The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 26 November 1907

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1 8 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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    15 1 THE Singaopore Free Press MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2(5, 1907. NO. 6,147
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    140 1 Gerintnv'tf naval bill f _>r the ten veurs to end 1917 is fifty million p v ds more thau on tbe scale of the cu.ieut estimates I*ace ■> Mr Lloyd Gjor^e hit been m a motor accident and has had his eye cvt Page 5. The Silvatiou
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    BEGGARS.
    832 1 It i« ccuimoulv thought, even by people who hive lived th-r»\ thit I eggars m the E ist take a 1 ir morn decided and prominent pi tea m the daily life of complex communities than the/ do m the Wjst. But one has to confess cv de^peY thought
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    • Advertisement
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      841 1 Che eastern Smelting Company Limited. incorporated under the Companies Ordinance 1889 of the Straits Settlements. Gapital $1,500,000 Divided into 150,000 Shares of $10 each. 5.U00 Shares are now offered fa. Subscription at par, payable 51 p,-r Shaiv on Up* Share on Allotment and the balance oo the 28th day of
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      309 1 SPECIAL UNITED EVANGELISTIC SERVICES WILL BE HELD IX THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, ORCHARD ROAD, Monday, December 2 TO Friday, December 6. Commencing each night at 8-30 p.m Pkechkic. BISHOP W. F. OLDHAM, d.d. Nov 2«» 3.12 Entertainments. AlhambrA TO-NIGHT ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. JULIA'S FIRST BIKE RIDE. TOMMY IN SOCIETY. THE
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      15 1 ENGINEERS coNTRa eTORS. rt 1 v o a. I" m BURMA STRAITS SIAM and QHINA.
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      89 1 70-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. Notice iv Telephone Directory I'a^« 2. Spirit and gambling farms of Banka to be h t— Pago 2. Bankruptcy notice re X. V. Jeremiah Page 1 Ships on tin b« rth. X.D.1.,. V >rk for Hong kon^. Alicante lot Colombo and Europe, Canton for Marseille* Page 6. Auction
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      409 1 THE WEEK Tuesday, 26th i High Water— ii.S6 a., 1.34 p. S.D L. Mail Hon.eward due. Cbiecgmai Cup Race, 5 p. Hockey— S CC. Ist XI v. R.G.A. Football— Warders v S R.C, S.R.C Ground. Wbd^bsuav 27th HUrh Water 31 3 a.. 2. 1 7 p Football— S.C.C. v. R(i
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    RABIES IN COLOMBO.
    215 2 A Et-ropexn Lai>y DIVIM. Than .ij'jfira lo be ano«lier outbreak cf rabiaa m Coloaibo justifying the imp.' tr.rtt tii*» araaalittg ordinance was stopped too on. Ainjut ttnet* we*-ks av^o a whole i'ainily is bitfeOß by a ni;t(l Aog m WelhiwattP, and tt waa only a fey dayi
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    GUBERNATORIAL.
    182 2 We red to wel -onie as v. i:. any inventor of a BCW word which ■v >.- i 1 1 replace th< hfaleonn OoaeraatoriaL* 1 In ond< i -tan.! that I U is ust-<^. bui that H nil!; of Colonial ignoraace. The joaraafist wlo m to < lub. material
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    CHINESE RAILWAYS.
    134 2 r. -j,.-n'lLnt writea m »tau.' of affair- which li;i- i: in.lx.-r f years m regard to l'>riti-li :nte: mcd _ravt apfMntheßaieai m thh iht the li .1 Chii ccc Ooti numwli it is eai■;v i:< -i -s ir> that a rinaQciitl -tttkineal and I'util H 1^ iut< tiding
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    THE IRISH MONO RAILWAY.
    102 2 IBi i Railway, place, ia Coiled KiiitT wlllti, M. I,-. b« '-(-l^llt to I kJ lfi line t« ii mile' loug, which wma I i <>i I"-. md ii .Man-li 1888. I:- peon- ieoared to A-sL ttea. J ii*- traim run on th<- lop J ti.
