The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 29 October 1906

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1 8 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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    Masthead
    16 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, OCTOBER '29, 1906. NO. 5,816.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    199 1 The .tiiti-.i;t]>;u:i-«e Eetliag m America is receiving tta* clow i»ttent:< n of the President antl his CoUMgMO, :-t: J au t-.trm-t desire lo avoid any interi/.itionit. compliOStion OT6T the feelii t". < n!i:t > X mi.' shc-wi 1 V;ii,'t> -"> The duui who nasq Qtnded u» a
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    "ATTINA."
    954 1 Site muni I* it grown ir< mho i i>w, l>wt at (be time thai I kite* he? the ...<- iged two jean un.l inctratiicl not ;li.-.-.. Fed co^t-v-rol, M;,, 'i:»iie«'l. bfOWß)«ejed imp. who had i.- «t \»t fooad Hie dm -i" her IOBgUt. -Tn .hn!.:, r r 1,,. f»tb*f
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      167 1 THE STRAITS CYCLE MOTOR CO. CARRIAGE WHEELS. Best Quality Rubber Only ALL SIZES OF ENGLISH AND DOUBLE WIRE SHAPE IN STOCK REPAIRS TO MOTORS, &c, &c. t CHEAPEST AND BEST 15, BATTERY ROAD. THE HICHEST POSSIBLE AWARD I UNBOUNDED PUBLIC CONFIDENCE I H BEEN GAINED BY THE I ARROL-JOHNSTON. MOTOR
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      143 1 HOTELS. Hotel de I l'Europe ESPLANADE. MUSICAL EVENING TO-NIGHT. FROM 8.30 p.m. to 11.30 p.m. VIOLIN CELLO SOLOS. GFM.ND HOTEL JAVA, BATAVIA. Tlii9 first class Hotel, patronised by the Euajlish i i .n.: y of Bit and situated m the Centre of the moat health j and bet>t residential quarter
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      334 1 POPULAR WANTS. (YTrnMrni To Let; flor BeJe: N'-ties: etc., <>p to ;>> words m length be accepted for tbis uhiuau it On" Dolkur for three (■MrtMMM. Ckah .\!th Advertisement.' REWARD $5 For liifiminlTim a> to t'n* Theft <>:' Borer Bicycle, drop-handle, ftrte wheel. <n tjj-' rv-t«nameJled. Stolen from No. s
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      128 1 TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. A reward is offered for information regarding the loss of a bicycle from Pearl's Hill Pop. Wants. A I h. p. twin cylinder motor bicyc.e is for sale Pop. Wants. A qualified dispenser wanted at Singapore Page 2. A smart out-d'X>r krani fur Dutcn West Borneo Page 2.
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  • Page 1 Miscellaneous
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      167 1 MAIL TABLE. Tbe B. I. leaves en Xca 1, mail- due m London Nov 24. The M. M. Tourane leives onNov •">, wails dne m London Nov 2.*. The N. D. L. leaves on Nov 3, due m Hongkong Nov 9, Shanghai I.'. Yokohoma i Nov 20. The M M
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      354 1 THE WEEK. llom-av. 20tk: Hi^h Water: LSI a., ;v!>4 p. Swim. Chit« Carnivnl entries close S V I Cadet* Ceremonial Drill. 5.:0 j Maxim Oaf Ceremonial Drill S JO p Tuesday. lOftfc High Water t—9JM> a.. iC- S R E Companj Drill 543 I S V I Cadets Ceremonial Drii:
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    AN ODE TO SODA-WATER.
    202 2 0 thon sweet, sparkling, l.nbl.ly thing, Thou common sola<e of mankind! Thou god that m tb* tbristy soul Art shrined As <-<>nsorl of the mellow po^, < >r min^Jin^ with the jui,y lime, Thou palest, un nought els»> can ]mm, The time. For hour* with other
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    BRITISH TRADE WITH JAPAN.
    144 2 Ivp.»i.'ts to Smb. A r».vi.,w of tI,H km* of fefc* 1 Mr. Owri Bonar. Mm the vnry co^! ortmg wi'Bliw that import*, loth from tli. mted kmudom md British dominions Lave -liown a must *ati,faetorj and increase riM IfM. I )„•> ■ni|||iß. J.owover. that of he
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    A CHINESE CUSTOM.
