The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 10 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, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10, 1907. NO. 6,081
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    176 1 V afltfOttver bus witnensed exciting BOBBMBf, upon the Lit'iit. .vernor itfuiaug U> sign the Oriental?, rxolmiou mtusure. :i number ,of the ptOfjle and the JafßMßl Hghtiug m tier(x« tasbiou. Page ."> > M. Sully Ptucibomiiic ii dead. Pa>re S.) The Newfoundland vi> I .ijs viveudi, practically tha
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    MAIL KILING.
    1168 1 Kffjrj man k« the concern* of himself and his o\.n BBti m tl rough a telescope, and ttW of often ttm*gtj the same telescope. from the other »„d. One of tho first laa sous the E**gtißßa**aa mm la learn whon leavingtbe rieht Rule, tw|,t little inland." is that
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      144 1 PAHL'S MILK. AS a guarantee of the purity and .quality of this well known brand of Milk, attention is called to the following analysis by the Government Analyst I la.Jl?b! SA PLE con TAINS IN ioo parts. Solid Residue 12.51 **at 3 no JVon Fatty Solids 0/1 MilkSu&ar Jfig m
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      335 1 Entertainments. SINGAPORE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. The next Musical Evening will ba given at tho Teutonia Club, on Tuesday. Sept. 10th. at 9 p.m. Open to Meuibei s and their quests only. SINGAPORE TOWN BAND. 47, WATERLOO STREET. Brass and String; or String Band Only. Now open for engagements. Music Lessons given,
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      22 1 ENGINEERS GONTRA GTORS. IBBBBaBBI Z •S3 0 co j LXJ ua o a. *****888 l g BURMA j STRAITS SIAM ana GHINA
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      101 1 TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. Sailing for Indian porta and China and Japan respectively, the B I. Teesta on the 12th and tbe Shire a.a. Breconahire. on the 11th Page "You and your Future Wife." 12 laßitl Page i. Piano for Sale Page 2 Wanted Chinese Clerks Pa^. I Rooms with board —Pape
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      375 1 THE WEEK TOBSDAY, l«tl High Water:-" I a., S. C. C. Tennis. Modical Evening, ToutuJita Club, 9 p Parsi Theatre iiaja nariobandm, 9 p Patbe Cinemut^'graph Show 7.30 A 9 ..)•> WbdBBSDAY, lltb High Water O.S a.. C.:.5 t Anniu*l Gen. Meeting. GbbUbßbVi Aid StM-iety, Municipal Otr.ce. 11a S C.C.
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    "ONCE TOR ALL"
    308 2 \.n EVaFHATK >'• l\.llj\\in^ i-> )OBaaa***aod tr.inshtion < I Peking 1 lUtißf tl*al 0 memorial has beea recemd froa Hd Lhaae;, Via of toe VnnKoei}' oooaplaiaHßi g ot tko bach. ■.;ii«lne--' bi o fae'eo] v ieior« Baawioea j orde-edbj loßferial cV n aeasflajtro .i v i/.i i'-n
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    A COOL BANK THIEF
    145 2 I nijt to rob a till m the i w-:i8 I! liav.aa I- ape* i t l seat from the i wh*r».'t:. ign tf oilver wh ta Lib liil* i.;. I. ia •-a ij B for :i!' i I f, slipI .1 Mm* f oa ly
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
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      67 2 A Good Family Liniment Every family should be supplied with a bottle of Chamberlain "a Pain Balm. For cut«, bruiset, r urns, scalds or similar injuries, which are of frequent occurrence m every household, there is nothing so good. It cools and so. tht u the wound and not only
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      503 2 Ht/vcrtlscmcnt* WANTED. WANTED A emart Chinese clerk who c*n typewrite. Ifu3t writs a good hand. Apply m writing to R. R co Free Press. Sept 10 U-9 WANTED A Chinese c'eik for ihe Tank Installation 2.t Polo Bukom. Must be a n*at writer and alB> be able to typewrite. Apply
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      663 2 Ht)vcrtiocmcnti3. NQTIGES. -i GOVERNMENT NOTICE. A list of applications for public houselicences to be considered at the meeting of the Board of Licensing Justices on Wednesday. September 25th, 1907, may be seen on application at the Colonial Secretary'a Office and at the Chinese Protectorate, during the t.sual office hours. Singapore,
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      636 2 Hc-vcrtteemente. NOTICE Rooms airy and comfortable with first class board are now available at a very moderate rate at the Recreation Hotel," Payah Lebar Tramway Terminus. G. A. FERNANDEZ, Proprietor. Aug 1 v.c ESHARAT KHAN Co. Cheapest and beet Book Binder, Printer, and Account Book Ruler. All orders executed promptly.
