The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 6 December 1906

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1 8 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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    16 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1906. NO. 5,849.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    245 1 President Roosevelt iv hi* message to the A a mean people mftuim them fur b» Laving ba<llv to the Japanese aud urg»-» an auieudineut of the Constitution to enforce treaty rights of aliens against individual states. He will use all permissible force to settle the m itter
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    TWO ON A BOAT.
    1072 1 Whit i« ;ii v sketch r 1 ask- I him. Jt is an b!l< iiipt ;tt I'ort Ihckson, from tlie a lih nphed. "Not really like the place, tart the ii-louriug is fairly correct. It itf an impression as it were. The Japanese are m> efcWsV
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      122 1 HOTEL DE L'EUROPE ESPLANADE. j Established 1855. G^AND OPENING CEREMONY OF OUR NEW BAR On Saturday next, the Bth inst., Punctually at 9 p.m. SPECIAL SELECTIONS BY THE AUSTRIAN STRINC ORCHESTRA ICED CHAMPAGNE CUP and ICES. HOTEL de I' EUROPE SYNDICATE, PROPRIETORS. THE STRAITS CYCLE MOTOR CO. CARRIAGE WHEELS. Re
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      457 1 Entertainments. i FRENCH Cinematograph, BEACH ROAD Our new motor has now been installed and the French Ginemato£raph will re-open m TWO DAYS more with the Finest Films, the most recent apparatus known. PRICES $1.50, $1, 50 cts. and 25 cts. POPULAR I WANTS. (Wanted To Let For Sale Notices etc.,
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      269 1 HOTELS. THE SEA VIEW HOTEL TANJONG KATONG, Telephone No. 235. A Cold Storage Room has been constructed at the above Hotel, and on and after the Ist of December next, Residents of Tanjong Katong j can obtain Supplies of all Cold Sto- rage products. Orders will be executed at 6.33
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      131 1 TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. Goring Md Co. advertise choice \viiif>Pa«e 1. Shorthand writer and typist desires situai tion. Apply Miss Ridgeway. Boiler maker and Constructional Engineer seeks ciijjagcmeut. .lames Wilson.— -Page 1. Wanted by Singapore I>i?*p<n>ary.ai>]'r« »ti( < to r)ni>< trade. —Page 1 Tenders invite<l fnr wmpptf oi BSpiOMI PnbUc works Department.
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      184 1 MAIL TABLE. The P AO leaves to-day, due m London I Dec '-I*. The X. D. L. leaves on Eec 1"», due m London Jan. 1. The P O leaves on Doc 6, due iv HongI kong Dec !•">, Shanghai Dec 20, Yokohama, The N. D. L. leaves on Deo
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      232 1 THE WEEK Thursday. 6th i High Water: 1.41 a.. f. St. Nicholas Day. S. V. C. Fencing Class, Drill Hall. 5.30 p Friday. 7th. High Water '2.2'2 a., |.Mf Chinese Girls School Sale. Memorial Hull. Mark Lodge, 8.45 p. Maria Coy. Lecture, Drill Hall. 9 p Saturday, Btb Hi-n Water:-
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    "SLEEPING SUITS FOR SOLDIERS.
    345 2 .Junior I S. (lul). Lou. lon. N<«v. \SHH\. Sik.— ln Hon^kon- two flannel sleeping suits an issued by the Military authorities :i.h mar to all BOldiori i" that l onimand. The Imhui and cinfoit t<> the in<livi«lual soldiers has btt-n of the most marked kind. Thtwe
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      363 2 NOTIQES. GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION NOTICE is hereby given that all outstanding bills against the Government should be presented for payment before the 15th in.st. All bills incurred after that date should be presented for payment, if possible, some days before the 29th December, 1906. Colonial Secretary's Office, Singapore, sth December, 19»*>.
