The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 2 September 1899

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  • 17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. THIRD SERIES. SINGAPORE. SATURDAY, 2nd SEPTEMBER,/^. DAILY ISSUE. Xo ,665
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • 767 1 P n Office. Collyer Quay. XT Wharves. New Harbour O STEAM NAVIGATION Co. Steameri for CHINA, JAPAN, PENANG, CEYLON, INDIA, AUSTRALIA, ADEN, EGYPT, MARSEILLES, GIBRALTAR MALTA, BRINDISI, VENICE, PLYMOUTH AND LONDON. Through Bills of Lading issued for Persian Gulf, Continental and American Ports, also for China Coast, and San Francisco
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    • 769 1 pHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIi GATION COMPANY, LIM TED THE following are the dates on which the Co. 1 Steamers may be expected here, viz OUTWARD. HOMKWARD. For Hongkong, Shano- For Marseille Hai lapam Pouts. and Lonoon. e.s. Pskling a3th Au?t. s.s. Ching- Wo Sept. 15 s.s. Moyune 6th Sep.. Through
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    • 467 1 DE KONINKLIJKE PAKbTVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. Under Contract with the Nkthkrlands Iwdia t .ovsrn ,««m. Agents at Singapore. Ships Agency, late F. DAENDELS Co.. 2-3 Collyer Quay Time Table lor September, lSog From Bxoecteo Wili be despaicbed lor Japara Batavia At*. 30. Batavia. Cheribon, Samarang, Sourabaya, Macassar Amhoina, Banda and New Guinea
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    • 246 1 HOWAETH ERSXINE, LIMITED. Civil. Mechanical Electrical Engineers Boilermakers Contractors. SOLE AGENI S FOk REDDAWAY'S "Camel" Hair Belting r'.w-nt-Kdg.- Jl.it;, ;,n<i Rubber Goods of i\cr\ -j.. .(icaiion icr a I j urj Special Miaiog aad UMI Boring Boilers Engines m itCtiOM foe «a^y Tnm pot! tlirough unopened cc, latrj "PULSOMET^R" PUMPS
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    • 585 1 fJONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-UP CAPITAL liooooouc RKSKRVE FUND I ow'.« RESERVE LIABILITY OF «'O.ooo,xjc PROPRIKTORS i •io.ooo.isoc Court or IMawvaai R. M. G«av, Es/j— Chairman. N. A SlBBl, Esq. Dfputy Chaikmam. X Goers, Em,. A.J. Ravmono I q fc. Shkl.im.Em,. R H. Hill Im A. Haupt, Üb> p.
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    • 367 1 j PETER SYS WONDERFUL^PECIfT^ K kco.,., )K1) |p^ ai pßopf THE PETER SYS COMPANY pHCENIX ASUKANCE COM PANY OF LONDON. The unders^ned Agents for the above Compan are prepared to accept Pin nsh, m Sm^aporc Johoreand the Malay States,* current rates. Novao snVKN fcC o.. THE COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE CO.,
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    • 338 1 o cci s D T ir M A s UToS R P rvT AL T OYO H «ff°s*»u«n« < KAISHA roßiis Tw ssro j fi orCaHao.an BSfcSfiSS r?hCrn P C f assen^ers, who have paid (uOfeni nM Sn hr^.usco /or Una orl a re *«"bark «1 within one year, w,"
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  • 727 2 The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, SEPT EMBER 2, 1899. THERE are many who may have read The Greatest PUgue of Life," a book dealing m a humorous way with the faults and failin^>> of the British female domestic servant, and of the miseries thereby entailed on householder-.. Fur years since
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  • 602 2 The usual Missionary Meeting will be held on Monday, September 4th, m Prinsepstreet Chapel, at 8 p.m. Mr B. W. Birch, Resident of the Negri Sembilan, arrived this morning by the Hye Leong. Great preparations arc being made at Robinson <S Co for the opening of the annual cheap s.de
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  • 279 2 The many friends of Mr. \V. G. Bentley A. K. M., who gained much popularity m the Colony as conductor of the magnificent band of the West Yorkshire Regiment and a prominent member of other music*! bodies, will be interested to learn ol the success of that
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  • 117 2 Ihe Pttit Bltu, a well-known Brussels newspaper, has performed the feat of producing an issue without the aid of one compositor. The cotnps went out on strike, and lite news to accompany 16 pages of illustrations was set up on a typewriter. The single wiitten sheets
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  • 112 2 THE TRANSVAAL CRISIS. Transvaal Ammunition at Delagoa Bay. The Portuguese Government has m. structed the authorities at Lorenso Marquez to release the ammunition for the Transvaal. Mr. Chamberlain's Despatch. Further Detail. Further particulars made known as to Mr. Chamberlain's reply to the Transvaal state that Great Britain is
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  • 62 2 The following are the first fixtures m the above competition Monday, 4 ih Sept. R.E. v Old Rafflesian lub S. R. C. Ground kick oft 5 p. m. TnevU y A Coy. K.O.R. v. D. Coy. K.O.R. I anghn Ground kick off sp. m. Wednesday.— C. oy.
