Eastern Daily Mail and Straits Morning Advertiser, 15 September 1905

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    19 1 Eastern Daily Mail AND STRAITS MORNING ADVERTISER. No. 11. VOL.. I SINGAPOKE, TBUDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1905. PRICE 5 CENTS.
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    THE MIKASA DISASTER
    204 1 GREAT WAVE OF SYMPATHY OVER THE WORLD. ESCAPE OF TOCO. HOW THE VESSEL MET ITS DOOM. London, Sept. 14th. The newspapers express the profoundest sympathy at the Mikasa disaster and recall similar disasters m the British navy. The Mikasa was anchored at Sasebo, when a fire started
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    LUWU QUEEN REVOLTS.
    74 1 UNGALLANT DUTCH TROOPS SEIZE HER CAPITAL. NATIVES LOSE HEAVILY. By special arrangement with the Singapore Free Press." SOKKAMAYA. Sept. Ijttt I he Princess of Luwu has rehi-^ '1 to comply with the wishes of the Dutch Government. In consequence the Dutch troop* attacked her capital, Palopo, on
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    BARON KOMURA
    65 1 STICKS TO BUSINESS IN SPITE OF ILLNESS. Reuters A|ency. London, Sept. 14th. The Russian Peace Commissioners have sailed from New York. Baron Komura is determined to start on Thursday, despite his illnes. Feared he has Typhoid. London, Later. It is believed that Baron Komura has typhoid fever A
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    THE JAPAN RIOTS.
    38 1 FRESH OUTBREAK IN YOKOHAMA. TnKYo, Sept. Ijtffc The provincial agitation continues unabsitcd. A few police boxes m Yokohama have been destroyed. Troop* have been detailed to proceed to the scenes of distvirbancc. i>. F. I*.
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    POPE AND MIKADO.
    41 1 HIS HOLINESS SENDS CONGRATULATIONS Reuter Agency. London, Sept. 14th. The American Bishop O'Connell has started to Japan to convey the Pope's congratulations to the Mikado for his magnanimous peace terms and generous treatment of the Catholics of Japan.
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    THE BAKU BUSINESS.
    35 1 FIGHTING STILL CdNTINUES IN OUTSKIRTS Rtut»r'» A|«ncy L»»nik)n, Sej»t. 14th. Firing is continuous m the outskirts of Baku, accompanied by incendiarism and plunder. Many factories on the Volga are out of fuel.
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    HUNGARY
    25 1 CABINET VERSUS EMPEROR. Rcuter« Aaency 1 London, Sept. 14th. The Hungarian Cabinet has resigned owing to the Emperor's refusal to agree to universal suffrage.
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    THE ST. LEGER.
    46 1 VICTORY FOR OUTSIDER. London, Sept. 14th The result of the St. Leger is Challacombe Polymelus Cherry Lass. J Health is better than wealth. A bottle of Woods' Great Peppermint Cure is worth more than 80 cents, but you can Rot it for that.
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    THE MAGISTRATE SMILED.
    12 1 OSTENTATIOUS DISPLAY OF WOUNDS CREATES AMUSKMKNT IN POUCH COURT.
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    A MINOR RIOT.
    362 1 Hie case of Cheng Tow, Ong Kiro, and Bah Wun, accused of using criminal violence to Cheng Ah Seng, create! some amusement among the onlookers and even caused a few smiles to pass over the dignified face of His Honour, •when it came on for hearing at
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    THE TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    296 1 TIES KM m DAY. A Clam Sin«.i.» C V. Mn MM 2 A. \V. Hailcy plus 2. A. Morrison plu» j\ i. Kvcritt scr. H Cl.Ass SlN«.l I s K. Tyler sir. v K. T. Reid owe i to finish. F. (X K. Hniwn owe 4 v
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    127 1 A Chinaman, Tan Hod Seng, o! |ffl North Bridge Koad, was suspected ol selling poisons ;so IK-Wvtivc SiM^t-.tut No. 7 was sent to his |»lace of business t«> purchase. Ht ttevrai mm ■■nplii of Cyanide of gold Md yanulcol silver which win- analysed by the Assistant Government Analw aiul touiul
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      731 1 >^~^ BW ACEMTB FOR SIN(,AIHDKi:. JOHN LITTLE A CO. SIDEROSTHEN PAINTV^ THE STANDARD PRESERVATIVE FOR IRON AND STEEL. RESISTS THE ACTION OF SEA WATER AND ACIDS, WILL NOT BLISTER OR CRACK UNDER TROPICAL HEAT. 1 IMPORTERS, BORNEO COMPANY, UMI TED. milk. 1 1 NOVELTIES FROM PARIS. ilnanpsp ?lios 0 1
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      40 1 Taijsaij. Pure, Crisp, Refresh* ing. Invigorating Sodium Chloride. 18.76 I Potassium 0.56 I Sodium Sulphate. 3.22 Analyv Calicium Carbonatco.3l sis. I Iron Carbonate ..8.41 Silicic Acid 2.71 Mineral Solids i,\ Carbonic Acid (free) 2TI Medically Recommended Refuse all Imitations. 1
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    The Eastern Daily Mail. PRICE 5 CENTS. FRIDAY, 15th SEPTEMBER. OUR POLICY.
