood round table with
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      517 9 STEAMER SAILINGS, OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO. LTD. AND CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. cc. Ltd. The Companies' Bteamers an defpaobsd from Liverpool outwardi for the Rtraits, China and Jap in every week and from Japan homewards for London, Amsterdam and Antwerp every fortnight for Genoa, Marseilles and Liverpool and for Marseilles,
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      286 9 SKETCHES STORIES OF MALAYA. A few copies of the "STRAITS ANNUALS" FOR THE YEAR 3 1906-7 are still in stock and may be obtained at a clearing price of 25 cents oach from the Straits Times Office, Singapore or from our agents as under Uewn. JOHN LITTLE ft CO., Ltd
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    Royal Flight.
    483 10 KAISER'S SON MAKES TRIP IN AEROPLANE. His Remark— Fine." Mr. Orville Wright enjoyed the distinction of taking up on his aeroplano last month the first prince and future monarch to entrust his safety to a machine heavier than air. The Crown Prince watched Mr. Wright make his record
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    COUNTRY DELIGHTS.
    319 10 Diary of a Peaceful Night in Rural England. There is an interesting diary in the Lancet of a peaceful nigbt spent io a hotel in Winchester. The writer went to bed at half-past ton, after a long cycle ride in the teeth of a strong north-easter. As tbo
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      503 10 INSURANCE. GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE CO., LIMITED. Head Office Winchester House, SINGAPORE. Board Of Directors 1 O. A. DaaaicK, Esq., Chairman. Ad. Asmus, Esq., Vice-chairman. A. H. Fair, Esq., Managing Director. Pbtbb Fowlib, m.b., cm. Chief Med. Officer. F. M. Elliot, Esq. Rev. N. J. Couvbbub. Tow Noah Pan, Esq.
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      425 10 INSURANCE. COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED FIRE, LIFE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE. ABBETB exoeed £17,000,000. W. A. BIMB, I 1871 Manager, Eastern Branch. Sun Life *c:: r ;;.v of Canada. i.MTt exoeed ...46,000,000.0.0 Sobplds over all liabilities according to Oovt. Standard... 846,205.0.0 [neons, 1908, ...41,428,000.0.0 JSJO.I6C, B»tt«rjßd.,i WNITI BlocAPOr*. MIU«M. Boath
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      575 10 BANKING. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA, ■CORPORATE BT ROYAL CHARTER. Paid np Capital in 60,000 Share, of flMeaoh f11.M0.000 BsMrve Fund f11.570.000 ittent Liability of Proprietor* a 11 ,800,000 BAD KERB. Bank ol England. National Bank of Sootland. Cs* bondon City A Midland Bank, LM. SINGAPORE BRANCH. Onrrenl
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      170 10 THE BZE HAI TOM BANKING AND INSURANCE CO.. LTD. IT AMD M, KI.INQ .BTRKEX. HtiUblifftied January 7. 1907. Oapitsi, Nominal 11,000,000 Capital, paid np 11, 000,000 Rsssrva Liability of Proprietor* II ,000,000 COUKT Or DIKICTOBB. I Tab Tbob Jooa, Esq. 7 8m Ku Jab, Esq. I Luo Cbia flm, Eaq.
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      1072 10 SALES BY AUCTION. -A-TTCTIOasr S.A.LEI HIGH-CLASS TEAK FURNITURE, AND A FINE COLLECTION OF PALMS AND ORCHIDS, The property of L. A. Van Riju, Esq., AT NO. 15. PASSIR PANJANG STH MILE STONE). On Saturday, November 6, at 2 p.m. Comprising HANDSOME CARVED TEAK DRAWING-ROOM SUITE IP HOLSTERED IN LEATHER, teak
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    1234 11 dowß as a protest, but they strenuously denied assaulting any of the prison officials. For their refractory conduct they were brought before the visiting justices and were sentenced to nine days' solitary confinement on a bread and water diet. The women declined to take the food. Mr.