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      499 2 Htocrtfscmcnts. INSURANCES. Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd. FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE. Funds Exceed JE12.000.000. W. A. SIMS, Manager, Eastern Branch. Guardian Assurance Company, Limited, London. Subscribed Capital je2,000.000. Total InTeeted Funds, upwards of...j£i» -'V»,(XX). Annual Income upward* of jfcl, («»,(XX>. Fire Risks. Short or Long Periods at current Canton Insurance
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      552 2 H^cittecmcnts. BANKS. Hongkong Shanghai Banki-p Corporation. Paid-vp Capital j Rbsbrvb Fund Sterling Reserve $1^,000,000 Silver Re^or ye ...fli .o<>U,« KM) j Rbskkvb Liability of Propribtors t Court of Diuectols. G. H. M»dhl'R6t, Esq. Chaikbin Hon.Jlr.Histr KatwicK,— DaroTT Cbai A. Fxchs, E B q. j A J. Ratmo;o Ek E. Gorrz,
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    RELEASE OF AN ENTOMBED TOAD.
    854 3 Pi: .X oi Mac A :HHlim\\ Ti; week U Lance Le Sou j£, >. tetarj ot'l.- Accliuiat <iM..r°' ietv. r*"«»i<ed i „jua mu..._ation from .>.; 11. 3. Ainsuorth. of Day Dawn, which i« af evtieine Mtaaattr interest. I'nder separate co\er Mr. Le Sonet received from
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    H. M. S. KENT
    212 3 aiidei-. haw •>. m issued fot the rocoiuuiis sioning ol tbe fast class cruiser Kent for a futher spell of service with the China Squa drou. The coming one will bo the Keat third commission. She was oiiginall> con tnissiona^d m October, DJOJJ, by Captain D.
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      531 3 Hovcrti "omenta, AUCTIONS. MORTGAGEE S SALE OF Valuable Land and Houses a.TVATE D \T \ORTH BRIOGE ROAD, SINGAPORE. «2rty, 17th S*pt at 2.30 p., v. <ultiin Allien leasee N«»s. Si> and 86 for 99 i r4 *rs from l,& r >o. area 2,87* sq. ft., together ith the shop-house premises
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      481 3 Hbvcrt tsemento. APTIIfTMEXTS. KUOAI3 with oxl Af' i '<> H*t». OaiMJ; 7,o\V> X- Terms moderate. Aug 16 uc Apartmenta suitable for Married couple, or two gentlemen, private Bathroom and Verandah, near town. Apply A. Z. c,o Free Press." July 1 TO LET. VT Large and well lighted office to let
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      622 3 FOR PROTECTION OF IRON AND STEEL. IN THE TROPICS USE j Siderosthen Paint. f^JP Resists the action ol Salts. BS^ -^fS^^^Bg Acids, Steam, Extreme climfKl l S^^^^^E^ atie intiuences, tropical sea, f|»Bt' ■*i."f' ,v <-T 'f^L^L^L^LW* water with its destroying: ISrl £lr^i*aaaaK^ -^Slaaaaaaaal organisms. I?** -^*^4?Jiaaaaaaaaaaty Specially Suitable for Prid-
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      890 3 Singapore Sporting Ulub. THE AUTUMN RACE MEETING WILL UE HKLD ON Tuesday the 15th, Thursday the I 17th and Saturday the 19th October, 1907. PROGRAMME. FIRST DAY. T >*day. Vdh Qckibtr, lfl*V. I. Thr Maidbn Platb. Valuer $600. A Race for Maick-a llu*r**.i. Weiirlit Bet. Ex-<eri f lin3 t. r<.!\
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      50 3 Pneumonia. This disease always results from a cold >t from an attack of influenza. Chamber' ains Cough Remedy quickly cures these ailments and counteracts any tendency towards pneu menu*. It is d ade especially* lor these snd similar Rilmenl?* and can always h**- <*lrr*-rd«»d upon. For -ale by all dcaSsiw.
