The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 6 September 1909
1909-09-06
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Title Section16 1909-09-06 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1909. NO. 6,69516 words
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Article167 1909-09-06 1 A Dumber of Japanese business men are visiting Ameiica Page 5. Litest lubber prices and dividends are given on page 4. Results of Saturday's tennis ard the third round m the golf championship Page v A special article on Malay silver ex hi bits at the Museum167 words
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Article1099 1909-09-06 1 As Dickens lomewhere remarks m i t* '.Turks walking i- the cheapest fin. of r«--e creation and the leas? exciting.' Il people unders'ood the value of walking they w cert am v pralk more. By walking, il v n<-t meant tha' a I 111 nesi man1,099 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement480 1909-09-06 1 "Moutrie" COMBINED PIANO-PLAYER $800 I This Perfect Model of Mechanical Genius can be Heard at ourJShowrooms Daily S. MOUTRIE Co., LIMITED. UNDER HOTEL EUROPE ADIS BUILD-LNGS. FOR SALE PRIVATELY. "WOODTHORPE," A valuable and plea- santly situated freehold residential property m ibe vicinity of tbe Botanic Gardens and j Gallop Road,480 words
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Advertisement150 1909-09-06 1 Entertainments. HARIMA HALL.I w— imiiiiiia i urn iimii jmi I CINEMATOGRAPH,! NOKTH BIiIDGE EOAD. |To-Night! To-Night!! NEW PICTURES.I K. HARIMA, So'e Proprietor. 1 I ALHAMBRA TO-NIGHT AT 9-30 P. M. NEW PICTURES! NEW PICTURES!! The Mayor's Holiday (Comic.) Sammy as Sportsman (Comic.) FILM DART. Theodore's Concert. BOB'S ELECTRIC THEATRE Napoleon150 words
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Advertisement56 1909-09-06 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Sale of Kalomo goods Page 3. The Pollards at the Theatre— Page 1. The Adelpbi hotel advantage* Page 3. Notice re estate of late W. M. RobertsonPage 2. Sale of the Straits Engineering property Page 3. Shipping K. P. M. sailing list j P. and O, list; s.56 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous378 1909-09-06 1 THE WEEK. Monday, 6th i 3igh Water.— 2.l3 a., 2 IS y M. M. Mail Homeward cu M. M. Mail Outward due. S 0 C. Tennis Tournament. Missionary Mtg, Prinsepst Church, 8.15 p B.G C. ladies spoon. Concert, Masonic Hall 9 p In Town," Vie. Theatre. 9 Tuesday, 7th Singapore378 words
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Article335 1909-09-06 2 Tlm new Blue-Book on Shipping Rings, whi efa OOOtaim the Sub-Commission's report on t:.e S>mth African evidence, suffers somewhit from the circumstance that the instruction to the Sub-Commission did not require them to I ,rm any conclusions on the evidence taken nor to formulate recommendations335 words
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Article398 1909-09-06 2 Mr Arnold Armstrong is determined lhat Mr Uudyard Kipling shall not feel that the Muse is deserting him. Usually," says the Mr Armstrong, when poetry becomes patriotic it ceases to be poetry." Mr Hamilton Fyfe, m his article en Cata l;nia. makes us acquainted with a new tint, a yellow,398 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement15 1909-09-06 2 Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. This remedy has been m use for over thirty15 words
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Advertisement737 1909-09-06 2 NOTIGES. NOTICE. IN THE ESTATE OF William Milne Robertson I DECEASED. Pursuant to Section 46 of the Conveyancing nd Law of Property Ordinance 1886 notice I hereby given that all Creditors and other ersons having any claims or demands upon r against the Estate of William Milne Roberton sometime managing737 words
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Advertisement334 1909-09-06 2 This is to give notice that tbe Elephant Trade Mark sometimes known as the Elephant and Palm Tree Trade Mark is the property of Guthrie and Company Limited of Singapore Loudon and Penaug and that it is used by that firm as a Trade Mark for undershirts and hosiery generally334 words
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Advertisement570 1909-09-06 2 BANKS. International Banking Corporation. CAPITAL and SURPLUS GOLD $6,500,000. Head Office 6O Wall Street. New York. London Office Threadneedle House, Bishopsgate Street Within, London EC. London Bankers National Provincial Bank of England Ltd. General Foreign Business Transacted. DEPOSITS. Current Deposit Accounts opened and Interest allowed on the daily balances at570 words