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  • 145 2 The Merchants' Association of San Francisco has been trying the experiment of sprinkling a street with sea water says AppUton's Popular Science Monthly, and finds that such water binch the dirt together between the paving stones, M that when it is dry no loose dust is formed
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  • 219 2 Advices dated the 10th August say NearU every collectorate and district m the Bomba> Presidency reports a deficiency of rainfall. Your^ crops are withering, and sowing operations artretarded, cattle are weak m several Karachi talukas where fodder is scarce, suffering from lack of fodder m
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  • 278 2 •Fiuhtimq it Out' m the Royal Nursery. 'Prince Edward of York, our King to be. 1 is the subject of the first article m the Lady's Realm for July, and concerning him there are one or two amusing incidents told. The Royal nursery, .t seems,
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
    • 918 2 Cash Clearance Sale. Great Reductions m all Departments. ROBINSON Co. will offer for Sale on Monday, the 4th of September, and following days, their surplus stock of drapery, outfitting and other goods, at gr atly reduced prices for Cash, and would call special attention to some of the leading lines
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    • 521 2 extra special for climate THE VVORLD FAMED WSB^^f RACHALS PIANOS. &mm^^^^^S^ THE robin^on piano Co. LIP T O N TEA MERCHANTS BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT TO HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN LIPTON'S TEAS drunk everywhere m air-tight tins. THE FINEST OBTAINABLE. LIPTON Limited are the Largest Tea, Coffee and Provision Merchants m
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    • 533 2 TO-DAY'S ADVER riSEMENTS WANTED BOARD ft LODGING. DV a single gentleman, moderate terms, repl) 1 BOARD tjoFree J'rtit. £ept 2 IJ AUCTION SALE OF GOLD WATCHES (new; at our s<ile room Wrdnesda> 6th Sept at 1 1 .30 a.m. Ughl gold Matches, 14 and 18 carat, guaranteed. POWELL Co.,— Auctioneers.
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    • 129 2 John Little CO LTD NEW BOOKS GREAT BOOKS, by Farrar. TRANSGRESSION, by S. Thorburn. PERILS OF JOSEPHINE, by Lord Hamilton. KNIGHT OF THE KINGS GUARD. AS A MAN SOWS. AN AWKARD MEETING, by R. HSavage. TNI OLD MAKE'S FOAL, by Nat Gould. PINK PAPERS. SENTIMENTAL MARIA, by J. Strange Winter.
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
    • 276 2 The Week. Saturday, and High Water 9.20 a tt.44 p. M. M. Mail Outwards, afternoon. Sale of Prim Alexander at Batavia. Cricket. S.V.A. Officers of Garrison 2- 50 1 Star of East, 7-30 p.m., Temperance Club. S. C. C. L. T Entries close, 7 p.m. Meeting R. A. O. 8..
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  • 1264 3 Quicquid mgunt homines noslnett farrago libelli Juvenal. It is well known, mon cher Redacteur, that convenient as they h«, and inextravagant as a mode of locomotion, rikisiia* afford more facilities for an involuntary exit from this mortal world than any other expedient we are aware of,
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  • 187 3 Last night at the Tanglin Club triple bill was presented under the management of Mr. VVyntt-r, A O I) before the members of the Tanglin and IVut<»nia Clubs and their guests. The performance was of course a private one, and is therefore not subject to any press comment.
