The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 16 September 1899

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  • 17 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. THIRD SERIES. SINGAPORE. SATURDAY, i6th SEPTEMBER,^ 1899. DAILY ISSUE, Xo
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • 735 1 Pi Office. Collyer Quay. By- Wharves. New Harbour O STEAM NAVIGATION Co. Steamer* for CHINA. JAPAN, PENANC, ON, INDIA, AUSTRALIA, ADEN, gGYPT MARSKII.I.KS, GIBRALTAR MAI- r.V BRINDISI, VENICE, PLYMOUTH AND LONDON. Through Bills oi Lading issued for Persian Gulf, Continental and American Ports, also for China Coast, and San Francisco
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    • 605 1 f HINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. LIMITED. THK following are the dates on which the Co.'s Steamers may be expected here, viz: OUTWARD. HOMEWARD. For Honukono, Siiano- Fok Marseilles hai .v Japan Pokt.s. and London. s.s. Kaisow s6tb Sept. s.s. Ching Wo Sept. 15. s.s. Oanfj 26th Sept. B.». Moyune
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    • 539 1 DE KONINKLIJKE PAKhTVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. Under lomtrjct with the Ni.thkrlands India Govirnhixt. Agknts at Singapore. Ships Agency, late I. DAENDBLS Co., 2-3 Collyhr <Juav Time Table Jor September, 1899. From Expected Will be despatched frr Reael Batavia Sept. 15, Batavia, Cheribon, S.im.ir.in^ and .S'iur.«l<.i> a Sfepfc 11 (i.(i.\ Jacob. Sourabay.i Sept.
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    • 648 1 THK TANJONG PAGAR DOCK COMPANY, LTD. Shipwrights, Kn^incers, Iron and Brass Founders, Wharfingers. _c. (iraving Docks up tj yx> ffctl 1:. BMtjtil an Jl feet on 1 ill. Wharf from ay ana mile and a quarter. Sheer- U h.in ?s« feet m bngth, Boiler and Masting Sheet unic.: i,> s-<
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    • 634 1 LJONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-UP CAPITAL »io.oooooo KKVh FUND.. m *****0 RESKRVK LIABILITY O: PROPRIETORS i Ji0.000,000 Coubt or Ukcctoiv If. Gkav, Km) Chaikman. N. A ims E»q. Urrury Chairman. I Ga«l Ks s A. J. Raymond i. q. E. .shcl' im I l< H. Hill Ksq. A. Hai
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    • 351 1 PETER SYS WONDERFUL SPECIFIC IHh only rerncdy a, „v known as an INPALUMJI and PERM INR.N Sprue, Dysentery, Diarrhoea, Hemorrhage and Ulceitioti THE PETER SYS CO y, Oct.; r RS NUsl I/'o^y DHIENIX ASoUtfANCE COM PANY OF LONDON. The undersigned Agents for the above Compan are prepared to accept Fire
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    • 153 1 pACIKIC MAIL STBAM3MIF COMPANY qCCIDENTAL AND ORIKNTAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY AND rOMBHTJ 1.-.rou»»h passage tickets granted to K.ncc. and by aIP SEaIL!? |£j 1 M "i er Francisco by the e-e *mer of|the above lines. To other huropear points at proport.onate rate* fi< or( i Sailing dates from Hongkong ri« Yokohama
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  • 225 2 The Singapore Free Press. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1899. mm H«re patriot Truth her jlocicx-* precrp<> d-av> P.eimt* to Rt!..,on. I^T.:t,. n <J LONCKRNING the deopatchoi tr.,m Sir Alfred Mu.nk.r, whom general kirn iindicated ie t., d■> > R. u t. r t egraoj, it i 3 tnouyh tc^ point out
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  • 373 2 Hm S. V A. go out to Maxim tiring thig afternoon at Teluk Ayer. 1 he >.». //)>• Leong Mil! not arrive till Sunday morn ng, having bren detained by rainy weather up the < oast Seventeen lo»u were lolca froa Um house <<l Ur. Simon )t-vi cr< i a
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  • 277 2 Oh Governor, Sweet Governor, for all the sins you've done, As you hope to be forgiven forgive the ship this one. You're clearly m the right you know, but to give the De'il her due, She's penitent expression from her earring to her clew. Suppose she has no
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  • 289 2 A ry MCCeaafal Variety concert was given i.v the Amateur Dramatic Club of tli Kuiu Own" m t!i- Ih.-atre at I n' .11 Barracka la-t m^!>t. I here wj-, as u^ual, a very crowd' d li'.j- and braides tko aca froa the r.-^i-iiii m, who heartily i.j
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  • 57 2 I he following programme will be pltyed jy the Hand King's Own Regt. m the Liardens on Monday 18th, commencing at p m. Jveriure Mantana' Wallac* hackelm^. Meyerbeer. Kemini-^cnce, of Vcdi" \-dai te from .->> mpliony 1 No. (j Rectho'Jtn. Ku.sian Mazurk.t L« C/.nnc Ganne Selection A Gaiety
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  • 46 2 Instructions have now been received m that the Chcng--j.o, the vessel Lltat was ordered to leave the port for a ureach of the quarantine regulations, is to H<) I>h< k to Amoy, as we repuited she would, from the first. Slm leaves at once.
