The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 7 September 1907

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    16 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY. bEPTEMBER 7, 1907. NO. 6,079.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    183 1 At yesterday's meeting f the Legi_l_liee Couucil au .meudug postal ordinance reducing the amount paid dr letter Ix-untiot* was read a tir-t tim. Page 12. The Taini* I-utuigration BU has been read a third time, after a discussion m whi:h If is E\ tdlency aaid that Government
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    MOROCCO.
    708 1 Thehold.r ot the SJerifi Cmbiella^ the sign royal 0 f i dership m Morocco, who was invited by _Juley Hafid a few fays ago to resign bis portion before be was ejected therefrom, is a man of some twenty nine yean of u^. g, nka over one of fm
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      53 1 ROBINSON *> Coy. Annual Cash Clearance SALE Now Proceeding. ONCE A YEAR, ONCE A YEAR ONLY REAL REDUCTIONS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. ROBINSON COMPANY. PAHL'S MILK. EVERYWHERE. Continental Motor Tyres. ALWAYS IN STOGK ll v^wi ITl^ [t]~ fr Singapore. Federated Engineering Co., v_^^BBBHBS2_I Kuala Lumpur. Continental Caoutchouc Co. and Gutta Percha
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      441 1 HOTEL EMBONG MALANG (WIJNVELDT) Co, Ltd. SOERABAIA. ,J Rx m tT^ f T om A Pftdre 1 Par ~^>" <P. 80) by the Rev. 0. M Reith M Kelly de Walsh. Ltd, Singapore.] Some Hotels m Sourabaya have a good reputation and deserve it. I can speak fron ersonai experience
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      67 1 TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. Wanted a Bill Collector Page 11. Accommodation for a paying a vest Page 6 Preliminary notice of furniture salePage 5. Hogan and Co. m l:q., notice to shareholders and creditors -Page 2. Stamford -rd clos d for repair -Page 2 Office furniture and trade marks for sale Page
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      381 1 THE WEES Saturday, 7th High Water :—l'i.5 r a., 10 22 p B I Mail Outward dne. S.V.A. jro into Camp. Pathe Cinematograph Show 7.30 A 9 So p Parsi Theatre Aladdin, 9 p Sunday, -th 1 High Water:— ll.2o lo 59 p 15th after Trinity. Swim. Club launches 9,
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    PASSENGER RATES ENGLAND AND THE EAST.
    373 2 PASSENGER RATES ENGLAND AND THE EAST. 10 Mi OW In- bN KKn ro IJ »l Ifl Wi CoAI TWfact Hiil ihi P. aa_ <> laajmaiKwacm****** raiaa tbeir P""-*** rates by taft per caat bai led atemp totaoriltaiowt^r^^? thr the <* ample o£ th o«o»iei Uh-*. klu«»iig wouTd be followed bj
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    THE CINEMATOGRAPH'S ACHIEVEMENTS.
    195 2 wt Piaraaaa It a Pathe Macami Somt af the best films seen iv Bu»gapore are baiag operated at rhe aaaaiag -perfor ■ftftOßi of the Gracd Cii 01 pb Pathe Pfcraa, ia I>eac"a R>ad. Tbaia aro m**} .juite excel lent and few v» ry h.i g W»l a«>3ve*h;'
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    FEDERAL JUDICIARY BILL.
    21 2 Pboi aar 1 Ba-ai Baaaaai aaa AaatnHs awi\ tbe en- ;hts <f Iba B 7 i i 111
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      118 2 EIQQINEERS QONTRA QTORS. Z >*-^ z r T l uj Q^ G9B9HHHB I BURMA STRAITS j S/y-fM and I Gheap Books r Free Libraries, Garrison Libraries and Public Inst tutions. i Books are offered m Mudie's Clearance I Lists at a Reduction cf from 30 to 80 r«»* I cent,
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      642 2 H&vcrttsctucnts. r If ONI<J_L NOTICI. Notice is hereby given that m order to irry out repairs, Stamford Road between J lill Street and Arm 3nian Street will be closed o traffic from 2.80 p.m to-morrow Saturday, He 7th instant, uatil the work is completed. By Order. J. POLGLASE, Municipal Secretary,
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      749 2 jßovcrnscnicws. Rooms airy and comfortable with first class j > >ard are now available at a very moderate rate at the "Recreation Hotel," Payah f Lebar Tramway Terminus. G. A. FERNANDEZ, Proprietor. Au_r l v.c "ORIENTAL CHILI RELISH A Piqoant aud Appetising Sauce Free from all Chemicals Sole Agents: CUNNINGHAM,
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      514 2 Bfcvcrtiscmcnrs. tNSUR&NGES. JoHmercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd. !RE, MAR*E, ACCIDENT, GUAMNTEE- 1 Funds Exceed .£12,000,000. W. A. SIMS, Manager, Eastern Branch. J' iuardian Assurance Company, >übarribod Capital j62,000.000. I Total Inveeted Fund;., upwards of...A»i -3»>,0U0. annual Income upwards of ill, u*.ooO. I Fire Risks. Short or Long Period** at current
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      494 2 Hfcvcrtisen.cnte. BAMiCS. Horigkong Shanghai IL übrporation. Paid-up Capital j Rjessbvb Find: Sterling Reserve $10,000,00 C "> Silrar Saaorva... sll,ooo,l J Baasßvai Liability oy mt*Wr*WMM*m*OMM Court of DrRacTOR.. G. H. MaDHencT, Esq. Cbaj&ma* Hon. Air. IJbn_t Eaawacx, Dartm Frews, Esq. A. J. Kara OtOBTZ, Esq. E. 'ilitL.n: A. Hacpt, Esq. R
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      97 2 Sunday Church Services. ai i .:it.y .al H j 'Cfcoral•l and Hib'e C aaoag md Sermon. St BSPOf LOHM di a 1 I Foo C Ye. hooL 15 a felvensong and Sen PsiXBBI* aSTT;EET ('HCBCH. _m. Sunday School (English.) 9 am Mr T :n Boon Chin. Mr H L Coghlan.