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
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      67 2 Lame Back. This ailment is usually caused by rheumatism of the muccles and may be cured by applying Chamberlain s Pain Balm two or three I 'mes a day and rubbine the partsvigorousljr at each application. If this does not afford relief, bind on a pie c of flannel slightly
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      1001 2 PHONOGRAPHS PHONOGRAPHS PHONOGRAPHS The well-known firm of Phonograph Pathe of Paris and London will open a show room at No. U3=7k Raffles Place, on or about the 25th instant for sale of numerous new talking, machines and records of ihe best kind. Tlie firm of Phonograph Pathe is represented by
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      790 2 Htoettteerncnts. NOTieES. MADAME FAMB3N, LADY DENTIST. lliuh Class Work Modkhate Phick. No. Jl', t Orchard Road. Nov _M 22.12 NOTICE. Any one m a position to give information concerning the whereabouts cf S. Doinker, Master Marin'r, who left tbe Hotel Van Wfjfc on the l*t instant withont notice and who
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      517 2 H^crti^cmcnte. INSURAMGES. Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd, FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE. Funds Exceed W. A. SIMS, Manager, Eastern Branch. Aug 29 Guardian Assurance Company, Limited, London. Subscribed Capital Total Invested Funde, upwards 0f.. .^6,250,0*0. Annual income upward* of j£l, (MOQO. Fire KigkB. Short or Long Peri'^da at current rates. PATEESOX
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      476 2 Pbvatiecnicnti BAXICS. Hongkong ShanghaCorporation Paid-up Capital RBSSKVB Ff.NIS; Sterling 016,00 Silver $11.7., l-'i I Rkse&vr Liability or Fkopujstoks j COUAT OF Dlngv O. H. .M.DHCIST, KM, iiou. Air. KiKfci KmiCL— Di A. F L oh S E^q. L. troim, tsq. E Bm A. llAurr. C. R. LixiMiss, E k q.
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    LEGISLATORS EXTRAORDINARY.
    358 3 ■Mi i si Beau >i \i sn:v:.iw Dnn\«a TbeNew *v*k Walei L --1.-iw Aavmbly m -»n!i- but it eoante politene m J] thing, uhen it I* working a: hyh re. Heaoe doubtless io»aee like the foUowiag whicli we clip from the Sydn, y While the t. Hers were
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    STRIKE FOR LESS MONEY.
    89 3 M H. J i Mimler I y. have struck v tbe ar. p«j i nus i regulai ap- i i to its •I I I not a! i pt the b3iri-£<». The to credit tl.e men t that i could i it permitted by I a
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    NEW BATTLESHIPS.
    193 3 THREE NEW VESSELS LABCMEB THAN DREADNOUGHTS ||y have three new battle Eor one hay« b<en piivate. sl.ipb ..ilJ. r-. Tin 3 ia; th. vessels will b< f !«i-«- within mi rill an)tkin^ afloat. _:!it!y larger aud inor. powt-r 1 tlian tlie hn adiumght- which dUm nvy of the
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      60 3 Croup. >'ive Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as >o« as the child becomes hoarse, or even ter the croupy cough appears, and the attack may be warded off. There is no better [nedicine m the market for children than nis remedy. It contains nothing injurious fad as it is pleasant to the
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      630 3 HfcvcrttacmciUs. nuurroxs. AUCTION SALE OF A choice consignment of Very Handsome handprinted Dutch P acques and Porcelain Pictures t Messrs. WA. Coghlan Co's Saleroom, On Tuesday, 3rd December 1907, at 11 a.m. Thfe very fine collection contains a very varied assortment of Dutch Art uncommon to Singapore. On Htm from
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      566 3 *U>vcrtiscmento. AUCTIOXS. AUCTION SALE OF FREEHOLD BUILDING LANE Tuesday 26th November at 2.30 p.m. Area 1 1.241 square feet situate off Thomson Road, near Catnpon^ Java Road, Singapore. POWELL Co., Auctioneers. Nov 20 27.11 ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE OF 200.000 Para Rabbet Trees guaranteed one year aud a half old. The
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      629 3 Hft»crtfoetr.cnt& MORTGAGEE S SALE Tuesday, 26th November, at 2.30 pm. Valuable leasehold land situate at T icksou Koad, m the town of Singapore, area 1 92 i pquare feet, comprised m an Indenture of Lease for 999 years, quit rent *1. Together with the dwelling bouse erected thereon known as
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      566 3 'DEE'S -S^ CONCENTRATED DISINFECTANT. 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 it possible to
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    The Singapore Free Press. Tuesday, Nov. 26, 1907.
