The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 27 November 1908

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1 8 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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    17 1 THE Singapore Free Press AN D MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1908. NO. 6,45*
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    155 1 Loid Roberta's plain speaking on tbe subject of the defence of Britain continues to attract attention. The Austrian! aie bitter, and German strategists are discutsing the feasibility of invading England i*sg. 5. A special wire frcm Perak t«-lls ot great floods there, washing out the F.ench Tin
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    ON CLIMBING STAIRS.
    998 1 We are told b* our 1 etor*, and irfao shall say them US J, \h d the climb. ng of stairs is fceaefiofcJ to the Leatt Fhisafl laal explains iittsfactorSi tfaa got bearteiMeM of tmr friend the brofcur 1 1 *j the fat that I h greater
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      32 1 ECONOMY. m l Bmmemlmi mm ''^^^^mmmMßm i^*. If you wish to save money m m m^ m^^^ m^^^ mm^^m^m^mmmMi^^mmmam^mmm WATCH THIS Tin announcement of general INTEREST I i i APPEARS CUfNJTI V
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      241 1 WAYANG KASSIM. The Favourite Theatre! TO-NIGHT 1 1 TOsNIGHTH! AT THE ALEXANDRA HALL, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. PRINCE HERNANIE. PRICES AS USUAL. S. KASSIM, Sole Proprietor. Entertainments. The most wonderful and unique show m ths East. HALES' TOURS Beach Road. This marvellous illusion of actual Railway travel with all the oscillations
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      209 1 Entertainments. ALHAMBRA PHONE.. .No. 982. ..9 a.m. to 5 pm. No. 639.. .7 p.m. to 10 p.m. NEEDS NO PUFF The New Orchestra, direct frcm Calcutta, have been specially engaged, for lovers of good Music. ENTIRELY NLW REPERTOIRE OF NEW MUSIC. To-Night- Entire Change cf Programme From the Pcpular and
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      66 1 *m~.-m* LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Messrs. Fernandez have three land sales on December 2~d Page o. Hales Tours have three fresh tripg for tonight Pago 1. Notice re Chop Chin Hin A Co. Bankruptcy notice re Chop Guan Soon Keng Page 2. Pan Hong Liong leaves on Wednesday next —Page 7. Teak
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      382 1 THE WEEK. Friday, 2 7th High Water.— 0.37 n 11.52 p N.D.L. Mail Outward due. Rugby Mother Country v Colonies. Emulation Lodge, 8.30 p Saturday, 28th High Water.— l.22 a 0.33 p B I Mail Ontward due. Oricket, S.C.C. Ist XI v SVC 2nd XI v R G A. Sunday,
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    TRUE MUSIC.
    165 2 The very meohani.al perfection cf thej Mtstmi OTgM makes tinny pSaatatfl envy its j a ame-J and nota- perfect poi I )rmancB- Ml Charles Wilkinson B mm talk of Ambelb, And mmm of Rafcunteio, Anl MMM of I.ls/.t can tell a T.i'.-\ ■fcowiog bin divine. But of all
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    CHINA'S MOURNING RITES.
    264 2 Dnrina 27 days, commencing from ths 26th m I lOth moon (19th instant all a i a I le m deep mourning they must white long robaa and use white official tin After the expiration of "27 days they wear ajg cloth robea for 1"> 1 days.
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    A DISTINGUISHED NATIVE OFFICER.
    179 2 Says tha "Englishman": The death is rei rted of a fine old soldier Snbed uc Aj idhy i ik, of the Corps of Sappen and Itinera. The s.h— lor naa pensioned m 1875 after 28 years' service m tha army. He was piesent nor uegsa of
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    A "SARACENIC BROTHERHOOD."
