The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 27 November 1907

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    16 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1907. NO. 6,148
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    166 1 The Arab Club case was couiiuued jesterday iv the Supreme C uirt ai^l 'onu' lively cross-examination of the phiutiff followed Pace The Bircelooa Express his b^eo d^railtd and r.m over a bridge Oitttiag a be&TJ 1 »l of life P..^e 7. Ua pag^ 9 or" this i^jue
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    WINDS OF THE WORLD.
    818 1 BdiDg c'ediblv iuforined the other day b\ a queer old iiuu of the seafaring persuasion that the south east mousoon was still fighting Ihe north e:st monsoon to see whi< hwiuld cji.juer. and the iufotmatioa being follow**! by a dissertation on the failure of the las
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      423 1 MOTOR CAR REPAIRS KATZ BROTHERS, LTD. TYRES VULCANIZED I BEC TO announce their ACCUMULATORS RECHARGED GREAT CASH CLEARANCE PLATING, ENAMELLING, PAINTING A W V^ BY SKILLED WORKMEN I MjT ALL MOTOR nQGESSORIES. I \J JttL Mm* Lamps, Coils, Jacks, Pumps, Oil Motor Spirit. &c. &c WILL COMMENCE STRAITS CYCLE MOTOR
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      82 1 TO-DAY f S ADVERTISEMENTS. A Maadao'l Malay Dictionary for sale Page 5. Tv let MaMm Pfcca and houses m Mt. Elizabeth Pa^. 11. Messrs Powell .v Co. sell Japan* curios and lavd Page Mohamed Qbortli i Co. have iristmas Cards for sale Page "2. Thr owner of Planet Pilgrim will
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      392 1 THE WEEK. Wei> iffDAT 27th Sigh Water —3 13 a, 2.17 p. N\ D 1.. Mail Homewatd closes, 1 Football— SCC. v. R G A., S < Thii;m..v, Mtk Btgfc Wi.ter.--4 a 3 15 p. B I. Mail Homeward cloee 3 p K. oiball— R.W K^nts I r. V.M.C.A R.
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    HOLLAND'S ENDLESS WAR.
    285 2 It ia as the heir of Holland that Germany hopeH to find scope for her ambition m the Pacific," says the Broarl Arrow." TWI I>utch Colonies are not only rich but large ami flourishing, atxl m the past have poured untold wealth into the lap of the
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    669 2 Kr i [ludie c« .it- 1 at Colotnln on Lis v tv fiom India to Australia, and was gir--1 iv tr-«1 ati l f'tei by the Swadeshi gentlemen. H i r. tufee J to give MM impressions of India Tue G iwrnor (happi Sir Henry was unable to -pire tims
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      1007 2 PHONOGRAPHS! PHONOGRAPHS!! PHONOGRAPHS The well-known firm of Phonograph Rathe of Paris and I London will open a show room at JVo. U3-7\ Raffles Place, jon or about the 25th instant for sale of numerous new talking, machines and records of the best kind. The firm of Phonograph Pa the is
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      474 2 HJn>crttsctiicnts. NOTIGES. NOTICE. I have removed my office, from No. 16, Collyer Quay to No. f, Finlayson <»reen. N. N. ADIS, Exchange and Sliaro Broker. Kov 2."> 28.11 NOTICE. Any one m a position to give information concerning the whereabouts of S. Duinker, Master Mar m r. who left the
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      465 2 Sfcvcrttserncnte. INSURANCES. Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd, HRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE. Funds Exceed £1 2, 000,000 VV. A. SIMS, Manager, Eastern Branch Aug 29 Guardian Assurance Company, Limited, London. Suberribed Capital -£2,000,000 Total Invested Funds, upwards 0f... .£6,250,000 Annual Income upwards of £1, 00,000, Fire Risks. Short or Long Periods
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      577 2 Hbvcitiscmcnt; ■|__mjvjcs. Hongkong Shanghai E Corporation. Paid-up Capital R«s*rtb Fckis:— Sterling $10,000,0(0 Silver $11,753,000 Resbevi Liability ow E«TOEB •1 /'OO.fK» COUET OF DIR.CTOEB G. H. MBDHuwrr, E6q._c aAIitJU Hon. Mr. H«nbt Xaswicx.-DircTY Cv CB. LnrwAii. Esq. I H aw* 1 Okie* Manaqie Honofovo —J. h. M. BMITE Manager: Sha»ohai.—H. E.
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    THE MENACING EAST.
    408 3 •iKAVK Q<»S|U)NS PeMTV.; la replji iif to tli- to.i*t f bin th it thAustiaJia Untr\ Syduey. on Sjpt .K. th- nnng Japanese I visul (M. Iw 8 «ik) rater red to thf present p'»ition of Eir. .pea.s aud tics. and despite the diplomatic phrasing of his remarks
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    THE INDIAN SEDITION BILL.
