The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 31 August 1909

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1 8 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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    11 1 MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1909. NO. 6,01)0
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    119 1 Aerial records continue to come m from Eheims, Mr. Faruian winning the putenger piiz^ Page 4 Mr. Lloyd George is not p!eHsin^ either publicms or temperance nifu by his compromises on the spirits licenses Pa^e 5. Heavy rains m Kuala Lumpur and iv I'erak are causing slips
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    35 1 Proper Treatment for Dysentery and DxaiThoea The great .njortaSty from dyßectery and dfaurrbo ;a is due to a lack of proper treatment at the first stages of the disease. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
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    TACT.
    925 1 A tac'iul person M one v a th( ueau I, their price is far above rubles We all to think omelvti the imj embodiaaewi oi tact TLe word rirgt plnaamtlj a m It Las an ingratiating mat, aL.i conveyi a subtle him oi Bomething ru h and iti imp,
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      168 1 JOHN LITTLE COMPANY, LTD., (Agents.) ELEY'S EJECTOR CARTRIDGES NEW PATTERN WITH BRASS RIGHT UP TO THE TIPS. <*mm SMOKELESS POWDER, CHILLED SHOT. PER "><> fO.OO p/7/? iOO BRAND NEW STOCK WARRANTED FRESH. BETTEH VALUE IMPOSSIBLE JQH N LITTLE'S Entertainments. I mi I! ilu I inn CINEMATOGRAPH. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. To-Night!
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      298 1 A NEW MODEL 'MOUTRIE' TRANSPOSING PIANO THE Most Simple Perfect Transpose!*. S.Moufri6&Co.,Ltd. UNDER HOTEL EUROPE ADIS BUILDINGS. Entertainments. ALHAMBRA Announcement Extraordinary. Napoleon Bonaparte. I -To* Night at 9=30. NAPOLEON.— Novunber, 1793. at the siege of Toulon. NAPOLEON.— November, 1796, at the Famous Battle of Arcole. NAPOLEON.— JuIy 1793 to May,
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      74 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Lost two old gold seals. Handsorm reward offered Page 4. Board and Lodging Page 6. Wanted Chinese Ledger Clerk Dresser Page 6 Laud Sale, H L. Cogblan Co.— Page 6. Labourers for a rubber estate Pape 4. Pr. Eitel Friedrich outward bound due on Friday Page 7. Oliver
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      362 1 THE WEEK TCBBDAY, 3 Ist High Water.— ll.' a 10.26 p Queen of Holland's Birthday. Special Dinner at Hotel van Wijk Full Moon 0.8 a. S.V A. Gun Laying Con I petition. S.Y I. Company k Extended Order Drill. S R E. Electric light run 8 15 p Bearer Co.
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    A PENAN OF FLOTATION.
    463 2 Gun n Rapai B bbhi Rotatm. We hava seen a copy of the prospet-tus of IktGuoog EUp%< Rab et Batatas, Limited Tbecapil U 150,1 (X divided into 15,000 tbuei Of |1 "t wWeh 10,00« shares n oflerwl lot p K« iobeoriptioii at par. |S is pajabfa
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    SOUTH AFRICAN CONSTITUTION.
    263 2 It might have been better if the Convenvention hid set up no colour bar, and ha.d a.vepted Lord Milner's formula. Not onetifth of th^ population of the Union is of European descent. But it is the white people m South Africa, not the people of this country,
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      135 2 THE DOCTOR SPEAKS A well kaown and Bl|WfWmClod physician r* ctotly Mttd Backache is something that vho'.i'vi Law iramediate attention, for as vreil M P'-'Q kh«W it ri>k of the vital organs brooming ilfeded a risk no person should ■aamD6> M BackadM h painful, and for a person who w.;rk>.