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  • Domestic Occurrences.
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      Births
      47 4 On Ai^fust 24, Ifaff, at Shanghai, the wife of F. W. Stewart, of a daughter. On August 2«). If 07, at Shanghai, the wife of O^ ley Crewe-Read, of a daughter. On August 26th, 1907 at Shanghai, the wife of B. von Fischertz. of a son.
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      Death.
      19 4 On August 20, 191)7, at Tientsin. John DOUGLAS Ross, mate of the lightship Taku. born October 25, ltiss.
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    The Singapore Free press. Tuesday, Sept. 10, 1907.
    1699 4 The Singapore Free press. Tuesday, Sept. 10, 1907. Ivm.t tat f.i.r f-i t«'«t*j& k." »wi bT wAoesce t&d it rrv c s» (aJa H« p*i kx Troth kn i -»it pt.t;u >m, r •*lzed Relltfioa, i. :j Las. I 'or the Crown Coloai«?s m the Far E*st there may be
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    985 4 Mr Gardiner took over the duties of Chief Police Officer on Saturday from Mr. Grove. The aleath is announced from Tientsin of Mr. Carl PiolbbO, ame of the m-st respected of the foreigu community there. Practice for the Interp.rt R'.iD match was to ounmeuce at Hongkong on Saturday, 7:h September
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      241 4 CaTdbcck MacGregorj AND COMPANY. aaaaaaaaafaaaW" WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. ALE, BEER STOUT IMPORTERS. BOTTLERS AND BLENDERS. BRANCHES AT: Shanghai, Tientsin, J Hongkong, Penang, L Glasgow and London, with j; AGENCIES throughout the East. Purveyors to the British Army and Navy and (J. S. Navy. AGENTS for the principal Champagne, Claret,!
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      197 4 THE ONLY AND MOST I SUITABLE, HEALTHY Il AND it COMFORTABLE PLACI I F POR I I HOLIDAYS j; tS THE I CRAG HOTEL 1 1 PENANG HILLS I DISTANCE from SINGAPORE I 26 HOURS ONLY. I NOTICE. AU cemmtmications to the Editor shoald be egibly written on one side
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    RIOTS AT VANCOUVER.
    84 5 JAPANESE AND CHINESE ATTACKED. B T Submarine Telegraph- Reuters.) ftib n< leports Aat tollowiau oa sai of the Lie atotjaiu-Goveroor to the Orientals Exclusion measure. th« „1, wreck* 1 tuo Japanese and Chinese > at aueouver. |v >.vi- isttiot, the .lapancso arinod tbeui- ..,'•.,>> with knives and
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    BRITAIN'S BEST.
    100 5 The New Ocean Flyer. Keceivt i, at 11 am. .eparture of the uew turbine steamer ifjji of too Cuuatu Line, has de>e'opI p.M-i. aiuaalOßlilaatitm at I.iver- h :ndr<. i .-acd aooplf crowded oa thanks oi' the Mersey to 100 tl*S largest p in the world ieAve "n her
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    JAPANESE CRUISERS AT TRIESTE.
    38 5 Lee. Sept I 4-. 1 ptn. ..'.>••» .c Loncur of tho arrival IBBbbbm r uot :> <.ntiuue it 'i v ie*te EtaflßUUl Battleship Launched. ihe -> a.v battla?ship Emperor Paul, •l«. was launched at St. Petersu Saturday.
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    THE KING IN LONDON.
    17 5 Reco;v«?d 7 12 pm tl. M. like Kiug Las ret rued to London.
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    NEWFOUNDLAND MODUS VIVENDI.
    98 5 Similar to that of 1906. Lee 7 12 pm No Co itidlaud modus vivendi has r. sign«*d. It practically proloogjl the modus vivendi another voir but m consideration :he noninterference iv taking Newfound;uders aboard Aanerican vessels m ncn-•rriT->rial waters the A mar. cms are not to ml
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    DEATH OF M. SULLYPRUDHOMME.