    141 2 A SARACENIC BROTHERHOOD." L ihore. Not. 3 Civil and IGlitary Gazette says that B NttS enlightened Arabe have started a S.eiety t S -aesnso Brotherhood m the heart of Conel ßntinople. Its chief objects are to promote anion among the different Uibea m Vr a and t improve their moral,
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      15 2 Croup. Give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as soon asjthe child becomes Jmarse^nr oron of' n +i.,>
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      202 2 John Little Co. Ltd.' A GENUINE SALE OF < IRISH LINEN GOODS LAST DAYS. WHEN THE WHOLE OF THEIR VERY j LARGE STOCK OF j LINENS, CURTAINS, TURKISH! TOWELS &c. I WILL BE OFFERED FOR CASH AT A DISCOUNT OF 15 PER CENT UPON REGULAR PRICES. Any Length Cut! Any
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      748 2 NOTICES. Che Bankruptcy Ordinance, 1888. n the Supreme Cojrt of t'e Str .its Settlements. Settlement of Singapore. N BANKRUPTCY No. 150 of 1908. RE Chop Guan Soon Keng. Receiving Order made 17th July 1909. Date of Order for Summary Administration 16th October, 1908. Date of Adjudication 17th July 190*3. j
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      497 2 INSURANCES. NOTICK Mmmmmm THE FEDERAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA. Notice is hereby given that Mr. J. H. EVANS has been appointed Manager for South Eastern Asia for the Federal Life Assurance Company of Canada. Dated at Singapore this 23rd day of November 1908. A. MACKENZIE, Inspector of Agencies. Nov
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      639 2 BANKS. Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corporation. Paid-up Capital M 515,000,000 Rssaava Fukd Sterling Reserve $1 5,000,000 19Q (W1 Silver Reserve 114,000,000 WU^- KJ Rhshbvb Liability of PaopaiaTOKS II 5,000,000 I Court of DiEßcroas. E. Shbm.tm, Esq. Cn*tK*t* v Hon. Mr. W. J. Gbesson Dbfutt Chaiekaw. E. Gh P.AKKETT, Es^. C. H.
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    BRITAIN IN FIGURES.
    346 3 Total Income Reviewed by Inland Revenue Amounts to £949,702,014. To men and *vomen who take an intelligent interest m the welfare of this country there is, perhaps, nc book more irteresting than the fetatistical Abstract for the United Kingdom. lhe volume, which was issued recently covers a
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      611 3 A Word to Travellers. The excikemoat iacadeat to tnveDing and nhaage et feed md water often brings on diarrhea, and f r this reason no one should leave h> >..:• v. it*:, at a bottie ef Chamberla n's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by all dealers NOTICE. Notic:-
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      641 3 AUCTIONS. AUCTION SALE. Wednesday, 2nd Dec, 1908, at 2.30 p.m. Three pieces of freehold land situate at Pulo Bekom Kitchil (fronting the sea) Singapore, total area 15 acres 1 rood 37 poles. The property has a very large sea frontage and the depth of the sea is about 32 feet
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      995 3 AUCTIONS. AUCTION SALE OF Very Valuable Chinese Teak Furniture &c, TO BE HELD AT No. 69, BUKIT TIMAH Rd. SINGAPORE. (Opposite to the Government Out Door Dispensary). Saturday, sth December, at 2 p.m. Comprising Chinese Drawing room suite with black marble top, Joss tables inlaid with M. O. P. Shell,
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      596 3 GARRETT'S Portable Engines. mm j^^ 1 m If 1 S ir. ■*•'.."**>*". -"> w*^ x *f_ f^'MM sSbbSla Fitted with patent economical Fire-box for burning wood fueh OVER 50 IN USE IN TIIE E. M. S. 10, 12 IU H.P. m stock. IMPORTERS, BORNEO CO., LTD. > < 1 N
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    Domestic Occurrences. Birth
    19 4 Domestic Occurrences. Birth Scully.— At Rose II ill," Barmab Road the wife of W. H. Scully, of 8 son.
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    The Singapore Free Press Friday, Nov. 27, 1908.
