The Straits Times, 4 November 1910

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    14 1 The Straits Times. NO. 23.406 Singapore, friday; 1 November 4. 1910. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      281 1 D, ft J. -cCalinm's PERFECTION WHISKY. lALDBEOK. MAC6REBOR AND COMPANY. i KATZ BROS., LD. Gents' Outfitting Dept. BAGS TRUNKS. We are now showing a large Assortment of Gladstone Bags Suit Cases Kit Bags Fitted Dressing Cases Brief Bags Cabin Trunks Attache Cases Holdhalls. By the best English makers, in all
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      210 1 Robinson Co. The famous irpn "ROYAL BAR-LOCK" gS^i-,, holds the Speed Championship of Great F^3L-- *_>.?. Britain, and was awarded the only "Grand JsSiii^rS^ Prix" at the Franco- British Exhibition. ~js&?i S*l t£iitM!MMeL'> The No. 14 Model dE"tt£^ r A DAD I t%t^U JB --T.— Dnll^Lv Un "toGJ&<~——^KKfl*f£r 5 Typewriters.
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      6 1 Bollinger cnampaqne. CALDBECK. MAC6RE6OR AND COMPANY.
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    Dr. Cook in London.
    881 2 HEARD PEARY'S LECTURE AT THE ALBERT HALL. Coming Message for Americans. I wa< much interested in Peary's lecture and beaid it very comfortably. I was within 20 yards oi h>m at one time, bnt tbat story will keep, aod aUo bow I not tbe tickets for
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    How Messages are Secretly Carried.
    112 2 An Allahabad message, dated October 16, aay i Daring the bearing of t ie Futegarn gaul riot case, a Cheddo pm-oner gave remarkable evidence aod niado strions allegations against tbe overs-wra. At tbe close of his crots examination be sbowtd hjw letters could be carried
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    WHERE THE RUBBER COMES FROM.
    529 2 Planter Talks of The F M S. And Thb I'KKIL.S OF HIS PbOPBMSION. It was befcr the rubber boom tbat Mr. V. W. van Kooytn went to tbe Federated Malay States to engage in Irs basinees as planter and surveyor. His expeiieooes there •#e by
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      148 2 I o_ .*o 3f o^ Jooooo o^o opoe o o poop 000 A o 00~0 oo oo ac'ft 6 v ijWywyvWy The Best Tonic to take after illness is 'VANA' Ton ie Wi n c Helps to re-vitalise the blood, improves the appetite, and rapidly restores robust health. Its action
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      76 2 RHEUMtTISM THE MOST COMMON CAUSE OF SUFFERING. Rheumatism causes more pain and suffer, ing tban aay otber diaeaae, tor the reamin tbat it is tbe most oommoo of all ills, aod it is certainly gratifying to sufferers to know tbat Chamberlain's Pain Bairn will afford relief, axd make rest and
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      318 2 MAKTinrfr APIOL&STEEL g»^» ai^»ya»aT v^a m m M mlfcr ladies 1 gTm LLS Persian Nerve Essence S^l^rJH^^.SS^^S^a'S; ill mental and pbytical azh&utlon. the circaUtlon iin.l imp.vte a ma«oetio Tigoar lo th.rt 1 Ud Mrn > an l>u > The propantion cornea In a r..n»» nlent tablet form »ml l» cirefullr
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      416 2 Pohoomull Brothers, Jeweller* end Silk Merchant*, NO. 9, HIGH STREET, SINGAPORE. Just unpacked a large stock oi Silks, Jewellery, etc., Irom India and Japan; Suitable for XMAS PRESENTS. Charges Moderate. EARLY INSPECTION KINDLY SOLICITED. 2830 KELLY AND WALSH, LIMITED, Singapore. ORDERS NOW BOOKED FOR I__ I Imperial English, l p
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    CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY.
    654 3 First List of Subscribers. The committee grab fully acknowledge the f.llowii k subscriptions COLLECTED UY I.AHY HyaDMAN-JoSIS. A Fankel 6 II Honour Mr. Justice Fisher 25 Jamer Aiiken 25 R. G. Van t'omeren 25 AnonymcUH 10 Rowland Allen m, -■> CE. Velge 25 Miiiticc.l Upoott 10 TJ
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    AFTER FIFTY YEARS.
    215 3 Farewell Reception to Archdeacon and Mrs. Moule. A ftrewell rrorption given at the Dennery at Shargbai by tbe Rev. A. J. and Mrs Walker to Arobdexoon A. E. Mouln and Mrs. Moule provided tbe opportunity for the not i»cooi-i'l<rabl<! section of tbe community tbat takes interrst in
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    70 3 Amonf; recent visitors to Tientsin was Mr. W. C. Spragne, tbe arobitcct of the Standard Oil Co., of New York, who went there in order to design and look after the erection of a large godown and tin making plant for the company, on its prtrui-ei over tbe Peibo river..