    154 5 bai occurred it M. laic. urasaad Belly rrudhouiine, Irfn.-l. born m I'ari^. March ]a i• •;.< L.- <• Boraparte. rsrards In a-aine a law r s assistant, Mish«?d bis first volnmc of poan it: It attract* cona-idcrable attention. POOBI Lt Vanaj Kih'' wa« pra i a
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    IN MOROCCO.
    188 5 THE CAPTURED KAID. A Premature Report. (By Submarine Telegraph— Reuters) At Tangier letters have beeu received from Kaid Maclean, da>ted August PJth. He says It seems years sir -a I was made a prisoner. I have caught a shill and have to sleep ou the tloor of a
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    TRADES UNIONISM.
    41 5 SOCIALIST SCHEME. Received Sept. "L, at l'» LJa.ui. The Trades I aion Congress ha^ closed. It resolved to call on the Government tc settle the unemployed question by absorbing the -lempioyed labour and permanently reorgauisit".: industry <..u co-cr»erativ€ basis.
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    REBELLION IN CHINA.
    36 5 Reuter s correspondent at Canton says that there is a ii> 'u_: m I icgechin^' district, Yuenchow prefecture. The magistrate and his family -.ere killed and the Magistracy d*--troyed. Troops hay.» heen sent.
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    SHOOTING.
    29 5 America Wins Palma Trophy. America has won the Palm a Ritl? Trophy with 1.712, Canada made Ij'Tl, Australia 1,053. Bntain I, MI Tbe previous best isjoord wa- 1,4)70.
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    SINGAPORE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
    149 5 I MOSICaL evenin T«> ITIOHT. M- rubers of the Society are reminded oi the M deal Evening to be given to-nighl at 9 pm. at the Teutonia Club. Fail de< tails were given m yesterday's ■SBttO. I* i: odv needful to repeat that there will l>e an
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    SUPREME COURT.
    199 5 The Cmei Jastice hid a long list of sum nions m OaßßßiboTi yesterday whi -h kepi lum till 880 pm. At this hour all furthei «mmons were adjourned and His Lordship t .ua the Boach Mr Van BoOMfVNI petitior.e 1 -v behalf of four widows the mothers BOtiag
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    POLO.
    641 5 The K. 0. R. Cap Singapore Retains. Selaugor never made a bolder bid for the possession of the handsome silver trophy preseu; ed to the Polo Club by the King's i Own Regiment, than they did last night, j wheu they (same down to contest for it 'with Singapore.
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    SHOOTING.
    313 5 Mini i uee K\n-e vi Keim-ek Hakboi i; A I ampetition was held during Friday Saturday and Suoday last, the conditions beirg S shots at '2b yards and 50 yards— any military pori'ion Sv.ivice rifles oulv Highest pcastms score '14. On voting for a Committee the under mentioned were
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    CAPTAIN FINED.
    464 5 BRKAOH OF PORT REGULATIONS. Captain H. dtVries, of the Fmtch steamer Van der Lyn, appeared before Mr Michel 1, the senior magistrate, yesterday, m response to a summons issued by Captain Edwards, the senior boarding ctiioer, ta) explain bow be came to take passengers from Singapore when he
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    MINE RETURNS.
    332 5 Keiat Lin Mining Compare. Ltd, ISO pikuls. Kuantan '1 ia Mining Coinpuiv. Ltd 290 pikuls. The Manager reports This lias been the di last month we have bad for a lang li*ajo. The ri.er has been sj dry that all our rice haal to be carted over-laud. Pebak
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    SAMBAS RUBBER AND GUTTA PERCHA CO.
    65 5 £160.000 CAPITAL 181.525 ACRKS. IN Dunil WtST BtlKNKil. 1 1 TIih Sambas Rubber and Outta Perch a I Company oMbbS its lists ?.> dav Sept 211(1. 'The capital is £160,060. llie Directors are Mt-ssrB. J>ick Liuder. Arthur ThcmpJson. Money aud Deval. Th** purchafe price
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      19 5 Rigaud's Bocool Extract is an eitra reproduction of this sweet yet powerful fndisn perfume and is '.cry popu'ar. 21
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      36 5 Chainbei Iain's Pain Balm. T i lis liniment should occupy a prominent place in every home. It has no equal for its prompt cures of cuts, burns, bruises and si fains. For sale by all tlealei*s.