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  • 67 2 The following team will represent the SwMMMag Club m the match against R. A. to-morrow Oa/.-W. A Darke. fe*» H« W. Noon and K. M. Frascr. Half Back. -P. H. Uplon (I Centre forward.— M. C urlis. J. C. Koopm.,n and F. H. Darke. Messrs. Riley Margreaves and
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  • 178 2 The annual general meeting of th^ Club was held m the Pavilion last evniing, there being but a poor attendance. The Hon'ble \V. R. Collyer took the chair, and the report and accounts were passed without question. The eleaton of offices resulted as follows. President Hon'ble W.
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  • 1199 2 c j Quicquid agunt homines nostn ttt farrago hbtll Juvenal. c The curtain has rung down on the FarceTragedy at Rennes. With that close o t scene the audience, the civilisation of th< world, has "damned the play" with 1 g unanimity that is unbroken anywhere.
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  • 424 2 THE TRANSVAAL CRISIS. Sir Alfred Milner's Last Published Despatch. Urges Insufficiency all Franchise Proposals. Presses for Settlement of all Pending Differences. The Danger of Delay. A despatch, dated the 23rd August, froi; Sir Alfred Milner, High Commissioner for South Africa, has just been published. In this despatch Sir
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  • 229 2 ULTCH bYMPATHy WITH ill! Bo«R». 'China Mail Corrtspvttdent.) s '"Kapore, A.iJfuM 24--1 promised you that f ?™e" I LT po-ibh^Si the general opm.on ought be among the Dutch Batav.a, as to the mer.ts of the general dispute, Of course, as you know, ,t has been mv hr
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
    • 408 2 LIP T O N TEA MERCHANTS B^T IETOMh A^£ < i I SI. ME 7 T TO HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN LIPTON S I EAS drunk everywhere m air-tight tins rHE FINEST OBTAINABLE, LIPTON Limited are the Largest Tea, Coffee and Provision Merchants m the World. UPTON'S TEAS. Largest consumption
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    • 732 2 VIUSIC. LESSONS iii the Zut,... gi««M o> Mr E SI \M, I Hotel. Fim MonciMu. Au 3-9 WANTED AN Amm mm K,>ok haapar, Bwaatu m Qhmm MM Apply byl.tter stating salar' ciquntd lo M.. co Singapore Free Press Aug _y GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. APPLICATIONS will be received at the Lolomal Secretary's
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    • 378 2 _JO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS John Little CO., LTD. Are Making a SPECIAL SHOW OF New Goods THROUGHOUT IHK DRAPERY DCPT. Childrens Sun Hats Bonnets STRAWS SAILORS TOQUES. Flowers. Wings. Feathers. GftEATESI VARIETY kvkr shown is ABOVK. FANCY GOODS KNTIREI.Y NEW DKUYKRY Choice Novelties IN Gloves Hosiery Shoes Tulles Fall Nets Chiffons Laces
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    • 287 2 TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS \VT ANTED for the Native States, an expinenced Estate ovei seer, Eurasian. Apply m person to \V. F. C. ASIMON T, No. 7, C hange Alley. Sep 16 UCt NEGRI SEMBILAN. ■^yANTEDfor the Public Works Department a Road Overseer thoroughly conversant with the construction and upkeep of cart
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    • 43 2 somebJ^T Oh Mr. Ofhccr. koZd Z li±" ra y b "y"e Officer Phat Kiist *vJT*' ng boicocle wu T F ir axle 3f «i V T aS a hi «h-Keared. hollow stud, iP' wfc chable movable spokr studs, double ball-bearings, and-oh yes— no*
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
    • 178 2 The Week. Saturday, 16th Hiijh Water 7.58 a., ;.-> p. Cricket.— S K.A. v. S.C.C.. S.K.C. ground, Ip, S. Y. A. Maxim Practice, Teluk Aycr, 4-15 p. Star «,l East, lernperance < lub, 7-^0 p. Meeting R. A. O. 8., Temple Bar, 8 p. Sunday, 17th Higtl Water 8.48 a.,
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  • 127 3 Matters of six-and-eight pence don't worry the municipal mind m Japan. They do a big thing then- \\»ien it is wanti-.i We read The Kobe Municipal auth rities have at l.is 1 decided on a scheme for the reconstruction of Kobe harbour. According to the estimate