    1221 4 The Singapore Free Press Friday, Nov. 27, 1908. is** the People's right maintain, tence and unbribed by gain; I Troth h**"* f'o-iv.x prece;>t> <!>a-. 1 .1 to lii Ii; I vi ;> and [.aw. It ein hardly be Wondered at that Lord RoBEBTB*S patriotic appeal to his ftllow Peers and
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    679 4 i> m < A violin has been stolen from the Alkambra cinemut. graph lull m Beach EtjftdL A watch Value 1 at $41 has been -*olen from one of the pupils at Oldham li ill m Orchard Rial. Abdul B ihin, a M-Jay, ha*- been arrested for being iv possession
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    15 4 Nothing to Fear. Mothers need have no hesitancy m giving Chamberlain's Couch Remedy t_ iut__
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    THE CHILDREN'S CONCERT.
    296 4 Never before was there snefa an asstmblage of little ones at a Child-en's Concert as yesterd iy afternoan at the Victoria Memorial Hal! The programme as origi. ntlly fix id, was a littli disarranged bj obs or two cases of indisposition an i I detention. But the
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    FRASER AND CO.'S SHARE CIRCULAR.
    183 4 T; and a moderate amount of business ha I :i ••-bout cv? rent tations. Hitting. 1. d liamh tani tA_ keep good, and although main g i bands btfy< till m evidence. Kled and L.il- hasi also received a fair an. Ltd Dtioo, i firm
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    281 4 Lt H. JL Cartwr placed on sick list on 1 E i C i lv 1 iag is Police Court A I j i line of one •th pc'. irt j I.\ fcr I i .< A Chinea gj c f t so one s a m a public i
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      228 4 I NOW j 1 (OPEN Et <^* t S 111 i i li! I uRAWU| ;j j JXIW AS 9^ Lj wmmmmmm »9«^ t ij BAZAAR. 11 I ji! •jjM********! 'fc»'*****-'*»' J m^' M .'^-'**-^-^L^T^TLii^^^r** r^^^-^/' t t___t___ m M*^rWt** ma *^k*mmm\ilU\u^ M l\ Pure, Refreshing, Gheap I F;e!8ile(l 2l!
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      196 4 THE MOST WELCOME X'MAS PRESENT. To send to Folks at Home is fl good Photograph, one that will not only do justice to yourself but also bring credit to the country of your adoption and incidentally to WILSON CO. i V° V k. -Cr C\ v *<j Va M \<P
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    FLOODS IN PERAK.
    102 5 Mines Submerged. >F ■*w «w" Cerrtst^mdasQ Ipoh. Ree. Nov. _t% 10.46 pm. There have been perfect deluges of rain -hichis still falling and .the rivers are m tl >od. Ia the small hours of Wednesday mornig ths Sungei Chen&ring burst it's banks ia 1 tl n led
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    KLEDANG PROSPECTS.
    13 5 Kledaogi Limit.- 1 an repjit.-d to be do--Q^ ci :eedingly well.
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    THE MISSING JEWELS.
    18 5 Reward Increased. Hit Highaeaa Sahu haa raised the lia eoaaaotioa with tha j^svel robber) I
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    LORD ROBERTS'S SPEECH.
    95 5 (Bi S ibaurioa Takgnph.— Baater'a) Resented m Austria. B c. X v. -J-:. 10.11 a .m. 1 Wita'i -p ech has created general I baa iacreaeed the bitterness Brilieh t tne oi the Austrian Piess HM F:vnch >> with Lord B bert^, and argm thai the remedy
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    THE SCOTTISH FESTIVAL CONCERT.
    285 5 *m< ngst the numbers to be included m ne foi Urn Saottieh Feethra] en-tat the Victoria memorial H.K on N t h (St. Andrews Day) may be mentioned MMy h y Tammie,' 1 song bi Mn C d Mr. I\. i*. Ta li; urv Mr. I.
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    WOMEN AND SMOKING.
