The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 14 September 1909

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1 8 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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    16 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1909. NO. 6,702
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    164 1 A dissolution of Parliament is reported to be likelj in November. Unionist managers are looking for three hundred votes in the Commonp, which, however would not suffice to relieve them fiom the domination of labour and nationalist members Page 5. The German Army manoeuvres ast«ume a high
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    PEARLING IN THE TROPICS
    1328 1 A H.ivMur of HMMLBO6 tIWAJfI fcbottt p<*ar\ diving, Ti raiMi in fch< mind piotarea ot BMufold <1 ng«r tyj rks, Wto pus, a\A a'l Um peril* ol da balaooed i>;. the proeped M i pew irhick will oompeasat I Um <i.i:.fr« >• bra«<aJ As i ni.li'--
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      353 1 KATZ BROS, LTD.I INFANTS' SHOES. IN SOFT SILK AND LEATHER. |IN GREAT VARIETY.) Civil Mechanical and Electrical Engineers, Iron and Brass Founders, Boiler Makers, Bridge Builders and General Contractors* 1. Steam, Gas and Oil Engines for all purposes. 2. Boilers and Pumps for every use. 3. Light Railway Rolling Stock
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      194 1 A NEW MODEL MOUTRIE' TRANSPOSING PIANO %s#O^ THE Most Simple Perfect Transposes S. Moutrie Co. v Ltd. UNDER HOTEL EUROPE ADIS BUILDINGS. PHOTOGRAPHIC DEALERS. Always in stock Cameras, Plates, Papers Films and every kind of Photographic mate rials. Developing and Printing executed in good style and with despatch. Price list
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      309 1 Entertainments. M!DDLESFX BOXING TOURNAMENT. There will be a Boxing Tournament held at Tanglin Barracks at 8 p.m. on Friday 17th inst. The finals for the Novice Competitions, and 6 contests including the Championship of the Regiment. Tickets $3 and $2 to be ob tained from the Robinson Piano Company or,
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      57 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Notices re Cporting Club meeting Pa^e 2. Middlesex Boxing Tournament Page 1. Newton and Nicholson's patent jointing (A. Kitching Co., Agents) Page 6. Luetzow on the berth for China Page 6. Wanted a chinchew, wanted boarders, to lets Page 7. Piano and Apollo for sale Page 1. Katz
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      380 1 THE WEEK TUISDAY, 14th ffigh Water.— ll.Oa., 10.4" p N. D. L Mail Homeward closes 1 p. SC.C. Tennis Tournament. Wbdkisday, 15th ttfivb W*t»r —11 22 a 11 10 p S C.C. Tennis Tournament. Bandmann's Havana. Thursday, 1 6th i ffigh Water.— ll.43 a. 11.4 p. Mohammedan Fasting month commenoea.
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    STRAITS GOLFER AT HOME.
    281 2 Mr. D. A. M. Brown's Srcass. We take the following extracts from the Pe tbshire Constitutional of Au^. 9 A three d.iys' kjolf tournament was commenced on Thursday over Pitlochry new eiifhte<?n hole ixmrse tor the Open Amateur Chacnpioiisbip of the High anda. For this competition,
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    THE CORNISH PIXIE.
    546 2 An Importi/re Exposed. The following article from the SydneyNewsletter will be read with some interest seeing that the imposture it commemorates made an appearance in Singapore Half Sydney recently went into ecstacies over a wonderful little 'frail man' who visited the city and allowed himself to be
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      756 2 NOTieES. SINGAPORE SPORTING CLU3. NOTICE. Ladies attending the Races on the 12th, 14th and 16th October are reminded that ad mission to the Grand Stand and Lawn will be by Ticket only. Ladies' Tickets are obtained through members of the S. S. C. Free, but they must bear the name
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      216 2 LEONG CHEONG& Co. J§|! ?^ll||^p^Sl||v>\ TAILORS 3^SS^l^^"i^^ r ll^fti OUTFITTERS. Tweeds, Coatings, Perfumery and Toilet Requisites of every description r |;^B| .(if c 00 110 11^ Satisfaction guaranteed. l^m^^mSmi Cheong Co. "^1 rl'Wv^ •y^ <^A Hif£h Street, ■****<. fjg& m I The Oliver Typewriter and Billing 1 I Machine is
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      550 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 at
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      505 2 manufacturers"!^ INSf-RANCE Co.. op Ca\ai, a ERTAJiLJSMF-:D mh; Policies are World-Wide. Non-Forfeit.v, and Indiaputable. eitabi e. It has today more business lit llTo any other Canadian Lif» Urorance "k ever hao at the same a^r. lt I AH claims are promptly p. cash surrenders, etc.. granted application, by the General
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    "CHINA FOR THE CHINESE."
