The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 22 October 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, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1909. NO. 6,735
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    85 1 More tmuble is bein^r experienced by Russia m Finland Page 5. Great care is being taken m guarding the Tsar's route to Italy Page 5. Another libel case against the Inion Times has bean heard Pjge 5. The difficulties between Austria and Hungrarv ate at the present
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    THE GENTLEMAN'S GAME.
    940 1 It probably took iti origin m the inngl depending OM hil skill m hitting mart, for a dinner. N 9 labbit knocked over j dinner. Then it came on to praci ice el knocking down a mark stt up, oockehy for those who know tbat ancient BCidlkS
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
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      472 1 MARLBOROUGH CINEMATOGRAPH, BEACH ROAD. t j CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. 2nd Show. 1. Stag Hunting m Java. j 2. A Mica Mine m tbe Ulugur Mountain. 3. The Marvellous Garlands. •1. A Young Lady Killer. 5. Acrobatic Exercises. i 6. Film d'Art. The Patient from tbe Province. *10. Tbe Painter's Sweetheart.
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      252 1 Entertainments. TEUTONIA CLUB. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29th, 1909. Madame Monti-Baldini WILL GIVE A Classical Concert. WITH THE KIM) ASSISTANCE OF Madame Diehn and Local Amateurs. UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF H.E. the Governor, Sir John Anderson, G.C.M.G. Tickets Obtainable from Secretaries of Clubs ani at tbe door. Price $2. An Unparalled Event
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      63 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. No. 28a Syed Ali road to let— Page 3. Sailing Fooksang for the north Page 7. Fresh programme at the Marlborough Page 1. Sale of the valuable furniture of Mr. C. F. Green Page 3. Tbe advantages of the Roneo filing system are stated on page 8. At
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  • Page 1 Miscellaneous
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      381 1 THE WEEK. PAO Mail Outward due. Cinema Opera, Variety Show. Shield Football, S R C. v. V.M.C.A. Saturday, 23rd High Water.— s .3o a, 3.46 p S.R.E. (V) Inspection. Maxim Co. Scouts, Gun A Rifle practice, 3 p Bearer Co. Inspection. Under the Red Rjbe Victoria Theatre. Sunday, 24th 20th
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    CHINESE COOLIES.
    501 2 T?.\ v ':'r rwi KM 8 »ATOW AND'IHK SI kails. In bii report on tbe title of Switow m 1 B, Conml flanioer, writing oi eougra« t.>n and shipping, raja the number of emigrants leaving the put waa 117,851. During th| 1 .trter I Om J*U the figures
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    THEY UNDERSTOOD.
    339 2 Oa Hari Riya the rikisha pullers of Taipen^ decided to strike. In the morning they did not turn out and Mr Birch who was out m his motor-car ea,rlv that morEiu^ fcOOS ijtion. This ii how the Times of Malaya reports it. Straight Talk. After a Kwnl consultation
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
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      24 2 Rheumatism. More than nine out of every ten cases of rheumatism are simply rheumatism of the muscles, due to cold or damp weather or
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      319 2 LEONG CHEONG& Co. f$ jt?i nl and WmmVm 'Mit A OUTFITTERS. J Leong Cheong Co. FOR SALE. COMFOUND HOUSE FOR SALE. European residence m popular locality, thoroughly renovated; large compound; two tennis courts, stabling well water laid on. Owner leaving Colony. Enquire on premises, 27, Syed Ali Road. OctU n.c.
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    • Advertisement
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      393 2 NOTIGES. 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 Reserved Shares List. The balance of one shilling per share is payable not later than the 25th of October, 1909. SHARPE ROSS
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      619 2 NOTWES. singaporelovernment railway! HARI RAYA FESTIVITIES. A special train to Johore on Saturday, October 23rd, will run as follows Tank Road dep. 1-30 p.m. Newton 1-37 Johore arr. 2-40 dep. 10-30 Tank Road arr. 11-30 and a special will also leave Johore on Sunday, October 24 as follows Johore dep.
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      574 2 BANKS. International Banking Corporation. CAPITAL and SURPLUS GOLD $6,500,000. Head Office 6O Wall Street, New Yobk. i London Office Threadneedle House, Bishopsgate Street Within, London EC. London Bankers National Provincial Bank of England Ltd. General Foreign Business Transacted. DEPOSITS. Current Defosit Accounts opened and Interest allowed on the daily balances
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      476 2 MANUFACTURERs7ir.i INSURANCE C F y Ertai.k Policies are World-Wide. Non-F and Indisputa: > l *t I It has to-day mon busin. any otber Canadian Lif [asm *^B BT6t hac at tbe same ifi ■'-'<! m All clain^ are pr< tnp< :d CMfa surrend, rv kc.. J application, by the General
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    CAPT. SCOTT'S EXPEDITION.