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Advertisement463 1909-09-06 2 1 _JNS£RANQES i:ance Do uf can,;,, BBTABLIBHBD 1887 Policies are World- Widf>, K ol .'.p and EnditputabU Lt hae b "»I «H»OM»diail Lit, thu it tin m r umi art- pron oth sarrenders, etc., grai Lwation, by the Gen. I Penang, witi aoee to limi (Mao. F. S. EVANS. a463 words
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Article222 1909-09-06 3 LEWIS AND PEAT'S RUBBER REPORT. ■spming about 76 ta Kad l f b ns Ceylon, were I Aug. BU and sold as \.ND MU. V S'l ras. pet lb. M wnr: bought m v B cr b.'Ui,i:L m Usi&og b r 5/1 Mes 16 soldi j 7 5 sold 4222 words
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Article144 1909-09-06 3 Mr Sydney B tat 0, v. Poatmaster-G promis- gist welcome to tbe khe atsmatioaal Conferenoe of one of theii ntting*, wbich will n the third ataa>\ ol Sej i |v nutionnKtiei will be rd Burnhnm will receive ths i pening Mnsioa. Tne Edward <irej, wiD I a it144 words
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Article110 1909-09-06 3 &W WMB I I EfoSGKOI ■nehman a ■Mshsroi theorem oi the v%\ mi Kneel Sinrioas lo»4 bin j !D harbour on tbe lstb, nasM was X da Messina. fe ethers, launched one nd v,vr.t serosa to Lii obi- I getting ooan sand, ita k to lbs ihip lbs110 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement20 1909-09-06 3 Don't Take the Risk. n jam i \nu\ t-Dugh or cold do not i ng until it becomes chronic or20 words
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Advertisement793 1909-09-06 3 Beautiful Japanese Pottery AND ORIENTAL GOODS CREAT AUCTION SALE OF FINE ART CURIOS. About UOO pieces of the highest grade at Messrs. R L Coghian Co's Sale-rooms SATURDAY MONDAY llth and 13th September, at 10-30 a. m. The Goods are now on view and comprise: Beautiful Satsuma Ware; specialities m793 words
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Advertisement314 1909-09-06 3 .(MUTE. Prevents the attacks of White Ants, Dry rot, Teredo navalis, and decay m all kinds of timber. At the same time it stains the wood, A Handsome Walnut Colour. m *H3[Mmmm^ 9(mm\ mmwSjK'i' tJHL Estate Bungalows built of solt woods will last for many years without attention if the314 words
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Domestic Occurrences.
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Article18 1909-09-06 4 At I.insum Estate, Negri Sembilan, on August 31st, the wife of R. Allan Clark, of a daughter.18 words
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Obituary28 1909-09-06 4 CUSCADEN— At the General Hospital on Sunday, Sept. 5, Norman Henry Dawson, third son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cuscaden. Funeral at Bidadari 7-30 a.m. to-day.28 words
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Article, Illustration907 1909-09-06 4 The Singapore Free Press. Monday, Sept. 6, 1909. Hrre »bal! t*>» Press the People <■ right maintain *J:awed by influence ar.d un! ril ci by g lin j Here patriot Truth h° T glorious piecepti brawr Plodded lo Religion. Loyalty Bud The differences between China and Japan are shortly to907 words
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Article271 1909-09-06 4 The hulk Tancarville has been bought by Capt. Giovanni Gaggino. An Indian has been arrested m Government House domain for being m possession of a dangerous looking knife. At toe Aberdeen rifle meeting held m August, Mr. M. K. Watt, who is well known as a good shot m Singapore,271 words
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Article547 1909-09-06 4 ON VIEW AT THE RAFFLES MUSEUM, All lovers of the un <jue m art should pay a visit to the Haiti is Museum and examine the four new glass-cases filled with chased aud quaiutly wrought silver- ware from .lava. F.M S, Celebes, and other parts of547 words
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Article222 1909-09-06 4 With irreat Fegrat we have to announce the death of Mr Norman H. D. ClUOaden, <>f the Eastern Extension Tdlegraph Com pany son of Mr W. A. CuscadeD, the respected Inspector General of polio* Mr Norman Cuscaden had b?en in hospital tor some222 words
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Article91 1909-09-06 4 In 1907 the rubber yield of Klang amounted to 818,469 lbs. In 1908 this figure rose to 1,361,429 lbs. The following appointments are GkaoOod t 11 °\r F /t reeD t0 '^Tict Judge, Mr. P. J Rjott to be Colonial Engineer, Mr. C. G. May to act as Deputy Colonial91 words
