The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 22 November 1907

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1 8 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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    16 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 22, 1907. NO. 6,141
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    155 1 THE DAY S NEWS. J> I lib reading the vi-it of His BxeriItaej th' U >twraor«Ownral <>f th^ N^therlmds lid »-s to m >iii..v art* t, r i\>>i OB p;i^« 5 Toe ruSbar iui»-ket mmv ii flu wih tiud rubber „t 7 I'.ue 5 Tha < J 'nmii l»u |ge
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    SOME SCOTTISH FESTIVALS.
    1097 1 T.» the S-.,f „-,)il, rl, nui „f g A-i.Ji. w it mUm sry wm tint mill Ihe C.JUS to adftMlii.' R 4 for h;ft!' .is i;, fh* OUM «'iiys l.;it t. happy .;ittjHriu_r ml pWsani conviv ilitr. This Sm! »J h m kaowaof Bt. .\nl:.w t i!im
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      386 1 MOTOR CAR REPAIRS I TYRES VULCANIZED ACCUMULATORS RECHARGED PLATING, ENAMELLING, PAINTING BY SKILLED WORKMEN ALL MOTOR AGGESSORtES. Lamps. Coils. Jacks, Pumps. Oil Motor Spirit. &c. 4c. STRAITS CYCLE MOTOR CO. BATTERY ROAD. Entertainments. i j CALEDONIAN HOTEL Saturday, November 23rd at 9 pm. A SMOKING CONCERT Whips of Fun and
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      554 1 APARTMENTS. !55 -i Board and Hcsid(-nce. Lar^i tad well Furnished RoOBM with boaid, exct Ucnt tabK and Tenuis ooari, tenaa modwatc Apply Mis. Moulaml. 119 ffawald Hill Road, Tanglin. Nov 1 1.1 l i WANTED. .i WANTED FOR BALIK PAP AN Ciiinese Kiaui (Makuo-keh ComtneaoMg salary fl 7-". Fu-e <|iiait«-r--.
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      87 1 TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. Km. -utinuicut^: N\ w pngraaaaf at tinAlhaiubra. Siuokiiij< concert at the Caledonian '•n Satuiday Pajji- 1. Mr. Mat 1J( ;m ha.-, n -um«.<l charge of Itfte Union Awur.tnce of Canton branch ben— Pag. L Dutcli nid.il I{. uibiandt lcaT«« h. r< i^u Satui r S;iban^i ami Europe Pagi
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      415 1 THE WEEK. PmXOt*l, 2^rd H.j?h Water:— ll -J4 P .V 0 Mail Outward dv, LegisKtive Ootacfl, S.SO p. Mnnicip-i! Qommisnoa, 0.1.1.M8 Sal*, 4t) 6.80 p, alao 9 1 I<> j. Foot»..!iV,— S O.C. v 8 ELO ,S.CM BaTVBDaT, 33rd H-IrL Wttei :-•»>* l t 1 5 I i L«. 'i
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    679 2 The Aaarieu ti-Muciil crisis ii t if^ct ia^r the silk iintk^t m J ipau. Aeeordtag to au "K\preis" coires). •lent, a group of SicialMti stopj>e<l :i wtd•linp pirty on the.; w ij Ip tlie t ball for the celebration of a civil u:;rriaee. ;icl cried Down with marriage. 9 r
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    THE NEXT PRESIDENT?
    848 2 The great subject of debate m the Unite*] States jnst n)v is Who will b 9 elected President m 1908 n a normal time the Republican t'.utv at least, should at tliis stage know who is tc be its candidate," writes the Manchester (xuardi.in," m a leading
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      112 2 TO LET. LF.r No M Ti/eitoa Lane off KiJliney to B. N. KLIAS, Malacca Street. Au 7 7.12 Large and well lighted office to let at So. 3 Malacca Street from August 15th M9Ct, cry cooL fitted with every convenience! ?lectrK: fans at valuation. Apply to M. MEYER, No. 80,
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      594 2 TO LET. TO LET From 16th November the finery situated and commodious house "Auchbncairn/' Tanglin Hill Road. Apply to A. M. McNeil, c/o Syme Co. Aug- 20 v.c TO LET Godowo No. 41 Robinson Quay, with a 1 tnding pier. Apply to CHOP KWON6 HUNG, No. 19 Market Street. Apl
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      640 2 Htwerttserncnto NOTH3ES. A ESHARAT KHAN Co. Cheapest and best Book Binder, Printer, and Account Hook Ruler. All orders execute* promptly. 84, Brass Basah Road. SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING work promptly done. Absolute secrecy guaranteed. Hotels and offices attended if required. Mn. HOWELL, Cnvenagh Bridge Building, Tel. 911. (Opposite Post Office.) i NOTICE.