    133 2 of the steamer Eastern at PinUnU. recently not o ai jlor that she J a r.-1e.t,,! bo* at l.er on mm* «f (he P^i»« o her costume. Olotho.l n 'nulticoJourod kiui.,.,u, th^ Jittl» la.ly walked «hu-h roallj w., s entity Oew to h L J ho t
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    LOST OPPORTUNITIES AT SHANGHAI.
    990 2 The history of the* British settlement at Shanghai illustrates the extort to uliidi a policy of drift may be carried when a Govern ment allows events to -.bain- their wa\ without nttemptna^ to direct their course. Although British pifMMOn ban 1 1 1« whole burden of
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
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      8 2 \,P° F* Ne f leet a B *<* Cold.
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      452 2 I Htocrtiscmcnte. WANTED. APOTHECAEY. i WANTED at Singapore a duly qualified Dispenser. Apply with Certificate to M. c/o Free Press. Oct 29 s>n WANTED FOR DUTCH WEST BORNEO. Smart Outdoor Kranie with good knowledge !of English and Malay Salary $50, and Free Apply m writing to oct 29 D BRANr>T
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      319 2 Btocrtfdcmcnt*. NOTICES. NOTICE The Cpnsul-General for Siam. Singapore is prepared to sell drafts on the Treasury m Puket (Tongkah) at rates to be atJertSSed on application at the Consulate Singapore, 15th September, lt»06. NOTICE i Thio Tiaw siat and Tone Yone Kav have .J^rk Chong and Cr ed>tors of the
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      315 2 Hi>t>crtiocmcnts. INSURANCES. I Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd. [FIRE. MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE Funds Kaned x 12.000.000 W. A. SIMS, Manager, Eastern Branch. Hoyal Insurance Company. Fire Life Total IxvrsTKo Kind-, 1 THE LABOSBT I IKK OFFICE IX THE WOMLD. BOCBTKAD I Co, \^-m,. The London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Co.
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      331 2 Htocrttacmeiue BANKS. Hongkong ShaiiJ^B^T^ Corporation. Vaid-i r Capital lUmbtm Fi m. StHjJinir Bftim 910,00 Bflv«iß«eiiij...f h),250 Reslkve tOAßtun Of PKOrRIKToI.v llAin Him. Mr. W. J. M v < i.. LairzM <s v. n.--. if. E, 1 < i i... Acrjm Cms, Maw, H0X..K...N,;. -h. »c. HUXTEB ACfWfl Man-.... SHANGHAI. W.
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      71 2 Passengers Arrived. r l r C^ Ie Mr D. M Fnuwr. Mr .nj H» H Pope- and t,n,nj, Mr <-. R. Lwreu". ier Aparima Moadmm*, Tavenot Sewelf Messr. feewell. McAlintor, Houston Hawkins I Hiaa tok, to Jfput; jrew. vv L>er^ A r Mm« Lok« Lou- Sd I Ssf sliHmh Li
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    THE PARABLE OF THE NUTS
    1152 3 t\(N'.!lfH BK»lBftK1 IS '.KkMANV. H tytt > t ill] (Tfiin:,n I t jj. M> wtilki nteatit) uf int< t; Britain jnst now VimittMai tv I p| i pf th» coiititT I. ini»hits defeaatTa rad oft'-n^ix.- n ,"i I irfth hardly conI g a farther iadicfttioa
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      251 3 TL^ French Medical Profession rely on Santal Midy to cure chronic bronchitis, kidney and Madder tr.nble, a? well as dis-*li-jii;e- from the urinary organs 17 nueTioivs. MORTGAGEE'S SALE I witty, :<'fh Gtefafttr, at 2.:0 )>.,>•. TELOK AVER STREET. Lor 1. Valuable *h<>p-hou^e premises No. 218 Te!<»k Aver Street m the
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      501 3 advertisements. AUCTIONS. MOK'rOAOKK'S SALK Tuesday, 30th October, at 2.30 p m. Freehold land and compound hou^e known las "Fernley" situate at Balestier Road I c ,2 I ll er ot Mandaiay Road. .'Mnpapore area -<,6f>> square feet. POWELL Co.. Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF HOUSE PROPERTY. Tuesday, 30th October, at 2.30
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      525 3 advertisements. TO LET. No. 1, WQfcie Road Apply to B. N. ELI AS, 5, Malacca Street. P* Q 1 1 TO LET Office No. 94 RoWn-son Road and GoJo-.vns 1 No. 15 Martin Rou-t and 2 7 Mohamed Sultan Road. Rent moderate. Apply to ANGULLIA Co. Compound Hoaaa No. l.;,-
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      162 3 I FOR PROTECTION OF Kf^BH .H| i »is'c 4£hSS IRON AND STEEL IN THi; TROPICS USE Siderosthen Paint. R. i iSt> H tht a<tiOn SallN Atids Slei Extreme Ironwork!"' Slliii<l>lt f<>l Brill t Pk> i lrt StructonU ••SicUr<)>thfn iv what its nanu- Implies: "DEATH TO RUST" I One gallon covers
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  • Domestic Occurrences.