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Article127 1909-09-06 4 STATES AND STRAITS NEWS. Mr. CONWAY BELFIELD, His C M. G. InvestK'oiia Isama His Excellency tha Qen 'ved here !y train on Baturdaj Conway lieifou 1 fl oh tbfl il ni| i Oompani mslop of tha 1 1 and St Qeotfe. Hi Be&old was ponied into the room by Hi127 words
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Article34 1909-09-06 4 our (''.eh K l 4s loin.} The Plan tors Stores I. odea I viae 1 that the average pro- ot Nt PlontltMß I rubber is nov; 6 1 par p uml34 words
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Article55 1909-09-06 4 i B sals hum} -i. s. r Fije August crop ou the loch X rmeth I flstoln woo 6,404 pen ode ogoint 1 I p »un«k The total for eight months is I ast I 7,370 for the saoso period ti leoN rear The August crop on Serembm55 words
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31 1909-09-06 4 Penal > M I D. A M. Brown of l'euai the Highland amateur golf champmL. ipfll P.'iochry, booting Campbell bj tw I :p sal one to play.31 words
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Article27 1909-09-06 4 (/•>. as saw oa Kiuala Lumpur, Sflpi I 1 'r. A. 1 <i .mlt-t te has been a; ;Dted I I'fsidency doctor m K'elantan.27 words
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Article75 1909-09-06 4 The Ifsnsger reports rabbet I vested during the month of I 5,436 Lbs. estimated dry. Corres) I month last year 2,585 lbs. drj I first five months of years 1 o 0 10 I estimated dry. Total lor j period last year 13,721 lbs dry BnroaFOM Pak75 words
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Article163 1909-09-06 4 The total quantity nl FosOroi p "'ty l the tributors oo 'the land of 1 Johore Tin Mining oo?. ltd I month of August wm 111 bagi I >:ie of the oldest European re* Smu'dp ore passed away <>n J- ridaj aftersosa ;n t ti*- parson163 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement453 1909-09-06 4 KELLY WALSH. Ltd. Singapore. I A few really good Stationery Lines. SANDFORD'S PREMIUM WRITING FLUID.— A Blue Black Ink which writes a Blight Blue and dries an lotense Black. Price 90 cents per quart bottle. BANKERS VIOLET WRITING AND COPYING FLUID.-A Bright Blue Limpid Fluid which changes to Jet Black.453 words
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Advertisement55 1909-09-06 4 The Robinson Piano company, limited. Pianoforte Tuners and Repairers. Estimates and Expert opinion on worn and unsatisfactory instruments Free of Charge. Tunings Singly or by Monthly Contract EXECUTED by Skilled Tuners from Messrs Chappeil Co., The Orchestrelle Co., Etc., London. Repairing and Regulating of Player-Pianos, Pianolas, Etc. a speciality Telephone55 words
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Article83 1909-09-06 5 A COLD SNAP, But America Will be There. g uins T< legre] b. Router's) fi-.-. Sept. 4 10 am. b rentei otati rs uded the lian- Skew, snd interviewed Professor ofirsaed uuts published i thai he had daily i fortnight brt'.>re reaching it :'er leaving it. 1 the83 words
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Article43 1909-09-06 5 E interviewed, said he bus beervations to anj result of 'be Ej the >le, but •i land squatt Welcomes Explorer. ar Co c has n sal istically tad bas 1 -un re Sis Mi est j King V red crick.43 words
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Article162 1909-09-06 5 bo! Perak, the Bar. J P baa issued aa appeal for further ..v m mm Is Urn Church Pond, n.w which, however, ,*i t-nt :o justify commencing og. Fhn m the Bst appeal Mr. f has Bedl to the pub.io since he has l kis Ps*ak, and162 words
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Article57 1909-09-06 5 elars paid i visit te the residence of i Martin Clarke it Baebara, Tanjong I ijf n :u' ar.d stole $49 iv add thes valaed il I >-- Thepolice m have been communicated with, same night, a visit was paid to a an il Nan Bridge B nuL57 words
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Article241 1909-09-06 5 s intenseiy interested m New or_t says a "Di.'y Mib" telegram) by the anient that Don Miguel of Braganza, son P SSS Pretender, his renounced ths i' Hlg wss throne m order rj M \mt\a Stewart. According to ed here the final aettlemaata For the ■laiilagn241 words
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AT MARIENBAD.