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    PRINCE BORGHESE AT HIS JOURNEY'S END.
    532 3 PRINCE BORGHESE AT HIS JOURNEY'S END. phi <* Scipie tffcaaa arrvad i*i Pari* actly iv J *u'» nt h after leav M% Pekij on hiv 'bedevil race of marl} 10.000 mile* Bate ontiaents. Of these sixty days. Pirn lis mechanic, Guizzirdi. anl the j_ ournalLst. Har/ini, spent forty days iv
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    IN A CHINESE TEMPLE.
    404 3 In the tj 'd before the te-rple I :ber ti.tn eve*, bat within tbe -pai IM indei. ici;- -.•.•"'re aeen m glitnj..- iad tbaa Mm rowd or a MaxJM far tore n»y the :*tter.t .on. In t\ l'tjard \>j the p.ilm tree, a drawiaaj ba\j water
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    WHY MOROCCO IS COVETED.
    555 3 The strangest thine? I know is that Mo-o* co, 11 s ..h fc pt sho- 'd v ned •tact uuto this day. Thirteen l.'gat on md -'oasiihitesGene-al Cv *t y cut if all pr or* ion t"> immedi i c needs watch t c stagg iir»g
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    EXCITING ENCOUNTERS WITH A TIGER.
    177 3 ILLAtiKKS CHABOBD VN'D KILLED. c.i.t ttt Aaaaaa *2Tth. tij{er ha- appeared ia >>ik- of the UnTJMe Tillagf near Agra. A \illa*.!er sa^ baaa lurking aaaeag the baehea a':d three a brick at hhe The tfpi i charged au'l killed tha«-Uaajac. The lataar*a p"n aaaaa aa
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    FLOODS IN ORISSA: 200 SQUARE MILES.
    206 3 A 11 T\Li. Oi DHOTMMI Caleeaaa. Aai 17.— A Jajparco reswriting to the fl aaaaa "on the 2 'in 1 >n-t. the fallowing deecriptioa of laoda fa „art of Oriaaa I* A part of the country, UK miles m length und about Id miles
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    THE LATE MAJOR H. F. WHITCHURCH, V. C.
    397 3 We i-fe.c-t t<> hear Mm death uf Major H. b. Whitchurch, v.., 1. M. _J., from < ut *«rio on Mm 16th iv taut, at I >harm.sala. Major Whitchurch obtained his coniniiwuon m 18»8, and served as medical officer with the Lushai
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    CHINESE IN THE SOUTH PACIFIC.
    228 3 The following decree was iaaued 00 Aug. 21 Deevce, aleo m th aaoM of tli- r! nnress Dowager, m rpply to BMBMrial from the Miaiatrj i 1 AgrioaHare, Works and Com- m which it i 3 s'.i'e'l tbol He i'li IaOM redding m tbe isi.mds
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    INDUSTRIAL CONFERENCE AT NAINI TAL.
    127 3 Lockaow, August Slat.— Al tba ludns trial Ooafereaee al Efaiai Tal yatterdaj, it was malted tbat the principal uiduatriea < I hand-loom, Sugar, oi!, hathtr, ula_s, chemicals and golden wire bi assisted tbat t Director ol hiliMr.es <>• ippoioted tbat Government tbouU atkiat -v iii-
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    PETROLEUM STEAMERS AND THE SUEZ CANAL.
    149 3 I MI-UK IAXT NEW ReOULATIoNS. The Suez Canal Company have issued a circular embodying a set of new rules for ships ladeu with petroleum m bulk or with other products of that nature In this oonaattioa the Times of o*aiam representative interviewed the Captain
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    ACCIDENT AT TANJONG PAGAR.
    86 3 A Chinese eaoKe was drowned at Keppel Barboar on Wednesday tftartaoora. lie a is Mkw*jiWM_ a lighter to make tOWW lOf the I> a'l-h itaaaMf R iba laa. when ie iliaped and fell into the sea. Mr. Vijeboom, the second fli or of the Bibalau. i
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      43 3 Pneumonia. I disease aiway*- reeults irom a co ri n atta-k of influenza. Chamber'au Remedy quicUy cures tluse ailmei era cv any tendency towatds pn« It ia n ade especially for these 'ilmenta and can away? be di r sale by all deahjr^.
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      74 3 Not if as Rich as Rothschilds If you had all the wealth of Rothschild* you could not buy a better medicine fc bowel complaints than Chamberlain's Coin Choi, ra and Diarrhoea Remedy The mos eminen physician can not preacribe a betti ore oration for cohc and diarrhoea both f< t'dten
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      841 3 THE SISTER SUPERIOR OF AFFNA CONVENT, CEYLON. A ~~R TP"- Tr PB\ T *5T Tiir V.. a I K-ttX I'L Mf.T^RRI* Pb iso Thai DR. W)LLIAMS PINK PILLS. .KE faifi Ideal Kemeuv ton _Ha_.i>R_N Who Ahk Sickly and Weak. No better evidence of the unique curative lenta of Dr. Williams'
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      545 3 FACTS WORTH NOTHING- l£ard water hardens the arteries; suit water helps to keep them elastic and pulse-responsive." > < TANSAN is the softest ot all Drinking Waters. he Stomach assimilates TAXSAN m less time than ii: required to absorb any known Water, the significance of which fact must be apparent
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    THE ALMOST UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE.
