The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 8 December 1906

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    16 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1906. NO. 5,851.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    252 1 The rppalriattoa of the Chiaeee hi> Ueu "iaawted ujK'ii by onagvoM nf Talkitei at Pretoria. ]V«>te>ts of llm EVegreaeivM against any iwuvatioa of the < 'oust it tit ion pggardiup tin- Cliiuew or other iuiportt'.l lal>mir Imve l>eeu Bjlefgrapbed to Elgin. (Prfge ~>- The Aaglo Japameoe Umk
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    ALL OR NONE
    1024 1 Iw> .iii\.»M. I >w ..f i r,i ttl>!<- plnlosojilu r m|m Itai i lUl suflici. Mrtlj :i, .ji^ti s to ;:<> int.. the -|iie>tiou ot ibeartiatVi 1 .fa bain aguelv emernUis -•.in^' Adams with l«eard> of curled ai-l im»-SV It tit. .»f Adams with flltMl sh.\.n l.t
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      100 1 i I 77/fi e^ll? W/7Y/ T#/fi WONDERFUL ENGINE. ARROL-JOHNSTON IS NOT A MEDLEY OF FOREIGN PARTS FITTED TOGETHER IN SCOTLAND FOR CONVENIENCE AND PROFIT! IT IS A GENUINE ALL-BRITISH CAR, BUILT BY FULLY QUALIFIED ENGINEERS FROM THE FINEST BRITISH MATERIALS. CENTRAL ENGINE WORKS, sole agents, j SPECIAL NOTICE. TJ^ To-day
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      377 1 POPULAR WANTS. Special for Retail Public Houses, McFees and Canleens. Aitkens Ale m hhds, $21). Aitkens Stout m hhds, $::<•. Gosling Co. Engineer (British) desires situation on shore as engineer, or m any capacity connected with Engineering. Served time m good class Engineering shop m England. Good references. Apply B.
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      89 1 TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. Noliririitioii <>f .ih< ratidii m tin wumk I I the Baa Hew Hotel lii -Vhk*- I. Auction I>\ Powell t Co., of house pnparty and WBMQ in.ii Pn-t 7>. For Halt*, boarding lioum 1 as oonoen h. Aiution mit of [H)i>hi(Mf and other «<hkJs by C'oiililan i '<>..
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      109 1 Next Mails Due. From England. Per P 4 O Sim Li. today Deo 8, with mails of Xov 1 7. Fkom China. Per N D L Bulow, on Monday, Dec 10. MaiLS AXBKAPV DESPATCH *1> FOB L Leave Singapore Due Lcdon Delivered B I Nov 1 Nov 25 Nov 24
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      322 1 THE WEEK S.VTLI:r>AY. Stti Hi^-h Water:-:!.!' a, 2.2 i P (> Mail Outward due. 1" Chinese Oirls School Sale, aTf wial Hall Hogan A Co.. m Bq. 2 SVC Shoot Murray Cup SrSDAY, Hth 1 High Water 4.7 a :V2:: p I 2nd m Advent. S V C Shoot Murray
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    RUSSIA AND JAPAN.
    210 2 AKKMH'fI HiriOMATIC DIKKKHr.Ni 1 Aeo.dir.;; to a Tok\o di-pitch. the i ei<otiataaas between tl o JaaaMaiaad 1— jm ■meats m ragani t<» Urn n-hin^rounds ImU If the KuaoiaUS m Kabafuto > South n ar. at. -tan.lstill. m OOaMqMM* oi disagreement lii.li ha- arisen as to the iaUiiauitatiun
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    NEW ARMY PICK AND SPADE.
    222 2 experimental made with eatrencbing] dariag Urn iveaat traiamg sea.-on at home have \hausti\e. owing to ths iucr*-as« d ini|M>rtanee now attached to n«fr. and althoiu-h one particular desjga M he-Id m ra! favour, there are -everal which appeal -tiou:Jy t<> various classes of •flieers. Thu-
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    AGED EMPEROR S TEARS.
    100 2 Vi-nna. Monday, Nov. o. At v .f tin' Bmaeroc Fraaeis Joseph is in_; told l.^ro. Tne d»»atli-f«?n--n ;< erimiaa] utiy pla. fore Urn Emperor to -i_'n. H.> read it carefully throu-li twin and took up t.-u. but before h*» bad writtai more Umm the fir-t letters
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      875 2 Htocrtiecmcnrs. NOTK3ES. SALE OF WORK Victoria Memorial Hall for the C.E.Z.M.S. Chinese Girls' School. Friday, Dec. 7 -1 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 8 10 a.m. to 1. Nov 26 9.12 Municipality of Singapore. Issue of $1,600,000 four and a hair per cent. Debenture Stock, 1907. I. The Municipal Commissioner- of the
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      692 2 dtoctrtiscmente. MOTWES. iSSSSm Schedule B. Statement of Rates and Tases 1 90 1 I Rates. Taxes. Total. 191)1 $523,628 19 $1.17,428 00 $661,056 19 1902 616,710 58 149,95.;, 50 766,666 08 1903 839,531 25 143,701 50 983,232 75 1904 933,386 23 183,150 50 1,116,53»> 73 1905 1,073,912 98 172,214 75
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      680 2 itlfcvcrtisemcnts. MOTIVES. G. A. FERNANDEZ Coy~ No. 6 D'Almeida Street. Licensed Auctioneers, Surveyors, Archij tecte, appraisers and House Agents. Charges and Com mission will l»e found I moderate. Aue 9 ne NOTICE is hereby given that Saleh Mohamed Hadji Ebrahim ceased to be my attorney on the 27th August 1906
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      591 2 H^vcrti6cmcnto. INSURANCES. Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd. FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE. Funds Exceed x 12.000.000 W. A. SIMS, Manrt-nT, Eastern Branch. las Jtoyal Insurance Company. Fire Life Total Ikve»tfi< Fim the LAJtoBST ram omci IN THE WOULD. BOU6TBAD a C The London and Lancashire Fire Insurance CoCarnal tt.U7.Jtl. Paid-up CinTil
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      466 2 Bt»vciti*cmcttt£. BANKS. Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corporation. Pxin-i'i* C'apitai Rkskrvp I'im Sterling Resei Silver ßo«*erve...s 10.2W.000 j Reserve Liability <>k PamMMM v I XT OK Dll c Hai G. II Ml I hai \m Jl ii Mr. W. J. Qwmmm X Sh» C. \t. N. A Sn I". H. Ni- -iv.
