Eastern Daily Mail and Straits Morning Advertiser, 9 December 1907

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    21 1 Eastern Daily Nail AND STRAITS MORNING ADVERTISER. No. 681, VOL 111. SINGAPORE. MONDAY. DECEMBER 9, 1907. [PRICE 5 CENTS.: imi: lancet."
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    THE ART OF LONG LIVING.
    437 1 SOME OPS IN A !< turally. I J brochure j«St published and entitled I ghlto have a tremendnu- i ere is an illuminating clnpui ulligent reader i- implored i ss, anxiety, exo eed, dia- ;it. mebncholy, sudden shocks, I tt -cd. malice, envy, irritability, i
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    MYSTERIOUS DEATHS
    135 1 I he Empire" report- that one night j recently- U irrence culm. ing in thedea Indiai. Nilmani hevy and Kaman, Is -c, who re- !vl __sS* alcutta was reported to the police. 1 1C I, ii appears, were ?ittaag partaking dinner house, whSB) without warning ir d in
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    ELECTRIC WORK* IN JAPAN.
    111 1 all the appl ■JJ o*' itiea tor thi promotion «»t since the m riie onr COI •!,e utilization ol water p ation ol for lighting or power. Some jected enterprise* will «1 they n icn the ment stage and doubtieaa some others will Al,h othei iuce
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    8 1 thing that ia not eeuarally known i i
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
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      234 1 jrROK*. R° GEE CO••jVledical j Reserve" PURE GRAPE BRANDY KhO>MMENDEI' "THE UtHIIT." '^uimE&co, Lm! 4w_F \i£ w *^f^ f GRAND *a BAZAAR v NOW OPEN. SPECIALITY OF A. BRIOSCHI Cy. MILAN It.ily) I Prices awaratndat -.11 th.- p rl n.ip..i K-djlnHlaM, I brcc Oiplcmes off Honour ami Twelve Gold and
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      318 1 KATZ BROS. Ltd.! MERLIN=eYeLES. I 1908 PAXXERN Represent the ideal oi Cycle Construction. > BLACK AND GOLD LINED BLAGK AND RED LINED, OR 1 GREEN AND GOLD LINED, f Price $57.50 COMPLETE AND READY FOR THE ROAD. I .^—^^^-^j^^M^^M^^u^mtT^T 1 aB aB-B'BB_ni-BB_iHWSl_Bßßir^^»w_P sww^w- .^p Howarth Erskine j Engineers aijd Contractors.
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      237 1 FROMY, ROGEE CO Medical Reserve" PURE GRAPE BRANDY DRY WEATHER PAINS V *ET WEATHER AGOME.S a is m .m\ I**rl r or as is OR. WILLIAMS PINK PUIS. Mrs. A SouaaoJ ,'<• '>' i Mams' Pink Putt. >n. for tlxiate*BWßi kvith Rheumatism that Mrs A resistant eurgeon of th< j^lowinf
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    PRODUCE.
    110 2 SUNSAPI »Xt i'l' DIB II •>. 1 (O; (jIB-Ntl buyers > 6.85 do .Lube No. 1) unpicked 10. co opt 1 BbII 115 do Pon' ..'..ik 7.70 Pepper, Hiack 13.75 do White 5 o/c buyers Sag«» Fk'iir .^ai awak 3.05 do Hi unK No. 1 3-oo Peßi-l Sb^o 4ss
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    EXCHANGE.
    135 2 >■. fjsmsha. Baufc j m/- .45/16 Demand 2/3 3/4 Private -I! 4 1 s do 3 m/s 2/3 15/16 Jm Germany.— Bank d/d 38 Private 3 ir.;s 2.42^ do 6 m/s 1 4 r Jn France. Bauk d/d 2.92 Private 3 B_/s 2.984 do I m/.- 3.01 Jultuka.— Bunk
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    COMING EVENTS.