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  • 134 3 The match between fjurs se'ected from the Married and Single- Members of the Club was rowed off la-: evening, over the usual three-quarter mile course. The crews were M*rkikd Scot Rjssell, Scoular, Blan<), Tre- j garlhen, \V Dunman, C ox. SIM.Lt Kode-.se, A. W. Davies, Minnitt, <*i d Sells
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  • 159 3 At the general meeting of the above Club, held on Fiiday evening at Fort Canning, it was decided that the 6ih Annual Rifle Meeting will be held at Tanglin on uth, r 3th, and 14th of October next. The following constitute th« committr<: to carry out the
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  • 238 3 From the pla> ing fields of Eton to the humbl» st vil age green An inborn love ot B msh sp .rts and games ol skill is seen A love that bisters c urage true alike m j rich and poor, That teaches us to love fair play,
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  • 128 3 St. Andrew's Cathedral. ijth Sunday after Trinity. 7 a. in. Matins. 7.30 a. m. Choral < elrbration and Sermon, y a. m. Litany aid C> lebration. 4 p. m. Children's Service. 5.30 p. m. Kvensontf and Sermon. Oftcrtory (or Assistant leijjy Fund. St. Matthews Church, Sepoy Lines. 8
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  • 1048 3 Mr*. I.ovell wins thi Chavpionship. The Tournament of the L. L T. C. was concluded last evening on the Club Ground, by tlu> playing of the Championship. There was a large attendance of members and their friends. The Championship game was between Mrs. Lovell, the runner-up,
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  • 131 3 Probably as neat an approach to perpetual motion as has been achieved is the e'ecmc dock started nearly a year ago by Mr. P. M. Ravenskilde, an IllinoU man. Instead of a mainspring the clock has a wheel five t et m circumference with 120 cups m
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  • 1182 3 \]From our turn Correspondent.} The Dutch Colonial newspapers greet with pleasure an "ordonnance" by the G»v-ernor-General fprbidding the f-ngagement of natives of Netherlands India to give public realistic exhibition- of the popular modes of life m fouign countries, racept under st ingent conditions. The GovernorGeneral may impose what
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  • 36 3 I he Swimming Club launch for the waterpolo match at the Club Bungalow to-morrow leaves Johnston's Pier at 9 a.m. The match is between the R. A. and the Club, and a good gamf* is anticipated.
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  • 781 3 Sr.vsiblb Rem\rks op a Shanghai MerchantUnder the above heading of Rivalry m China,' /.<■ Mat m of Pans, the ***** of June, has a note from ics London correspondent saying that he had asked Mr. Archibald Liule. as an old resident m China, to
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  • 315 3 KmuA lUsbcuKWA \*h< Hmmum tut l'.iAKkV'l I M. The Daily NIW» h^r, scored m the publication i t .1 giaphii UHKtvm with the peasant woman who succoured me 1 sanvui.li at the momtnt of his death, bhe was a milk-woman, Anna Uassojewa by I. line -«nd
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  • 47 3 Sh* telt the strong arm of »he law,' he said, speaking of a woman who had K ot into trouble. 'How d.litfhtfuir commented the demure young thin^. YVhat is delightful"" he demanded m surprise. 'To feel a strong arm.' she answered softly.
