The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 6 October 1909
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Title Section16 1909-10-06 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1909. NO. 6,721^16 words
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Article126 1909-10-06 1 Yesterday's training is described on page 10. The Chinese boycott of Japanese at Kinta is spreading Page 4. Lord RoBebeiy has declined further invitations to speak on the Budget Page 5. Suspicious persons have been arrested at llheims as spies Page 5. The Children's Aid Society met126 words
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Article1654 1909-10-06 1 A considerable tiiLe ago a turnoverjappeared m this column extolling the sentimental beauty of sundials. Sundials, alee, are seldom seen m tbeee parts of the world, and perhaps oae should not legret then absence for they are associated with sentiment, that strong cord which binds the horn land1,654 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement406 1909-10-06 1 Popular Wants. TO LET. Furnished Seaside Bungalow, 139, Tanjong Rhu, next to Police station. Rent $1.50 per diem. Apply to Caretaker on the premises. A quiet Englishman is anxious to hear from a family who would be willing to receive him as an only paying guest. No objection to children.406 words
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Advertisement173 1909-10-06 1 Entertainments. ALHAMBRA CINEMATOGRAPH BEACH ROAD. CHANGE OF PROGRAMME TO-NIGHT AT 9-30. Pathe Freres' Latest Novelties 41 GRASSE The City of Flowers. PERFUMERY INDUSTRY. THE MISADVENTURE 3 OF A PAIR OF TROUSERS Comic< A CHILD'S FAITH (Melodrama.) THE HORSE-SHOE (Comic.) Supported By Special Series of Comics Ac. MARLBOROUGH CINEMATOGRAPH, BEACH ROAD.173 words
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Advertisement78 1909-10-06 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Cochran's patent boilers, save fuel and money Page 1. The Municipality require a dresser for Pulo Übin Page 3. Notice re closing of Government House domain Page 2. Furnished seaside bungalow at Tanjong Rhu to let Page 1. Special dinner and concert at the Adelphi hotel on Saturday78 words
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Miscellaneous416 1909-10-06 1 THE WEEK Wbdnhsday, 6th Hisrh W*Mr:— 3.6 n., 2.16 p Feast of Branches (Jewish Feetival.) S V I. Company Drill. Emulation Lodge 9 p Choral Festival, Cathedral 9 p Thursday, 7th High Water.— 4.2B a., 3.18 p. Tabernacle, Bth Day (Jewish Festival S.VI. Company Drill. P A O Mail Homeward416 words
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Advertisement716 1909-10-06 2 NOTiQES. NOTICE. Notice !g hereby given that all roads within Government Houso Domain will be closed to the public from 1 p.m. to 9 p m. on each of the foffowing dates, naoicJy OcJoi>or 12th, 14; i» and 16th. 11. V. TOWNER, Ag. Superintendent of Works and Surveys. Singapore, 6th716 words
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Advertisement557 1909-10-06 2 NOTWES. Merlimau Rubber Estates Ld It is hereby notified that shares m the abovenamed Company have been allotted m full to those applicants whose names are on our 44 Reserved Shares" List. The balance of one shilling per share is payable not later than the 25th of October, 1909. SHARPE557 words
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Advertisement668 1909-10-06 2 NOTWES. KELAMTAN GOVERNMENT NOTJFiGATiON7 Tenders are hereby invited for the Opium Farm for the Northern District of the State of Kelantan for a period of three years commencing from Ist January, 1910. All information may be obtained from the office of the Adviser to His Highness tbe Raja, Kelantan, the668 words
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Advertisement453 1909-10-06 2 BANKS. International Banking Corporation. CAPITAL and SURPLUS GOLD $6,500,000. Head Office 6O Wall Street, New Yohe. 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 at453 words
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Advertisement347 1909-10-06 2 IXSURAMGES. I MANUFACfuRERsTI^I INM-iUNCEC,,. „F Z~* ERTAJ<LJKJ» Policies are World-W,, X and Inaispuial., It Las to-day mon bu-im any other Canadian L»t, J. ever bar U 1( mm Co^Ptey AH claims ar< j run lt ly mid a. cash surrenders, etc., application by the f* pore and JVnatu witl ia347 words