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      463 2 INSURANCES. Commercial Union Assurance Co,, Ltd 1 FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE Funds Exceed .£12,000,000. W. A. SIMS, Manager, Eastern Branch An* 29 Guardian Assurance Company Limited, London. Subscribed Capital jK.OOO.OUC i Total Invested Funds, upwards of .w£6,250,0UC I Annual Income upwards of OO.OOf Fire Bisks. Short or Long Periods at
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      572 2 B^crtt6cmcnt£. BANKS. Hongkong ft Shanghail^" Corporation. Paid-up Capita R.s.rvb Funih fi Sterling $10,000,0(0 L Silver $ll,75).OOO Rbsbkvb Liability or Pbo ««to^ $10,0^^ CJou*t or Dikbctors i O. H. MEDHUR3T. fc i .-C^ UlUjl Hon. Mr. Hbxrt Kbswick,— Diputt i t A. Fuchs, Esq. A tUk^Ll^!^ E. GOETZ, Esq. E Su,^'^^
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      177 3 G.DTQMUNE&CD. "V^. HAVE JUST UNP'AGKBD A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF '_<|§|plt^ It-^^ SUITABLE FOR (C^ 5 %f X'nuis ®> m New Yearifc f PRESENTS. > |V Xmas New Year Cards and Calendars FOR 4T908V IN GREAT VARIETY. \A#E have long been famous for our magnificent stock of JAPANESE CURIOS and W
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      246 3 THE YOKOHAMA DOCK CO., LTD. No. 1 DOCK. I No. 2 DOCK, f Mhtnddf.nU'L I Length Inside 375 ft. l^dSof eSSinli, top 95 ft. tK.ti. I wufth of entrance, top 60.L ft. bott. J?. \!t*m mm ic^ 27 5 ft I Water on blocks 20.5 ft. TimTtopumpou 2 tVhoar^. Time
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      81 3 A^l^U^^^X^k Cap-ules i Mj DM superior C W, f. M W^^E^m to Copaiba, C \y^^^M*^^W Cubebs, and C C Inject ions cure C C the same diseases as these drugs C C m forty-eight hours without C C inconvenience. >- >. C C Each Capsule bears the name f iAIDYy
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      295 3 fhere is no Work Possible on the Wost Expensive Machine which cannot be Performed on It is guaranteed to outlast the highest >riced machines. It is without clumsiness or excessive weight. Its Simplicity and Beautiful work lave gained for it the highest praise from lovernments, Municipalities and other isers throughout
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      136 3 tlltii^ WATERPROOF I^Sdl:-^ VERMINPROOF ■j^fflW^i ODOURLESS, i^CjPP FIRE RESiSTtNC I^L. COOL A DURABLE SRjg Cheapest I on the IVlarket. BTPPLTED IN ROI.LB Wf^ r 7\ Mamson6UtfUan&Co Singapore Cold Storage Co, Ltd. NBar Entrance to Borneo Wharf. Telephone 1028 Sea stocks of all kinds of Frozen Moat-, etc., OMB be iUliv.iv!
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  • Domestic Occurrences.
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      Marriage.
      34 4 DkmlOKM LonnE. At the Scot* Kirk, I Rangoon, on the 9th Not ember by the Itev. I J. A. hfjsdale, Albxvnder Denholm to Amnik .lamiesON, third daughter of Capt. j Chas. Lowe. Kirkcaidy.
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    The Singapore free press. Friday, Nov. 22, 1907.