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      169 2 Sunday Church Services. ftl As Md »'t v HOMUL ~n<l Sun lay m Advent. Matins and Litany 7.4") .mi Holy Couimunion and Sermon, pm Sunday School and HiUe CL--- [•tv Eveuson^ and S*?ni!-»n. St. MxrrHKwv, Seimy LnrMk 15 am Holj Connn union. 11.15 am Foo Chow Sei vice. 3.40 pm
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    PIRATES OF THE 20TH CENTURY
    1640 3 RT !.IHI> BECKK I I Ki-.ht> BffJMBl ki> ♦H>ple are aware, ig not f\tinct m China an<l Ea.-t Indian ue-pite the efforts that h*ve been tt"r!y stamp it out Eut it i> not n that along the shores of :u-a i<n bo»h »idesol the I
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      488 3 MRS. JAEGER REJOICES TWa SINGAPOBB LADI 81 I i:i:i.i» PBoM CHILDHOOD WITH RKADACHXB \M> PAIXH IN thi: UMM. COMPLETELY CUBED B1 Dr. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS. Mn, Henrietta Jaeger Khrea at 84-6 Serangoon Road, SingaDore. She cannot speak too highly of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People, and her husband,
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      587 3 A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY, Tbwb thcajje of restnrch and cxpr rm'nl. \vh»-?i knnntur«,aotoiipeak,israa»«ckedDytlie a ciiraiilic fortln vomlort and happiness of man. Scieacrhat indei <1 m i ile giant strides during the par- i-t ntury, and among the -by no means least important disco\ tries m medicine comes that of Tnerapion. p»rtic\ilars
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      575 3 TBLJ ET "EMPIRE" 40,000 m use. i **"Bp^ ov£r /*i £»J H*ke*«r trier,— m^M Over -> f I? imirn^Mr"~~''^p* r aHnr7i BrM jb t/ h n/"\ Govt. This Machine has been supplied to: The Postmaster General The Govt Printing Offices Colonial Treasurer. Colonial Secretary. Survey Department- Govt. Veterinary SurgeonPC M.O
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    TIN DEPOSITS OF THE KINTA VALLEY, FEDERATED MALAY STATES.
    1521 4 TIN DEPOSITS OF THE KINTA VALLEY, FEDERATED MALAY STATES. Tkfl Kint;. Vallcv. m aM State of Peak, one d MM largest «>f the Federated Malay States, is probably at the present Unit- the richest alluvial tin district m the wotH, IVrak producing from W^OOto IWW t,,ns of tv, amr.alh. and
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    THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS AS A GOOD EXAMPLE.
    673 4 The > < Moruimf Fm4 bat mi iuti»g artidi MttUfcg t.>rth the reluctance of the Hoogkoßtt Goveranori tocivit.- loaaa f..r pu'cli w..rk>. Au-1 it holds the Straits tin sis |a Uulililn cvi tuple iv this iW _'ive portions of the article l*?low Btonftlj
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    A BIG OFFER.
    94 4 From a Poor Man." Canton, 27th November. When H. E. Viceroy Shuni was leaving Canton, he dtetaned himself to be "a poor man." It Ins therefore bean •■Tpciwg to lean here that H. E Bhnm has wired to the I manager of the Canton Waterworks at Tsang
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    A TALE OF THE TWO, SIR.
    309 4 Two dest'it -is of tin American H>et were thecmse of oQiui4pnM« inconvenience at Manila on the 23rd, to Lieutenant Fsk of the BiuUer Pennsylvania. The. siilors deserted 'at Singapore wfcfle the fleet was there en RMta to tliis station. Before sailing, the American Consul
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    55 4 In a case of a neurasthenic patient who had been under medical treatment for years without permanent l^enefit, the effect of glyeogen was wonderful. She gained m weight and strength so rapidly, that m twenty years' practice, I have never seen such results m so short a time. Baston, U.S.A.
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      31 4 SIAM IN THE MALAY PENINSULA A Short Account of the position of Siam m the States of Kelantan, Patani Legeh and Sai Re-printed from the Singapore Free Press." Price 50 cents.
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      762 4 THE WORLD'S GREATEST TENOR Gives a hint to tired people A letter hat reached us from Signor Cam from which it Is p' the great tenor feeli that latne is not without its anxietie-. 01 chief concern is the care of his marvellou- vme.and there it a that when the
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      470 4 Passengers for the Straits. P«r P. AO. Simla, due Deo 8. Mr P. R. K'-inp, Mr H. Wilkens, Mrs Baxendale and child, Mr A. Y«.un;», Hon. Mr Justi-e Benninj^ton, Mrs Bennington and child. Miss F. Wumlmt, Mr T. fa M. BraAlal, Mr E. A. Le.'firatt. Mr F. FergUMM, Mr A.
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      767 4 VESSELS EXPECTED. STEAMERS. Clcriny port of departure, and {where known/ date dmt lure, and name <>/ Agent*. Airlie, Sydney, Dec 24 Boustead. Alcinous, Liverpool, Dec 2*> Mansfield. Aparima, Calcutta. Dec 7; Boustead. Arcadia, Colornlx), Jan 5 P O. Austria. Trieste, Jan 12 R. Schmidt. Ayuthia, Bombay. Dec 24 Borneo Co.
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    AN IMPERIAL EDICT.
    329 5 V ill Bkmim. the Til! There i> {«ernaps ;i tendeucv o uu<''-rute f ret>riu m (,'tiina. ;ni to hui-t-N that mi aaamiacad :.l Pn>c!aiiKi.iou is Wiu^ mow r l*^s uiake believe, intemled to persuade Ban that Ket.i-n is really bt&Bf v !frt ikeu. And perhaps also to
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    THE E. N. B EXCISE FARMS.
