The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 1 November 1906

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1 8 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    16 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1906. NO, 5,811).
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    209 1 The I' v>-nrv ..n the Btble l>eiu|_ r relievt*<l Keutei* W'm- are BOW coining through irerlv. 4">.»'tMi children .'irn baiag j>uui>ht"l m PrttMMß I'olhikJ for refusing to au*\ver religion* questioM m <i-ruini. Their parents. tc!>] i ;i«'iii not t<» ;iu<3 the Government ROthorised I lie punishment. Page
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    THE LANCERS.
    992 1 li iij.i\ I** ii> v vpuje Shanghai their \»,»>. ;t bfci]t IIU«l.-r1..k.| of >..uie fcjt Mi a pMMftl <i !..r I i lni>iness iii"!t»:i!^ be sinil.-] pleavinth and <;,„..! morning, Mm H..wV busin*-- "K»ir. doctor. \uii October* ni.n'l,.' fkt m <>t pur:u.r-iu|» >*-nf the mcdi... t lmiiirlitf ulh
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
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      115 1 G.DTDMIJNE&CO. Have Just Opened A Fjne Collection of jigf JijjL New Things Suitable for K|| I *|||ewYear r PRESENTS. ALSO teX'mas New Year Cards Calendars FOR i9or IN GREAT VARIETIES We have long been famous for our magnificient stock of Japanese Curios and Art work of Japan, the moderate prices
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    • Advertisement
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      192 1 TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. Government call for tenders for the K^rnpong Glam Beach Farm (Page 2> and tne coco-nut farm at the Gunpowder Magazine. Tanah Merah (Page 2.) The Municipal *:y call for tenders for the Clvde Terrace ami Rochore Markets Page 2. The Assesment Lists are now open to the inspection
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  • Page 1 Miscellaneous
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      252 1 THE WEEKThcksdat. Nov Ist i I High Water:— lo.3o a., 11.4 p. i All Saint?' Day. 'NDL Mail Outward dne. B 1 Mail Homeward closes :J p Full Moon 11.45 a. Friday. 2nd. High Water 10.57 a., 11.3!> p All Souls' Day Legislative Council, 2.30 p. Municipal Commission, 2.30 p.
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    HARMSTON'S CIRCUS.
    185 2 Hannstou s Cm-us will shortljf arrive .i^ain and open m>xt Tue>da\ on the old site. Mr. K«>lvr' Love proiailM hit patrons all the fun <>f the fair aud a foi of the specialities which the public look t.» now as their right where Harntstoii's i> copconwd. lv id
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    RINGING THE CHANGES.
    186 2 >v tl»e "J7ih uitinio Li 3McTok went out and left a jpM riuir fttlasi at 180 under How Wlifii he home the nug had vauish^l lie jue<tiou»»«l hi>> serviiit. w. Uut the kecbil deuie*! all ku«»w'edi»e tli«« iiun lus|*et«rKuß Sw-y thfi.-i.if mlv.i iii^-l l 'ii^ theft iiul
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    THE KAISER AS MATCH-MAKER.
    101 2 THE KAISER AS MATCH-MAKER. I -irions instance cf the activo pa;t tbtakes m arrans^in^ th° muniugw of •«-'..itive> and friends, is recorded. A p'r-^onal aide-de-camp ot hi- Majesty was very much ■ieprwoed *>y the lady of his <'hoice sivin? him I refusal. The sain* 1 .ifternoon the Kaiser drov- to
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    Vessels at Tanjong Pagar and Keppel Harbour.