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      390 3 Henowni'd Physicians pnscnbe Gnmault'a Matico as th<- most active and at Iks »anie Uino the most inoflensi»e nDie Discharges. iatico injection ii i> nctDt cases idl lATICO CAPSULES u>« cbroDic ones. y^^ Active >v v Principle of Cod Liver Oil with Creosote. V (Chapoteaut) J RELIABLE AGENT IN A <XV
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      502 3 PROGRAMME. GYMKHANA To be held at the Race Course, Saturday, Nov. 19, 1910. 3-3O P.M.- Polo Pony Scurry. Disiaooe aboot 8 (orlooßs. Catrh weights Podips liaviDg a certificate from Polo C'nhx in the Colony or F. M S and to be oertifi-d hy Secretary of Polo Club with which oarb
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      167 3 FOR A WEAK DIGiSTIOri. No medicine can replace fond but Cbam berlain's Stomach and: Liver Tablets will help you to digest your food. It is not tbe quantity of food taken that gives strength and vigor to the system, but the amount digested and assimilated. If troubled with a weak
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      180 3 I The REGISTERED TRADE MARK of Milkmaid! Full Cream Milk g3^^s|| IS THE HALL-MARK OF Esi ss^^ PERFECT PURITY jjr'wft'i an( uarantee Highest Quality. 'JrQ/* I UNTOUCHED BY HAND. The Original and Best, j LARGEST BALE IN THE WORLD. i Sold by all Druggists principal Provision Dealers. The f^^% Non
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      695 4 BTEAMER BMUMB. BTEAM NAVIGATION CB. *>*r China, Japan. Penaaf •eylea Aaatralla, India, Aden, Bgypt, Mffdlter. aneao Parts, Ply. month aad Londen Through Bill* of Ladiag issued for Ohlaa Oovrt, Persian Oulf, Continental, aad Amarioan Forts. Btwmars will leave Bngapon oa or about MAIL LINES, Ontuar d I/or OKina) Delta Nov
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      511 4 STEAMER SAILINGS, N.Y.K. JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP CB.LTD \s^ between JAPAN a/d BUBOPB by the Company's well-knowa IWIMOIIW ITIIIIII, under Mail Contract with the Imperial Japanese Government, specially designed for the Company's Baropeaa Servioe, lighted throughout by Bleotricity, provided with Gioellent aooommodaUon for Firs* and Seoond Class Pasaenaers, and fitted with
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      880 4 BTEAJER MILHI.B. C. P. R CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY'S ROYAL MAIL BTEAMBHIP LIME. Tbb NATIONAL HIGH WAY TO BUBOPB TU OHINA, JAPAN, CANADA AND THB UNITED BTATBB. Route trom Hongkong via Shainghai, Nagasaki (Inland Sea of Japan), Kobe, Yokohama. Viotoria and Vancouver. R M.S. Bhpbiss or India Twin sorew steamR.M.S.
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      588 4 HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE. HAMBURG Th* steamer* of thla Oompaay "««'-*w I a regular servioe between Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, aad Rotterdam, aad th* Btralts. China aad Japan. Homewards, they are despatched fortnightly for Havre and Ham burg and onoe a month for Bremerhavea dlreot, oalllag al rsaasg aad Ooiombo. Taking oargo
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      755 4 STEAMER BAILINIB. N. D. L. Norddeutsohor Lloyd, Bremen. IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE. The fast aad well-known mall steamer of this Oompaay sail fortasfhry bom Brer, ea Hamburg, via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Boulkimii. ton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naplsi 100 i Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria, and vis* v«: sat Port Bald, Sues, Adea, Ooiombo, Penang
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    DAILY TIME TABLE.
    119 5 FIXTURES. Friday, November 4. High Water, 11.11 am. Municipal Commission, 2.80. 8. O. C. Rogby Football. P. and O. outward mail due. Saturday, November 5. High Water, 0.9 a.m., 1 1 85 p.m. 8 V. A. Maxim Co. annual inspection. Sunday November 6. High Water, 0.40 am.,
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    230 5 To-Dat. Batn Pahat Sri Wongsee 8 pm Paneb, Atahao and Deli Van der Parra Bpm Mnar Lady W*ld pm Mantok and Palembang G. G. Mijer 8 pm Malaooa. Port Dtokaon, and Port flwettenham Helancor 8 pm Bangkok Nuentnng 4 pm Sonrabaya, Bali, Ampanan and Macassar Ban Poh
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    Mall Steamer Movement.
    71 5 The P. and O. ootward mail steamer Delta •rit") mail* fro n London, np to the eveniog of the <4th October left Penang at 6 pm. yesterday and may be expected to arrive here at 6am. to-morrow. The homeward N. D. L. Packet Torok left Hongkong at
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    65 5 it 16 B. I it 19 MM. it SS HO. it 37 N D. L. >l 39 B. I. I S M. M. I 7 P AO. 11 N I). L. I IS B I. I 17 H. M. Oot 7 00l 8 Oot IS 00l SO
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    530 5 SIW6APOPP SHIPPIHQ. Latest Arrival!, Saa lirllt V. M. 8 govt. yacht. 400 tons, 49 crew, I'M hp. Com. Ahmst, Nov 4. From K. UnUn, Nov 3. For P. bwettenh.m, Nov 4— Rds. Ainu Thvr, Dot str 70 tons. Naoodab, Nov 4. lv lruiiri N>v S G.o and Si d.p. Lim
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    Vessels at Tanjong Pagar and Keppel Harbour.
