The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 12 November 1907

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1 8 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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    16 1 THE Singpaore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1907. NO. 6,185
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    132 1 'lbe visit of the Kroperor of (itrmiiiv to England is puzzling the pnlj leal qoidnuaee. He h^< hoen ttoßfje] by rhe log P*g« Au m id^al iv,* without hu>i: >ur occirn .1 iv the Ofcsnnel Pteai, uh-u Si> lVtw 8 otl flew the lignal F*diut fa ol
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    CRAZED
    963 1 i o-ii.t. v v matge Hi MMBfri people out K.ist. Th tt th. prf f a r batter view aud persjxctive I bout many h.»:.i<- BMtten thu» <]•» people it.nu.liv ;it kMMwkoWfl the things naming MfrSOT their ncs^n. ibe truifcin b embodied io ri u y popular > i\
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      769 1 tu eastern Smelting Company Limited i.ecrporated under the Companies Ordinance 1889 of the Straits Settlements. Capital $1,500,000 Divided into 150,000 Shares of $10 each. 3 I 'i'U<'U M par, i-ayabl, 51 pet Shan n •Mian on AUoftmcßt and th. balano. on the 28th d j I b. r. i««>t. {M
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      328 1 Entertainments. TO-NIGHT THE ALHAMBRAS' i NEW i to-himit -j PICTURES IMT ••PRIVATE ATKINS. MINDS THE BABY. 1 ScreamiDgly funny. 44 THE MAGIC LANTERN." High Science m Photography. 44 JANE IS FURIOUS." A side splitter. 44 OUT WEST" IN AMERICA. Thrilling anti full of exciting incidents. THE COOK'S PRACTICAL JOKE." A
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      20 1 ENGINEERS j GONTRA GTORS. I XJ Si •gs LJLJ O Q. pi— N o Z BURMA STRAITS SIAM and QHINA.
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      77 1 TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. Sfeesm Robinson for specialities Ea lamps— Page The prosnoulUß of Urn fanportant aVMtera SmoHiag Co. will be found on pagf 1. S(,<jii Keck >.<( v. rul aweemg on page i. Notice re Geonnn -liij> Bhantong ou page 2. The Sultan for W. rileta Austi .i;a I'.i^i 6. Mi.
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      430 1 THE WEEK TCBSDAY, lJth: High Water 9 A _MJ p fiOtlUa Z-f i:.i. Hookey— S.CC. Ist X! W^t Kent. t"• 1 1 J W K. W Kf-nU II WIDKRaUAY, 13? li High Water I 1% a.. 3 21 p. football B.C.G r.M 0.1 TSURSI>AT. 14th High Water:— "..52 a 1.51
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    MORE DAYLIGHT.
    272 2 L.i i-.uiutvtiuu with the proposal fur ulterk»f the cl nk tilling part ti the year to as give more time for daylight, the following letter appears iv the Spectator Mr Will. u"> proposal for intcrforinn mfth tli. clock. quoted m yourixiiu- of August tfti, i^ a reform whirl
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    SUNSET AT TANJONG KATONG.
    101 2 The rattling palm trees beDd:u_' < 'er i)ih sauds, L :ke sleoder w.>.»d'.and u\ tnpbs of irractful height. The bun forthpouriug t'- Won" I>iu«l8, r the shi»re. of pojMOt'i n n H^bt, TJm rippliu^ >>f th-« wiv-!ets ele*! vitk lomoa, 1 «i!ent llittiuu's of th^ phintom
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    AFGHAN AFFAIRS AND THE COMING FAMINE.
    120 2 Tbe nr. r s<ivs Apparently (ho X .i 111 «ijv»rniaent ha> g >t wiu.l f the wareitj m India anl ia •psvaatontiw -i Afgnnniatni hfriUii Jrtine<l Of its produop, t r wt .irt told that an order ha.s Leen r*'.*-iveJ by tbe i 1
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    RESPECT FOR FUNERALS.