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      174 5 pROBINSON Co.l J Annual Cash Clearance I SALE I I Now Proceeding I nNrr A year I IUIlUL A YEAR ONLY. I REAL REDUCTIONS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. I ROBINSON CO. •^sBBBaaBBSBBaBBBaas aasBBaaBaaaaBBaaatasia g 'MONARCH' VISIBLE I^m^sT* is.-msw TYPES IN THREE SIZES gy j W q COLOURS BlLLlNti $220 PERFECTLY OLD
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    THE YEMEN REBELLION.
    702 6 BKI'ia>«JITATn BS TO TUB BIUA.N. ilaMit writes —The Yemen representative who were "-em to Constantino]. le are no^ oa then WBJ l*ck to Yemen .titer ai interview with the Sultan. Jt is stated tha these representatives have taken with then lsooration- ami In rge mi ins of
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    INTERNATIONAL RUNNING.
    254 6 Allied Nhrubb. the English long aiistance run vr. aOßiplaßßlj took the ii«-art out of the American champions at New \ork, by the 1 I rdly eas> wsy m which he defeated Frank Kanal of Boston, alaamssoa af the' I nited Mates, m a three mile racit. Tlit Englishman
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      105 6 Infant Mortality. The attention of the Town Council at Johannesburg, Transvaal, was last year directed to the fact that out of eighty-foor infants, who died m Docember, forty-four of them hsd died of dysentery. An investigation wiih a view of tracing the source of the disease was authorized. Under the
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      665 6 B^vcrtioemento• j On the Berth. SHIRE LINE OF STEAMERS. tj Hongkong. Shanghai fap.in. The ss. BME( ONSHIRE ■":f.4>3 t»r»ns. Captain Tomlinson. will be esh patched for to abo. c ports on Wajdnesalay 9 noon the llth instant. [She has e.\celleat acco i mciation for saleoa j passengers. For fr.-iir^t or
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      512 6 iHtocrtfecments. SHIPPING. J JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Go., ltd. A rajgniar FORTNIGHTLY Service i maintaina3d between Japan and Europe by tha following NEW TWIN SCREW STEAj MERS. Ckdcb Mail Coxtbacts with thb Impbbial J \PAVEvr Govbrnmbkt. Specially designed for the Company'a Euro pean Service, lighted throughout by Electricity provided with ex<je!lent
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      694 6 Hovcrttsemcnts. SHIPPING. P. o. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. I 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 Amerioan Ports. Steamer* will leave Singapore oa or about MAIL LINES. Oaf ward (for China) Otwania
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      596 6 Bbvertiocmente. j SHIPPING. Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen, COAST LINES Steamers of the Coast Fleet toss reg. tobs re) P. tchaburi 2191 Devawonges Ir> 1 Borneo 2100 PaAlat ln." Kuhsiohang 2040 Anghin iti* Hajah 3028 Lockeun lAS Pitsanulok 2019 Choiaing 166 Bangkok 1920 Pongtong 165 Kajaburi 1904 Sameen 16C Korat 1900 Loo
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      718 6 a&vcrtiacmcntfl. SHIPPING. XXI. Norddeutscher Lloyd, BremeL nfPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE The fa«t and well-known mail «t«w this Company sail fortnigrbtly from I Hamhnrg via Rotterdam, Ant rerp. S< ;i; W (iribraltar. Genoa, Naples, (connection M w Naples, Alexandria and vice versa) Port Sues, Aden, ColomaSo, Penang, Singapore *1 kong, Shanghai,
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    RUBBER NOTES.
    537 7 ,i mail papers we tak^ the following i .lealiug with matter:* of interest to :'t er r. lanters and share holders Nkv\ St ii aca ut Sri-i'LY. report upon the bulb rubber found in j e-c- West Africa -.--as ree.ently re •i I.i&l-on fiom Professor Carlos Cerho h
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    FIND OF ANCIENT BUDDHIST SCULPTURES.
    242 7 The Superintendent. ArchaVo^i, ;l l gurrs) Frontier Circle India m his annual report for 1906-1907 records some most interesting rinds of ancient Buddhist sculpture at Sahr-Bakloe. When visiting the place a villager approached the Superintendent and vaaluteerod the information that if Huts were wanted bs
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    THE OIL TRADE IN JAPAN.