    107 5 Wharves at which Vessels are Berthed To -Day. TANJONO PAQAR. East Wbakt Bum Merapi. Ein W. Saonoa 1— Minderoo.Catherine Apcar, Sanaa Waiar- Zwecna. Umta. Mu»W. Sbct. 9 Ranes, Naentaog, Van Lin- a- -Hi 1.1. schoten. a a 4— Olenoglo. Nil. a 8 -Austria.
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    Finance & Commerce.
    251 5 Finance Commerce EXCHANGE. SIVOAPOKI, NoVBMBKK 4, 1910 On London— Bank 4 m/s 2/4 Demand 3/4 Private 6 m/s 3/4 f do 8 m/s m, 8/4 U On Germany Bank d/d 840 Private 8 m/s 844 do 6 m/s 346| On Franco— Bank d/d M 390 Private 8 m/l 899* do
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  • TO-DAY'S STOCKS AND SHARES.
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      MINING.
      179 5 u«u> a Value. Bayern. 10 10 Belli Tin S.lO 10 10 Brtuuig 6.60 10 10 Brtueb H jd. 10 10 Kanaboi 2.00 41 41 Kmu Tin 16.00 41 41 Eluding Tin 1.76 10 10 Kaintu Tin 8 no 41 41 Lahat Mines 803 41 41 MaU ya and Siam
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      RUBBER.
      616 5 Issue !S Value. Bayers Sellers. 2/. a/- AlUgmr 4/7 6/0 2/- 3/- Anglo Malay 18 8 I.SO 3/- 3/- Batang Malaka 3/9 8,6 pm 41 41 Batn Caves 15.10.0 16.10.0 £1 41 BataTi«a 4.11.6 6 0.0 41 41 Bukit Kajang 36 9 2.16 6 41 16/- Contributory 12 6
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      GENERAL.
      130 5 I «sue !2 Valae oj Buyers. Sellers. 10 10 Eutern Don). Smelting 1000 10 7 8.(0 XI 41 Electrio Trtmwiyi 9/8 8/8 10 10 FrMer Neave 37.00 80.00 100 Howartb Erekine 67.00 68.00 no 7% Pref. 90.C0 SI 00 100 100 K»tz Bra. I), f. 125.00 100 100 B
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      DEBENTURES
      53 5 Buyers. UeUeii Howarth BnkineB% •900,000 par Riley, Har Rreave.B% 1384.000 1% 1% pte B trio T 1 ways 6% £860,000 Singapore Municipal 6% 11,878,000 »om. Buyers, oeuon Singapore Mub ioi pal *i% Of 1907 11.500.000 t% pro Singapore Mnnioipal t of IBM 11,000,000 f% 6% ft*. Singapore Munioipal 4%
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      13 5 For all internal complaints, Dysentery, Coovb*, CoM«, etc., take Woods' Great Peppermint Cure,
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      458 5 AUCTION SALES Powell and Co. Nov. o— At Chorltoo, No. 88, Grange Road, household furniture, at 2 30. Not. 7 At saleroom, unredeemed pledges, at 10. Not. B— At saleroom, freehold building land, fronting a reserve for road off Kampong Java Rd., at 2.80. Nov. 9— At the Ordnance Dept.,
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      526 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP LINES, LTD. AMERICAN-MANCHURIMI LINE. To the Pbillipines. S.B. EATUNA, will be despatched from Singapore about 10th Deoember. To be followed by 8.8. "KIOTO" for Hongkong, Shanghai and Japanese ports on 20th Deoember. For further information regarding frieght, eto.. apply to McALISTER ft Co., Ltd., AGENTS 2209
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      601 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. APGAR LINE. OF BTEAMERB. The nodennentionod mail steamers of the above Line maintain a regular servioe between Caloutta and Japan, calling at Penang' Singapore, Hongkong and Shanghai en route. FLEET Tom Commander "Jatam" 8,018 A. Stbwabt Gbboobt Apcab 4,600 8. H. Bblsom 1 Aebatoon Apcab 4,600 W. T.
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      48 5 RAVENSWAY AND COMPANY, NO. 187, ORCHARD ROAD. Undertakers, Monumental Masons and Sculptors. THB BEST OF GENUINE ENGLISH-BUILT RUBBER-TYRED HEARSES WITH PLUMES ,IN USB. Monuments of every description always in •took. A large consignment of Arttuoial Wreatha ju*t arrived for AU Souls Day. TBLBPHONB NO. 717. BICBB MODBRATB. 68
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    The Straits Times. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4. RESIDENT GENERALSHIP.
    1016 6 The Straits Times. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4. RESIDENT GENERALSHIP. Nearly two yean have passed since, in a general comment on affairs in the Federated Malay States, we expressed oar belief tb»t the offioo of Resident- General would hare to go. It sorprised and amused us somewhat to bear that this expression
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    18 6 The first list of subscribers to the Children's Aid Society is printed on page 3 of this issue.
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    24 6 The case of Tally against Cowan, which was to have been further heard in the third court yesterday afternoon, was postponed for a week.