    401 3 D of the Indian Sedition Bil! v His BxeoHoi I tf VI th it Lad I -roucht it "iuto I thM a -e to which it wcnld ># ttg wi I b the c ■mntry i\ I i buml >i ri to lorf/al the tm inc.
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    55 3 i most willingly boar testimony to the yreat efficacy of Grimault's Cigarettes for ■Whniii. I hare had Asthmatic Bronchitis i r some time. This winter the attac k was -most unbearable. A kind friend gave me a box and I am, thank God, almost a new .n. Tours moat gratefully,
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    WAR TRAINING IN THE NORTH SEA.
    303 3 Hetwe n foes, atom.*, and f. id CHmiV* Bere h f id. the 4 >,«>*•<» omijers aua men c ied m the North Sta inatenn-fi) nave l.«d strenuous tim^. A harrier spell of war tr: n iag his never J^eu duue hj any c
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    CHINA'S ARMY.
    307 3 A Gkkai Military Refokm. P.nis, Oetobtr 2". An interesting article appears m thecunet.t number of Missions Cathf>!i.jueB," from the pen of M. Regis oOf fix, a missionary at ":;-tv.ng. wh<> ijive* «1 -tails of the new Chinese Army pre i A i rdiog to M mtlitarj disU> 1^
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    COAL INDUSTRY AND FREIGHT.
    441 3 Readers of Professor Jevom will reuiein-l-er bow. m bis book on The Coal yue«tion," he proves to deni'justration th^t the Bn indosti ial e 1 1 really baga 1 w.th t!ie develop men of oar colliaty aaAarpriaa, an 1 was the ie*u!t ol tiie [i;i tic-al
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      532 3 Htwrtiflcnurnta. A k-i.-'i is ail im;cr sigur.l. You should J ••••d its warning promptly. ]'»egia at ouce, aud tako regular doses of f*herri( Pectoral All serious luug trouble* begin witli a common y cold. A cold m the >Sfc »«2 throat easily passes to •^a^^i^^^N tue bronchial tubes, rfZy- /A
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      584 3 TANSAN. (In common with every article of Proved Merit) HAS ITS IMITATORS. > < Tansan is bottled under the strictest European Supervision, The Extensive up-to-date Plant is open to the inspection of all visitors to Takaradzuka, Japan, where the Bottling of Tansan m its natural state may be seen. No
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      530 3 THE Singapore Free Press. Morning Daily. To Our Readers. The Singapore Froe Press is now Morning Daily, and is ou sale at depots, from an early hour each morning (Sundays n<»pUd). C»*\\ price Ten Cents a copy Bvbaeriben 4 tajim will be deliver their private netJltOCM, (>r town offices or
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    SOLDIER POET SHOT.
    202 4 SiN<j-< BiroKi Fisiira J'AhTv. T < kO, Monday, Desert i n*m ktan ■< <, .i^jed tw itj t I■. va« >!i"t yaatarday ay ordat of Court ma-f 1! H>ui I diapl ijing .t i tba tradition I .^e aa i <• m v' ol kkl Jipaaoaa •:<!
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    SINGAPORE AND AUSTRALIA'S WOOL TRADE
    52 4 vV ir W. H t«r*a rth--n- -■-< i f L»■ Ion- S wool it is all si bulk |Wi tU Siipi j^ fuickn, an I Ta-i.r l». Ameri ■.n an 1 X irj tain i ka i, il i i m c r> t <
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    POWER BY WIRELESS
    38 4 THI POBI 1 I al- ir iblio tomJ^J i- kW of c H -«ud fallows cut iha that Urn propajjatioM of l K i,t and electrl.-.tv were two aiaOW pbenoaiena, subject to th« HUn l.tws
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    THE LAW AND THE PROFITS.
    223 4 [n the flvfting yt*ind*rd aouadi the moaning of the 1> ir. Far tiie bara'.er who irritei ia is >lated fiou h>3 eAienfce, an <l mci. <1 -ntiiliy Us olientd aro iaoiated from hnS Many m m would be glad to tr^t »n opinion on bid
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    THE INQUISITION.
    150 4 1- > X .m L•( whi-h I ill Of' ii i r i i 1 1 K.r I, r i ,;;ie iut i 111. ir.i the •rfi Tin 9ix diu.ifs wiio forutod t'i" M», h:t\ing ■ed by '*< 1 ii j. t -m i .n t io Hoij
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    AUSTRALIAN COAL MONOPOLY.