    26 5 5 t Opium. :n the t» "for 1 i Urn Finn- Im thr 1 bj th- ■v Mr. Swec I
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    ABRIDE AND GROOM STORY.
    20 5 I ,t your 4. tii-r >m. or h;t>ln't other, or— or soiuet 1 prould hart beea
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    FISHES AND MOSQUITOS.
    42 5 r i few I tt the rnam< nt..! krdens with the object cL'efly r.^ the mosquitos. Tkmm H*h. it th»- Mosquto hirvn l:;i\e multiplied n -xt^nt ts torlir-at-n .t-phyxiation. .'nty ha- had to en^atje m an ti>»n.- I. Joanuil
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    MR ROOSEVELT.
    47 5 .Lo think that President Roosevelt blunt man are astray. Hi>* >t only usually right, but hil JBagmeat b jem-rallj sound. He n^ BMM tlun any other President! n He is the moat skilful political Wader who ban ever tat m the presidential Weekly." New York.
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      554 5 advertisements. 7\UQTIONS. i i AUCTION SALE OF House Property. Tuesday, 11th December, at 2.30 p.m. Six shop-house dwellings Nos. 153 to 158 Prinsep Street, Singapore, Leasehold for 999 years, quit rent fL POWELL. Co.. Auctioneers. Dec s 12.12 AUCTION SALE OF SCRAP IRON, TO BK HELD AT HniM KII.EY HABORRAYES
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      671 5 advertisements TWQTIONS. AUCTION SAKE OF House Property. Tuesday. 11th December, at 2.30 p.m. The brick and tile roof dwelling house No. 5-1 off Camponff Java Road, Singapore, near the Race Course. Area 1">,730 sq. ft., freehold. POWELL Co.. Auctioneers. Dec 8 12.12 AUCTION SALE OF Teak Rattan Household Furniture, &c.
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      604 5 Hfcvcrtteemcnts. TO LET. TO BE LET FROM ABOUT Ist JUNE 1907. The godown and office premises No. lit Collyer Quay, now and for many years past occupied by Messrs. Guthrie Co., Ltd. For further particulars apply to Messrs. Tomlinson Lermit, Architects, 1 Raffles Quay. Nov 22 v.c. TO LET. Nos.
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      321 5 Wj B.P. De'Silva IS h. r. h. the duke MANUFACTURING JLWELLER, *< the sultan OF 4c, Ac. CONNAUCHT. JOHORE. ITWIM lIBIIU. I^TJ. New Displays, a Magnificicnt Stock of Widest Variety m New Exclusive Designs of GOLD, SILVER AND GEM SET JEWELLERY THE MOST DELICHTFUL FORM THAT X'mas and new year
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    Domestic Occurrences. Deaths.
    47 6 Domestic Occurrences. Deaths. Josephs. On the 6th Nov.. at IL\ West Kensington-mansions, London, \V\. HUGH Percival Josephs, Ist Oftict r Wakasa Maru," m his 37th year. At Sento.sa Stevens Road Rosie the dearly beloved child of Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Sarkiks, aged 10 months. Deeply regretted.
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    Saturday, December 8, 1906. The Singapore Free Press.
    549 6 i 'A■ Ilr:<- puri..t Tnilh b(f jlono U pr<ce;n* ('.rawr. PlcdeeU. to Re;ij,io: I- pa I aw. Upou autbori 1 :v that we cannot COMMIT •I anything l>ut unimpeachable it is alle^el that tlie Siamese Government intends to make a military descent
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    842 6 A piece of lav.l ia the district oi Upper Budob, area acros -10 poles, -mit rent of 12, sold for *100. Ten pieces of freehold land m the district of Biglap, area 19,580 sq-ft. Bought by E AMul Rahman for $350. Ten pi*>ps of freehold lan.l m the district of
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    DEATH OF MR MCKEAN.
    352 6 Mr C MrK'ftiD. m state, iluM lust evening sc l .-it 7 the General Hospital, wh» ilvin^r Hi \«t\ piv-ari'tns roa<] alx«ut v fortnight. The man met with a (,tiw motoring <>v 1 1 ni/h; ■•\»'inliet which jilted sW<i-i~!lS <iv craw the bridge Mr lit X-
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    88 6 -i 1: Vrtt- v m m. ;it Sbau^tixi about I i Chou Fn t.. !he l'.-k;--x-"u nf iu<l»'.! 'ill.- that leuoe <>f l\\^ ~'ri tary poli iv I arivsiiu- quite A uuiulor <>t ■«>« uu'ii, hi llo < ,»ue <>: >e»'ii <>rev«'u li»'ii 1 ..t Sun \nt* oir.-uinstaiicfsi, tkMVfore, his
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      208 6 Rover motor Cars. Two 6 H P Two-Seated Rover Cars, Special Finish complete with hood, lamps and all necessary accessories. /r_/2MHH^BKS_f fl Aflß^"' 'V i iv t u mJ t^F_r* J Hb&x 'np rx Argyll Motor Cars. Two 10-12 HP 5 Seated Cars due shortlyPrice $3,750 complete. SYIYIE COMPANY, SINGAPORE,
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      385 6 Htwcrttsemcnte. drs. kew brothers. DENTAL SURGEONS. No. 2, Battery Road. Chartered B\nk Buildings. G. R. LAMBERT Co. Propose as X'mas Gifts for Home. i. Portraiture m all Processes and Sizes, our i quality is known to be superior and is guaranteed by our proofs. Our Tariff excels m moderate terms.
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      78 6 NOTICE. All 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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    JAPAN'S FORMIDABLE ARMY.
    38 7 JAPAN'S FORMIDABLE ARMY. Submarine Telegraph Reuter's.) THREE QUARTERS OF A MILLION. New Home Division. TE MESSAGE. lestf 1-. s thai > > i uifjp<T Cr>Ut. 100 i -able for Opposition. mvaA be her. \\V M Tl.u US r ,i would
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    FRANCE AND MOROCCO.
