The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 18 September 1906

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    Masthead
    16 1 The Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1906. NO. 5781.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    174 1 Mr. HtldftM has iii^ \i»*\vs ol a nal-iou ill anus, whi.h ho OttlßMtofl would result, m 900,000 boiag able i > take thofiakl m Kn^iand. Pa^B •">.) A .motor car eoutaiuiui: the Ducbosi of CoMiaugbl has k-iio«*ke«l down by ;n.v:<tant ami kiIJ»«J .i bojr at Hounslow. (P^e&.)
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    LETTERS.
    994 1 Whoa the kin of 'he paaftj pott «m started bj tbnriaad lii!i Ihnigh hmbj daiu i wai not h r s iniilif In aaai |hardiy i.avo foreseen t" nlmr. leugtha his ooggwtj m would ee*rriad. LetUrao r.v-.t-daja tarn iv :li v integral pnrt 01 aw life's Mutin... tfat .1
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      529 1 ROBINSON COMPANY. CASH CLEARANCE SALE j NOW PROCEEDING. EXTENSION OF PREMISES I REMNANTS AND ODDMENTS m all Departments marked at SPECIAL CLEARING PRICES MONDAY, Sept. 18th. TUESDAY, Sept. 19th. WEDNESDAY, Sept. 2Oth. Bedsteats, Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Filters, Carpet Furnishing Goods. EVERYTHING OP THE BEST an exceptional opportunity for furnishing. PIANOS
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      83 1 > < TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. An fanßOrtnnt announcefnent of eztonsioa of premises by Messrs. Robinson 4k Co.— Title Pa>re. «lreat Bali of^minin^ laivl and proport] Kuala Lumpor By Gleeson Co. \>i'-%e 8. Moaforo Cigarettes, p.iK>" Notice to Building Contractors, by Williams and Draper pagO Municipal Notices calling for tenders pasol Prinz
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      366 1 THE WEKK. TUKSI»AV, 1/Scll Hitfh Water: IO.U a., 10.23 p ;S. i Tennis. Maxim Coy. R«i»-ruits Drill. &JM \> S.V.I. Physical Drill, SJO p Xew M«x)ii. 7.33 p. Wkdxi>day, U)th Hi^h Water— ll 9 a., 11.4 p. j S.V.I. Skirmishing ImrHi Drill, fti«SB p I S. 0L C. Tennis Pre*.
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    ENGLAND AND CONSCRIPTION JAPANESE VIEWS.
    114 2 ENGLAND AND CONSCRIPTION JAPANESE VIEWS. Ae.-.jrdicn to the Tokio correspond, m o t M Daily Tele-rai-b. the Jiji Shimi«o has remarkable artii -If. m wbicli. «lealinj nitli the Brhisli military -ystem, it states thai it is a source of l<ew".ldeinient that Grea riritain, which ha> l-curaineJ .> military powo for
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    MARKET PRICE LIST.