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      370 2 Ht)vcrti*cmcnrs. NOTIGES. NOTICE To Holders of transfers of Shares m RAMBUTAN Limited. REDHILLS TIN MINING Coy.. Limited, and NEW GOPENG Limited. The Directors of the above Companies request that m order to facilitate the registering of any transfers m the above Companies, held by persons residing m the East, that
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      402 2 ttfwcrttscmcnts. NOTICES. ESHARAT KHAN. Cheapest and best Book Binder, Printer, and Account Book Ruler. All orders executed promptly. 34, Bras Basah Road. Nov 13 u-c TO CONTRACTORS. Tenders are invited for the following works viz 1. Villa Residence (4 Rooms on ground floor, 5 Rooms on first floor) Tanglin District.
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      377 2 Hfcvertteemcnta. NOTIGES. G. A. FERNANDEZ Coy. No. 6 D'Almeida Street. Licensed Auctioneers, Surveyors, Architects, appraisers and House Agents. Charges and Commission will l>e found moderate. Aug 9 uc NOTICE is hereby given that Saleh Mohamed Hadji Ebrahim ceased to be my attorney on the 27th August 1906 and is no
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      564 2 Htwcrtteemcnts. INSURANGES. Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd. FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE. Funds Exceed £1 2.000,000 \V. A. SIMS, Haaager, E;ujtern Branch. Auj; 20 Koyal Insurance Company. Fire Life Total Invested Ki-si- JC.i,T2.'.*^~> THE LARGEST FIRE OFFK X IX THE W4WUD. BOU STEAD A ro.-A-.mt*. The London and Lancashire File Insurance
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      438 2 HtocttiscmciUs. BANKS. Hongkong Shanghai Bud Corporation. Paid-up Capit&i Rkskkvk Fr.\|. tag Bmm Hnrlmni 1 l«».J PfeOVMBMM |1< A. Ha\ !iaii:mav O. H Mi If ii Mi V\ a <'. X Lbxzmann. K.-q. X ~iv I>. M.Ni- H.A.W li K. Tmiiw ACTIN.i (HIH M Wm H I HUNT! Actixo MaM'.kk himn
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    CHARITY AS PILL OWNER.
    181 3 I very singnl&r Mt nation is creit^ by the Ml flbwiw Edward Ftttfun] uf Ou••ilic::i*» inanui u-rurer. Hv it Dr Barnar<lo\j Horn ■•> l<econ >■- •Men. m twi. cf the ruost advertised :!>»Ueine« of the day Dr William*' i Bile Beans. Mr Fulford. whose uncle. Senator
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    THE KINGS BENISON: A SUGGESTION.
    93 3 ■■i Eu.-i«»n m,' ,tion m irt N'.v, -j >ne. CorI Jar, '-at we lon_ now and kWaaaaii of Britons «l.iys of telei lor a nioaaent or two. our coinf. t WktJ Ml a simulseted points at »t 'lay of 311-1 when tlie tir>t "3 S«ud;iv
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    TRADE OF BANGKOK.
    158 3 ka that con:A of the if kok A that of 1 _--;r Kl©,*>l 4,141) «>rv to much -tl of jn. If taken m B ia somewhat an 1 tical equals 1 iiang^ the ite:: i .mi rpx/rt e-jnals, p»>rt equals I ■MUBfcMMM I i.se m ti- v
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      548 3 Hbvcrtiocmcnto. AUGTIONS. AUCTION SALE OF A FINE ASSORTMENT OF Christmas Coys TO l'.K HKIJt VI POWELL Cos, SALE-ROOM, Monday, 10th Dec, at II a.m. Mechanical motor-carriages and racingcars, torpedo boats, railways, magic lanterns, table croquet sets, trumpets, swords, guns, cannons, targets, cooking ranges, mouth harmonicas, card and race games, dominos,
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      665 3 advertisements. MOKTGAGEES SALE OF LAND. AT TKLIK KIUAI The tmdtrtif*td )iax reecieerf iitxtr net >ons TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION At His Sales Room No. 13, Raffles Place, j On Thursday, the nth December, 1006 at 2 p.m. Lot 1. All those 10 Pieces of Freehold j Land comprised m
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      565 3 HBwrttaements. TO LET. TO LET. Nos. 18-B and 19-2 Wilkie Road. Apply to Loh Lam, 503 North Bridge Road. Nov 9 Li To be let No. 31 Robertson Quay, facing I the River. A first floor office m Raffles place. A large and airy room m Malacca Street, formerly occupied
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      141 3 |B The Champagne de Luxe) mk IMPORTERS. MtHE BORNEO Co., f- less ~4 f fr\ D 7 inper.a 1 wm W^^ AUSTRALIAN, FLOUR. ftT^^^ I T SrFLoS E JAMESTOWN c^ s, j%m^ THE BORNEO Co., Ltd. IN ORDER TO INIRODTJOE i tl will be sold till end of this year
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    The Sinoapore Free Press. Thursday, Dec. 6, 1906.
