The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 6 September 1907

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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, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 6, 1907. NO. (5,078.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    184 1 Mi' ii Mi rfco co t't kak in*. aiia tag. Tribti .>t. ipp< rtiog \he Sanaa'! j bioi.hr r, and tbe Itribaaiava li ive dona dim I au attael >v *i\* F.aach a» that weie Tetu^niu-^ froan a lev 'im-uvuice I 'atf-** ■'> 15 u i. iupfe<
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    FINE WORDS.
    798 1 Au old prover arbj .;d Most pro- i aaa old i JT F.ne words better no p»raoi|*. M M:-.i- ys „uM t^ found much ooarf»H v the acaad aftbal blessed word M p >t*mia, so tiuo uarda m thairbjgbaal form belp to create ploaaarabh, hoaghta; acd at »h..
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      222 1 ROBINSON Coy. Annual Cash Clearance SALE Now Proceeding. ONCE A YEAR, ONCE A YEAR ONLY REAL REDUCTIONS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. ROBINSON COMPANY. Entertainments. SINGAPORE TOWN BAND. 47, WATERLCO STREET. Brass and string; or String Band Only. Now open for engagements. Music Lessons given, 7 a.m.— 9 a.m.— 5 to 6.30
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      150 1 Entertainments. SINGAPORE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. The next Musical Evening wil! j at the Teutonia Club, on Tuesday. Sept. LOia, at B p.m. Open to Members aad tiicir faaa. ->nly. THE PARSI ALFRED THEATRICAL COMPANY OF BOMBAY. AT BEACH ROAD TO-NIGHTI TO-NIGHTI! STAR OF MINGRELIA. COME ft SEE COME SEE I Enchanting
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      61 1 TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. Messrs. Coy hian Co. -iii il* earn of sarong on Moudav Page •>■ Mr J. A. Pereira has three million para ribber weds for sale Pag«Tunggal Tin Ltd meeta al "dv- adelphi on Friday next Page J Government call f-.r tenders for filling iv a -.wamp m G-;v>
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  • Page 1 Miscellaneous
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      386 1 THE WEEK J Friday, Mh i High Water 1« .2-i a., 143 j c Legislative Council. 2.30 p. Municipal Commission. 2.30 p S. C. 0. Tenni- I Pathe Cinematograph Show 7 MM iJti p Lodge Zetland Emergent. M p Parsi Theatre St..r of M ugi- ii-.. f p Satcrdat, Tth
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    PLANTING COMPANIE'S REGISTER.
    423 2 Ceylon is making through ita aawi-pap-ura, which devote a -great bbm vat of space to planting and in -.iters of kindred interest, a bold bid to b-Hr -roe -he tiaauc:tl centre of this piit of th i I 181, and the latest effoit on these lines is
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    MALACCA NOTES.
    379 2 Few more repieeentative gatherings ha.ye been seen m Malacca than that <.f Siturdbv ld9t when the Hon. W. aud Mrs Evans WtWi the guests of MaLeja at a farewell titfia m the Stad? Hv use. In addition to the whole ul official Malacca there were pr-scut the Rev
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    SIX-WHEELED AUTOMOBILES
    194 2 I ii.tr ie- T. Tiati, BMatdaat al the- Piatt k Wa ka, «-f Faaabfort. N. i.. ig reported -a>t*igaed aad afßaaai patents <>n a V whb mx wli.»k invtcad tM four. The Iroat and iuternudiato pair of wheels arc able, th a latxr turning m a lesser angle
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
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      710 2 fttwrtiscmciitea WANTED. WAHTEB. „^_f£ At once for Ulu Selangor, to act for 7 or 8 months m a md grade appointment, an Interpreter, able to speak English or Malay and to translate Chinese documents and accounts, with a good knowledge of the Hokkien Cantonese and Kheh dialects. Apply to the