    99 2 A Fr^n.-L frieni of mine who baa been m < ila^ijow for ;i ihott time is un.i/ed, not to s.iy bhoeked, the iii'lifferanoe of the jw.l faring th-» paoiiag of funeral. They 'lo tilings dirt'ei-putly i<i France. Even m Urn crowded stie^*tB of P.irij OVOVJWM lifts lii*
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    CHINESE RENAISSANCE.
    50 2 T!ie most important vent of the nineteenth RmiwMtn -A Japon tbe dotanca of Chiaa i< th.- prvatoit m >»:d--pioLkm to iw »«jiv.-.i m tin twnoAiath ttalat Tb« kifttotia*, th« politK-irtD, the the >tioErtli>t, aL«I, ■■o^o all, tho Chriotiaß, to 'l^vct<' tli^ir I, if „f, o ;t ■< Our
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    DEAR TRUST MEAT.
    47 2 Th; rorott "f Ko*ao*oe Cooatjr, \m IfaiMt aiaol fcr« B~rf Trust, I.'JO" persons pled «iug tkooMolfM to aoota'a tnm mmoA fur bra *lijs. »8 ciijn ti'ant of the popular temper with i"kf .id to tnufl i>iioes lor the MotOMrioJ of lif- WoiM Sex Toti
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      60 2 Croup Give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at soon as the child becomes noaite, or even •a'ter tl.e crcupy cough appears, and the attack may be warded off. There is no better medicine m the market for children than this remedy. It contains nothing injurious and as it is pleasant to the
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      653 2 NOTIQES. PIANOS Bought, Sold or Exchanged Pianos at $150 and Upwards, by different Makers Guar<mt«ed m Perfect Order and Made for the Climate. W. J. GARCIA, Pianoforte Tuner and Repairer. 50 Bras Banab Road. Oct 4 uc NOTICE. The furniture Sale at No. 9J-1 River Valley Road is postponed. G.
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      627 2 fcttwcrtisemcnts. NOTIGES. ESHARAT KHAN Co. •Cheapest and beet Book Kinder, Printer, and Account Book Ruler. All orders executed promptly. 84, BB4ss Basah Road. MESSAQERIES MARITIMES. I have resumed charge of this Agency frorr this date. C. TOURNAIRE. Nov 6 IH.H SARAWAK GOVERNMENT. Tenders are invited for thesupp T y cfengin
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      860 2 jEtfwcrttscnicnrs. NOTIGES. REWARD $500. i Tbe above reward will be paid for infor inaiion loading to tbe arreHt of Liuu Siew Hock, late cashier of Trading Company Hoi land. Last seen on September 7th at noot iin Singapore. Photograph may be seen al I the Central Police Station. Sept 18
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      545 2 HfcvcrtisemciUs. INSURANCES. Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd. FiRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE. Funds Exceed jC12,000,000. W. A. SIMS, t Manager, Eastern Branch. Aug 29 Guardian Assurance Company, Limited, London. j, Subscribed CapiUl J82,000,000 j Total Invested Funds, upwards ot...£ti,2bU,OUO Annual Income upwards of jCI. »>,(■«■■ Fire Bisks. Short or Long Periods
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      492 2 ftvcttffemciut, Hongkong Sha^T^^ j Corporation Paid-up Capital. Rksbevi Firms:— "I Sterling |n VM!l|l s»i™- $n Rksektb Ljabiuty or PKoP&IBTOiiS.... I. Court of Dirictow G. H. MtuHrasT, Esq._c HAI t Hon Mr. Hmr Ki<-w, CK ,-D«rrTT r*' A Ha^.E?,. l\ Chi*> Manaoih Houokoso.-J. R. n >iJTi Managsk ■■I— 11.— H. E.
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    TRIUMPHANT TURBINE.