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      Marriage.
      49 4 t t Y A ndvew !j r *thedral, Sinjfaj iore. or Oct. 27th, by Uip Rev. H. C. Izard. Colonia Chaplain, William .1. Mayson. to M.vrm iJESSIK NEWTON, eldest <iuughtcr of t lie lat< Howard Newton. M. I. C. E. and el Mrs Newton, of Orange Grove, Tannin.
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    The Singapore Free Press. Monday, Oct. 29, 1906.
    1435 4 The Singapore Free Press. Monday, Oct. 29, 1906. H-h. tl.e IV... s t |v vp r r L'nao'M !>v Md«H ..t ur.Vi-.; ,y (Hi Herr p it-i.it In:'.' I- r K ;..-i „r,. e'f.i» ifaft^ TledgcU to KeK.'io., Loya.ty Md U». It was almost a matter of ours 'that cue
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    486 4 A :> 0 ft. shallow-draught launch, n'tted with a I— r lljliaiw Mh p. motor, has been ordered for the Malay Straits from Mr James Taylor, Chert sey. The Board of Trade Joiirua! td October 4 contains a notice of the Strait* iAumn and Opium Ordinances au-1 their rules, for
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    WEDDING.
    508 4 MAYSUX- \EWT(>\ A marriage of part leul.ir au.] *jj interest to Sin-apow was that ;St. Andrews Cathedra] )>n v tween Mr. William J.lfa;^ [Meier*. Kelly ami Walsh Ltd I Maude J«mm Newtoa. The bkk ekoghter of tb« late Howard »--is!hiu municipal Huiiiiif..-! «j |aud, on her mothers .s,,] H
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    287 4 Mrs Iloare. the widow -i th- Bubf iiiou-kouj? wbo im drowwl v the )i--jaatroustyphoon of tbe 18 Bm*. Iw.uc ;Der children, paoeJ through Siu^ap .vestorday on board the I*. Jt 4 mail i J'elhi "oa ?l )e r r*t -ru houie t'r-.iu Hoe. ;-pl« Smith, of Bftlf Laka Citr, presidt-ut
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      297 4 KELLY WALSH. THE YOST TYPEWRITER THE RELIABLE MAGHIXE Nearly f>oo Machines m the FAR EAST. Largely used m the GOVERNMENT OFFICES m the F..M.S. IMPROVEMENTS. SATISFACTION. 22 GOLD MEDALS. Before purchasing A Typewriter, See the YOST. Price 5197 Ccmpletc. mv a.;knts m thk fak kast KELLY AND WALSH, SINGAPORE. FOR
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      337 4 ttovcruocmciUo. drs. kew brothers DKNTAL. srRGEONS. No. 2, Battery Road. Chartkred Bank Bl'ildings. C. R. LAMBERT Co. Propose as X'mas Gifts for Home. Portraiture m all Processes and Sizes, our quality is known to be superior ami is guaranroed by our proofs. Our Tariff excels m moderate terms. Large View
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    COBBLER & CAPTAIN.