    144 4 pie ion of Urn Aus:u* i..r. Wn.i blni <f th° prind Aliarj o- C ;i,t T: V ,1 b ani the trad* un:<.ns.l.v wh m it only v. 1 v 9 i fcradii eonaUj.*' A.% N ad is still una ipplj all her n M>»l n tr
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      29 4 A Word to Traveller*, lne excitement incident to travelling and chan™ of food and water often brings Sn d.arrT»oea, and for thia reason no one ILuld DmrrhOea Reffie^ For
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      20 4 Rigaud's Bocool Extract is an extra j ■©production of this sweet yet powerful odian perfume and is very popular. 21
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      526 4 A CLERGYMAN. n Nervous Debility, Influenza, Depression, Nervous Headache Mo?t people have ciesireJ to knov.- l>eforehand for certain what will be the re^v. Io; an undertaking. Imagine the saving m time and money if we could ioiesee what m Mow re;uiers may actually realise the v. his divulged hy a
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      139 4 THE CBILON OBSERVER (»tibl«shcd m Colombo if 34) 1 '-CT^V-ut trp island o: md i- vely m Great Bri' veil ai iongst i^rsons parts td world. Ceylon Observer (IV.-Ivj.-— An. ia 1 y-j'- p b> -ace. Overland Ct server fTTftlj) 1 mm? ;);±ily Crjlon Observer R 20 pei annu 1
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      129 4 Santal Capsules (P'.irenpss of oil, .m- MStlag of i Certainty of ci»e, with no inconvemv Full Directions. AilChrm.^' 4.ik /'or s 1 y t 1.1 n% V Will my, m Premiu BusseH Co. 10 12, Place r» Secup.it issoed 07 Europcfto PARIS ar-d Municipalities offering proepect3 of imraont: returns To
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      508 4 VESSELS KXPECTEU. STEAMERS. Giving port of departure, and (where knotonj date due here, and name of Agents. Achilles, Cliina, Dee 12 Mansfield. Aulie. Bjdnej, Deo liJ; Bouste.icl AlcinouB, China, Dec B .\J.tMtii«!d. Aicadia, Colombo, Deo -i P I Ajutiii.i, Hai.^'koK, Mot BoCTttt Co. A. A pear, Caiin'.ta, Dt.''.- .'> Pat.
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      183 4 BIGGEST NAVAL GUNS. Tkkmknioi Armamkn: Brazil Bath r It il stated tint tbfl t,ew are l>eint,' ui.inu; intei tii r.• B now bailding at Bi Bbwick. Bach raa built np I vbi fire ■iaall be of fl bow st n 1 1 an 1 Their power wi 1 b^ ordinarj
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    AN OLD AGE PHILOSOPHER.
    445 5 X Marston. F H, <1 «5 t*i S-.ntr.r-I f th* w knowQ |>« »iUjm g fi mof S.nnpso-i L >w. i« th* author of a ht boo wbiek hi* fir m bo, brought oofu f with Mm tit'- Die-t it F A t«« bi OH r
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    TOBACCO A GERM KILLER.
    234 5 people attribute their freedom from l-iinor >1 > a lilieral MB? "f Ahich t:. ate et cl genet, 'i ■1 by the Lancet which >a\- thai m the v/hioh ha- thi- foriualdeliyik. a powerful ant i-reseiit i-. iu««re than just for if water through which a
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    PROFESSOR BLACKIE'S 'CONFESSION OF FAITH."
    223 5 A correspondent send*., and ;tsk> i i yion ibtiah, Jolin Stuart Blatkie's v of Faith': it is outspoken and t M iui^lit bt expect* <1 of on who wan I m hi-* life-time 'the Professor cf iiuii ,w.i\ i .ood-hutnour." Here it Cratda and Conli
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      711 5 j Hfcvcrttsemenis. SAVED FROM AN OPERATION. MY DOAN'B HA.CX.M HE KIDNKY I'IIXS. Mr. (ieorge PdthMl liveH at 111, Tiotorii Dwellings, Clerkenwell Koad, Lo .lon, Kng land. \U- wrote "Before taking your Doan's Backache Kidney PilU I usf J to have such se\erc pains m the lower part of my back
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      585 5 B&vcrttoemento. augtioxs. ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE OF 200,000 Para I lubber Trees guaranteed one year and a half old. The trees will be sold on samples which are now on view m our Sale room, On Tuesday the 23rd December, at 11 a.m. An exceptional opportunity for those desirous of buying.
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      436 5 Hfcvcrttaemcnts, AUCTIONS. AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Land and House Properly. SITUATE AT Church Street, m the Town of Singapore. TO BK HELD AT POWELL COS SALEROOM. Tuesday, 3rd Dec, at 2-30 p.m. Valuable 999 years' leasehold land contain ing an area of 1.170 square feet. Together with the shop-hou.se promises
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      591 5 THERE ARE NO Exorbitant Profits. FOR ANYBODY ON BUCHANAN'S mm THE PUBLIC '^m^m^m^m^mmmm^- ■ir^m^m^mm RED Ws£Ai" J VJL- L kll IL M FULL BENEFIT q9 of the High qualities of "Red Seal" and "Black ®> White" at the lowest possible prices. "Red Seal" retails at 9.50 per case. "Black White"
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    NOTICE.