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      601 2 NOTIQES. GOVERNMENT NOTICE, j Notice is hereby given that tenders will be j reoeiTed at the offices of the Colonial Sesre- tary, bingapore, and of the Resident, Labuan, j up to noon on Friday, Ist October. 1909, fjr j the purchase oi the following exclusive rights undt-r "The Opium Ordinance
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      510 2 LEONGCHEONG&Co. ff\ TAILORS I p* AND ]y Sr*i f^ "K OUTFITTERS. i mMsJjs $M$- i Tweeds, Coatings, Perfumery and r :i t"-i^i Toilet Requisites of every description \^~'A'&i+[jt^'&os W- 4 ifats, Heimets and Spectacles. Cl^Hifc^ Suits made to order a perfect fit. p |i? p-fv/';"^.^'''^ .•7^*j^s A visit to inspect
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      164 2 NOTieES. NOTiCE. IN THE GOODS OF ALEXANDER STUART LATTA (Deceased Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other persons having any claims or de- mands upon or against the estate of Alexander Stuart Latta, [late Chief Engineer on thfl s s Kutsang who died at sea on the 2nd
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      567 2 BANKS. International Banking Corporation. CAPITAL and SURPLUS GOLD $6,500,000. Head Office 6O Wall Street. Nkw York. London Office Threadneedle House, BJahopagaia Street Within, LONDON EC. London Bankkks: National Provincial Bauk of England Ltd. General Foreign Business Transacted. DEPOSITS. Current Deposit Accounts opaaaal mi Interest allowed on the daily balance at
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      449 2 manufacturersHjfe IKSI K'AXCK I EfiT Policies are World-Wd BTott'-ForfeitaM. and Ind utable. It Ime to day mori aay otbar Canadian Lit. [n 1 ev< r ho.- al the Mai cash butt. tpplieaiH n. l.y .< ithout th. Bead Office. 1 S EVAW A A. BR OWN I' CUTHRIE Co Ltd.
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      984 3 MUNICIPALITY OF SINGAPORE. Issue of $1,000,000 four and a half per cent. Debenture Stock, 1909. I M CoawsMSiJoiieri ©I tbe Town of Sisgapcre, laying m pmsuaoce f t m urame.l ia the Mmneipa] Ordinance, 1896 decided wiih the sanction I i .v C-uLCiI, to create md iffiue debenture stock, to
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      903 3 J. Tbe £tock will te redeemed at par en tie SOIL September, 19c5, upon which day the Muricijal CcmmfeticreiS cf tie Tcwn cf Sicgapoie, will pay to the several holdtrs oi th c Btcck, the full terminal BDQOCSt cf their refpective shares theieic, such pajments vrill bt made at the
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      168 3 Prevents the attacks of White Ants, Dry rot. Teredo navalis t and decay m all kinds of timber. At the same time it stains the wood, A Handsome Walnut Colour. flnlß SJaJM OTjH" i ISfIHRIJCii?" 1 L' ■V* Estate Bungalows built of soft woods will last for many years without
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    Domestic Occurrences.
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    Birth.
    24 4 lOng. August 00, at their residence, Neil Road, Singapore, to Mr. and Mrs. Ong Boon Tat, a son. Mother and child doing well.
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    Marriage.
    38 4 Davidson— Swan. At St. George's Church, Penang, on the 24th iast., by Rev. H. 0. Henham, Acting Colonial Chaplain, Henry E. SvAN, of Kuala Lumpur, to Irene Daisy, daughter of T. Davidson (late American Vice-Consul of Singapore.
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    The Singapore Free Press. Tuesday, August 31, 1909.
    1556 4 The Singapore Free Press. Tuesday, August 31, 1909. He-re -h:i! t!i« Prc-^-' the People'^ rt^ht —"i"^ *J*iawed by influence and onbnbe* :.y ;:air. v Here patnol Troth ;> (rtoHoo precept* draw« Plodded to Kt-li;ion Lrvaity and The remarkable successes achieved at the Rheims Aeroplane Meeting bring prominently forward the rapid
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    PERAK STORMS.