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    18 6 The new twin-screw Royal Dutch mail steamer Prinses Juliana is berthed at section No. 8, Taojong Pagar wharf.
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    31 6 The Rahman Hydraulic Tin Co 'a October output was 703 picula a record. For the ten months the output was 5,600 pionlr, againtt 8,405 in 1900 and 1 321 in 1008.
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    29 6 An English all round the World Tourist Party is expected to arrive shortly at the Grand HoUl de l'Kurope and after stayirg a few days will proceed to Java,
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    13 6 Latest advertirements of the day appear on rago 6 as well as 8.
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    33 6 The Malay Mail is informed that a wellknown Chinese towkay and miner intends smelting for export tin ore at Pudn where smelting works were in full swing some two or three years ago.
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    36 6 A telegram from our Penang correspondent nays the small-pox admissions to the Chinese quarantine camp since August have been 76, of whom 81 were discharged and 19 died 26 remained in the camp on October 81.
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    34 6 The Dunlop Hibber Co. is going to establish a branch at Sourabaya like those at Calcutta and Singapore. Mr. Skinner, formerly of Pitoairn Syme and Co., has been appointed manager, says the Java Times.
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    37 6 A beachcomber wbo seemed to be in a starving condition, asked for food at the kitchen of a certain house. You likee fish inquired the Chinese cook. Sore, replied the tramp eagerly. All lite come alound Fliday.
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    40 6 The new iesao of the Kelantan postage stamps, expected out from home very shortly, will oonnist of the following denaninations lo. So. 4c. 5c 82. 10c. 80c. 50c. 11, 12, 15, 124, so that 184.10 will purchase a complete eet.
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    44 6 The F. M. S. and Government yacht Seabelle left Port Swettenham on Monday evening for the east coast, bonnd for Kuan, tan where, it is said, she has gone to render any assistance which may be reqaired in connection with the sank dredger Kaantan.
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    45 6 Mr. F. V. Gay, well-known as a naturalist in Kuala Lumpur, has acquired a fine hamadryad, states the Perak Pioneor. This, the most deadly and the most dangerouß of reptiles is the only snake that travels on its tail and cannot strike while in motion.
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    54 6 It is stated that Mr. M. W. Pett, Superint endent of the Singapore Fire Brigade, has sent in his report on the Ipoh Fire Brigade, and the Resident recommends the purchase of a motor fire engine, the erection of a new fire station and that a European be placed in
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    48 6 Two Britishers, George Lloyd and Robert Anderton, have been before Lieut Cator, in the Marine Court, on a charge of being in the Colony without certificates of discbarge. Both were convicted, and fined 125 each, or in default fourteen days' rigor aa imprison inent. P. C. Kenny prosecuted
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    52 6 Almost all the rubber-planters associations in Java have agreed to take part in the Rubber Exhibition at London next year, at an outlay of about 22,000 guilders. Each association has a representative on the executive committee to manage matters. The exhibits will be classified to show that rubber-cultivation in Java
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    61 6 A memorial service was held on the American battleship New Hampshire for the members of the ship's crew who were drowned through the capsizing cf their launch in the Hudson. The warship steamed to the spot where the disaster occurred, and, after the burial service bad been read, her crew
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    67 6 Messrs. Burroughs, Welcome and Co. obtained at Brussels, what is belit ved to be a record number of distinctions in an cxl ibition of an international character. The firm were awarded eight grand prizes, three diplomas of honour, and one Kold medal at the Brussels International Exhibition. Five grand prizes
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    76 6 The Chinese merchants and traders in Deli have started something new in organised mutual help. They have established an association for safeguarding Chinese commercial interests there. The aim is to encourage Chinese enterprise in that quarter, and to offer rewards, bestow distinctions, and give certificates to Chinese who come intopromi
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    90 6 The Perak Pioneer, says The F. M. S. and Colony and especially the Krian distriot, prior to the rubber boom, were sugar prod aoing countries, and should rubber revert, as many authorities antic ipate, to its normal price 2s. to 3s. a lb. a second string may be necessary and
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    106 6 At Fremantle, the nearest Australian port to Europe, a young lady has just been fined £i and costs for an unusual offence delaying two mail steamers, an incoming and an outgoing one, states a Shanghai paper. She was a passenger on the incoming boat, and was absent from the official
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    114 6 With reference to a com" jtication from a correspondent to the Straits Times anent the importation of coir into the Straits from Ceylon and elsewhere, it may be of interest, states our Taiping oonteuaporary, to mention that there is a factory at Kuala Selangor styled the Federal Oil Mills Co.,
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    379 6 Mr. and Mrs. D. K Somerville are return ing to Singapore by the Delta, to morrow. Mr. E. B. Skinner sucoeeda Mr. R. W. Harrison on the Indian Immigration com mittee. It is stated that Mr. J. W. Dando, of Mo-srs. Robinson and Co., in Kinta, is
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    Interport Match Postponed.
    79 6 The Singapore representatives were to have fired in the Interport match this morning, but the weather put thooting out of the question. The event is open until the 15th inst. The Singapore team will consist of ten chosen from among the following Capt. Phillips, Sergt Chater, Lieut,
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    Japanese Consular Reception.
