Eastern Daily Mail and Straits Morning Advertiser, 17 October 1905

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    19 1 Eastern Daily Mail AND STRAITS MORNING ADVERTISER. No. 38. VOL. I. SINGAPOBE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1905. PRICE 5 CENTS.
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    EUROPE DAY BY DAY.
    90 1 NOTES AND NEWS FROM LONDON. THE MATIN DISCLOSURES. SEMI-OFFICIAL GERMAN STATEMENT. Explanations Offered and Accepted. Reuter Agency. Loudon, Oct iMh. The mXorddcutschcr Allgemeiegne Zeitung. confirming Reuter's wire dated the 14th instant, state.- that Great Britain's communication lo the German Government relative to the Matins allegations, was
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    MORE NEWSPAPER REVELATIONS.
    60 1 ALLEGED STATEMENT BY LORD LANSDOWNE. Reuter's Agency LoMM)N, Oct. I Oth. The Echo de Paris learns from a semiofficial source that Lord Lansdoune informed the German Government iv June last that, although no AngloFrench alliance had been rom hided or promised, England would side with France m
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    LATE SIR HENRY IRVING
    56 1 BURIAL IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY FAVOURED. London, Oct. ifth. Sir Ilenrv Irving's death has evoked innumerable tributes from all part- of the world, including messages of condolence from His Majesty the King and President Roosevelt. There is a strong movement m favour of burying the body ofthe
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    THE BRITISH SQUADRON IN JAPAN.
    64 1 BRILLIANT FUNCTION ONBOARD THK ADMIRAL'S FLAGSHIP. Shanghai, Oct. 10th. Admiral Sir Gerard Noel, the com-mander-in-chief of the British China Squadron, held an "At Home," on board of his flagship, the Diadem, at Kobe yesterday. In the evening he gave a dinner OO board of the
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    THE BOSPHORUS QUESTION.
    177 1 ENGLAND GERMANY DESIRE DEFINITE UNDERSTANDING. London paper* report that England and Germany are now necking from Russia an understanding concerning the Bosphorus. The narrow strait separating Europe from Asia is the subject important diplomatic negotiations at this time. It is well known that Russia seeks to abrogate
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    EX-AUSTRALIAN PREMIER TO VISIT JAPAN.
    74 1 It is reported that Sir John Sti. formerly Premier and Colonial Secretary ot New South Wales, Australia, will arrive m Japan during the present month. Sir John is stated to he a great admirer of Japan and it is being recalled that he took a
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    TNE JAPANESE VOLUNTEER FLEET.
    120 1 IMPORTANT DEVELOPMENTS. It is stated that the Japanese Government is actively interesting itself m the movement for the establishment of a Japanese Volunteer Fleet, and that it proposes that the original estimate ofthe necessary outlay, ¥15,000,000. shall be increased to about three times as much. Presumably
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    SIAMESE SIFTINCS.
    406 1 (Front Our Correspondent. Bam. kok, Ort. wth For the mi time m the history of Siam there has Urn a meet" of motor cars here. This was held on the 7th inst., the cars assembling m thr courtyard of the Grand Palace. His Majesty the King, always an
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    A MILLIONAIRES FATAL WHIM.
    164 1 KILLED WIIILi: WRESTLING Willi BEARS A German millionaire named Johann Kugler, reaiding at liflis, has been killed nnd partly devoured by a l»ear. Kugler, who was an anient sjM>rtsman, ha»l trapped a number of bears m the Caucasus. These he placed m an improvised awnagerie on
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    OUR MERCANTILE MARINE.
    128 1 WHY EMPLOY FOREIGN SAILORS. If we Xl aside for the moment all other arguments for manning onr ships with British rather than foreign sailor-, dors it not seem an anomaly that, at I time when the unemployed problem threatens to l>ecome more acute than ever, when philanthropists
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    BOYS KILLED BY PYTHON.