    21 7 -HER FEVERISH HASTE." When Intervention is Necessary. LATE MESSAGE. rM Jamvs attackImrisk •ible, into i I 1;. lkt
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    Risks of Anarchy.
    14 7 Risks of Anarch y. rmntnts v. i>t it The Chiniber m tkt ea 1
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    LORDS AND EDUCATION BILL.
    18 7 Read a Third Time. LATE TELEGRAM. \\u\>* by 105 1 Who the Minority Are.
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    UNITED STATES FLEET.
    13 7 An Urgent Ad-lition. f the -V-tvv -inmen-ls thn name>3 rgeH
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    A RASCALLY COOK.
    71 7 clerk M provisions. Hrt ml bwt he nevtr i wirli^ut him Iftd l: I k 0" iad by a I in- 1 liter re wis m irii'l r with a knif**. rl but 1 between j rin lown anJ j i befo Mm was el: :mt teni
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    42 7 yeatevdej morning aCI il v. h vliniT al>out lVn«Mabe«] up to I I -ill whilst is f umed and giubThe hoy was Mr. Xiebell yesterday aad H^ w^pt and said he ltther and BjetlMr. Mr Michel! sent it »rv t">r three jean
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    A STORM-TOSSED SHIP.
    62 7 (By Submarine Telegraph Router's.) POPE AND THE CHURCH'S POSITION. LATE TELEGRAM. In '.lie Consistory Court at BoSM vosf.'rdmj }l)< Holiness the Pope pnconized eighty. four Bishops. n of the !'<•)>>? eunpared the Ci.v.r -h t«> ;i ?toi'jn-t.ossf.l >)iip un.l dwelt ou ti-cieriaii BMtemeat iv France and s^i
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    DISTINGUISHED SOLDIER'S SUICIDE.
    145 7 Mutilated on the Railway. U«x .1 Qvam Tucker was found dead i»n Urn imOwaj near PortMMHith. Tin 1 body mriblj mutilated. Oironer's jury returned a v^r«li'-t of suicide (whilst of UMoond Luiud). i orOe—wl Willi.un GUuaeTaefar, C.8.. •n-'l < 'uimandin- the R. M. A., from U> 3
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    Another Russian Victim.
    31 7 A workman has fatally wouuJeJ iht e\nMtr PioVwtoclr, who h i<i been trmsferre-i >: I-• after tbfl mi«>a r- of the Jews >tr Bialoatodc. Tl '.'.lan then eoviaitted sui-i-le.
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    The Still Unacceptable Bill.
    32 7 At i meeting of the Romanist Bubopt ll ■>r, it has been r.-> -iveJlhat ihej KJucati.n Kill, »;veu as anien<le<l intliei Lords, I-* ■MMOflfteUa to Roman Catholics. I
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    West Indian Earthquake.
    27 7 Aii Mrthqaakf histiug eighty leoondi was felt at St Vincent on Deo. 3rd. Barba«los ;tnl St Ln -i i wen llao visited by shock*.
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    THE HOTEL EUROPE OPENING.
    407 7 Tln> evening the Hotel de [/Europe will eatobrale what n probably th*» most important event iv its career. State iN inaaguratioa me tit'v one > .<_- 'the holel has l**-u one ■>!' Siu.'ip'i^"- landmarks for lnlf aoeut;rv. aad looks likely to remain so fur maay fears
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    RAND CHINESE.
    37 7 (By Submarine Telegraph.— Renter's) Btorifflfl at 10.13 am Dec. 7th At a Congress of Volkites held at Pretoria, ill! insisted on the repatriation of the Chinese. Uotha .lenuuJed compensation for ilama<j:e done l>v the Chinese.
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    THE TRANSVAAL CONSTITUTION.
    58 7 THE TRANSVAAL CONSTITUTION. Received at 12 8 boob Router* eorrospoadeni at Johannesburg mvs th;it Lord Selborne luts telegraphed to Lord Eli'iu the protests of the Progressive! •gainst ;iuv reserratioo <>t the TmiistsjU Coastttatioj) regarding the Chinese or other MSported l.i'nour, or the tivuim-mt of A.si.itics, including, the >t;itus ..t' hi'liaus.
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    ANGLO-JAPANESE BANK.
    33 7 Beater'a rocrraponil— t atTokiosaji that the Anjl.'-.I tpanese lUuk. composed ol promiueut British au-1 Japanese capitalists, ha< nveived official laetiQM, auJ is regarded as U-t ikeaiag au iuiportaut liuaucial J alliauce.
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    No Election Disturbances.
    26 7 The Victorian Assembly lus pass^l Bill jr'u ili»iu^ l)_v iiue and imprisonment persons who cmte a Jisturhanee at electioa aud other pohlio moofilifli
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    CENTRAL EUROPE.
    44 7 Austrian Politics. Ooml A^ivntli.il baa made a statement i that the DeWgatfnm haw bam attinne<l and that interviews with IVin Boelow, Signer Tittoni and >I Ivolakj luiTe established complete harmony m the views. The relations with France an-l Eaglaad were equftllj frieodhr.
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    Potato Famine.
    33 7 Mr. Bn >pe.ikiii^ m the House of i Commons', j^aiJ that the potatu crop m \W>t Ireliu 1 m two-Uuvdl to tbive-fourths the aTeniLT'^. If ne»vssan (rov^rument w>ald give substintial assistance.
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    A CHINESE HOOLIGAN.
    116 7 I>iriu^ the clan fgbtfl batwm tlie Hobena aud Teochius a -juerreless Hokien was particularly pioniiueut, an<l m many f lawlawaeei iU'l robbery the victims j described the Leader of the robbers as a! man without lowcihing At last the Police got bold of this niau ;ind he
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    THE CHETTY CHEATING CASE.