    1304 4 The Singapore free press. Friday, Nov. 22, 1907. Mar* patriot Tnuli flor^a* p.e^epu 4t««. Those hero wh> hive h>H th«» pUMHiire of meetiug Mr Ai.lktkk Jki:i.\ni> uu Ims recent visit of investigation, into the virious methods of Coloaial A liuiaistr.ttion m the Far East, will \-> pleased to hear that
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    373 4 > < lodgment m the de Boodj r. Ho y *ng IVruj cis* will I* delivered today at l' pui." M. an] MiJime L. l»upire and their chiHreu returned on Monday afternoon by the Towrane from Franc*?. The Worshipful Master r L>dge Zetland m the Kist. Sin^ap uv is Bro.
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    Correspondence.
    117 4 C. E M. 8 TO THK EI.ITO* SiK,-In reply to you- ri whose letter epp*' trs m your day, I have read carefully tbe trt which be refers, but tail to tiud'teS! real anawer to my enquiry. "Oh,ing, elementary education. b< are all excellent thinu". But if are only
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    AN UNEXPECTED EVENT
    661 4 CHINESE TEBTATOB A WIU. Au |pWte« circu:i al au early a*e of a Übiuewas responsible for an inbefore Mr Jus' ice Liw. A -iv Supnmt Oouri yesterday, .-erned the estate of Tau Ti V, deceased, an-; was between Tan and others, and Ang H k h others.
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      320 4 IJOHN MM Co., Lm| GRAND p Christmas Bazaar. I now open. I DOII t p..-ti>one purcliaHuag your Christmas Presents aud <*o«>d Cheer. g Buy at OllCe u<l obtain best Scloctiou and Attention. I I AUR STOCK iia^ l.cen \evy cay.fully choseu with a view to offering a selection of I
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      516 4 ITOU NEEO NOT PAY FOR YOUR PHOTOGRAPHS I nless they* are tno BEST to bo bar) ami you LIKE them. You can easily managithis. Obtain proofs from all the Studios. I'onipare th^ resnlts, and order tlios<> you like BEST. Yon will thus be sure of getting Lin BEST PHOTO* tRAPHS.
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    OUR RUBBER WIRE.
    64 5 A QUIET MARKET. A \Fren; <m fromienC) 1,..u10u, Nov. 20th, lt»07. i; mi C!i inge continue qnict, great lemaad. If is hop^l that th« Amerioitt legislatiou nil] have ;i gojd eftjet on th* money lX auJ consecjuently on rubber shares. I Lma.lrong an<l Asiatics urs both about
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    CAPTAIN KILLED AT POLO.
    23 5 p By Submarine Telegraph Reuter's.) v v ra message states tli.it Cipt Roboits ptiu Army was killed while pUy-
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    PAPACY AND MODERNISM.
    58 5 Threats of Excommunication. o I. VI V. U'IKE. v K*>e. Nov. -Jls*. -2". pm t Papal > rio reiterates the dt> >\liabu»of July 1- and the a Hal of September L 6 and threatens c l;s regard ine: them with exoommuniI thtr penal' Ir i:.'i.'e» the episoogact
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    DISASTROUS LANDSLIP NEAR CANNES.
    36 5 1 l'«v. Nov. 21, P 2'j pm _Lteen 1 1 il i i n navvies have been over- helmed by a l.iU'L-i.j.. near ».'.tunes. 1 'n'.y two have bCM Wslksi l<i alive.
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    PORTUGAL'S TROUBLES.
    363 5 Peers favour a Republic. J,AIE WIK» Lisbon tbree progressive Peers hwn itin-^d the Kepublican Party. The progressive journal Corre'o da Noite v suspended. ttowawwL two Chinese and au i, were tined" SOO or a luout.i each bj I Attendant yesterday. L'Ue man i troin II a^kong by the
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    MILITARY CASE.
    99 5 ALLEGED BIASSED REPORTS (tty Submarine Telegraph.— Reuters.; Received at 11-25 a.m. The cue of 2nd Lieut. Woods, lite of ;he rrenadier Guards, is exciting the greatest iterest Woods demanded a court of enquiry., Ueging that the reports on himself by his j lilitary superiors were biassed and unjustisd,
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    AMERICAN MONEY.
    57 5 (Continuation of Telegram of Nov. 19 (Delayed m Transit.) President Roosevelt states that the leaders •f the Congress are considering a currency neasure to permanently m?et the needs of be situation. It appears that people realize the fuodimen t Ally sound business conditions of the touutrv, and the
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    Doubtful Measures.