    161 6 AH communications to the Editor should be j legibly written en one side of the paper only, and should m a!! cases be authenticated by the name and address of the writer, not for publication, unless clearly so indicated. The Editor ie not responsible tor, and does not necessarily
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    The Singapore Free Press. Wednesday, Nov. 27, 1907.
    1086 6 The Singapore Free Press. Wednesday, Nov. 27, 1907. a sensible riew, and has wisely set bis face > against any overt opposition b?yond tbit optioa of refraining as conferred by the Act. The Archbishop is probably well aware that a. large proportion of the clergy does not m I this
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    715 6 "i tli- .'il iusiaut the mtimm o< Mr Hrnry Kirbv X ..dwell aW Km M*rv T took phceat Bt Andrrw'g Church m T fc/o An Observe is icf>;-.ne.l ilm bialtttar will do- be published Let bin nI-r to the ■MJttgeri .-i Urn C m\ my, if be tb uks Le
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      312 6 JOHN LITTLE Co., Lm GRAND £bristmas Bazaar. NOW OPEN. DO!! t I --.m i., iD g your Christniaa Presents ami (Joo.l Cheer. Buy at OllCe ami obteii Wst SflectioD Mkl Attent*ou. r\ R STOCK I:.^- Iwn very carefully chosen with a view to offering a selection of intinit.' variety, calcu!a',e<l
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      419 6 YOU NEED NOT PAY FOR YOUR PHOTOGRAPHS Tnless they are the BEST to be had ami you LIKE them. You cau easily manage this. Obtain proofs from all the Studiov. compare th*> results, and order those you like IJKST. You will thus hi sure of get: in the IiEST PHOTOGRAPHS,
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    INDIAN RAILWAY STRIKE.
    53 7 ,By Si.btnarine TVl?graph— Reut^r's.) Tlie Indiin Government baa appointed a I of Ci>n<'iliation. It rill M«et immediitely the men have ■:ei It work ;iul eontiata of the Chairuian of the Railway Board, the Chairman Bengal Clumber of Commerce, thrfe :tes from the But Indian I? lilwav tud
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    DEAR COAL.
    17 7 il which before coat seven rupees per v twamtj and the price is still rUiaw.
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    M.C.C.'s GREAT WIN.
    14 7 If. C. C. team have defeated New! Walee by 406 mns.
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    American Military Balloons.
    18 7 The km riot I af Ordnaceehaa al- 'n«-v to l»uy one or more m tetephonee.
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    THE BENI HASSAN FIGHT.
    27 7 A Sharp Brush. ■•f 244 imii. I-■ .:i)t mcc killed m the ith i be 1) *vi Hd<spn. resterd*j act] the MN 'the
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    WEATHER IN ENGLAND.
    19 7 w and Wind. city now it.inn- m midlands. Ili It i\ i v. ,v, '■< ;iu J
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    JUMPED INTO THE RIVER.
    64 7 aftenatt ns ago, a Chinese i BtO the liv-r froui the Ktllang 94 u^ i by Mr I .)■><_; who fciaae The ito tha) m .-pital Yesterday Id of the btfore Mr l. the stcotid li- produced a medical certi- ttcited tha- :l.e man had Iven
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    MALAY CAPTAIN ARRESTED.
    43 7 h i,^), when tbi I I 1 M v r. At- i to tb« r« Lost itutad. erd.iv u\ uag lutpcclOT WiUon of the ferrv Bil bttofl Mr later ;.i iha i»y -u an T>o>rp OC( I f of < r
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    A HEAVY FINE.
    85 7 A (Jh.Le^e ooulie w<;s arraigned be!'.. re r Q BBCGBd iu JK ;i;t»a:* iiy, t in j a cf 444$ grsine it blora] i traica i i am« «."i»it. Evidence v/A-* girtn Qorercmeal ••■r.uiai Antljat said -lie ohloml rii m m loft die IT at lid i
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    SALE OF PROPERTIES.
    95 7 following Singipon* propertiM were lispoaed of by aaotiou a< PowcU 4 Cod teviay aftnrnmot Teban Louiae E>t u^ (the property af Hermann Kvz, deceased) Tanipeuif-r^, area pirt loast-hold for 999 yearp, pnrt nder Statatorv LinJ <irantB. total inual quit rttt .^:jl0. T>ought by Goh n (^uau for
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    SPANISH RAILWAY SMASH.
    33 7 (By Submarine Telegraph.— Feu'er's Received at 8.40 pm. The Birct-loua- Valencia Express became derailed at a bril>,M and was pulled over into a river. Twenty were killed and 60 inju-ed.
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    THE KAISER IN ENGLAND.