    299 7 ACCUSED COMMITTED K<)R TRIAL. The preliminary enquiry iuto tlie alle^ati >n> of criiniml breach of trust brought! i u>t 8. L. S. l'alauiappx Chetty by a.v- i other influential Chetty named P. S. T. A. Anauialia Chetty was eondaded before Me Colmaa yesterday. The Boa Hugh
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    TOPICS OF THE WEEK.
    954 7 Quicquid agunt ftossiiMs nodri ed /«rr»jfo libel!!. Juvenal. If, Clemenceau is a bold uun. His pro- ginSUH is somewhat of the shop drewing or Newcastle order, and will l>e extreinelj ditticult to carry out. It includes a tax on income aud capital, old age pensions, abolition
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      169 7 ROBINSON GO. ONt OF THE MOST USEFUL PRESENTS FOR A GENTLEMAN IS A FITTED SUIT CASE. JTDAWCOC 9 CfIMC I. s KAVtrio oUNo f 7, D ALMEIDA STREET, nttd sou: AGENTS FOIi 1 I General Electric Co., Ltd. OF ENGLAND In Singapore and the Federated Malay States, beg to inform
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    CROWN AGENTS AGAIN.
    480 8 ial lutf\i;<n,,,e learns that another attempt is to be made m the forthcoming „>-ion of Parliament to induce the Govern- j tnent to grant that Ion.; delayed but urgentlyneeded enquiry into the m»tii»>d* of the Crown Agents for which we have pifcided again and again. The question
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    RESTING ON PORTER BARRELS.
    114 8 The other day there was a big ujet;n_' •■eld at Mullinalaghta. m tbeGranard district, under the auspices of the United Irish I.eague. Among tLe speakers (says th^ Roscommon Herald "J was the Rev. Fathei ■.m, P.P.. who took advantage of the occasii n Is advi>e the
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    SWEDEN AND THE FAR EAST
    117 8 Bi < •mmikciai. Activity. By the .^election as Swedish Minister m Japan of a man with -p^cial commercia .jualificati<'n<. and th*» proposed api>ointment hf the Swedish Government of t oinineicia) Attache-* m Berlin, Shanghai, and Buenot Ayres. there is every indication that commercial affairs will
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    CHINAS LOST TRADE.
    171 8 China's premier position m t'.ie British tea market has long been hopelessly lot>t. and mtinnes to go l«ckward. Exports of :.-i from China last year, at 182 ,0001 b, Mi more than 10,000.0001b as compared wit h 1 N t, and the proportion vbiefa came into the
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      45 8 CHAMBERLAIN S PAIN BALM. There is 110 tUui^er from blo<Ml poison r< suiting from a cut or wound of ;m\ kind. hen «.'l>aiuU rlaiu's Pain Halm is use<l. Ft s an nutweptic clr«'ssinj> and should In- m tver> h.«us« hokl. Kt>r s;il<- by all dealers.
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      618 8 Hfcvcrtisemcnts. WANTED. j WANTED A qualified apothecary, to take charge of a Tamil hospital. Apply m writing to Manager. Linggi Plantations, Ltd..^ Quala Sawah. F. M. .>. Sopt 20 tts v.c WANTED A Competent Surveyor for British North Borneo. Apply m writing stating qualifications and salary required, t<> GUTHRIE Co..
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      579 8 Bbvertieemente. SHIPPING. JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Co ltd. A regular FORTNIGHTLY Service is maintained l>etween Japan and Europe l>y the following NEW TWIN SCREW STHAMERS. Umdkm Mail Contracts with the Imckrial Japanese Govei nmknt. Specially designed for the Company's European Service, lighted throughout by Electricity, provided with excellent accommodation for First
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      730 8 Hi>vcrtfscnicnt9. SHIPPING. 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, Continental and American Ports. Steamers will leave Singapore on or about MAIL LINES. Owiward i<>t China) Simla Dec 8
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      725 8 a^vcrtt6cmcnto. SHIPPING. Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen. COAST LINE< f iteamers of the Coast Fleet- re-. r.lcliaburi tUI Paklat 1»'..">7 < Botaao 11*0 Anphin itSJ Kohsidiaag 204t) And. KickmKajah 2028 M. KickmeitPito.iuolok 2U19 E. Rickmer ]<'>'»7 a Baafkok 192 > Sttmsen 16*7 BajaVari MM Ik>o Sok Eonrf M 0 Plu-i Ka Manila
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      448 8 S^crtiscmcnts. SHIPPING. 1% JL/# JL*« Norddeutscher hhya, Bi en IMPERIAL 0010 MAIL LIN The fast ami npan) H Hambv <.; liu-i iKaflaaj Alexim'! i Sui'7, Aden, Colotnbo, ick. Tii' j i un'len I>UTWAJtO HOMEWAI i .E. I r- ydl L 4 P.K. 1 1 i. m X 1' I- 1
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    IS LITERARY LIFE IMPOSSIBLE IN THE TROPICS?
    272 9 on or Lai \->-. > Him;n. who leiueinU i Kohert LonM it lie was losing the |»o\\( r U s.iii- tinit li. died iii his v bonne, a lett. b> the iat. Lnfeadio 1 M. (loulil. i:i the i remarkable arti. U- in
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    CEYLON COMPANY OF PEARL FISHERS.
    313 9 .1 fj tli«- M "ii > < and iii'»\. .l tin. „,)..|,t: ni:ratu!;«- they 17 j.. the onHii.in nInWM »n«i 7*» tl",.iJi immu «li\i•nriiii: 1M)N111\ TIM l-.UlOllv m an appruxt- I tii«'\ pi A hlm.iil l-J4.'t«" ..{,,1 |a v. m«- >»t1 «>•" to .ri forward
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    GUN EROSION; AN ORDNANCE PROBLEM.
    677 9 S ich frnitlesM effort. Mays tlie Scwutific American." ha* been directed to tli« cure of gun ernaron, that there ia dnmentthle a distinct j)i>ti- >•;' d»conrageroent <«v Uie part <>f oar nclii.uii ■>• riteem the lumt noonmentation <>t the United State* Ann] Board of OnlrnKi.
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    MAHOMETANS AT PRAYER.