    443 3 ,-sued bis itinerary for his Soatb Pole next year. -A dal programme t t-os expedition is to P Jo, *nd to secure for the ti bonour of tbat achieve,.,l is m M.Murdo li At first appear natural to i thifl region. But the B tradition of British
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      127 3 -::-boi Ixiri's Pain Balm. hunt a good while bet ts you oii to Chamberiaiu's hf-umatism and intoun pain and makefl sib Soreness of tbe and kameoeea are .uickly I I nil by ai: flcaklTH TO LET FURNISHED. N Confedoiatc Apply to a':. H% Hal ices street v.c. I I BE
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      679 3 TO LET. HOUSE TO LET. No. 28-A, Syed Ali Road. Apply to Xo. 71 Princep Street. Oct U 22.11 TO LET. IMMEDIATE ENTRY. Large and convenient Godown on 3, Boa Quay, with entry also from 3, Battery Road having 3 floors with two large rooms on eacl Moor. There are
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      799 3 VALUABLE SAWMILL PROPERTY AUCTION SALE OF The Valuable Property known as the Express Sawmill, SITU °^GAYLAN;? s°f, D GAPORE >V ith frontage on the Kailang River To be held at Powell Co's Sale-room. On Tneaday, 26th Oct, at 2-30 p.m. The property comprises all those two pieces of land situate
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      302 3 AUGTIONS. Rubber land adjacent to the Town OF KUANTAN, PAHANG. auction sale of i v r QQI fr- O'OCK OT 001 aCPBS OT TIPSt-CiciSS Rubbfir Land To BE HELD AT Powell Co's Saleroom. 0n Tuesday, 16th Nov., at 230 p.m. v All that valuable block of rubber land situate at
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      499 3 Genasco Roofing. 2 Ply $10 per roll of 216 square feet. 3 $12 ff complete with Nails, Caps and Cement for fixing. Sectional Illustration ok AS T "'^*o~T*^ 1 F^'^^^' GENASCO SMOOTH SUBFACE READY R-. Tl^O j^^S^Sf/^ /7 M^Z^ "Genasco" is prepared for Tbe Tropics is cheap, neat and easily
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  • Domestic Occurrences.
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      Marriage.
      69 4 Hose— Dalton.— On September 9th, at St. Philip's, Earl's court, London, by the Right Reverend Bishop Hose, late Bishop of Sineapore and Sarawak, assisted by the Rev. R. M. Davies, curate of S. Philip's, Ernest Hose, of Sarawak, sixth son of the late Rev. T. C. Hose, rector of
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      Births.
      29 4 On September 26, 1909, at Swatow, to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gilchrist, a daughter. On October 11, 1909, at Shanghai, to Mr. and Mrs. F. Kuhn, a son.
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      Death.
      14 4 On 03t. 20th, at Maidenhead, Eagland, Kate Dallan, formerly of Singapore. (By cable.)
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    The Singapore Free Press. Friday, Oct. 22, 1909.
    837 4 The Singapore Free Press. Friday, Oct. 22, 1909. Here -hall tlie Press the People's right maintain J :u by influence and anbribed bj z-t.\ Here patriol Truth bei glorious precept d i s Pledged to Religion L val'.y .?.■•<- .<*-,. While Socialists are prating of their citizen army and the
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    1029 4 Hamilton's Circus, which is now playing successfully m Hongkong, will be down here soon, arriving about Nov. lst, and will take up the usual Baach-rd. ground. The show has be9u reorganised and added to and the northern papers speak well of their resources. The export of edible birds' nests from
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    HONGKONG POSTAL CHARGES.
    81 4 PAY FOR OTHER PLACES Jr, 1 WkJ% I Concerning tiie i itea by which Bongfc n g i pn Post >fficei m the 1 n atv P m Co.. iid thai if i Immi 'tie tax-payer* ib< iM postal charget ol I tffioee m Ci He trusted
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    MURDER AT KAMPAR.
    25 4 {From < U < This morning a Chinaman murder^ 1 Japanese woman >th< an-I stabbe I Iwo be aeri He has been am su
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    THE CALCUTTA CHOLERA OUTBREAK.
    396 4 Thr Government bas sl publication the reports ol i r< f< opon the outbreak of chol< Oeneral Hospital on A\r.\ and the Lii ut- oant Goveri opon them, and a] on thi interesting aud ins: r\< tack is notable for ite rami Bnddonnoai with which it
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    CANTON OPIUM MONOPOLY.