    1222 4 The Sinoapore Free Press. Thursday, Dec. 6, 1906. m PlcUgeii :.j X i. fa .a*. Hb 1 :> > of the Labuan Government Gazette contaius the letters Patent poned under I the Great Seal for the extension of the j boundaries of the Straits Se'tletneuts so a^ tto adnda Lil.uan.
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    888 4 The outward Spanish wail it WOT Alieaute from Barcelona for Manila is <Jue here on Saturday. From Jan. 1 l:» 07 there will lw au iucrnased duty of SI for husked au.l 80 cents unhusked rice per ]O0 kilo^ m the Philippines. From Komts. Hoogland Co.. the Queen Insurance Company's
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  • SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.
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      JAPAN'S ARMY.
      48 4 MANCHURIAN REDUCTIONS. Korean Increases. ii I i r i It is wiiv.l from Tokio taat <!i> ■i 1.-l ill. if th>- i\- > l"i ide for 'Im reduction fhe Miiixhiiii.in Ann\ The X d .m. revenue CMtiatMto iMWIM, wr. Addition t I > me* <ii\ i*i i :i-
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      CHINESE POLITICS.
      26 4 Something Like a Crisis. Trouble is j < liinese and M and m On Chan Cbib 'i'uu^' 1 H-iu>r made to \y\ m 6 umr,
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      THE GARRISON CHANGE
      384 4 l.i\ iie Bhorwo fjtrewell t has l>een inaiked by mauy ploaoai n I>ot|, tide*, particularly m up li-L'iineut |«irade<l iv Ii half pa*' bis. and an hour later vi out with all their mi|- :.n Colour. The iou«»- Ul the I i_'-i d. the livened I. the
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      TURBULENT FOOTBALLERS
      51 4 Amar (.'luh Tv,»re plavi; tJOM «Jrouu.l, U ome IMP, au.l t!ie la--play L p '»t r>nj:h au.l eu'l. iai lH'tu>'t-u thet(»;nns t liou<rli Jav<Lueaf)iC6aW)l:ii" far MoMl P tie on the scone and three of tfcs turhuleu: pl.^^ rrestel •liujH.l U-i »i« Mr. Green ye*' itnl I i.inde«l till
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      187 4 JUST LANDED. A SHIPMENT OF Havana Cigars FROM Messrs. Bock and company, Henry Glay, J. S. Murias Antonio Lopez, Villar Y. Villar Garbajal Go. CALDBEGK MACGREGOR Co. sole Agents j JOHN WALKER SONS. |<^r^>^£ *■1 II PSSS EXTRA VjJ| SPECIAL JfiP WHISKY. I n I This Whisky is unobtainable except
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      174 4 Hfcwertteemcnts. Dns. KEW BROTHERS. DENTAL SURGEONS. No. 2, Battery Road. Chartered Bank Buildings. RACHALS Boudoir Pianos. RACHALS Semi Grand Pianos. RACHALS Grand Pianos. RACHALS Concert Grand Pianos. RACHALS Triumpholas. BY M. F. Rachals Co., Hamburg. FOR PARTICULARS AND PRICES APPLY TO H.SGHAEFLR&Co. soli: agents. June 21 p'2 ths M For
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  • PRESIDENT'S 'MESSAGE.
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      ROOSEVELT'S REPROOF.