    33 7 Re. Nov. 20 11.25 a n. The Kjiser is prolonging his stay m England. He attended service at the village church of Higlic'liffe which was -rowdel with peo pie.
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    TERRORIST DEPOT IN BERLIN.
    52 7 Great Police Haul. The Berlin police have sei/.^l the b >u«e of eial democratic municipal councillor which was the rutort of Buneian Mrrorieti Two paute.hnicons were takea ;iwa\ leaded with Russian revolutionary lea fljts, a quality of pistols, dumdum eartridgee, and electrical appliances for expl ling
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    DEATH OF GEN. COLVILE.
    130 7 Killed m a Motor Accident. Received X.>v ~2>'<, 11 (> »«i. S.r Heurv Rawliuaow, while out Motoring rday. cime into collision at tin- n> roads near F rim ley with Major- General Sr Henry Cjlvil^, who was m >tor-cycliii!Z. Sir H-ary C olvile suc.uoibad to his
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    TRESPASS AT THE TANGLIN BARRACKS.
    92 7 Au elderly Chinese w.>niin was l>e;orn Mr GreeD, m the second magistrnte's Court, irday, <.n an aHajtatinu <f trespass at the Tanglin barricks. Eviden.e was civen hv Corporal of the 1J >vil Wt >♦ Kent l.' ji,'imett. Th<- woman said she lost her way and
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    ALLEGED HOUSEBREAKING.
    161 7 T\v.' ag !'iu!oce-" were bafetv he I. -Lcb Court, Messrs Michell and Gibs >d, rday afternoon, on charges of hoi:sehr^tkiLu' and thet'f. I ipeetev Nolau coiidcc'cKl 'he proetm ti m :ir.d Mr Knowlee represented '.he a :j cd. M k A'i Srr</. a Cantoii«-.-*- ceiueUilei of 1 7
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    207 7 Further evidence wds taken by Mr Col man, thin* magistrate, yesterday, iv tl,e allegation of atteiuptn.l murder brought a^uiust a Can!«>r.*>t*9 eatinp-lu'use Coofa ol Sauth Bridge Road. This imm is laid t<> have hacked the throat of a c > iutr\mau of hi-. The enquiry was tdJottHMd til l>eo '2
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    ATHLETIC NOTES.
    1334 7 To-morrow followers of Ru^by will be treated to a really fine gime if the weather is only propitious for Scotland will play the Kest on the SCO. ground. There have been many practice games held lately, and the men have been gradually working together s-) that it cm
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    HOCKEY.
    90 7 I M the E*pl made 1 ist evening a fast and j well wlited t'iois oi hoekej wae wit- 1 neaead l<-tweeu the S. C. C. aad the 95th RuetlPa Infantry. Tbe plaj waa pen and sf.me hard driTing waa put iv bt eiil..-r i The Cluh, howtver, proved
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    ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
    231 7 W utDßne s. B C 1 Et. C. nde <-f rh^ B represeur itive teama .f the Warden and the S K. C. f.i'"*l each otlur before a fairlj lar^e crowd of »p»>" 1 w I tal re g 1 ia faat .rj<\ fnl] oi S X C.
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    34 7 D\t i r Tir. )el the Mobi[l on the Keclain itivin with the mult a p Antleaa draw The m i*ch will K» r-^pl y• 1 on Pr Mr MeCohb n was the refetee.
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    TENNIS MATCH.
    46 7 A tennis uuUch will take p! ci "U the Ckinece B eruation <.'lub ground on Baturdtv between Mr L E Ginnf, the 8. C. C. Champion, and MrOagTok I-im, Champion] if the Chinese Club. I'iay will commence I pea. A good gaaaa is expected
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    L.L.T.C. CROQUET.
    45 7 rBSTEBDATO PLAT. Sis-.: i lira Baunden heal Mrs Law, 2. Ci'.AMiiON-Hir Semi unal. Mr ["'••urn *>3a,t Mr Vnde, 7. W F.DNESDAY'S PLAY. Dovaxaa, Final M tnd Mrs Q a-i\ v Mia 8 nd Mr VaJe. Cl \mi 'N-hip. Mrs Ltw v Mr Hihon.
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    72 7 > < Mr BuokUw'a Christmas Treir will thia year bo held m the Kjtlles £ntti*ntiea Boys School, by permission, ou Dee. 26lfc aLd on two lubeequual eteniagt for the amuaeaneat of the friends of the ohildrea and <>f those who are helping iv the Pliy. Toe P>ells of Freiburg," a
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      92 7 FEOM THE ANTILLES. Chamberlain's Cough Bemedy Benefits a City Councilman at Kingston, Jamaica Mr. W. O'Reilly Fogarty, who is am^moer of the City Council at Kingston, Jamaica, West Indies, writes as follows One bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy had good effect on a cough that was giving me trouble and
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      385 7 ROBINSON Co. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CINEMATOGRAPHS. tPRIGES U. 50 Iff I 5.50 X rj 1 ffi %jy Mi. Jf !-w_ $90.00 each FILMS TO FIT ALL GIMEMATOGRAPHS. 'MONARCH' VISIBLE MAI'K IN f THREE SIZES TWO COLOURS FOOLSCAP $200 I billing $220 J^j^^j^S^^^^ PERFECTLY OLD MACHINES OT AgS^lfflßlgiM payment *»*u~-iS2S jpw
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    BED.