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648 1909-10-06 3 NEW LIGHT ON THE UNREST IN INDIA. ;tna more serious magazines oQt r t krgC MMWaI of space it cauuut now h» said at h mm nave no opportunity of ..tcnmeit. Tria litest Imm of the Nineme has three articles on the >ne of them M full of just ning648 words
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Advertisement8 1909-10-06 3 MEDICINE AS A LIVELIHOOD, Iritbfc Mcd ft] Jour-8 words
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Advertisement605 1909-10-06 3 40 YEARS OF RHEUMATISM. Patient Could not Cse her Fingers, or Raise her Arms. For nearly forty years I was a great sufferer from Rheumatism," says Mrs. S. Coward, of 6, Nile Row, Poole, England. Sometimes an attack would la^t nearly three months at a htretch. The pain was maddening.605 words
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Advertisement949 1909-10-06 3 TO LET. 10 BE LET. No. 5, Malacca Street, now occapied by Messrs. Behr Co. June 15 nc TO LET. WHITEHOUSE. Dalvey Road. Entry on Ist December. Apply to— -FItASER GUMMING, 29, "Winchester House. _Sept 18 tflu n.o COMPOUND HOUSE TO LET. A large and comfortable house, No. 12 Mandalay949 words
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Advertisement407 1909-10-06 3 SIZAIRE-NAUDIN MOTOR CARS 12 H. P. Complete $2,300 With Hood, Magneto Ignition, Lamps, Horn, all tools etc. An exceptional opportunity to secure a POWERFUL 4 SEATED GAR at a reasonable figure. ON VIEW AT The Straits Motor Garage Syndicate ORCHARD ROAD. AGENTS, BORNEO CO., LTD. AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Teak407 words
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Obituary16 1909-10-06 4 Domestic Occurrences. Birth. At Cassala, Oct. sth, the wife of J. A Hamilton, of a daughter.16 words
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Article, Illustration1809 1909-10-06 4 The Singapore Free Press. Wednesday, Oct. 6, 1909. Hew shafl the Press th« Peoples ri&A maintain J'lawed by influence am! unbribed ,> ur. H«are patriot Tmth h- fkriaa pit e\ t r Lord Rosebery has taken on himself a very difficult idle. He has retired from active participation m party1,809 words
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Article76 1909-10-06 4 SPREADING IN PERAK. tm mm The boyevt „f Japanese is ill the I .wnships of i'erak and feared ti K^mpta Thi. (Mi tO bi Mi iMIM Wftv Chinese rv« rywl,, r. ou up a movement having its origin KiDfldom. TheCfaißeH -t ?enk cause ot complaint against tin J»76 words
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Article773 1909-10-06 4 A 1:1 i i s \h Ekcomi v.-. i u. n ]UJ ag t0 j )iiw Itr« ng drink came to be iv p—-. lOOmi. Oat GhttMUMI i und with bottlM I 1 tIM nce-hianuv ouljiQj^ d'vlar*-d th sent I i tbl hi, i- Ihi I I Mi773 words
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Advertisement187 1909-10-06 4 Player's navy mixture. In i ib. Mart Air-Tight Tins. Price 55 cts. obtainable at r T Robinson Co. IS Walker's jps% Diacß LaDci. Hp'j^^H EXTRA SPECIAL Ryiß Per Case $19. oO.Li.fci .A-vTlli J.o John Little Co., Ltd. STRAUS CYCLE MOTOR Co., Ltd. 15, BATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE. CYCLE ALL MOTOR ACCESSORIES.187 words
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Advertisement31 1909-10-06 4 BRITISH BUILT TROPICAL MODEL PIANOS, I $300. The VERY best Pianos obtainable at the Price. Warranted for 5 years and Tuned the First year Free of charge. Monthly Payments Arranged. THE31 words
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Advertisement229 1909-10-06 4 THE j "CRAG" HOTEL.) SANATORIUM, PENANG HILLS. A perfect health resort and I an ideal spot for spending I holidays and week-ends. Crisp and bracing atmos- 1 phere. Bungalows for fami- 1 lies also single and double a rooms. TENNIS, BILLIARDS, CROQUET. SARKIES BROTHERS, j Proprietors. TANJONG PAGAR DOCK BOARD.229 words