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  • 226 3 THE YACHT "TOLNA" AND THE CANNIBALS. The story of the Tolna (the yacht of Count Kestetics) being chafed by Solomon i cannibals has been, we suppose, published at every port touched at by that during its long drawn out cruise. The yarn has had a new lease of life at
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  • 557 3 Poor Mr. Norton Kyshe. tormerly quite .jwn m this colony, now at Hongwill feel a bit shaken when he sits to read the Timts crit ijue un his last lucubration. And Mr. Norton-K) she u-f-d himself so seriously, too. 1 hus the Times
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  • 241 3 Mr. M< Lei I Brown. m hat been hailed with delight that Mr. .i^avy Krown has renewed his engagement with I Kwpet.^r, though the salary he receives m Orn is less than half that to which he would be f.hina. Under him the Corean Customs •"> a
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  • 898 3 \trum »ur own Correspondent., (ieneral van iientsz has by a six-day journey, prot. cU d only by a half squadron of cavalry, 1 rosstd from Diamond Hoint to Pangkalan Brandan, the seat of the Royal" Petroleum Company, m the Tamiang Division ot the Residency of the East Coast
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  • 302 3 >:a Mail says: The British steamer jr!ar, engaged id the American transport service i arrived from Manila this morning, and the town was alive all day with American soldiers. The Tartar brought up General hunston, 800 men of the 2olh Kansas I. S. V. and about 400 limeexpired
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  • 1677 3 (Spectator.) The position of affairs m the Transvaal remains j as critical as ever. Since this is the case, we are compelled to deal with it again, though at the risk j of wearying our readers. The most important change m the past week
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  • 694 3 (Overland Mail On Monday the Primate, with the concurrence ot the Archbi-.h«>p of York, gave his decision 111 a brief, In id and convincing form business-like and practical the Timn calls it) on the two ques tions of the use of incense and of processional lights m
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  • 138 3 A L'Trespondent to ihe Civil and Military Gatettt writes —Those of your renders who are interested m the subje t may care to be reminded that this year completes one ol the recurring cycles of .\3 years, whrn there is an unusually fine display of these meteors m
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  • 352 3 The Roittja is showing great concern with regard to Russia's position M th»- F.ir E tst, and discusses the relations between Russia and |apan. In us opinion the line of action tor both Powers is clear enough Russia withdrew of its own accord from Korea, so that
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  • 271 3 S. C. C. LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT PLAY ON FRIDAY Championship. l.inton beat White, 7 9, 9 —7, 6 3. Phufkssl'in I'mhs. Waddell aid Fiber beat Morren and Upton 6—2 6—3. Wright and Pearce beat Kerr and Grei«f, f> 4, 1—6,6-3. Kohlhoff an i Dent beat Carver and Edlin, a 3—6,
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  • 151 3 St. Andrew's c aihedral. tA Sunday after Trinity. 7 a. in. M IttmtMH and Sermon. m. I.itaov m <i le'ir-iuon. 4 \>. m. Catechism and Sunday School. imon, Offtrt'jry for AMMIMM t l<-r«y hund. si. Matthiw'i Church Lines. i p. m. BvMiMag and Sermon. I INCUM Harrison CKURCM
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  • 297 3 yuoTATiow. Capital. Paid Up. Sharks P» Banko (hmaand Japan, l.id. L i Nominal, f Q 2,000,000 450,968 Iffcfe Deferred. £5 #2 IWI\ A., stos Eastern Agency. J3 Sellers. to ooot S 8,584^1 Oear WaUrDa.ry K.,rm Ltd. „oo J 2S>OOO 2 fiT^ kIW and V vc
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  • 64 3 (Corrected up to Sq.tcmb,-. i 6 On London. B lk > 1,, mand Pr.vau credit! 3 m/*/......Z <> document!, 3 m/ s cte.ius 6 m/> France, <!,, llan d... Germany, demand... India, T. T Hongkong, dewaa'd.*.*'.! a, b Yokohama, demand.. Java, d.-mand 4 lra Manila, demand 'A sovERE^, (l