    15 4 Rains Dama I 8 1 !v .11 •g Ift mm irl scildc laal
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    Floods Feared in Selangor.
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    THE TEMPLE CASE AT KUALA LUMPUR.
    13 4 Towl i Son Ciiio by the -1.
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    THE POLLARDS.
    33 4 Pollard's Lillip cm. tea leful work has < i clever Lilliputians and has met i '••here. rive em nl ert, s,d will also r- BOmpuy, so than cv.-: i C ;.r aiv
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    ROBINSON AND Cos. SALE.
    51 4 ace uls at Mestn and BOH m gwl t nputitba fx portunitf prices r- i gaperflaoat to revuii I i tint •re mo I Ler ofaai good goods prioM- 'J si m •be .r\ w 'vith thy loocj I ment m :.:i mciti] condi' there bh
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    93 4 laV*l :;;>-■' ing M iniciptl Bill m < •♦<€. T.. ■■beaiiii 1 m i thl 1M M N I I approval of the 4 arUiai to the E-tiina^s of the curun* •unt. of pore SJ 119,713; SUi* dule A. Sche<luie B m votes ac: rotes to 1 unoai
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    84 4 1 *_ne*e iyi of a< bUm Language toe pbjrOOl viu a.^va lit popttLl lion is a rat Lok. According t I lat| S .*:.•*>'.'»-• non I- i, i H B i i i ce n r < j i 1 i) .v. bfti is the -v. Sju ipiteii :v tbt
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      233 4 JUST LANDED A SMALL SHIPMENT OF JOHN DUNCAN SON'S (Glasgow) I TURKISH 71XD EGYPTIAN I CIGARETTES. In Several Sizes. Condition Guaranteed. CALDBECK, MACGREGOR Co. John Little ®> Co., Ltd.! SAI P 0F ALE CURIOS For One Week Only 0 Lacquered Trays, Boxes, Sambal Sets, Glove Boxes, etc. Fancy Lacquered Cabinets
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      219 4 IG.R. Lambert Co., I LIMITED. 1 1 I Oar firm having had the privilege to take 30 diildrent subjects of j PHOTOGRAPHS I !Or the Visit of H. E. The Governor I Kelantan and Tringgana now oifers them to the public for 91.50 per unmounted copy or $20 per unmounted
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    OPIUM TALKING.
    24 5 I.' tin.; Aug h, -I In p IU privately ?h U i bob will be bekl at tfj, on the raggaftioa of
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    MODERN NOSTRUMS IN PERSIA.
    29 5 Telegraph. Renter*! I v 1 beran siys m stringent I i regarding the tak I '■>■* Qof the ires is re- v iesi i I Persia.
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    CRISIS AT ATHENS.
    40 5 krmy ?a Parliament M. u»d bia Cal tod I to f<n ma demande 1 I j ft] •-> .:::">! M WTO- b U Ai.ec> 'v M nistrj is v .>../. u pi < rnn Prin s ill aaama I the irmj.
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    DISSATISFIED PUBLICANS.
    84 5 Budget Amendments Insufficient Bee A ig 10.50 us, ronwMßl hai iasoed important idments to the licensing s< ions undo I grant large rednotioa m i I i Clubs, Hotali and Reatanruu uredissatisi] and declare am -.i -laionts will not mitigate the f the L a. lon trade. Beoeived
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    GREAT FLOOD IN MEXICO.
    54 5 Town Overwhelmed. liec. Aug 90, 2.48 pm. Muti ii Boochi have oeeonned on the Santa I Ucrina, i river ia X.>rth Mexico. iwaj half a nii'.e of houses at •'rev fronting the river at nudnignt. bred pevaom wer^ ovt'rwheltned m Ad four t indred b (dice
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    RHEIMS RIVALRY.