    108 5 the ladies 1 smoking i oms there are I I Mind than m the reading I ring üblk resi iir mts and fa il m d may be i en c <lmly ci -y- g btes, without se une or shyness one olj-'ction there cer: yis to
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    FOREIGNERS AND BRITISH PATENTS.
    91 5 Daring the year, says the "Engineer," eleven Ten: nic tirms have made or have completed r_->*rnents for the erection cf works m t' c Kingdom, most of them being engaged m the che wit ill trades while seven American Braaa are credited with hiving already taken
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    FRENCH NAVY.
    47 5 Reforms Promised. (By Submarine Telegraph.— Reuters) Received Nov. -Jtlth, 4 44 pm. The French Chamber i.s discussing the Navy Estimates. M. Picard was warmly cheared for a speech he made forecasting reforms m the admiHistration of tha N^vy and m the improvement of the artillery.
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    THE OPIUM CONFERENCE.
    27 5 The Times states that Ameiica has agreed 40 tine request of China to postpone the opening of the International Opium Conference till Februirv 1.
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    SHIPPING DISASTER.
    62 5 Fire and Panic. Many Drowned. Kee. Nov. 26, 1045 am. The Papa janni liner Sardinia was just leavfcg Malta for Egypt when she caught fire a mile outside the harbjur and blazed up. There were 250 persons on board and the passengers and crew became panic-stricken and jumpel
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    MINISTER DIES.
    17 5 The Japanese Minister to Spain, Mr. Imagaki M injiro, has died at S in Sebastian. > <
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    MARATHON RACE.
    22 5 Another Roman Victory. Received Nov. "20.h 6 10 p.m. Dorando beat Hayes m the Marathon Ri< 9 at New York.
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    PROCRASTINATION IN PERSIA.
    290 5 With the more vital Eir.opean interests connected with the Balkans, affairs m Persia bare of late dropped into the background. The Constitutional movement, however, still continues, and unless we are very much mistaken, will break out again before many months bare passed. The wioter season, which has
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    THIRSTING FOR "BLOOD."
    253 5 THIRSTING FOR BLOOD." Akh Aubibncks, Says Critic. PI ijgoera are tired of talk. They are buagry for pole- axe Bituationa and knockdown action. Por years they have l>een fed on the saace cf epigrams, and row they are ravenous for tha raw beef of shocks. Si kof Shavian subtleties, tht-y
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    18 5 A general meeting of members of Timah I t _i Am n^nh-jatirm. is to be held ia Kuala
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    CHINESE MOURNING.
    1367 5 REFORM PARTY ATTACKED. Charge of Rioting Entered. Twenty Chinese (Cantonese, Kehs and Foochow men) were charged with ricting at the police court before Mr Thunder, acting third magistrate,- yesterday. The first three accused were also charged with voluntarily causing hurt to E. P. C. Blyton. Mr Hastings-Rhodes, the
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    JEWEL CASE.
    276 5 Before the Chief Justice, Sir \V. 11. landman Jones, yesterday, m the Supreme Court, was concluded the case ia which Bavena Mana Cheena Layna Shedambaram Chetty sued S. Saiboo Marican and L. M. H.Karim for $2,800 m reape3t to a money transaction dating back lo June Ias f
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    TICKET TRICE STER.
    246 5 Hoax by Insane Woman. The wife of a compositor living at Awaza. Osaka, who has been for some years insane, escaped from the house early on the morning of the 21st October. She brought a number of imitation electric car tickets used with toys, and with these
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      376 5 ROBJNSON&Co. Genuine Irish linen Sale. LAST DAYS. THE WHOLE OF OUR STOCK OFFERED AT 15% DISCOUNT OFF THE REGULAR PRICES FOR CASH. ANY LENGTH CUT! ANY QUANTITY SUPPLIED. Damask Cloths. Linen Serviettes (hemmed ready for use) Hemstitched Sheets. Plain Sheets and Sheeting. Plain and Hemstitched Pillow Cases. Tray Cloths, Tea
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    THE NAVY LEAGUE ANNUAL.