    379 2 B 17tt Sevt. l<*< Hmw. I•> ptrcottj do. Fr do 16 ;-'(•<•{ y.vv pound "J" do. -J-: ■••..u BprOQt* it v rut y 2 Bamboo Bprontu 4 ItlTlwm da 90 Brinj:ils do. o < ..l>l..i_- do. nil do., Cliin.. do. II Sjilnhl do. < ':irr >ts. f
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
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      62 2 A Good Family Liniment. Every family should be supplied with a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. For cuts, bruises, burns, scalds or similar injuries, which are of frequent occurrence m every household, there is nothing so good. It cools and soothes the wound and not only gives instant relief but
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      451 2 WANTED. Wanted a first class typewriting and office •lerk. Apply to X. co Singapore Free neaa> Sept 5 Wt PARTNERSHIP Active or Sleeping partner wanted must l>e m a position to purchase half or quarter share of small but profitable private business proinp concern strictest investigation offered. Apply by letter
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      518 2 atwertiaements. FOR SALE. FOR SALE. Clie.ip Riitfiiin. Owner leaving tor Emope. Bio or Lameh 2m fr. x ft. x ft. very fast, j Apply X.O.P. r/« Five Pi ess." j .Inly uc ji TO LET OR FOR SALE A compound house No. o-A Ka:n]>ong I Java Iload with stabling. AND
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      699 2 Htwcrttecmcnts. 7W&TMONS. AI'CTION SALR OF COAL. fix 8. S. ELAXj To be held at Keppel Harbour. Friday 21st Sept, at 230 p.m. (55 TONS Firedama-ed JAPANESE COAL Ai.,>,.t 200 TONS JAPANKSE CO A I damaged by hen ting. For account of concerned. POWELL Co., Auctions rs Sept 17 22.9 AUCTION
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      604 2 Bt>vcrtiBcmcntB. I2VSURRN&ES. Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd. I FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE. Fun«ls Kxrttd 1 1 2.000.000 W. A. SIMS, Manager, E^istern Brunch. I j Afs 1^ Koyal Insurance Company. Wire Life Total hmm Finds it>.7:J-'>^">. IHE UADttaWI KIKK OWIOS m THB W(»i:li>. BOtHIBAB A Co, v.. The London and
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      609 2 HDpcrtidcmcnte. BANKS. Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corporation. P.vin-rr OaWTAJ s] o ()ollWi KBSBBVI Find: Sterling Reserve Silver Reserve... >' IO t SSO 4NM I [{kskuvb Li.u.n.iiY «>i TmermtmowL* l)1(| COLRT Oh DlKKiivK- Havit. X-, CVAtBXAi O. 11. UsonuabT, I;.-, 1.,,,,, M B. «io«T/.. In. j A.. 1 v... Kon Mr. W.
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    BIG FIRE IN COLOMBO.
    543 3 :ono Toss «>k On. Aur.AZK. 1 n.K Sri i.i. bVmjUW Fi i:iolm Oa tlie iil't.rnoon, of Sopt. •"> about 1 30 j.M-1.. '<n Mittwaaa" <>f tire Mi'ldenly took li,«» m ihs 1 |Bi "'l store ef Messrs. Debnoge, y o r-jt ti A Co. iv Kov'b'-hikadde.t
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      228 3 Pneumonia. This disease always raanlta from a cold or rroM an attack of inlluenza. Chamberlain's <'JRh Remedy quickly cures these ailments IBteracta an;, tendency towards pneu- It is made rispm jmnjf for these and uhnenta and can always be depended ipon. For hli ay all daakn. NOTICE A Military Display
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      851 3 H&vcrttscmcnts. NOTIGES. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. My office and store have basal removed from No. 12 Raffles Place to my own premises j Nos. 5 and 5 A Change Alley. Sykd Hood bi.v Mohamad Aljoffrek. N TICE is hereby given that I am the sole proprietor of tho shop dealing m
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      702 3 advertisements. NOTWES. ESTATE LABOUR SUPPLY. The undersigned having many Years experience m the supply of labour to"all firms, is dosirous of taking up his residence m the Straits Settlements and is open to an engagement. Highest references. Planters of Rubber and Tea Estates desirous of securing labour should communicate, with
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      608 3 Hbvcrti«cmc«to. TO LET. TO LET with immediate entry Ist and 2nd floors of No. 3, Finlayson Green .suitable for offices. Xos. 34, 34-2, 34-3 Waterloo St, and No. 217 Queen St, suitable for respectable i families. Rent moderate. Apply to A. J. ESMAIIJEE, Xo. 18*J Cecil Street. Auk H 30.9