    77 2 Wkmrr** and Docks at trhu-h Jljjrsreht MMtii are brrtft^ii Wharf B;\>in— Hon^Moh. Wkirf Se»-tion 1— V. Di m -n. Rh mita. >'v>er- Wharf— Nil. ?-Htio« "J S;»nthia. 3 lslander. m 4— Hill m 3— Nil. t Mojnne. Paroo. 7— Nil B—Lonqsor8 Lonqsor 9—
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
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      1016 2 advertisementsNOT WES. NOTICE Tenders will be received at the Land Office up to 22nd November, 1906. for the right to take for one or two years from Ist December. 1906. the fruit from the coconut trees on Crown Land round the Powder Magazine at Tanah Merah Kechil, the area of
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    • Advertisement
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      620 2 Htwrtiscmcnts. NOTIQES. Christmas Presents for Friends m the United Kingdom. Parcels will be received tt the Adelphi Hotel Buildings 4. North Bridge Road, up to 22nd November, for distribution through Carter Paterson Co.. London m time for Christmas Day. R. B. LINDSAY ft Co.. Singapore (8b Straits Directory, All papers
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    • Advertisement
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      675 2 ttovcrtiscmcnts. NOTIGES. NOTICE The Consu'.-General for Siam. Singapore, is prepared to sell drafts on the Treasury m Puket (Tongkp.h) at rates to be ascertained on application at the Consulate. Singapore, 10th September. 1906. Sept is u-c GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. Offers are invited for the purchase of all the materials, including Cast
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    • Advertisement
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      452 2 advertisements. INSURANCES. Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd. FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT. GUARANTEE. Fun.X BBBSed s: 12 000.000 w. a. SIMS, Manager, Eastern Branch. I kmg s< Koyal Insurance Company. Pin Lite Ime i..\H..K>r nU 01 i Xl IN THK WCmXLD. 10C1UAB The London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Co. 'a pita i
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    • Advertisement
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      206 2 Btocitiscircnts. BANKS. Hongkong Shang. Corporation. Pall'-I P < Vl'iTAI I Reserve i Hwlmvh I v \f. Lkai Hai I. i\ [»f A I K. 1H«- H I H HI Ma I a a; W AT' Ba >• y. v I NEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL -fur MIMM <'AP!'»L RS»l<V|--ti. HtAi 'JHCt I Mi
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      100 2 WEATHER REPORT. O.t- Bar Wind Temp Hum Sky Rain >-t H'kon 4 i J" -4 F.\ 7. Manil* 4 k 7" Mil SI -J-". Oil 9i. H'kor.-l" XI n Manila 1" v. 7> NEI 2«c 21 17 L,.. X < K-t 30, 1006. Iv- M. Ap. v. i* jv m.
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    TORTURE IN ANNAM.
    90 3 Parii C fi rtMiat* of tii- m the |Qm Ann. .11. t<> -tv by hi- ;itrix-i«»us erw p::t nmml of km wifw to Prim^ Mini-r >f punishing; tb* 1 kwkMCOi ,;i I :v. thn Acting I the- Fivnv.-h possession- m enii t i> st«t- Qi-e, and con-
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    10 3 laagtr than they I •v." i Ul t" dUV I|
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  • Page 3 Advertisements
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      108 3 CROUP I for children than and as Hfcpcrtiserr.enty. WANTED. APOTHECARY WANTED "Travel Free Press" WANTED d apothet;. c of a rit Qtoala Sawah. F. M. 3. WANTED eyor for British North •A-ritirig stating quali^Ci- .">■ required. to GUTHIUE4 1.. N rth Borneo Cu. V/ANTED N.iti*^ Sarv^y.r. fo. n»H>, nseU to
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    • Advertisement
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      599 3 CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. GREAT SALE OF Japanese Art Curios and Works of Art. ON VIEW POR SEVEN DAYS FROM THURSDAY NEXT, At Messrs. H, L. Coghlan Cos Mart 5. RAFFLES PLACE. FOR PRIVATE SALE Inelutiir.ir vt-r\ hwTwitiww Bronzes nnd Brasscf, Cloisoon< Vases, Old and New Satsuma Vases and Howls." Choice Ivories
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    • Advertisement
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      229 3 AUCTION BALE OF TIMBER (TEAK' SEMARANG I 1 ~ti /<• SOLRABAYA. Fur particulars apply to the Consulate Genera] foi the Netherlands, Sineafx.r-. Oet mi SIAM I IX THE MALAY PENINSULA A Short Account of the position of Siam m the States of Kelantan, Patani Legeh and Sai. Re-printed from the
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    • Advertisement
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      649 3 HM>crti«emcnts. TO LET. TO LET From Ist November 1906. That desirable compound residence situated at No. 13 Wilkie Road. Gas and water laid on. Apply to E. S. NATHAN. 13 Change Alley. October 5 v.c. TO LET from Ist Nov. No. 33 Granpe Rd. Apply to B. N. ELIAS, 5.