    136 4 SCOOBBTSD Al s The C.-.nton A lit. •< 'j submitted suggestion to fl bo tbi efaof thai Urn I Monopoly, now granted I am Tong Company, -.hould be the price on prepared opium b toßaOtulj raised m MMI tfca. grass might be efl scted m the tiie
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    18 4 Those who iik< fast c I to oonsider the aaw avia clever log m Via i< ha- m\
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  • Page 4 Advertisements
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      226 4 ft VJ cwv Rachals Player-Pianos COMBINING A PIANO AND THE ABILITY TO PLAY IT CREDIT or CASH DISCOUNT Ordinary Pianos Taken m Exchange. ROBINSON PIANO Co., Ltd. ■H BBEDEfI BSDQBfI EB^DM Sun Brand Natural Milk| 1 g^ -==5^ STERILIZED Per ease of 4 dozen cotf IIiHD 7 7 5 •^|^W"^K-V4
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      115 4 ALHAMBRA BEACH ROAD. SPECIAL ATTRACTION. POR A SHOLT SEASON ONLT. COMMENCING On Friday, Oct. 22nd EXPENSIVE ENGAGEMENT OF j PROFESSOR William Vincent (From the Principal London Theatres) As performed before T. R. H. the Prince and Princess of Wales. Sleight-of hand Expert, Magician, and Society Entertainer. Refined, Humourous, Artistic and
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      52 4 A Remedy That Curei v olic Some tii:.« back i i I of colic, says, Mrs. C. Pisi Cape Colony. saw M the paper uf Chamb< n.ui; and Diarrhoea Remedy, *bi<* frcm tbe cbetnist. Mr. W t 1 I had used th< tirst dotfl 1 I when the bottle was
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    AUSTRIAN CRISIS.
    50 5 riiwi magiapb. Reuter's) KeceivsJ at 5 58 p.m. -::per 'r Francis Joseph, as a result rim oi Sejt h (the resignation ,r. m t'uunet; his conferred Sd iten .1- Vi— a and appealed be ihtion. aisters irel that to be impos- tt I ll ll Carol An.lrassy will
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    IN MOROCCO.
    49 5 ft Altitude Uncertain. n Oet list, ar 9 I I am. a I m itau at Tan- i v c rasing much ogto the innnoMi .ble annoy* us, abo on Mulev urn aeat the French md treat proteste from the a with mi »ka a tad threats.
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    DREADNOUGHT FLEET.
    25 5 i Admiralty Boast. Raeaivad ai 2.46 p m. Q Laabart, Chil L »rd of ipetkmgal Pauenid^ ttad -wc-ury I)rea.iii.'!;sTht.s hv ■pared With '.T3rina,nv"s
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    PEARY'S RECORD.
    19 5 Being Investigated. m Washington states that I i itwritttd bis records to the na ll bid Socioty. > <
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    AND IN BOTANICAL GARDENS.
    80 5 aiawon ol Lt.- Colonel Glower. I m*** Hrn Han lof the :>rd Ueeei Regiment will perform r graiint ol music m the tern on Monday next commen- 't* F tot Latam rotten Tanga Gurgl Ra .motions of Gounod Arrd by Godfrey ue Whistler md His Dog..
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    THE ALHAMBRA.
    38 5 the rec snised merit of the that m I em,' fthowa it the AlprietOf bat Iglgßd Prof. Krw is ap-to lite and rej«i. homooi n i: i opart ikow. The Appearance of the EVofeMOI U to-night.
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    STRAITS SETTLEMENTS ASSOCIATION.
    28 5 meeting of the Singapore 9 8 A will be held m the ma thifl evtttiag ftfl 145 pm. mea ol laembou v re tuested m
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    EARTH TIDES.
    171 5 urn thai the surface of I Ktt tides much as gram so accustomed .xrveiious facts aud to MVtod the statement at in* resting information on I trfodetic Conferto Urn paper which i by Profeasot Becker. The -'^perhaps be rt DMAS* rul, is installed his scientific ttona of a
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    RUSSIA AND FINLAND.
    80 5 DESIRE FOR INDEPENDENCE. (By Submarine Telegraph.— Reuter's) Received at 9 .50 am. A telegram from St. Petersburg states that a strong military forca h being sent to Finland, primarily to occupy the prorince of Viborg. The Finnish Senate was recently dismissed and replaced by Russun nominees. At
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    GUARDING THE TSAR.