    631 3 REI Wl v t "I" nrkl i m w Urn S< doulH then ui^ap. did not at oaoe lowei tha !->n« hold by the Dentachtin will bat wtimnlate inter. i rioter ship. Urn llaore :i:ir.lt i will BliOlilj .tirt IT *oy t New York. <{l that for wio
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      205 3 FOR SALE. FOR SALE Ist Cl%si Weight Carnil iontial >b i I Gem. < >wr r -me. HI .2 tt- li.ll INSPECT. d band tyat I'ar- I I AT, 0 IBS Alley, i 1 1 HOTEL. Ie m -.r.^apore p n^ncera. j A lirst-cla=9 house fuMy furnished. P. T. c
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      601 3 Bfcvcrttecmcnts. 'U a tie no\s. A.UCTIO9 SALE OF A Collection ot Va'udbe WellCrown Rosetrees, Stephanotis, Palms, Ferns &c. (She, The property of W. NASH ESQ. TO BE HELD AT No. 16, WILKIE-RD (OFF SELEGIERD) On Saturday, 10th November at I. SO p.m. <irge and well^rowa voaetrees, iialms, c-rotons. orchids, stephanotis
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      459 3 fl^crti semen ts. AUGTIOMS. MORTGAGEE S SALE Valuable Residential Property No. 17. HACE (Ol USE 1JOAI). At Messrs. H. L. Coghlan Co's Saleroom. Monday, 25th Afcwi., at 2-Jo p.w. Valaable Freehold Laad fronting tli< l!acc Cour-c and abutting <»n Keraasj Laae m rear. Area 10,060 sqnara f<<t. Togetber with the
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      414 3 CONCENTRATED DISINFECTANT. v_j^? JR gj^^y' ■FM «t 1 Gallon $1.75, 2 $3.25, 5 $8.00. This Disinfectant is imported m a highly Concentrated form and may be diluted up to 60 times its bulk, producing a Milk White Fluid which will not stain. This is the most economical and effective Disinfectant
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  • Domeetic Occurrences.
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      Births.
      36 4 Adams.-At "lixiwood," Ponang, on th« »th inst., the wife of A. R. Adams, of a son. Machado. On the sth inst., at Sungei Siout, Perak, F.M.S., the wife of A. I). Machado, of a son.
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      Marriages.
      93 4 Williams Pike -On Nov. 9, Staff Surgeon Penry i.arnons Williams of K.M.S Alacrity to Tere^sa Mary second daughter of the late Walter Pike, at the Roman Catholic Cathedral. Colomb-Maarten/..—On the 7th inst.. at St. George's Church, by the Rev. Frank W. INines. ma.. Colonial Chaplain Penang. Spencer Ce<il Colomb,
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      Death.
      27 4 RossignoN. At BruBB«is, on the 14th October, Adrjen Antcine Marib Joseph Leopold Rossicmon. Chevalier de lOrdre d« la Couronne «c Chief Medical Officer, Congo Fre« State.
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    The Singapore Free Press Tuesday, Nov. 12, 1907.
    2033 4 The Singapore Free Press Tuesday, Nov. 12, 1907. -<-•»»■ P. t-< p-'j -vtiautji i mmm v »»ia; (I Singapore friends ..i Mr T. Twak.v, wh> was .Idpiu.-,,' C'»nni'. h»re duriag the try ;.j ..f the llusso Japanese war. and jU^uth- w;is move! to the charge of Ujh r .iu»ulite at
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    NAVAL STORM.
    93 4 PAINT BEFORE GUXNERy. Beresford and S Iv tOWfliinot with the or-: ralty t-> prepare for the k i Lord Oharkfff BeraeCori m nailed a general order I to suspend current oparatiuu* Admiral Sir Percy iettt, ting the order to one of bis Portlaud liiu^e, sign til.- 1 thli
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  • FAMINE IN TURKEY.
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      Riots Follow.
      43 4 It is wired trotn C economic c nditaoai an-1 the big m- c i m i > The mob the H mt mill-. The Uvt| r were woundcl. The mob at Btinrt m» igainst the exp.»rt of rl r opoa prohi'.Mte 1.