    35 5 Received ll.'J"> am. America's financial measures are mostly praised, but they are also considerably criticised. The Clearing House and lUnks doubt the t-tticaey of the Muisdlf, beyond ratio«lSf the hoarded intney into circulation.
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    RENEWED TROUBLE.
    34 5 Kec. MO pin. lv Naw York owing to *wje«pread demands, the premium ou Currency rose rai* denly from 1 to •>, resulting m disorder on the exchange market and causing rent wed tineasines*.
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    CRICKET IN AUSTRALIA.
    47 5 Heavy Scoring A Draw. Received at 11 40 am. lv the Cricket Match at Melbourne, Vie toria mile 291 m the tirst innings and k'»3 m the second. The M.CC. made lyS and 488 for nine wickets, the match thus ending id n dIMT.
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    GERMAN BUDGET.
    32 5 CONSIDERABLE INCREASE. The «ierinau Budget totals IS7| million ■tOJttßg an increase cf ei^ht millions. Ir provides ioi a loau of thirteen uiiiliona and als > trevsury bottdl not exceeding 17} millions.
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    P. & 0. MAIL DELAYED.
    30 5 P. 0. MAIL DELAYED. Lloyd's agent at l\»rim reports that th< propellor of the V I I >• Persia has worked loose. Divers are tightening it. Ihevesse will probably sail to-morrow.
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    COTTON STRIKERS.
    151 5 The c >ttou workers ou strike have accept el '.he invitation of the Miy M of OMhai to couference with the master* > < Mr 'ireiu. the second mtgistro.t3, w*b 5 busy ywaterday morning m euquiriug into I thrte Chip Ji Xi ca«9B. They were post- pOMd for
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    HOLLAND'S COLONIAL GOVERNOR.
    409 5 HIS VISIT TO ACHEEN. A BEIEF CALL HERB. The arrangements for the reception of His Excellency the Governor-Gtu?ial of Netherlands India to-morrow are now complete. His Excellency is expected to arrive by the Dutch mail steamer Kembrandt between aii'l 10 am. He will land at Johnston's Pier
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    A RULE NISI REFUSED.
    178 5 .lu-lguient was delivered by Mr .1 us' ice Fisher yesterday afternoon m the Supreme Court m the matter of Tan Kao j vs. Sob Koon Too Neo, which was an application for a rule niai regarding a new trial, the ca*e however being already under appeal.
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    SHOWING PASSENGERS ROUND.
    347 5 W^ bMUT th.it the P. and O. JKfc, which is duo m Pet an a'-o-it the 25th of this i month, has some sr or seven h'.ndred tons of itovernment ctfgb on hoard. Consequently the boat i^ likely to «U it Port Swettenbam. I Shi is n
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    LATHAM'S SHARE REPORT
    447 5 :> p.m., Nov. 20th. With the exception of a fair busin* -s in l'a!,it-.: Consolidated^, the market this w«ck lias been dnll and prices m nearly every de- I paitment show a \v. aker tcudency. In the In- il'istiial section there has bern but little 'loin_ and
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    FRASER AND CO.'S SHARE CIRCULAR.
    494 5 FRASER AND CO.' S SHARE CIRCULAR. 'lli. tiua.nci.il d< pre-siou still prt vailiug all I louiid has brought the price of tin a.v.l rubber low. r tliau ever an«l m rmayq— ncc *he majority th< -c jhai— l:av> fall, v soeral points and m seme in-tan >- look like *juching
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    MUAR NEWS.
    74 5 Muar, Nov. '20, 1907, Wild-boais are m great liuuibeis here and are doing great inisehU f to the estates «Vc. Mmy of them are Ixio^; -jhot daily by the lf«lsvi and the oircases -are bcoagnt down to town by the Chinese tor gale. The launch Lanadrou" bt longing
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    THE ALHAMBRA.
    53 5 The ATmmbra cinematograph m Betel Kcad is well worth a visit. Living Lon don is attracting large audiences nightly The pictures are interesting and amusing Those who want to learn how to play Dia bolo vj'\) get some very useful tips. M Lionel "Willis gives his patrons a
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      49 5 Nothing to Fear. Mothers need have no hesitaccy ia gmni >.umberl»in's Cough Remedy to their litti «^nee, as it contains absolutely notainp ir jarious. This remedy is not only perfectl safe to give small children, but ia a medicin f great worth and merit. For sale by a fealers.