    107 6 Yesterday being the anniversary of H. M the Emperor of Japan's birthday, Mr. Kondo, the acting Contnl for that country, lit Id a reoeption in the fine grounds of the Consulate, to which European and Japanese residents were invited. The 99th Deccans supplied appropriate music during the
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    Rev. F. B. Meyer on Religions.
    133 6 Mr. Meyer, whose fortnight's ministry here, last year, was co snecestful and appreciated, has been speaking before the Baptist Union which met this year in Glasgow on the needs of humanity. He said there were glimpses of truth and intimations of immortality and noble
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    News From Cocos Island.
    221 6 The S. C. Morning PoHt states Writing on October 6, to a friend here, a former Hongkong cricketer and tennis player, says i —From 1 a.m. yesterday till 9 a.m. to-day twenty inches cf rain fell about a record even for this place. Simply tumbled down
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      228 6 GARRIOK COARSE-CUT. OBTAINABLE AT John Little Co., Ltd., Robinson Co. EASTERN PRESENTS For Friends At Home. Tboee desirous of inspecting an exceptionally vatied and choice display of eastern works of art, should not fail to pay us a call. The range includes Kimonos and Jubans, Opera and Evening Cloaks, Swatow
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      174 6 ALHAMBRA BEACH ROAD. Two Grand Shows Every Night. Look oat for THE MARVEL OF THE AOE Patlie's Animated Gazette Skvinth Edition. ENGLAND INVADED." Incidents in the Great Autumn Manoeuvres on Salisbury Plain. RUSSIAN ROYAL FAMILY IN GER. MANY." "BELGIAN ROYAL FAMILY IN HOLLAND." "REVIEW OF THE QUEEN'S CANADIANS" by Mr.
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    THE COLONIAL OFFICE.
    114 7 IMPORTANT PROPOSALS FOR A NEW MINISTRY. Self Governing and Crown Colonies Separated. [Rrutrh's Trlroram.] London, November 8. The Daily Mail says a new Secretary of State will shortly be appointed for conducting relations with the self-governing dominions. The Colonial Secretary, with the present organisation, will administer the
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    Lord Morley Resigns.
    67 7 MINISTERIAL CHANGES TO BE MADE. Mr. L. V. Harcourt the New Colonial Secretary. [Krotrr's Trlroram. London, November 4. Lord Morloy has resigned the India Offl :v and bueomes Lord President of the Council. Lord Crowe becomes Secretary of State tor Iniia, and Mr. L. V. Harcourt Secretary
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    CHINESE RAILWAY LOAN.
    46 7 Five Per Cents Issued at Over Par. (Rrcirr's Trlroram.] London, November 4. Tbe Tientsin- l'ukow Railway supplementary five per cent loan, whereof £1,110,000 is being issued in London at 1001. waa largely oversubscribed. It was quoted at j but reacted to i premium.
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    GREAT FIRE IN GERMANY.
    27 7 I Drr Ostasiatischr Lloyd Trlroram.] Berlin, November 8. There has been an enormous fire in tbe e ngineeering works of Lanz, at Mannheim.
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    WIRELESS EXPERIMENTS.
    24 7 [Drr Ost.isiatischr Lloyd Trlroram.] Berlin, November 3. Wireless olegraphic connection between tbe Zugßpitze observatory and tbe Norddeicb station has been tried suocesrfully.
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    HERR BALLIN.
    29 7 [Dak Ostasiatischr Lloyd Trlroram]. Berlin, November 8. Herr Hallin, director of the Hamburg America Line, has been suffering from pleuritis. but is now better, though still weak.
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    DEATH OF A PRINCE-BISHOP.
    22 7 [Drr Ostasiatischb Lloyd Trlroram.] Berlin, November 8. The death is announced of the Prince Bishop Aichner, at Brixen.
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    REVOLUTION DENIED.
    21 7 [Rrotrr's Trlroram.] London, November 8. Router's Madrid correspondent says that tbe report of a revolution in Spain was unfounded.
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    ENGLISH HORSE BREEDING.
    20 7 |R«OTHR's Trlsoram.| London, November Tbe government has grautcd £40,000 an nually for the encouragement of horse breeding.
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    ANOTHER BYE-ELECTION.
    56 7 Keen Fight in the Waltbamstow Division. |lUCTIR'S TrLRORAM.) London, November 8. Tho Walthtuistow bye-election, caused by Mr. Simons' appointment as Solicitor General, has ended, after a vigorous struggle on Tariff Reform and the 0 .-.borne judgment, as follows Simon (Liberal) 16.673 Johnson (Unionist) 18,907 Majority 2,7*3 Toe Majority
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    CHINESE COOLIE LABOUR.
    522 7 F. M. S. Government Not Disposed To Extend Contract Period. (From Our Sprcial Corrrspondrnt.) Kuala Kangsar, November 4. The principal business before the Federal Council yesterday was the discussion of the contract clause in the Chinese Immigrants Enactment proposing that the maximum period of contract of Chinese
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    LONDON RUBBER PRICES.