    549 4 t.ERMAN STUDY CF UQUm Bekiin. Aug Tth. A very sign idoaai j op:>sal has just been liid before the Pm- .<.n Minister of Ednc.it: jn, wb T cb is charae- i-ti. of German energy, aui will d iibtleM -ive due Blteati HI -~»n y*> 'r gride.
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    NATIONS HEALTH.
    144 4 Bai i*h -ran mo B < BCUBO. it ed l> i>.^ tbe 0< m y Bri i 1 rat I ropi r lividuaL 1 Ui* inb.l littee:or orbai tta people ii d :r«.-i Ei aaaang uneatioaa of tb slay. as another leetot raa Hag for •'<• coobiag was
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    DIVERS AS DIAMOND DIGGERS.
    444 4 i WORKING IN ICY COLD WATSH AND BLACK DARKNESS. Divers are at woik m the deep pools al the river (writes the Klcrksdrop tcord "h About three and a half miles down the river, near the punning Ktatiou, is bcin-^ carried oa by a very entcrpriMn-
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    CAMPHOR GROWING.
    299 4 Tbe Juae aaaabi I lLoadea) an oa t! poiatiag oal tbat da aurid'a demand i'■•J t 10,* *'.«N»'iJl... which 70 pereeab m ab-.>rb«-<l ib the -aaaa-aasten <■< odloloid, tba raaauadei bei. ad ia man B-eottOß, dfeiafa -taut- iaal prn 1 1 bum al ban n gating ie poa
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    CEYLON'S REVENUE.
    172 4 T Hai rem 1 1 1 »k*PPI a* -Hit, t mb- th< 'i M (ford?) that the full revenue r»l itement I tt tli Bral b all v m "I l°oB u,■JJ »•> 8b Haarj UcCaUam will sec al ace an Im n aai oi ari i one
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      31 4 Chamberlains Pain Balm I' •ahmment should occupy a prominent place m every home. It has no eqSal foM.s prompt cures of cuts, burns, 35,. JS sprains. Fcr sale by all dealers.
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      502 4 WWI^W. P-VfsvssAre <//et<3/y a&ectec' Co tfe ffro*v//7# (f/fest/Ve peners m9^_^\ \X_ I ,k Food N9l I Ml,k Food N(? 2 I Malted Food N°3 J JT \\V\l w ,>s M^wmJmWmfikasmmmM I tb\*v6A*mmtm**mm J W____»w a^**fc«*»_P ff fr^ t_r^^ \OZ- Sr/?£-£r. LOAfD-OAf. *-^*^^__^T GRIMAULT, C° 's^^^*^**^* wm *^^m***'^*m*mi***aA Medicinal Skin Soap
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      765 4 E2_gj___, j ngapore Sporting Club. E AUTUMN RACE MEETING WILL BE HELD OX Tuesday the 15th, Thursday the 17th and Saturday the 19th October. 1907. PROGRAMME. FIRST DAY. Tuesday, I'ith October. 1907. I, The Maiden Plats. Value $600. A Race for Maiden Horses. A r ei_ht 9st. Ex-Griffins t<> reosiro
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    SWIM FOR LIFE.
    291 5 *^™'wr_sr Lot i Kdw„id Seymonr, a younger sou of Lord Hertford, had an exceedingly narrow escape ef baiag Jrowned while bathing at Bern bridge, I le oi' Wight, ou the ith August. A practised swimmer. Lord Edward waa tempted by the dead calm which prevailed int) swi
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    129 5 1 J•* ami (Pari*), -owe of tl c cai be degree -f Bachelor ol A- < r 15.1. n b.ve acuiioua no*i;n ol h aour. At r<roL! written t xuaioatioa they placed >*• theu -:]e.a :t! ..:*.< laj atte_upf at coDce-luieaL aitd un :^r tht of the terrified profeaeora proceeded
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    BURGLAR AT FORT CANNING.
    71 5 In til-- sm*J\ h urs ot )«*t«. id*j> _j<,*iip_' a Chine f i/iirgi-r was seen running > vu 1 <*i these; va its' quarters i.t'i.c_.ed t«- Dr. Hanitsc!. s residence at Fovt Canning 1* md. A quaiitiLy tf clothing Waa missed. The matter has been reported
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    HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
    108 5 U.i We anted ay ui^ht, a Chinaman was walkiog aloug New Bridge R ud ur.tr the juactioa witli Pagoda Strtet, when l:-' wis attacked i >:s -_ang robbers, Chiuete They t bil b-»lt aud 94.&0 uwjiv < ).ip ni th-* bi c l bit hi-* fingers m the
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    ANOTHER HARBOUR FIGHT.
    192 5 Ab n* B.S I i.-te-rdaj moraiag, atl _;r 1 took pl.eaoatbe Grrnaa*- itaaaiar Ddrvawoogaie m 11 .1- \-r> 4 weea a number of Tec*' and K'i.s. ii'-itaier*' cooli s. Polio 3 _eu* Mussel wei leirehiog tt.e y.'^..! illicit opium *t tho tim-j, tod ho arreated fou.- of
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    PEKING NEWS.