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      603 2 Bovcrtiscmeut*. NOfteßS. ai i *mh Notice. SHANBHAI LIFE INSURANCE Co., Ltd. The office of tbe above Con pany has removed to the office of Messrs. H. SCHAEFER and Co. 1 rince Street. Sept 3 10.9 PARA RUBBER SEED. Orders now being booked for new Season Crop commencing August. Special ratea
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      419 2 Hfcwcrtteemente. i i **ORI__ITAL CHJU RELISH A Piquant and Appetizing Sanoe Free frou. all Chemicals SOLE AGENTS: CUNNINGHAM, CLARK Co., No. 2 Malacca Street. Aug 8 v c NOTICE Mr. M. E. Llias has this day estab'ished himself as Exchange Share and General Broker, having offices at No. 8, Malacca
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      471 2 advertisements. INSURANCES. Couiiercfal Union Hss wince Co., Ltd. FIRE, NMONE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE. Funds Exceed 412,000,000. W. A. SIMS, Maaager, Eastern Branch. Ana; 29 Guardian Assurance Company, Limited, London. Subaoribed Capital j_t,ooo,ooo. Total Invested Funds, upwards cf... _6. 250,000. Annual Income upwards of _1. 00,000. Fire Risks. Short or Long Periods
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      582 2 Hovcitiacmcnta. BANKS. Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corporation. Paid-up Capital 110.000.0 m Rbskkvb Fund Sterling Reserve $10,000,000 Silver Reserve... $11, 000,000 I W1.000.00^ Rbhbkvb Liability op Pkop_i.tom HaV*.** Coubt op DiaacToas. O. H. MBDHaraar, Eaq— Chaibb** Hon Mr. HBHkT Kbswick -Dbputt Ci4-i. 4> A. looHs.Leq. A. J. Rat*ow, c" E. Gobtx, Eaq.
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    THE METRIC SYSTEM AND THE ENGLISH.
    1086 3 AMCJ.J VN Bmabi s Abont the first of the pre-s. *ut year the Bai lwin l.oeomo'ive Works secured an order for twenty locomotives from tho Chemin de Fer d Orleans, with tlie understanding that I the work was to be completed m six months.
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    THE CROWN AGENTS.
    901 3 IM iv rr-«ai t rei ic-uc« v H-ujkoog tad S 1 rip ye o^i nion ontheqi. stion ot the Cro„_ »jm*M Hongkong k faoaa to join 'nods with the CVjlon Chamber oi Commerce n the mat ter of reforming the Crown Agent ajstem. aod uader thecircujistauce it
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    A PRETTY LEGAL PROBLEM.
    192 3 When does one day end. mi ■.•.In doe- itsucce s.-or begin This wa« the le-^al ***** drum an Australian law cOUrt was r-,1 d t solve-. The keepe rof a Sydney tish shop waproeaaded agaiaat lor haapiag hia prensiam open on Jul) 18, m eoutr_\e Lt.on
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  • Page 3 Advertisements
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      550 3 f-ttwrtf AUCTIONS. MORTGAGEE' B SALE Tuesday 10th September at 2 30 p.m. The valuable land and houses known ai fio*. 30 1 and 31-A Sophia Koad, Singapore. POWELL Co Auctioneprs Drew -ft Nai-ier, Solicitors. Sep 6 11.9 AUCTION SALE OF 1141 Corges of Sarongs A: "The Mart" 4 ft 5,
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      499 3 Hbvcrttecmcnte. X/'AKTMENTS. ROOMS with board at Barganny House App'y to Mr. OROL, 7, Oxley Rise. 1 Terms moderate. Au 15 v.c. Apartments suitable for Married coaple, or two gentlemen, private Bathroom and Verandah, near town. Apply A. Z. c/o Free Press." July 1 TO LET. '"II and well lighted office
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      119 3 unfit aflll \l IK|o c u °n. mm (The Champagne dee) Lux ||l A THE BORNEO OT X 1898 f j f H L V -J-vlnpen.! > \*W\Jw*j LIU* W 1899 f J.4OET i CHARDQi;' tjj BL hmtmm.m-» J[ -1f i I** l I^i. liL Eli *-^^^^_^^^^^^^_^J»* n— AUSTRALIAN*^ FLOUR.