    142 1 1h- i 1 NIC. The two sons ol the l,utg< ma-W 1 <f Preetlin, Hungary, have been billed bj a python. The 11 mutilated bodies wcic found m a field, and it was feared that they were the victims of some unknown wild animal. Ihe UtUHISUCa
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    36 1 NiNl men we used of gambling on Beach Road on Satuiday night were cautior<M and discharged by Mr. Man ott yesterday, but §1.6 J which had been found on that occasion bj* the police was confiscated.
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    The eastern Daily Mail. PRICE 5 CENTS. TUESDAY, 17TH OCTOBER. THE INVASION OF AUSTRALIA.
    448 2 The eastern Daily Mail. PRICE 5 CENTS. TUESDAY, 17TH OCTOBER. THE INVASION OF AUSTRALIA. The portentous headline to this article refers to no threatened military aggression by a foreign power, only to the futile intention of General Booth to acquire vast areas of unoccupied territory m that continent for the
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    SENTRIES NEEDED.
    247 2 The narrow escape from drowning, on Sunday morning last, of a rick-hi coolie who was pushed into the sea by a soldier, calls attention to the constantly recurring trouble which arises between soldiers and the ricksha pullers, one of whom was dr.nvned some eighteen months ago not far
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    GIRL ROBBED AND SHAVED.
    128 2 A STRANGE XII 'NAPPING S X >RY A lavaneac woman living m SettRoad rep. .rted a curious case of kidnapping and robbery to the police yesterday morning. About two weeks ago, one of her daughters disapp. ared. She reported the matter to tn. Police, together with
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    CONSTABLE CONVICTED.
    85 2 Syed Merican, the Constable, whose case had been postponed t<> yesterday trom the previous week, wa> convicted on both charges made against him, though he produced the two" Tamil witnesses, who corroborated his Story. For using criminal force against the spirit -hop seller, he was fined dollar or
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    A GENEROUS BOATMAN.
    96 2 An unfortunate rag-picker was fined •S by Mr. Coleman yesterday for being m fraudulent possession of 20 catties of copra. The accused said that while going along the road near the waterfront he was accosted by a boatman who a>ked him if he wanted some copra, saying
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    182 2 In future the s.s. Firing Dragon will leave Penang for Port Weld every Monday. Wednesday and Friday and the s.s Flying Fish every Tuesday. 1 hursday and Sunday, at 8 p.m. A young Javanese woman, named Fatima, appeared before Mr. Marriott yesterday on a charge of housebreaking by day and
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    SPORTING NOTES.
    285 2 SELECTIONS. The following arc the likely winMf* tor to-day's events In the SincapOf* Kaces For imi M.mdf.n Plate, opinion appears to be equally dcvidcl between Malapert and Rutland, but from what we have seen of the former horse we are sure it will take an exceptional good animal
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    ALLEGED INTIMIDATION.
    93 2 TRAMWAY STRIKE GETS I Nro COURT. Four ot the cx-cmpl >vee- of the Tramway Company have been arrested for alleged intimid ition an inspector m the employ ofthe Company making the complaint The case will appear before a Bench Court next week so that the Police may have
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    THE "E.D. M." HIDDEN NAMES COMPETITION.
    71 2 The following onceals the name a gentleman well known m the tit- N o- 57 Across rina P ,r >d they My first, a curtailed noun n>>t verb M >;■ I a ttlgai rebel, 1" Im peace of Kngland to .i.sturb. To find my
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    PROSECUTOR FINED.
    315 2 QUEER I >UT< I >ME OF CASE YESTERDAY. A Mohammedan Indian was J Iti day charged before Mr. Marriott with the theft of a bra-- vessel worth §6.50, belonging to a Tamil. The prosecutor -aid that he -aw the accused picking up the vessel preparatory to leaving the
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    166 2 It is reported that Taotai W.uig Tahsich, now at Washington will bevomc Chinese minister m London shortly. Tm: following further fixtures have been arranged for the Walker Cop competition: [poh Kuala Kang^ar at Kula Kangsar, on Saturday, a tal instant ;and Ipoh p. Teluk Anson at Ipoh OH Saturday, 28th
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      Nerve and Alcohol.