    265 5 [Fiom Native Soai.es SUCCBSSOR TO THB THRUM Sl It i: reported that tin Euipre** Dowage haa invited Viceroy Yuan Shih Kai to Peking to discuss the important question of the stn cet-sion to the Thione. Proposal to Mi/./.i.k thk PaatM Owing to the newspapers being so feu I
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    167 5 The i., xt meetiog ol tbe 8 ti_ta M il.ua ie on .*>l m R fll i M*--.!m. Th»» following annouu.^etiient ippears m tbe Bt o Am Aug I' 1 md beiadi-^g deaths. Lieutenant P,P Liagdoaht A laliiad Lie"*. Paid Pafrara Lvnpdou R A ("retired; died d the 24 ha
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    305 5 A ipecial tele] raa_ r U that irred m the Li* h P*rtji n tcediag i>m tbe Am »f X -1 thn groaa I of tbe noi tbrowiog i;; their lot with the Labour party. The, hubm oorrerpendeat ataies other rate-COt tiog war atnoLg tli Trans-._*] tatic shipping eoaspaaiea Tha
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      400 5 H^crtf "cmcnts, AUCTIONS. PRELIMINARY EOTICE. Tan_\lln Furniture Sale. THE PROPERTY OK Mrs. VINCENT, AT Willi 1 MOUNT ELIZABETH. Saturday, Mh September. < H. L. COGHLAN Co., Licensed Auctioneers and Surveyors. I _ept 7 19.9 AUCTION SALE OF Office Furniture Trade Marks TO BE HELD AT THE OFFICE OK < S
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      437 5 Hbvertteemcnts. at'HKTMENTS. ROOMS with board at Barganny Hou?e. Apply to Mr. OROL, 7, Oxley Rise. Terms moderate. Aug 15 uc> Apartments suitable for Married couple, or two gentlemen, private Bathroom and Verandah, near town. ¥1 Apply A. Z. co Free Press.' July 1 TO LET. Earc-ro and well lighted office
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      564 5 H^perttocmento. ANOTHER MOTHFRS EXPERIENCK INTLrv^STING SI QUEL. We have juat received a communication from Mrs. L. Lewis. 22. Wood Street, Penarth. Wales, it Is exceptionally interesting. Just previous to the birth of her first chdd Mrs. Lewis became so ill with dropsy that ter life was despaired of. The premature
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      122 5 o _a> r- -mn£—*. >K^__P_P^ i9*' m^.*a> lly*r ft^ -**Tii *_____fs *m 5* 3[ __T -taw_W[ Wt3*. B_B> \\\p. ."j!| J>£^?.- i^___S ß vfi l_l__i l _______SB9& **t tHbwTy^' '*^_i A.* The only proved, lasting protection against the attacks of White Ants, Teredos, Dry Rot. Jodelite has now been m
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    The Singapore free press. Saturday, Sept. 7, 1907.
    1856 6 The Singapore free press. Saturday, Sept. 7, 1907. 3— awac! Ira :»ftue mu^ _üb-ib«J f»i_ H«re p_trU-t Truth bei tfaatam -pwfk Ar_w. P-ad_e4 U Re*««;on T T«*. It was only yesterday that we discussed the occurrence of dock strikes at continental ports and the importation of London unemployed to break
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    94 6 Messrs No. man Kerr B m aad William M.iu* s Milhngton have »>een appointed to be Magistrates Malace i. The former acts as District Officer, Jisin. Mr Max Traub has been provisionally recoKuis.d as m charge of tbe B -Igian Con sulaie Singapore, during the absence on leave of Mr
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    YUAN SHI KAI.
    30 6 tßy Suomanne Telegraph— Boater*, Rec. Sept.r'., Z*i*j. j, Keuter states that a Peking edict haab issued sppointing Yuan Shi Kai councillor and president of th* f.w o__oo
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    ANTI-ORIENTALISM.
    64 6 OUTRAGE IN WASHINGTON. At B_llingbam iv the State of Washiaaua a mob of 500 persons last night r mills where foreigners were workt.- fc. tered down the dcors of their lodging badly beat a number of Hind-.* aad drov. 750 of them towards the British i.nnb frontier. Rtcial feelings
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    NYASSALAND.
    72 6 Change of Governor. General Manning is giving _*t spectortrbip of the African R.I,- tad ha been appointed Governor of Nyassa'.an. six months, during the absence ol Bil Sbarpe, the Commissioner of t Ij*African Protectorate. l Brigadier Gen Sir W. H. Haaaaa k C m o a c b has
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    478 6 We Lave to apologise for the 'i„ p-essiou of seme of the coping !i<iU9 Inking rollers m tbe tropio ways a lr. üble, and last nigh* t bur _aye out entirely The Selangor polo team pra*.' race course yesterday. Tbeir much admired. The initial salaiv of an oaoiotOJil who has
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      238 6 Caldbeck MacGregor AND COMPANY. a WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. ALE, BEER STOUT IMPORTERS. BOTTLERS AND BLENDERS. BRANCHES AT: Shanghai. Tientsin, Hongkong, Penang, Glasgow and London, WITH AGENCIES throughout the East. Purveyors to the British Army and Navy and U. S. Navy. ACENTS for the principal Champagne, Claret, Hock, Port Sherry
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      401 6 POPULAR WANTS. PAYIHO GUEST Accommodation available with private family m River Valley Road for one paying fueat. Tennis, telephone aad stabling. Mile rom Town. Apply "X" c/o"S.F.P." To let Clydeadale Gilstead Rd. Dining, Sitting, 4 Bedrooms, Verandahs. Tennis and Stabling. Immediate Entry. Apply at Bonme Doon Syed Alley Road. aS
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    MOROCCO'S TROUBLES.