    673 2 The Eastern Daily Mail. PRICE 5 CENTS. FRIDAY, 15th SEPTEMBER. OUR POLICY. A letter received from a Chinese correspondent, who signs himself ■L. T. P.", makes it necessary for us to state clearly the policy of the "E .1). Mail." Further, amidst the hundreds of flattering comments we have heard
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    CAPITAL NEEDED IN THE F. M. S.
    260 2 With further reference to a private letter from the Federated Malay States suggesting that the great need there is capital, which would mean the introduction of more machinery, the cheapening of the methods of extraction of tin ore, and, hence, an increase m
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    ALCOHOL IN ASIA.
    182 2 In lecture delivered m London by Mr. S. M. Mitra, a native of India and Editor of the Dtccan Post, the argument of agitators and mis>i<>naries that the English had taught the people of India to drink, wa> ably refuted. The speaker proved from the religiou> laws
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    315 2 I'm other day the Calcutta Police arrested the entire menial staff employed tor the purpose of supplying housctiftin to Messrs. Whitemway, LaidUw and Co., on charges of wholesale theft of cloth and materials from the firm, the thefts having been going on for a period of five 3ears. Mr. M.
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    THE COMING RAGES.
    1003 2 WHAT THE SINGAPORE CANDIDATES MAY DO. By M The Watchman." On glancing at the Singapore representatives for the Autumn Handicap, there can be HO two opinions that m Wingaroon, Cadenas, Seaport, Essington and The Idler we possess five of the finest race-horses that have ever come to
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    90 2 A Chinaman was pnwtvutrcl m the Third Magistrate's Court, yesterday, by Capt. Bowers, Chief of the Gambling Suppression Department, for purchasing a Whawav lottery ticket. A fine of Si 5 was imposed by Mr. Colman. At an extraordinary general meeting of the Tehran Mining Company, Ltd heM fan the Companv'sofllces
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    WHAT OUR READERS THINK.
    8 2 The Kdilor mviir +mm
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    F. M. S. AND THE E. D. M.
    68 2 DJARSIR, I des.rei,, tender T Kratulations on the interest tig paper. V,,, Wu been pleased had you hS r p cm ir 1 k r passc(nn l<> 1 U, >i Postal Depa.tment,s. ;irrilll t A ;';t. T > a copy every mornm^
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    THE COMING RACES.
    64 2 Sir, W tportinn mai has not shown us any torm I m all h,s races m Biagapore a* iKL** after clianKiiiß hand., uinn races he started for (one of Taipin* Derby) ..no, form wh?*?* Wlien and where has < that one and half miles arc endurano." >
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    ANOTHER WORD OF PRAISE.
    49 2 you have made deringa I Lav, *«n--about the enterp, were to tell you thai I would blush with pleasure a good, bri<ht and Bound amonKthc people, and a penny (m more ways than M ik«>|»lc. I^PW to, I «M tin- lijatan honourable andpn. s *H
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    TANJONG PAGAR ARBITRATION.
    77 2 Much has been writt ntly about the w.sclom Pix)intment of the 1 bitration Comm.ttev f K reat importance as tins. lm the di.,K«l of large sums.., iuHu ously ri K !,teou.l> i ded on; and no sum ol m r The influence of ki t felt ni
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    F. M. S. GAMBLING FARMS.
    181 2 I)i \k Sir. Ai reported m your paper of the 7th insi ■>■ Choo Choon is leading a n of the abolition oi Gambling M s.. aupportcd b> icvei nny interest youi that the petition Perakand months, but aofar the to tm mac vt%. ■IgMIUII
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    THE DEATH-RATE.