    183 7 >\ CM I ITI nOM LOOKKO I Cr. The Tokyo Asahi Dtadieta keen eoui petition ia hipan between the lining son Oil Co. anl tiie Standard a lil Co m tiie near •iitniv, an 1 reports tha: !a»t year the hiding 9 m oil CoiMi-auy
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    EXCHANGE.
    70 7 (Cobbbotbo vr TO c ept 9. Bank 4 in/s 2/4 i demand 2/4,^ Private credits 3 m/s 2/4^^ credits 6 m/s 2/4: F banes, demand Bask )*)3f Gbbmant, demuid 239 India, T. T 174 Honqkon a, demand f!^dis Yokohama., d^miud 114* Java, dam md 140 jB\NaK3K. dentul 63? 3:>vEßSieiM,
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    PRODUCE.
    135 7 B ptemb i 9 Tin I ity.-r-. •<■', .v. Gambier 6s>J Gambier Cube No. 1 10 :S.O Gambier Cube No. 2 9.70 Pepper Black (ordin. Spore. 17. t> Pepper, White (fair L.W. 5 p S3 ii2\ Nutmegs (110 to the lb.) 22 0<» Nutmegs (80 to the lb.) 32
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    SHARES.
    517 7 MINKS. Capital Capital Issue Paid Isatsed paid up Vain* ap Comranf. ■*,uot*tloot $300,000 .100,000 10 10 Belat Tin M. Co. Ltd |f#« S2'52 225 00 10 10 Bruang Limited gjj 13°^ 6 0C0 10 10 Bntseh Hydraulic Tin M. Co Ltd It £400,000 350,000 £1 £1 Duff Dsrelonment Co.
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      71 7 Not if as Rich as Rothschilds If you had all the wealth of Rothschilds, you could not buy a better medicine for bowel complaints than Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The most eminent physician can not prescribe a better prepai ation for colic and diarrhoea, both for hildren and
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      1085 7 afcveirtiflcmento. Ilexandra Brickworks Coy Limited BRICKS FIREBRICKS. Sound, well-shaped and ard burnt bricks can be ipplied at 1 50 per laksa at le Works. Firebricks $60 per thousand. Fireclay $30 per ton. Any shaped bricks can be ade to order and delivered i about five weeks. 'PLY TO THE BORNEO
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      330 7 SHIPPING STOOMvAAKT MAATSCHAPPY (STEAMSHIP COMPANY.) NEDERLAND." Foi tnightly Mail Service between Java aud Amsterdam via Singapore. Sabang and Genoa. Steamers are dn<s on or shoal thp ur. dermeationod date* Outward Rom©w«.r<i QiaotJas Sept IJ K. WiUssa II B«| 11 1 K. WiF.em 111 Bavpl S3 K. Willi. lainaß Ba I
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      449 7 HAMBURC-AMERIKA LINE. PASSENGER SERVICE. •aabe aew ilhbiiii BmvsaiA," "Ifiniwin "nimili ml the fcaCANDiA and BtLMia. The steamers ara apeeialry anflt tot the sraasea anl have luxurious PsßSiagll accommodation. First-claw Cab;.- amidships. lighasJ throughout by e.rctricity, cabirs Dtsad with ha* Doctor and Fill H snIIBBSS carried, i^ajndry on board. Kesam **ekets
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    THE SINGAPORE ARREST OF THE "DENBIGHSHIRE."
    441 8 (High Court of .Justice, Chancery Division, befoie Mr Justice Piokford. as faaaV I ion .1 udge. This was a vn >tion to contin^e au iuterim injunction granted by the nagiatrar of companies winding tip. Mr J. A. Simon appeared for the applicant, tbe liquidator
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    WISHED HE HAD HIT HARDER.