    642 8 Hed. There you have it m one word the essential oil of comfort, the tangible summary of satisfaction, the ultimate port and haven of desire. l>oes one ever want anything «juite so badk as bed. or, once achieved, does anything rise yield so complete, so celestial a delight? Warning
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    COPRA ISLANDS.
    258 8 R"MAN' <>i PIONEERIN'.. i Fiji Tuesday. Oot 1 Mr Humphrey, 3 solicitor, acting on behalf of a half cwiier of t lie < iiieg estate, including Fanning und Washington I "land*, has obtained a jndiei- '«rJ»-r for the sale of the is'.atdc tn November 1 -ered by William
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    TROPICAL RAIN.
    120 8 It l.tbheti with its myriad whips the sea To culm ts piidßion atd its crested piide, To bring it to M\hmi»sion for Jay And give-, it then a jmmmm robe to hide Its blue, fair briffctaw neatli a habit It MO«rgM all the hind and seams the roads
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      533 8 Stovcrttscmcnts. On the Berth. The East Asiatic Compmy, Ltd. FOR Marseilles, Havre and Copenhagen. The Swedish ss. CANTON is expected to arrive here on or about the 15th December, and will receive a prompt despatch for the above ports. For Freight apply to BAST ASIATIC Coy. Lnx Agents. Xov 26
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      581 8 a^vcrtt9cmcnto. SHIPPING INDO CHINA STEAM NAY. COY., LTD. The steamers of this Company maintain a regular direct service between Calcutta, Straits, Hongkong, Shanghai and Japan, taking cargo on through Bills of Lading for Canton, Swatow, Amoy, Chefoo, Tientsin, Newchwang. Yangtsze Ports, Formosa, the Philippines &c. &c. STEAMERS. Tons Commander Kutsang
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      656 8 HSvcrtiscmcnts. 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 Gnlf, Continental and American Porto. Steamers will laavt Singapore on or aboui MAIL LINES. Outvtard (for CW««) 1908 Delhi Dec
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      680 8 Hfcvcrtfscmente, SHIPPING. Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen. COAST LINES Steamers of the Coast Fleet. tons reg. tons reg. Petohaburi 2191 Devawongs* 1643 Borneo 2100 Paklat 1657 Kohsiohang 2040 Anghin 1667 Rajah 2028 Locksan 1657 Piteanuloi 2019 Choising IGO7 Bangkok 1920 Pongtong 1657 Rajaburi 1904 Samsen 16J7 Korat 19C>0 Loo Sok 160-1 1
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      640 8 o^vcrtiocmcl^2^. SHIPPING. Norddeutscher Lloyd, Brei>w INPERIAL OEEMAN^MAIL iSfp L The fast and well-known mail this Company sail fortnightly from Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Bonthaa Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (connection Mar Naplea, Alexandria and vice versa > Suez, Aden, Colombo, Penanj? Sinir^n-rau kon Shanghai, Nagasaki i Kobe t/v They are due m
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    SYNTHETIC RUBBER.
    478 9 ring ;»!ti «rIH appear ia "the «.B«MkV Journn!,' the \mm of Otto II Daring the l«tf few we*»k« ne Iran frm. ntgwdisg \,irious Utii :\d thp«M me id «titf.>r qaite ra Itfy t!i" mi i v l i. ud c >nfa j i m. lilt \\i> bf rhnw
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    THE PACIFIC CRUISE.
    113 9 WIKBLMI TBLBPBOVBfI .U Bl 'ne of the m-st int-?n»sf.nir f-<tt ires ie neat of the Atlat.ti United stittei N,i\_v lor it- enriee nux wntes a Xav q oadeat, vill of ooDTenal on beiveea p. The »j I i'.nlucn. 1 io v toh aral 1 y which ti.
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      86 9 Lun:e Back. I Bent isusuly earned Iy > .cici ana may hi ctrid by ai.])i;. i; r'uiri s I'ain H^im fwo or Off tho pa-r eh trpßcation. If th s dot ord re iof, bfad on a pe c of flarvr.el slightly drni:n Halm, and quick relief is i a!e
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      530 9 Vf B^H HOB BSB itfaWß BH&I V^Ha^aw rgi Vy^ X"^ B vW^T^ ■*>■ E flfiiii "c%*C^^^E Japanese'high class fe~? HAVB Ju^T UXPAGKED A SPr.li\DU> ASSORTMENT OF V^ NEW THINGS sfc^ SUITABLE FOR If* r 41 A ITIdS \&b New Year f* PRESENTS. Ik v*i ~^aßaaßßaaaaaajßß»aßi BjßM~^~~_^- *O ALSO Xmas New
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    EASTWARD BOUND.