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      73 3 Not if as Rich as Rothschilds If you had all the wealth of Rothechilels you could uot buy a better medicine tor bowel complaints than Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy The most eminent physician can not prescribe a better j preparation for colic and diarrhoea, both for children ard
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  • Domestic Occurrences.
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      Birth.
      21 4 At Siu^apore. on September 4tL. the wife oi Hnn L. BOBOTS, of th-p (Mand Hotel de I'Europe. of a daughter.
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    The Singapore free press. Friday, Sept. 6, 1907.
    1719 4 The Singapore free press. Friday, Sept. 6, 1907. i -..tf tk%;» Wa Pirns .Vie Pacpi;'* tight itiatala. I's-*"**- bf i«l"__ict acd _abri«--<? by gmie H«» J»Dkt Trcth her glor-io-a pre-.epu An.., Pledgw-I ta Relicioa. Lo—t'ty •*_<] I_w. For Englishmen it his been no pleasant reading that men from the East
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    979 4 M Isoolen, '.'..usul st T iirmeleai. bei l>een appoint. d Baeeiea Minister Beeident to Shim. OA'ing to the ditfimitv of obtaining ground the cricket match between tb< 8 B.C. and tbe ESaropeea Polios for Satar day bes been cancelled. ihe oacsgeeaent ti aaooaaeed of Mit Amy M.'Millau, daagbtorof tbe late
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      245 4 Brown motor Cycles 3.J H.P. can now be delivered from STOCK 1907 pattern. Repairs to Motor Cars, Enamelling, Plating Vulcanising, &c, &c. Straits Cycle and Motor Co. BATTERY ROAD. l JOHN LITTLE Co Ltd. IP mine and Spirit F merchants. i t tmMm\*' *m _Ljjß» ??A Our long experience (extending
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      290 4 Singapore Golf Championship The lollowing is the result of the draw F. Ferguson, Bye. Everett, Bye. I G. A. Finlayson Durwood i Capt. Kirkwood J C M. A. Hum t Dr. Campbell I R. T. Reid A. M. Millar Capt. Dundas I P. Nesbit. Bye. Bishop, Bye. To be played
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      48 4 Pneumonia. This disease always results from v coid from an atta-k of influenza. Chamberlain j ough Remedy quickly cures these ailment? and counteracts any tendency towards pneu monia. It is nade especially for thes. and similar ailments and csn always be depended upon For sale by all dealers.
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    RUBBER OUTPUTS.
    44 5 -:> j the V dlambrosa Kul the aaat nut <>t rab--r tbo f oar aieatbi ended rsi 69 i '■>•"'! lbs. The nsaaagi M.!y Hub ber i itod duriag the t Jolj R ibher, 24 0W lbs. dry. Isel jranr 7 Iba dry m-
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    ARCTIC DISASTER.
    44 5 (Pv Submarine Telegraph— R-iuter's EXPLORING SHIP LOST. ibip of the Anglo American Arctic t*een lost near Fort Anxious. It is feared that Captain Mikkelfen and •he tiaerieei scieutist Liffingwell, wbo bad l^eu sl iml irom the ship for seveuty davs,,^ peril hed.
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    ANTWERP RIOTS.
    48 5 Many Men Wounded. :t it vow m a quieter con.iition. '.nnd has l»eeu called out and i ier at the Dx-kv, but rioting i ics m the (oaa. penteobaiC n^ have Ijeeu pitched si Canal, and many raaloadi of trode rb >tr..ye<i. iters have rjeec sabred.
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    23 5 Receive.] at %J6% pin. bnge tree ,iu?ed by the tinberdeeka jeeter-dej. irtcen .mber ships _nu *J">, 00 cubic sber have .-.heady been des-
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    ARMY MANOEUVRES.
    27 5 TRANSPORT BREAKS DOWN. iie.tkdown of the civibau transport nperiag tba ■arerarriagof the Third n> m Wiltshire Pbe tbe troops were without food elta two nighto.
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    HOME RULE CLAIMS.