    667 3 |j T m vTKi ok Home Development. rr-vp trend of public opinion in China is well j 1 y Mr Consul General Fmser in his ,U of Hankow for 1 1903. <fte dev industries in the „f Hankow. Hanjansr, and Wu- .st >t-'H slackened in 1908,
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    RUBBER FLOATATIONS.
    100 3 I Bltafttt containiuL; an WWi of ahoat mi cuce the proyetty of a 1 Ofl Sit«w, hM ehtaged j 3i tag Bjndicstfl bsviag boogbt I our town, UM ofti 8 directors cf Ike Bj»tf— to. CJWei— d the optic tie Qjßdiesjtai Mr Rogers i-i to be cone" itulated
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      754 3 Tenders Invited under "The Pawnbrokers' Enactment 1908. Whereas by Negri Sembilan Governmtint Gazette Notification number 898 published in the Gazette of tbe 6th September 1909, the Resident with the sanction of the Kesident(lcneral haq declared that the number of license3 to act as a pawnbroker for a period of three
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      602 3 71UGTIONS. PRELIMINARY NOTICE^ AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Singapore Town Proper! es (999 YEARS LEASEHOLD) To be held at Powell and Go's Sale-room. ON Tuesday, 28th September, at 2-30 p. m. High Stteet. Lot 1. The shop-boose known as No. 40-C High Street. Monthly rent $55. Lot 2. The shop-house known
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      320 3 mjQTIONS. AUCTION SALE OF 307 Tins Imperial Egyptian Cigarettes (IN GOOD CONDITION) To be held at Powell and Co's Sale-rooms ON Wednesday, 15th September, at 11 a. m. POWELL Co., Auctioneers Sept i_l 3 1 6 9 IMPORTANT SALE OF Valuable 999 Years 1 Leasehold Shop-house Property and Goduwns Situate
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      120 3 MOET CHANDON. CHAMPAGNE. BULMER'S HEREFORDSHIRE CIDER. JEFFREY'S EDINBURGH ALE STOUT. IMPORTERS The Borneo Co., Ltd. SINGAPORE. > < (In Black and dark chocolate) ANTI CORROSIVE. SHBP^BBR A^ absolutely RUST PROOF RUST PREVENTING PAINT. ammonia, nitric, acetic, mlphuric and muriatic acid fumes. ;f -'^li^W^^SM Wl^ no^ blister under Tropical $i'^-^VMWWmS heat
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    The Singapore Free Press. Tuesday, Sept. 14, 1909.
    1311 4 The Singapore Free Press. Tuesday, Sept. 14, 1909. Here the Pres^ the People? right rraictaJ*. "J-:aw<-d by influence and unbriben by R^in Here patriot Truth bf» £rk>noti£ prfr;ev !ts draw. to Religion. Loyalty and ij)<v. There seems little doubt that a general election will take place very shortly, possibly before
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    759 4 > C It is reported that the Tronoh Railway extension will be opened shortly. Bee culture, successfully carried out in Singapore, is to be introduced iu the Kuala Pilau district. The Sereadah Hydraulic Tin Mining Co., L'd., has declared a dividend of 5 per cent., payable on the 20th inst.
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    GANG ROBBERS HOLD UP EUROPEAN.
    48 4 MR. WHITESIDE ROBBED (From our <nm C;rre*pn ini) lp' -h, September Mr R Whitesiue, the ac.\.i;n» lUmat PuUi tin mine, w.is assaulted on Saturday aft^rn Ch.namen armed irith kn ves and iron cr birs, whose faces were I «L« The PobhtWl relieved hiiaoi
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    CANTON RAILWAY CASE.