    422 9 Au nAwMtiag JMtripliT of vMr <>: the B..iii».iy lfiibiwutam to om of tIK-ir Maeqne* -:i l>y :i vrit«r m the Times of lmlia.' iomu '[>pos:te the gateway of the l.uildin:;. T '»e sp<'»:t;»tor witnesses tlie si^ht r« i .1- loUowi :i m ttie rick, p ir- -provi'l
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      306 9 Pure blood makes the skin clear, smooth, healthy. Impure Mood blotches the skin with pimples .-'res. l<< >il>. eczema, eruptions. Mr. <;. \V. Burtntr, Keozletown. Va.. tells of the l«ad condition he wa.- m. and how he was cured l>y Ayer's Sarsaparilla >iinrt!\ iitir leaving i"ii<^'', i w.«» troublt*<l will)
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      367 9 greggjlj MKtmm HttHHk o.lmen's stores fl ponccr pickles, I bnUdit soups, I aim -*M JAMS > jellies, By Special t POTTED HH Rl APIfWn I MEATS, Warrant l^H ■"•AumitLL 1 i^H malt vinegar I Ifi I^^^^H Agents for Purveyors to I Mm 1 I lea perrins 1 BH r r
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    MARVELS OF INSECT VISION.
    596 10 K> en tirnt *i»i*-ar amoiitf the nieciuHae or i*-ll> fkth. the loweat mm Jew el wWeli hare pigment splits only, while the higher ones addition the nervous structures and a kaansparcnt lena, covering the whole apparatna. In the most aflHMt bnu of comIm.uikl eves, sneh as
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    AUSTRALIAN PREFERENTIAL TRADE.
    498 10 nt.KH SirMI.HI.AM> CRITICISED. Elil I I Sat, sir Tbonai SaAheriaad objecti m i>nr column-, to 888 jm-ftTencc An-.tnUia uffen for \s hit* n .unit British >hi|». UtaiiM' -u< li woald beaaM lavaVja aw*ll a- British seamen to th»- prejndii tin- la-^ ai N-. <l.>iibt Australia would prefer.
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    IMMUNITY IN TUBERCULOSIS.
    608 10 Dr. Simon Flexner, of the Rockefeller In stitut, tor Medical Ream ich, of New York. is the author of an interesting pap« r ou innnu nit\ m tuberculorfs that epi>eare<l m the Sept. inb« issue of "Popular S. ience Mouthh The pap. i i> a iwii w
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    DEMAND FOR SILVER COIN.
    283 10 Tin* l'nit<<l Static .Mint i^ tindnu contained difficulty m keeping pact with the excettsi\e deuMUMh for Hobfridiary silver coinH. N..t\\ itli^t.' i.clin^ the activity which 1« ino-t or tin Mint- loUowiag thf n tnlJinhiacmt <>f tl i-olirx of puvohaaing >ih»i hulliou for thi» ii iua^t-. tin-
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    LORD ROBERTS'S SIX QUESTIONS.
    184 10 T.ord Ro'-eiT* m his n*w campaign this sutama on the question of Ini|>eri:il L'ef^ace is asking thoM who support the out-and-out Bhi^ Water School theory the following six i]nest>ona I. Ate we abeolotAij safe agiinst tlie risks of a surprise attack 5 Are we certain that
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    CELESTIAL INGENUITY.
    273 10 Pictorial posters with advertisements m bineat are Men everywhere, ol.serves the British conuneivial attache m Pekin. m his report on the condition of the country, and the hoary old walls of Pekin. no longer the exclusive, the conservative Pekin, are plastered with then;. Nor "13 tli-ir consumption confined
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    FATAL INOCULATION.
    447 10 Tbe following if au official account published iv the Manila paper- of au unfortunate occurrence, which was reported bj wire On November l»»tli Dr. R. P Strong Chief of the Biological Laboratory <.f the Bureau of Science, inoculated twenty-four prisoners m BOibM Prison with v anti- cholera vaccine,
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      55 10 An Anecdotal History OF OLD TIMES In Singapore, unlati. ct! FTntlkl—lOll oa K.-l-raarj <;th. lsiit. to the Tiaaatec to the Colonial Oftoe oa April Ist ISU7. with 20 Pot traits Maps and Illustrations. BY Charles Burton Buckley. m two volume?, m paper cover-. $8.50 JONN LITTLE 4 Co., Lti». KELLY
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      508 10 Warrant S^UvEfjiL The K e and H.R H The Prince of Wales. Cerebos TABLE SALT. Every grain of food is made more nourishing by using it m the kitchen and at table. From all Grocer? CEREBOS. LUXDO-' NOBEL'S Explosives Co., Ltd. GLASGOW Manufacturersof Dynamite, Gelignite, Gelatine Dynamite, Blasting Gelatine Detonators,
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      597 10 USE ONLY and USE ALWAYS r 9.T oujjtnur A Luxurious Perfume to the In Health. German Kinds. A NECESSARY IT3PWWPB ¥±^P^m W99lQ¥^& RESTORATIVE I jVilf V^l wT^ J VtKT^f I9C m sickness. TjJ^Jri^k 6^|^^ Infants, Invalids, md ihc Aged Delicious. Nufriivr, Digestible. BENGERS FOOD wiJi nulk form a d.in!v. Udw
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    SINGAPORE'S AMBITION.
    316 11 f H'»»*gtt*u4j IWbpreji urn faithful regard m the .--.ion m flbe BtraitM s»ttl*>'afeajapem IVee rVeea ben •Iky of devoting iti attention th« rcnuin nients nf the Colony, instead of U world «>•. r for matt.ts no interest to anybody and of <loubtn th* msehrs. Kecentl] an iir con
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    THE GREATEST ARMY REFORM.
    45 11 .l-j-iet I of t-onfoi •j ti- r! ~!ii-n, and «jtlier -lily s^-ure but wil! dobhj j-r- ::ii f mhM Y'th \~>'\ I and lie lirt* ii id of i the i ij(pi>H'iate>l m An>»?- I .ml 11-.- as is > th« Uaited S
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    RIOT IN WOMEN'S CLUB.