      105 2 rhe placidity of th, sidci-ed by m.uiy „bM.,-v.T. their abstinence as a n; ltl citing drinks and stim V" follows that limit, snd ,\7 are uncomn. M aaongsl th fn v^ is more froc|ii<>nt than t., walk over a danger.,,,, has been slung rathci im„ a fclv
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      Anglo-Japanese Jollifications.
      55 2 inc jap a pa regard and we beapnk g fraternising during days It ii intend* the British Admii ably, there •rill be no i t. nnnie.it provided for the clo^e on tw year, •RI Japanese sailors will tnm for a jollifical Jacks tan they are f.r t! ot
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      Japanese Press on the Alliance.
      102 2 tven inc sirongt mate relations and Japan should new treaty oi All Made public to da} plctcly supp limited tl»«« eflfeiet ment which was s the t\\<» nation-. M bound together by mutual obligation two outstandii C'\ Treaty that, to I limit. to beoffena \t
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      Great Britain's New Friends
      85 2 K upland hi--of mon the Coutim -he i- at lengt popularity, >ta:i«l ng with thi> the influc naivb I himself. {>• ncr and infil tor Mm tin- titV in Eui ini i mtry. 1 •re examine I when if ti •-< i.i\ I I we have,
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      The Suppression of Gambling.
      103 2 Tin V a > f K i y Shlim, in hi- i tan, t amongst tin- him oeda A- a revenue if taxes paid 1'V tumbling iMilcn-il an enquir) it Bight MM M equivalent tum b tax without < amongst the nci i Tin- idea <«i
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    WHAT OUR READERS THINK
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    TRAM PATRONACE.
    150 2 Sir. I nti morning, anent Mi jroumakc the statement I tliat the unito ra raU obtain will give Mi randj ampU r. cc pd 1 nov\ bees m operation i 1 do not heliei Mi' < sed lay Saa |t»a day \\h<n I iat hope i- 1 will
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      93 2 CHAR GEUR SREUNIS. Anjiral Niclly ABOUT OCT. 1 2th For Havre FIRST CLASS A £36 Do do Bi £30 Do. do C i SECOND CLASS £18 For Freight Passage Apply MOINE COMTE CO. HOTEL DE LEUROPE. Just received a fresh shipment of Fresh 11 Fass Beer "leed ex s. s.
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      39 2 COMING EVENTS. Tuesday, I2tb October. Race Dinner Hotel, del' Europe, Tanjong Pagar Arbitration Court Sits. io. Harm-ton's Circus. High Water. 0-23 a.m. 0-1 2 p.m. Races. First Day Bank- clo-e. Noon. S. V. A. Signalling and Lecture. 5 30
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    AUSTRALIA'S NEED.
    76 3 MORE IMMIGRANTS WANTED. Speech by Mr. Deakin ilUaUr's Afeeoy.) London, Oct. 16th. M r. Deakin, Premier of the Australian Commonwealth, addressing the Austra- lian Emigrant League, said that the burning need of the hour was increased population which was to be drawn from the country H which sent
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    VANDERBILT MOTOR CUP.
    58 3 WON BY FRENCH COMPETITOR. (Reuter's Agency.) London, Oct. 16th. M. Hemery of France has won the Vandcrbilt motor cup which was run m America over 283 miles, m 276 minutes. M. Heath of France was second, and Mr. Tracy of America third, and Signor Lancia of Italy
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    MORE EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS.
    20 3 ißMtert A|t»cy. London, Oct. 16th. Violent earthquake shocks have created a fresh panic m Calabria and Sicily.
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    CERMAN :EAST AFRICA.
    49 3 REBELS PREACHING A HOLY WAR. R»ut»r'»Ajt»cir. London, Oct. 16th. The rebels m German Africa are preaching a holy war to be fought under black flags. The revolted area is largely impassable owing to thick bush, hence the slowness which has attended the suppression of the revolt.
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    HOME RACINC.