    34 4 {From our <'itn Can n Boagl Mr \V. B. Wright, efctfft! /.ling funds of the Can, n\\.. Wa? bas been committed ,d Bhtßghl stat to Canton to n&derg < mtm ttioa tht
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    CANTON RAILWAY SENSATION.
    386 4 Mk Butler Weimi i MtMH Hongkong w^s thrown into a tbla ezoiteoMttt ;.t ntwt v. lout bo t e dbotttat Mr W. Batter w utant on the Chinese section oi loon-Canton Railway, has btcooM u defalcations 6<*id \>y HUB W to MM some |60,0< 0. BlaOi Lie
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    292 4 From the Piuang Gazette Press we hive received a very neatly goi upcr^ bpecimen greeting cards for Clink 1 in.*}- ,»L<i the New Year. T\.e MWipUi iboVB an- w.-.i printed and shou'd induce man? aoatoaMN I obtain their private gtvattßf BaflttfitMl tail Press. The CHfaloL'U'- c*n be bad tiou to
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      198 4 JUST LANDED A .SMALL SHIPMENT OF JOHN DUNCAN SON'S (Glasgow) TURKtSH AND EGYPTIAN eiGARETTES. In Several Sizes. Condition Guaranteed. CALDBECK, MACGREGOR Co. SPECIAL WINCHESTER IBIS^ RACKETS. SPECIALLY MADE AND STRUNG FOR. THE TROPICSPER DOZ. Ayres Championship Tennis Balls §7.00 Ayres Championship Handicap Tennis Sails tp5.75 I Ayres Championship Club Tennis
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      74 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 Chappell Co., The Orchestrelle Co., Etc., London. Repairing and Regulating of Player-Pianos, Pianolas, Etc. a speciality Telephone
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      118 4 VICTORIA THEATRE, SINGAPORE. U NIGHTS ONLY U COMMENCING Wednesday, Sept. 15. BANDMANN'S Merry Little Maids Comic Opera Co, Wednesday, The Great Gaiety Theatre, London Success. 15th HAVANA. September, j For the firgt time in Singapore. The Famous Musical Comedy Thursday, i Mlgg HQOK 16th OF HOLLAND. From the Prince of
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    GERMANY IN THE FIELD.
    91 5 A Petral" Function. Manoeuvres in Excelsis. •;bnaanne Telegraph. Reuter'a) Bee. Bepi 13, 10.54 am g Bfajeeftj the German Eaiperor has K irlsruhe f<»r the manoeuvres. ■a iddraM ha said that the Ls'iturel h. rock of broDze,on xhicl. woull bfl built which would p)aC6 fitting for Germany
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    PERILS OF WAR.
    34 5 Austrian Troopers Injured. K-jeeivcl a f 6 p.m. 1 Austrian manoeuvres two hundred horsts ttaapeded, frightened bv -1 lVct Um a!e?pincj troopers, v It is M| nrted thai twelve hive succumbed.
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    THE GENERAL ELECTION.
    56 5 Unionist Estimates. llec. Sept 18, 10.45 a.m. itated ?hu Uh Maaagen of the ptfftj an'ieijMte that at least three ■u bred Uamuat mml) rs will be returned the general election which will probablv :ake place n November. I mbm m old give sufficient control B< m ol
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    LIBERAL DISSOLUTION.
    17 5 Received at 5 8 p rn. I I f.beral Leigua will probably be M ed. > <
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    LADIES BISLEY.
    306 5 The 1 fo'irth even's of tbfl Lidies wen find cffywterdaj .ifternoon at -••r Raags, Tee- ligbi iraa excellent though the wind wts iuclicp.l to K> fresh. jwrdi Miss Gunu was ftgain the' bi|?he?t MSfltr, with a very fine 45. Miss he.ni* next with 44 Mrs Le Mesurier, who
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    26 5 •jn Answers The llanma of PataI n:a aEd the gazelles of the Far East neve* ~'mk a drop of water. in the East the mild gazelle
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    MORE OF THE ARCTIC.
    130 5 COOK'S STORY. Peary's Steamer Spoken. (By Submarine Telegraph.— Reuter'a) Sept 13, 10.45 am. Dr Hansen has siren to the Copenhagen paper cxUoi Politiken, a remarkable storj furnished by Dr Cook to the effect that when he returned, starving, to the depot of provisions, arms and ammunition
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    ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION.