    162 7 (By Submarine Telegraph— Renter's A EUROPEAN GENDARMERIE. h Tuesday's Fighting at Casa Blanca. A Severe Attack. Ibe Paris Temps and the Matiu state thai owing to the fact that the Moorish War Minister has refused responsibility for the li^es of European police instructors from their native subordinates. Franco
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    The Transvaal and Asiaties.
    32 7 The Pretoria legislator Roofs, addressing a meeting of the Het Yolk said that the Gov.mmont intends ta enforce the Asiatic Ordinance by not renewing trade licence* regiatend Asiatics.
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    Venezuela Annoyed.
    13 7 T a isla will recall her delegate* from tr.e Hague. > t
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    THE ANTWERP RIOTS.
    71 7 Enormous Damage by Fire. Rec Sept ti, 11.85 aui. Th*. *_re«which was started bj ineendiarv rioters on the Antwerp quays burned itself nt tes'erday afternoon. It mad. a cUan -sweep of sixteen acres which were mostly the site of timber yard? and tbe entire harbour and shipping
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    Japanese Visit Austria.
    12 7 The Japanese warships Ttukufa and \iioM have visitel Trieste.
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    Cholera in Russia.
    20 7 Cti 'iera is increasing along the Volga and lat iOOS are being taken m St. tVers *r*ur-_.
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    RUSSIA AND ENGLAND.
    70 7 If. Isvolsky Decorated. X.c ..ept rt, 1 1 18 a m. iLe Russian Foreign Aiiuister Al. I^vol*.kv paid a visit to his M .jesty the Kiug at Marienbad and received from the King the ti.C.V I >. Afterwards they remained together iv :*riv_te eonfertnee for thirty -five
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    135 7 A European resident of Tanglin has reported to the police the lo_s of a watch tad chain. A Chinaman has repoited to tbe police fLat Le was attacked and robbed b) five "•oeWwt m Cheang Houg Lim Line. Frcm -cjiiiries made, the police doubt the report The police _re of
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    TOPICS OF THE WEEK.
    1352 7 *******T**i*9*t*\ kmWktmm noatri est farrago JUVENAL. All those worthy gentlemen who have tieen taking p irt m that polyglot assemhi tn© Hague do not seem to have done anything particular to secure the peaoo of the world tor even tbe imm *liate future. Bu •w to
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    AGRICULTURAL INDUSTRIES AND BOTANICAL STATIONS
    401 7 In Singapore, the increase of pine- apple cultivation has beon very large. Extensive areas, tor many years waste ground covered with secondary jungle, have been cleared and planted up with pine-apples for tinning The whole of this business appears to lie m the hands of
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    290 7 An unusual elopement occurred it Seattle last nunth, wben Mrs H R .binsou, wife of tbe rector of St. J -din's Episcopal Church ot West Seattle, deserted her husband for a J .pa nese servbnt, who hid been m the cmnioy of the minister's family last year. The Seattle police
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    S. C. C. LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    677 7 YEBTBRDAY'B PLAY. C HA MPIONSBIP. F. B. Gallimore b< at P. C. Turnbull, tf— s. Treadgol 1 beat Lowe ho 6 3, 4—6, 6 I. B Sihglss. A. E. Baddeley scr. beat van Cuylenburc 2, 6—3. 6—2. S. Dunn scr. v Yarborough owe 3,
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    8 7 M*aaM*mm*\ Sire gapore Assizes commence on Tm**?sday lext.
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    191 7 Mr W. E. V. Orove. Chief Police Ofiisers, Singapore, hands over charge t >-day >n resignation from the S'rai P.lioe F>rco. lie U'iy.-s for Eogl-nd with Mrs Grove by ,he Bingo Maru early next week. Mr Grove 'nuies of a police family as his fither eft the Indian Army to
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      299 7 WHAT IS WHISKY? WHY! DAWSON'S SGOOD Participated m by Regular Consumers cl POINTS PETER DAWSON'S OLD SCOTCH WHISKIES. $9- Perfection per case. Ist. Excellence of Quality. $10. Special per case- 2nd Purity of Manufacture. $13. Extra Special per case l"? I he Ac ln ,ondln /r.,.*., rr 4th. Exquisite m
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    902 8 The M. M. comfvmT steamer Nera left Colombo at 2 p.m. on the 4th September aud may be expected here on Monday. The X M.S. Him ila vj. with Their Excel- lencies the Governor- General and Lady Northcote among the passengers, experi- 1 enced an exciting passage from
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      607 8 tttoertiftftnents. 7- On the Berth. iQMPAKIA TRASATLANTICA OF BARCELONA. FOR 'olombo, Port Said, Genoa, Spanish Porta, Lisbon and Liverpool. The Spanish Mail Steamer ISLA DE LUZON, a expected to arrive here from Manila on >aturdav afternoon the 7th September, and v ill be despatched for the above ports on the
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      524 8 H^crtiscmenta. SHIPPING. JAPAN MAIL STEAWSHIP Co., ltd. i A regular FORTNIGHTLY Service is *j maintained between Japan and Europe by the following NEW TWIN SCREW STEA- 1 MERS. Dsdek Mall. «JOKTaaCTB WITH thb Imperial JxpaNKsa (Jovbrnmext. L Specially designed tor the Company's Europf an Soi*vice. lighted throughout I >y Eltx.;tricity
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      646 8 Ht)vertioemento. 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 Toast, Persian Gulf, Continental and Amerian Ports, iteamers will leave Singapore on or about > MAIL LINES. OmmhWWm. Cfor China) feaana Sept
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      686 8 H^vcrtiocmcnto. SHIPPING. Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen. COAST lines ir~St. amera oi th< Coaat Fleet. ro«« rwg. ion* rwtr. Petchaburi 2;91 Devawjngs* lft-WJ Borneo 2i' 0 Paklat I__>7 Koh?ijh*Oa' _04j Anghic 1667 B„jah '-"2S Locksun 1657 Pitaannioi &A9 Choising lnf>7 Bangkok l*_2<; Pongtong 165? Kajaburi I*>J4 S.-*msen 1057 Korat 10 *J Loo
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      477 8 H&wrtisemcnts. SHIPPING. MX. Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bit INPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINF The fast and well-knowc mail this Company aall fortnightly from Hamburg via Rotterdam, A utwtrp > Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (***** Naples, Alexandria and vice BBBm) Suez, Aden, Coioßßbo, P-bn&2^-, B iagßj Lorn?, Shanghai, Nagasaki 4 X ;he I nnd back.