    55 7 (From Odr Own Corrrspondrnt.) Kuala Lumpur, November S. The Planters' Stores and Agency have received a cable from London giving the following rubber prices I Sheet and biscuit 6/6 Fine crepe 6/8 Best scrap (crepe form) 6/8 Bark scrap (crepe form) 4/10 Sorap (untreated) 4/6 Rambong (untreated)
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    MALAY STATES GUIDES.
    36 7 (From Odr Own Corrrspondint Kuala Lumpur, November 8. Two companies of tbe Malay States Guides arrived yesterday evening, and this morning combined manoeuvres with tbe Guides and the M. S. V. R. commenced.
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    PENANGS INTERPORT SCORE.
    82 7 (From Our Own Corhrspondrnt.) Penang, November 8. Penang's score of 879 in the Interior* match was mat luc up as follows S. R. Sayers 81 82 84 97 Ncubronner 83 84 80 07 Perkins 82 81 80 93 Murray B'2 81 29 92 Soatham Wilson 29 81
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    F. M. S. London Agency.
    411 7 A BUREAU OF INFORMATION ON THE PENINSULA. Full Details of tbe Scheme. (From Our Own Corrrspondrnt.) Penang, November 4. The Financier, of October 10, says that tbe opening of tbe Malay States Development Agenoy, in London, last week, marks a new departure in commercial representation
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    JIMAH RUBBER ESTATE, LTD.
    378 7 Amazing Error in Regard to Planted Area. The following circular which is being issued to-day will explaiL the recent fall in shares of the Jimab Rubber Company Singapore, November 2, 1910. Sir,— We have to inform yon that since taking over this Estate at l«t July,
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    39 7 It U reported that an agreement baa been S radically arranged for tbe purchase by apan of tbe Tsushima Kut-an cable, which is about sixty miles in length, from the Great Northern Telegraph Co. for about yen 160,000. J
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    The Straits Finances.
    447 7 POSITION OF THE HARBOUR LOANS. Details of Two and Three Quarter Million Loan. (Fbom Odr Own Corrrspohdrkt.) Penang, November 4. The prospectus of the new Straits loan of two and three quarter million sterling at 8J per cent, and issued to tbe public at 96}, shows that
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    SEMBAWANG AND TEMPENIS.
    357 7 Shareholders Summoned to Consider Sale to London. Shareholders, of tbe Sumbawang Rubber Plantations, Ltd and of the Tempenis Para and Coconut Plantations, Ltd., have been summoned to extraordinary general meet ings of tbe companies to be held on the 10th inst., at noon and 2.80 p m.,
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    No " Amiable Rotters " Wanted.
    69 7 No Amiable Rotters Wanted. Tbe Problem of the Aborigines was the subject for discussion at Sydney on October 6, in connection with the general synod of the Missionary Conference. The Rev. G. W Morrison was of opinion that tbe care of tbe aborigines should be centred in the Commonwealth, and
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    TERMS OF THE GREAT JELUTONG CONCESSION.
    1099 7 Rights over Four Million Acres. (From Our Special Corrrspondrnt.) Koala Kanfcsar, November 1. When Mr. C. Maloolm Camming, in the Federal Council yesterday, asked for certain information regarding the rights of the United Malaysian Rubber Co. in the vast forests of Malaya, he was
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    THE ROYAL TOUR.
    124 7 CROWN PRINCE AND PRINCESS SAIL FROM GENOA. A Proof of German Friendship to Japan. [Rbutib's Trlroram.] London, November 8. Berlin telegrams state that the German Crown Prince and Princess have started on their Far Eastern tour. London, November 4. The German Crown Prince and Princess have left
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    North-East Frontier.
    81 7 North- East Frontier. COLONEL YOUNGHISBAND'S GRAVE WARNING. A British Resident Required at Lhassa Colonel Younghusband, lectnring before tbe Central Asian Society, said tbe whole question of tbe north-eastern frontier of India was never more critical. While there was no danger of the yellow peril, tbe rough tactless handling of tbe
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    THE GREAT CAREW CASE.
    146 7 IRIDTIRS TILRORAM.] London, November 8. Mrs. Carew, who was sentenced to death at Yokohama in 1897 for poisoning her husband, has been released from Aylesbnry prison. This refers to a poi»oning cave which made no small stir at tbe time in foreign circles in China and
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    DR. SUN YAT SEN'S APPEAL.
    270 7 Seeking Assistance to Overthrow Maochu Dynasty. (From Odr Own Correspondent.) Ponang, November 8. Tbe Straits Echo passes trenchant criticism on a speech Dr. San Vat Sen, tba Chinese reformer, is said to have delivered in the Chinese Club in Me A lister Road, whiob appears
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    24 7 The Singapore Chinese Y. M. C. A. anni vereary it to be held at 51, Hill Stiout, on Thursday. November 24, at 8 p.m.
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      120 8 The Penang Race Course was thrown open for training on November 1, when there were between 40 and 60 horses out A hookey match was played on the Esplanade yesterday afternoon between tbe B.C.C. and a combined eleven of the R. G. A. and R. E. Tbe
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      Golf.
      62 8 Singapore Oolf Club. Tbe November monthly medal competition will b. played off at the lUce Conrse on Saturday and Sunday the sth and 6tb Novem ber. Tbe qualifying round of tbe Stiven cup competition will also be played off on Saturday and Sunday next, and members who received and
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      OCTOBEP RUBBER RETURNS.