    62 5 COBBLER CAPTAIN. j^\ submarine T^ecr iph. Renter*.) Tboso*°fttteil Captain of tbe Koej>euick bM l»e^u •Mptured. He proves to he I eobbhr name<l Voigt.of Tilsit, who has p t ,»,>l t«»m\ seven years m prison, having i»*n ooßvieetd of .ill !>iuds of offaooes. He t,i> >ule»se«l to oioi ythifj. iiieifoeiiiiii that
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    British Columbia's Attitude
    20 5 Botoifod 9Ai i.m Oot Wtk .l.ip.iue«,e ship S<iiauinaru luts irrmted for suiuirsrhng passeugers Bril ;«}i C< 'i'linbia.
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    British East Africa
    31 5 K-c Oct 27. •"> pm. An Onloi i •> btee pablitbod im the L »u- tho Commissiouership iie K.ist Afri-iu Prote-torate into a >:>!i:p. ail-l cieatimr •XOeoH«« and r« >nn.-U
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    Government and Army
    79 5 Full Scheme m the Spring Mr ifaMaue, speakiuir the Colchester I >vster Feast said that the greatest «liflieultv m the War )fl;co was to sjet soMier-states-ru^u T11.7 were .omplet. iv together that the .wiuiuistratiou shouM u>>\ be left wholly i:tT> or t<» «'ivilian> hut share*! l>v both.
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    More Trouble in Newfoundland
    43 5 obstinate American! iberineu newly arriving off Ddlead refuse to >->nforui to t lie oinpoct of Oct '2\ an<l ii"ro is renewed The Captain of H. M. S. Brilliant -m 1 tbe BMrioOfl ConiLiiis^! »u^r are 1 1 iug )inproniis« > <
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    SMUGGLING MONEY INTO THE JAIL.
    166 5 •>u Saturday befof Mr <'tp>«u a Chiuanua was charged wirh lakng uionev into thtCrimiwU Prieos. Th* cvi lenoe for the 'i ■la that the aeeoaad t# >»n daily to r^:nov»? stale me and v l"r a v wben be ijot to tbe Priaoa ijtfte •k'
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    BY THE MAIL.
    256 5 William 'i ivioar ii is \i-i>-n aleated I. i 1 Mayor of !.:>u.l.tii, with all the jiuiut 'rm'!!).' of ..-ii etuiy old .iuti<{uity. •l' shipyard boiler makers -_'j.u -v the Clyde >n >ept 80th, ajearly M»r«a ihouaaad men gniag««ri Mr < A. (Joodwia lectured ;ji th^ I^n^i-
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    AMERICA & JAPAN.
    195 5 AMERICA JAPAN. (By Submarine Telegraph— Renter's.) i Desire to Ameliorate Feeling. Od 27. BoioWod at 11.10 am. The OomMpoadMl of iho Times at New j York say< that wlnuover the Federal government en 4o to counteract hostility towards the Japanese will lie Joe*. A boycott of A men an gooAi
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  • THE EDUCATION BILL.
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      Archbishop's Amendments.
      87 5 Reran vod 12.30 p.m. Oct 27th, The Archbishop of Canterbury, in the Hoose of Lords, m a moderate speech iutim- ated his intent iou of moving important amendments to the Education Bill. He disclaimed auv intention of wrecking the Bill, but, he declared, provision must i be made
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      Government's Reply.
      33 5 Lord Crewe, in reply, declared that the »iovernment would deal with the ameud1 ments .vitli due respect, hut they could not abandon the principles of the great majority of 'heir fellow-countrymen.
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      Kaiser and Pope.
      26 5 The Pope has received Count Tachiraobkj, who preseuteJ to His gnfjaassi the KuO.is [ssjapMla. I ho Pop* son* to the latter bit anurnaeel
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      SIR CLAUDE AND LADY Mac DONALD IN SINGAPORE.
      112 5 By the t.ferman mail steamer Prince Ludwig yesterday from Yokohama there arrived in Singapore Sir Claude and Lady MacDonMd and family who are homeward bound. Sir Claude and Lady MacDonaid were aaaat at Borneo Wharf by Captain Stock ley. a.m.. to H.
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      THE GAME.
      150 5 I The eu'.t'rtainmenr .riven at the Twentieth i Club by Messrs Jack MeAilift'e and Sam \ewnian on Saturday night was <|uito a success and drew a large audience. "Col." liob Love of Hamilton's Circus contributed several excellent songs to the evening's entertainment and the genial Hob proved that
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
    1401 5 BnceiAL, tlkffrnro, Sau.kdw OorB7n. I'kEHEKT I His KxeeOracy the Governor Sir Jolm Anderson, K. Vt.«;. Phe Hon'hln the Col. S<'«r.tury Capt. A.H. VotingJTho Hon'ble tli« Resident Councillor or Penan i .1. K. Birch the A-t. Attorney -Geiil. .1. R lnn»* the Col. Engineer A. Murray, c.X. the Att.