    416 6 To the ordinary intelligent newpaper reader --■who takes, as every intelligent newpaper Teader should do, an interest m naval affairs, am the one public commanding interest that •appeals to the mind of an Englishman no better guide and book of reference could be recommended than the
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    WARSHIP SENT FOR A FOOTBALL PLAYER.
    229 6 Bron-mrc Bn*n m rai N.wv. It wai or :y owing I the sporting sympathies of the naval authorities al Portsmouth that la—tan ml G. H. D'< I Lyoa, B N the famous Umted Berv:eei end E::^li-- international Magi y footb.ll player, was ahle to
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    THE POPULATION OF JAVA.
    213 6 Java, which is hardly one-third larger than Ireland. Ban an interesting problem to student-- ol the lav ol population. The Javanese increase fast m number under conditions which wen Brsl investigated scientifically, m I€ 6?, by a medica] officer m the Government somes th- re, n
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    TIN IN RUSSIA.
    91 6 Tae t .li pataUou ■ariooaoaelov Raaaia< At the present moment, with the final stopping of the Pittairaati tin amettiag works, tms industry becoiMl completely Bappreaaed m ftaaria, und th.it -jaat at a t'me when this iagattiag sj vahmbla. Tae quantity of tin imported iato Roaaia m 1904
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      546 6 SHIPPING. INDO-CHINA STEAM NAY. COY., LTD. The steamers of thia 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 Porta, Formosa, the Philippines &c. &c. STEAMERS. Tons Commander Kutsang 4895 R.
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      742 6 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 leave Singapora oa or aboat MAIL LINES. Outward (for China) 1908 1909 Delta Dec.
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      699 6 SHIPPING OCEAN STEAM SHIP Co. Ltd. AND China Mutual Steam Nay. Co. Ltd The Companies' steamers are despatched from Liverpool outwards for the Straits, China and Japan every week, and from Japan homewards for London, Amsterdam and Antwerp evory fortnight for Genoa, Marseilles and Liverpool and for Marseilles, Havre and
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      644 6 SHIPPING. HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE, HAMBURG. The steamers of tbis Company maintain a regr.lar service between Hamburg, Bremen Antwerp, and Rotterdam, and tbe Straits. China and Japan. Homewards, tbey are despatched fortnightly for Havre and Hamburg and once a month for Bremerhaven direct, calling at Penang and Colombo. Taking cargo at
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      551 6 SHIPPING. JL i MJ M__4% Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE The fast and well-known mail Bteamer? this Company Bail fortnightly from Bremer Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southampt r. Gibraltar, Genoa, Naplee, (connection Mars.Naples, Alexandria and vioe versa) Port Ba I Suez, Aden, Colombo, Penang, Singapore, I kong, Shanghai,
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    THE SOUTH AFRICAN GARRISON.
    740 7 A Questionable Policy. Lord Mctbuen's speech at the Durban Town Hall on the 10th Ait. indicates an intention on the part of the Government to proceed far further m the direction of withdrawing the garruon from South Africa than previous announcements on tha subject had given
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    SHARES.
    798 7 Capful C*plUl I*sa« P&ld n Issued paidopV*!^ «p Company. QtoUCloa $300,000 300,000 10 10 BeUt Tin Mining 00. Ltd 750 $300,000 225.000 10 10 Brrxang Limited 72S $600,000 600.0C0 10 10 Bruseh Hydraulic Tin M. Co. Ltd 10 0 £400,000 350,000 1 1 Duff Development 00. Ltd 3MO $400,000
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    RUSSIAN LADY BURIED ALIVE.