      43 5 Amendment of Constitution. Received at 11.43 a.m. Presidents Roosevelt's message deals ally with the .juestiou of Japanese 1- He reproves the Americans for l>eha\iuur to Japanese and ur^s au amendment c Constitution enabliug the President lonethjeti f aliens against dual etas
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      "Low Civilisation."
      77 5 Low Civilisation." X- Dec. 5, 4.30 p.m. !Ih .1.,,-u-^s minutely the .Japanese <|UesiH>n and insists on treating all nations •a irk of low civilisation j r -onminate iguinst st rangers condn rtir themsehrei piupmli. bosciliii to the .Vipanese is most Americans as a people I may l>e fraught with the
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      Reciprocal Treatment.
      39 5 He declares th.it the delusion] of Japanese he schools is a wick^l abunlity. and f AnmrioH desires te have j ,'re.it comuier- j -Lil devel'pm^ut with Asia she must freely other nati.>n> ti)^ treat- 1 ua«nt sbeh^rs^
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      The Sealing Grounds.
      52 5 K*v I>e 11 V\ am. The I'r'—ideut further describes the wh-le-sah barbu- :ghter of seals m the ff Island, and says that negotiations i.ng between the United v ..ul Japan on this f the hi leows eru< ■t" pelagic s«>l!u_' >utiuue, the Americans 1 :he entire her!
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      The Philippines.
      12 5 !>*• I -pea that ver tariff or al>*j•!u <f the Assembly
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      RIOT REMAINDERS.
      76 5 •»u Kwi, a dealer m cuds, was cwfjag on 111 busineat m •t" 'lie now alui'«>T Jloki^ns r ii«lt*>l the tM 1 tll^ UU- -*-lit*r MM bl> !)ea«]s sc.itI'u HokiaM thought Urn PbilUtma s«> tkey ■..•■L----.lt. _-rh-r up the l-i-U whi -ii l»usi!v eu- v.hrii tbe Pal cum
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      THE MALACCA ASSIZES.
      76 5 VSE. Cot Malacca on Ibe M i pensd and Mr Sniwnie, 1> P. I*, hrn mawa te .vu. Ajnanjat hearing is a i ird v i>-* iv \s hioh uue iriuu' asjether. j I ..v. r i woman whom md I iv i miel nilh the de-
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      His Determination.
      8 5 til permissible :n the Japanese LATER.
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  • GERMANY'S COLONIES.
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      DERNBURG DEFENDS.
      21 5 Revived at 12 <»3 noon Heir Dernburg m the RoiohstsaT. amid laughter and uproar, defended the Colonia] 1 administration.
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      The Socialists Reply.
      31 5 The Socialists renewed the charges against Colonial officials, demanding the punishment of the superiors, besides the subordinate! Hen Dernbnig promised to punish the jjuiln and protect the innucent
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      POPE AND POLES.
      26 5 1 be P>-pe has infotiued the Poles that he sympathises with them, bat thai lie cann it I espouse their cause against flnriMßT
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    EDUCATION BILL.
    30 5 Unacceptable Amendments. The House of Lords have concluded the I j report stage of the Education Bill, with further amendments which are not accept- 1 by the Government.
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  • SPANISH MINISTRY.
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      Liberal Split.
      49 5 8 _.ior Morel s Ministry his resigned m j I couse<|iieuce of Parliaaieut disapproving of his secretly writing to Kiu_r Alfonso, against his own leail^r, the Premier IV'miuguez. This splits the Literal party aud probably i opens the way t > a return of the Conservatives to power.
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      Touchard Postpones Visit.
      16 5 Admiral Towehard has pu»tpoue-l hia 'visit to Kin^' Alfo»a-»>. owiag fo the political
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      BULGARIA.
      28 5 All the Powers have agreed on the abolition of the capitulations for Bulgaria. This is tantainouu 1 I i m >gniti<>n of the independence of the principality.
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    PERAK GOLF.