    159 2 Hi \k Sir, AooovdhM mi mm a narked decw for the |»aM |WO *ci I, <-\tTa zeal on the pan nties. I would X" tart td weeka for t ia decline m t i think t will b« t.,1,,,,1 ir m other fean v i declines here with
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    AN APPRECIATION.
    101 2 MR. Man> .>t yo 11 m my hearing tlu-tr Bpprei ru-.is <>l p mt m voui paper, with the good lice of the type, aal reading. Some who affect to l ty ot p.ipor M wliii h the B.D.M do MM ptrhapi ki'->w th.n. thai i coun m
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    ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.
    112 2 RtllAHl I aiuj "Jl Nil, communications received ye»texday< *i published owing t<> the i.vi thai MBOOOmpanied by youi names .n All communications received mv I panic I In MUttC ol writer, not aco publication, "K. K. Mi NG. No; keep an<l solutions until I i competition plenty
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      522 2 Tuck's Hair and Leather BELTING. FOR TROPICAL CLIMATES. Particulars from THE BORNEO Go,, Limited. TEUTONIA CLUB. pretty song, farewell to aileen" TUESDAY, ioth SEPTEMBER. BY c Mrs. W.ARTHUR WHITE. Grand Vocal and Instrumental Concert Suitable for SopranO) T enor or Baritone. (.IV! m May b»- obtained post free $1 per
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      151 2 I Coghlan Co. Licensed Auctioneers. House Estate Agents. Land Valuers, Commission Agents, Appraisers, Insurance Agents (Fire, Life Marine), Fire loss Adjusters, Brokers for Steamers and Sailing Vessels, Stock Auditors, and Company Promoters. 16 years' constant local experience, 1899 to 1905. Auction Sale OF ONE CRANE AS IT NOW STANDS ON
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      115 2 FOR $15;-A*0HTH. You can have a good and hearty Tiffin every day. Change Alley.jr^r BOD EGA ON SALE OR LEASE. EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY. That spacious commodious bungalow "Louis Villa situated at the top of the Hill m Coronation Road, three-quarters of a mile from Cluny Railway Station, overlooking charming scenery. House
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      72 2 COMING EVENTS. Friday, 15th September. High Water. 11-3; a.m. 1 1-40 p.m. Legislative Council. 2.30 p.m. Polo Tournament begins 4.45 p.m. P O mail outward due. Assizes. Saturday, i6tb September. High Water. 3 p.m. Deli Races. Birthday Banquet at Johore 7.45 p.m. Sunday, i7tb September. High Water. 0-13 a.m. 0-17
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    RIOTS AT YOKOHAMA.
    74 3 POLICE STATIONS BURNT. ASSISTANCE OF TROOPS APPLIED FOR. (Straits Press Agency Honkonc, Sept. 14th. A serious outbreak of rioting occurred at Yokohama on the evening of the 12th inst. The police and rioters came into collision and several of the latter were slightly wounded during the ronllict.
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    SEARCHING NEUTRAL VESSELS.
    81 3 UNDERWRITERS INDIGNANT. Straits Press Agency London, Sept. 14. Great indignation is being manifested by underwriters on account of the vexatious course pursued by the Japanese m continuing to search neutral j \c--cl> for contraband of war. Now that hostilities between Russia Uld Japan have ceased, it is
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    SUEZ CANAL.
    61 3 BLOCKED FOR THREE WEEKS Straits Press Agency Lom>on, Sep. 14th. The Messageries Maritimcs Agent fears that the traffic through the Suez Canal will be suspended for three weeks. In our issue of yesterday we published a wire from Rcuter to the e fleet that the Canal had been
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    SCANDINAVIAN CRISIS.
    53 3 WAR POSSIBLE. Straits Press Agency. London, Sept. 14th. Norwegian and Scandinavian affairs have again reached a crisis, owing to the inability of the two sister countries arriving at an agreement over the dismantling of the Norwegian forts. It is possible that the deadlock may result m war between
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    GREECE AND ROUMANIA.
    38 3 DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS STRAINED. (Heater's Agency. London, Sept. 14. The diplomatic relations between Greece and Roumania are ruptured owing to the latter refusing country refusing to redress the various grievances of Greek subjects residing m Rourr.ania.