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    • Advertisement
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      342 3 Mgd 1 u o|] (The Champagne de Luxe) Mri IMPORTERS. fi| THE BORNEO Co., Dry tapand aW WW tIOET&CHAiIPad; lA. furnatafrfc Jfc 1 AUSTRALIAN FLOUR. *Mk I t &Rrsg WW' E JAMESTOWN THE BORNEO Co., Ltd. UNITED ASBESTOS ORIENTAL AGENCY, LTD. "SALAMANDER" Asbestos Fireproof Funnel Paint IX BLACK, RED, BLUE
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    The Singapore Free Press Thursday. Nov. 1, 1906.
    444 4 The Singapore Free Press Thursday. Nov. 1, 1906. ->?ej* was awJeiii H eai>HH to ti>» predict**: (amor Win -..y D ku :•>-• i tbe Its"r- v *v«: perb*p~ :be hi^Wst ri'r m tedm I .QT«ist»iMlio« IB Britaai I w t*tt knt; tbere waaJd wemtmi *rn;be?** form af maaer ookl sspenede
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    245 4 mhmi ike boaian* v. Miriam dbanMtar. as! Mr M thm ih* In A*.v-riuK>» vitii i^trviKiiUi--a: HT. .-i!t» :n ohArc^ rvpined I i Im I laki nit*- m—ilw pnTAt» dwi a! ll*c_- ut is i bo»|. iU 1 -r- il ;^e b 'i^m vbes »«tr tW Him, «k*-Bth «kak«B ttiva^boct her
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  • SPECIAL TELEGRAM.
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    Mr. LLOYD GEORGE AND THE LORDS
    95 4 Mr. LLOYD GEORGE AND THE LORDS t Bilk vfci T»r R z.^ v-r IM <W*fWaMßtK»*- ie^ it i wm lueo. mm** r-z Tb»*e m aim." I HI abaiiaaia* ia» j*of«rtj -jca^.* jtMtoco* of tfe p«*ec. mmi tW How* of tbfsw^ niwifl «t Mf L I Watt ill baapca to all
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    33 4 Iwfl i t «r i fcsavs tar C%Mm»- c£*-»- fv Urn kg( a p i r VKjl MBVS <€ SM^^HMf V tk?M«Kt: -i- amnamm c < f V»a mm x \jm-iM I ta* '^r* i*;
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      393 4 Dews O f the Glen. n Monarch O' the Glen. The OW Brigade. H OM Wend. Very CHd Highland Blend. Extra Special Finest Liqueur. Robert Macdonald. N Club Bahrn. Club Whisky. O. D S. V.O.S. (Choice Old Matured.) Prices or Price List on Application. H In Bulk. Hos>hoa»K Quarter Ca>ks
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    • Advertisement
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      371 4 ■XKCdtoMcntii Entertainments. HARMSTONS GRAND £&k CIRCUS AKD Ro>di lenager c of Performing fti»c Animals FOR A SHO^T SEASON Grand Opening Night Tuesday Nov. 6th 1906. SPECIAL NOTICE The nnimp— have much pInMN m tleMii f Singapore t v t» Enfajre-'.er.t ar.d r.rs; .-ippearanw :"n :he East af THE lARVELLOUS FRAUTZ
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      93 4 nvettfmmfc DRS. KEW BROTHERS. DESTAL SCBOEONS No. 2. Hatiery Koad. CHART' HI C. R. LAMBERT Co. Pkopo?i: aX'mas Gifts for Home. Portraiture m ail Processes and Sut->. our quality r. -uperior and is guarante^l by oar proofs. <Jur T-- r -ek m moderate :e-r..?. 11. ;..-:r :trw Akum> of Sin^ap-re
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  • LATEST TELEGRAMS.
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    The Lords and Education.
    24 5 M 1 «>t the r» tr >v H^ut- Mrth abruptly '-uees m the Upp-- >r-r.u^ ot t!w» amen-l--n lo rake
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    THE OPIUM QUESTION.
    55 5 Urn Bt Boa. .1. lltlhv l^iu^itskeil what step* woul'.l W taken t.. .urrv nut the unanimous rt*soluti«>u «>t i'.ih Hou.s»* '>t Coinicons. for th«» aboHtMl of the opium tradi bafeWßM lu<lu and Chiua. ivplieJ th.it Lhiu.i mi radoratood t.» l>e ooblmbp»!.iT:uirii)" tarn I ragriitMMi ;-ri---iD-^the ouhivation. import
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    Government's Attitude.