    87 5 The following is the programme 1 ;r the, Batu Gajah golf meeting at the end of I this month. Dee. -ord saoming. 1^ holes kandtpap (msjdnl play) (hsnoicnp "J" and under). Afternoon. "Approaching and "putting" .••>ni petit ion. De\ *24th inoruiu.'. Inter- ..petition. Afternoon. Dnving Handicap (added Dec.
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    THE FATAL MOTOR ACCIDENT.
    92 5 A Pure AcciiN Yesterday after no jn before) Mr Colman Inspector Gallagher mentioned the case m which Messrs Vfeame were charged with causing grievous hurt by i rash and negligent id to a Ownwew loofie, who HBCS lied, by running him dowal with their motor. The
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    THE ANG SIANG HILL MURDER.
    141 5 Ou the moming <>( 'he 29th the body of a Chinaman named Tan Lek was found m i pool of blood m a lme leading up to An:: Bieng Hill. For some little tune tl^ were unahss to gel on the track of the mm
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    "BRITISH MALAYA."
    1345 5  - BRITISH MALAYA." Sir Frank Swettenham Hy A REVIEW. (Third Ittdmbmeut.) Chapter IV opens with an aceouut of Sir Stamford Rattles, "who has written his name for all time iv (he hook of great English Empire builders." la those early (lavs wheu to know the people amongst whom his lot was
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    STOWAWAYS HEAVILY FINED.
    78 5 Yesterday before Captain Ridclifte m the Marine Court three Cantonese were charged with stowing away on the s.s. Sultan bound From Singapore to Australia. The men were discovered at 8 "irabaya and shipped back to Singapore. The man who appeared to be the ringleader was lined $100
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    CHINESE NOTES.
    101 5 The local Chinese organ, Union Times" publishes a lengthy letter addressed to the Editor from twelve Chiuese residents at' Panama who warn Chiuese -o dies not to go there as Chinese are ill treated aud the climate is very bad. The sime paper praises the new Yicer-y of
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    "A HORRIBLE EXAMPLE."
    146 5 Yesterday before Mr Colman luspector Gallagher charged two Chinamen with using morphia for injection. Tne Police told how they found No 1 <»peratiug on No with a hjpodermie Bjringe and No 'J was found to !>►> c >vered with punctures trom the needle. -Mr Colman ordered this
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    THE BRITISH FLEET.
    277 5 Yesterday, Dec. Oth, wa> the date fixed for the arrival of the Flait OC rather the (jl)ini< Squadron, from Hon^kon^*, for the final portion of t he auuual <-ruise. The pi- .ij'umine iuclu-les the Kin^ Alfred, i the Diadem, the Bfonmoath, theAstraea, the Ala -rity ami the
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      19 5 I In] Profession rely on Ssata] Mtdy to cure chronic bronchitis 'ladder trouble, as well as disI orsjan9 17
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      43 5 CHAMBERLAIN S PAIN BALM. Th« re w no dantf r From Uood poiaoa renritmg from < 'it Of v, oiiM.l of any kind. ('hainl»i lain's Pain Huhu is used. It s m antiseptic ilresnintf ami should Im* iv boaacboUi K..r <al«- 1>> all doal*is.
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      291 5 1 ROBINSON CO. HUflh i^f^flv T^^^PKfl ML j^KVL if i I ■SB SI \W Vv^B^B^Lv __^-i^ni 1 1 i likjK^l. I ~.^S^S^^ls^B^B^nß^nßi^&nai il^!^^ HWPvH I I ij MS W&fS* i I 111 aJ— a^^^B^^^^Bßl'WlJ^^^^^^^ >. t^nfcwna^a^ j^^BaHVM^M^^- HBb^b«^ l^K3«^ t >- ONE OF THE MOST USEFUL PRESENTS FOR A GENTLEViAN
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    VOLUNTEER ORDERS.