    62 5 REDMOND AGAIN. i H -me llule demonstration m I>abd, Mr Joba Redmond said that Irtlind I accept reforms till she made the y .ul administered the laws herselt v ol people were at present Jirhly d and didoyal to ill tule. He urged vigorous agitation to hasten
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    Death of Greig.
    13 5 Beerrred Sept •>. lu4- am iaaaaaeedof taoVetwegisn (*r. Ednard Hegeri-.p Gri-*.-
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    International Shipping Conference.
    25 5 oaferea ie Britisbaad Coatital Shipping Federations will b^ behl roo i.-D m October with a view t aa< tn to ?*rikes. m~-
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    NEW MINING VENTURE.
    72 5 ,/c~ mf M.iinji benre 'hi 4 the which i-« litaated halt way :'.p and l.htt is now under i: tansn iti -i cite, and is being I Mr. S-icClelland, sssistnd by fiht aid tbe reeolti of 'he letorj 'h»* S. i.dicate »U1 span/, and tbe niap iU
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    60 5 1 at funei il of the I it.c Captain IK l'o'ers Song Ben took pieej :.t tbe Ft ut Bokil Tiinal; Bond -..'clock yesterday inorniu_-. v.-ais of pan oad died of pk \y as the vessel SI-Teed here <<n WedTbnsnrrioe ano eondaotnd bj the -A.cdell, the OolonfaU Obnalnio, and 'be
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    Resignation of the Speaker.
    307 5 The Speaker has resigned. Germain il adopting 'hePlimsoll line m connection with the iosding of vessels. 1 is be i^\ed that the One Fathom liink ligbtboase will be comple'ed by the end of the year. The Standard Oil Trust is threatened by the c nnpetition of
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    CASABLANCA AGAIN.
    57 5 (By Submarine Telegraph— Reuter's) INOTHER RECONNAISSANCE, j French Stave Off Disaster. i At Casablauca the French troops made a < rong rfv :>un aissauce on the ord instaut. They were heavily attacked ou all sides hen six miles out. After several hours' tightiug the enemy ere tinally driven
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    THE SULTAN'S POSITION.
    132 5 tenihassan Supports the Usurper. Received Sept 11 am. I The powerful Benihassan tiibe oetween j ez and Bsbnt, whither Suttiu Abdul Az'/ i iteuds to propped. Ikis dec'ared iv favour f tbe Sultan's brother Muley Hafid. Tba Di'i'ij IWeerafA ppnaepoadeat at I basMaapa -tates that a leter
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    PERSIA'S TROUBLE.
    95 5 A Disorganised Government. U.c.ived S pt ■>, 11 am. Raater'e correspondent at T< heran states iiat the .Sbab summoned the members of I _riian>eut to the Palace yesterday, twenty >f v.-h<>ui c implied with the invitation. Th-~ sp .kesmau c^mpl lined of the feebleieos of the executive and
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    SIR HENRY McCALLUM'S ARRIVAL IN CEYLON.
    1374 5 The following descriptive and editorial eferences to Sir Henry McCallum's first ddress m the Ceylon Legislative Council n taking the oaths of office on Saturday *Uh ult, will bo read with interest by his lany old friends m the Straits The address read. His
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    THE IPOH MOTOR GYMKHANA
    359 5 The tirst motor gymkhana of the FM S. was held on Saturday last at Ipoh <>v tbe race course and turned cut. a dtcided su.--c*. ss. The wea:her, hue at the start liejame rainy later, but a large number of intotntoes watched the events. Amongst the
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    "BOYS" IN TROUBLE.
    253 5 C kak'.kk wriH TanePAss amFaao i> i l■ n Poaetsoioa. Three Hylams were arraigned before Mr. Co'uian, the third magistrate, yesterday, at the instigation of Dettctive Ssrgnant Frayne, on a charge of being m fraud rrlent possession of two battles of whisky. Against two of them, there
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    HAIRCUTTING IN HIGH LIFE.