    18 5 Received at 5 8 pm. Captain Scott starts another expedition to the S.'Uth Pvle next August.
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    TO FIND MR PEARY.
    537 5 St. John's, Newfoundland. With a parting cheer from the blue jackete on board H.MS. Brilliant, the Jeanie, escorted by a tug parsed out through the straits and into the Atlantic Ocean and started on her long voyage to Etah, on Smith's Sound, on the north of
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    ERA OF FLIGHT.
    62 5 High Notes Valuable. Received at 5.8 pm. At the Brescia Aviation meeting tie American Curtiss has won the Grand Prix of jE1.200 for the fifty kilometre race, which he accomplished in 49 minutes and 24 seconds. Curtiss and Rougier are inundated with offers of engagements at prices
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  • Correspondence.
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      TRAFALGAR COCONUT AND RUBBER PLANTATION.
      83 5 To the Editor, Sir, As I continue to receive enquiries, and congratulations in various degree of sincerity, in regtrd to having put through" my plantation, I glnll be glad if you will allow me, through the medium of your column?, to m ;ka it known
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    F. M. S. TIN OUTPUTS.
    77 5 Societb Des Etains de Kinta. Output during the month of August pikuls 2,236.61*. Sekexdah Hydraulic Tin Mining Co. Ltd. Netfc output for the month of August 404 pikuls of clean dry ore. There were 4 1 hours stoppage during the month, repairing ditch-line, flames, etc.
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    SINGAPORE RECREATION CLUB.
    43 5 The annual Athletic Sports of this Club will be held on Saturday afternoon, 18th in^t. The preliminary heats in the 10U yards Flat Race, and the 120 yards Hurdle Baee will bo ruu off this dfternooD, at 4 45 p.m.
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    THE SECOND OPIUM CONFERENCE.
    52 5 In view of the holding of a Second Opium Conference Prince Kung has instructed the provincial authorities to render him a report of the work of opium suppression in their respective provinces once every month. It is said that His Highne3s intends to attend the coming
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    THE POLICE AND THE PUBLIC.
    631 5 Sequel to Agricultural Shonv. Before Mr A. de Mello at Penang, Chief Det. -Inspector R. J. Kirke, on the complaint cf Sergeant Warton, charged Mr Elton Bell (Municipal Veterinary Surgeon, and Hon. Secretary of Division 0. (Poultry and Cattle) at the recent Agri- Horticultural Show),
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    RAVAGES OF MALARIA.
    1052 5 Insane Javanese Commits Mubdeb. Jan bin Abdullah, a small elderly Javaneae coolie, stood his trial at the Asszes, before the Chief Justice and a special Jury yesterday, on a charge of murdenng 'a Chinaman near Kranji on April 7 at 4 a m Mr Hastings Rhodes, Deputy
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      47 5 lnterestiDg experiments have recently been conducted in Austria with a rifle projectile for ranging purposes. The projectile is charged with a smoke producing substance, which is ignited on contact by the action of a percussion cap, and yields a clearly perceptible puff of smoke, thus supplying a
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      27 5 Grimault's Skin Soap, so justly renowned for its cleansing and curative properties in removing dobie's itch, Ac, prevents all skin diseases it is nice to use. has
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      158 5 ROBINSON Co. EVERYTHING FOR LADIES' GENTLEMENS' WEAR. SUBSTANTIALLY Reduced in Price. THE CASH SALE Now Proceeding. ROBINSON Co. p23i Lambert Butler's '^^M Smoking Mixtures. Packed in lbs. Air-tight Tins. Price 70 cts. per Tin. j^^, OBTAINABLE AT: d^^^^i Messrs. John Little Co., Ltd. plg||§|l Robinson Co. r^'^jfrjJß Price 90 cts.
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    A TIGER HUNT.
    289 6 H. H. th« Sultan of Paha.no Participates. The following information reaches os from I*ahang. Hearing that a tiger had taken come seven fjcata on an nlaud n toied i-u);iu Melana, H il. the Sultan, with aotne fifty members of bis retinae, instituted a hunt, accompanied by the
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    WEDDING AT ST. GEORGE'S.