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Article179 1909-10-06 5 LESSONS IN MORALS. Encouraging Progress. S .iimann-' TVKvraph. Renter's) K-t".\>"l < let stk, at I"'.' am. hiißlfl v>^ "Chinese Cheap ;>iilvM.til bai MM article m *hich it re £■>■« the true .iw.ikeninsj of my iffjfdl I OOBTIBCiIIg the Chinese are revising the mmxy pwwticaWi policy m179 words
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Article80 1909-10-06 5 M. Isvolakr bM lUtfted for Lvadia, m the .'•"li i ifcaptJOM of the Turkish special mission I i ftfcfl IVar. In view of the illness of the Taaritsa, who I red complete rest m the south >f the cout'ry, M fii Ito Italy bat b6M ad[ourned ml fin80 words
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Article266 1909-10-06 5 P«lNT<* IN THI. EfKKCH. Lord Ro6ebery t>aid it was his duty to show -.r.at it Ml m the bttl interests of lue nation that the Bullet skovikl become 1 1 Xo one kat* what the Budget was not MtßoroftlM Exchequer. The ill of it uad266 words
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Article41 1909-10-06 5 In qoi with the Choral F'es'ival at rvw'i Catbednl, '>n Wednesday aDu iy, 'he G 'ioni.ii Chaplriia would like t BMntioned that the sime rule as to dress *ill 'd\.[ v l> last your, namely that lad;e-i bate.41 words
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Article152 1909-10-06 5 knfl I morial which strikes the eyes ■'.'.t r uhcu b( arrives at .Jerusalem, fa visitor, who has recently reI to Paris, h the ue\v church of the UM -n Mount Sion. It is bailt on land I A\. I Ilamid to the Jertuan Erntti yn hllnfliMTß152 words
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Article63 1909-10-06 5 Suffragettes Object. (By Subnca-me Telegraph. Reuter's) A writ has b?eu issuddj;a^iinst Mr Gladstone for assault {involved m the forcible feeding of Suffragettes. Ml Nevinson and Mr Brailsford, leider writers of the Daily News, have resigned as a protest agiiugt the Govdrnmant's treitment of the Suffragettes. Tht Daily N^ws,63 words
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Article51 1909-10-06 5 Foreign Compensation Claims. B Ms. »jt 5 6 12 p.m. At Coast mtiriople the (xjrtaaa Embassy hai presentel to theJSublime Porte a claim for losses by Garmao subjects m the A.dana disturbances. The French and Italian embassies will shortly present their claims. The latter excels a hundred [thousand51 words
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Article43 1909-10-06 5 < tot s:h Received at "J."»G pm. Lord R mobory, m declining to make a speech al Birmingham, says More speeches would involve my return to political controversy, from which I have long withdrawn, and to which I hope never to return."43 words
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Article26 1909-10-06 5 Seven men and three women, who have been arrested at Rheiins, are believed to be part of a gang of German spies. > <26 words
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Article73 1909-10-06 5 Balikiwsie. September crop 5,292 lb last year 0. 001 lbs six months 25,847 lb. last year 16,728 lbs. LAN APRON. September crop, 21,120 lbs dry: last September 19,315 lbs. Nine months 181,228 lbs previous year 129,507 lbs (Messrs P. \V. Barker and Co.) Kan .\H" i73 words
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Article190 1909-10-06 5 AttAHQKMENTS FOR THE BaLL. The first St. Andrew's Bill Committee meeting, underthe anspieies of the St. Andrew's Society, was held at the S. C. C" pivilion on Monday evening. The matter of subscriptions and committee was gone in'o and the following was arranged Finance, Subscriptions and Invitations,190 words
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Article111 1909-10-06 5 Here is a neat retort of Lord Knollys, His Majesty's private secretary. Mr Winston Churchill at Leicester said 'It is quite true that Mr Balfour from time to time emits four to five columns of insipid equivocation which the newspapers whose proprietors he has taken the precaution to mike111 words
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Article1315 1909-10-06 5 The Singapore executive ein hardly feel other than particularly well pleased at the entry for the Autumn race meeting, and the expectations of those most concerned that thi* will be a decidedly good meeting h*ve gone a long way already to fulfilment. When it is considered that Newberv,1,315 words