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Article52 1909-09-06 5 (By Submarine Telegraph. Reuter*3) Received Sept 4 h, 1 ".7 pm. Hifl Majesty the King has left Mirimbid. An official Statement has been issued that Hi b M ijesty is m perfect health, his strength m every wi.e bein^ similar to that of a sound man ten52 words
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Article39 1909-09-06 5 Anglo- Austrian Relations. Bee. Sept. 5, 116 a.m. The Times correspondent at Marienbad ■ays that as a result of the King's informal conversations with prominent Austro-Hung-kos, Anglo-Austrian relations are m a fair waj to r^aiuiag their former cordiality. m—m]39 words
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Article59 1909-09-06 5 Etee. .Sep* -1, 10 31 a.m. Forty six Japanese business men repre smiting Japanese Chambers of Commerce have armed it Seattle on a three months' "be object of which is to strengthen the bonds of America-Japanese friendship and trade Th v were irelcomed by the59 words
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Article241 1909-09-06 5 P B3EHTATI S TO UAPT. BBS JAFIELD. Unusual interest wis attached to the Church Parade of the Singapore Volunteer C rpa laat evening. This was the occasion on which Captain F. J BanjafisM, Officer Commanding the Maxim Section ot the Singapore Volunteer Artillerj, wis to he presented241 words
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Article375 1909-09-06 5 Some months ago (says a Bangkok correspondent) a number of influential Siamese ard Chinese floated a shipping concern, the ChinoSiamese Steam Narigation Company Limited. with a capital of 3,00< ,000 ticals. Tcis Amount was afterwards doubled. Pending the construction or purchase of steamers of their owe they375 words
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Article513 1909-09-06 5 Por the last quarter of a century Pollard's Lilliputian Truupe has had an established reputation as a well-organised and attractive troupe of child-players, and though < children hive a knack of growing up which takf s them out of the company, often into i senior combinations, there is513 words
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Article182 1909-09-06 5 The members of the Darul Adab Club were "at home" on Saturday night at their club house m Short Street, the house being prettily illuminated with Japanese lanterns, whilst there were present many Europeans. Ronggeng and jogget served as amusements, and refreshments were provided. The Hon.182 words
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Article298 1909-09-06 5 At the congrr rs of sanitary science at Leeds the President said So often had the public been scared by warnings of danger, and told not to do that, or to eat this, that there seemed nothing to look forward to but a kind of negative existence. This298 words
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Article16 1909-09-06 5 During the week endiDg Aug. 28 there we r e only WO deaths registered giving a16 words
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Article518 1909-09-06 5 Riterkide (Selan<;or) Rubber Co., Ltd. Registered August 4th, by McNeill and Sime, 3, Hill Street, Edinburgh. Capita), £50,000, m l'l shares. Objects To acquire and develop as a rubber estate or for other purposes certain blocks of land known as the Riverside Rubber Estate, SelaDgor, and to carry518 words
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Article474 1909-09-06 5 The Cberas Rubber Estates, Ltd is being floated with a capital of $200,000, divided into 20,000 shares of $i'> each, of which 12,500 are issued, 2,900 fully paid shares will be issued to the vendors m part payment of the purchase price, and 9,600 offered for subscription,474 words
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Page 5 Advertisements
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Advertisement17 1909-09-06 5 Ii bs moss orimiaal than to snbs ft aatrtH* r z ;s thing m India, where Grimault17 words