    245 8 Mr >1> rris of Taniong Paejar ap^ared •efore Mr Michel', the senior magistrate, esterday. on an allegatiam of using criminal force to a Chintase contractor nam<»al an i 'an Han. Mr Bfaaaaall appeared Ist the a?ompliiuant. and the defendant was represented ►7 Mr Elliot Mr
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    MAGISTRATES' APPEALS
    129 8 I'^fore Mr Justice Fisher yesterday. An Uaaaooaaari i Ahi-eai.. He Lim Chia Kong. I'or appellant Mr T. D Parsons. In this case counsel appealed on grounds chiefly that the conviction was against the weight of the evidence, aiud mentioned that most of the eviden<» was suspicion only. Appellant
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    S. C. C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    595 8 I STERDAY S PLAY A Sl.v.nKK H. B. Nunneiey laeat F. Sal/.munn, w.o. H A M tjon v N. E. Kent, unfinished. J. Rolertson lent C. F. J. Green. BSin'.i.js Capt. > oung i 0. W. Edwards, un&nishasd. lit. D'nwiddy Kevd Swindell. I 4WI. v
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    CRIMINAL APPEAL.
    142 8 Before Mr. Justice Fisher yesterday Re Lim Chia Hong, coolie* Mr. Parsons I for appellant Mr. P. J. Sproule D. P. P. for the Crown. Counsel for appellant contended that the verdict was against the evidence and that the man had been convicted on suspicion. Tho case arose
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    57 8 On the recommendation ot *he chief of the fire department, Manila is not to trouble yet about horseless engines. While not denying that they are ingenious, the adiief thinks there are too many pa'ents on them, and they are to> far from perfection, to be worth while changing from horses,
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    THE ACCIDENT TO H.M.S. FLORA.
    395 8 Fir i iikr Df.taii >. The accident to H M.S Plans pix>\«js,*to l»e mtaVsr serious say* the p i Mormimg Pu-^i. She was diy-dooked early yesterday morning, tVBBJ o<» proc-a^edin^ thither fi-om the scene of her mishap vvithaiut iissistance, though lots of help was ready
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    LATE NEWS
    180 8 F aVasVs i M VND ihe OIDIM V».Ba. London. A -jr. 18. -An ordea- has l>een issued to the Chinese army, tbat any officers lor froldier- found >moking opium ap> to '>c I *aal faded. m v\ > i\ Canra. London, Aug. IS. Germany ba» spent l&la] millions
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    FATAL RACING ACCIDENT AT POONA.
    157 8 K\- aao si ajra Jooun bTiuj Poona, August J>"th. A fatal accident occurred this morning, when Scipio, the wellknown Arab, was returning fr^u. the racecourse under charge of a riding boy named Sheik Amed, v h only came from lUngalore two days ago. Crossing the
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    CHINESE ABROAD.
    58 8 According to latest investigations, bays a Chinese journal, Chinese, not including students, now m foreign countries number as following •Japan 17,673 Asiatic ffa.ssa 37,009 Hongkong 814,^91 Hiam 2,755,739 Burma 135,860 Java 1,825,700 Australia 84,435 Kurope 1,761 Korea 11,260 Malaysia 197,307 Philippines 83,785 Annam 197,307 Africa 8,200 America 272,829
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    SIR HENRY MCCALLUM IN THE INDIAN PRESS.
    80 8 The Times of India Illustrated Weekly of August Msb, devotes a full page to a speak ing likeness of Sir Henry McCallum. The Kditor says that Sir Henry is no stranger to the Spicy Isle, he having visited it on thr«se previous occasions,
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    149 8 The Kiissian Volunteer Fleet steamer j Varoalavl arrived from Shanghai yesterday with a c»rgo of tea for Odessa. The P. and 0 homeward mail Marmora j left Hongkong at pm. on Saturday, aud ii due here at 6 am. on Thursday The outward mail steamer Oceana left Colombo
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      558 8 PASSENGERS. Per Sri Muar Mr F. Wallace. Per Selangor Mr A. Carlos, M Hankins, Mr R. Bryans. Mr Palliser, Mr J. L. Walker, Mr J. B. GiblK>ns, Misses Leask, Mr E. B. Whitford, Mr C. Graburn. Mrs Hovel. Mr H. E. Burgess. Per Isla de Luzon Mr Watlershuui. Mr J.
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      648 8 VESSELS IN PORT. Men-of-War Kl«a and Tom Commanders Arrived from »or Merlin Brit cru. 1070 VYalker Sept J Penang i Wright Am. tra., 364 Hamilton May 17 Manila Dock. I Ship YUm A Tons Master Arrived f rem Gonstgne* For Whet Agapanthais Brit 2866 Davies Aug 31 New cast h-
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