    162 5 I CODY'S STEADY PROGRESS. Zeppelin Visits Berlin. (Fv Submarine Telegraph. Renter's) The following further results of the Kueans competitions are given. Gordon Bennett Competition (twenty kilometres.) -''ir t i?s (America) 15 mini 50J sees: B!eriot I Fraaee) 1 5 mini 56J raei LUham Prano I 17 mini 32
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    AEROPLANE RECORDS.
    279 5 In view oi thU week'a Aeroplane Festival I EUm ma it ia interesting to note the follow, ing preriooa reoords, up to July 17 as compiled by eommiesion appointed by the Aero "i 1 France. 1 Kilometre.— Delagrange, May SI, 1909, Jimsy. Tiaie, Imin. 1> ;> ssea Ayerage
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    A STOLEN AEROPLANE.
    196 5 Bicjcloo, motor- oars, aeroplanes they all, as they are invented cue after the other, offer new temptation?, apparently, to the passion for unlawful acquisition. But the stolen aeroplane is the strangest of all. From California OOmea the story of an airship inventor's assistant who went oil" with
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    THE FITNESS OF THINGS!
    102 5 The following remarks by our Taipmg contemporary go to prove that the system of dealing with lepers there is no better than it is here i Last Thursday a batch of twenty lepers kit Taiping by train for Port Weld. From there they wore taken by
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    UNIVERSAL OWNERSHIP.
    46 5 I am a Socialist," said the man with a larije voice. I believe m a universal ownership m which a man's needs and his ability to us^ shall t;<le precedence over our preconceived notions of arbitrary proprietorship That system is bow being tried," answered
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    IPOH ATHLETIC SPORTS.
    176 5 ifrom our own Com niient^l Ipoh Aug 'jO. The c 'inclusion of the Annual Sports meetici£ on S ilu'day was marrei by niin. Neverbbelesi the events were !:eeuly contested with the following results. 100 rards Final 11. D. Diy 11 I 5 .sees; D. M. Kirrv 2
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    GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.
    112 5 The second round m the competition for the goll championship of Singapore was played on the Keppel Harbour links on Saturday. Fowlie (Sepoy Line-.) beat A 11. Anderson (X), 2 up. Urabb Watt (S boa, W. R Swan (K.\ 9 and 7. Hitchcock (X beat R. H. Bllia
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    S. C. C. TENNIS.
    21 5 Therp was only one tie played yesterday, m the D Singles, Henderson beating Doig 2—6, 6—B, o—4.
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    HOCKEY.
    38 5 The Y. M. C. A. met the BOx Middlesex Regt, yesterday at Hockey oa the Reclamation Ground, and be it them by four goals to one. (jrA\ who phyel very well, got three goals, and Ruchwaldy one.
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    S. C. C. BOWLING TOURNAMENT.
    58 5 la the final of the Friendly Pairs, the last match of the Tournament, Mackenzie and Talma beat Harrington and Pugh by '21 10. The winners m the vinous 'events were.— Championship— J. McKenzie; Singles -J. MclLsnzie, owe 5 Doubles White and Brown, owe 5 and
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    PLAYING FOOTBALL BAREFOOTED.
    140 5 If the Anglo- Indiana of a past generation who dwelt m Calcutta could see the youth of native Bengal playing football— and playing it well, too they would be more than mildly astonished, says a writer m the "Englishman (Calcutta). This development is evidence of a kind
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    BRITISH SHIPPING.
    289 5 The reduction of the shipbuilding output has naturally exercised an influence on the tonnage statistics. Thus from an examination of the rigures contained m the new volume issued by Lloyd's Register it appears that m the course of a twelve-month the world's shipping has but slightly increased. The
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    A SEVERE SENTENCE.
    424 5 Life Made Unbearable. Before Commander Rwldiffe, at tbr Marine Court, yesterday, Sydney Eiw, a young English trimmer on the British steamer Welsh Prince, was charged with desertion. Accused pleaded not guilty. Captain A.B.W. Sheppard, master of the Welsh Prince, said the accused signed on as a trimmer
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    POLICE COURT.