    44 5 H** had re<-r-:vt-l u>> .•••uiiumuoatiou [roai Cbiu*. l>nt as <«.>.»u jmfamJk lil uiitte«l hf w.iul«l bt pvayarad to C"ii>i<ler them m a sym pathetic spirit. Hli Ifajtaty'i Minister at l'ekiui: lia-1 been instructed t«> comnaunksita i*h ihe Chiuese G«>vernmt*ut t« that *»lTei*t.
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    WHIPPING IN EXCELSIS.
    20 5 ii Governmental thority rail 43 000 v m Praams II >T'»Utlv ..ent.. ■■■i-::.. Aim m t r
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    Students Political Diagnosis
    21 5 at" ml others assembled at IV.versiiv uid a-l.pt- 1 c >ns. t the effect •i- imiaiueat la kve.
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  • THE PHILIPPINE ASSEMBLY
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    LANADRON RUBBER.
    72 5 „'r.tr.i %> 7-' •r .-w ton > plantation rubber t.vd:iy 'imitwiiTa -on^ignmenta. B w i ,v 13 lid. per 11. Bl>ck Rub- -t n 1 rd prl. ea a Tat ion product m ho London •d to ua to-day, one t.»n evidently .Jrun •••>". _»n i-« the higbwt
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  • ELECTRIC TRAIN CATASTROPHE.
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      Many Killed in America.
      56 5 -.-.1 ocl 31 >.'l-> a.m. Au olcotric ma sad (krot eww whilst •a -.ij i ringing bridjye otw the waterwtv win -t: MpTHM \tlan City from the niaiulin i. !;"Miue deraikd aiul fell into thirty ImC of watir Fortj-foardoad bo-lie> h.i.f bew raeovare*.l. t'Mt it M
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      Admiralty Changes.
      72 5 More Appointments. k nLiruis all the naval BMatioacd the other day. Beeaiw 1 I M SI, 85 pm. Tkl \.i..::tity iv etlinuig the uaval •ypttßUMßteMlds, Hear A'lmiral Kisher to b»» Superinteii'l;ti) r <>f Malta <lockyar<l, A'lBawfoid toOMMMftd the Channel ImK, Mmi Uomm of Ratteul>eri» to l»e second m
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  • PARLIAMENT.
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      The Lords on Education.
      63 5 Uee < W 31 8 am The HflKMt Ol Lords has starled ovau a i]eui!e<l ilis :>sion o»i the Education Bill. luttjuse interest is ditpUj«d m theilebate and the measure has l»r».iUi?lit together the lar"est attenJauoe peen >iin:e the last Home Kule I >il 1 Th-
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      Compulsory Religious Teaching.
      29 5 An Overwhelming Vote. Bmkni Heuea^e's aineudme'Jt makiiii; *cli oa instruction compulsory daring school hours wfti earned by 236 to 56 against the opfMwhioa of the GofwmaMt.
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      Patriotic Radicals.
      42 5 The Labour members au«l the extreme Radicals Ml agitating BfpUMt the Bt Ho* A. BirrelTs fledaioa raganliag the —Hag of ritle sh.K»tini; part of the Mfcool curriculum. Mr. Saowdtß an<l Dr. MmMNWUM have •ifHI notice of .juestion^ >>n the subject.
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      Professors of Army Economics.