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    THE SWIMMING CLUB.
    280 5 •"The entries for the Singapore Swimming Club carnival close to da\. Members are notitied that no further invitations can now be issued to their friends A pontoon bridge will be onstrweted for tho lienelit of those visitors who intend going over." Tl ;it»>\<' ifi2<>i'iu;iti»>M ijl been supplied
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    THE WEEK-END CAMP.
    198 5 I »u Saturday "afternoon the S. V. A. went int> Camp at Tanjon^ Katoujj for one of t!ie usei'iil and interesting vnk^ii courses of instruction which lave recently l>c^n organised, whilst tho volunteer engineers i went ov.-r to IVlo Hrani. The^'uuuers fell m iv fair strength m
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  • Page 5 Advertisements
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      73 5 An Antiseptic Liniment. I For wounds, bruises, burros and like mi- juries there is nothing b«?tter than Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It acts as an antiseptic, forming a thin, imperceptible film over the injure*! parts, which excludes the air and causes the injury to heal without matter being formed, and m
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      90 5 Inflammatory Rheumatism. Anyone who has over experienr>d the ex- I cruciating and almost unbearable pains mci- dent to inflammatory rheumatism, will bo I pleas* »l to know that prompt relief may bo nad by applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm. I Mr. D. Snyder, of Koseville. Ontario, Can;ida, I says "I have
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      205 5 ROBINSON Co. I ROBINSON COMPANY. J. TRAVERS SONS, 7, D'ALMEIDA STREET, VirtviDi: l^eu appoint^] m SOLE AGENTS FOR THE General Electric Co., Ltd. J OF ENGLAND m Stofapore an! the Federated Malay States, 1 oegto inform the public that they are ready to contract for the uipply of Klectric Plant
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    PENANG'S CLAIMS
    914 6 FOB A LIKI'TEXAXT-fJOVERN'OR. Tin IViiaai.' Asuxiatiou has »cut v letter to the Colonial Secretary, .luted Octobtr ■.r.'au, m Mppori of the appointment of i tiieutenuut Govewoi. The following jn.tgmphl iroui it are of interest Siu.-e the al-olition of th^- LieuteuantGororaoraaip of Poaaag m 1883, Penan, it may I*
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      35 6 wnesta M Export Cases Exporting Pi ruw are stroniply adrised tr, i«m. no time m making theu^s quainted unth the hirti of VEVE^IT" For particiUars and prices apply to STCHERBATCHOFF, TCHOKOFF A Co. AuglO Singapore.
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      398 6 advertisements. I FOR SALE. I FOR SALE I Sulphuric Acid. Price and particulars on application to D. BRANDT Co. Oct 2" j v FOR SALE PRIVATELY Two full Mze billiard tables ibv ITmiiHMh'i and Watt^. complete. Can be seen at our ■V-TOOm No. 6 D Almeida Street. G. A. FERXANDEZ
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      372 6 m.*uZ°Z»?? P *J* ei a P^^ribe GruMulf. Mat* I I n\!3r actl ndat the Mmc *«metbe most I I r^ n "r? r mcdv 'V he treat «»ent of Acote and I I S I*»clttrgM. Th* Capsules, unhke Copa.ba, I I do not came eruptions on the ck.n or produce
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      468 6 HDvcrttoetnentg. P. O. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY For China Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Bills of Ludin- issued for China Co«.st. Persian Gulf, Continental and \uierican Ports. Steamers will leave Singapore on ov about AIAIL LIXEtf. Omtmtrd Clinm) Devanliii Nov 1«» Sinil;i Dec
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      510 6 j Hopcrtteemcnts. SHIPPING. Norddeutscher Lfa& Bremen. COAST LINES ot earners of the Coast Fleettons r»-^. ion rag, IVU! l.m rUH Paklv 1457 fw -I- 0 Aaffain iii.,7 K'.,nsirh:m- tO4 And. Bicluiier* >' ;t J'-'- 202H M. Riekniei, 1667 fitmax :*.!<. jj. Kk-km i.;.-,t KuiU'kok lAS ;?ain-»!i 11,57 Kajalturi IV*. l
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      439 6 at»vcrtiscmcnt3. SHIPPI/VG, Norddeutscher Lloyd. B: IMPERIAL GißlflK MAIL LIX E The t.ist an S ll ■'»v>"*y r i Ha;iil.iiivvi. l K..tt.-!-.lim. nU «|.l.r:.ltar ii.-n-u. Nn,.|..-. nn Naplw, Alexandria aad M«.,.A.1. u .r,.1.. I nl, k °ns- Shaaghtti, N Tli-y are .m.- Bliupip mi'l-iiii'-uti .11. .1 i OCTWAKD HoMKV. hoiou X.,
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    A QUAINT CEREMONY.