    272 5 Not Gambling. Not m the sense of gambling m a public gaming house were the nine rikisha pullers up before the Third Magistrate, consequently they were acquitted. Skxd for hep: Relations. A vociferous Chinese widow with a lame leg said she could not make money so had to
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    TOWN BUILT ON RUBIES.
    165 5 An interesting description of the ruby mice of the Mogok Valley, Barmah, whence all the great rubies of the world have been drawn, is given m an American Consular report from Rangoon. The mines are said to have prodaced all the rubies of ancient and modern
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      275 5 THE BAGAN RUBBER CO. LTD. To the second aMS J geewral meeting cf com] r.y Bangkok the following report I •een thai lean -f T. Is 54,783 13 n spent on the development of the buildings, tnd thai the total cost the iay*i property on that date ntstoi ,>.M:; Cultivation.
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      103 5 ROBINSON Co. If ANNUAL CASH CLEARANCE I COMMENCES TO-MORROW Wpdnp^flflv Spnt kt f I vul IV JUU j 9 JvU U 13 1 AND CONTINUES DAILY UPIuE M l Efin AND ONCE A YEAR ONLY. t Bargains m all Departments. the Establishment will ba closed tft noon io,k y Tattfar,
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    UNIFORM MARITIME LAW.
    331 6 UNIFORM M ARITIME LAW. Tbe maritime nation** long since found it expedient to coiue to an under-landing respecting certain MOCattffJ uu-isures tor tbe aafe navigation of Urn sea-. Tbe regulations icr the prevention of collision, for instance, present an example of international rules of the highest importance. Bat while the
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    AUSTRALIA'S NAVY.
    329 6 Now that the Dominion art- about to creattlocal navit >. to be M U c fliepoMrt of the Mother Counliy B HIIM t>4 vi-.tr-t ncy. it ifl interesting to recall the Brsl case ol a colony lending a ship of war for service abroad. This was the I'rottctor.
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      219 6 WANTED. DRESSER. i>reBser wanted for Kvetay Cuccanut Plantation, mar TriaggaßO. Applu-ati -us (m per-t-on if possible 1 to Dtß. Fowfie Black. 14, Battery Etaftd, Singapore. Au^ tths D 0 WANIED Chinese Ledger Clerk tor a Lubber Estate m Joiiore. Apply BB writing with copies ct' testimonials. Gi rasn A Co..
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      650 6 2WGTEONS. MORTGAGEES' SALE OF Valuable Freehold Residential Property. SITUATE AT BUSMAH KOAI), SINGAI'ORE. To be he'd at Powell and Go's Sale-room, On Tuesday, 7th September, at 2 30 pin All that valuable piece of freehold land situate at Burmah Road, adjacent to the liace Course, Singapore, area 9,689 square feet,
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      683 6 SHIPPING. I BURNsTHJLPiUNEr BINOAPORE TO *JAVA POETS, PORT DARWIN, THURSDAY ISLAND, i BRISBANE AND SYDNEY, ALSO TAKING CARGO FOR OTHER NORTH QUEENSLAND PORTS. ERITISB NEW GUINEA, NEW BRITAIN AND NEW ZEALAND PORTS (with transhipment) as inducement offers j Smooth passage Superb Scenery. A regular monthly service to above ports is
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      431 6 SHIPPING. M. M. ISESSAGEEIES MAEITIMES, MAIL LINE For China, Japan, Ceylon, Adess, Egypt and Marseilles* OUTWARD, HOM3WAKD, Oceanien Sept 6 Tonkin Sept 6 j Tourane Sept 20 Austvalien Sept 20 Armand Behic Oct 4 Polynesien Oct 4 Ernest Simons Oct IS Oceanien Oct 18 Slngapore-BatavlSL— S.S. La Seyne saiU every
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      690 6 SHIPPING. HAMBURG AMERiKA LINE, HAMBURG. v. The steamc-rs of tbiE Oompanj maintain a regular service between Haniburg, Bremen Antwerp, and Rotterdam, and the Straits, China and Japan. Homewards, they are despatched fortnightly for Havre and Hamburg and once a month for Breraerhaven direct, calling at Penang and Colombo. Taking cargo
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      437 6 SHIPPING. STEAM NAVIGATICLV 001 Per China, Japan, Ffroang, CcTlcn Austral. lnd:^ t Aden, E^ypt. H«diterracrca Port*, Plymouth acd London. Tbron^h BiU* of Le<iin? ipbuckS for Const, Perj»:a.n Gnil, Continenttl a^d cxn Ports. SteAoaeri will Singapore on or aboot MAIL LINES Outward! (/»r 0lat«a) Delta Bapl 10 As^ayi- y H;ma.;t\ I
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    SHARES.