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      625 3 Hiimber Cycles and !$sMotor Cars REPRESENT THE HIGHEST STANDARD EXCELLENCE. Garrett's Portable Engines. THE BORNEO GO., LTD. UNITED ASBESTOS ORIENTAL AGENCY, LTD. SULK Z&BkTS FOR THE INITKD ASBESTOS Co., Ltd., LONDON APMTBIT.TY OOBTBACT HOLDERS or iwkxty YUA.HS IN NJOOMMMI PURE ASBESTOS v. ADULTERATED. Tius CwMßy has recoutly Meeived the following
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    Tuesday, Sept. 18, 1906. The Singapore Free Press
    1998 4 M:Tf .Ji.-il'i the Pnss the I'cople'^ ri>' t ir..-i\:.tain, Vnmwi by inrt-.ic:i».c and u'ibribe I y g:iin Here patriot Truth h+r j!.jHj prrcept-. rfMMT. riedgcd tv Ittli^ioi., Loyalty aj^d Ij»». There can )>e no doubt at all that the country, m the
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    429 4 Potto's weakly share report tUU»* 1 "a few Raubi oaa beJwd a1 10 Mr 8. Toinlinsou returned by the I* on Thursday aft»-rn<i. n from bti ll day at Ik ajM A Chinaiuaa committed ,rd on Suudit;. He h.i.'ked hiribli with kuife. HooaiMir L. Rooaaat hai (Couiptoir A" XeaMßple of
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      150 4 Sir Robert Burnett Co's ORANGE BITTERS < CHEAP IN RRIQE SUPERIOR IN QUALITY) I FREE SAMPLES ON APPLICATION Caldbeck Macgregor and Ca, SOLE AGENTS. JOHN LITTLE Co. f Specialists Ladies Lingerie Jjl^^" A!l Descriptions. No. 5285 A Smart Underskirt Trimmed Broderie Anglais m Longcloth Now the height of fashion. $3.90.
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      432 4 dUVVlllUHlivlllc. TO BE LET "GOLDBURN." That pleasantly situated house facing *eranroon Road. Trams pass the gate every 5 minutes. Immediate entry. Apply to POVVKLL Co. Sept 8 uc RUBBER LAND FOR SALE Oiler's invited for purchase ol" 125 acres of land at Scmbawang. Singapore Island, fronting Johovo Stmits. near Woodlands.
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      78 4 notice. AH communications to the Editor should be legibly written on one side of the paper only, and should m all cases be authenticated by the name and address of the writer, not for publication, unless clearly so indicated. The Editor is not responsible for, and does not necessarily endorse,
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  • RUSSIAS STRONG MAN DEAD.
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      Trepoff's Successor
      24 5 Received at 4.42 p.m. General Dildinlin. the commander of the L-,•uilaruierie, has been appoiuted to succeed «ifner;il Trepoff as commander on the
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      Terrorised Odessa
      25 5 «i.m-- rufliius ;ire terrorising the inhabitants of »»dt*s,\, assaulting and robbing >t'ul^uts and Jews m the street."* m the uWitPet of fhe police.
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      The Cretan Trouble
      66 5 Btpt 17, 1<: a. Hi. l'rm>'s G«org« <f Greece, has residue*! H..-h <.\>!iiin;>>i'iiersliip of Crete. S, pt. 17. 11-96 a.m. The Kr«'U<"li Foreign IfttUfltfJ lias despatched an iiportaal coammiemtioa to the Kiui: ot Gre**ce. I- ii OBJUnIOOd UmU it notifies the pro- tWpcotwCiag l'.)iver*i for the new
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      The Next Cretan Commissioner
      37 5 fee :it Ml p.m. 1 i!i-uls of ;lif proteotiug powers at have MUMMMcad th.it whenever the H_h L'«»rauiis^ionershif> l>eoomes vacant, tlw King of OvtM* will select a candidate. to Urn apptOTal of theTVwer.-.
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    M Fallieres at Marseilles
    39 5 >«}.r. 17, 11-20 a.m. M. Falliem net witk au entliuaiastio lfarMilkft. iiujuet aT MaraetUei nttendt^l by gl .Niiv..: owfaen, K. Fallieres the British Commander thankin_' Edward for mitaga warship II [\i!lieres visited tin- fifcwilll Kxhi-
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    More Fighting in Cuba
    25 5 Befl 17, U-M a.m. S rp fighting ha- occurred l^etw^en the •wTumt-ut Uoopi and the insurgents nc^*r The l.tttf-r were «]ispersed
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    The Parties Agree.