    241 7 < CoWSMHIBD ro Tin: Dusr. ••a Simir.'i iv a very qasint < naes^ rait. m» ceremony WM irilßottßd m the Siuiri,re River whoa the Chiuese Uod of the [>raui;i was release! to the upper ret»ioua of •he tit iAbi having for a whole year shed Urn ligkl
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    SHARES.
    381 7 Capital Capital Issue Paid ftlftHSLi P id up Value U P Company. Quotation. 9186,H00 140,000 JO 10 Bersaw 1 lons 840,000 t,) j T v t i" .iers SSS iIMCi g jj g-*^«cSii I S?ES i wlkw 9150.0W 99.000 10 10 tz x,. P° <Prefl >Ji 50,000 i. j.°
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  • Page 7 Advertisements
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      55 7 1 c piwwm >n adding my testimony to I ralva of -lyoo-on m typhoid fever. BmtUt epidemic, I used it ami the r uly irpa^^ed my expectations. ■«W intlu«n,:e waa exerted upon tbo -md t. mperature, wuilo tlie whole oourae ia typ.. of »he diaeas.^ wm greatly modified. Kit, hex,
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      440 7 SHiPPIIVG. b JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Cc Ltd. ■gllkr FORTNIGHTLY Service is Cxder Mail Contracts with the Imperial Japanese Government. Specially designed for the Company* Euro- cUD VK e *u ghtedthrOUghout b v Electricity, pionded with eioellent accommodation for irkh all th'Tf passengers, and fitted -nth all the latest modem improvement,
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      557 7 I Bbwrtisemcnte. I SHIPPING. Apcar Line. The undermentioned mail steamers of the above company maintain a ten daily service between Calcutta and Hongkong calling at Penang Singapore en route. FLEET. Tous. Commander, s.s. Arratoon Ape»r 4.M<» E. Fey. «.s. Catherine Apoar 2.727 W.D.A. Thomas, s.s. Gregory Apcar 4.«>t>6 S.H. B«lson.
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      720 7 j Sfcwcrtiscments. I SHIPPIJVG. STOOMVAART MAATSCHAPPY (STEAMSHIP COMPANY.) M NEDERLAND." Fortnightly Mail Service between Java and Amsterdam, via Singapore, Sabang and Genoa, BfeMumn a:e due on or about the undermentioned datvu X' iv <h !'T ard Homeward OVUJS Nor Ron. Halite* N., v Io Wmgy. X v2:{ K.WUS«IH Xov2» H-.ttillein
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      207 7 HAMBUBG-AMERIKA LINIE. PASSENGER SERVICE. NEXT SAILINGS OUTWARD. aanM S&JSS^rSESB^? a ItHKNAMA HOHKNSTVI KKN <-pt. Hoff 27th October. SILKMV Zjff" SKh November. «\\IMA HH e*° x KHh December. NEXT SAILINGS HOMEWARD; TOR PBNANG, COMjffiO, ADW, BUBZ, I>OKT SAID, NAPLES HATM RHENANIA apt. MUor about Bth November. HOHBKSTALFKN j about jotli n.j.cnb.
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      337 7 C LE ARA NCES. j v Brit -tr., Rus»el, for Penang. Loo-, Got itr, Soli^rlt/.. for Bangkok. V sit Tellefsen, for Bangkok. < i,-t J»:. Dut. >tr Sudin. for Rhio. M Brit, str., Hudson, lor iluar and MalwMfti akurn Main, Jap str, Fr:i*er, for Honifkoog .Japan. Don o Kellj, Brit
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    NOTES ON BISLEY, 1906.