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      69 5 Lame Back. This ailment is usually caused by rheumaig tism of the muscles and may be cured by aple plying Chamberlain's Pain Balm two or Ihree times a day and rubbing the partsvigorou*ly y at each application. If this does not afford ie relief bind on a pie*e of flannel
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      585 5 ROBINSON Co. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CINEMATOGRAPHS. <S^ PRIGHS 3/.50 1 $90.00 each FILMS TO FIT ALL CINEMATOGRAPHS. HOTEL de la PAIX, SINGAPORE. Iras Old Established House having been thoroughly Repaired md Hecovated ie NOW REOPENED. Good Accommodation for Boarders and Passengers. A Speciality smade of the Table, and only Wines,
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    "A SUGGESTION FROM SIAM"
    639 6 The following amusing editorial is from the Son FVwMJMi Aiijo,, -i cf How much we may learn from a considerate and unbiassed attention to foteign custom and habits Some one has said something of this kind before, but the reflection is newly forced upon us by
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    THE EMPIRE RULE MATCH.
    301 6 ikKAT Britain's Unfortunate Mutaki. From fchi Im« available Au*tialijn exchanges we have extra ted the following additional details of the recent match at r.ev. The Empire rifl? match was w,. n hv Australia Ly a substantial majoiity over New iand and Great Britain. The "represent a-
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      100 6 FROM THE ANTILLES. Chamberlain s Cough Kemedy Benefit* a Mi ty w TftV 1 Kingston. Jamaica ..Ohi eil| y.F°?»rtv, who is a member X i C i- V Courcil at Kingston, Jamaica lr '<*»«* writ f8 as follows 'One bottle «f Chamberlain's Cough Remedy had rood effect on a cough
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      504 6 Stfwcrtisemcnts. On the Berth. i STOOMVAART MAATSGHAPPY NEOERLAND Sabang, Port-Said, Genoa and Amsterdam. Thb DofcH Mail {Stkamir, "REMBRAXDT" is expected to arrive here from Batavia Saturday November 23rd, and will be despi ched on the same day for above ports. For freight and passage apply to Ship's Agency Late J.
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      553 6 H6vcrtiscmcnts. SHIPPING on 1 v CCFili SIF4M SB)P Co., Ltd AND China Mutual Steam Nay. Co. Lt< The Companies' steamers are despatched fro Liverpool outwards for the Straits, China at Japan every week, and from Japan homewar for London, Ainbterdam and Antwerp every foi night, and for Genoa, Marseilles and
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      546 6 a&vertiflcmcnto. SHIPPING. P. O. BTEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY For China Japan, Penang, Ceflon Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, t Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. J. Through Bills of Lading issued for Chii Coast, Persian Gulf, Continental and Amei ad •i- Steamers will leave Singapore on or abo Jj MAIL LINES. y Outward
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      475 6 a&vertiocmcnto. SHIPPING. Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen 00 AST LINES ia Steamers of the Coait Plcct. TOMS reg. TO*, re Petchaburi 2191 Devawongs* 16 Borneo 2100 Paklat Ift Kohsichanif 3040 Anghin 16, Kajah JO2B Locksun Ift Pitsanulok it>l9 Choiaing lOi Bangkok 1930 Pongtong 101 t Kajaburi 1904 Samsen 161 Korat 1900 Loo
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      689 6 H^crtiacmciits. SHIPPING. Norddeutscher Lloyd Brpm.. The fast and well-known mail Ul£ tois Company sail fortnightly trom^Z* V, Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp sZh? 43 Oibraltex Genoa, N.plea.(conn^' n U i; 57 Naples, Alexandria and vice veraai kI 1 5 7 Suez, Aden, Colombo. Penang. Sin™*. jlV* 57 kong Shanghai, Nagasaki 4
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    CHINESE UNREST.
    198 7 Ptxm Hati in;n m Hu!<;kon«; yjj- S«;itow correspondent of a Shanghai write* -The district half way ■twf'Ti here and Hongkong is m a dis.,:rb<Hi state a present. Bad harvests have a i> the people discontented, and they faJ] re.idy prey to »ny one offering them a however nebulous,
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    EXCHANGE.