    897 4 The Singapore Free Press. Tuesday, Nov. 26, 1907. rewrwrwerwrwrwdfgdfg F\r and away the MOtt itr.pjrtan? thin^ io the telegraois to day i^ the anaouncemeat nude by Mr Haldaxk. Secretary of State f>r War at a Volunteer prize Riving m London, to the eff*2t thi* the Volunteer* through out the coun'rv
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    957 4 The Deputy Public Prosecutor is away at Penaug to meet Mn>. Sproule, who is returniug from home by the P acd O. steamer Nile, due to arrive here on Thursday. The Very Ravd Father Meneuvtior left by the Thongwa on Saturday afternoon on return to Penang after the annual ecclesiastical
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  • Correspondence.
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      A Motor Garage
      115 4 To ran Ekit<>r, Dwt Sir,— lo your issue ot noticed a letter signed by "A who wis pointing out the urgea of having a rirst vim garage I am sure A Sufferer and iv j Wi of Motor Car, will 1,. that this long felt want will
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    379 4 The Metal declared a linal dividend of It iuus of td'le for i B ikit Kijih i dired ot 10 par out (being "ii the <>r<JiLar\ \v_'- a H. E. Sir J>Lu Afl Peaaag f>>r Christu i> m < Hill. He ittemis f i rein m I I, whica ar^
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      371 4 'Amstel Lager Beer; IN QUART BOTTLES. ALSO THE SAME BEER IN SEVEN and a HALF GALLON CASKS. :(o): CaldbecK Macgregor Co SOLE AGENTS. JOHN LITTLE Co., Ltd. GRAND £bristmas Bazaar. NOW OPEN. LlOn t stpone paroha«aa| i hristtua* Prt^ents and <iw.u\ i'hBuy at OllCe an.l obtain b« m aul Atteut
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      186 4 NO SETTER 1 X'MAS PRESENT FOR YOUR FRIENDS AND RELATIVES THAN A GOOD PHOTOGRAPH MAKE AN ENGAGEMENT FOR A SITTING THIS WEEK WITH WILSON <80. WHO (iUAIiANTEE TO OIVK YOU SATISFAI TION NO APPROVED PROOF. NO PAYMENT. STUDIO, ORCHARD ROAD. Nov 14 tts CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. P. I S- N. Co.
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    ACCIDENT TO LLOYD GEORGE.
    86 5 Bt Siibmarine Tfl^graph— Reuter's.) A MOTOR JOLT. HK-eivfsl at 6.49 pui. Mr Lloyd George. President of the 15;>ard of Trade, while motoring frnai MajoauUr I. udon ou Suuday, was injured m an at paai liichn^ld. A -'I'Mm j dt TcLiie the motor car was g over
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    HALDANE AND THE VOLUNTEERS.
    34 5 Xo Longer Doubtful. vciunteer pr m Hi it hat the voluu- fiiutiv i i.j already 1 1 kt-a pi trio'; m I '5< lbtful of NetrtM number for tbe torrit
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    The Beni Hassan Repulsed.
    16 5 N -2".. 11 a m. B:. Ha?sia tribe u'ta-ktJ thi .ter I
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    RESTRICTING COTTON OUTPUT.
    6 5 :od will --cure
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    C. E. Z. M. S. SALE.
    53 5 A- ux j I Mr Bj M II erson 1 roc 1 1 A f If n The mu-i. I afi mgf 1 1 v yir ;i: i M s II rBtf«n was a ad €i 1 1 be ki M i. -.i. C
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    FROM WASHINGTON TO MANILA.