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    WEST INDIES AND PHILIPPINES.
    205 9 s'ImU.D THBV SWAI' OWKBIOP Imperialist "'—a name many oritics w_ la writes m the Fortnightly Review N problem of the West It dies. Th i j of these colon i^d is hraiad hy hi-n t> „,-onoini-' ra uses. Beet BOfpur has d:*i--e!i rin -i ijar out
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    152 9 E ran ml t. tl Ithe S md h;..i t< i .ity. T akyaorap he .-ir t hi. a. iad I* y straete of 1 aa bora 1 fy oar nth:*} amaa eitj, vre a.* rarely iad r **'.j"e *ioi am i." id rikame, a g the foot HIV.
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    ISLE OF DIAMONDS.
    103 9 rned by Sir imn *'i -vu-'i- i raaon j ehich tho reeen*) Ken I treanarobaaad n Ram- [shrnd, ia Iha labmbna graap. i latter i- ahioh ti:" that it is prei Parltameat from alioaiag nhicb nonld diatnrb tbo burdens luano lalanrli ttf ahieh Plnm- Ealead is one
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    THE M. C. C. TEAM TO AUSTRALIA.
    296 9 In m I. >..!*..-*-. s..n. i.. Foster. N.C. MaaLaren, and R c rel ted tin tai-. i es has a t-ptcd. a6 tain E. < W\ Lord Hre I to .'im; captli anotb-i and eaptaia ia the Teat atches. .Jackson i- very ko
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    CONCERNING GOLF BALLS.
    527 9 THE I. Cri. ST INVENTION. As b_rhs tbo follower oi a K an.c as aucienl M it is royal, the golfer is omiaeutlv c-ou_.evva tive ho ..snot easily induced to try the uew or to mak. experiments wid. the unfamiliar. iroteetingat onetime tliat he would never succumb
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    PROGRESS OF KELANTAN.
    333 9 Koisatan, oue of the- s* itn ou tho coast of the M day Pmii.su! i and a feudatory of the King oi Sum. is at present prerned by His Qighama the Saltan Snik bin M leased, assisted by aConnosJ consist -ng ot the Moot laentia] nohilitim m
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    A "MUSTH" MYSORE ELEPHANT KILLS A MAN.
    371 9 re, Aug. 25th yesterday hotnaaa B and o'clock, i. tusker elephant -.va* beinI m tli- 1) dkera tank near tiie Fort, )-v „<iiii„,it and tiis assistant, when the elei phaat j s-i/^d one of bbc men and trampled ban ander look, killing kirn.
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    A LOST ISLAND.
    69 9 Cabling <<p. lagaot 15, tba .Su* I'll oadaat of tho Oaaka Anahi suted 'har the ■fcßanaer < risen, which leCt Honorala for Lijaan island >mo time *%o, has returned B for the raland for 10 unable to locate it. It. I foai i.-lan 1 has sunk iv
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    HOW SIR HENRY BLAKE WAS LOST IN A JUNGLE.
    127 9 Aa LSBKPOH 'ED iS< [DEMI sh* Henrj Blake, ea hia laabriait ko _bo "City oi It-ins," accompanied bj a miaoi to.oinuuut odbriaii risiked PoUonnarnaa aad aaal <>ut i-ito the jungle to do bobbi -d Alter two hour-, ■pert Sir Henry and
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      68 9 I have>>een prescribing Morrhuoi Creosote capsules very extensively during the past two yea i-s m Bronchial and Tubercular disorders, and m several A my severest cases, 1 have been astonished how rapidly repair has taken place. In pulmonary tuberculosis, they check the formation of purulent expectoration m from one of
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      416 9 USE ONLY and USE ALWAYS A LUXURIOUS PERFUME t f £f eHOr In Health. German Kind?. RESTORATIVE I KIfPV ARtST! __^¥_3_PH I *VL IN SICKNESS. A^l _Ba I II l l ii m ■.■-■■■■ai n IRVINE'S AUSTRALIAN WINES, j Special Glaret $10.00 per 2U pts. No. 1 $12.50 per 2U
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      940 9 Vi&Wi-LH KXPJSCTtiD. STEAM tiRS. >, jiving port of departure, and (where hnoicn date due here, and name of Agente. j Ayuthia, Calcutta. Seit <J Borneo Co. kiriis, Sydney, < ct 25 Boustead. Ai.-adii. Colombo, Oct 1 2 P ft O. I Aaw Maiii. Japaa, O t II P. Simons. Ambria,
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    BY THE MAIL.
