The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 19 September 1898

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1 4 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
  • 18 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. rHIRD SERIES. SINGAPORE. MONDAY, 191 h SEPTEMBER 1898. DAILY [SSUE, Xc
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • 564 1 P_ Orhcs. Coilyer Q.uy. Wnarves. New Harbour O STEAM NAVIGATION Co. N-.eam :->< < H ISA. JAPAN. PEN \NG. KVn INDIA AUSTRALIA. ADEN, EGYPT, MARSEILLES GIBRALTAR. MALTA, R INDISI. VENICE, PLYMOUTH. AND S ON. firouij^ Bills 01 .ued (or Perua* n::n*n:ai -in-i American Ports, abe ma .jiist. and S*n Francisco
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    • 581 1 BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGA. TION CO.. LIMITED. US A N RANGOON CALCUTTA. c o v.pany's steamers is intended t« -io p >' Pa^'ar Wharf every week. Pis--? gen M.d Cargo are booked by the above r -"\.i.ih rates to all ports m India and Cajrloa .iso :o X xst African
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    • 1262 1 JOHN LITTLE CO., LTD., SINGAPORE. The Finest Ground Coffee m the East. DE KONINKLIJKE PAKKTVAART MAATSCHAPPII. UONGKONG AND SHANGHAI Under Contract with the Netherlands India Government. BANKING CORPORATION. Agents at Singapore. Ships Agency, late I. DAENDELS Co.. 2-3 Collyer Quay paid-up capitai $10,000,000 Time Table for September, 1898. RESERVB FUN
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    • 259 1 pHCENIX ASSURANCK COM PANY OF LONDON. iht uiidt r^ned Ag> nis lot the above Company art prepared to acr.epi Fire nbk-- m Singapore Johore Mid the Mala\ Staiet, at current iate-. STIVEN o. Mm j<, SOUTH BRITISH FIRE AND MARINE INSUKANCE COMf'AN-« OF NEW ZEALAND. f. 2 000 <<X-. I
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    • 192 1 PACI KIC MA J COM I A QCCIDENI f STKAVsH: CC MPA i .It. re* i ■■>• N .■> >ty. nit <i r i r. PnniiM|xiii UOI o I «v irgjfis HEADACHE NEURALGIA CEREBRfNE MI6RAIME NEURALGIA Singa V^^PP CURES i v vif*ar 46 f.oußs THE TAN JONG PAOAB DOCK COMFAN'
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  • 915 2 The Singapore Free Press. MONDAY, SEP TEM BER 19, 1 8 98. Here shall the Press the People's right maintain. L'mwtd l.y influence and anbrlbed by pain Here patriot Truth her glorious precerta draw, Pledged to Religion, Loyalty, and Law. FURTHER telegrams to-day corroborate the view that the presence ol
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  • 1019 2 The following is the team chosen to re- present Hongkong against Shanghai A. t S.Anton, H.Aithur, G. D. Campbell, P, G. Davits, W. A. L. Lethbndge, Capt. Langborne, J. A. Lowson, H S. Moberty, Capt. Dyson, Rev. G. K. Vallings, A. G. Ward. The team leave- on Wednesday, 2ISt September,
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  • 178 2 N esterdaj aft< rncn n, M t' nesah ol hi :i,,; >ra tiu b) soon j ersoi 0 persons ai inki a 1 Cliinese j ged M j\. t 3 j v\ r l R Hi 'A iv I h Frai t Ia pi \i! y Dr
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  • 125 2 S HOI BS. Woh' rsta 1 S Reid 1 beat 6—4B S w.o. R m, 5. untin. i: t r beat Upton, 1. 6—4 < Scoula t Mcl w I i j 1 Ha A Double* i < I- II .mton owe j IK
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  • 412 2 C iSHII v, owe 2. ey, scr, v. Wa X played 01 M j. joaqu m, 5, v. A. H. <tin. < SiMG v P. J 1 1 i M LoAe, owe 3. v. liigrj pa win on M day, 1 den, ->ci J 1 Mon< da.
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
    • 223 2 ROBINSON CO. Are during this week making a large show of British and American Bicycles PREMIERS ARIELS lalc DunioP 1 DAYTONS Over 50 Machines m Stock ROADSTERS ROAD RACERS TANDEMS. By 7 over 40.000 PREMIERS were sold. fh« ARIELS hoid more racing records than any other machine. We claim tor
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    • 258 2 Musi 1. s 1 ImTUI'HBTI peak KoWM.I HEWS I 1 M I I 4 AN. G r Shi| [NGAPOI E CLUB ORCHIDS .ah wttcaltanst. 1 NOTICE P* i-.At, r f ochir (I a\,e M BfBMI a SONS ft a:. ■> r a. NOTICE THE SlQgAj ted. Messrs >. Brandt ipply
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    • 749 2 TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Superior to any other. Geo. B. Secord, the well known contractor of Towanda, says I have u--ed Chamberlain'! Coogti Remedy \<\ m. Family fora long time u^.ii have lound it >upi ri< rto any oh< 1 Sold by „1! dftiki 1 i DISI RNSARY, SINGAPORE.