    25 3 DIKE OF YORK'S STAKES. Keuter's »gency London, Oct. 16th. The Duke of York's stakes resulted as follows: -Donnetta 1 Nutwith 2; Velocity 3.
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    CRAND SHERIF OF MECCA APPOINTED.
    57 3 [Reuter's Agency London, Oct. 1 6th. Sherif Ali of Mecca has been appointed Grand Sherif. GERMAN ANTI-BRITISH OPINION. DECLARES THAT BRITAIN IS BENT UPON WAR. Reuter's Agency. London, Oct. 16th. Anti-British comment by the German Press, anent the French newspaper revelations, declares that Great Britain
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    RUSSIAN REFORMERS FUNERAL.
    70 3 GENDARMES DISPERSE PROCESSION. [Reuter's Agency]. London, Oct. 16th. The death of Trubetzkoi is felt as a great loss to the Liberals. A vast multitude followed the funeral, leaving St. Petersburg en route for Moscow. The procession on entering the station was met by a squadron of gendarmes.
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    HECTOR MACDONALD MEMORIAL.
    32 3 FOUR CANNONS PRESENTED BY WAR OFFICE. Reuter's Agency.] London, Oct. i6th The War Office has given four cannons to the Hector Macdonald memorial to be erected at Dingwell Flood.
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    RUSSIAN RIOTS.
    21 3 MARTIAL LAW NO LONGER REQUIRED IN ODESSA. (Reuter's Agency. London, Oct. 16th. Martial law has been abrogated m Odessa.
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    192 3 It has been estimated that a new tug, dredger and barges for Penang will cost §200,000. Of this sum $50,000 will probably l>e spent by the end of this year and the balance m 1906. Six Chinese coolies appeared before Mr. Bryant yesterday morning charged with assault upon a solitary
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    THE ROYAL INDIAN TOUR.
    41 3 FAREWELL BANQUET AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE. t****f***W**i London Oct. 16th. Hia Majesty the King gave, m honour of the Prince of Wales, a farewell dinner at Buckingham Palace, which was attended by over forty guests, including Lord Minto.
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    NORTH SAKHALIN.
    20 3 R I -OCCUPATION BY RUSSIAN TROOPS. |R«attrtA|«ney.] London, Oct. i6th. Russain troops are about to re-occupy North Sakhalin.
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    AGRICULTURAL FAMINE.
    35 3 FARM LABOURERS RAID MARKET BOOTHS. i Reuter's Agenoy. London, Oct. 16th. A thousand famishing agricultural labourers raided the market of Eeija m Andulasia ajid having seized the food and monC*y, destroyed the booths.
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    MANOEUVRE MISHAP.
    82 3 SQUADRONS CHARGE EACH OTHER. HORSES/CUNS MEN ENTANGLED. Reuters Agency. London, Oct. 16th. In the course ofthe manoeuvres at unagh, a squadron of the 19th Hussars, ordered to charge the guns w hich were protected by a squadron of t he nth Hussars, galloped right into the guns. (TK
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    WARSAW BOMB OUTRAGE.
    57 3 AN ATTACK ON AN ENGLISH London, Oct. i6th. Twenty nien are implicated m the throwing of a bomb into the villa of an English manufacturer named Briggs at Warsaw. As ihe result the Cook and Gardener W ere killed, but before the outrage three jx->licemcn guarding the
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    FRANCE AND VENEZUELA.
    46 3 FRENCH RIGHTS TO BE MAINTAINED. "tutiri Aimoy.i London, Oct. 16th. Relations between France and Venezuela are still forming the subject of earnest discussion at Washington. It is stated that France is fully prepared to take measures to secure the recognition of her rights.
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    ENGLAND AND JAPAN.
    82 3 ADMIRAL NOEL'S RECEPTION IN JAPAN Hoartily.Appreciated m Britain. Rnliri Agtaoy. Lon dun, Oct. 16th. Phe Timet says that the generous and enthusiastic welcome accorded to Admiral Noel's Squadron is heartily appreciated m Britain. The Tunes proceed^ "We arc now partners with Japan m a new alliance, which,
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    TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP.