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      KAISER'S VISIT.
      27 4 Wtat Political Sip c. Km Nov. U,U.i The^emiui Kmperor mornicL' for Spithea.l fog m the Channel, but there g sun9hice for the Lord M ij
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      42 4 The X umt^i yachl m Bill, fog- bout 1 Though there is an iv. i iv the general t« u^. I I Euotrti ririi bdteUUdli Men >piniou» differ us I cacce but the desire v uia> piove the optaiag An.'!., 'iermau relation
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    THE LATE DR. ROSSIGNON
    65 4 Ike leaih of B tlgian savint. m i uito tro| i. hi? u;iiue familiar to all region of scientific •Dr B '>-i_":un wafj a 1 Jciaioii of S.u.Mp..-.' aritl with her hu.baud. Mr J tered li«r.k. frieada here m Java, will hay.> ir.ii.jli ITflipathv la .tddition
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    ALLEGED IMITATION OF LABELS.
    125 4 ALLEGED IMITATION OF LABELS. tag 9 iii,' Hock, tb m v Eastern Aerated W■• C V ictoria Stiver, ai- \m Court, Messrs Michel! ai ).i> afteraoea, "v :u a!!. I r md St.. Pt*| rver conducted the pi half < f Meitll defend*- i. 1 ha jlrfondant dteJan yellow label*
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    L.L.T.C. CROQUET
    37 4 In the CixHjuel Tournainea; ship, Mr (ir.'en U.it Mrs Sa i. match Mrs Lav v Mr Join \i untimsho'l. PtlY POB TBUBBD CHAMri<>N>Hll Capt foOßg v Mr Elcuiu Mi Jobs Aittmoi v Mrs Lm finish.
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    10 4 The lota] receipts of the P« ways per »;> >n»h tWtßftC
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      360 4 JUST LANDED EX S.S. PALERMO" A SHIPMENT OF AMSTEL LAGER BEER," IN QUART BOTTLES. ALSO THE SAME BEER IN SEVEN and a HALF BALLON CASKS. Caldbcck Macgrcgor 0 SOLE AGENTS. John Little Coy., Ltd. ~l SOLE AGENTS I FOR John Walker Sons' KiLMTKRNOQK WHISKIES, John Walker's Extra Special Whisky (as
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      61 4 {BUSINESS PREMISES! TO LET. I m m J Business premises are about* ■to be erected near Messrs ■Kelly Walsh's Printing ■Works, Orchard Road, and jany persons desirous of occuI'pying them may have the accomodation arranged to suit their requirements by applying to the Architects from whom -any further information may
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    RECESS ORATORY.
    165 5 /Pr Submanne Telegraph Router's.) WHAT THE LEADERS THINK rnionists Pledged to Tariff Reform. Haldane on the Army. Campbell Bannermau speakiug at i 1 sai-i tha* he regarded the K,.--i; irrex* s-curlty f or Tiiuc^ Kushimis viait he M .i ratlin ot the hospitality and l .[..in to Prince
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    CLOTHES AND THE MAN.
    176 5 U O IfAHCUUHV \TTiRI..| Rendezvous 5,,- Lb« problems of tbe politic i Moaakor. l i)> Mr. Looda N. I aan entertaining apeeoh. <g about clotl. tliat Jie t t.ible m any coat until it was p.. and always haled b..ot^ I worn out. laugbt" r. m
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    TWO GOLF STORIES.
    108 5 r mi. .Mk li i: i m i>; popalai y, and, h '■■I mI opiui" ip (.J i ith th. la> bow«v«r, thai on* old lady, H location ha iy b«-en t- ling an aoeoont of a matcfa her d uighiei had L- laldag part. Ifiai (.lank
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    DERELICTS
    47 5 f the sea is novar dead. But BOrVOOIa perhaps the most iuny is that < I tho derelict and abandoned •fcipetkai rock on its restlew* bosom, Bileni jet it m;iy l>e 000)tei»ing Jr^oeb and tiea»ure wottth hundreds of thou Is of .lollarg.— C" Evening Mail." New York.)