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    • 506 2 REUTER'S TELEGRAMS THE NILE fcXPKDITION Fashoda to be Occup.e An Egyptian Garrison Static I correspondents p... dl> tetegrafili thai Sudar, S I tstrurt Fasbo |r, if «co tsai a Egj ptia I THE HURRI-ANE IN THF ANT LLfcS Near!;, A Hundred TfaOUMI Homeless A Relief Fund Openec (jfhcia! di at<
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  • 54 3 Do*. IM!'l>>i I \TION. IRM I SIH I letter log rrguiati jn ..^:i ,i t ired m your S»t»rday*s j'-V'-t. m inforni Ib) a well-know :i Pr" v ir. -ore that the dog; be! aged to Prin Henry and was on ils way to German) Fxu why wa^ I
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  • 110 3 A HINT TO SINGAPORE HEADS OF FIRMS <ii\ inter\ m with Dr I M I IWSOH at Hongkong 'he foithcorniti]^ 1 1 tetween H gk ig and Sql gl ira Wha: arc >g Mason Me aah -1 On j !1 v. -i ha r -1. I D- tl r Vac
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  • 29 3 1 cWrk m I H- n 11 there with making n the Pi > > Wl t the 1 H c the pi >. The bail rr
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  • 91 3 s ild be v I rij 1 ,c::! k Km and or ol e c base tw en .i Kkifl I < 1 j- v «d Bar.k who*-.; 1 I I Ipp the P rs, and epei I ry. a d V < a ree 1 i
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  • 20 3 The P O. .> Smii wiH be despatched with the h« mcA jrd pni> at <* m 03 Friday, the Jjrd io»l
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  • 1361 3 >r v k BaMOOIT: Oiher PcSTIVtTIBS. For tiic- is( two days Johore has been em elebratton of the 26th -V- En rk >ning] birthday of H. H Sn tai Ibi ihitn A I r On an occasi m I this kii the general alt ot rejoicing and am wot
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  • 537 3 NOTES FROM T HE PHILIPPINES. KSI H O J>l BSSI Saota 0,.- i i pita! <»i the l--»guna Pro. i important town situ, ated at the hea the great Lake oi Bay, I trc ol a larg i populous agricultural district, .-'li rendei on the »t insl to 1 era
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  • 90 3 As two constables were returning from rounds yesterday along Gaylang Road, when near the third milestone, they saw four men, Chinese, rush out of a compound house, occupied by a Baba Chinese named Ong Liong. The constables gave chase and secured one man, an old offender, with nine previous convictions,
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  • 169 3 S.C.C. 2ndXl. v. "C" Coy. \Vk>,t Yurksßkgt. Played at Tanglin on Saturday, Benjafirld took five wickets for 23 and Matliew* five for 27. "C" Co Lt. Isacke b Benjafield v Sgt. Brunskill b M .thews 0 I .-Corp. Love c Mar-.li b Mathews 17 Pte. Lovelock b Benjafield o
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  • 227 3 A very successful performance na* given by the X A. Minstrel 1 ruupe m the AngloCbinesi School on Saturday evening, m aid ol the funds ol the femperance Club Tlie schoolroom was crowded 1 1 I r« >u^ i ut, the audience being mosl appreciative and
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  • 440 3 A Roman atfa i Missionai sends to us this cutting from tb< Tablet a recognised organ of thai Limp h m d< (< n< ol the friars m the Philippines Sd many vayu'j accusatioi > have been nf-tdc i i ly against thi Laiholii
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  • 766 3 A FREE PRESS IN THE PHILIPPINE. We have ju-i received ti. nr^x. numbers of La Independence, tl i.-t independent newspaper published m the Philippines under the newly-acquired freedom ot ih. Press. I lie paper appears daily and imprinted, by a singular irony of fate, m tinpress of die As-ylum m
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  • 72 3 (Corrected up io Septetnbei 19.) On London Bank 4 m/s 1111./ 1 1 demand 1/1 i Privati credits 3 na/a ..._■< do-urn^n^ 3 m/s 2/0J credits 6 m/V j/o^ Franck, demand 24^ Germany, demand joi, India, T. T '47 Hongkong, demand Yokohama, demand 3* |j"> JAVA, demand 118 MANILA,
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  • 89 3 (Septembei 19 Tin J 4^ i-, Gambiei ex><j do. Cube No. 1 8.30 Pepper, Hlack (ordinary Spore 1 do. White, fPair L/W=s% Nutm<.'«s llos to (He Ib.) Mace (Bandaj Cloves (Arnboin.!) Liber;an Colite Tapioca, small peari v l .1 do. uo ii'.kc ;do. do. medium pearl :!':i, do. do
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  • Page 3 Advertisements
    • 72 3 Rheumatic Pains Relieved. Rev. E. Edwards, pastor ct tin- English Baptist Church at Minersville, Pa., when suffering from rheumatism, was .idvKsd to try Chamberlain's Pain Balm. He says A lew applications of this liniment proved v! yreal serviCf tv nie. ll subdued the inflamation ~>-nd relieved tliu pain. Should any
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    • 299 3 OCEAN STEAM SHIP COMPA..Y EAST INDIAN OCEAN STEAM SHIP COMPANY. Ltd. AND NEDERLANDSCHE STQOMVAART MAATSC iAPPIJOCEAAN Ine Company's steamer-; are dcbpatr r.ed ir rr Liverpool outwards fur the Siraitb. I o.r.c Japan, and from japan homewards Cm London every ten days, and have accommodau.i' for third class passenger j only.