    38 5 I 1 >{ t 17. B^6 w. riag •••.lisulteil with the Iwaor. lii- < .overu:n»-nt of Cub.i has •1 Eta iiulefinife suspension of ties, with the object q| snaking peaco Hi 1 »rri—. or the DiMtwi iaterveaeß,
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    Germany's Colonies
    48 5 Sept. 17, U-Wam i uucerDent that the Berlin GovI MB* m Noveml>er for a furtLer M rteriiag. to cover tho cost of m m Datnaralund and East Africa, tied the existing dissatisfaction I ''■:..:ii aihifa. 1 w doahtfal whether the Reichstag will o« this heavy expenditure.
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    A STRANGE DEFENCE.
    187 5 Chee Chin. b M atnian residint: inKoch"■rl. wai on 1,| S Ua dome just before mid- S: in lay ;,n.l wimti he was m u»t. i;,st opfKMita the If atw nil j ll tour men >praug out u^m him KTottad him wkilal Jhe other couple' fbrough bis
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    LABOUR v. THE REST.
    51 5 (By Submarine Telegiaph. Reuter's.) Mr. Keir Hardies Hardihood. Received at 4.12 p.m. At i Labour Demonstration M Salteoats Mr. K«ir Hardie declared that the struggle between Labour (which was necessarily Socialist) and Conservatism and Liberalism must proceed until ouly K«>ci;»list aud AntiSocialist parties remain m the
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  • A NATION IN ARMS.
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      Mr Haldane Explains
      103 5 Sept. 17, !Uo* a.m. The Kight Hon. R. B. Haldano delivered speech iv which he stated that he approved of disarmament, but there must, he said, be cooperatiou among the Powers. Therefore Englaud could not afford to put herself iv a weak position. Received Sept. 17, 11JI
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      The Part of the Volnnteers
      81 5 He had been criticised for reducing the army, but he could not move a step towards developing the national army without a clear conception of the proper proportion of the regular nucleus thereto. He hoped that six divisious, peifettlv armed and organised for service iv
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      900,000 Army
      52 5 Tiie Volunteers should train more with tlie Regulars, aud if there were sufficient national enthusiasm, he believed they could maintain seven to nine hundred thousand men m the field. Mr Haldaue re-emphasi/ed the necessity of the shrink.-igo of the regular troops till they reached a proper proportion to
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      Motor Car Accident
      49 5 Duchess Kills A Boy Sept. 17, H-18 a.m. Motor oars containing the Duchess of Connaught and her daughter, knocked a boy down at Hounslow and killed him. The affair was a pure accident, and the j Duchess assisted m nursing the boy m the doctor's surgery.
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      Sleeping Sickness Cure
      35 5 Sept. 17, 11-tt am 7\vi> Congo Kuropeaus have been cured jof sleepiug bickness at ihe Colonial Hos- pital at Brussels. The treatment is based on v joint use of atoxyl and strychnia
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      Colonial Preference
      25 5 Sept. 17, 11 -26 am At Melbourne the House of Represouta.--j tives has adopted a resolution favouring preference of trade witk Great Brita.it.
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB.
    112 5 T'ne September Monthlj Medu) wa6 comptlti for on the loth ami 16th inst. The following scores were handed m Cupt. L .wry f>9 22 77 R. T. Reid 81 78 H. Tonßue 97 is 79 F. W Kin« 96 If 8 G. R. H. Wel» H4 ;i
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    JOHORE FESTIVITIES.
    1428 5 Johore Bahru was en fete yesterday, n honour of the Sultan's Birthdaj. The town was gaily decorated, and crowdeu with natives and at night was prettily illuminated. A large number of guests from Singapore went over to the Birthday Bauquet, which included also the leading men of the
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    DOCK NOTES.