    304 6 By Lieut Colonel E. <1 F roadrkk. Com- 1 niandant S V. C. SingapOT*, tth DawW s. v c. T'ue Signalling Cla*-" *iil meet for practice ut Foit Palmer, on Wednesday. 12th iaat ;.t I 1"> p ay Fen. rhnniiaj, at I.SB p.m., ailtefl V. C. Drill B
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    UP-TO-DATE CHINA
    359 6 M. \-\atmm Horn**. acting commercial attach. l» r.-^n at Pekin. < 'hina .n his annual rej -sued 1-y t. V Office. i •i I T!.Awakening <.£ China.' written by tb.» lat- l-\ :o the I nit- -m, appear*-. 1 m an English nan >:tiuie WM, howtfir, needed to
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      68 6 I take pleasure m adding nty testimony to tht> '.jreat value of glycogen m typhoid fever. During the Butler epidemic, I used it and the results certainly surpassed uiy expectations. I A marked influence was exerted upon the i pulse and temperature, while the whole course unl type of the
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      628 6 B^vcrti^cnlcnt^• WANTED. WANTED CHINESE CLERK and SALES-MAN. A Smart man for Kuala Lumpur, Security required $2,000. Apply stating qualifications, nature of secu rity available and Salary expected to, John Little <V Go, Ltd. Dec 4 7.12 WANTED IMMEDIATELY. Chinese Clerk for Rubber Estate m British North Borneo wages |C 0
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      591 6 Htocrtisements. SHIPPING. RYX JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Co Ltd. A regular FORTNIGHTLY Service is maintained between Japan and Euro{>e by the following NEW TWIN SCREW STEAMERS. (7ni>er Mail Contkacts with thb Imperial Japanese Government. Specially designed for the Company's European Service, lighted throughout by Electricity, provided with excellent accommodation for First
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      729 6 Hbvcrtisemcnts. i P. O. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. For China Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Bills of Lading issued for China Coast, Persian Gulf, ontinental and Ameri- can Ports. Steamers will leave Singapore on or about MAIL LINES. o (it ward (jot China)
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      693 6 H^ertiocmcnto. SHIPPING. Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen. COAST LINE1/ .Steamers of the Coast Fleet. TONS re;;. Petchaburi 1191 Paklat Borneo 21* O Anghin 1657 Kohsicharu' And. Kickuiers 1657 Kajah B M M. KieknMrs I Pitsanulok E. Bickmer I«>.">7 Bangkok IM Srnnsen ltV57 I Rajabun li>0» Loo Sok X.rat 10 v Phra Xan^'
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      457 6 Bfcwrtisctncnta. SHIPPING. KM. Norddeutscher Lloyd Bi erne: IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINK The t.i-t and well-known mail MMMi this C -»il fortnightly from Braenec HaMMUf via h'ott.r 1 < Gibraltar, (ienoa. Kaplas, (conaectioL ■a and rioe vans I B«es, a kon^-. kl N and l>ack. They are due m > underment
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    DEFENCES OF THE THAMES.
    126 7 Forts Dism.vnilei* l*uder War Otfh-e orders the forts m the n» igbbonrbood of GraTesend are boin^ dialuantled A though the removal of the g«M :s V«ing carried out, the officials observe a strict reticence over the matter. Quick-firing i^in*, which were placed m position on the
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    A CURIOUS SENTENCF.
    124 7 iin happen au>l-r the old -vailed Ivfore the British ame t m-1 wUek still holds sway m j anrv^*nemte-l parts of the Peninsula. ut!y m one oi the M;il;iy States which .n<ler SiaiiMM sazeminty :i native v.is luiir-l-T l another. There new Immb some provov:iti on. but
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    Passengers for the Straits.
    415 7 N" V X Wakaaa Maru, Jue Dec I. Dunn. Mrs C. E. Ctx-ka and child. Mr A. H Ma! <;)azebnx>k and Whatton. Mr ao«l M r .~rs and child. r~r P 10. SimL. 8. Mr P. R. temp, Mr H. Will. F?.s\en<l.>v» and hi!d, Mr A.
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    EXCHANGE.
    63 7 (Corrected up to Nov. 5.) Bank4m/8 2/4J demand 2/4 Private credits 3 m/s 2/4 credits 6 m/s t/4|| France, demand Bank 293* Germany, demand 239 India, T. T 173 Hongkong, demand 3 dis Yokohama, demand 114* Java, demand 141 Bangkok, demand <Jl nom. Sovereigns, Bank Buying 8.55 Bank of
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    PRODUCE.