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Advertisement42 1909-09-06 5 How to Prevent Blood Poison. Carelessness and neglect are tbe chief causes of blood poisoning. A cut or bruise, however slight, shooid have immediate attention. A good liniment and one that not only gives I nroMt relief from pain, bnt being antisentir-.42 words
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Advertisement91 1909-09-06 5 ROBINSON Co. ANNUAL Cash Clearance SamW I ILI %j i i a— a— ■■■■■MWW^MMWXW— I— 1 '■■■iwiMwawMMMwawiaM— IS NOW PROCEEDING Real Bargains Genuine Reductions ONCE A YEAR ONCE A YEAR ONLY. ROBINSON Co. m L Ship of the Deser, BOUtOII ROUge is no less famous than pp FcIIICCA EGYPTIAN *p91 words
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Article, Illustration392 1909-09-06 6 (ientlenif-n. to solace their wearied minds by honest pastimes, playe at ehesse, thea-tru-nomer's gam*', and the philosopher's game which whettes thyr wittes, recreates theyr minds and hurts nobody m the mean season. All communicati'-n- "Should l*? addressed lo the Chesa Edit"!-, Singapore Free Press." Original problems, games392 words
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Page 6 Advertisements
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Advertisement206 1909-09-06 6 Chronic Diarrhoea. Many sufferers from chronic diarrhoea have obtained prompt relief by the use of Chamber lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Some of the worst cases of this disease have been permanently cured by it after other treatment and skilled physicians had failed. For sale by all dealers. Japan206 words
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Advertisement496 1909-09-06 6 aJJBtL Are your lips white. SE^Vy your cheeks colorless, lIIM your ears transparent? w^mVkW n( yOU tfl^ n ;fe*^f'i worn? It WMwJmw^^Vww^K I tW *"S v-A^v tiontosee ISwteV^ /ll blooming 1 f J 'cheeks, and a bright, cheerful face, m every bottle of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. If your appetite is poor,496 words
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Advertisement519 1909-09-06 6 SHIPPING. HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE, HAMBURG. The steamers of this Company maintain a regular service between Hamburg, Bremen Antwerp, and Rotterdam, and the Straits, China and Japan. Homewards, they are despatched fortnightly for Havre and Hamburg and once a month for Bremerhaven direct, calling at Penang and Colombo. Taking cargo at519 words
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Advertisement617 1909-09-06 6 SHIPPING. M. M. MESSAGERIES MAEITIMES. MAIL LINE For China, Japan, Ceylon, Aden, Egypt and Marseilles. OUTWARD. HOMBWARD. Oceanien Sept 6 Tonkin Sept 6 Tourane Sept 20 Austraiien Sept 20 Armand Behic Oct 4 Polynesien Oct 4 Ernest Simons Oct 18 Oceanien Oct 18 Singapore- Batavi a. —S.S. La Seyne sails617 words
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Advertisement768 1909-09-06 6 SHIPPING. P. O. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. For Chins, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London, Through Billi of Lading waned for Ohina Ooast, Persian Gulf, Continental and American Porta, Steamers will Isavs Singapore oa t*t about MAIL LINES. Outward (for Chi.ia) Delta Sept 10 Assay©768 words
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Advertisement640 1909-09-06 6 SHIPPING. Apcar Line. The undermentioned mail Itfimcri the above company maintain a rcp v lar service between Calcutta and Japan calling at Penang, Singapore, Hor kong Shanghai en route. FLBBT. Tons. Coca 8.8. Japan 6.0 s J. G OUI s.s. Gregory Apcar 4.606 S. H. Efc s.s. Arratoon Apcar 4.."640 words
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Article1042 1909-09-06 7 Cap. Issue. Paid. Last Div. Buyers. Sellers. 150,000 2/- 2/- Anglo Malay 12ilnt. 15/- 16/--30.000 1 1 Him Caves 10 5 2 6 5 5 0 80,000 1 1 Bata Tiga (Selangor) 5 1 19 0 2 0 0 lon Cl I BukitKajang 2:} t> 25 0 IUU.UOO «j1,042 words