    90 5 TheGlenogle weut into dock yesterday to have her shafting propHlor and machinery overhauled and cleaned The Segovia goes into the Albert Dock j i today, to have the serious damage she suffered by her breakdown repaired. She' Inm been busy dischargiug cargo. One of the blades of her
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    THE SUPREME COURT.
    153 5 Small causes were heard iv K>th Court* j rest^rday. Before the Chief Justice, Mr Hyndmau Jones, an ludian woman with the faMcinatiugnaine of Annual Alamaloo. sued i one Mootiah Chetty for *200, money alleged to be due on the sale by her to defeudant's s<»n of j*
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    BLACKMAIL BY A SECRET SOCIETY.
    253 5 BLACKMAIL BY A SECRET SOCIETY. A Shopkeeper Thkeaienf.i* Yesterday afternoon before Mr Green j three Chinamen were charged with having I extorted $90 from a Chinese sliopk^p+r m Ariib-sf. The complainant said he kept a piece goods shop m Arab-st and th*t one day recently the accused came to his
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    43 5 > < The Sivewright Prize given by Sir James Sivewright, k c. m. 0., has been awarded to Dr J. D. Gimlette of Kelantan, formerly of the F. M. S. Medical Service, for his contribution to medical literature entitled The Puru of the Malay Peninsula."
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      88 5 Everyone m Singapore will be pleased to hear that on the retirement of Lt. Col Peunefathar from the post of Inspector General of Police, Mr W. A. Cu3caden will probably succeed to the post. Mr Cuscaden has had nearly twenty- five years Police experience and what he does not know
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      409 5 THE CIGARETTES OF DISTINCTION Tht- fame of fine Cigarettes m centred is th«> Standard of Excellence set and sustained by BOUTON ROUGE and FELUCCA." Bo u ton Rouge Cigarettes have all the characteristic traits of quality -that rare aromatic flavour so prized m finer selections of Turkish Tobaccos and found
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    MEANDERINGS.
    2143 6 (For the 8ingap<m Fr*. Pr>**.) Conclusion Our very last walkiug expedition in Japan uearly did for us both, aud I still tbiuk there must be some easier route than the one we followed. After an early breakfast (our only meal worthy of the name that day) we started atli
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      23 6 Gulmari Co's Sarsaparilla cleanses i the blood from all iuiparities arising from Sc-rofula. Eczenia, Bad L*»g^, Skin Di^p.-Mm, Pimplev and Soren 1 |4J
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      41 6 When your dealer tries to palm off an imitation of Rigaud's Kananga Water or any r>f thing* which is not what you want, then Is the time to throw little hot air" into ij'uu and keep awaj from his btoro. 10
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      1563 6 aoveruaement*. H^ertiecmcnte. SHIPPING. SHIPPING. tion, !><■ said to have won for them the day against a uatiou who supposed superiority L^P W« m tliM arts of war, has for so long made her J^ V the biu^aboo of Europe aud caused Western j uatious to carry diplomacy to its extremest
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      731 6 a^vcrti9cmcnt9. SHIPPING. Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen. COAST LINES. I* Steamers of the Coast FleetTOHeMaj. TOSM i.l. Pttchahuri SIM I'aklat MN t Borneo '21 Aashin MJ37 Kohsichan-^ LtW t And. l.'i. ki.i. 1 Mi.iT Kajah &m M. Ki.J.:i- J»i.-,7 nieanalol 3U19 K. sTirtiii IoH Marisfk-.k J!»"i Siinscu l«*>7 Kujahuri J'.KH Loo 80ft