    19 3 [Reuters Agency.) London, Oct. 16th. Fairs has won the tennis championship defeating Catham by 5 to 1,
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    REPAIR SHIP " ASSISTANCE" GROUNDED.
    48 3 REPAIR SHIP ASSISTANCE" GROUNDED. SALVAGE OPERATIONS SUSPENDED. Beuter'i Agenc, London Oct 16th. The repair ship Assistance grounded .it Tetuan, Morocco, m heavy weather. The Admiralty has given a contract for salvage operations for ten thousand pounds -terling, but salvage operations cannot be proceeded with until the weather moderates.
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    ANOTHER NATIVE RISING.
    25 3 IN PORTUGUESE EAST AFRICA. Reuter* Agency London, Oct. 16th. Fhe Aatioiial Zeitung asserts that disorders have broken out m Portuguese East Africa.
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    STRANGE SHIPPING FATALITY.
    44 3 CAMPAGNIA" SWEPT BY HUGE WAVE. Several Lives Lost I RtnUr IpBSJ London, Oct. 16th. While the s. s. Campagnia was crossing over to New York, a huge wave -wept over the steerage, drowning five persons, killing one and injuring thirty others.
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    SOLDIERS CONVICTED.
    506 3 RICKSHA COOLIE DEFRAUDED AND THROWN INTO THE SEA. Gunners George Titlow and Daniel Conville of Blakan Mati, were yesterday convicted of assault upon a ricksha coolie and refusing to pay him his legal fare. The affair <&curred at about i a.m. on Sundaj' last at the landing place
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    MADE A MISTAKE.
    218 3 Two Javanese appeared before llr. Marriott yesterday on a charge of robbing the bottling works of Messrs. Fraser Neaves, m Anson Road, of a quantity of rubber rings. Inspector Hart prosecuted. The watchmen stated that it was their business to search the men as they left the
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    ALLECED DISHONEST CONSTABLE.
    358 3 Police Constable 250, a Tamil named Syed Mcrican, appeared before Mr. Coleman on Saturday on a charge of cheating a Chinaman by pretending to have money and thus inducing the Chinaman to serve him with drinks, and of using criminal force against the Chinaman. The prosecutor stated
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    ARBITRATION COURT.
    296 3 PRELIMINARY MEETING. A preliminary meeting of the Tanjong Pagar Dock Arbitrators was held yester- j da^r morning m the Council Chamber. There were present Umpire Sir Michael Hicks-Beach. Arbitrator! For the Government, Mr. j J. C. Inglis for the Dock Co., Sir Edward Boyle, k. c. Counsel and
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    CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY.
    310 3 SECOND LIST. The following subscriptions to the Children's Aid Societv are gratefully acknowledged by Mr. W. Macbean, the Hon. Treasurer:— cts. Brought forward 642 50 Mr. J. E. Romeny 20 00 Mrs. Von Wedel 10 00 G. Murray 50 00 Hon. E.C Hill 25 00 Sir Lionel
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    65 1 The Imperial German Mail steamer Sachsen has passed the Canal and left Suez outward bound. Her arrival is delavee m consequence of the blocking of the Canal but will prohably make a few daysgoodon the voyage. The P. O. Outward Mail Steamer Arcadia" left Colombo at 10 p.m.