    248 7 Cb ajbi a Si' ux. A grin si »Uon comes I the Centra] Aeiaa city ol Tashkeaod, llsease i appearance some -i go, I: tp] can that the fret incklant with the arrival of lady E nropeaa Boeaia, who was oa vh-.it to i S family,
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      553 7 CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS IND?-CHINAS. N.Co-.Ltd. RETURN TICKETS at Single Fares will be issued by I. G. S. N. Co.'s Steamers for Hongkong. Shanghai Japan, available for use between the sth December 19 18 and 25th January 1909. REITJRX FARES.-HoDkgong 555. Shanghai $95. Japan $135. For further information apply to BOUSTEAD Co
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      554 7 On the Berth. NOTICE. SINGAPORE TO BANGKOK. The steamer Ban Hong Liong Captain Rushton, will leave Singapore on Wednesday the 2nd December, at 7 a.m. and fortnightly hereafter. Comfortable accommodation for first ant; second class passengers. Electric Light. Single passage 850 or 80 ticals. Return passage $90 or 140 ticals.
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      704 7 EXCHANGE. (Corrected up to Nov 26 Bank m/s norn demand 23| Pritate credits 3 m/s 2/4 T credits 6 m/s 2/4$ Fbanoi, dem uid Bank— 291 h Gmmant, demand 236 1 India, T.T, 1741 HoNGKOxe, demand 25^% Yokohama, demand norn 113$ Java, demand —180$ Bangkok, demand 67 Sovbrmioks, Bank Bnying
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      286 7 (SBnar«-^^^^B^nn--oatf9B»---tf!^^Bte^-i-----^^fl^M^^^flßai^^^l^Bßmi^Snan»^ g>gßaai^"-**** w^^^^^^^"^MPi^*-***********^*a^a^*******-- n^^^^^^i^^^^-^*^M^^^^^^^^ it W UNSWEETENED £li buy inferior milk when you can getW I_^* *m. v/V the best at the same price? B fyfe# SLEDGEI C Ei teE AWMII^ GUARANTEED a =aa= —^^^y sfs free from ail germs and added a "^^r~~ ofifi&!L>^r preservatives. THE YOKOHAMA DOCK GO.,
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    LADIES RIFLE SHOOTING.
    172 8 The usual monthly shoot was held at Tlalestier yesterday afternoon, a strong head wind making high scoring at 200 yds difficult. It was a day for those with long handicap?, although "the receivers of the fewest point 3 did some good scoring, there I being a good
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    HOCKEY.
    128 8 S.C.c. v RG A. A B B. The Club last rigl I administered a severe drfe.it to the combined Gunners and Sappers, winning by font goals to love. The •Club Team was a strong one, and playing -well together, back and forward divisions, held the military except for one
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL.
    133 8 I >.\ St Andrews Day Scotland and Soottiah Schools trill plvy rhe Reel With b th K-des well represented a good game should resu! f Owing tC illm 91 it is unfortunate that !>>bb> wiii not be able to play. Tne following lave promised to play for The
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    IPOH ATHLETIC SPORTS.
    202 8 Ti. S- on "ary of the above meeting has kindly lorniabed OS with the names of those gentlemen under whose ana pices tiie eventa taking place on i'ri lay 18th and Saturday 19th pan shno will be run. Tiny are as follow- Coapmitte-i of Management: E. W.
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    CHARACTERISTICS OF CADDIES.
    154 8 I: iriona to notice the influence of g >lf on caddies of every nation. After a year 01 two of carrying dubs tbey are all 1 1 v tly tbe sime. I ingalese, Arabs, French, Baaqnea, English, and S '>ttidi ro-)l 1 be Bbnffl id Dp together
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    THE EIFTY-FIVE THIEVES.
    91 8 On the 23sd of October the Seoul Focal C art i ronounc-ed judgment on fifty-live robber-. Tbey were arrested at various times or the crime vi' plundering money and proerty since the dissolution of the Korean Army last year. The head men named Vi Tai-an and Pak
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    28 8 In a eaaa of a neurasthenic patient who had l-een under medk-al treatment for years without permanent benefit, the effect of glycogen was wonderful Sh 0 n aJ
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    CHRISTMAS SPORT.