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Article271 1909-10-06 5 The Annual Meeting. The annual meeliug of the Children's Aid Society was held m the Municipal Board room at 10.30 am. yesterday. The Hon. Captain Sir Arthur Young, K.C.M.G., presided and there were also present Lady Evelyn Young, Lady Hyndman Jones, Mrs Darbishire, (Hon Sec.) Mrs. lz*rd,271 words
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Article135 1909-10-06 5 The following Singapore properties were disposed of by auction at Powell Cxs sale-room yesterday afternoon. Shop-house No. 108, South Bridge Road, area 1,765 square feet, leise 99i» years, quit rent SI. Monthly rent 600. Bought by Shaik Mohatned bin Omar Bigihibhir fur $12,700. Sbop- house No. 41,135 words
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Article134 1909-10-06 5 It is announced that this company has been authorised by the Privy Council to issue share warrants to bearer, a privilege which is calculated to have an important influence m widening the field for the distribution of the company's shares, particularly on the Continent, where share134 words
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Page 5 Advertisements
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Advertisement62 1909-10-06 5 A Remedy That Cures Colic. Some time back I had a very bad attack of colic, says Mrs. C. Pienaar of Middelburg Cape Colony. I saw an advertisement m the paper of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which I at once got from the chemist, Mr. W, C. Turpin.62 words
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Advertisement8 1909-10-06 5 Everybody is ready to show us how to8 words
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Advertisement202 1909-10-06 5 ROBINSON &Co. NOW ON VIEW CORRECT EXCLUSIVE STYLES IN TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED MILLINERY. FOR THE RACES. ROBINSON Co. FRASER& NEAVE, LTD., SINGAPORE. STATIONERS. Our Stationery Department is replete with a!l kinds of Office Requisites. POINTERS. All descriptions of Printing Work speedily executed. BOOKBINDERS AND RULERS. Every description of Bookbinding and202 words
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Article761 1909-10-06 6 The Scientist* View. In the section of economic science of the "British Association, m a papor en the Policy of Preferential Duties Mr Archibald B. Clark •aid that the policy of import duties differentiating m favour of trade between the different parts of the Empire, as agaitst trade761 words
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Article116 1909-10-06 6 To In Editor Of "The Daily TfcLHGIAPH." Sir Iv his letter, m your paper. Mr John M. Kob. rtsun. M l\, loQOfl right ol tbe differ cmc keiiK i i own eoontryiiiea when engaged m party G vernmeal m England and m nou p:\rty :idu: .:-:r.-ition116 words
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Advertisement521 1909-10-06 6 SHIPPING. Apcar Line. The undermentioned mall steamers of the above company maintain a regular service between Calcutta and Japan calling at Penang, Singapore, Hongkong Shanghai en route. FLEET. Tons. Commander. s.s. Japan 6,013 J. G. Olifent. s.s. Gregory Apcar 4,606 S. H. Belson. s.s. Arratoon Apcar 4,510 A. Stewart. s.s.521 words
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Advertisement502 1909-10-06 6 SHIPPING. HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE, HAMBURG. The Bteamors of tliis 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 at502 words
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Advertisement414 1909-10-06 6 SHIPPING. OCEAfI 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 homewardß for London, Amsterdam and Antwerp every fortnight for Genoa, Marseilles and Liverpool and for Marseilles, Havre and414 words
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Advertisement620 1909-10-06 6 SHIPPING. P. 6. BTEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. For China, Japan, Penang, Ceyloo, Aoitralia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Portt, Plymouth aad Lo&don, Throngh. Bills of Lading waned for China Oo*et, Persian Guli, Continental and American Ports. Steamer* mill Itavt Singapore on ox about MAIL LINES, Outward {for China) Delhi Oct 8 Delhi620 words