    161 2 TO-DAY, DECEMBER High Water. I -9 am. (i--'5 pm 1 N D L Homeward Mail closeHocke] SC C I>-r XI v Russell* Ir;' Japanese Cinematogra|>ii Show, 7-30 I Ljq AI.HAMHRA 7-30 pm Legislative Council \lectin_. 0. pm 10-MoRR()\V, DECEMBER 10. High Water. hftaa I IJfBI Hockey SC <
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    The Eastern Daily Mail. MONDAY,9th DECEMBER. INDIAN BEGGARS
    816 2 The Eastern Daily Mail. MONDAY,9th DECEMBER. INDIAN BEGGARS Recently, we had an occa- 1 to refer to the increasing mendican- yin Singapore v ow point out the <ause forth' and suggest sony Braj :o check it. I he cheap passages offered from different Indian parts to Rangoon and Calcutta, by
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    790 2 0 black Orpington hens beloa*mg to Lady Alice Stanley, were sold lor /roo at the International \'< Show at the Crystal Pala cully ofc .rates in a number of island* lying off the coast of Donegal was discussed at a special meet"f the Donegal County Council. It was stated that
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    ONE SUMMER'S DAY.
    39 2 "cashed and* e -craft to-T Siik 2^^i?i^3t____? a <* and ff were openl y crvi^ *«a___s «T*nk whet.^2. 3^ eflfct au-UK^^Paß w '^tclK>ice,but| ««ying that, u^i 48 bad 4,A b.v H > Wearer, up consid, 'hattnewhok lvT >«urda,J?"3j
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    GREAT IMPROVEMENT OF CUNNERY IN THE JAPANESE NAVY.
    93 2 able prog: JTJS war the annaj rf 2**tlh ma er of mmmkw mS* m cult to .rl, ammunnron. J? *f cuit form, but Stl ™oae auaß&!£ •ng the war was iT^T now from iS "*?**> <U facilities for usin* hJT*^ "^ut pons
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    THE NEW JAPANESE CINEMATOGRAPH.
    83 2 Uespite the inclement weather was a fait )OMe m gy,«s on last Saturday night. Some mih interesting pu especially, whan hervic part, enlisting the admiram of all present by the general pain characterizing Die subjec Wtofe* ferring to tin- c anm to notice the beautifully 4aid
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    RUSSIAN MILITARY PREPARATIONS AT VLADIVOSTOK.
    88 2 In a ladivostock cable to the Am it is asserted that -an engi neer* have arrived tliere of constructing additional barrack* k the neighbourhood. I: intended for the accomrr. new divisions of troops. The same cor respondent reports that the Russia War Minister ..ted then**
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    CONCRETE DOORS
    106 2 It is asserted tha: soon be placed on the mad* form of door, maximum of strength combined wiai minimum of weight. ti,> being acaß plished by mak the edges are thickened wear and tear of opening anda^NstJ| Both the hinge and the lock edges art protected by a
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    WHAT OUR READERS THINK.
    31 2 [Tie Editor invite- ouuMy n«*ss>st interest to E ll M written o. one ol tl* PH* "VLsbHllllMsd oo wen*- The fJS*« 7^ Sir the ow-.on- of »"> canes**"**"
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    A PURITY MOVEMENT.
    143 2 To the Editor,^ S.K.-I^bevenmudi^gl^ will allow me to use a paper to call the »tt^^SJw a pyrity aasocratron wan fofmed under the name si Tt* w~ Social Purity Union." o \s For the past lew few young Nnenl^Z^o***"! sight that a great nuy '^ww* p*** 7e being
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
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      213 2 ALHAMBRA H. M. THE KING Ibetr Majesties toe Kinu ami Caeen. tI by Ibeir Rcy.il Hiu nesses Ibe Prince cf Wales, Prince Edward ©f Wales, m Princess Victcria, Ibe Duke if Ccnauebt and the Lords cf tbe Admiralty H. M B. DREADNOUGHT" for a cruise Between the lines tbe Mightiest
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      29 2 Behn Meyer Co., LTDKEY BEER (Chop Kunchi) Blood Woolfes Stout, j House of Lords Whisky. Charles Heidsieck's White Seal Champagne Beehive Brandy. I 3ehn Meyer &Co_, ltd! Sole Agents.
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      93 2 COVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. 01 Lighi Keeper j ["^j&rr*^ Uehl Houee, DiodioS* J,„ pcran„u„, with an allowance. I toe Darions. ami .i_»pc. mensem tor Kanon clothing. Applicant ibould ve A^SfJ knowledge as fitter, etc A»I«2S should be accompanied t>> recent OOpM of te-timonials. Singapore, 22nd Sovembtr, l?o7> tj-1 .-07— 9-1 .-07. NOTICE.