    88 11 I >j lit iit!y I imnamm :i!**n. -ml 1 i i!\:ny to .or.il n<.-hiue«l fr,;u the ll Mi ,'ii <>f »aw»c»l;ty ia wii. Hi*." is these las* ir<l-» l>^?en uttered. *hb tL-' nuuit-ri Gcnuai hSm fvrani I the platform, uttering ri*»H. *.uj with ditfi^ultj re*.uetl fr<»m
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    FOREIGN v. CHINESE OPIUM.
    671 11 Commerci m. kmcum't BsroET. Mr. Alex Hosie this reports m iae Foreign Trade of China for 1904-& In 1874 foreign opium to tlie amount of 69,844 piculs of the value of 31,67:., l:! 3 Haikuan taels < t'lo,o (tf.iioti) w,,s recorded by the Imperial Maritime Customs
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    EXCHANGE.
    64 11 (Corrected up to Nov. 7.) Bank4m/s 2/4} demand 2/4 Private credits 3 ni/g 2/4 1 credits 6 m/s 2/1;; France, demand Bank 293! Germany, demand 23S India, T. T, 17:» Hongkong, demand dis Yokohama, demand 114\ Java, demand 11l Bangkok, demand «'»1 noni. Sovereigns, Bank Buying S. «">.*> Bank
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    PRODUCE.
    135 11 November 7. Tin bnyari 97.7S Gambier 6.85 Gambier Cube No. 1 10.50 Ganibier Cube No. 2 9.55 Pepper Black (onlin. Spore; buyers 18.25 I Pepper, White (fair L. W. I p.c.) 21.75 Nutmegs (110 to the lb 27. Nutmegs (80 to the lb.) 41. M;K-e (Bandaj '15. j Cloves
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    SHARES.
    541 11 Capital Capital Issue Paid r\»—-...., r% Issued paid up Value up Company. Quotation. 5300.000 300,000 10 10 Belat Tin M. Co. Lftl 13.75 $135,000 140,000 10 10 Bersawah GoM Bf. <V Ltd 5 norn $40,000 10 10 P<> Do (JVfenwd) :J norn $600,000 60",«><0 10 10 Bnis.4. Uv'l-.m'i, Tin
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      111 11 I WANT WHAT I WANT WHEN I WANT IT IS THE NKW POPULAR REFRAIN. •THIS ONE IS JUST AS GOOD is W OLD, OLD ONE. WHENYOI FOR ANYTHING ADVERTISED BY THE Oriental Co., LIMITED. GET IT!!! WE WoN T ACCEPT ADVERTISEMENTS OF UNRELIABLE ARTICLES. SINGAPORE FOUNDRY limited* CIVIL, MECHANICAL AND
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      568 11 Hfc>vcrtioemcnto. On the Berth. NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD. For Europe[The Imi>erial German Mail Steamer "BUELOW" 0.02S tons, Captain Forme*, left Hongkong on Wednesday the oth inst., at noon, and may be expected to arrive here on Sunday the 9th inst., at about noon. She will probably be despatched for Europe on Monday
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      467 11 SHIPPING. OCEAN STEAM SHIP Co., Ltd. AND China Mutual Steam Nay. Co. Ltd. The Coaepaaiee* .-teamcr.^ an- despatebed fr.jm Liverpool outwards for th* Strait:^, China and Japan every week, and from Japan bossewaids for L"n<lon. Aiii-T.-tlim and Antwerp every fart" niijht an>l lor i«-noa, MacaeQleß, Liverpool luontlily. One outward eteaaMr
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      241 11 HAMBURC-AMERIKA LINIE. PASSENGER SERVICE. Bf the mm rtam rs, Hhknani 1- HAi.Mtho. 1 I^)H^ sstalki.n,' and tl». Scandia" and Sii.K>n." The »t<;tni«rs an- wjmmMj built for the tropics aud have luxuriout Passenger a*c«nimodation. Fir^t-class C'abius aiuidsliip, Momti tlirouyhout by electricity, cabins fitted with fans. Doctor and StBWMiMM earrn-d. I^uudry on
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    COUNTERFEITING ABATTOIR MARKS.
    384 12 THE DEFENDANTS DISCHARGED. Ye-ferd i\ at uoou the case iv whir-'u three Chinese were charged witli Uimr IB poaeeesi<>u >-f Muuic.pil Eflai^(hterhoUM marks wu Concluded In-fore Mr Mxhell. Mr Upiutt appeared ftif the aroaicctioß: an 1 Mr UuMHul < J.mut dalaßOjed th<* a Mr H..IW. laoattol s.il
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    R. C. EPISCOPAL CONSECRATION AT MANDALAY.
    252 12 Th. attendance ..11 l.i-: Wedr the i>i-« i.].a! coasecr.i:: i;:_i.: I!'-.. Eugeix Foal- luitr. h^ Bishop ot l"«>r\dalhw and Yicai •lie uf Northern Banna m the lloiuaii Catholic I athedrnl at M:uidai.t> From riv« k in llu morning p6opk 1>« ;an lo pom m
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
    64 12 At next meeting of Council c>d I>ee. 11, the Colonial Sec ret arv will propose amendments to the Staadiag Bairn, prortdiag that four members uu<l the presidium (.'tiievr tan pn-ct-M to confirm the minutes. uw\ declaring the procedure for amending them. The bills down aiv Hilifri Lftadt (3nl)
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    TAX ON HANDCARTS.
    59 12 The Bmtisn to the Municipality inforaM us that Mr. Ghiftg Kent» Lee has ,ivfii n«.tii>> that at the next ordinary tv I held on Friday, the 14th iii^ant. In will move That the proposed ise of the tax on hand carts from ?•> la >1"> is re,
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    SELANGOR RACES
    42 12 The Inl race on the curd for Thursday fteruoon was not ruu till Friday moruin^r. with tlie leaWvan rt-Milt. 1 l*.»uf: "J Saffron Juiuby. Won by M hßCtkt; any disbtt«m m ml and third. Tlu" totaKnlor piiid v l l
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    "HOW THE POOR LIVE."