    944 10 THK WRECK oi THE COLOMBIA The Pacific -**teaiu Navigation Company's steamer Colombia lias been totally wrecked off the coast of Chili, and a passenger and two of tbe crew drowned. All the others on board wers saved. The owners received the following telegram from Valparaiso, dated 11
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    AFTERNOON TEA
    138 10 The new fashion m afternoon tea ia said to gaining ground m London, namely, to have a very eubstantiul me;*l at the "five o'clock," and to push the dinner still later n r o the night. The greediest of diners don't reel inclined to tackle a large dinrer
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    ELECTRIC CULTURE OF PLANTS.
    1009 10 During recent years there haa been such a remarks Me development m every section of the electrical induatry that it h«s been har- g nessed to many of the moat important servicea required by nicdern civilisation It is pleasing to find further attention is n -w
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    ANTARCTIC EXPLORATION
    630 10 THK NEW BXFBDITION The Ninirod has -tarted ou I > the Fro/ en South iv seaM* asi.i'niticant a* any ordmar\ coast* ears to be, except to the traine t Hainan, who i-ould not do other tl iv eaviness of her build, and her bulk below tl'aterline. wben she
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    CHINESE AND TIBETAN TRADE COMMISSIONEBS LEAVE DARJEELING
    84 10 CHINESE AND TIBETAN TRADE COMMISSIONEBS LEAVE DARJEELING I Uij-eiiu.., Autr. i Tibetan trade ra :iimi-«>- a by _pt! ial U iia lor C r-cui i Mr uheaag una hk part BAQt Btajf Ol IWO I aafoataaaaa eaaagh to lose rupees ou the and •a-.vn up iv skin b with H2~
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      64 10 A Good Family Liniment. Every family should be s.pplied with a bottle of Chamberlain a Pain Balm. For cuts, bruises, t urns, scalds or eimilarir juries, which are of frequent occurrence m every household, there ia nothing so gfiod It cools and soothe** the wound and not only irivts instant
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      1064 10 HOTEL de la PAIX, i SINGAPORE. This Old Established House having been thoroughly Repaired nd Renovated is NOW REOPENED. Good Accommodation for Boarders and Passengers. A Specia cy is made of the Table, and only Wine?, &c, of the best Quality -c supplied. Terms Moderate Runners meet Steamers. -aßaßßa__BßMßa__---Baß_Bßaaaaaia__-___-_-Baaaa__B-__--B_-B^ BEST
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      552 10 THE Singapore Free Press.; 1 Morning Daily. To Our Readers. The Singapore Free Press is now j Morning Daily, and is on sale at depot* t From an early hour each morning (Sunday** excepted). Cash price Ten Cents a copy L Subscribers' copies will be delivered ai c their private
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      12 10 Rigaud's Bocooi E -tract reproduction of this kw Indian perfume and ia
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    LEWIS AND PEAT'S RUBBER REPORT.
    377 11 LEWIS AND PEAT'S RUBBER REPORT. August '.'th. M) 7. V. A .ctious to day about 34 tons of Straits lD d 1 1 tons *d < 'eylon Rubber were offered radically all sold at and alter the Sale. The following are the principal parcels and realized for Straits and F
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    82 11 i reataia di-pa-Stl to a rf'tian>;ua. *i,..tive fa ir c. tTm. I Shanr, fa beea f. und to umi -*h If ia H aoai the Cw**\ Ibaa Him 1 r t i 1 i t a 1 B 0 I 1 pit< as I ;Tj lv j- the j v.*
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    EXCHANGE.
    71 11 (Ccbbbc-ibp rr to S_pt 6 Bank 4 m/s _/4| demand 2/4.V l Priyate credit* 3 m/s 2/4,^ credits 6 m/a 2/4^ FaANca, demand Bank 2P31 G-B-.ant, deiriaad 239 t j [ndia, T. T 174 rIoNOKOKO. demand 42 dis _"oKOH___A, demund ..< I>4| Java, demand 140 j j llanqkob:, demand
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    PRODUCE.
    145 11 I B ptemb r 6 Tin baaaii 83 to Gambier 6.82-^ Gambier Cube No 1 IG th Gambier Cube No. I 9.70 Pepperßlack (ordin. Spore) IV.M Pepper, White (fair L.W. b p.e.) SI 75 j Nutmegs (110 to the lb.) M-N i Nutmegs (80 to the lb.) 32 00
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    SHARES.