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  • 90 3 Mothers of children affected with croup or a severe cold eed not hesitate to administer Ch-»m-barlain'k Con^li Remedy. It coniains no opiate nor ii-ircouc m any form and may be ijiv-n a* confiJenlly to the babe as to an adult. The tfreat success that has attended
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  • 77 3 (Corrected up to September j). On London Bank 4 m/s '/"ill demand 1/11} Private credits 3 m/s '/I'll documents 3 m/s 2'o credits 6 m/s 2/0 I FRANCE, demand 24 7 Germany, demand 200^ India, T. T 4 6j Hongkong, demand i% dis Yokohama, demand 4s^ pm JAVA, demand
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  • 381 3 Quotation. Capital. Paid Up. Sh« Bank of China and Japan, Lid. i Nominal. < 2,000,000 450,./>S 19,^ Deferred. £5 ,^l,, Bell's Asbestos Eastern A K ency. $3 Seller?.. 1 0,000 f£ B'sB48 s84 X> 5 8 4 Clear Water Dairy f Farm Ltd. JlOO 15.000
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  • 100 3 iSeptembi ••■wiaißf '..V.^.'!.'.'."!.'!..'!',".".".' ,s 60 i <^c 050 p^er, lilack (ordinary S'por*) 37 171 Jo. Whue, (Fair L, V-5% j gg 1 i itmegs 1 10s :o ttie lb.) 64 10. to the lb) "84 <-• (lianda) 3, oves (Amboma) Ml Uxian Culfee j/^ -ip.oca, small p^H (Fa r
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  • Page 3 Advertisements
    • 262 3 OCKAN SThANI SHIP COMPANY 1 AND NBDBRLA IOSCHBtfTOO IVAAkT MAATSCHAPPIJ OCBAAN. 1 tie Company's steamers are despatched from Liverpool outwards for the Straits, China, and Japan, and from Japan homewards for London every ten days. The Company's steamtrs on the Java Line are despatched from Amsterdam and uvsrpaal Nan fortnight
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
    • 929 3 riiißLi 1 port f-VV. K1«k» and Tont Commander* Arrived Krom For Wboi. K^polb Bric.lfiMl.iaa H. Booth |u! v v Lahuan Kovl ALBATBOI Dut. IM I! v n 'aha (iMKKRi Si-<m yacht, '400 1., d- Kichelitn A^. Bani(kok Bs K kok, Sep. a Other Ve.aeu Flaea ft Ton* Matter. Arrived From
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  • Page 4 Advertisements
    • 772 4 FURNISHED HOUSK GOOD opportunity of obtai ing a lurmshed house near town and wrll situated has been successfully run as a B« aiding House for some time terms most reasonable. Apply, LAIRA, C o Free Prtss. Aug 30 1O LET THE Grove, Tan)oi>g Katonjf. Apply to MEYER BROTHF.RS. Aug 24
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    • 971 4 THE JEWELLERY WORKSHOP. E. .SWARTZ so HIGH STREET. THE above establishment ii open to undertake high -class gold and silver work repairing jewellery and diamond setting. Personal attention and satisfaction guaranteed. Aug 30 30.9 THE MANSION. BOARD AND LODGING. One large room for couple. One single room. Aug it v.c.
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    • 1150 4 NOTICE OW'NG to the non-arrival of Nfessrs. \V. A. Wafkobd's new premises will not be oprned until the 15th Sept. 1599. Aug 31 7 9 NOTICE I have admitted Mr. John Graham Kirk, as a partner m my business, as from Ist July, which will m future be carried on
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    • 589 4 Powell Robinson Civil and Military Tailor. HIGH CLASS ARTISTIC TAILORING IN ALL BRANCHES. SPECIALITIES RIDING BREECHES AND GENTLEMEN'S EVENING DRESS. Powell Robinson BArTEEY ROAD June 3 f*#o#/> Medicine of thr kind awardd Certificate at the Calcutta Exhibition, 1883 84 open to all Countries D ft LALQR'S MISPHODYNE HAB THE LARGEST
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    • 303 4 Light Railways PORTABLE AND PERMANENT RAILWAY PLANT ..FISHER FOSTERH AVK IN MO( X hUK IMMIOIATI I'F.I.IVERV Light Rails, and Rolling Stock, Suitable for Work at Mine*. Qsarrica Bi icUW-l(U. Sugar Estates, Saw Mills, \Vli;irvi •>, &l. 14 and 20 lb rails, with or without steel sleepers Wagons Platform, side or
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    • 1118 4 VESSELS EXPECTED. Giving port ol departuie, and (whrre known) date due here, and name of Agents. Mkn-ok-War. Ak»ion», Jap Hoplar. Carlo Albbrto, Ital., Spezzia, hrsM. Danish, Hai-PsN, Chin., Portsmouth, H»tsusb, Japanese, Idsumo, Jap., Elswick, Iwati, j.ip.. Elswick, l.isiKi a, Ital., Spexzia, Mi rakumo, Jap., London, PiiOßNix, H.M.S., Christmas Inland, Rosbt,
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    • 626 4 The Singapore Free Press. AMD Mercantile Advertiser Cablb Addrbss,— Advertiser, Singmport. TILtPHONI NI'MIIR.-No. 61. Published at 90-3, Raffles Place, Singapore. "PHE leading English Newspaper m the •I Straits Settlements Johort, the Federated Native Slates of Perak, Selangor, Sungei Ujong, Pahang, the Negn Sembilan British North Borneo Sarawak Netherlands Indies. Java
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