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    22 5 ladies ot the Freubyteridu Cliuicb *^U»g party will meet at the residence of firowu, "Qrass^ale" Kivor Vnlley id, to-day at 4.M) p.m.
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    LATEST RUBBER PRICES. A Flat Market.
    57 5 {From om-poihient.) London, Nov. 11. The London rubber m irket is Hit and the <|U..Utiou for hard tin- l> dra j* :J Plantation rubier is fourpeuc* a pound down. I'.scuits and sheet rubber are. 1 A to 4 5 v pound. The market is
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    THE MONEY PANIC.
    57 5 P.v rSubuiariue Telegraph.—-Keutevs i Paper Wages. At Ne>v ork Ofltiaf t.. the WlriHiafl— >| of the h;hk~ t> r,k>:ise the currency the practice of plying wa^es <tn<l sii.iries io i ftWqnw iustea.l of bv casli i.-< widely k\- ten.in-, to the detriment of wai^e earners as the
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    Ranjisinhji in England.
    13 5 r'lince Kujjitsinhji has arrived m Eng- j 1 land. j
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    Morocco Cooling.
    42 5 M I'ichou baa ■anooncod tkal the aiiu ix\\ v m Morocc«T permits of the withdruvil: of tl.»- destroyers au<l four oiuiser*. I M l''u'uault has obtuine^l froui the 6ulrau all guarantees fur the faithful «-xc- j cution of frontier agreements.
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    A Baron's Suicide.
    53 5 i Raceiied Nov. 11. 11. l»; auj. Baron K'.linaine hai BOnaflrittod suicide ,n Paris BaiMii Kihii.une was 4thßaion. a liaron. t. and on« of th- t<pr< ■Mriitative IVt>rs of Ireland 1 m the Hor.s,' <>f Lords. He waa a I>■ puty L:.ut«nant for County Mayo anil .T.l'.
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    THE Y. M. C. A.
    451 5 other organization •vLidi bat for its aioi tbe g tiniag of the confiietea and support i of a certain definite class of men, has :nade more wonderful piogresd or has e\t-jnde«l its nee into more I'ountries than has the Yowig Mfii > 'nristi tn Ass->
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    96 5 A Chinfso dealer m ■tCO»d haml goude appeared before Mr Oilman jesterday charged with dealing m stolen property. < )a the "»th ft constable went to Lis •bop m unifoim ard purchased a spoon for three cents (so the accused said). He told the constable when he came back again
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    THE SPORTING WORLD.
    997 5 (Fro,,, Ocr EifjUth Corrcpondent A Yai.i Aiu.E Property. London, Oct. 1907. It Ii not so very long ago that 8,000 sovg would have bought Velocity, but it is now understood that 21,000 sov.s* has \h-cv refused for the sun «>t Speed- Ballast. This is another eximple of
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    A Great Match.
    782 5 When 70.C00 people pay 1»14 to watch j Celtic and Glasgow II ingers try conclusions, it is strong evidence of tbe "popularity of "Soccer "m Glapgow. The occasion was the final tie of the Glasgow Cup and after a spirited struggle, the honours were divided, each side
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    JAPANESE STEAMSHIP SUBSIDY.
    260 5 Id' mi shows no sijjn of letting upon hoc policy >f developing au oeeftn marine by < I tesding he&Tj on lies. Those wlio arc responsible for tn aubahly pvograaMK p;«y I lion to Urn promotiou ot Kuropean and American runs, and during 1906 the Govtarammt paid
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      213 5 if ROBINSON COMPANY ARE NOW SHOWING |f" K Jn A- new stock of I 'I Bronze Brass I! |I standard lamps I flf complete -with I I silk shades m The new incan jgEfef^ descent Burner feorf' J°l Kerosi e for .-.jLf^il ordinary lamp, *^i CIVES A CLEAR I BRILLIANT
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    TOO LAZY TO SPEAK.