    179 5 wh h it en alarming ita readers Ha« \-j the Mikado to tb« Japan resident i:: tboM I the emf-i^ency hii>«». offtr I i th rouir:! the fonoluln .-1 m th^ pn baa ••.':.<! ■>. rkal a 1 tli^ Am.- tbi f-rr!to y, ■g Urn .'.ifiatiese
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    GERMANY'S NAVAL BILL
    137 5 (By Submarine Telegrapt.— T?euter*B FIFTY MILLION POUNDS MORE. Enormous Increases. Rjc. X>v tt. A belated message has come to hand which is a continuation of Keuter'a despatch re^rdiug the German naval estimates sent to us on November tha 19 h. The attMagt adds Ibq information that aniimnnTiiM
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    Royal Visitors for Germany.
    31 5 Rec N v. j:., 11 10 am :1m papan itata that taaPriaaaaad Priaeaaa of Wakt havt icjoptod the invitath'U of the ataiftt* to ri«*4 Gatauuij m l:> >
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    Roosevelt's Wishes.
    25 5 resident B tmvth has iustiueted his afiaiatart to warn subordinates nut to pursu? the eiaipajga lor the remniinatiun ->f himself aa IV> lent.
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    "SILENTLY STOLE AWAY."
    165 5 TAMILS AND A CHOLERA VICTIM. I'KATK THAT I .-I 11. N-.; I! p» \KI> A itril M inoe of th»» hi lpl<-«su» 11 of !ti n class of nr ficed with ra. ;ic«i i reporting a :i from the d MDti >i\M m Supreme C.MMI fo Mr
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    THE COCK'S HEAD VERSUS "S'WELP ME."
    177 5 Supreme C uri veitcriaji ara'bei ami;- concerDiu*: lii" usu-iCn: eat bod of taliig ■i *'i >v. 'icx .ff a j c ek's l»'i.i, oocnired. Mr L >weil app>i Cbioeaa fl tintitT wLo oosjses)tnd iha 1 tie 1 k'o ri_'<iiust iiiiu if d.-ie'Ju mt Mfprfsen'ed
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    75 5 The t'atim iUh cf revecue aud expeoditure of Sarawak for V.KS, nhich appears over the signciture of Mr F. H. Dillas, Treasurer of Sarawak, and formerly Muuicipal Secretary m Penang. show that a very prosperous year is expected by the treasury of Riji Brooke's State. The total revenue, including Ml,
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    JAVA LEPERS AND SALVATION ARMY.
    57 5 JAVA LEPERS AND SALVATION ARMY. Rec Nov. 25, 3 4-5 p.m. At the request of the Government of Java the Salvation Army if» to take charge of the criminal piuper leper populations. A Salvation Army tH who is at present m Argentina acd who has contracted leprosy procef di to
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    ARMY CHANGE.
    33 5 M ijor General Miles, 15 I>lrtctor of Batniitlag itu<l < )rginisatioD, succeed sl/eut Geu Sir W. Q Ntcholson, Quartfr Mister General to the forces and Third Military Member to the Arim ConociL
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    THE MALACCA RUBBER PLANTATIONS.
    333 5 Mr Gh B. Dodwell, pivsidiny at the in^etinjj of the Malacca Rult!,er Plantat ons on Mnh ult said t li;it the A-th:in Ksta'e, when t :k-r. o\er ly the company, m lujnaged hy Chin^so ;inJ run on CUmm lines, bat it was cot deemed advi-al>!t.- to
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    PUSING LAMA TIN.
    222 5 K'i th< led i ;tif kdtel <>f r-r.< on-, dre^c-d ready lor tl:< ibo l l lO.lt piculs. mbidb on \.r f *>.. therefore lia- ken apnroui an average of (110 per ton. Affc r <|. 1,. ting ths ordinary of working the property and adnrni-tr.v.ion. both
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    PAHANGS.