    1036 7 RUBBER STERLING COMPANIES. Cap. Xssuk. Paid. Last Div. Buyers. Sei.leis 150,000 2/- 2/- Anglo Malay 12ilnt. 15/- 15/6 30 1 I 1 Batu Caves 10 5 2 6 5 5 0 30,000 1 1 B%tu Tiga (Selangor) 5 1 17 c 1 18 6 *****0 P BuMtKajang 2 I<>
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    CLEARANCES.
    132 7 Aug i^:». Anamba, Brit, str, Sautter, for Hongkong. Aug 30, Resident Schift", Dut. str Unus, for Rhio. Hai Xam, Brit, str., Phillips, for Muar and Malacca. Capri, Ital. str Dini, for Hongkong. Perak, Brit, str, Quine, for T. Anson via ports. 3ombay Maru, Jap. etr., EnUM, for Colombo and
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    ANJER SHIPPING REPORT.
    165 7 (Compiled for the Singapore Free Press. Date of passing Acjer Nationality and Description of vessel Captain's name Where and when bailed Destination. Aug 17. Brit, str., Langoe; Nisbet; idiff, June 18 Boerabaja, Aug IS. Dot. str., Celebes; Koops Bataviu, A.ug IS Amsterdam* Ang 19. Brit, str Dionied
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    EXCHANGE.
    76 7 (Cob m dor to Aug. M Kmk lin s 1/4 deuiau 1 mtm 4 Private en diti 3■ s 14. N CTsditl Sm s 2 I Pi •■".1; ksd Btek... li4| Q-brh wr, ■leu Mud 239 [HDIX.T.T 175 J Howa -..b m mi 24i%dk. Yokohama, dmmad dom. 1134 Java,
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    PRODUCE.