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Advertisement468 1909-10-06 6 SHIPPING. Norddentscher Lloyd, Bkm IMPERIAL GEUMAtf MAIL LDI. The fast and well-known mail steamer* cf this Company tail fortnightly from i Hamburg na E<->tterd»ni, Antwerp, Bout I Gibraltar, Qgpoa, Naples, (connect! v S h Naples, Alexandria and vice v^rsa) I Suez, Aden, Colombo, Penan^, Sin^-a-kong, Shanghai, Nagasaki 4 Kobe to468 words
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Article816 1909-10-06 7 SIDKI.WHTS UN THE DISCOVERY. T v.-y of a 1 ttle casket containing rU to the ashes of Gautama chamber outside Peshawar, ■■'J f t IllO «t startling arcbwologieal r f t hela*.t Lun ired years. When the tearhinga of this great i c present daj the religion816 words
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Article752 1909-10-06 7 Alversk Criticisms. Wo have received, iemark9 The Times, from a British tnbject resident iv ti^iu, who signs himseif Civis iiomanns," a letter protesting against thy recent treaty. The letter states Article 6 provilea that Brit'sb sulj^ots shall enjoy tie righta and privileges enjoyed by khe natives of752 words
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Advertisement133 1909-10-06 7 f The Oliver Typewriter and Billing I Machine is the one with which all others are compared. Most 1 people like to own the best-be-I cause they'd rather be safe than 1 sorry. Call and See it at I 43-A, RAFFLES PLACE, I SINGAPORE. LEONGCHEONG&Co. ??JW X v,. TAILORS MlpS133 words
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Advertisement740 1909-10-06 7 |H Messrs. CHEE ENG SONS. (Established 1859.) 71. North Bridge Road. < f P^Qj^Mßg^ Civil. Naval, Military and Sporting Tailors. w^MSmLWESE^L ie ana S ic^ Proprietor, who has received bis training from UE=H an European Master Tailor. PERSONALLY CUTS every garment BtfßjN. thus ensuring perfect fitting with the latent WEST740 words
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Article455 1909-10-06 8 The cigarette ha'-it amongst women no longer MQMI comment. It has become too general, and though there are still many places where women will not smoke and some restaurants wnerethe proprietors will give a hint to a client that "the other ladies do not like it," no astonishment455 words
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Article414 1909-10-06 8 About four hundred holi Jay-makers were m peril near Portsmouth Harbonr on Sept. 9 The Duchess of Kent, the joint Brighton and South Western Railway Companies' steamer, m which they were travelling from the Isie of Wight to Portsmouth, collided just outside Portsmouth Harbour with the414 words
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Article183 1909-10-06 8 At the Yokohama District Court before Judge Aritake. the preliminary examination on a charge of fraud was held of Mr G. Tomita, chief editor, and Mr B. Endo, proprietor, of the Yokohama Boyeki Shimpo. The Japan Advertiser states that the paper undertook the election of fifteen183 words
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Article683 1909-10-06 8 In his address to the British Association Winnipeg, S:r J. J. Thomson made some observations on specialisation which are of wide interest from an educational point of views. He said il have had the privilege of having as pupils idents from your Universities as well as )m683 words
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Article288 1909-10-06 8 3,0^0 Rebels Outside Athens. An extraordinary mutiny has taken place m Athens. Three thousand soldiers of all arms are encamped outside the city awaiting the removal of their grievances. This was the culmination of a military agitation which has been proceeding for some time. The chief grievances288 words
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498 1909-10-06 8 "The Revenue Farms Enactment, 1904," TENDERS INVITED FOR GAMING FARM 1910—1911. Tenders will be received at the office of the Secretary to Resident, Selangor, up to noon on the 30th October, 1909, for renting the following Farm for a period of two years (1910 and 1911), commencing on the Ist498 words