    168 5 A StuJi ,ii-t Shareholder writes to the Pi— acid Ti-ii.^" 1 1 LUi 0.-t.) I gather f.om jour i-ssueof to-o" ty that the market dooi net view favrnrably the Aogust working repoil from Lkt P.ihmg u<ine. Hera >■' ti;- 1 principal development?, tselndiag eve ytl.ii tr I t-lov- 2
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    50 5 These is a long list of I ills for consideration on Fridaj, at the meeting of the Council. 3rd readings Penal Code Amendmeut, Mißor Offences Amendment 2nd readings, Harbours Amendment, Tramways Amendment, Ist reading Repeals Bill committee, Civil Procedure Code, Municipal Amendment, Police Force Amendment, Chinese Immigrants Amendment.
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    LETTERS TO AN EXILE.
    920 5 Lundon, U^t. 190". London is filling up, and all the nice little winter amusements, are m full s ving. The weather is horrible, so muddy and damp but that niak?B it all the pleasanter to plaj bridge all the afternoon without being tormented by a feeling
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    THE LATE MR. LIM KEK CHUAN.
    75 5 At the funeral on Nov. 28 of the late Mr L'.ru Ktk Chuau all classes and creeds were largely represented, denoting the universal esteem m which the deceased was held. The coffin was covered with maDy beautiful wreaths. Mr W. Cow^n, Protector of Chinese,
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      327 5 ROBINSON Co. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CINEMATOGRAPHS. almWß^^ l l l^^^*mmH>i^ $39.50 k^ $90.00 each FILMS TO FIT ALL CINEMATOGRAPHS. HOTEL de la PAIX, SINGAPORE. FftH Uid Established House having been thoroughly Repaired and Kenovated is NOW REOPENED. Jood Accommodation for Boarders and Passengers. A Speciality b made of the Table,
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    THE KING AND THE TERRITORIAL ARMY.
    995 6 The King received at Buckingham Palace on Saturday, Oct 26, the Lords Lieutenant of the counties of England and Scotland and Wales, and commended the new military organisation to the favourable consideration and be6t efforts of his Lords Lieutenant axd tne C. vn ty
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    22 6 "Morrhuil Creosote is a sp Undid and eflicacior: preparation m nulmonarv troubles." (Unsolicited) J. W. Beaumont, m.e.c.s., Eng 8 April 1904. 5
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  • Page 6 Advertisements
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      519 6 ftfcvcrtisancnts. On the Berth. The East Asiatic Company. Ltd. FOR Marseilles, Havre and Copenhagen. Tlu Swedish s.s. "CANTON is expected o arrive here on or about the 15th December, uid will receive a prompt despatch for the ibove ports. For Freight apply to EAST ASIATIC Coy, Ltd. Nov 2o 16.12
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      497 6 tHbvertiscmcntg. SHIPPING Ef Tic JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. A regular FORTNIGHTLY Service is maintained between Japan and Europe by the following NEW TWIN SCREW STEAMERS. Cndik Mail Contracts with thi Imperial Japanese Govbrnmbnt. Specially designed for the Company's European Ser\ ice, lighted throughout by Electricity, provided with excellent accommodation
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      665 6 Hfrvcrtiscmcntg. 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 Coast, Persian Gulf, Continental and American Ports. Steamers will (cave Singapore on or aboat MAIL LINES. Outward (for Chim*) Delhi Dee 7
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      678 6 Htocrtteements. SHIPPING. Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen. COAST LINES < i:e*mefi of the Coa*t Plcct. tows reg. tons r*>sr. Petchabdri 2181 Derawongs* 16-13 Borneo 2100 Paklat 1657 Kohaichang 2040 Anghin 1657 Rajah 2023 Lockron 16-57 I'itoanuloi 201 9 Choising 1657 I Bangkok 192u Pongtong 1087 I Rajabnri 1904 Sameen M 97 Korat
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      540 6 a^v>crttoClncnts. SHIPPIIVG. KEI. Norddeutscher Lloyd, Brpm* INPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LivpThe fast and well-known u^ui t this Company sail fortnight. y Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp. Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (connect Naples, Alexandria and vice versa) Suez, Aden, Colombo, Penan^, Sin<»r,* Kong Shanghai, Nagasaki 4 X U and back. < They are due
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    THE PEACE OF THE PACIFIC.
    791 7 The l;iig«st of the oceans has up to the present time played only a comparatively I part m history it has m fact justified it- title. Hut the tendency- of events goes to that this condition of things ih not likely ntinuc. Th< world's political
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    EXCHANGE.