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      271 2 Vessels at Tanjong Pagar and Keppel Harbour. Wharves at wbicb Vessels were berthed en the 7t inst. i,\.\l< MG PAGAR. rf Basin nogle. Vhark S \'il. eciion No. 2 Benlarig, Konig Wilhelm II. belai Labaan. 5 Mini.} MO) K rat lal 'Luzon I liratj Ma. u, Kuong-Si in .ulinnn. mumki
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  • TELEGRAMS.
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      Colliery Disaster
      26 3 FIVE I' 11. I 1 1 1 1 -50 a.m. ndred persons have bee YdV d as a result t the colliery nogah, i
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      Rising IN Zululand
      32 3 SED OF |_,Midon, Decern It im. The Agent-General for Natal has -dated with offers for service Ihe Radical newspapers have been eking Natal and ace nly provoking a war.
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      More Banks Closed
      36 3 LIABILITIES 5.500.000 DOLI LowiH*, December 7, 1 1-50 a.m. The National Bank of Pittsburg has K«n closed by the order of the Compe:.c\ The liabilities jpunt to five million and a half kvilars.
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      Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria.
      25 3 ENGAGED IO P ELEANOR London, December 7, 1.-30 p.m. Pnnce Ferdinand of Bulgaria is en Jgtd to Princess Eleanora of Reuss.
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      Collision at Portsmouth
      52 3 -lIP "PRINCE GEORGE" DLV DA MAGE P Lfn-KV™, December 7, 1 2-30 p.m rhe battleship Prince George broke at Portsmouth vest ere ye led with the cruiser Shannon. Tut battleship was badly holed and •c taken to the dry slock. rhe cruiser Shannons upper works aie been
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      Cotton Spinning Profits
      45 3 YEAR 1907 THE MOST REMUNERATIVE. London, December 7, 12-30 p.m. ement of cotton-spin .ingjprofits hows that the jear 1907 was eraunerati ye ever experienced. -hire mills made a total The profit on combined share capital ndioan capital works out at 34.57 per
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      Cricket in Australia.
      39 3 \t a* MARYU cRICKEI TEAM. don. December m. ta the Cricket match between Bns--tralian Eleven and Marylebone Cncket ream, the former made a score of their first innings, while \iebones secured 61 runs for bk wicket.
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      The New Destroyer "Tartar"
      27 3 STUMS 33,952 KNOTS ON 1 IS TRIALS. London, December 7, 3-20 p.m. lacoew Destroyer Tartar steamed 0452 knots an hour on her trials.
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      Mr. Taft in Europe
      53 3 riCAL SIGNIFICANCE IN 111 R. don, December 7, 3-20 p.m Mr I aft left Berli rnerica. On being interhnted he denied that his tone had any political significance about it, except reprding the Philippines whose ck aaa was satisfactory and there was no •Motion about either
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      Zululand Reported Quiet
      26 3 1 »n, December 7, 3-20 p.aa. -"tic tally announced at Durban *at thr Zululund is quiet but the BHitar\ preparations have not been
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      President Roosevelt
      29 3 I>ECURATION OF HIS FIRM DETERMINAtION. London, December S, 10-40 a cnt Roosevelt has definitely f that under no eire ■BaH be consent ta stand again for the
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      Imports and Exports.
      22 3 London, December 7, 10-40 n*re was an increase ol 1 39 B K> •haports, and »n "porta "n November.
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      The King of Sweden
      26 3 I London, December 8, NO-40 a.m. n»e condition of King Oscar is of the It is teared that he is kast JBBBBJi
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      Dinizulu to be arrested.
      26 3 London, December 8, 1 0-40 a.m. f? ctor a"'d magistrate, ii J^Bn with a rs arrant to arresi AioiM> t Mackenzie naiaii
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    ANDREW USHER'S WHISKY.
    34 3 ANDREW USHER 'S WHISKY. behave received a copy < Andrew < l **ir local Agents, Messr 2J*«Co. Hk: b< -f prepared, and contains m ii information. It is a very- h i aye on one's debottle <
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    ALLEGED BREACH OF TRUST.
    390 3 ALLEGED BREACH OF TRUST. ENDAN i OMMI I I ED Ft >|- I RIAJ OB .\h.( V.t.u^n, _„d '"ed the preliminary SEP •:> of criminal breacl c -P"t of s s taack Government H the p of c!e,k anddre. c General J- Sproule, Deputy Public 1 E i-ventt for the
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    THE FARM TESTER.