    66 7 (CofcmacTßD up to Xov. 21 3ink4m/8 2/4,; demand 8,^5" Private credits 3 m/i 2/4 i credits 6 m/s JJtj -'ranci, demand Bank 292 jtikmakt, demand 238 [hdia, T. T, 173; ioKn komo, demand 11% nom Yokohama, demand H4 lava, demand 1 39 Bangkok, demand 65] VIVKRKIGN3, Eank Buyine $8
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    PRODUCE.
    140 7 November 21 Pin buyers no sellers 63 75 jambier luijers 7. J0 fl jamhier Cube No. 1 M 10.55 Jambier Onbe No. 2 9.70 Pepper Black (ordt'n. Spore) buyers 14.25 Pepper, White (fair L.W. 5 p.«. baftn -<».2> S T ctnißKB'll<> to the'.t. 23.00 Nutmegs (80 to the lb.)
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    SHARES.
    754 7 C*plt*l Capital Issue Paid Issued paid up V*lo« up Company WuoUt/oa» $300,000 300,000 10 10 Belat Tin M. Co. Ltd 1175 $300,000 225.000 10 10 Bruang Limited 7. $600,000 600.0C0 10 10 Bnweb Hydraulic Tin M. Co. Ltd 14.75 £400.000 350,000 £1 £1 Duff Development Co. Ltd .£30,000 30,000
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      287 7 AUQTIONS. DEFAULTER S SALE TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION AT No. 9, RAFFLES PLACE, ON Monday 25 th Xov. 1907, at 11 a.m. 36 BAGS BLACK PEPPER. H. a. CRAW lifHimn, I -11 MORTGAGEE'S SALE fay, Wlfl Xnr.ut J-Ju pm. freehold allottntnts situat* il ill had ft. O. A FERNANDEZ
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      645 7 Htocrttsemcnts. nUQTIONS. MORTGAGEE S SALE Tuesday, 26th November, at 2.30 p m. Valuable leasehold land situate at Tickson Road, m the town of Singapore, area 1'.>24 p«iuaro foet. comprised m an Indenture of Leas« lot yenrs, .juit rent $1. Together with thedwelliutf boose erected thereon known as No. lv Dickaon
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      652 7 advertisements. AUQTIONS. AUCTION SALE OF Teak and Rattan Household i Furniture, &c. TO tot BBLO AT No. 71-0 RIVER VALLEY RMD, Saturday 23rd November, at 1.30 p.m. Conjprising irou double and single bed .■ads. teak withstand with iuhil le top. al- j iralis, dimiei wagoiiH, rattan furniture. auravings m frames.
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      390 7 21UGTIONS. I MORTGAGEE S SALE OF j Valuable Town Properties TO BE HELD AT POWELL k Cos SALEROOM On Tuesday, 3rd December, at 2.30 p.m. BENCOOLEN-ST. AND LORONG PANTEI. Valuable 1< as<.'l)old lana I suniaU:<l to contain an an a of 8.307 s<|. it., oefjprieed m (ioverniu» nt lease No.
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      259 7 I HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINE. PASSENGER SERVICE. )y new steamers Rbenania," Habshdbq," Hohenstadfen," and the 11 SCANDIA and SILEBIA." The steamers are specially bnilt for the tropics an^l have Insurious Passenger accomjioJation. FlnthdMi Cabins amidships, lightcJ throughout by electricity, cabins MM with fans. Doctor and Stewardospea carried. Laundry on board. Rtituru tickets
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    BOXING AT TANGLIN.
    442 8 Tiik RMnmu Fin\i> The Theatre at |Tanglin was crowded last evening when the finals of the regimental boxing competitions were brought off. His Excellency Major General T. Perrott C. B the )fficer Commanding the Garrison wan present, as w.is Captain Kit son. at present commanding the Regiment.
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    IN THE BANKRUPTCY COURT
    454 8 A LOYfl J.i r I i :i .irrvM LlSl decision m a bankruptcy petition igai— I.im CtaiO C'lr..tn. the efcioct heiDi; t<> .-f>rv» bankrupt., y n,.tict on him -ideu: it Timk I: :r.ul. Hi* ...r"i-L:p fo'.iud BOWVftr 'hat the only occasion-, on which di •t \\\e
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    460 8 S. C. 0. n S. R. E. (V < >v the Esplanade last evening. The Club fielded a strong b.ick division, but onl» six forwards. Despite this somewhat one tMcd state of things the gnrne was f*st and interesting. i C. C:— CarpeuUr. full back: X M Millar, Lt.