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Advertisement204 1909-10-06 8 A crown of glory is a beautiful head of hair. An Australian lady fr^jL now m London jfy^Ji^K^^XK writes under /V r WiAy^} date Jan. 28, A y er sII ir Vigor S'>t&^'tjk a world of good. 7 *K?*/fS Thanks to it, my hair .-vS'-fW 1 1S now thick, glossy,204 words
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Advertisement547 1909-10-06 8 I lli^^S^Tl MANY OF THE HEALTHIEST 1 B^^^^^^ BABIES IN SINGAPORE IB&^I Sledee Milk C VANA'°Tonic Wine \ltiK *&L A* H THe ldeal PiCk me u P" P^^LNA^ vitalising tonic specially prepared for use m TONrai^y^taE I tropical climates. i ;C'V Dispels lassitude and depression, gives strength, energy and appetite,547 words
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Advertisement325 1909-10-06 8 f MARTELL'S 1 BLUE SILVER LABEL I is an accepted guarantee, all over vi(.u i( Wor;d THE BEST MTALITV m I BRANDY I THREE STAR ONE sTa!: Von know it For particulars 1 ■j by the Blue of trade pridM aG(^ pleawe a >i Silver Label. apply to X I325 words
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Article654 1909-10-06 9 not i "ilt to account for the opti- r „ts which aie being received from ,7 m rubber growers. Planting is pro- wfuily, and the price of rubber than tver before. The present position of those who have rubber to not, however, be allowed to654 words
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Article1127 1909-10-06 9 October 5. Cap. Ifc8ui!. Paid. Last Div. Buyrrs. Sellers. 150 000 21- 2/- Anglo-Malay 121 Int. 16/3 16/6 30,000 1 1 Bitu Caves 10 5 12 0 5 15 0 80,000 1 1 Batu Tiga (Selangor) 5 2 0 G 2 1 6 1AAfl/ ft (1 1 Bukit Kajang1,127 words
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Article153 1909-10-06 9 Per Ban Hin (Juan i Mr and Mrs Taylor and the Misses Taylor. Per Mabidol Mr and Mrs Dapp, Mr Mnd Mrs Blear, Mr Aveny. Per Kinta. Mr and Mrs <). F. Stonor, Messrs A-W. Tully, Durly, Tuileston, F. H. Tediie, A 8 T. Kir, H M Jones, S.153 words
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Article163 1909-10-06 9 PRODUCE. Oak, ■> rin m urn wm buyers $70 05 jambier r m« m* buyer* 11.S0 Ghimbier Oube No. 1 II r >o ijimbier Onbt No. 2 m. nom Pepperßlaek (ord>. 8'for«) buyers 14.50 Papper, White (fai) M.«7| Nutmeg* (110 to turn M IMd Nutmegs (80 to tht 1».)163 words
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Advertisement115 1909-10-06 9 Rheumatism. :h m nine cut of every ten cases of .-.ism are simply rheuiiiatisiii of the •i, 8m U> cold or damp weather or rheumatism, lv BDCb cases no internal bnent is rt.iuired. The free application I uuberian's Pain Ualm is all that is .!ul i: is certain to give115 words
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Advertisement591 1909-10-06 9 FOR SALE. FOR SALE PRIVATELY. A first class licensed Hotel m on? of the Chief Towns m the F. M. S. Good situation. Well furnished with 13 Bediooms, Drawing room, including Piano, Billiard room with first cla's table, with two public Bars. Tiffin room and Bar trade excellent. Good business591 words
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Advertisement156 1909-10-06 9 Singapore Cold .^^fe torage to, Ltd. Wgß^ Near Entranoa to Borneo Wharf. CHEONG CHUN TIN &C 9 Telephone 1026. DENTISTS OLDEST FIRM ESTABLISHED 1866. JT£Z °a£J™lo°**™ >TZ 27, South Bridge Eo d, Singapore. Wharves, or m the Singapore Roads on short notice. ,™t»t -two First-class Mechanical Dentistry, Gold IF THAWED156 words
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Advertisement125 1909-10-06 9 OE KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. Undbb Contract with th» Nbthbelands India Uovirnlibnt. Agpenu at Sing-apore. The Shipsagency, Limited, 2-3, Coliyer Quay. THK UNUiaMBiNHUNED DATES OF USPARTURE ARE ONLY APPROXIMATE Van Diemen J Mnntok, Blinjoc, Soengei-Liat, Pangkal-Pinau^, Koba and Toboali Oct. 6 JAPARA Muntok and Palernbang Oct. 6 Brouwer Moeara-Saba, Simpang. Djambi125 words