    327 6 The la/iest nun m the world ia probably Arthur C'liileott. who slept peacefully m the dock at the Croydon Quarter Sessions while the perplexed Court considered what it should do with him. He waeckarged be li m beea) "ti twentys x previous ovca-ions with refusing to
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    MR. JOHN DORASAMI.
    54 6 ftfi th -ite<l H 9 i »otl 3 r ii it me m <I fijol >wiu_- to Mm i.' of 1 1 ng well. this not iid. h hI- Q of IMB I Of D H i? P .^ki. It i» a sink- r ii: ii with
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    TIN AND COPPER.
    122 6 taken to the mat >a t.<l ion I i New inu tl i A prom i I n- ntly tin aiM on Qmzetd r. pr< that tliire wad^ m tin- Btatisticml position i i •i tin. but tl j t with- )>■ kh tin a><! oo| a-t.
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    85 6 > <? The W.'U I ;t. I'remier ol t<>ri, i, contlAUei IwOIHIwi hi> :t<iveutnres iptrieaeea m Ragla»d batht latest h m Melbourue. he sui<l giea m England, lvi pielwd up mmm p«.»\iit^ boa then/ 1 ther fttiind of the h—tai \n\t they had l*en knowU.'J>:e itn<l pxp^rienct' tang lon£ cenluries,
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    Nothing to Fear.
    49 6 Mothers need have no hesitancy m giving Chamberlain 3 Ccugh Remedy to thrir little ones, as it cont^ns absolutely nothing injurious. This remedy is not cnly perfectly *afe to give amall children, but is a medicine f great worth and merit. Fcr sale by all dealers.
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      633 6 Hc-vcvtiecmcnts. On the Berth. OCEAN STEAM SHIP Co Ltd. FOB Sourabaya, Broome, Port Hedland. Cossack, Ashburton, Carnarvon, Geraldton and Fremantle. The Company' 3 Steamer "SULTAN," 2.063 tons Register, Captain Townley, is intended to sail for the above ports on Thursday, the 14th idem. For Freight or Passage apply to W.
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      465 6 Ht>vcrti9cmcnt6. SHIPPING. ■JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Co., ltd A legti.ar FORTNIGHTLY Sei is maintained 1-otween Japan and Europe by the following NEW TWIN SCREW STEAMERS, i Dnirk Mail Contracts with Tiis Imperial Japanf?* QoTnunaHK. Specially designed for tLe CmMMsJ^I Earol pean Sen ice, lighted throughout by Electric ity. pn vidf-.d with
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      618 6 SHIPPING. P. O. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. For China Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Billa of Lading iß3ued for CLina Coast, Persian Gulf, Continental and American Ports. Steamer? wlli leave Singapore on or about MAIL LINES. Ominmri (for China) 1908 Dvtuaha Jaa i
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      679 6 H^vcrtiocmcnto. SHIPPING. Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen. COAST LIKES. > IF itcamers of the Coast Fleet. TONS TONS TH^, Petcit&b-ui 2191 Derawongp* IM| Horneo 2100 Paklat iboT Kohsicban^ 2040 Anghin 1V.7 Kajah liOckaun lfj.'iT I'itsanulok 21>19 Choiaing 1667 Bangkok 192' Pongton* 1067 Kajaburi Samsen Itio7 K'-rnt l»)0 Loo Sok IQM Manila 1789
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      448 6 B»>vcttfoement9. shippixgT^ Norddeutscher Lloyd, R INPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LD The fast and well-known Mai] thi3 Company sail foctaifbtlj h BafldMKg v.a K^tt^rdain, nt Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (con- Naples, Alexandria and vie* veraa) Suez, Aden, Colombo, Pen*' konjf, Shanghai, Nagasa and back. They are duo m Mftyuil undermentione-l da toe OUTWARD
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    SHAKES.