    97 3 iday with a smaHqua;.- rndu ir. possession. He was taken to a police station and the Farm Tester was sent for. This individual, seemingly without examining the stuff, assumed that it wasillicit, and the man lup On Saturday, Inspector Wilson who had ed that the -tuff was
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    MASQUERADING
    114 3 AH, an Arab, was passing through the v a late hour on Friday night He was wearing a grey beard, a European hat and overcoat. Ins t I onnor questioned hir c, but was nut quite satisfied with hi- explanation, and detained him for a magisterial opinion. In the
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    THE CHANCES IN [HE MINISTRY.
    116 3 H. E. Phya Sukhum has been t Baratively only a short time in the of Publ A is, but in that period he has achieved succe- S ee he becam er, it anaafari I -p-to-datetelep! em ha- been ordered tor the capital, the Chinese Post
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    A GANJA CASE.
    83 3 Gamaisa drug la,- -umed in India and r> hurtful in il Therefore, it may not be imp this Colony except under gi conditions, and thoac BBJ in it-ot eh itiaan laen t, must have Saturday, Inspect. ewe before M I t an unlicensed BM PP s f
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    16 3 Meet. ng of the Li at t 1 hamberioi DAY. Bil I consolidate and
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    THE KAISER IN ENGLAND.
    1146 3 THE KAISER IN ENGLAND. a SURFRISi ARRIVAL l .-11- Am I i rVMtTSN 1 >\ 1 1 lay*! fb| ap 1 thi in angeaM m- the Eflßpc or*s ainv 1! at Portstn mtfa < naMed h■ pi aorprißi *■< p Nrhiea rhe H Sunday night m Nib Light fog-b<>und th<
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    PRISONER HIS OWN GAOLER.
    570 3 M< >.\ 11. \RL() C< hMEDY 1 »ur cables have givoa detailsofthe shocking laardei I Monti I lo by the ds, .\nd one irooders I) it a oappa 1 1 them In the even of their bang found gui tl I Wilful murder by the M
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    THE ATTORNEY GENERAL AND THE LOTTERIES.
    268 3 WHERE 4 IHK LINK [S DRAWN. A representative of the (Vi/'// M I i- -iw the Hon. the Attoi ney-General to request some explanation of the present renewed campaign against race lotteries and club sweeps. The Hon. Mi. Walter Pereira pointed out that a)
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    A FEMALE JOCKEY.
    123 3 I I 1 r (k HJI Ol MII Mai Ml M ey, the Aim lit BO lady rider, to obtain I loekev's license in France, calK to mind the fad thai I idy jockiej have oof been unknown in England Mrs. Thornton, the v lie o! olonel
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    557 3 r, i■ '> \bablt late oj .-/> r»i al md mune >>/ Agents. Stbahi ks Airlic, Sydney, Dec 2s, Boustead AIctOOUS, China, Dec 8 Muisfield Arcadia, olombo, Dee ti Pft I I 0| Achilles, bina, Dec i. Man-!.' Ayuthia, Bangkok, Dec Bon t (01 A. Behic, Saigon, Jan
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    Arrival of Passengers
    178 3 Per s.s. Darnel, Irom Lahuan, on I < I 6: -Mr W iay lor. Per s.s. Sesangar t firam I Anson via f)orts, on Dec 7: Messrs C B Hickinji, W M lintchait, H CaMlCOtt, Stapp, Pooley, and WoocJrntfc. Ie s.s. Guardiama, from Saigon, on Dec 7:
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  • Page 3 Advertisements
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      141 3 new Japanese Cinematograph I ENTIRE CHANGE TO-NIGHT N Singapore Harbour Diving Boys OUR OWN S.S. Selanqor _-v F. M. S. Railway PRODUCTIONBukit Timah. En Bi DO as all DO Oo to tKe JAP show A Really First Glass Show. OUR lAPA.N C_.\Rli vM ki ,i>- ONE AND 9 I IT
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
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      103 3 Mails Close 1 1 LOAM You Pm Steamcb Imi -Mope via porta I Saigon 1 ,11,11 1,1 i am Mala j and Lin^ui Ipa Muar a d Mala. s /v ;>; 2| Bi Malacca V Di< ks n Hon Muar and M.'lvi I I fn\ i- 2 pa Batavia, bon
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      349 3 SHIPPING NEWS. WEN-OF-WAR ETC Bedford, II. Craiset atac tonn, 660 crew, Capt Ersk: 10m Hongk M.O. I H,>i-Chi, H I C M. Cruise., 4,300 tons. 439 crew, Commodore Shen, 5. From Siam. Faff Java, (1 week hence).— 1< Hm Ymmg W.XA l er, 1,000 ton-, Commodore Lin, mghai and Siam.