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    MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
    34 3 STAFF APPOINTMENT. Reuters Agency. London, Sept. 14th. Lord Guernsey has been attached to the staff of Sir Fore-tier Walker, Commander of Gibraltar, an<l not to Earl Minto's Command, as was previously reputed.
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    PRIME OF WALES' TOUR.
    46 3 LORI) MINTOS PROGRAMME. Rcut*r's Aceney LoNDt Sept. 14th. Karl Mint') has not yet definitely booked his passage to the East, but ft is almost certain that he will sail by the S. S. Macedonia, due to arrive at Bombay on 4th November.
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    HOME CRICKET.
    28 3 ANOTHER DRAW FOR AUSTRALIA. Straits Press Agency. London, Sept. 14th. Ihe match between the Australian and South of England cricket teams has ended m a draw.
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    KHYBER PASS.
    21 3 RAILWAY CONSTRUCTION COMMENCED. Straits Press Agency. London, Sept. 14. The construction of the Khybcr Pass railway has been commenced.
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    SIR GEORGE WHITE.
    26 3 UNDERGOES SURGICAL OPERATION. Reuters Agency London, Sept. 14th. Sir George White lias undergone a j s li^ht operation to his foot at Belfast.
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    M. COBLET DEAD.
    18 3 'Router's Aonoy LoMIXMf, Sept. 14th. The death of M. Goblet, the French I*>litician, is announced.
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    THE EARTHQUAKE.
    145 3 FRESH LOSS OF LIFE AND PROPERTY. PANIC OF THE PEOPLE. Riittr't Aftaey.l London, Sept 14. Italy has been visited by further seimic disturbance. No less than three fresh shocks occurred between 8 o'clock yesterday evening and 2 o'clock this morning at Cosenza and Calabria. Further loss of life
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    DEATH OF MR. CHAN LEY KUM.
    257 3 A WELLKNOWN MINER IN PERAK. Straits Press Agency.) Kuala Lumpur, Sept., 14th. The death is announced of Mr. Chan Ley Kum, or Claude Ley Kum as he was more familiarly known m Perak and Penang, at which latter place the event occurred at nine
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    WHERE GO THE BANISHED ?
    142 3 WHERE GO THE BANISHED INFLUX OF CRIMINALS INTO HONGKONG. From our own Corrtsfondent Inspector Langley, of the Hongkong Water Police, has been much annoyed by the large influx of criminals from Saigon who were banished by the French authorities. Hunting out these men, after they had once landed m the
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    THE TAFT PARTY.
    82 3 DISAPPOINTING VISIT TO CANTON. from Mr own Corretpondenl. After a royal reception at Hongkong the visit of the T»ft party at Canton proved rather disappointing. Upon MThra] at the Shameen, the authorities dropped a hint that it might not be discreet to visit the native city, the
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    MOROCCAN EMBROGLIO.
    163 3 PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT EXPECTED. 'Reuters Agency.) London, Sept. 14th. The attitude adopted by I lerr Rosen m his negotiations with M. Rouvicr was of a most conciliatory nature and it is generally believed m Europe that a complete agreement between Germany and France is imminent with reference to the
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    CARRIAGE SMASH.
    239 3 GALLANT ACTION OF CONSTABLE HENDERSON. NARROW ESCAPE OF MRS. ROSS. Yesterday evening at 5 p.m. Capt. Inkster's horse bolted with the trap from his residence m Cavenagh Rd. At the corner of Orchard Road the syce was thrown out the horse continued its wild career down Stamford Road
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    RACING IN THE F. M. S. COMING GYMKHANA MEETINGS.
    317 3 RACING IN THE F. M. S. COMING GYMKHANA MEETINGS. Iron, Sept 12. The batch of eight ponies brought over last month from Java for the Ipoh Gymkhana Meeting, on the 14th of next month, are certainly a fine-looking lot. They were all on "the course on Saturday morning for the
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    THE ALLEGED FORGERY.
    137 3 Accused Acquitted on Each Court. The case against Teh Ah Kia, which haa been on for two days m the Assizes before a jury, was concluded yesterday afternoon. The accused was charged on four counts with using as genuine a forged document and with cheating. The forged
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    THE LADY BAFFLER.