    74 7 (COKBSOTBD CP TO Nov. 25 Bank 4 m/s 2/4 ,V demand 2, 4? Private credits 3 m s 2/4 credits 6 m!* 2/4 1£ Franob, demand Bant... 2H2 Gbkmant, demand 238 India, T. T 173; Honokono, demand 12^>noin Yokohama, demand 114 norn Java, demand 139] Ba n a kok,
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    PRODUCE.
    127 7 November "25. Tin 7<> <> i Ganibiw buyers 7.1" Gambier Cube No. 1 10.30 Gambier Cube No. 2 9.SQ Pepperßlack (orcUu. Spore) buyers 14.00 Pepper, White (fair L.W. 6 p.e.j :«».5O Nutmegs (110 to the 3b.) JS.OO Nutmeg^ (80 to the lb.) 00 Mace (Banda) 85.00 Cloves (Amboina) M
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    SHARES.
    620 7 r r MINES. Capital Capital Issue Paid Is«oed pAldapVala* op Company. Wuot*t«oat ssasss s& s is Ksasr- bU.000 gO.000 1 1 Kiata Tin Mines l <,,» SJ55g K' 000 > Tin Mining Co. 22KJ 99 00 }J W KnantanTinM^Go Ltd 1 MOO.OOO 37.5.OOU1O 10 KanaboiLtd .€120/0" 120,nno £1 fi
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      91 7 FROM THE ANTILLES. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Benefits a City Councilman at Kingston. Jamaica Mr. W. O'Reilly Fogarty, who is a member City Council at Kingston, Jamaica, West Indies, writ-s as follows One bottle f Chamberlain's Cough Remedy had good effect m a cough that was giving me tr« üble &nd
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      515 7 ft^crttsctricnts. WANTED. WANTED. An Assistant Costing Clerk, must bo ac curatr m calculating prices. A liberal salary N\iil bt> paid to a suitable man. Apply caetoomg copies of testimonials to \.V." o o Singapore Free Press.' Roy SI 28.11 NURSE WANTED. Bagliah Lady with infant, travelling home m JTaaoary, will
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      379 7 SHIPPING. I OCE^ STEAM SHIP Co., Ltd. AND China Mutual Steam Nay. Co. Ltd. The Companiwfe' iteajnen are despatch** 1 froo Liverpool outwards for the Strait*, ChinA and •lapac every wetk, and fr;.aa Japan i.orafc-wa-dg for London, Amn^rd&rn and Antwerp evory U rt-m^-ht, and f. Genoa, STart-eillee arl Liverpool monthly.
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      244 7 HAMBURG-AMERiKA LINE. PASSENGER SERVICE. Byth« n. w rtcamcrs Rhrnakia. llabsbubo." Hohenbtadfen,' and the Scandia' and Silkbia." ffVt rtwmnn m wpntiaMj bfiili ftw Mm tomtm an-i have laxnrionß Passenger acccmraodaticn. FirsVc'ass Cabins amidshipß, 'lighted tbroughont by eicctrjcity. cabin? tittod with fans. Doctor and fTt«mnl— carried. en beard. Return tickets ibsued at
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    597 7 TO LET. TO LET No. 10 Tiverton Lane off Killiney Road. Apply to B. N. ELIAS, I, Malacca Street. Aug 7 7.12 Laree and well lighted office to let at No. 3 Malacca Street from August 15th next, very cool, fitted with every convenience, electric fans at valuation. Apply to
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    THE KALLANG MURDER.
    1472 8 CORONERS INQUEST HELD. Eye-Witness Dkscribes The Attack. Mr Alex Gantle, the Coroner, continued the ie quest at the Tan Took Seng Hospital, Yesterday, concerning the death of Mr Tan Hong Wee, a well known Straits Chinaman :iad Municipal contractor, who was butcher>"i b? armed robbers at the
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    SENT TO THE REFORMATORY.