      63 5 The Bt H-.u. B. Hal.lam>. yakiag at I ReaJiui:. alhuleJ to the war >;oivs caudal au<l sai.l that the «.to\ eminent ha«l deii-I^l to I rain a.liniuistrative offi-'ers m a >iinilar manner to staff ofhVevs. A .-ertaiu aaaibar of ortii-ei«» vroaM M\u\\ at the Loudoii Sebool
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    CADET CORPS
    40 5 A Very Limited Experiment BeoHved at 7/2-> pm. Od ;i->t. Speaking iv Urn House of Comumom Mr Dinali ■■plaiaail that riifl ihootiag experiMrtl were C >utiue*l to rive W?b "o!» aii'l that uo further umiiarioa; had U*e>i giwMi
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    IRISH DISCONTENT
    52 5 Mr. Redmond Still Dissatisfied Mr hVrilatiwtfl atl<icke«l the «TOvernment for its failure to lajmtata erieted tenants, declaring thai GknvemaMait had broken iti aladgea, Mr Brj a laid he was »urpri^e<l at the attack ;tnJ maiatained thai Ooieni—rt had J>ne its l>ist-in vie 1 -f (he graal -lifficu!ti«?s of
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    317 5 The Ar^vll Cunpauy h:iviu_' advertised iv the Sfai -l'ir-1 of Sept<'inl>er 2*tl>. lo the effect that the 16-S0 h.p. Argyll oar iv the Tourist Trophy BbM nuished Meoad m the second fastest time." the Committee of the Automobile Club ordered the following letter f o bo -ent to them forthwith
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    The Lutin Raised.
    24 5 Ke,- Oat :51 -):-Vj a.m. The French submarine Lutiu has l>een r.ii-^i and opene«l. Th»» crew apparently died at ih^ir poeta.
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    The Tripartite.
    30 5 An Important Request. i, r-:i'h I baa ajatiflad the Itali.m ■■haaav v* Vioimi that be .iesiivs a ■aatiafjwith Sigaor Titt>.>ui It believed itir^rv^.^w will take place at R.<me.
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    COMING EVENTS.
    132 5 Uthwgl r lay's broiling weather «lid not mfigmt CWriateaa*, yet t behoves thaai mha would have parcels and presents IdtKvered m Bagbad at ChriatßMM time, to their prepiinUioai immediately. We an? reminded uf this by the furbishing up of««ar 1-v. and the lunoiiucemeuts ma,],, b. auetk>nt*»r3 of Jap&neso
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    166 5 Lut w.vk jn amusing incident ueoumd at the railway station at— #ell, somewhere m the Malay' Peninsula. A train steamed into the atiriou nnd stopped. A 3 it did u«»t proceed m MM MMI manner after a sh->n rtdMMfß, .i prominent local L'entlemau, travelling by the train, put his head
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    BRITAIN AND THE PACIFIC
    50 5 The Standard" iv a prominent article eoanMßfta upon ono of the lato Mr Seddon'a I warnings tb*t Britain should uiako good her position m the. Paoilic mml wisely prepare i for events. Britain must not igMN the possibility of diplomacy -lay changing her relation* with Japnu.
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    BLOCK RUBBER.
    911 5 (Special for tli" M jfflNfflpora /'»•<»•. iJv F«ancis Pkaks. Seeing the attention that Block Bobber, has attracted l>oth at th« Singapore A^'iiHorticultural Sliow and at the Ceylon Babber Exhibition, it would not seem out of place to fully explain the points m its favour and Un details of
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    81 5 A iVkiujf dispatch to tho Jiji >aystbat; a certain Chinese Minister.'" m the course j of an interview, said the Chinese Govern- men* was at present paying the tx^t at- 1 tention possible to tM doiuirs of Russia and Japan m Manchuria. The luck of means of communication, however, rendered
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  • Page 5 Advertisements
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      233 5 ROBINSON CO. Btßß| mSmsb < r^B ROBINSON COMPANY. J. TRAVERS SONS, 7, D'ALMEIDA STREET, i\ [as !>«-s.'i: ippo BOLE AGENTS >"X THE General Electric Co., Ltd. OF ENGLAND In Singapore and the Federated Malay States, beg to inform the public that they are ready to contract tor ihe supply of
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    • Advertisement
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      147 5 HOTELS. Hotel de l'Europe ESPLANADE. MUSICAL EVENING TO-NICHT. FHOM 8.30 p.m. to 11.30 p.m. VIOLIN CELLO SOLOS. SPECIAL MOONLIGHT DINNER. On Saturday the 3rd Xov. at 7.30 p.m. RECREATION HOTEL UnONtn Of TUB KLbiTliie TRAM WAI WAFTLKB- V \\\li ÜBJUI UNI Mr. Ant<»n Tobias' Austrian String Band eoasista^ erf 19
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    THE PLAY AND PLAYERS.