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      279 11 KELVIN MOTOR Launches Engine Sets AS SUPPLIED TO Crown Agents, F.M.S., and Singapore Municipality. Full particulars and prices from the Sole Agents for Strait Settlements CENTRAL ENGINE WORKS. Motor Accessories. EXS.S, "SOMALI AND 1 OANFA. GOOllrlch TyreSm The rubber stud tyre cannot slip, and the fine quality of the rubber
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      352 11 CROUP QUICKLY CURED. A few doses of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy brings surprising resultfi when a child shows symptoms of croup. There is no cause for alarm when this medicine is in the house, as it rarely takes more than three or four doses to bring about a complete cure. It
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      591 11 K. P. Brothers, Jewellers and Silk Merchants, 9, HIGH STREET. Gash Clearance SALE! Special Bargains. ROCK-BOTTOM PRICES in Silks, Oriental Lace Work, Embroidered Qoods, Grass Cloths, Mandarin Goats, Fancy Goods and several other Goods, too numerous to mention. EARLY INSPECTION INVITED. 1911 SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT RAILWAY. PROM MAY 1. 1909. AND
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      548 12 WONTB. SITUATION .WANTED. A youne lady (Englinh) desires situation a* NIKSE to ono child. Please address Miss 8.L., c/o Straits Times. 2098 MOTOR CAR DRIVER WANTED. WANTED for Sumatra, Experienced native driver for motorcar. Apply to D.U., c/o Straits Times. ■UM NURSE WANTED. Wanted for Borneo, in in.'s family. EuraMan
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      614 12 TO BE LET OB SOLD. BFFIIE ft BODOWN TO BE LET. Witt immediate entry Ho. 7, Malaooa Stoat. Apply to QDTHBIE a CO., LTD. UN HOUSES TO BE LET. Commodious terrace houses in Wilkie Road to be let. Rent »25. Apply to a 776 GUTHKIE k CO., LTD. HOUSE TO
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      546 12 TO BE LET OR SOLD. OFFICES TO lET. No. 65, Robinson Road. Moderate rent. Apply to J. LEVY, No. 10, Robinson Road. ul3j3 HO I»E8 TO BE LET. Hoi. 81 and 83, laitttaUoa Hill, Birer Valley Boad. Apply lo LKE OHENQ lAN aadOo. MR TO BE LET. NO3. 19 and
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      573 12 NOTICES. NOTICE. C. H. WILLIS has removed toofliceson first floor above Kelly WaUh; entrance 17, Change Alley. Tilifbons: No. 600. u2146 NOTICE. In honour of H. I. J. Ms Birthday, the Consul for Japan and Mrs. E. Suzuki will be "at homo on Wednesday, November 8, at 5 p.m. Kinloss,"
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      468 12 SINGAPORE RUBBER WORKS. Netherlands Gutta Percha Co., Ltd. Motor-tyres retreaded at Moderate Prices. All kinds, of India Rubber Articles. Bbl ots, VALVES, Rings, TYRES, HOSES (Suction, Steam, Hydraulic), Gardcnhosta, Tube*, ENDLESS BELTS. FLOOR-TILEB, MATTING, EBONITE and Hard Rubber Articles, Bicycle Tyres. Works Offices: PassirPanjang, Singapore. Sole Agents i MESSRS. HOOCLANDT
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      317 12 BOARD AMD LODGING. BOARD AND RESIDENCE Board and apartmonts for single gentlemen it 11, Dboby Ghaut. Terms Moderate. 1903 BOARD AND RE8IDENCE. Comfortable ii.inis with board at Catulc House, River Vall> y Road. 2044 BOARD AND LODGING. To be had in a quiet family at 71-f, Hivir Valley Road. Tei
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      241 12 Straits Wimes. ADVERTISEMENT ltATKS.-Miscellane ous wants of every description are insert ed at the prepaid rate of ftl per four lines for one or two insertions. Notices of Births, Marriages, or Deaths, if not exceeding four linos, (1 each insertion. For p.p.o. cards, on page 6, »2. Inch Si alk
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