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      535 6 Htocrtfscmcnts. SHIPPING. KM. Norddeutscher Lloyd, Biema IMPERIAL OMBMIM Mail USE The fast and weOJ aowa aaul thtfl Cnaipaaj sail fortnightly IV !n Hwail—K rialtafss A m, .rg So I (jibralUr. G^noa, X*i*> dv ction Ma, ■aas, .\.|.!i. Colombtt, I'.-n v Th.-y dttfl m Biaj] IIII«I.'11M."1'.'11.-! .1. OTTWAKI) HOMEWAItL i Q»aieeaaii
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  • Page 7 Advertisements
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      118 7 BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION Co, Ltd. For Port Swettenham and Penang. The Company's KISTNA, I.lB2 toeMi 11. P Learaiont. K.n.i:.. Commander.' -1 i.-.ive the .Singapore llivids for the al<»ve v.ry Wedaesosy afternoon at Ii.IJO p.m., MTiviaf at Port §wvtleaheSß m time SO connect Ltk Urn S.IUj ;i.in. truin for Kualu
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      187 7 TEN DAYS' FREE TRIAL jS|K BJSk r •«ti«<a«'TT. b.^aui grade Jrflß Ml eye.««. »«riL-.. I «jt y<«ra. r/lsPi- £2'W to JS6 I ffnWrl P»c*«d and Dcliwrcd Frmm f W OflA Second-Hand Cycle* v r™:;; k £i f £2.10 CADftl A PVPI C t»*i r crJ»-t» Irni pi* tMK" I H
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      498 7 Htwentsemcnt*. On the Berth. NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD. For Hongkong, Shanghai and Japan Ports. The Imperial German Mail Steamer PHISZ LUDWIG 8081 tons. Captain von Binzer having left Colombo on Friday the 14th inst. at 9 p.m. may be expected to arrive here on Wednesday the 19th inst. at about 1 p.m.
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      794 7 BOvcrtiocmcnto. Shipping. STOOMVAART MAATSCHAPPY 1 (STEAMSHIP COMPANY.) M NEDERLAND. M Fortnightly Mail Service between t Java and Amsterdam, via Singapore, Sabang and Genoa, r Steamers are due on or about the undermentioned dates 1 Out ward Homeward K. Wilhelmina Sept 2tt ArJjoen<> S.pt 29 Kon. liy^ntea Oct 13 K. Willem
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      318 7 DE KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. UXDKK CoSlilA. I WITH THE NETHERLANDS INIHA GoVfcKN M FNT Agents ac Singapore, Ship Agency, late J. Daendcls Co., 2-3 Collyer Quay. THK ntMMMttB UATEB AUK OM.Y A I'PKOXI M \TK. Steamers From Expected Will be Despatched for on i> 1 a T^ tavia Se l»
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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      716 7 HARBOUR NOTES. ■j ilHinni st»»*«nit*«- Blffnrn lias ar- ti< p. Ihusgkok \Mtli ii car^.. «.f bojj t£ ■■< ChinaMiHii was I'i»id<l :ii t...(iV \obienbn. It is n,t kn..w U i w k) or wliui ne \m>. Ih-' I»riti»h steanu'r Ilillifou has arrived )„.,,> iVoiu the Auaml>as Islauds with a r
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      294 7 Anjer Shipping Report. (Compiled for the Singapore Free Press. Date of pnssHsji Auj»>r Nationality and des riptioti of miss] ':ij)t:iin's i>;\me Where ao<l mhtn sailed. Destination. Anj». :io. Brit. bU\ Laertes; "Williama; Ba tuvii. Aug. ;{0 AniKterdain. B»j>t. 1. BiU.Htr.. BulvHses; Cardiff, Julj II i I'.ulik Pa pan. Sept. 8.
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      766 7 VESSJDLS IN POKT. Wen-of.\Tar Flafir ai:d Tons Commanders Arrived "From For When S*a Metv Col. Tchtsoo Murphy Sept 1 1 P. SwettMnhaia I certain fthip hlae&Tons Master Arrived hrom Consignee For When Alben-a Ger 2«69 Pet- r&en Sept It; Manila Behn Meyer N.York Ban Poh Guan Brit :i7ti Smith Sept
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
    1274 8 The balf yearly general meeting of the Chamber was held m the Exchange Koom on Monday afternoon. There were present Hou. W. H. Shelford. Chairman (Paterson Simons A, Co.) Messrs. L. S. Lewis, (P. O. S. N. Co.): S. Tchokoff, (8. Tchokoff Co.) C. Tournaire, ftfessageries Mar!