    136 7 November 5. Tin buyers 97.75 Gambier 6.871. Gambier Cube No. 1 10.50 j Gambier Cul>e No. 2 9.55 j Pepper Black (ordiu.S'pore) buyers 18.50 <>> j Pepper, White (fair L. W. 5 p.c.) 25.10 Nutmegs (110 to the lb) 27. Nutmegs (80 to the lb.) 41. Mace (Banda) 65.
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    SHARES.
    538 7 Capital Capital Issue Paid r mi B n Issued paid up Value up Company. Quotafcon. $30«,000 300,000 10 10 BelatTin M. Co. Ltd 13.75 $135,000 140,000 10 10 Bersawah Gold If. Co. Ltf :> norn $40,000 1«> Do Do i Deterred) A norn $600,000 CONOCO 10 10 Bnmk H
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      77 7 Homeward Passenger Season 1907. P. O. S. iV. Go. s.s. "MACEDONIA" 10.512 TONS From Singapore Direct to Marseilles and London. withoit nuununoPß' Leate Siigaport Mar. 28 Leave Bombay Apl. 6 ."> p.m. Penatg Mar. 29 due Marseilles Apl. 20 I p.m. Colon*) Apl. 3 n London Apl. 27 Passengers by
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      499 7 Hcwrttscmcnto. On the Berth. The Russian East Asiatic S. S. Co., Ltd. For Colombo and Odessa. The s.s. KIT A I is expected to load for the above ports on Saturday the Sth instant. For Freight apply to THE EAST ASIATIC < v Ltd.. Agents. Dec 5 STUOMVAART MAATSCHAPPY NEDERLAND.
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      591 7 Hfcvertieemcnts. SHIPPING. OCEAN STEAM SHIP Co., Ltd. AND China Mutual Steam Nay. Co. Ltd. The Companies' steamers are despatched from Liverpool outwards for the Straits, China and Japan every weok, and from Japan homewards for London, Amsterdam and Antwerp every fortnight and for <ienoa, Marseilles, Lffonool j monthly. One outward
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      343 7 HAMBURGAMERIKA LI!NIE. PASSENGER SERVICE. Bytheaou atoOMn, I«hkn\ni\." Haba stauff:x.'* and tJ DIA and Silksi Tl.'c m&tfttUtf biilt for tin: tropics an-1 liave luxuriouj ['a-xnger aocoimn.>lation. First-class Cabins aniidship, lighted throughout by electricity cabins tittol vilii fan^. Doctor and St» w.irdc--.- carried. Laundry ou board. Return tickets issued at reduced rates,
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    GOLD MINE FRAUDS.
    917 8 A WesTßai i v.n f. wi'vi The history of gold t<»eruH with instances i i colossal frauds which ha\e defied detection for years. Even the aonab* of mining, '•!■>« "Vfr. cm U'Mst of few instances so striking a- that revealed during the last t*« or three months
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    RAUB.
    26 8 Ifct foUowtag M the result of working at Kaub for the four week*; en. hug Dec. Ist. Stone crusherl ~>,2M tuu> tloll won MB ounce*.
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    NEW RUBBER FLOTATIONS.
    409 8 The London correspondaut of the Tinie* Vt"yl>n givw JeUlsjof several new rubber hMatiom of which these two relate to, enterprises m the F. M. S Tkemei.bye (Sei.an<;ori Ri/hbek Company, Lti>. is the name of the Company to which I made reference lust wrtek. formed to acquire the
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY.
    294 8 The follow in_r new Book's will be ready j for issue on Friday. Benson. E. F., Paul. Br.idd-.ri, M. E, TU Wh te House. Compton, Herbert. To Defeat the Ends of Justice. Crawford, F Marion. A La ly of Rome. Crockett. S. R The White Plume j of
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    THE CORONATION FESTIVITIES AT BANGKOK.