    116 3 Colombo Commfnts on the Singapore Affair. A certain lady picturc-raffler, not unknown to Colombo, we hear from Singapore, soM 1,071 tickets at that port at S3 each for a picture-raffle of what she called an "Art Union" to all and sundry v parsons, judges, etc.," and then
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    115 3 Mr. Biggs, for seven years Assistant Municipal Secretary at Penang, has been appointed Secretary for six months on trial, vice Mr. O'Halloran, who, the Pinang Gazelle says, was paid ,£250 and his passage home to induce him to resign his position, as he was on a three years' contract In
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    HIDDEN NAMES PRIZE COMPETITION.
    258 3 GREAT RUN ON "E. D. M. M AN EDITION SOLD OUT. ANOTHER VERSE TO SOLVE. Our Hidden Names competition promises to catch on." There has been an unprecedented rush on the paper, and if we could take to-day's sale as a criterion we might at once
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    SINGAPORE C. C.
    207 3 L.wvx Tk.nnis Tourxamfnt Last Night's Rfsilts. A. Singles. L E. Gaunt beat D. Y. Perkins. B. Singles. L. M. Woodward v M. H. Mergler unfinished. G. A. Chancy beat K. B. S. Robertson. O. P. Griffith-Jones beat P. J. Sproule. \V. J. Haskins v 11. T. White,
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    CHINESE AFFAIRS.
    142 3 Huns-rats Passing Thkough for Europe. It is reported among Chinese Mandarin circles that if H. E. Tang Shao-yi, Tibetan High Commissioner of Reorganisation, elects not to go to England as Chinese Minister and Envoy Extraordinary to the Court of St. James, Taotai Chu Paofay, now m Peking, as
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    204 3 THE Committee have given permission to the Polo Club to play at the Race-course on Saturday next, 16th inst. The short course only will be available after 5 p.m. The Committees of the Sepoy Lines and Garrison Golf Clubs have kindly extended the courtesy of their greens
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      491 3 I ROBINSON Co. 1 I ANNUAL I CASH CLEARANCE -^SALE^I ONCE A YEAR! I ONCE A YEAR ONLY. I BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS ROBINSON Co. h comparison Between A CANADIAN COMPANY DOING BUSINESS IN MALAYA AND THE CHINA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Lt (A LOCAL BRITISH COMPANY.) In the issue
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      394 3 POWELL CO., SINGAPORE. d (L\i.\m ism 1, |j y, AKs BEAL ESTATE AUCTIONERS ,-a VALUERS. MONK. 1 AKK ANr.l p th VAI.I'ATIONS MAM-'. RENTS COLLECTED. AGENTS lOK Perak Land and Mines Agency. o 0 1 Me Lancashire Insurance Co. (FIX! lin DEWAR A SON'S PERTH WHISKEY. ARTHUR Allisons PIANOS. ROENKRANZ
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      512 4 SHIPPING, ETC, THE SAN FRANCISCO OVERLAND ROUTE. Pacific Mail Steamship Co., Occidental Oriental S. S. Co., and Central Pacific, Union Pacific, Chicago North-Western Railways. ATCHISON, TOPEKA AND SANTA FE RAILWAY SYSTEM. (Operating the LARGEST and FASTEST Steamers on the PACIFIC.) from HONG-KONG TO SAN FRANCISCO. The National highway to Europe
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      608 4 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA ANO CHINA. Incorporated by Royal Charter. Capital Rf.servk Liability ro of Proprietors j' 800 0o Reserve Fund .£875,000. Bank of England. RAKePRQ National Bank of Scotland UANK.HKS> Th£ London C ty MIDLAND Bank, Ltd. SINGAPORE BRANCH. CURRENT Accounts are opened and interest allowed at
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      829 4 OT")i KZDi =34 X v— w -v v k—m v v w y -v—M— v> THE LUX UGHT IS THE CHEAPEST. COMPARATIVE TABLE. -^■B* OF THE RELATIVE COST OF DIFFERENT LIGHTS. D r IFor 100 Candle Power rnce 01 Hours Kx.«! Bk Material for Burning. Burning U TftffiMßtflßUjßtey Material. Consumption
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      354 4 Si /setter SSeer HEY BRAND IMPORTED SINCE 1876. soli c^f^L^Wr BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. Xotte Genuine without the above two labels, BEHN MEYER A Co. Sole Importers. ARTIE TULLY Has a Si 0,000 book opened on the Governor's Cup. Double Event on Maiden and Governor's Cup 1,000 so. 1,000. 10 about
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      616 4 I^URSE. English Hospital trained nurse would take take charge of child or patient for sea voyage m return for passage paid "J. S." c/o Straits Press Agency, 16, Collycj Quay. A TYPIST WANTED for Mercan- tile Firm. Apply to L. L. L. c/o Eastern Daily Mail.' r Sept 7 uc
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      610 4 11 E. D. M. ADLETS, {Prepaid) Cheap Publkity for all your Wantt: Hout«\ Qodownt etc., Wanted A To Let Situation Wtnted A Vacant Exchange A Hart 1 Day 1 WOOL FOBTMMMrr. M M 2$ words or under 50 rts. 1. 50 2 ao 1 50 75 5» »ooj 00 4
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  • SUPPLEMENT TO THE " EASTERN DAILY MAIL'
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      11 1 SUPPLEMENT TO THE EASTERN DAILY MAIL' SINGAPORE, FRIDAY. 15TH SEPTEMBER. 1905.