    60 5 Wha* a keen eye they have for news m Seoul lt ii stated tbat H I. 11. tbe Crown Prince I: as decided to have his hirr cut on tbe day of tbe Emperor's formal Accession to the throne. His lli^bress will attend the ceremmy m
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    79 5 AVb.tt night have been a very serious carriage accident occurred at T-rngkah last we-*k. As Mr and Mrs Lee, Mies Wilson, and Mr Malcolm Duncan were driviug m a victoria the harse took fright at a passing bicycle and jumped cvr an uugua<ded and uuraiied budge some twenty feet into
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      64 5 A Good Family Liniment. Every family should be s.pplied with a t-ottle of |Chamberlain s Pain Balm. For ut-, truces, burns, scalds or timilar ir. juries, are of frequent occurrence m every household, there ia nothing so good It cools and soothes the wound* and not only gives mstant relief
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      34 5 Chamberlains Pain Balm. 1 hia liniment thould occupy a prominem place m every he me. It haa no equal for iti prompt curea of cut*, turns, bruisea ar< sprains. For sale by all Healers.
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      246 5 theARROUOHNSTo!Q SCOTTiSH CUP RECORDS. I 1905- WINNER. ARROL* JOHNS TON." 8 1900 2nd, 3rd, and Uth PLAGES. 1 M ARROL** JOHNSTON M I 1907 WINNER. ARROL* JOHNSTON." I CENTRAL ENGINE WORKS, AGENTS. I CONVERSATION— U THE TYPEWRITER/ ALPHONSE.— Have you a Monarch Typewriter? HENRI. Yes and my cousin (masc.) has
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    SUPPBESSING THE OPIUM DENS IN CHINA.
    730 6 BFFBCfI 01 THK EMI F.IIOB's OKDKR. A recent issue of tlie North China Herald published at Shanghai contains an article dealing with the suppression of the opium ascertain, as far as possible, -whet!:"*" were any grounds for the rumours of the probability <.>f disturbances
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    GOSPEL OF COOKERY
    277 6 ISOB SAIS < Ta x. 1 cooking is ot mort- impoctaaoi it tin- proi.'.uuceuient Pro I H irv, y W. aVfliy, a i ly kn .wn as the "Pure Food Apostle,' an<l offic ial h. <-f the Hurean of t'ln_ii*-:i*y m the Uaited I parti aai of
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    RIVAL SECRET SOCIETY.
    70 6 Xi;- FIOHT AMONG OHINBML Boston. AmmW**. lesiierate nirruy b.tweeu Chinese oc urtc-fl here yesterday evening. A number of b Umging to the -.ec ret society known as llj^hbinders' arrived from Nam V..ik ■.nd proceeding to the beadqnarters of a rival society, attached the menibera with revolvers, illin^
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      559 6 Btocrtfaementa. On the Berth. COMPANIA TRASATLANTICA OF BARCELONA, FOR Colombo, Port Said, Genoa. Spanish Ports, Lisbon and Liverpool. The Spanish Mail Steamer ISLA DE LUZON, is expected to arrive here from Manila on Saturday afternoon the 7th September, and will be despatched for the above ports on the following day.
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      609 6 B^pcrtioemcnto. SHIPPING. INDO CHINA STEAM NAY. COY., LTD. The steamers of this Company maintain a regular direct service between Calcutta. Straits, Hongkong, Shanghai and Japan, taking cargo on through Bills of Lading for Canton, Swatow, Amoy. Chefoo, Tientsin, Newchwang. Yangtaze Ports, Formosa, the Philippines &c. &c. STEAMERS. Tons Commander Kutsang
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      678 6 Hbverticcmcnts. SHIPPING. P. O. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. Por China Japan. Penang. Ceylon. Australia. India. Aden. Egypt, Mediterranean Porta. Plymouth and London. Through Bills of Lading issued for China Coast, Persian Gulf, Continental and American Ports. Steamers will (cave Singapore on or aboat MAIL LINES. Outward (for China) I Oceana Sept
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      740 6 Hbvcrtiaemcnto» SHIPPING. Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen. COAST LINEaS f m\ iteamers of the Coaat Fleet. TOKS reg. tons reg. j Petchaburi 2191 Devawongse 1643 Borneo 211*0 Paklat 1657 _ohsichang 2040 Anghin 1657 Sajah 2023 Locksun 1657 Pitsanulok 2019 Choising 1657 Bangkok 192u Pongtong 1657 •ia-jaburi 1901 Samsen 1657 a nit 19U0
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      686 6 H^crtisemcnta. SHIPPING. Norddeutscher Lloyd, BiemeL INPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE The fast and well-known mail this Company sail fortnightly from I Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, B Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (connection M t Naples, Alexandria and vice versa) Port j Suez, Aden, Colombo, Penang, Singap i kong, Shanghai, Nagasaki A Kobe t
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    BRITISH COLONEL'S PLUCKY ESCAPE.