    125 6 WEDDING AT ST. GEORGE 'S. Davies Gkkem. In St. George's Church, Penang, the marriage- wan soleiunized of Mr. Arthur Ford iHvies, Assistant Superintendent of Indian Immigrants, Penaug, to Miss Meta Eli/.ibeth Oreen. The bride was given away by her brother- in law, Mr. A. H. Christie. Mr. F. H. DaTies,
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      187 6 H. KAPS Piano and Music Depot. The cheapest and the most reliable Establishment for everything MUSICAL. Tunings $4. 20, STAMFORD ROAD. Mar 6 n.c SOO PUH TING.— Artist A Portrait Painter, Chalk Drawings, Oil Paintings and Water Colours, No. 29, Ist Floor, South Bridge Road, Singapore. Lessons Given in Drawing
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      428 6 Ayor s d£& prcttygood Jrw) £/N t\ comp a n yßr^f yf ion. lictter fA §)> takeabot- mJf/KiSb— I V tie with^^feglj/ I you when SP^^T you go away *^«^"^^2v|J( from homo. It <^iJ may save you a long illness. And if you are not going away, keep it with
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      1045 6 SHIPPING. Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremei IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LIHZ. The fast and well-known mail steamers oi this Company tail fortnightly from Bremer, Hamburg via Rottcsrd&m, Antwerp, Southamptor Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (connection Marseilles: Naples, Alexandria and vice versa) Port Said Suez, Aden, Colombo, Pen*ng, Singapore, Hong kong, Shanghai, Nagasaki Kobe to Yokohau::and
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      553 6 SHIPPING. Hz Ci STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. For China, Japan, Fec&cf?, Cerlon, AaxtraJia, Indi^, Aden, Egypt, Med her r*r can Potts, Flymouih a\cd London, Tkronjfb Bill? of Lading utened for Oh ma Ooast, Pergitn Quli, Continental &n«l A.ruerican Porte. 1 SteAmars will Slogaport on er about KAJL LINES. Outward (for Chiim)
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      440 6 SHIPPING. ARCHIBALD CURR!E^ AUSTRALIAN \HD\kn U«f SINGAPORE TO S JAVA PORTS MELBOURNE AND ITBH2Y. Also taking cargo for other Aust] New Zealand Ports (with tranb] as inducement ;3.-i\, A regular five weekly pervie<> n. by the two British steamere Earj b tons (Capt. Wilkinson R.N.8.) and l> 8,295 tons (Capt,
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    SHARES.
    1055 7 Cap. Issuk. Paid. LastDiv. Buyers. Sellers 150,000 2/- 2/- Anglo Ma'ay 124 Int. 15/. 15 3 30.000 1 1 Batu Caves 10 5 2 6 5 7 6 80,000 1 1 Bitu Tiga (Sslangor) 5 1 17 6 1 18 6 100 000 i l l Bukit Kijang 22
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    EXCHANGE.
    73 7 (Corrected up to Sept. 13 Bank -4 m s 2 /*tV demand 24 Private credits 3ms 2/4,% credits 6ms 2 f 4| France, demand Bank... 295 Germany, demand 2S9| India, T. T 176 Honokono, demand 24' %dis Yokohama, demand nom. Ug| Java, demand I+o Bangkok' demand G6 Sovereigns, Bink
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    PRODUCE.