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      FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
      16 1 September ijth, /</u»j. To-d.iy's Bank of England's rate for four months is t/i§.
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      PRODUCE.
      141 1 Cloves (Amboina) S 3^ Copra Bali 7.45 do Pontianak 6.90 Coffee, Bali, 1 5 basis 23.00 do. Palembang, 20 i>asis M 25.00 do. Liberian No. i 23.50 Coco-nuts, per thousand 33.35 Gambier buyers 8.85 do Cube No. 1 12.874 do do No. 2 12.25 iMace (Banda) ..145 'Nutmegs (noto
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      THE SHARE MARKET
      371 1 Number of I**ue Pad j CMWMf. Huvt-rv Mm, r>hare* alue. up to I raii-«a<- i.mMining 13,000 lo *7 5° Bersawah <•- >4. Co.. iJd. 12.00 Laos am-wu««l. .am 8 10 10 i il>e:»-rred. 8.00 4,000 io.ooo j£ 1 Raub Aust. C. M 10, L:«i. it p.: 'o»
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      Exchange.
      155 1 On Lout/on- Jjothk 4 m/s 2/1 g Demand 2/1 7/16 Private G nis. 2. 1 15 16 do. 3 m/s. 21 l)n (.fTiiuiny Bank d, d 2. 17 Private 3 m s 2.19 do. 6 m s 2.21 O// Franc? Bank d d 2.66J Private 3ms.. 2.71] do. 6
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      VESSELS IN PORT.
      279 1 Dag/red, Nor 659, Milberg, Sept. io, Bangkok, Borneo Coy., for Bombay, U. Hot Ttiof, Dut 397, Hubert. Sept. 12, Samarang Heap Eng MOII, for Ctieribon 14. Jansen*, Dut 803 P. Neyts, Sept. 11, Soer..baya Daendels, for Sourabaya 16. Eorat, Ger 1123 Hubue, Sept. v, Bangkok Benn Meyer,
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      LATEST ARRIVALS.
      147 1 SktHiosa, Brit. 2<x>-), C.iaplin, Sept i;. Yokohama, Pat. ."-imoos t\jr New York. J'c.'avo, Br.l. i 100. Prynn, Sept 1 3. P. Sembiian, Katz Hros. for Java, 15. Hebe, Brit. 345. Inkster, >epL 14, Deli, Mansfield for Penung, 16. I'iiroo, But. 2060. Mais. Sept. 14 Fremantl-. Houstead for Frenuntle,
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      CLEARANCES.
      21 1 Sept. 15. Manaton for Calcutta Ok lla C alcutta. Heim Bangkok. Hydra Bombay. Nam Sang Hongkong. Penang P.' Bengal Bombay
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      NEXT MAIL DUE
      23 1 FROM EnGAND. Per P. &O. Chusan, v-\ Friday.Sept U. From China- Per N. D. L. Preussen on Monday. Sept 18
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      MAILS TO ARRIVE
      63 1 From Cnina: By N DLs; Fnmttem die Sept 18 From Europe: By t.ie P. <v O. H I WMj due September 15 TIMK T\BLK OF MAILS- Dl'K IN LONDON August 2lst N D L September 13 24th B I im\ M M 19 I 31st P& O
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        37 1 NONCKONC WEATHER TELEGRAMS. Date Bar Wind Temp. Sept. ij Hongkong 10 19.9J Wl S^ Manila to a. 701 WSWi 30 13th noon depression Eist of B.i^hee Channel Hongkong 4r. 29.80 WSWi S6 Manila 4p. 75H SWj ji
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
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