    463 7 ki«;ht with kidnappers. Wor.v* ri» IV the Struggle. Additional details have been received of th recent attempt by a Bulgarian bandtokidna Colonel Elliot, the British staff officer i charge of the work of gendarme, ie reorganha lion m the Drama district of Macedonia. m the course
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    SHARES.
    188 7 MINKS. MI-NIP^ i $400,000 375.000 10 10 Kanaboi Ltd. g 7i £250,000 179.300 s^' 46 p^ang Consolidated Co Ltd fS'.fna «l«j.0OO ,00,000 1 Pa ;W g Lama T.n i^O'WO 230,000 10 10 Sipian Tin M. Co Ltd |l| 2rss s«ss s a. aaSsKtfu S INDUSTUIALS. •%=l|SSf r fs. ss
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    PINEAPPLES IN THE PHILIPPINES.
    233 7 bai classes of thi canning raiiety i piaeapplee will as well m the Philip- art m tin- Stra -S« ttlenients, has been n by experiments at thl Singalong ex--1 crimenial station \\r}> this fruit. Kxperiwents are being made there teudin- to the inpr< vt *m n:
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    ABDICATION OF EMPEROR KWONGHSU IMMINENT.
    159 7 BA\ impobtaxt Orson-ox I. kiag, AagMl 1 &3rd i: r ant, wh** the In., o were a-tayiag m t'e I Ho park \.i Pal.*<e. the Em i alj I*l- awl to return uuder t l«e It m -t..t».l th tt .i vrr-^at i han-_'e i>
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    EXCHANGE.
    73 7 (CCBBICTBD V* TO c ept 5.) riant 4 m/s 2/4£ demand 2/4 T y Private credits 8 m/a 2/_,\ credits 6 m/s 2/4^ Frakcb, demand Bank 293 J Gbrmaht, demand 239 India, T. T 174 Honobono. demand 4J%dis Yokohama, demand 114» Java, demand 140* Bangkok, demand 63* Sovbbbions, Bank
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    PRODUCE.
    132 7 S ptemh;r 5 Tia hafttn 84 12] !Gan **bi« 6.77 Gambier Cube No. 1 10 :>5 I Gambier Cube No. 2 9,70 I Pepperßlack (ordin. Spore) 17.50 Pepper, White (fair L.W. 6 p.e.) 24.10 1 Nutmegs (110 to the lb.) 00 I Nutmegs (90 to the lb.) 32 00
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      31 7 *t used Morrhuoi Creosote ert«»n- v- !y m diseases of the cheat, especially Bron.hial Catarrh, with -splendid iea« It*." Unaotio-ite-4) William Thomas (>wen. Hartford, CS A_ 2*? Mkj. 3 904. r
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      1035 7 KUHN KUMOR. > < Th e leading Art and Curio dealers have reopenea at the Hotel de I'Europe building with a very cnoice stock of carved furniture, silks, cloisonne, bronzes, &c, &c. Augl4 A Call is respectfully solicited. I mwf. BEST POT STILL PURE MALT WHISKY f SPEY A V
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      305 7 GELANG BRICKWORKS. BEST MACHINE MADE BRICKS. PARA RUBBER SEED. PARA RUBBER STUMPS DUNMAN Co., 2, Prince Street, mwf fl"****! RIGAUD'S pf Kanaaga L|J OF JAPA**. py TOILET WATER J m. Riqa-d's KanangaWa J*y ter lus ;hc sw«et pcrttn<e A f'J A -a"***.-.*- '^'c a,!-1"8** I l 0**!' of Ml I
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      416 7 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINE. PASSENGER SERVICE. hy the new steamers I," HABbBCKQ," Hohenhtaufen and ihe I*WMWU and" Silvia. The steamers are built for 2 "teopS and ri° aa P f^ nger First-class Cabins amidships, lightL thronghoot by electricity, cabins fitted with fans. Doctor and StewardeJe* carried Laundry on board. Return tickets iaaeed
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    THE BANKRUPTCY COURT.