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Article158 1909-09-06 7 Sept. 4 Tin ms mm mm buyers f<»9. 2, Gambier mi 12.00 Gambier Cube No. 1 M 14.17^ Gambier Cube No. 3 32.00 Pepper ßlaek (ore's. Spore) buyers 12 00 Pepper, White (fair buyers 19 50 Nutmegs (110 to ths 16.00 Nutmegs (80 to tha lh.) 22. C0 Mace158 words
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Article72 1909-09-06 7 (CORRB ;i.!> I I ro Sept Bank 4ms 2/4J demand 24: Private credits 3 m I 2 4 I »ai credits »> m s 24 1 1 Fuan< k, demand Bank... 294| GrBB ma vy, demand 239 [HDIA.T.T 175; Bovosiova, demand 24.%dia. Yokohama, demand nom. 113| Java, demand 172 words
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Page 7 Advertisements
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Advertisement426 1909-09-06 7 On the Berth. MAATSCHAPPIJ NEDERLAND. :my -NEDERLAND.' 1 Hail Service. sir's Mail Sn imei "ORANJE „i on HM Mb instant, al led lo arrive here on the i DJk let Babang. Colombo, Sues, A rs, Tangier, LLbonand I Ltd- inst., al 1 p.m. I Lf- app'y to THE SHIPS AOKNCY,426 words
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Advertisement663 1909-09-06 7 TO LET. STORAGE GODOWN TO LET. (ir^-.md fl )or (concrete) area :>,441 p\. ft. Light first :hor ar.»a 1,000 square teet. Groond tl jor aboot 2 ft. above ievel of street. Two cart-loading entrances m Selangor St. it, and one m Trafalgar Street. Situation of Godown adjacent to Tanjong Pagar663 words
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Advertisement24 1909-09-06 7 *V**jU^OOm jffS^WWmmm\t, <%° A \%!^Jmmm\ __^_____fs Wm Each M k geware (f^lDn V v fef' r W Coßderlcils. Wi J BmW Sl^_____iil w ltti m24 words
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Page 7 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous841 1909-09-06 7 VESSELS o J[_N PORT. Flag and Tons Commander* Arrived From For Wh<B Waterwitch H M.S. survey 830 Douglas duly 2d P. Swettenham L nee r tain Sea Belle F.M.S. Yacht 4 00 Ahmed Aug 20 P. Swettenham Zihora Sar. yacht OS Nanda Aug 19 Kuching Ku< hing Steamers Flag Tona841 words
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Miscellaneous211 1909-09-06 7 WEATHER REPORT. Haas Bar Wind Temp Hum Sky Rain Sept 4. H'kong Ka 29 92 HI M c Manila 10a 758 nTEO 27 25 o FTkong 1 p 29 81 EI M c Manila 4 f 756 NWI 90 M B H'kong Q 29.79 Calm IS Manila Q 75. SSBI211 words
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Article958 1909-09-06 8 The Highest Mountain m Malaya Gunong Kerbau towers into the sky to the Horth of Ipoh and is seated m Mr Conway Belfield's Handbook to the Federated Malay States to be tne highest mountain m the I chain of mountains which run throughout almost the entire length of958 words
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Article267 1909-09-06 8 (Vi a Hongkong Macao's Delimitation. Peking, 26th August. The Grand Council and Ue Waiwnpu have been m receipt of telegrams from the gentry and merchants of Canton pointing out that H. E. Kao Eih Che'in, the Special Commissioner, has observed perfect reticence over the negotiations regarding the Macao267 words
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Article154 1909-09-06 8 The September medal was played for on Saturday and Sunday, and resulted m a win for Mr J. Clchnst who returned a nett score of 78. Twenty-seven members competed and following curds were returned. J. Gilchrist 49 45 16 7S Lieut Eddis 13 38 -1 2 7:'154 words
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Article45 1909-09-06 8 LOCAL GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP. The following were the results of the third round m the above played on the Keppel links. Fowlie beat Crabb Watt one up. Mugliston beat Hitchcock 5 aud 3. Stevens beat Stratum at the 20th hole. aliles beat Ferguson 3 and 2.45 words
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Article44 1909-09-06 8 The match between Babul Khairat and G.l* O. m the M day cup competition which took place on the Reclamation gronnd last Siturday turned out to ba a keenly contested gime from Bi irt to tiuish aud ended m a pointless draw.44 words