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    • 60 3 UHOKOh II sad i j v'\ eatfaa bj u t W' Hurr. s>k Kail m 1 im Mbmji 19 i >•., d«ng Kerb^u ;<,., y I nmV Si IK h '.our Oi l^"'Pr —M. m Pdi ■vcryp.rwuMMn tht v«. pei.un-.;, this a =v.!- youig ua>ei espttiaih j Tuasi n^ but
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
    • 217 3 ?AAILS CLOSE. 0-MORKOV For Per At Europe Preussen b am Hongkong. \c. Nam Yong 11 am Hanykuk Alboin 1 PU Penaiii», scl. Nerbudda 1 m Malacca, &<.. Ban Hin Gimu pm Penang Cheang Chew 3 pm Hongkong, &c. Andalusia 3 hrn Bangkok Cerberus 4 pm Muntok Al Palembrin^ Banka 4
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    • 486 3 SHARE LIST SEPTEMBER 19th iBgb Q\ .1 IAI IDS. I Pi ->^ Ban* 1 iaad |ana i.e. v Nominal. f/ tjooojooi L st ■<#■>*'■ £*~i I■■ arrad. g Bayan, > B-. !■.,-.<;■ fcgenc) ISSI iomo(4 fc -56-i^i t .416 uiii^iucti 1 I- > > ..n rm Ltd |ioo > 00
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  • Page 4 Advertisements
    • 467 4 w :rley hotel, bill st. v t-KW KUOM> m M mi lh» coiwwiently tnward -trnl conilt r-'.. "'tel >cfK «■< TO LET ANY tLL iurniahad room, with board, table lor a bachelor, above the RiiHe> ITifta Room<> and International Bod^a. Immediate en«nh Apply HAFI ES HOTEL. S«p»o *k -rr~LET. One
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    • 1130 4 Singapore Sporting Club. PROGRAMME FOR AUTUMN RACE MEETING ittgti. FIRST DAY. Tutsday, jj/A October First Racb. Tbfc Hit" PLATfc.— Value |2jo. A Kace for Maiden Horses— Weight as per scale (lost 91b.) An aiS. »ance <-•» -Mlb. to horses ci tered ior the intermediate Racaa only. An allowance of 71b.
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    • 393 4 Kelly Walsh, Ltd. Hats FU' ei»ed thk Following NEW NOVELS MYSTERY of the PATRICIAN CLUB, by.A. D. Vandam 1.50 The STAR GAZERS, by G. M. Fenn 1.50 SOME EVERY DAY FOLK, by E. Phillpots i.;o A DAUGHTER OF THE SOIL, by M. F. Francis 81.50 A VOMAN ol the COMMUNE,
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    • 713 4 Katz Brothers, Limited, Beg to announce the arrival of Ladies' and Children's Boots and Shoes WHICH THEY HAVE ADDED TO THEIR DRAPERY DEPT. Ladies Bronze Court Shoes, Beaded Toes Ladies Glace Kid do Patent Leather shoes Lace shoes Kid shoes Kid Button boots Tan shoes White Buckskin shoes Ladies Canvas
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    • 57 4 Royal Hair Dressing Saloon Raffles Place. Just received a larpe consignnienl o! FANCY COLOURED SHIRTS. of the Newest Designs, excellent quality and Very Cheap. *i 3 and $14 per half dozen. Collars to match ALSO Neckties, m good var.ety, m the Latest Fash.ons Hats and Caps and a large assortment
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    • 603 4 The Singapore Free Press AND Mercantile Advertiser Caulk Adorbs>,— Advertiser, Smgapor, TtLKrHONe Number. N'>. 61. Published at 30 3, Raffle* Place, Singapore THE leading English Newspaper Straits Settlements Jobon Federated Native State* of Ferak Sdaa gor, Sungei LJjong, Pahang^m< < Sembilan British North Borneo Sara* d Netherlands Indies, Java and
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
    • 1305 4 VESSELS EXPECTED. Giving port ol departure, and •"•n«" 1 date due here, and name oi Ac M«N-OF-W*« Asama, |ap., Newcastle, Catiwai Pr« Govkiimilo [tal. Spezzta, Kasagi, Philadelphia, ToKiti ij J^p. Newcastle, Maii Si r«M fk* 1 fe Sydhsy, doc Sep. M M. M Park.».M ITT A, due Sup. 24 P.
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