    868 8 TaenßtDAv's Cases Buokk the JuDoml Their lordships the Chief Justice and Mr I Justice lisher, on tbeir return from Penaug '•at m the Supreme Court yesterday. Th<- 0 morning on Sir W. H. Hyudman Jouee j tide was devoted to summonses m chambers j and Mr Justice
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    PASSENGERS.
    91 8 l Han Hin Guan from Pontianak M: md Mr« ("a-de nnd ch'ld Per Persia Mr and Mrs Ba.'aglawuwt. Per Perak Messrs A A. Lermit, N. E Kent, Stark, L. H. C ayton, T C. Spconer Dr and Mrs Gerrard, Mr G. D. Russell Capt. Graham, Mr J. D. J«
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    63 8 The r\>cent demand of employes ot thf Fi th* WMMTk naval yard for an Increase *4 rheir wages has vow been accepted by the authorities, who announce tbat tbe -vagQj* of over 15,000 hands wil! be iuoreaaed ai 'he rate of a little more than two sen and ••even r;ii
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    S. C. C. LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    427 8 Play m the tournament waa impossible esterdav owing to the wet state of the round." Yesterday's tics will be played ff on Tuesday. TO DAY'S PLAY. Championship. F K. Gallimore vP. C. Turnbull. Treadgold v Lowe h 0., to finish. M. J. Tpectt v
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    STABBED AT A FIRE.
    226 8 X ASIAN Ma LAT SENT PfciaO* Abdullah, a }oung M ilav from Kuan tan, was charged before Mr. Green, tlie second magistrate, yesterday, with stubbing a Singapore Malay iv tbe right side near tbe race course a few weeks a^o. Abdullah admitted stabbing the man. Inspector
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    STABBED BY BURGLARS
    192 8 A Hokitn residing at Albert Street toid a strange tale io the police yesterday. He alleged that about three o'clock m the tnoruing, Chinese burglars broke iuto the house. The towkay nji that he aud hi* coolie tackled them and were stabbed. The burglars then mide off
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    FRASER & Co's SHARE CIRCULAR.
    400 8 FRASER Co's SHARE CIRCULAR. The Market has been extremely active, the aiain feature Wing the rapid rise m Pahang Consolidated* which have changed bands m large numbers and close with buyers at the higher rates. Ranbs and Duffs have aleo advanced considerably and -lining Shares generally are attracting more attention
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    LATHAM'S REPORT.
    578 8 In the early pai t tf tbe week the August settltMi ci t. which was heavier thau seemed tc. be generally anticipated, interf erred great'v with ian alar bush.es*, but getting through it snccesefudy the market re-opened ia <jnite cheerful fashion. Consolidates have h*-en most m evidence, and
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    WARREN SHIELD FOOTBALL.
    306 8 Gunners Easily Defeat H. Co. R.W.K. For the fourth tin\3 m the semi-final round of the competition for the Warren Footbail Shield, 78 h Co of the Royal Garrison Artillery and H. Co. of the Royal West Kent Regiment faced eacb other on the Esplinade yesterday afternoon.
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      417 8 CLEARANCES September 4. Selangor. Brit, str., Turner, for T. Anson via ports. Septeml-er 5. Sonneberg, Ger »tr Hoppe, for Cochin. Rtrndslfinj and Hamburg. Indrasamht. Brit str., Evans, for Hongkong, Shanghai and China Slugapore, Brit str, Shepherd, for Bangkok. Isabella, Dut. str., Choet, for Singkep via porta. Deli, Ger. -tr- Lenss,
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