    44 6 A Pa.K!> In i D made} j s City peDl s- j B H B uiunoun m tkg P It L.i> i nr.c^c tht? j into «isy rose: •wltc* -xpird t b* pur- <• theatre* iv I.or tm pot an en-
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    THE STRENUOUS LIFE.
    114 6 A m-aruin^ i» t:tteragaiast the d^^jers of the strwjuo is life. It bt 3£reßuoa«. njs our contra- 2 v*. to play the fool. or. at anj at thr and m the risrfct way Tnis im just what the •tmaoos man fcr. :be coaaaqueAt.^ often pwatare j r
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  • Page 6 Advertisements
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      45 6 50THI5G TO FEAR Mothers need have no hesitancy m giving Cha.Tib«rlaiß's C««fc Remedy to* their ones, as it contains absolutely nothing inarious. TW« remedy is not only perfectly safe to five small dufarca. but isa medicine •f freat worth and merit. Sold by all dealers.
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      228 6 R^v^TttsCtnc^ty. FOR STILE. FOR SALE PRIVATELY ii>y Burrouph's Can be seen at our s>ale-r« < I t)'Almeida Street. 6. A. FEKNANDF.Z Co.. Auctioneer?. U FOR SALE. -vi -r..- Ma.. r.mar ply A. B. C. 11 Free Prea»." j FOR SALE. •v A•fX P 'Free Pre«B.'* FOR SALE OR TO LET
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      406 6 a^v > crtiscmcnt3. SHIPPING. N7OC JAPAfi «A!L STE&MSHiP Go Ltd. A ragukr FORTNIGHTLY Ba 1 ■t* -.jNEVTTVINSCREV STEAMERS. Qvou Man ith THS !>•:>..: JATAMMBI nUTMBST. Sp-^ :.}■> Eu:o- Ban g^tadthro j Bletiikity, provided with iation for :-A<:.'. I lort AIX. Aw A M I Bnoo Mabt 8,241 B Hakata Maku
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      286 6 Hfrvcrtiscmcnt:?. SHIPPING. P. O. STEAM NAVIGATION NY For China Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia. India. Aden. Egypt. Mediterranean Ports. Plymouth and London. Tkoa«a Bi!i^ ol Lafiag 1 can Porta Steamers leave StXHjaport M MAIL UN'— N G I- N.v _4 A- I Dae i> M H y s i m S
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      148 6 SHIPPING. Ntaridei tacher I itcarrcri of the Coi I I i [i Sing Sln^apore-S is China-Be I fei i Passen/s M A- llani-1- Mark I Island Line Steamers. NCAPOn TO 'JAVA PORTS. PORT DARWIN. THURSDAY ISLAND •QUEENSLAND i*ORTS. SYDNEY. BRITISH .NEWGUINEA. NEW BRITAIN I RIW ZEALAND PORTS RIE el«<tr-. OM
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      115 6 B^rcrtiscmcnts. SHIPPIXG. N.D.L L [Ml Asiatic Steam Nufptwi C: N DO-JAVA .AE Straits Steamship Co Ltd At 4 f x P i> .«08. P. 6 km Tuesdays: >«» and P r c:Wednesdays lacca. Port Thursdays: Fridays: M^. Port DtekfeKL P«rt ftCtit Aaam Saturdays f. P -t- .T'-rt. :<->." dajf. M
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    JOTTINGS FROM BERLIN.
    275 7 i I >^ent uiou»«in»| leriiiu'- m i»e of Intern.' far Wiiti Tb»* fonuer h.i> every pi tnmblei c t: >iii^!it it 11--tfce k pi:y Om aoaiai 1 not peeM ■Mfl au inter- iier >>wn tna-l-s h;ippy nationalities n--t only tily .»nd puJ-li.-ly approve of n»r this ■atatml
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      20 7 A WORD TO TRAVELLERS .dent *o tray«- r n/ and i let fteo brin^r-' on f rriiwfi n«> on** -houid
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      784 7 Htoertiscmcnts. On the Berth. West Australian S. N. Co., Ltd.; roc Broome, Port Headland, Cossack, Onslow, Carnarvon, Gcraldton and Frcmantlc. The Company's &TEAMKR PABOO, 2.665 tons. Captain Mills, will he despatched for the above ports on Tuesday, the 6th prox. at daylight. She h;;s ev^ellent accommodation for pas■etyera and carries
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      712 7 advertisements. SHIPPING. STOOMVAART MAATSCHAPPY (STEAMSHIP COMPANY.) NEDERLAND." Fortnightly Mail Service between Java and Amsterdam, via Singapore, Sabang and Genoa, Steamers alt due on or about the under- mentioned dates Oatwartf Homeward Oronjo N<w 9 Ron. Reo atea Nov lo Bsmbraadt Xov 2-1 K. Wilk-.-i 111 Nov 21 ,K. WilliMn I
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      765 7 SH A H ES. .MINKS. Capital Capita! Issue P* d r Issued pitd up Value up Company. a* $135,000 iK>.OO" 10 10 Ben Ui )•> MO.OOO 16 I4| Do Do <D« $600,000 600,000 10 10 Brass*- Hj4ralicTm M. < Ltd 5200.000 10 M Ks«ana Gold II 9100,000 X 10 10
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    THE SUPREME COURT.