    1260 10 Just now the ni'L'r.ition eastward is at its height. L"! .ye "is ended, and those of tbe many thoin-i.ds who work iv tbe remote pirts of tbe Empire atid hare been home are on their way back to tbe Ei«t. To most of m, perbjps they are seldom
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    BY THE MAIL.
    626 10 From Washington it is reported that Second Assistant Postmaster-General ef«S-l Clearv. recognising the advantages to be uaiued by forwarding the mtils from New Yoik via (,)neenstown and Liverpool by tin n^w (Junanlery. Lubitauia acd Mauretania, by re.ssvi of th*ir speed, has issued an order tmt henceforth thetw?
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    POET ARTHUR TO-DAY.
    1413 10 THE TKACES OF THE SIEGE. Mr A G. Aogier whose tour through the Far E«»t has recently included Port Arthur gives his impressions as m L. anl C. E. Press. We quote as follows The battlefields are naturally the great interest which surround Port Arthur. Before saj
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    MARKET PRICE LIST.
    250 10 Singapore, 24th ETovwiber, Btqmi l."i;j do. Frenen do I m lh. Be^fSteak do. Bean Scroll :s j Bam'noo B] Blachan Brin jals Battivia do., China do Salted Qamta, Imported J do., Singapore do. Capons do., I• Celery par oattj Chillies. V do. J4 do. Dry J.i do.
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      65 10 Nothing to Fear. Mothers need have no hesitar.cy is giving Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to their little ones, aa it contains absolutely nothing injurious. This remedy is not only perfectly safe to give small children, but is a medicine of great worth and merit. For sale by all dealers. 3 i&tj^F'*
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      244 10 USE ONLY and USE ALWAYS nP"J^raVippHpHHMHWpM| MOST atf la^iaTT^ll^aK^al REFRESHING. Far Superior A Luxurious Perfume o «hT In Health. German Kinds. a necessary bT^LH'SV'VHbPX^bPVIHMBVHMP'V restorative Tj^m^v |^V Wvsi^LfsiseV^Tsß IN SICKNESS. |^ffl is famous for its, v^lte^aw! "11 t'g^^' '^^^^^^A^jiit* "*^a^^—^ Nfwinan fetr »-t, <>xt.«i"l St. 8 K.nif-ay M<»t«»r C':tr (~<>.
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      61 10 Croup. Give Chamberlain's Cough Rer soon as the child becomes hoarse, or even after the croupy cough appears, and the s ttack may be warded off. There v n" beV* medicine m the market for children tl this remedy. It contains nothing injury and as it is pleasant to the
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    MOUNTAIN ADVENTURES.
    1446 11 I Alt- Kfefrrv Mr^Fnvrn. 811 MARTIN CON WAY (Avthoc td The Alpj from Eud to End" Movataia aiv— tmnm imply mountain dangers, *hial an mamj and' real. Ykm i.I climbing consists yi evading them -..nip wheie you plea>e. a ...m. up here,' >inj:> Nature "I >ull throw i<e
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    THE GOLD FAMINE.
    653 11 HOW IT IS CAI SE!> \M> WHAT IT MFWS. Bi a Hanker. It may nut at hrst sight be cbviou- t<, tb« man m the -tieet why a great demand for gold should accompany th< financial e v i-is m tbe United StaUv. The ixnlai.ation is as
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    SHARES.
    631 11 MINKS. Capital C*ptuJ I siot P*ld Issued p*ld op VaIuc op Um r«J. QuoUNoo. $300,000 300,000 10 10 Belat Tin M. Co. Ltd 11 $300,000 225.000 10 10 Bruang Limited 7 i!™'^ 60 0C0 10 10 BrnMhHjdraaJicTinM. Co. Ltd 14 75 £400.000 350.000 £1 £1 Duff De*elooment Co. Ltd
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      20 11 Morrhu:! Creosote is a uplendid >aa pivparation m pulmonarj "v4pK>l. cited) J. W. Beaumont, m.b.c.s., En& 8 April 1904. 5
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      606 11 TO LET. TO LET Nos. 10 and 12 Mount Eli/.abetli and 18-B Wilkie Road apply to Low Lam 503 North Bridge Road. Nov 27 27.1 TO LET No. 10 Tiverton Lane off Killiney Road. Apply to B. N. ELIAS, 6, Malacca Street. Aug 7 7.12 Large and well lighted office
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      512 11 EXCHANGE. (Coum tid up to Nov. 26.) ■Una A m/s 2/4 V* demand 2/3| PrWute credits 3 m/s 2/4 t V credit* 6 m/s 2/4 j| Fkancb, demand Fank. M M 292 Obimant, demand 238 India, T. T 173^ tfoNGKONo, demand \l% nom Yokohama, demand M 11 4 norn Java,
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      252 11 HAMBURC-AMERIKA LINE. PASSENGER SERVICE. By the n.'W steamers Rhknania," Habbbubo," Hohbnbtaofrn," ax>d the Scandia 1 and Silesia." Tho steamers are specially built for the tropics and have luxurious Passenger accommodation. FirsVclass Cabins amidships, lighted throughout by electricity, cabins fitted with fans. Doctor and Stewardesses carried. Laundry on board. Return tickets
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    A MEMBER WHO WAS EXPELLED.