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    THE VANISHED WHISKY.
    574 8 An Amcsin<> Cask. The case in which two watchmen, a Kling and a. lViiLT'tli. ;:i«' olwrgwl witli the i theft of ;i case of wlutkj from Messrs I J«»lin Little A. Co was continued l>efore j Mr Co) won \t-»ter<hi\ tifternooa. Mr Khory appeared for Um Klin<_r
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    FUNERAL OF MR TULLOCH.
    236 8 The funeral of the late Mr Clement Tulloch of the Hongkoug Bank took place yesterday evening at the Protestant Cemetery, a. n( i wag largely attended. The funeral cortege left Mount Echo at 4.30 and went dowu Orehard-rd as far as Scott's-rd, (Irauce to Bukit Timah-rd
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    S. C. C. LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    487 8 YESTERDAY'S PLAY. B Singles. A. C. Wells, scr. v F. Nelson, owe 2, not played. R. T. Reid acr.beat F. O. K. Brown, owe 1, 6—3, 6 1. W. G. Worcester, 2 v J.L. Humphreys scr. unfinished. W. J. Haskins sir. lieat F. C.
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    WEDNESDAY'S PLAY.
    246 8 A SlS<iLE8. W. .1. Mujson. 1 v Capt Rennick scr. E. F. SalznmuD, owe 15 v M. J. Upoott, 1. J. W. Buekky, 2 v A. R. Linton, owe 3 b hum, Lt. Harvey, her v S. Duod, ser to finish. P. J. Sproule, 2 r W. H.
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    THE SALTED MINE CASE.
    312 8 The Malay Mail has the following leadei on the Salak mine case which n-.-ently oconpi ed Mr Justice Law for so many days. Tb< paper says The proceeding in connect ior with the alleged salting of the Salat South tin mine have at last come to
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    HAS HE A DOUBLE?
    181 8 FesoirdftJ before Mr Coiinan. a Chines* coolie was charged with breach of contrac by Inspector Fernandez of the Ohiuesi Protectorate. The Inspector said that tin accused signed m, contract to go to JohorH t( j work ov a pepper and gambler plaatation jHe rpcoived au advan-e
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    EXCHANGE.
    112 8 (Corrected up to Sept 17.) Biuik 4iu s 2/4" 1 m demand 9/4 X Privairt credits :> ni's 2/41* crodit* (J v.tin 2/4^' Feakcb, demand JJ auk... 293° •Gkraia.w. <k'ui.in 1 239 i India, T. T, 173 Hongkong, detuaud o^%4i* Yokohama, denu.nd 1111.4 1 Java, demand lU)v Bangkok, d««iitij(i
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    PRODUCE.
    139 8 Sept IT. J in buyers 90. To O»mbier 05 Gamb:er Cube No. 1 10.75 Gam bier Cube No. 2 9 624 Pypperßlack(ordiuaryS'pore>buyers 21 30 Pepper. White (fair L. W. 5 p.c.) 27^.55 Nutmegs (110 to thejlb SLM Nntmegs (80 to the Ib.) 48^ I Mai* (Banda) g& Cloves (Amboinu)
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    SHARES.
    442 8 r MINES. Capital Capital Issue Paid Issued paid up Value up Company. Quotation* a SI3&JMO H0,«.0o 10 10 Ueraiwah <;.>M M. O». Ltd ,0 000 l« 3 Do Do .Deferred, 75^ t f 5.i00.000 (k>A,OCO 10 10 Hru^h Hjdr.ilir Tin M. Co Lt.l :l ggs is r c s!50.0«n)
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