    293 8 IMH Mb. Justice JTMm Judgment *.t- vi- i-L j .v the action for slander br« ughi by Kanu F-imasamj Pillay u.ri.:i>t P. C. T. A. Anuiuulay Chettv. who it I piuintiff had d.'.' had I erk. a l-ribe It W;i- UM JtJ t plan.' Ml i roukl
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    FIRE AT BUKIT TIMAH.
    278 8 QmHRH KCSIOENCE BVBBBIk Bhortlr before 2 o'clock reaterda* morning the alarm va> grata tiiroimu Ifayaag lVlice Statiou that i tire hail broken out at a European dwelling booae ov a hill it tin- third mile oa the F.ukit Til— li rd. It appear- tl.ut the police
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    BLOOD IS THICKER THAN WATER.
    140 8 A Qi m MOYUB. 1 uttvorifßldhobie*t*Klißg L'hiaauiun. buJ a quamtal Tmjow ra^iri-v, c.l >hip's wa-hiu_r The Kliug had to »v- the Lip .vt S4 a hundred I the CkiflMMß underbid him by >auit- wi.rk for At lhi> tLe Klicg waxe-.l WVOth itnd with i ;r>e-
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    DRESSING FOR DINNER.
    265 8 on the custom of dressing for dinner, the Lancet says it is regarded l-y sonif a? a piece of arrogance and as evidencing mere.v a desire to appear superior to s<>meVodv else. They observe no dignity m the custom and. perhap*. do not realise the fact that
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    DISHONEST TRAM CONDUCTOR.
    202 8 Ve*terda_v before Mr Greeu. Jiuvb bin Dr&tnaa, a Tramwa;. conductor, was ekirgt-J witt enU breacfc of tnist a- a servart. m respect the proceeds of twelve tram tick* > Inspector Cruniinev prusevut^J. Mr Harold Lobb. Traffic Manager.-: the 1 Tramway C\-\. ?xA hi wai m LavenJer-»t. *hen
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    36 8 Owing to Mr. Mac bean s approaching departure for Europe, he has resigned the honoran treasurership of the A«rri-Horti-cultural Show, and Mr. H. Marriott, acting Collector of Ijuid Revenue will uudertake th* duties of honorary treasurer.
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    THE INURED P. AND O. ISIS.
    96 8 The Is!- on her rnn fr-'Ui BrindU; to' Port S./.d. wLen shortlr after start:: Monday morning Ot v the starl-ourd propeller; 'cf Ler t^in-^crew V.ix>ke away, and it was deemed ;dvi^a>.le to «teer to Zante. the nearest pert This wa- twelve hours distant. and
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    SCOTTISH UNIVERSITIES DINNER.
    296 8 T!i«- >i\th unuual <liniit'r of KMmIMR "i Bi ..tti*h ruiver>itie> \v;t> hekl m the Singapore Club U>t evening Halloween wheu there vs its :i reprt>eutittive gathering lof uuivervifv men pieseut. 1!. K. Sir John Anderson presided ninl t!ie following ijeijtleineu were presen Mr K. G. Keiller (8t
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    A TYPHOON SURVIVOR.