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      242 3 Bn St:. 258 tons, Capt nchton. From Penang, I >< o. ror Penang, Dec ic. K Attn, 1 vettenham, Dec Dr Osman vettenham via Ports, Dec 10— Kds. mmfCkeu Sheppard From Penang, I Rds. in, Dut str, 102c tons, Ca ler Hant. From Bagan, Dec 7. x n HocL orBatav
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  • Page 4 Advertisements
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      350 4 I r est Lsrqcs: I KUvtric Fane in even Bedroom 1 Battd-fles in I 'enang v-^£*"yj^ Cuisine .m Catering under European iS^S?* "won oi an European J Expert. I IiMTERNATIQi-AL HOTEL, j Elcctricallv Ui and Ventilated Bar Lunch |cc .ra 1 1 a.m.-i p.* f throughout Supper, (hot or cold)
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      407 4 Singapore General Store 1(3, Victoria Street. Gf^T The best and Freshest of Provisions. Neu Shipment Just Arrived! < Pate de Foie Gras 51 ced 1 lam lead Baaaa rJertingi < Mackerel Aft_choki M 1 (Paskli 1 I rafflei Rad I -Bfeßßji u\ Kna 1 ra__ae limicd Celery 1 .r (lowi
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      662 4 BA NK^ Honukong s\ Shargliai fcankin. Corpotaticn i-Mi.Li' CAMTAL MlMttiMfcW XI- SEKVE FUNDS Stctiina ••JlO.um.u-jo i2_.750.iJ00 Silv.-r *11 750.000 I u£2Z LtebiKtf q! .Voi.u-t- WOSStMW I Court ol Directors G h, hJkvmmjusr, Bag u a, ilon. Mr. Henry Keiwick, Deputy Chairman. A PBdM, Bag. I E. Shellim, Eaq. K. Goats
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      501 4 E. D. M." AOLETS. FOR SALE, WANTED, &C. COVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. U ,-t plications foi i h<u- c Ho acea to be cor i at the mee6n( ol th Boa I vi I 01 ng [ustioeaon SVcdncaday, Daceaiber 18th IOOTj niav be 8880 OB application at the Colonial Secretary'- Office and
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      353 4 Artie Tully \KI> A $10,000 Book On tne r oming KUALA LUMPUR MEETING DOUBLE AND TREBLE EVENTS. r\skfer PRICE LIST. Artie Tully, •RufflM PlacePOSTAGE STAMPS! !f TO STAMP COLLECTORS A N Album containing a good collection of mostly old used and unused Asiatic Stamps including errorneously surcharged and also a
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      319 4 1 1 Jl f**M «T£S li J '-OCAL I -^"BBajti I Single Copy I Month 3 Months I 6 Months I Year I Out -stat; 0^ I 1 Month 1 3 Manths 1 irhs I I ADVERTISING RATES s r I SMALL AOVERTISEMEr •••tic.s.acsc. For 1 inch Sirurle C o
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    Stocks and Shares.
    639 5 DECI MBI R 1907 i. Special Gold Reserve Fund. b. Insurance Fund. c. Sundry RSSSTTSS. st Sundry Reserves. c. Special Reserve. Number p -J Capita) Subscribed, of U^ ue R«l ipany Quotation maton Shares V tlu up tO BOLD. I I 350,000 DC^CP^L,.,. (pref> J» SJ-J, $300,000
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    DEBENTURES
    50 5 Howarth Erskine, Ltd. 6 per cent. 000,000 3 per cent. prm. buyers Hamate* Ltd. 6 225,00 c 3 Singapore Municipal 6 400,000 20 1,878,000 I 602,000 2 dis. nom. 1 ,Pi'onii I agar Dock Co., I-td. 6 250.000 2 per cent, prem buyers" 5 1 1 ,o;o. 000 par,
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