    147 7 A.g. 30. It 1 $70 Oft Gambier mm 9m y ,-r-, 11.06 Gambior Cube No. 1 HIT' Gam bier Cube No. i |£.< Q Pepper Black (ori."u. Sport) 2 3. Pepper, White fsir < 4</ Nutmegs (110 to tin IV) 16.00 Nutmeg* (80 to tb» Raj E2.06 j Mace
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      377 7 On the Berth. NORDDEUTSCaHSR LLOYD. ig, Shanghai az.l Japan port 3. I ::i d t:l Steamei :BL FRIBDRICH* 1 C-. M r, baling left _-:!i l-jst., at 5 pr:j., intTfl re on Friday Ipi tin ,en ro Eh above I i lit, ipply to BEES, MEYER Co.. Ltd. Agents. 4
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      650 7 TO LET. TO LET 791a Welterredea, Dublin Road 8. ComforI table Boropeao Residence, tennis court, gai sndwat< r laid cm. ESntry Ist September, 1909. Ipply to Hjilu::.' t i'j.. Flint Street 6. A ig 25 d.O. GODOWN TO LET. First flooz No. 25 Sfalaeoa Street, to be let. Charges modi
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      20 7 GRIMAULT'S SYRUP of Hypophosphite of Lime f BRONCHITIS^ 1 111|| CATARRH, STUBBORN feSS^ WEAK LUNGS, I COUGHS, B^L CONSUMPTION J
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      808 7 VESSELS IN PORT. and Tons nnrnmanderß Arrived From ¥>r What \vdcerwitcn HMA anrvsy 630 DongUa Jal/ 23 P. S tenham Unosrtaai Sen Bella V JUL Taoht 400 Ahm-i Asg 26 P. Swetteanom Zafaora Bar. yacht 95 i rl9 X Kuching Steamers Flag Tons Master Arrived Pn« Coneitme* For When Antijoebna
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    S. C. C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    636 8 The following Ties will be played on "Wednesday A Singles D. Y. Perkin. XT v Lt. E. L. Eddis owe 1. G. R. K. Mu^iiston Mr. I F. Ruchwaldy owe 1. B Sin .i.X.. M. H. Mergler ier, I F. Matson 1. F. G. Stevens
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    LOCAL CRICKET FIXTURES.
    108 8 The following cricket fixtures have been arranged aad agreed t i by the various clubs concerned. The arrangements come into force at Christauu mkl 1909, Christmas, Penang v. Perak, at Fenar.g. UUO. Chinese New Year, Colony v. F. M. S., at Knala Lumpur. .Easter, Singapore v. Selungor,
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    DISTRICT COURT.
    910 8 Montagi Harris vs NlO Pi EXKO. What is a PbOMISSOBT NOTI? The second hearing of the Harris— Neo Pc Keog case was taken before the District Court Judge yesterday at noon, lasting, with the exception of the tiffin hour, till 5 pin, when the court was adjourned until
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    59 8 The m&tcb between Bugis Peranakan and Straits Indian m the Junior Malay Cup competition, which took place on the Reclamation ground last evening, before a small concourse of spectators, ended m a narrow win for the I'eranakans by one goal to nothing. Don't Ignore Slight Injuries. Don't neglect giving every
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    CHINESE SECRET SOCIETIES.
    950 8 The public lias scarcely beard of Chinese secret societies since the collapse of the Boxer revolt. Eren tliose who take interest m this curious subject have seldom found an allusion to it m the news fiom the Far East. It might well be supposed that m our
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    LATEST SHIPPING.
    30 8 In addition to that on page 7.1 Dutch steamer Utretcht, from Pulau Samboe, kerosine m bulk for Saigon. Dutch steamer Atlas, from Pulau Samboe, fo Saigon rin ballast.
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    563 8 The Italian steamer Capri, frcrn Bombay to Hongkong, arrived yesterday and began discharging a cargo of onions, cotton twist, (700 bales) tea act! other merchandise. Every steamer arriving from Bombay brings enormous quantities of onions, the wharf being strewn with the vegetable owing to the bags bursting. The
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    VESSELS AT TANJONG PAGAR AND KEPPEL HABBOUR.
    82 8 Wharves and Docks at which differtut vessels were berthed yesterday. East Wharf Basin— Nil. East Wharf Sec I—Kalomo,1 Kalomo, Lightning. Section I— Sheers Wharf— Nil. 2— Taroba. 3— Clan Mclver. 4— Nil. s—Charon.5 Charon. 6 Laertes, Chienguiai. 7-Xil. S Glenroy. 9— Nil. Ja.rdine's
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      103 8 WEATHER REPORT. D:it* Bx.r Wind Tomp Hum Sky Rain Aug 2:'. H'kong g 29.85 E2 8G c Manila Q 757 ESEO 26 25 d Aug. 30. H'kong Fa 29 9 3 Calm 87 o Manila 10a 759 Wl 2!* 25 o 7 Kandang Kerbau Hospital, Aug 29, 1909. i A.M.
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