      388 8 Messrs. Guthrie and Co are advised by tbe manager, Kamuning Estate, that the returns for October, are as follows Output of dry rubber 9.H00 lbs., net revenue from tin mining »5 513.00. Tbe figures fo- tbe month of October last year were output of dry rubber 5,000
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    SINGAPORE SHARE REPORT.
    167 8 Messrs. Fraser and Co.'s circular for the P. and O. mail of November 4 states We can record no cbanoe in the market for the pasii week which has again been dull with no marked interest being displayed in any particular section. Rubber. Hiublands and Lowlands have
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      83 8 To tbe Editor of the Straits Time*. Sir,— l wish to express, through the medium of your valuable columns, my grati tude to the gentleman who so kindly sent bis syce to my assistance on the Anderson Bridge at about 4.45 p m. yesterday. I regret my inability to
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      324 8 To the Editor of tbe Straits Times. Sir, I would like to suggest that it would be an aid to many of your readers if you were able to publish in your daily lists of sbare prices, the fall list of local companies and the market prioes
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT.
    544 8 A Failure of Over One Million Dollars. Mr. Justice FUher disposed of bankruptcy work in the Supreme Court today. Among the matters disposed of was tbe application for discharge by C. J. Monteiro. Tbe discbarge was granted, suspended (or a fortnight. The debtor became bankrupt in 1907 with
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    853 8 Pdcei Qooted la the Market Ibis Morning. Singapore, November 4th, 1910. Ml—. Lyall and Bvatt, Exchange and Share Broken, issue tbe following list el jootationa this morning i— Norn. Value. Bayem. Seller*. 2/- AllagM 47} 6/1} 8/- Option! 3,4 4,0 41 Anglo-Java 10/6 15/. 1 Anglo-Johore 13/6
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      12 8 WATEBBURY'S METABOLIZED COD LIVER OIL COMPOUND. OF ALL CHEMISTS. $125 AND $2.00
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      49 8 Wet Paint wo often see about. And wisely keep oar nistaoon Advioe like ibis in go id, no doubt And valuable ttH-iiicn Bat th>re's one tbiog more precious still, of that you mby make kUte. By dt it i»ic uff >our co»gb or chill With WuoJa' Uroat Peppermint Car*.
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      759 8 Westinghouse Tungsten Lamps MAKE ELECTRIC LIGHT CHEAPER THAN GAS. Hdvnftfea. BRILLIANT WHITE LIGHT. I SMALLEST SIZE. Si VINO IN CURRENT. BURN IN ANY POSITION. NO BLACKENING. STRONGEST TUNGSTEN L4.MPS MADE. LONG LIFE. PRACTICALLY NO GENERATION OF (AVERAGE 1000-2000 HOURS). HEAT. All sizes— from 16 to 1,000 Candle Power. SOLE AGENTS:
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      104 9 Jdamatmall $urbamal and Qompany's GREAT CASH CLEARANCE HSALEH Now On. In order to make room for new goods the whole of the present stock will be sold at ROCK-BOTTOM PRICES. Early Inspection Solicited. 7 8, ikigkh: strep:t. 2677 MICHELIN TYRES DUPIRE~BROTHERS, HaPiP^SB RED CROSS ■r n l ALL SOULS' DAyT
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      391 9 1910 ELLWOOD'S NEW HELMET No 105 Shape JT LATEST STYLE, Ventilated and bound white bnek, durable, safe protection and in the end cheapest. As a number of common imitations of this Helmet have been on the Market lately, the Public are asked to see that "ELLWOOD'S" is in the^Helmot they
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      184 9 Ask Always FOR TUB ffikyele-IByres OFTHB SINGAPORE RUBBER WORKS Passlr Panjang, Singapore. Price very Moderate. Beat Quality.- "CLOVER" BRAND Sterilized Milk. on the market 80LB AGENTS: THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD., The Arcade, SI ngapore Interesting to Planters BUSH'S Coagulating and Bleaching Powder for Rubber Latex. Particulars and Samples from
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      819 10 INSURANCE. CHINA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO., LTD. Head Office > Shangrin.l: Be«istered onder tbe Life Assarance Companies Acts, England, and coder tbe ..gkong Ordinances p<MmOH QF CO MPANY (.Twellth Year). Total Insnrance in foroe t87,888,888. Total Assets 8,416,2*9. Total Funds B,2ia,Bia. Total Income for Year 8,866,857. AGENCIES THROUGHOUT THE EAST.