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    149 8 Maabcti 1 1 tba >*ratts twun wbo i' '.:>•_' v la»r yeir viU !>e interested to see ami the doingi of eoine .>!J aL: t k Hoii.!.aj-BiMin;t T- Corixn-.ttiou pkjMi t ki. ma fKMad In tt:e fir. r „n-t >bif oActnoftl fMTfaotl and of the Pf-r-.- they
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    46 8 VK>IKK[)AVS PLAY BIKOI fr~ Ifn Law beat A. W BiiJ**-, lOpti M r:i> DOVBLKS. -Mr tad IInOt«M bMtH<N Capt f(MM IBd y.r> He wet t, I pts TO-DAY'S iT.A^. Cm LMWOIIff, Mr>!.t» Broji-i: :-;n.; 9> TO.MOB||OW*9 PLAT. ChaMPK Blcnn n xdc, to tioi>»h
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    143 8 S. R. E. (V. lbe Baofti'i Cup jtu.l Moathl HasdicM jbboot will take photos S-indav at 2 30 pm shurn. iV.sr f ntnes tor the Sappf-r", rwp A tiiea.it/. football match vi\ t .< ola the BiflW i,'roiinv n Wednesday b^u\>M Q I the pmeai lehoelbpyt <>t the i: ,n«...
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    DEATHS BY ASPHYXIATION ON S.S. "LINDULA."
    585 8 The Rangoon GazHfte a.ys At about H3O a.m. yetterday (Not. 10) while the B.S. L/iKhiht was unloading cargo on the letter Street wharf an accident: occurred which unhappily was attended with the Joe* of two lives, those of the Chief Officer, Lieutenant J. H.
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    VOLUNTEER ORDERS.
    280 8 fsi >• „-i«.k. C.i,.n,a,.«|. pori I*h N.vfi:.U., I'.toT. Ma.mj Co. S.\ A Order!] Officer tnd Uent H. Tongue Orderly N.c.o. Bombr. .1. As .at. l'aradc on Monday 25th at .->.::() nm at the l»r.l Hall -I'rovJsion of coy 1 Gunn. r 11. Kiu.Uorn taaHfamd to Kevarve from tlii-
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      46 8 Tin cricket miteb on Bit unfa* is \"e teraue with two bowlers v. The Ke^* Ye teran* who will pkv are. Hon. Capt \o:n^. Mr Justice Sercombe Smitf Col. W Duoiuau. R T L' 3 id. Hon. YJ £2 -N E Keut. C Severn. E.G. Bifcadriefc
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      46 8 A Word to Travellers. Ihe excitement incident to travelling anri change of food and water often brink on diarrhoea, and for this reason no one SfoJld Coli? RTf With °!i t tt] eof Chamberlain tohc, Cholera ar.d Diarrhoea Reirietiv f~ sale by all dealers. ««nea> For
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      35 8 PIANOS Bought. Sold or Exchanged Pianos at $150 and Upwards, I by different Makers Guaranteed m Perfect Order and Made for the Climate. W. J. GAKCIA, Pianoforte Tuner and Kepairer. GOTJra^ Basah Road. °ct 4
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      249 8 DE KONINKLIJKE PAKETYAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. Uwamm Co.vraAcr mum thk gwumi ban awmn,. Agents at Singapore. Bhip Agency, late J Daendels Co.. 2-3. CoUyer Q UI? THE ITNDERMENTIONED DATES OF DEPARTURE ARE ONLY APPROXIMATE. HOI man;.. ■■■Ijlirmil, St^tfien Kota Ba.oc. Moeara Dja Tarakan. Korouw. Don^ala. Balik PapM. Sampil tran&liipmj.nt to Semoeda. Peg;
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      682 8 SHIPPING NOTES. Toe mail steamer Delta left Penang at at i 10.3 > a.m. jester day and may be expected at S. Singapore at 1 pm. to-day. er X' ire!? m a bitr tnerchaDt »t earner charter a ♦■«i for a pleasuie trip, aud turned into a to floating palace.
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