    1439 12 ARAB CLUB CASE PROCEEDS. Plaintiff's Denunciations. The whole of yesterday the part- heard Arab Club action, Syed Mihamed bin Agil bia Yahya m. Syed Abdul Kader biu Abdul rah man Alsagoff, and several members of the committee of the Club was before Mr Justice Liw.
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    ROWING.
    304 12 Tin CamroMAi Cup The challenge match m this competiMon. for which a scratch crew stroked by rw-r challenged the winners of the previous race s was rowed eff l.isr evecitg. The water was smooth aud the c;e.va went over by iaurch. K't^r had the outside station acd Btattj the
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    ROBBERY AT TELUK KURAU.
    219 12 Two Javanese, Abdul Kader and Mohamed Nai. were before the Bench Court. Messrs. Michell and (ribson, yesterdiv afternoon, on an allegation of robbing an old Uagis at Teluk Kurau. Mr Savi of the police prosecuted. With much difficulty the old Bugis Wns got to tell his
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    LADIES RIFLE SHOOTING.
    83 12 A competition m connection with the Ladies Rifle Club at Singapore took place yesterday afternoon, the Urget being the running man. Miss Anderson won with 5, 4, 4, 4, 4, total 21. Kelt came Mir Yenning Thomas 4, 4, 4, 4, total 16 whik Mrs Fisher, Mrs
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    THE LADIES' BISLEY.
    374 12 I.KTTBK FROM LOBI> ROBERTS. We give below a letter from Field Marshall Earl Roberts to Col. Walker, C. M. G the gallant Commandant of the M. S. Guides, who has so ably and successfully furthered the principle of universal rifle shooting incu'eated liy the grand old hero
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    THE PAHANG FARMS.
    111 12 T wkiiy N>i !s>oß^e has beenifficiallv informed that his tender for the Pahaug Farms for the vex' two \ears has been accepted. The farms he has secured consist j of Giur.nL', Spirit Impoit Dutie*. Spirit, 1 Pawabroking, Opfaai Import Duty, Toddy, ToUooo Import Duty and Chundu. This
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    THE LATE MP R. B. HOWE.
    173 12 I s The funeral of the kte Mr Richard Brcug- bam Howe, Senior Boarding Officer. Har- hour Department. Penang, took place Fri- ay evening at Jka Protuetiat Cemetery Western £o*d, Penang. j The ort-ye left the General Hospital j ibout 4 J ,0 pm.
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    THE FAR EAST.
    159 12 'Fkom thi N.-C. Daily News. C4HADA AND JaPAX. I Tokio, Nov. 15 —Mr Lemieux, the Cana- I lian Commission ar, presented his credentials t reeter.iay afternoon to Viscount Hayashi t >ut at present to j rogramme for the negotia- n iions has been arranged. Tbu Reeling m
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      163 12 DE KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPII. Indus Contract with the Netherlands India Government Agent* at Singapore, Ship Agency, late J Daendels A Co.. 2-3 Collyei Q THE UNDERMENTIONED DATES OF DEPARTURE AXE ONLY APPROXIMATE. U. "Bkoi-weh Tot-ugkal. Mwm B«h>, Wftmi and Djaiubi S s.B. DE .teXI Baw^an boerahaja. BaDdjenna^D, St^en. Kota Bare,
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      678 12 I SHIPPING NOTI S. M. S. Kent arrived from Malacca lay and anchored m the roads, steamer Dilkerra had a reinarkabk from destruction on a recent trij troto Port Kembla, New South Wales, tc \lbany, West Australia, with coaL When :,he cargo was being unloaded at Albany, a Lin containing
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      519 12 VESSELS^ IN PORT. tt«a-or-Wtr Fla and Torn- r ,omm»aderi Air.»ed From |T nr Kent Brit cruiser 98U0 Mare»caux Nov 26 Malacca TJn Sea Mew Col. Yacht 500 Murpk-y Nov 18 P. Swettenhaiu UncerL? (S» Belle F.M.B. Yacht 400 AhmU Nov 24 .P. Swettenham P w 1 Ship fl» Ton* Master
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