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Miscellaneous832 1909-10-06 9 VESSELS IN PORT. Flatj and Tons Commandert Arrived From For Wbn Waterwitch Brit gun boat 640 Douglas Sept 29 Wuar Mnar Pharus Dut 183 Gerals Oct 4 Batavia Bongkalie t» Steamers Fla« Tone Master Arrived From Consismee Nt Wh*n Ban Poh Guan Brit 376 Smith Oct 1 Temate Wee Bin832 words
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Miscellaneous82 1909-10-06 9 WEATHER REPORT. Dat* Bur Wmd Temp Ham Sky Ram Oct 5. H'kong H>a tf.fM Bl v :i <"i *Ann\\n ]"a T56 NN'VTl 23 2'i a 0 H'kong ip 29 81 F4 91 D( Manila 4 p 754 \V4 'jy IS I K»oi<laiig Kerbau tt<*»p»tai. < ><jt 4, 1909. 9 A..M.82 words
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Article846 1909-10-06 10 The course presented quite a busy appearance yeaterday morning the number of early ri9er9 being exceedingly targe, the\tuif m excellent trim and the fence not up. Tbe top of the straight was obscured for some time by a dense mist which interfered with the timing m several iusmi846 words
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Article553 1909-10-06 10 S. C. C. w. the Y. M. C. A. These teams met on the Esplanade last evening m the above competition before a large gathering. The ground was m a bard condition. Corporal Dorrien of the Royal Engineers acted as raferee and thb elevens lined up as553 words
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Article80 1909-10-06 10 The Singapore representatives are practising keenly for the Interport shoot. Firing takes place at the Hilestier riila range on Tuesdays and Fridays and some good scores have been put up. Yesterday morning, the light was good and there was no breeze. The following scores were made. Sergt. Chater80 words
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Article56 1909-10-06 10 The final polo game for the Cups presented to the Singapore Polo Club by the Hon. W. D. Barnes will be played on the race ourse on Friday afternoon. The teams will be Mr Large Mr Thomas. Major Davis Mr Pickering. Mr Wack Capt. Hilton. Mr Tulloh Mr56 words
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Article36 1909-10-06 10 THE OLDEST LAND IN THE WORLD. Stretching across Canada, north of tbe St. Lawrence, and ending m the regions about the source of tbe Mississippi, is a range of low granite bills called the Laurentian Hieh-36 words
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Article441 1909-10-06 10 The following new Books will be ready for issue to-morrow. Annealey, Mande, This Day's Madness. Appleton, G. W., Doctor Dale's Dilemma. Birmingham, G. A The Search Party. Came, Hall, The White Prophet. Campbell, Mrs Yere, The Master Schemer. Crockett, S. R., The Men of the Mountain. D'Anethan, Baroness441 words
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Article206 1909-10-06 10 By Lieut.- Colonel E. C. Broadrick, Commandant, S.Y.C. Singapore, sth October. S. Y. A. Bombr J. Watson, on receiving a commission m tbe Cadet Corps, and Corpl C. A. H. Squires and Gunner S. Fowler, on leaving the Colony, are struck off the strength of the206 words
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Article711 1909-10-06 10 The Russian steamer Herman Lerche en route to Vladivostock arrived yesterday and will take transhipment cargo from this port. The British-India steamer Nuddea is expected hourly from Rangoon and will leave here on Thursday with the Rangoon and Calcutta mails. The M. M. branch steamer Li Seyne with711 words
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Article126 1909-10-06 10 To The Editor of The Times. Sir, The North- German Gazette publishes m its issue of September 3 an instructive communication from Shanghai on the Chinese railway frauds, which indirectly constitutes a complete refutation of the disingenuous theory elaborated by the Cologne Gazette, tbat the charges brought126 words
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Advertisement285 1909-10-06 10 STAR CARS. THE MOST SUCCESSFUL CARS OF THE YEAR. SPLENDID LIST OF WINS FOR 190 9. IRISH TRIALS. Non-Stop Throughout. Fastest time on Both Hill CUmbs SPnTTKH TRIil Q Non Sto P throughout. Special Silver Medal for R t OOUIIIOn iniALO. liability. Two Bronze Medals for Hill Climbing AUSTRALIA A.285 words
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