    386 12 TEN GaWTS F<>R EIGHTEEN HOURS WORK [a a MJiall cause !K-iioti Taaterdaj below the Chi.f Jvatice, for $167 arasEM doe, by ;i Klin_' "-k aii'l rorkeriaa Klinf,' cutlery •bop. il apfiaareJ that m tkia shop which araa eall«u v* eoaasel fortbedafaaea hole m the walT iho
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    CATHEDRAL OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD.
    368 12 Tbe itpori i>t" the Boojtl of UTardensol the Cathedral -»f the Good shepherd has l>tvii issued coTen j-^i i<\ oi five years n i 1901 to 1905 and is signed by Mr I>. M M«rtiau Becvßtan to the Board. As the first low tnun of
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    THE WESTMINSTER GLEE AND CONCERT SINGERS.
    186 12 The advent of Mr. Edward Branscombe's Westminster Glee and Concert Party (from London) who are announced to appear on the 19th, 2<>th an<l 21st inst, has the Satinet fwetnation of DraMßtinc t-i m a concert of a natmv MMIMWUAt out of the ordinar>- ruck,
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    ST. JOSEPH'S INSTITUTION.
    25 12 1 *er Mr Wee Kay Hin MM Mr Thio Soen To sIGO Mr Khioo Young Tui $100 Mr Kiun Hook Hoe MO
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    EMIGRANTS FOR SINGAPORE.
    343 12 FABMKM as woii.i>-r.i: stowaways. Detective Serjeant Grunt, of the Central Police Station, patd a visit on board the steamer Ucct\ t t\\ Ajxmr m the harbour \es»terday afternoon and arrested three loard-inu'-liouse men, who. it was alleged, were ;il>out to rush five fanners to Singapore. After questioning
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    THE TROOPER "SICILIA"
    161 12 The following is the passenger li*t of the Sirilia. which went on to Chiua yesterday. From Southampton. Capt. K. .1. Woolfe Kkuagau. Lieut A. S. Hewitt ami Mrs. Hewitt. Lieut A. K. Hanlv. Lieiif Bajlej White. K. W. Keuts; Mai'-r II V. Kent, Capt fi. K. Btaaborougfa,
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    A PEARL PIRATE'S DEPREDATION.
    128 12 ELMJ3. '"Sphinx" arrived at Hahrein on I the 1 Ith and will probably remain m the i harbour for some time. The pearl merchants at Bahrein have l>een caused no small km by the operations of a local desperado, who Las j committed several act* of
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    WIRELESS TELEPHONE.
    63 12 Stockholm, Nov. *'k A Swedish lieutenant. Herr Gnngnian. who has already patented a clever teVphone invention m England. France, and QonUMJ, has apparently solved th^ wireless telephone pro- blein. So far, telephoninir l>y his method has only ljeen possible l>etween rooms within an hotel, or (jet ween passing
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    TIN MINING RETURNS.
    55 12 The following are Mine returns for the month of November. The Bersawah Gold Mining Co Ltd. Stone crushed 834 tons Gold obtained 43 ozs 17d\vt; Average per ton 2 6'2dwt. The Belut Tin Mining Company Ltd. Tin won 4^>0.7") pels. The Kuantan Tin Mining Company Ltd. Tin
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    A POLO ACCIDENT.
    49 12 An unfortunate accident occurred the other day to His Highness the Maharajah of Alwar while playing polo, which resulted m a broken collar-bone. The Alwar team had entered for the Polo Championship for Calcutta m December, but, owing to this accident, it has decided to Bcratch.
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    HARBOUR NOTES.
    237 12 The British steamer Sikh has arrived here [from Liverpool with a gltjeral cargo for Japan The King Alfred and the Asfraea have i coaled at Taajoag I'agar. and the M<>nmouth and iMadem were expected to do so yesterday. The Mail rteamor Simla" left fwaaag at a.m. yesterday and
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      21 12 Gulmari Go's Sarsaparilla cleanses the blood from all impurities arising from ImMbj Eivema. Bad Legs, Skin Diseases, Pimplea and Sores' 14
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      25 12 The French Medical Profession rely on Santal Midy to euro chronic bronchitis kidney and bladder trouble, as well as discharges from the urinary onjans 17
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      131 12 *N ATTACK OF CROUP WARDED OFF Our little girl, two and one-half years old, woke up ooggjiiMg witli the croup one evening recently. We happened to have, some of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy on hand and gave her two doses of it. She went back to sleep and woke up next
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      391 12 DE KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPHIJ. UnI'ER CO'TEACT WITH THE NkTHEKI AM>s 1kI»IA G"\KK\>:t Agents ac Singapore, Ship Ag-ency, late J. Daendels Co., 2-3 Collyer Quay THE CNI>EKBI<;.\KI< DATES ARE ONLT ifVMUU De Eerens Bawean Dec 3 Soerabaia. Bandjermasin. Sampit. Kotta Ba RmMT, Balik Pappan, Moeara Djawa. Samarinda. with transhipment at Ba■Main
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      376 12 CLEARANCES. De< > ember ♦>. 'ierd, Nor. str., Anderson, for Bangkok. Deceinlier 7. Sri Tringganu. Dut. str Abas, for Bagßß \ia ports. Emile, Dut str. Sulong, for Rbio. Hong Wan 1 Biir. str.. Slaker, for Penung. Sri Wonu'se, Dut. .-tr.. Daud for Mu.ar and Malacc;i. Malacca, Brit, sti Quine, for
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      395 12 VESSELS IN PORT. Men-of-Wir Flag and Ton*. Commanders Arrived From 1 de Ruvt. r- Dut OWMM '<'O Saan N<.\ 22 Kin <; Alfred Brit <rui- 11."" Tim* I>. I Mar Diaden Brit cruis. 1 1 .<'<'U Savory Dec t> M;t: Moiiiii.-iith Brit cniis. P^ Take De< I M;-r Astraea Brit
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