    540 7 Aug 7 CapiUl Cap it* J Usut Pa»J Issued p*fd op V*!a« up Comp.inj. vfuoUrlan. gSJ"g 3(;0,000 10 B.Ut Tin M. Co Ltd *>°' il fiP^-g t 60,000 bO.OOO 1 i Kiutu Tm Min-s .7 jf pi S55 5 I £120,000 120,000 t\ Lahat Mines LH £250,000 179,500 s
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      477 7 Atocrtt*cmcnt6. Energy, Ambition, Cheerfulness, Strength, a Splendid Appetite, and Perfect Health by all mU follow th« ex»»l lady who firm thia -T:m>nial •< h*v« '.1 J ,f n »alci BkmUi t» WM .h.M.I; for as til warm,pfeMMt.rda3r*i rrlvwl, they brt^ocfct tZ MtU.lean.lj.; m. Al lU l!t^, m% Ayer's Sarsaparilla X...mii^n.-..lu.ii.
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      533 7 Htocrttscmcntd. WANTED. Wanted nicely situated house, noderat size, furnished prefered. Xt Appl y to M. M. co Free Press Nov 12 1411 POBITION WANTED By energetic young German, who speali tjngiisn, as Book-keeper or O.nce Assistant v\ lllirgr to take any kind of work. Offerte chiffre A. B. 50, 0
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      604 7 Hfrvcrtioemcnto. TO LET. c To Let from Ist October, No. 91 Robinson Road. Apply to B. N. Elias, 6 Malacca st. Aug 1 7.12 To Let No. 10 and 11 Devonshire Road. Apply to B. N. Elias, 5 Malacca Street. Aug 7 7.12 9 TO BE LET. Mount Lavinia No.
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      321 7 SHIPPING. INDO CHINA STEAM NAY. COY., LTD. The steamers of this Company maintain a regular direct service between Calcutta, Mraits, Hongkong, Shanghai and Japan, taking cargo on through Bills of Lading for Canton, Swatow, Amoy. Chefoo, Tientsin, Newchwang. Yangtsze Ports, Formosa, the Philippines &c. Ac. STEAMERS. Tons Commander Kutaang 4895
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      248 7 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINE. PASSENGER SERVICE. v Bj Om 11. w steamers Rhbnania," Habbburo," Hohbnhtacpkn," and tho SCANDIA" and Silesia." The steamers are specially built for the tropica and have luxurious Passenger accommodation. First-class Cabins amidships, lighted throughout by electricity, cabins fitted with fans. Doctor and Stewardesses carried. Laundry on board. Return
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      200 7 EXCHANGE. (COftMCTBD VT TO Xov. H.) Bank 4 m/s 2/4 A demand 2/3Jf Priyate credits 3 m/s 2/4 i m credits 6 in/g 2/4 J^ Fbakcb, demand Bank... 291 Ghmant, demand 237 India, T. T 173 i Hongkong, demand 12]% norn Yokohama, demand m Java, demand 139\ Bangkok, demand 65]
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    INTERNATIONAL LAW AND A TONGKANG.
    955 8 I>CCIMOa Bl v C"ii:i WllM >•• Jiri-i>i> ri'iN. 'Ihe decision m the Singoia tongkaug notion WM deliveied yesterday afternoon m the Supremo Ourt by Mr Justice Fisher, v«ho found ia favour of the plaintiff Tan Chooa, and peajo him back the ship which hid been
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    THE SUPREME COURT.
    655 8 THREE JUDGES SIT. A Bui. ok Sw.k. Mr. l ust ice Sercombe Smith, oneol thet.vo s Junior Puisne Judges, sat yesterday for the 1 first time, when h^ '»(>!' summonses m (Chambers: whi c !h<* Acting C. .1. Mr Justice i.«w dealt, with a number of opposed
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    HYLAM "BOY" HEAVILY FINED.