    554 11 I MINES. Capital Capital Issue Paid Issued p»Jd ap Valat np t-ompaay. gao:*tfont $300,000 300,000 lo 10 Beiat Tin M. Co. Ltd ]•> $300,000 225,000 10 10 Brnang Limited B~' $600,000 60m,0C0 10 10 Brnseh Hydraulic Tin M. Co Ltd 14 UiOO.OOO 850.000 £1 £1 ;Drf JVmdopment Co. Ltd
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      106 11 Infant Mortality. The B of the lo»vn Council at Joh__u».*_ar«, Trtnsvaa!. w:is la.it year tiu. ihe fact that out if tighty-four infants, who dieo m Docember. forty-Icur n: had died of dyaentery. An inveatin wi.h a view of tracing the Foureeof he disease was authorized. Under the best f condition*
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      406 11 advertisements. It's an easy job for the barber to part the hair oa a head like this. It's just as May tf) prevent baldness if v..ii only ,b> tbe right tiling. Baldnesß is blbbobl always a _ure si-en <.<* ucglect it is the story of neglected -dandruff. I Uudr.itT is
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      574 11 a-ftvcrtiscments. WANTED. l WANTED p Chinese Collector, must be prepared to G ive Security for $1 000. Apply British Dis- ensarv, 4, Battery Road. Sep 7 uc WANTED. V At once for I'lu Selangor, to act for 7 or 8 lonths m a 2nd grade appointment, an Inter- j* reter,
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      251 11 SHIPPING STOOMVAART MAATSCHAPPY STEAMSHIP COMPANY.) NEDERLAND. Fortnightly Mail Service tetween Java and Amsterdam via Singapore, S.hangann Genoa. 'Tteai. c s are dae on or about thi ar .Serin jntio: ed date* Out -ward Homeward Olßjtiaa Sept 13 K. Willem il Bapt li K. Wuiem 111 Bapt 27 K. Wilha-aiaa Sept
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      469 11 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINE. PASSENGER SERVICE. by the new steamers Rhenania," HINBOM, Hohknst_ofen, and tho .-'CANPIA and SlLHf lA. The steamers are specially built for the tropics and have luxurious PasseD s tr a^commodatic:i. Fhal I lilaaa Cabins amidships, lightc-J throughout by electricity, cabins fitted with fans. Doctor and Stewardesses carried. Laundry
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
    2135 12 Oeoisaby Meeting, Fkid_.t, Sett. 6. PkICHBN 1 Sis Excellency the Governor Sir John AnuVr-s-D. X.C.M.-. the Mav.r-(*e_l. T. Porrott. C.B. Hon'ble t Cob «cn. t ri Capt. A.H. Young Tha Hon'ble the Attorney-Genl. W. J. Napier. the Act. Cnl. Treasurer AT Krvant the Act. Auditor-Genera' O. A Hall.
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    THE WRONG SHOP.
    201 12 ln the Supreme Court, yesterday, on either aide, small causes were dealt with. The Chief Justice Sir W. H. Hyndman Jones, proceeded with a Chinese case, partheard, concerning a small sum of money lent, and before Mr. Justice Fisher M. C. A. I*. L. Sedumbaram Pillay, a
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY AND MUSEUM.
    357 12 The annual report uf D* Hanits:h, Cura tor and Librarian, for I.'1 ia a short one as he was away the greater part of tbe year during which Mr R. J. Birtlett acted foi him. In the library 430 books were purchased at a coat of
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    THE SHIPPING CONFERENCE.
    107 12 The Acting Coloni.l Secretary m his te port for the year 1905 referred to the Ship, ping Conference, and I desire here to bring prominently to notice that the Re-_i*tn»r f Imports and Exports m his report for 1906 states that freights from Europe and America are
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    THE HEALTH OF THE COLONY.
    144 12 Piofessor W. J. Smpson, who wis engaged to enquire into and leport upon various matters connected with the health of the Colony, stayed some mjnths a» Singapore, aud it is piobable that his visit will, iv the future, be regarded as one of the most
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    187 12 Quarantine has been removed irom vessels ccming from the Cocob Islands. Li'Mdom to QuaaasLAifi>. NBW eUBMiniSBD i.inb. The Governor ot Queenaland, m opening Parliamont last week, announced that proposals will be laid before the (jfueeneland Parliament to call for tenders for a service, of steamers direct from London
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    THE "GHI HIN" SOCIETY.
    131 12 A Hj lam boy employed by Mr Marsh of John Little and Company waa arrested by Sub- Inspector Kirn Swee on Tbuisd.iy on an allegation of being a member t£ dangerous society, the "GhiH.ns." The Chineee officer was searching hia belongings ioe a missing automatic piatol
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      41 12 The body of a Chinese child was found loafing m the lapoou near Keppel Harinur •eaterday. The body of the Chinaman who cli off i lighter at T-tj ng P<g»r a cuple of days §mm\ has bata recovered by rhe Police
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      271 12 DE KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPHU Undbb Cohtbact with thb N.thieuhds Ihdla. Gotiinmut Agents at Singapore, Ship Agency, Ute J. Daendels Co., 2-3 Collyer Q uay THK undermentioned dates ark only approximate. Coci w Penan I**1 L Pen^K. °lehleh, Sabang, Meulaboh. Taoa To«_p Smabang (uaen^e). Singkel, Baroes Si Bolga, _oenoeng Sitoli NalS
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      392 12 CLEARANCES September 6. Giang Beng, Dut. str., Craig, for Sam_r_ng, via ports. De Carpentier. Dnt. str., K^ppesehaar. for Sourabaya via Bawean. Van Riebeec-, Dut str. IfaiUmia. for Batavia via Bawean. Reeident Schieff, Dnt. atr.. Unus. for Batu P-hat. Emilie. Dut. atr.. Sulong, for Rhio. Fuh Wo, Brit, atr., Tadd, for
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      444 12 VESSELS IN PORT\ Men-oi-Vr*r Fiae and Toes Commander* Arrived from ew Merlin Brit cru. 1070 Waller Sept 3 Penang £L J** 1 Wright Am. tra., 364 Hamilton May 17 Manila iS. Ship t\a- A Tons Master Arrived from Consignee bn. Aberlour Brit 2681 Barnet Aug 31 Yokohama A. Gilfillan Ne
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