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      520 1 VESSELS IN PORT. Alci$tous British 4278, Pulford, OcL 13 Hongkong, Mansfield, for London. slsa/iau, German 161, Peters, Oct. 15 Asalian, Behn Meyer, for Asahan is. Amiral Xeilly, 1Y 3584 Fatosme, Od 15 Saigon, Moine Comte, for Colombo 16. Alhenga, German 2769 Petersen, Oct 16 Yokohama, Behn Meyer, t"< >v Penang
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      600 1 Peleus, I iriti-li 4800, Barwisc, Oct. 14 Macassar, Mansfield, for'Marseilles 17. Rajah of Sarawak, Sarawak $92, Moxon, Oct. 1: Sarawak, Ong Ewi Ha! for Sarawak 1 7. Ruby, Dritish 149, Morris, Oct. 14 Palembang, Swee Sang, for Palembang 1 7. Reda ng, Siara 298, Banholt, Oct. 15 Bangkok, East Asiatic
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      714 1 PASSENGERS ARRIVED. < tet 12. Per Malacca Meson If. A. Hanson, C.E.M. Desborough, Wilde II L*Br»sy,J.Cassdl,Y»p Han Chin, and A. K. Masadeea Per '-Pin Sc,-" |fn Cockbum, and Mi^-> Druchcr. MAILS CLOSE. To-day. Palembang, -Ruby" u aa P Swetl ft Penan* Bau Whatt s." i p a P>an^ok-. Manctt \io,!l"
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  • The Eastern Daily Mail. COMMERCIAL SUPPLEMENT.
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      Masthead
      11 2 The Eastern Daily Mail. COMMERCIAL SUPPLEMENT. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17th. 1905.
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      THE SHARE MARKET.
      294 2 NutnK-r «f Umm Paid CeHFA*Y. Buyers. Satfeta las V Sharaa \.«!ue up m inmmttMmm I Mining 0110 ii. s-.;o 8.-i -.iw.i'i <;. M Ltd. 12.00 0.500 aw'u,,!. s w ,*'TZ I"' Kadaaa <■• M. Co., Ltd. 8..»o 1 iv»m. lo'oco 1O s fl I A" 1 /1
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      Exchange.
      141 2 To-day's Rati s. On London Bank 4ms 2 Demand 1 Private 6 m/s. 22 1,16 do. 3 m/s. 2 r On Germany Bank d, d 2. 1 j Private 3 m 2.1 d<>. 6 m/s 2.22 (J/^ France— Bank d/d 2.67 Private j m > do. 6ms.. c.75 On
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      PRODUCE.
      115 2 Tin 80.75 Gambicr 8.3a do Cube No. 1 1 i .1 2 do do No. 2 11 Pepper, Black (ordinary Spore)„ 15.25 do White, Fair L. \V. p.c. 35.35 Nutmegs (1 10 to the lb.) 35. do (SO to the lb.). 80 Mace (Panda) 1 4>. Cloves (Amboina) 33
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    • Page 2 Advertisements
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        100 2 HOTEL DE L EUROPE. VISITORS AND RESIDENTS. W. A Barrott, H. Oly, G. F. Lancardic, Miss V. Brandon, Miss Banvard, W. McGrath, T. C Stafford, A. Komor, E Sieuvers, G. Lrivett, H. Highfield, C. Franklynue, J. Morgan, W. Hollinworth, A. J. deSouza. Misses de Souza, Wheeler Brothers, F. Daunte. Miss
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        120 2 Austrian Lloyd Steam Navigation Co. L'NDKK Mail CONTRACT WITH I'llK Ai -1 RiAN Government. The following are the dates on which! the Coi's Steamers may be expected to arrive and sail from here OUTWARD HOMEWARD Arrives Sails 1905 1905- Tristc Oct. 9th Persia Oct. J?th xt- nt 0.1 Silesia Nov.
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        406 2 VESSELS AT TANJONG PAGAR. Wharves at which Different Ships are berthed To-day. East Wharf, Nil. Victoria Caving Dock, Korat. A'Dert CiiT.ing Dock, Nil. Section No. 1 Murex. Gregory Apcar, Bharata, Band. Section No. 2 Inkula. Cmballa. Section No. 3 Behnmoht. Section No. 4 11. M. S. Iphigenia. Section No. 5
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        377 2 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. Incorporated by Royal Charter. Capital .£BOOOOO, Rkskkvk Liability OV Propriktors J• X»oo,o° 0 Rkskrvk Fund £875,000. (Bank of England. JANKERS National Banvc of Scotland ThsLomdom city midland Bank, Ltd. SINGAPORE BRANCH. CURRENT Accounts are opened md interest allowed at 1 per cent
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