    161 8 A small Malay bej named A man w is before Mr Miiheil, the senior magistrate. yesterday, oa a charge of stealing a piir of I silver bangles troui a little Kling boy. Man, a grown Milay, was charged with I pawning tho bangles I expect or
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    BARRISTERS' LETTERS OF GOLD AND THE SILVER OF CLIENTS.
    262 8 BARRISTERS' LETTERS OF GOLD AND THE SILVER OF CLIENTS. HKS A WWM H \N HOSOKAKIIM Sims t'm) asro about 91 liscars and others w jro ci i-_r .1 with affray, and on their behilf M (htai H i*hirn pui a sum of 1100 to Mr Kuira as a retaining fee
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    WAGES.
    133 8 Brioto Mr Justice Sercoiube Smith vesterdai C. E. Johnson sued Artie Tully, "the local bookaakar, for a sum of ?*248 30 as the balance of vagfi and one month's wages m lieu of notice, and bJm for expenses incurred. A good det.l ..f evidence was subiiiitted, but the case
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    68 8 A cargo of rice arrived from Bangkok yesterday by the (ierman steamer Dalbi. The Imp. German mail steamer Yorck" having left Colombo on the 23rd instant at 7 pm. may be expected to arrive here on Friday at daylight. The homeward aud the outward Spanish miil steamers Alicante
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    ROCHORE WARD ELECTION.
    78 8 Yesterday was thw closing day for nominations for the Rochore Ward Municipal election. Then* was only one nomination that of Mr Chiug Keng Lee, the present member. He was proposed by Mr Lee Choon Gu%n and seconded by Mr Lim Peng Siacg. Objections if any to the
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    IMPORTANT PROPERTY AUCTION.
    165 8 At Messrs H. L. CoghlanA Co.'s Auction Rooms ytsterday a very large assemblage of thost interested m l*nd and house property attended for the sale of the following valuable town properties. No. 12 Trafalgar St. Area B*o6B tq ft, freehold, rent $40, Buyer Tan Hiasg Guat Eso
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    SEIZURE OF COUNTERFEIT COIN.
    117 8 Three Kehs were before Mr Col man, the third magistrate, yesterday, for being iv possession of counterfeit coin and implements for counterfeiting. The er-juirv was adjourned for a week and no bail" was allowed. 1 MMHt Sergeant Mulcock saw two of tbe accused iv a pawnshop
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    A YOUNG " PIRATE."
    144 8 A YOUNG PIRATE." A small Keh boy pleaded guilty before! Mr Michell, the seuic r magistrate, yesterday to the theft of a koleh. Lihmat, a Malay fisherman of Campong Sladang, I'ulau Tekong, said that at eight j o'clock on Friday uight hid koleh was' nnssimj from the t>each where he
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    A TRAM "STRIKE."
    125 8 Three Makvg, a trolley boy and two police constables, were before Mr Michell the senior ma^istrat*. yesterday, on an allegation of usintr criminal force to Ismail Abdul Khan, a clerk m the Municipal Engineer s office. Mr Knowies was for the prosecution. The complainant said that at
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    HOIHOW.
    102 8 Hoihow. Nov. 13. The trade of this port m recovering from the set back it had on account of the typhoon weather of the past month. Tbe weather has changed to the usual gloomy winter skies and the prospects are that trade will exceed the record made m the
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    CLEARANCES.
    134 8 Nov 23. Ranee, Ger. str., Peters, for Deli Asahan. Nov i' 4. Will o' the Wisp, Brit, str., Perkins, for Kemaman via port*. Cyrus, Brit, str Knox. for New York. Nov 25. Emilie, Dut. str Sulong, for Rhio. Hong Wan, Brit, str., St. John, for Malacca and Muar. Jin
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      410 8 VESSELS AT TANJONG PAGAR AND KEPPEL HARBOUR. Wharves ami Dork» at xrhich different vessels were herthed >^<fprJay. East Wharf Basin- Nil. E. Wharf Section 1 Unity. Bangkok. Section 1 Sheers Wharf Ltdy Weld. Section 2 Kinta, Scandia. ,< 3 -Mon gouierj shire 4 -Benarty. 6— Nil. 6— Dagmar, Charon, J;
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