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      528 10 BANKING. IHARTERED BANK 8F INDIA. AUSTRAUAJJID CHINA, l« C'UPOKATiCD BT BOY Aft OHABTEB. 'all n P Oar/ltal ia M.OOO Sham of «M*aob aU.NO.OOO Msarvs Kn.i «1 800.000 tsstrvt fciabiliiT ot Proprltton f1i, 100,000 SABSEBB. Baak ot Baglaaa. HaUoaal Baak of Beoelaai.. •i aoaioa Oily Mldlaaa Baak. aM BIHOAPOBB BBAHOH. Oorrsal
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      375 10 BANKING. THE SZE HAI TJVG BANKING AND INSURANCE Cl.. LTD NO. 67 AND 68. KLINO STREE Eatablishtd 1907. Capital paid op II.OCO/0000 Reservo liability of proprietors 1.010,(00.00 COURL OK DIRECTORS. 1. Tan Teck Joon 6. Sm Kia Jan 2. Nam hrn -km; 7. Tko 800 Lai 8. Liad Cbia Hino
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      1053 10 SALES BY AUCTION. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. Mortgagee's Sale of THE VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY. KNOWN AS THE SIGLAP EVTATB, Sitoate at East Coast Rosd and Chugi Road, Singapore, with extensive sea frontage and containing an ana of 448 ACRES planted with about 85,(100 crcoannt tree«, (ally grown, and about 6U.000 rubber trets
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    MOTORS & MOTORING.
    976 11 MOTORS MOTORING. NOTES AND COMMENTS ON IIRRtNT TOPICS. A writer in the Westminster Gazette, on the qiitstoo of tbe smoky xhaust, s«)s I once beard tbe late L)r. Paiker declaim lhai it our bearta were open to tbe law we should all be in gaol. Thm has set me wondering
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    MISSION FIELD HARMONY.
    171 11 Co-operative work of the Churches la the Far East. Miss Emily Kemp, of London, who has been a missionary woiker and traveller in China, Mancbaria, Korea, and otht r countries in tin' F*r East, g ivu an impressive addroes »t a breakfast In hi at the Athei
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      460 11 DUE SMORTLV 1!! oneie-aoH.p. WOLSELEY-SIDDELEY. The Car for Comfort and Reliability. Fall particulars from the Sole Agents. CENTRAL ENGINE WORKS. ARRIVING BY THE B.S. MISHAMA MARU OCTOBER 3. Odd 1 1 N II P, 4 Cylinder J D. H. Typn PEASY Car (Siddcley's lateot) fitted with C maud Bcdy, Worm
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      13 11 Woods Ore»t P. ppemiot Care (or all interim! oomplkinU. D)MD(riy, Cou^bi. roM-i, etc.
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      529 11 SHIPBUILDERS. SALVORS AND REPAIRERS. BOILERMAKERS. FORGEMASTERS. BRASS AND IRON FOUNDERS. CONSTRUCTIONAL. VfcX. ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERS. C»XJ\. *****1% Locomotivat, Railway Rolling Stock, Bridges, and all classes #^^^V E ll trlßfc lroß and Wood mork < eis»ctrieml Dri.es, Hydraulic PMMin.tlo Tools installed throughout tha Work*. GRAVING DOCK\Sj. y v A jar^r
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      568 12 WANTSROOM WANTED. Wanted by lady and gentleman, two rooms with private family as paying guests. Apply K. A., c/o Straits Times. a 3002 DIBPENBER WANTED. Wanted, qualified Dispenser for a Dispensary in the Straits. Send testimonials and state palary wanted to Chemist," c/o Straits Times. U2287 ASSISTANT SURGEON WANTED. For
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      539 12 TO BE LET 8R SOLD. CHINEBE KRANI WANTED. Wanted immediately, a good Chinese Krani for Book-keeping. Good and quick handwriting essential. Only those with long experienoe need apply. Good salary and position. Address to Z., c/o Straits Times. 2615 TO BE LET OR SOLD. OFFICEB TO LET. Suite of oommodioup
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      549 12 NOTICEB. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that 1 am not transacting any further business on behalf of the firm of F. G. Somerville A Co. 2635 A. E. COMRIB. ALOR GAJAH RUBBER EBTATE. LIMITED. NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Directors have decided to issue the remain ing Capital,
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      646 12 HOTICES. NOTICE. Mr. Oh Kee Cbuan has been appointed Compradore for the The Great Eastern Life Assurance Company, Limited, as from November 1, 1910, and will have bis offioe in the Head Offices of the Company, Room No. 22, Collyer Quay. A. H. FAIR, Esqr., Managing Director, The Great Eattern
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      590 12 NOTICES. KIANI KIAT A CO. SHIP-CHANDLERS, Government and Municipal Contractors. Telephone No. 421. 109 A 109, Market Street. NOTICE. AU oreditora and other persons having any claims whatsoever against the estate of the deoeased Mark Gordon Bradford, late of the Sarawak Civil Servioe, are hereby requested to send particulars thereof
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      119 12 NEW MUSIC NEW RECORDS NEW GRAMOPHONES NEW MODELS OF PIANOS. Just Landed EX s.s. NAMUR. The ROBINSON PIANO COMPANY. LIMITED. J. d'A. PEREIRA, F.R.H.8.. LONDON. Horticulturist aid Florisi Collector and Exporter ol Orchids and Bare Plants. Diploma and gold medal from the Lat. King of Denmark. By Special Appointment to
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      243 12 Straits Vhtnes. ADVERTISEMENT RATES.— Miscellanc ot» wants of every description are injort ed at the prepaid rate of (1 per (oat lines tor one or two insertions. Notice* of Births, Marriages, or Deaths, it not exceeding four lines, II each insertion For p.p.c. oards, on page 8, 12. Inch Scale
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