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  • 46 3 (September to., 3 6/> Kmcffi no:-, to jt ■os t, tin OB Band* 9 !ee .i v !i f' Is "S-BS \S£ s°i; <~ small 7J S Fm ma &> 8 P.. ndf *>- W ■■<■■■, om Ssaak, No. 1 44 6 -r-.usVn;;:::; 68 < J s^ J. 5
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  • Page 3 Advertisements
    • 107 3 DAMP PROOF ggji PIANOS 1 Robinson Piano Co. (L__ M (juaranteed for Climate. Vjfe^f^* im Aug 14 t.th.s A Word to Mothers. Mothers of children affected with croup or a severe cold reed not hesitate to administer Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It contains no opiate nor narcotic m any form and
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
    • 188 3 MAILS CLOSE. To-i> s^ Kor Per \l Malacca* tea Sappho 4 m Penang ac olonibo Benvenur 4 pm Munti;K Sc Paleinbaiit; Ruby 4 pm Malacca, ice. Bintang Timer j pm Monday Sourabaya, ice. Sane Borneo 11 am Klani;, &c. Amherst 2 m Pcnang Dili Calypso pm Ponti.inak sri /'cxtiana^ 1
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    • 756 3 VKSSKLS IN PORT (-Wai Flag* and Tom Coromandera Arrived F rJ m p Wh J<« n '-o«-« Bnt.a P.P.H.BmiIi I Labwi voidu oid PaiOCain Hr.t. sloop, 1 K. P. ochra.. Other Vetvelk Fla<a Tona Maatera AmveJ From Conateneea p or vv Baa 1.i0v., Out. 27s Fl.k V P- '7 S*»Pob)Gv*«
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    • 47 3 l« IGKONU WEATHER rSLIGRAMS Temp. l] ur n. SkVna/,; Veather Keport. 'September i^ T.kcn M K.naan? Ihlm h h,,,, Ob»erv a tory >• |p >«. g p. m w >I VV K.Sr I „Ur H M do do 75 v u^.o RtM ARKs^MMbff jjayand ni K ht J wr
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  • Page 4 Advertisements
    • 395 4 Powell Robinson Civil and Military Tailor. HIGH CLASS ARTISTIC TAILORING IN ALL BRANCHED SPECIALITIES RIDING BREECHES AND GENTLEMEN S EVENING DRESS. Powell Robinson BAITERY ROAD M 3 Patronage IHtSULTAN Oh JOH' ISMAIL RAHEEM Diamond Merchants. Manufacturing Jewellc-. Dealers m Precious Stores I -a R>a<i. HAVE a:;.vv, IN STOCK •a*hionab!e ready
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    • 386 4 TO LET 1 MEYER Mk' »l H 24 UC j-ii lIRXIS lED 1 (LI NY Gardens. Apply to hi A. i oncers. 21 9 TO BE I ET. LNKLRMSHED. rhat con- nmmM ad p easant!> 'luate-J residence :d Alley Ro%d. Apply to I Ajct.ot.eers. 14 TO BE LET. Atbvßv b
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    • 537 4 s§Jf£^ >Sf*\ /iLK.AI Lls HA/ k J fb&^r<? «v! 1 'v^zT? "^^Sel re rnanu c ture<l by the very &S&V »S^ v AfBfc 'ii/ifeSP^ Highest Class of Machinery f <<^JE '-'^3wvF^' A Skilled European Supervision a Jff .'f "41 1 aril acknowledjced on all sides to be fft>i a/^i/Sb^ The
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    • 220 4 KATZ BROS., Limited. Have Just Received a Lar*e Stock of HAND AND FOOT SEVVINC MACHINES FROM WELL-KNOWN U ib'AVFrister \l ?fe* j> '7- ■Mk Wk Jmmmv JK^RIf A. 1 lot t^ X y(«l i S£ Mb^^^Mv 1 SINGERS SYSTEMJS4D ,jjMA X Bradbury's FOOT SEWING MACHINE, Complete CiQ dollars I P
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    • 264 4 For Europe. >RDDBUTSCHBR LLOYD. hapcrial CiirwiMi Nf ail steamer PREUSSEN, < apt. HbivTM, having left Hongkong on the Kant, m ,v be expected to arrive here on the tant. She will pr baMy leave for Europe on Tuesday, the i>j»h instant, at 10 a m. HF.HN. MEYER k Co.,— Agents.
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    • 616 4 The Singapore Free Press. AMD Mercantile Advertiser. C»»L1 AdDRISS,— Advtrttstr. S\ng*p99 t TlllfHOII Nt'MMBIU— No. 61. Published at 30-3, Raffles Place, Singapore. rHE leading English Newspaper m the Straits Settlements Johore, the federated Native States of Perak, Selan;or, Sungei Ujong, Pahang, the Negn >embilan British North Borneo Sarawak Netherlands Indies.
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
    • 692 4 VESSELS EXPECTED. Giving port of departure, ana (.ohMe known) date due here, and name of Agents. M> >-oj-\V»r. Akpioka, Jap Poplar, Carlo Alberto, lul., Spcuia, hvtM, Danish, Hai-Pex, Chin., Portsmouth, Hansa. Kiel, Hatsisb, Japanese, lutl'MO, Jap., Elswick, Iwatb, J*p.. EUwick, Jv.lar. K;el. I.igl'ria, I:ai., Spezzia, M< rakl-mo, Jap., 1-ondon, Komt,
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