    135 7 1 r Sept. 13. ia bnyere $^8.90 M m m bujer* 12.00 |9mbiarOaWHo.l H] T i JajubiftrCTil^ No. 2 12.00 Pepper Sl^c it («C«, S J por») 1 345 &epptr,Wnfti dak bafan 21.50 jS'utjiegtfnOfc.thtlli.)^ 16.00 I N T Titir.egi, (80 to Lbt ft.) 22.C0 \Utm (Baaaa) nom "ovee (jlm'jom*)
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      405 7 Insure your Motor Car! AND COVER YOURSELF against result of CAR ACCIDENTS. take the Rbks any longer, foo maj be called upon for Heavy Damages at any moment. payment of a small sum annually RELIEVES YOU OF GREAT RESPONSIBILITY. if you use a native Chauffeur. 7 Pa.: tic '.ilars from
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      675 7 TO LET. STORAGE GODOWN TO LET. Oround floor (concrete) area 3,444 srj. ft. Light first tioor area 1,000 square feet. Ground Uoor about 2 ft. above level of street. Two cart-loading entrances in Selangor Street, and one in Trafalgar Street. Situation of Godown adjacent to Tanjong Pagar Dock Property off
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      51 7 4 HAZELINE f !:^^^^^^P^l SNOW" ph^^o^^ veiveL Prcscrves the ■''I^Wkv^ X V JS^^fo^X? of the complexion. A boon i'^^^P^|^kjo|PS I wW^lMMri' m tro P lca climates, imparts an •--■'■^^l exquisite sense of coolness and -/^'-f-J'"-J: r y- ;.">:-',;.; Sold by all the principal Chemists ACTUAL SIZB BURROUGHS WEI.LCOME A CO.,
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      609 7 VESSELS IN FORT. o > xrr l L nd ToM r -oramanden» Arrived From Fnr Wham Waterwitch H.M.S. eurtey «30 Douglas July 23 P. Swebtenhaa UnoerUi. Steamers Fly ft Tons Master Arrived From O»Miime* For Whe, Amiral Duperre Fr 3UI Martin Bept It Antwerp Cha -ias H. Honckonff 14 Castor
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      123 7 mjk, kjy kuo9pn iuo Passengers for the Straits. Per N D L Laetr.ow §m Bmt 17.— Mr MrK. Br^.n, Mr A. Qtokel, Mr OberleuMant Mom Chow Pante, Mr Freiherr Rudt roo Coilaoborj, and Mm Therese Sala and child, Mr Arieai K )ppere, C«p4 Job 8 Minssen. Mr M. Btt&n, Mr
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    MAGISTRATES' APPEALS.
    435 8 A Busy Aftkknoon. In the Supreme Court, yesterday aftersoon, Mr. Justice Saicmibe Smith was occupied with uppea's from decisions of police magistrates. Mr. T. Dudley Parsons appeared for Malay Corporal No. 5, attached to the Tanjong Ptfu l>ock Police, who wa3 convicted on Miy 14 of aidiDg and
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    S. C. C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    314 8 YESTERDAY'S PLAY. B. Class Sinolk. D Brandt acr. beat S. Dunn owe 3, 5 7. 6—3, 6— 3. Dr Butler acr. beat A. C. Mergler owe 5. C. Class SnraUL J. Watson owe 1 bwi Wai. Ker scr. 1— 6, 6—4, t> J. W. B.
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    CHINA WIRES.
    485 8 Thk Chientao Dispute. Shanghai, 3rd September. Owing to the unsatisfactory settlement of the Chientao dispute, the merchants, gentry, and others in SLanshai have formed a society with a view to utilising their best efforts aguinat a certain country after the manner of "a civilized opposition." Macao's Delimitation. A
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    SIAM CAPITATION TAX.
    157 8 European and Indian British subjects in Bangkok beiieve that they will not be required to pay the capitation tax this year, bat expect they will have to do so next year. But what is (be law in regard to Chinese British subjects None of them know definitely,
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    TO DAY'S TIES.
    176 8 Championship. C. M. Howe v A. P. C< x. C. Ban s ford t C. T. Miles. B Class Singlb. P. Gold 2 v F. E. Marsh scr. C. Cljiss Single. E. S. Jones owe 2 v L Aahcroft 2. D. H. Kleinman t Carpenter. Nhwcombb's Handicap.
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    POLICE COURT.
    900 8 Stkange Abduotion Story. Interest in the Courts yesterday was, perhaps, greater in the District Court, taken by Mr Howard, than elsewhere. The facts of this case, how a young Indian girl told a strange story about being enticed into a plantation, robbed of her jewellery, gagged etc. and
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    908 8 The outward German Packet Luetzow left Colombo at I p.m. on Saturday, the Ilth instant, and may be expected to arrive here on Friday morning, the \7ih instant. When a steamer of the Chargeurs Reunis' CompaDy starts out from Havre for the East she is about nice months
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    LATEST SHIPPING.
    16 8 [In addition to that on page 7.] Swaerdecroon, Dut 902, Fausent, Sampit, for Batavia.
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