    130 8 Tlie celebration of the anuiversarv of His Majesty*! -.-on -nation was concluded ou Xov 17 when a state banquet was given at the Grand Palace, at which Prince George and Prince Conrad of Bavaria were present m addition i«> the Princes of the royal house.
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      Adet: Skward &. Co. Vs. Ourselves.
      161 8 Adet Skward Co. Vs. Ourselves. T«. Thk Editos. Sir, Iv your report of the judgment iv this case this morning there is one point which does not appeal' and which should we think m justice to ourselves be noticed. The Plaintiffs obtained an injunction as to tlie first label, it
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      The Singapore River.
      687 8 I>E.\l: SIX. Iv your issue of 11th October reaching here yesterday, the Singapore Harbour Improvement Scheire is revived agiiu, this time iv a very definite form iv the Governor's Animal Budget Speech to the Council. la a short article headed The Mole Scheme you say the dilemma
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    GANG ROBBERIES IN MUAR.
    73 8 The master of a vessel on the .SingaporeMuar run states that several daring gang robberies have recently taken place iv Muar. The robbers are believed to have come from Kwala Lumpor, and are armed with spears. So far they have beeu contented with attacking isolated huts,
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    HARBOUR NOTES.
    278 8 The P. A O. homeward mail steamer' Malta, came m last night and ureut alongside the wharf at 7 o'clock. The Nederland mail steamer Kouing Willem I left Sabong at 2 pm. to-day and i may be expected to arrive here at 10 am. Friday morning. She will
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    CLEARANCES.
    155 8 December 5. Zweena, But. str Ramsay, for Samamng. Heim, Nor. »tr Eriksen, for Bangkok. Will o' the Wi.-p. Brit. str.. Perkins, for Patani via ports. Emile, Dut str. Sulong, for Rhio. Siak, Dut. str. (Jriffin, for Langkat. Cheang Chew, Brit. str.. Russel, for Peuang. Kistna, Brit str., Lear.i.ont. for
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      57 8 In a rase of a neurasthenic patient who had liet-n ur.dtT medical tn-atuient for yeai-s> without permanent )<enefit, the effect of glyoo«^en vu wonderful. She gained m weight and strength so rapidly, that m twenty years practice, I hare never seen such results m so short a time. Easton, T.S.A.
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      49 8 A FOLLOWER OF INFLUENZA. Manx persons find themselves affected with a persistent cough after au attack of influenza. As thin cough can be promptly i-ured by the use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy it should not Ik- allowed to run on until it becomes troublesome. For sale by all dealers.
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      154 8 t DE KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPHIJ. Umier Coxtract with the Neth> ImuX Goveknment. Agents at Singapore, Ship Agency, late J. Daendels A Co., 2-3 Collyer Quay THE C'NDEKSIGNEI) DATES AKK ONLT API'KOXIMATC. Mosse^ Billiton Dec 4 Billiton, Batavia, Java-coast, Samarang, Suerabaia, Soemenap, Banjoewangic. Boeleleng', Ampenan, Lal»ocan Hadji. SoVmbawa. Bima, Laboean Badjoe,
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      276 8 VESSELS AT TANJONG PAGAR AND KEPPEL HARBOUR. Wharves and Docks at which different vessels re berthed yederdqj. Fast Wharf Basin— Hong Moh. Fast Wharf Section I—Teesta, Kitai Sec. 1 Wharf;— Nil. Sectio i 2 (iiang Sen^. Benavon. 3— Nil. 4 Gregory A pear. s— Siak. 6 Charon. 7— Korat. B—
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      733 8 VESSELS IN PORT. Men-of-Wir Flag and Tons Comtuanders Arrived From For Whcc de Ruyter Dut cruiser 50<H) Swaun Nov 'JJ SouraUjjM Sea Mew Col. ycht £•"> Murphy S<>.- M P. SwetU3iil.au. Unowtaai Ship Flae Tons Master Arrived From (-onsienee For When Ban Fo ScK>n Dut 222 Odink Dec 4 Pontianak
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