    610 8 Kuala Lumpur Views. The net result of the six matches played ast Christmas and a year previously was ,hree victories for Singapore and three drawn ?ames. In each department of sport we have Irawn one game and lost the other. To take Rugby prospects first. The difficulties of
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    OPIUM IN PAHANG.
    194 8 R] OKI KD INCBSASB IN DUTY. Tin re has been a rumour for some time past tbat th< doty on opium imported into the Federated Malay States would shortly be considerably increased and this has been continued at least m so far as the state of Pahang
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    JAPAN'S ALLIANCES.
    244 8 Pi:\( c of tuf. FAB East." Referring to King Edward's birthday, tin Kokumin, one of the foremost newspapers m •Japan, says The Anglo-Japanese Alliance is to-day one oi the most valued of our possessions, for we all realise its value, not only m reference to the peace of
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    SUNGEI PUS GANG ROBBERY.
    163 8 Eleven Accused at Police Court. Eleven rough-looking Teochew fishermen from the Johore Straits stood sullenly m the dock before Mr GreeD, the second magistrate, yesterday, charged with committing gang robbery at Towkay Goh Cheng Lim's house at Sungei Pus and theft of 51 34 50. Acting
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    TRICK THAT FAILED.
    128 8 Ismail, a Malay, was charged before Mr Grem, the second magistrate, yesterday, with attempting to steal money from a till m a Chinese slop at 54, Arab Street. A Chinaman employed m the shop said Ismail came m aud asked to see some singlets. While he was
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    CHARGES AGAINST CHETTY.
    85 8 K. M. S. M. Kumurappa Chetty of 21, Market Street, appeared before Mr Howard, m the District Court, yesterday, on three charges < f criminal Imah of trust SS agent of lv ivena M ma 3 ona Moona ia respect of |821 7">, $1,023 90 and six
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    THE WELDS HILL MONKEY.
    67 8 >uv late lamented friend, tbe Weld's Hill monkey, is now c •ir.fortably installed m his new quarters at the local Museum. He hods it rather atnffy, we understand, at present after his former airy dwelling-place, hut ex p"ets to get acclimatised soon, and is full of
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    MOTOR 'BUS MISHAP.
    65 8 A Chinese-owned motor bus running on the Koala Pilah Road m Negri Sembilan the other day went over a fifteen foot hank. The paaaengera must have got a rare fright, but they wt'ie very Incky to get cil' with nothing VOne. The motor 'bus, it appears, went
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    WHO IS "B"?
    276 8 Press and Public. Who ia this F." person that the .Japan papers are getting so fussy about Thus the Japan Daily Mail We are surprised to find that the Kobe Herald, to which journal IF" seems to have written without complying with the rc<piirement of sending hi--
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    83 8 From Samarang yesterday the British steamer Onipenta arrived with a cargo of sugar. Messrs Wee Bin and Company's s 'earner Glenfallcch which arrived here yesterday from Amoy had 793 passengers on boird. The M. M. Company's steamer EmeU Simons left Colombo ait 2 pm on the 25th Nov
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    160 8 During the sitting*} at Perth, West Australia, of the Royal Commission appointed to inquire into the conditions of the meat supply, much was heard about chilled beef and frozen beef. Mr F. R. Rea, a retail butcher, introduced to the astonished notice of the Commission a new class of beef
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    VESSELS IN PORT.
    380 8 Men-of-war Fla* *nd Tons Commanders Arrived From F r Wkm TromD Dut. cru 50C Rappard Nov 20 Sourabaya T. P^.tr Waterwitch Biit sur. ship 640 Douglas Nov 18 Water Jsld. Noi Sea Mew Col. Yacht 500 Coleinan Oct 8 Malacca Uncertain Ship Flasr Tons Master Arrived From
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