    2362 8 (Si>*?fial for the itßgaport F»oi Pre>« > Rifle slutting as a pastime has obtained t,uch v tirni footing m the Straits Settlements that I trust these notes on the Bisiey Meeting of 1906 may l>e of some interest to murksinei: and others who follow rifle taotiag
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    CHARGE AGAINST SENIOR BOARDING OFFICER.
    582 8 Alleged Bbejwcm qj Tkim >n Saturday before Mr Colman Captain I •Tohn Phillip*. Senior Boarding Ofioer, was' brought up for the preliminary enquiry into au allegation ot criminal breach of trust as a public servant with respect to *:>•"> the; proceeds ot the sale of
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    139 8 Mir,;,: land at Sungei i .»«.-.> to be booming, as not less than *4-0,0<.«» is now asked for an 11 -acre block there which lias been parti; worked. Un arrival at Belfast, the Norwegian barque Pbylli>. from Bangkok, reported a case of beri-beri on board, and two other cases were
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    HARBOUR NOTES.
    207 8 The Austrian cruiser Panther will stay iiere till the 3rd of next month and will t lien leave for Colombo. The German steamer Kheuaiiiu from Hamburg has on board a general cargo of l,"» 00 tons for Japan. Enquiries at the Horsburgh Lighthouse prove that the light was
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    224 8 An uiierestin*; case of caste law is now l*eiu^' heard m the Town Magistrates Court at Calicut In old days inferior castes had to give the superior caste people notice of their approach on the high ways by tailing out and getting out of polluting distance. Te\ v. gentleman, is
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    Vessels at Tanjong Pagar and Keppel Harbour.
    79 8 Vessels at Tanjong Pagar and Keppel Harbour. Wharves and Docks at iclt'n-h •tij'erent restete irere berthed. Fast WhmA Basin— Hong Mob. F>st Wharf Section I— Thongwa. S'joerr Wharf KUtna. Pevtioi 2 Palanic^ttu. 3— Nil. I S— ML fe— Prinz Lndwii/ RLenania. S— Tolv. t>— Airlie. i J..: din*-'- Wharf Cacbur.
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    EXCHANGE.
    63 8 (COBRKCTKD UP TO Oct. 27.) Bank 4ms 24; demand 2/4 Private credits 3ms 2/4;'. credits tJnis 2/4-f* France, demand Bank 293 V j Gibmast, demand 239 India, T. T 173: Honokon o, demand |l Jig Yokohama, demaml 114A Java, demand 140^ Bangkok, demauil 59 i Sovereigns, Bank l>uviug 5.50
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    PRODUCE.
    135 8 October 27. Tin buyers 97.75 Gainbier 6.!«u Gambier Cube No. 1 10.87! Gambier Cube No. 2 9.624 Pepper Black (ordin.S'pore) buyers 20.05 Pepper, White (fair L. W. 5 p.c.) 26.37 I Nutmegs 110 to the lb. 2*9. Nutmegs (80 to the lb.) 4*6 Mace (Banda) $y Cloves (Amboina) 33.75
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      426 8 DE KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPpjj. U^r»EE CONTRACT WITH THE XeTHEKI.AM- ISDLA GoTSftKU Agents ac Singapore, Ship Agency, late J. Daendels Co.. 1-3 Coll) ;r Q JX THE lIHHIIIIHII HATES AXE ONI.V MmtKUMXIK. j Valentyn Sinpkawanjr Oct 28 Billiton. Pontian-.'.. an! Singkawai a Reyniersz Bel. Deli Oct 28 Djambi Brouwer Bengkalis Oct
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      477 8 VESSELS IN PORT. Men-cf-Wir Flag a:.d Tons Com. .ar.i.'r Arrived From Fo^ j Panther An>. ij'U.at 46. Koerln.i >, t -J^ Hiug*. Sea Mew Col. yc-ht 800 Mnrpiiy Btpt 28 P Swett^n Ship Flae Tons Master Arrived From Consignee For GbkhM Brit 427 > WOBam Oct tS Htafkaag Mar.: I
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