    76 8 Hrlani "boy" emnlojed 1 resid Bynd Alley Koad ants arrmted.oo Satnr. da cc lwj :<.r '^:n_' m fraudulent possesv j ■ionol indekain. When t be "hoy*" q: ere seareked, illicit I opium v...:U€'l at *600 wns disooTered. The j Hjrl rongkt before ATr t.vetu, 'jeaaond saagistrate,
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    MINE RETURNS.
    104 8 II r '1 be following mm* outputs Cor the montk of < r »re sent ia. the Balai Tin Mining Co. Ltd. LoOpkkii 1 M KuacanTin Mining Co Ltd 570pkhj. I j,,,ii BXPOM <>i Tin mOM PsttAti > Fke following are thp advance figures liable to correction," of
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    17 8 A China man Las ber-u arrested iur steal- Ug a eled froaa fthooM at 124, Victoria i
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    301 8 A Ciiiufe.se p.ii»senger for transhipment, j came up lv the Van den BwSah and was detamed on Ik aid. The Poh Ann which came m on Sunday 1 brought down four tongkaings laden with iron pipes for hydraulic tiu mining. They are going to l'dhfvnj?. At the Russian
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    THE KING OF SIAM.
    542 8 4RBJTAL ni PENAVi. Efis Biameaa Mme>!v Kintr i'lii:!alon^korn of Siaro. who Io mtnminK liome after \i>it !to E.irope, arrived m Peuaa« with bis suits j >>y tkc V D -t»> Mser Sodb i o'clock on Ws If Majsatf miwnnird l»y H. X H Prksse Brnkon Ba%tk,
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    RAHMAN HYDRAULIC TIN CO.
    93 8 .1 st:t t tory mcttl el she Rahman Hydraulic fin. Ho% was held at ihe l\nane omco of tht "era t any on the lind inst Mr I" J>on|{laB Osbor.u. who pn*iaou, subimttcil the following tigiires to the ra, et Ing Capital 145,000 divided into 4.-.000
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    32 8 A KliLg celebrated the King's Binbdav by cracker tiring. The police arrested hini and brought him before Mr GreeD. second magistrate, yesterday. His worship ordered him to pa\ a tine of si.
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    THE IMMIGRATION COMMITTEE.
    148 8 A ueetingof the Government hr.migratlou Committee was held at Kuala Lumpur on Nov. 3 The Chairman said tint it was very doubtful if it would benefit the immigration fund to include Singapore a» it would cost '24 rupees to send coolies to Singapore from India a^ainfct 10
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      184 8 DE KONINKLIJKE PAKETV4ART MAATSCHAPPII iKDIt I J Agents at Singapore. Ship Agen-y. late J U nwuumia Zam <* mpairSS are only api-hox, mat". B» t. g m l^pc.'!. .alata. Am, lotfk. uc ...a: j«U-nji AniK-ii -.n, I.i, ior.v snv, I. t;riß Atarot )oe 1!w;: K«»' Sc-«wa» wans,. 8«oar, Lab-can H
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      614 8 PASSENGERS Per Deli from Bangkok (\»i. Lowe and MaMTl H->ming, Lfiat^i, Hitttiiuller, Bavaga J and Bate.-. Per Calypso from Deli. Mi> Bell. Per Kintu Mr Biaaard, Mr B. Man y Mi Suutlee, Mr A. Baker, Hr Jarria, M; D -''L., Mr C. V. Cuvlenl* Mr ;M<1 Mie J. A. McGtager,
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      538 8 VESSELS IN PORT. Men -of -W*r KT*ff And Tons Commander* Arrived Prom v Or Kent Biit cruiser 9800 de Horsey Nov 7 Hongkong l* n Anipbitiit.- Biit/'iuiser 11,000 E. F. Bruen Nov 8 Plymoutb pu Sea Mew Col. Yacht 500 Murphy Nov 4 Malacca Ship Tons Muter Arrived From Constance
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