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Article219 1909-09-06 8 A correspondent of the Vossische Zeitung writes from Bangkok that the Struggle for markets becomes more and more keen. The French have almost excluded the foreigner from their sphere, and the English are showing a manifestly hostile spirit to German enterprise. The ideas of Chamberlain will219 words
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Article18 1909-09-06 8 A Brtisher, named E. G. Lee, has been placed at the head of the Mines' Department at Tongkah.18 words
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S. C. C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
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Article196 1909-09-06 8 B Singles. Dr. Butler ser beat Bush ser, 6 —3, 6 —l. i M. H. Mergler ser beat Matson 1, 6 —2, 6—2. Freeman ser v Keenan owe 5, urfin. A. C. Mergler owe 2 beat C. Muir ser, 6 —2, 3_6, 6—2. Godfrey 4 beat Brandt owe196 words
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Article336 1909-09-06 8 Championship. > E. F. S tlzmann v F. E. Marsh. E W. P. Fulcher v W. H. Threifail. Perkins v Cheek. A. Singles. C. Rinsford owe 4 v A P. Cameron 1. J. Robertson ser v Lt Eddis owe 1. B Single. Noon ser v Stevens 1. A.336 words
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118 1909-09-06 8 < > >vedodds. W O'Connor 31.1, L E P. Wolferstan 15.1, F. M. Elliot 15, T. Sarcombe Smith 15, A. Morrison 5, A. Robertson 3 E. A. Swan 3. Scratch. E. G. Bioadrick,' R. Pierce. Received odds. W. E. Hooper 1, F. J. Pigott 2.118 words
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Article101 1909-09-06 8 W. C. Suter and A. Y. Gahagan Byes A. E. G. Coveney v H. C. Paxon H. w! Buckiand v E. G. Broadrick T. Sei combe Smith v Sir A. Young; C. M. Van Cuylenbnrg v A. Morrison A. Robertson v H. Fort; F. J. Pigott v T.101 words
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Article863 1909-09-06 8 The Messageries steamers Oceanien and lonkin are due this morning, going East srnd West, and will be despatched this evening for Yokohama and Marseilles respectively. At last there is some definite news of the Kalomo leaving. For months this historic steamer has been lying at the East Wharf863 words
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Article39 1909-09-06 8 Per Lady Weld: Messrs. F. G Wallace] and Goldie. Per LaLeyne Messrs. Morton, Him Zoang Ek, Sauw Yoe An and Hendricks. I Per Austria Dr Davis and Mr. R, Yakehes. Per Ban Whatt Hin Mr. Wong Kut Sang.39 words
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Page 8 Advertisements
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Advertisement40 1909-09-06 8 Bowel Complaint m Children. Children when teething are liable to attacks of diarrhoea anil this trouble, especially m warm weather, should never be neglected. Tbe best medicine m use for ailments of this I kind is Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and40 words
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Advertisement30 1909-09-06 8 A Jumble Sile of clothing and article?, useful and ornamental, will be held at H Waterloo River Valley Road, at 10 am. and 4 pm. on Saturday, Sept. 18th. A30 words
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Advertisement18 1909-09-06 8 W. J. GARCIA! (Corner of) ORCHARD ROAD. 1 For Good, Cheap, Reliable Pianos new, secondhand and for hire.18 words
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Advertisement444 1909-09-06 8 Proprietor: J. CAKAPIET. ENGLISH MANAGEMENT. Em THE ADELPHI HOTEL. "An Hotel relying on intrinsic merits, and NOT on fictitious reputation." MUSICAL DINNERS AND TIFFINS. TTH ADELPHI ORCHESTRE MIGNON. The finest Bijou Orchestra m the Far East" GUEST NIGHT, EVERY SATURDAY. The Adelphi Orchestra may be flf ffTifl for BoonptlOMs. ate.,444 words
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