    237 8 OOMSB Tn SINGAPORE FuR REPAIRS The Uerman steamer Enima Luyken. which arrived here yesterday from Ht>Ui. rkoni: m ballast, bus come to Singapore to l>e docked. The Kniuia Lnjkea was i badly knocked about iv the IjphffvtM whilst she lav m Boagkoag Haifcow au-1 wu m collision
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    THE McCLELLAN REPAIRS.
    167 8 (MKOM BIAMI U AXI> Sin-. LFOUE Bll>. 'he Manila Cablenews s-ajs the bids for repairing of the transport Mc( iellan w^re oed t>n Get 20 m the office of Colonel S. Patten, chief quartermaster of the division. The Hongkong Company lid 5'.P.:!44 work to be finished m
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    HOCKEY.
    103 8 S. B. C. vs Russell's lsyx niky. Elevens from the above clubs met on the S. K. C. portion of the Esplanade last evening. The craine -was pretty last from start to finish. The Civilians opened the scoring, but the Soldier* quickly responded with a couple which put them
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    NEWS AFTER FIVE YEARS.
    103 8 Despatches received at Queenstown from British Columbia contain particulars of the finding ..f a life-buoy, at Heriot Bay, belonging to his Mijesty's bloop Condor, which was lost with her crew of 14<\ while on a vojage from Esquiuialt Harboarto Honolulu m December, 1P«»1, but of whose
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    HARBOUR NOTES.
    326 8 The Sarawak paddle steamer Kak.t La» arrived here from h'u«.hiue with a .general cargo. The steamer IJanickuk :> l>einL: mn 1'c t- ween the One Fathom I>ank and Singapore by Messrs. Rilev Har^reaves with w,.rl:men and material for the new li^ht. The Siamese steamer Asdang froai }'>.\: kok
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    Passengers Arrived.
    43 8 Per Bharata Mr, F C. Maedon.tiu. Mi?« E-lH. t rde. H. B. SulUn AMullah, I Huß?a:L. Mrs Curie. Mr S. Aroo/00, Mr and Mr«» Ije«i«. Mr* H. Mis?;en. Mr G Mis&ien. Mr A Mitchell. M?«r- Khco Chore: Seng. Choa Kirn Keat
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    CELERANCES.
    150 8 October 30. Hon^ Bee, Brit. str.. H. koni:. Amoy ami Swatow Oetobor 31. Stettin. Brit. -tr.. Farre'l. f. i...L^k^:. Va'entyn, Dnt. str.. d« Vries. for Bilhton. P<>nti;»i\ik and Sinsrkawang. S.D_v.po'.*. Brit. >tr. Ro>'in?on. for Bar. R*ijnier>/. Dot -tr.. Bowman, for DjumlSri Tr;ngg:»n Dal. -tr.. A>*s. for B r. via
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    EXCHANGE.
    60 8 (CORBBCTED CP TO C»Ct. 31.) Bank 4ms g 4 demand 2-4 Private credits 3ms 2 4 credits Gm 1 France, demand Bank... 293 Germany, demand 23V India,T. T 173Honokong, demand lx* Ji s Yokohama, demand 114* Java, demand 141 Bangkok, demand 5.9 Sovereigns, Bank 13ut:u_' < 5,, Bank of
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    PRODUCE.
    140 8 I V tober SL Tin Xo market. Ganibier g 95 Ganibier Cube No. 1 10.75 Ga m bier Cube No. 9.62$ Pepper Black >ordin.Spore buyers 19.65 Pepper, White (fair L. W. 5 p.c. 2:.. 75 Nutmegs 1 10 to the ib 2!\ Nutmegs (SO to the lb.) 46* Mace
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      49 8 At the third ordinary general inedt.L_ :'ttf North China Insurance Company LtJ the Directors reported that the balance at credit of the 1905 account was. Tls. 294,925.59 and. after deducting an interim dividend ..f aggregating Tl> J.i.22*^ >1 paid on Maj ltt last, there remains a sum of Tls.
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      611 8 DE KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPhij Dim Ooratad win. th?- Iffwiai im btau 0 Agents m Singapore, Ship Agency, late J. Dacndels A Co.. 2-3 Collyer Q Uiv •.iit nnmsravc] :.\.i> ih bsh 1 Brouwt-r Bengkalis Oct fJI Batavia and I'alemh. < Van der Lvn Bel. Deli Oct 2? Batavia. Soerabaia. Maka~>.>:
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