    49 5 The Tsar's route to Italy is kept a secret. 11,000 Italian troops are concentrated between lUrfonecchia and Kacconigi, where i be meets King Victor Emanuel. There have been numerous arrests of foreign anarchists in Italy. Baooonigi, south of Turin, in Piedmont, having several possible railway routes. >
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    FRASER & CO'S SHARE CIRCULAR.
    263 5 FRASER CO'S SHARE CIRCULAR. I'ne rubber sales are advised as bavins gm off extremely well at a slight advance 00 previous prices, and there has been a Uir general demand throughout the week for all rubber shares. IhKBER— The chief demand has been for Consolidated Malays, Koala Lumpurs, Kapar Paras,
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    INDIAN CRICKETERS FOR ENGLAND.
    166 5 The proposal to send a representative Indian Cricket team to England has now taken definite shape, and the Provisional Committee and other gentlemen interested m the proposal held a meeting m Bombay and appointed a Committee to complete the detailed arrangements. There were present at the
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    A CRUISER'S STRANGE PLIGHT.
    75 5 The new Canadian cruiser Earl (irey was towed into St. Johns, completely disabled for want of coal. All the cruiser's fixtures even had been burnt in the furnaces to provide steam, and the ve«3el was helpless when picked up. Her bunkers are now being replenished. The
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    138 5 > < It has become apparent that both among Buddhists and Hindus there is a consensus of opinion against the sending even of a portion of the relics of the Buddha out of India. If it be true thit Abdul Hamid is going to write his memoirs, the world will
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    ANOTHER LIBEL ACTION.
    1206 5 Rivalry Between Chinese Newspaper? Mr Justice Serconibe Smith was bus 1 with another libel acHon against tbeChinesJ newspaper Uuion T.mes" in the Supremi Court yesterday. The plaintiff was Goh Xgo San and wai represented by Mr D. Y. Perkins. Messrs C. Everitt and H. C. Cooke Yar
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  • Correspondence.
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      THE RACE COUESE.
      114 5 10 THE LdITOR. Sir,— For the information of "An Owner whose letter complaining of the state of the Singapore race course appears m your issue to-day, it should be explained that the course is principally used by golfers to whom the racing, fortunately confined to some few
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    BOMBAY AND THE NAVY.
    562 5 kb ayioj na m, Bombay is destined to play a very important part in the future naval defence of the Empire, and large works are now in progress with this end in view. The dockyard of the Royal Indian Marine that exists at Bombay is far
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    MR KEIR HARDIE'S IDEAL.
    54 5 Mr Keir Hardie, M P., stated in a speech delivered at Saltley, Birmingham, under the I auspices of the Church Socialist League, that the members of the Labour Party were sup. porting the Budget knowicg that it was the I first step towards the ideal which
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  • Page 5 Advertisements
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      206 5 jglf* ROBINSON CO. >m*^*-^&< /5^L EXCLUSIVE STYLES ,ipji|m ladies' Cioth Opera lil 'i ti 1 %k n Mi f nnfft ill ali 1 itpf ■J-Al i .f'j» I j E#^»^»^#« tejlil! Silk and Alpaca. §1 f %li Oust Motor //J #ip V/l Whi Coats. ROBinson co. W. D. H. O.
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    COCOA SLAVERY.
    487 6 Britain's Boycott IQ be Extended. Sir T. Fowell Baxton (president;, Lord Monkswell (chairman, and Mr. Travers Buxton (secretary) of tbe Anti-Slavery and Aborigines' Protection Society, bave >ant the following appeal to "The Daily Chronicle." The letter has for its aim the extension to the United States of the
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  • Page 6 Advertisements
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      591 6 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. Lightning
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      1013 6 SHIPPING. HI tv OCEAN STEAM SHIP Co. Ltd. AND China MutuaJJtteam Nay. Co. Ltd. The Companies' steamers are despatched from Liverpool outwards for the Straits, China and Japan every week, and from Japan homewards for London, Amsterdam and Antwerp every fortnight for Genoa, Marseilles and Liverpool and for Marseilles, Havre
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      700 6 SHIPPING. P. O. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Bills of Lading issued for China Coast, Persian Gulf, Continental and American Porta. Steamers will laave Singapore oa or about MAIL LINES. Outward (for China) Devanha Oct 22 Delhi
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      579 6 SHIPPING. Norddeutscher Lloyd, Erer: IMPERIAL GEEMAH MAIL LIKE The fast and well-known mail ■v*.,.. this Company sail fortniphtly from Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Soul Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (oonnaotion >".* Naples, Alexandria and vice vert* Suez, Aden, Colombo, Penang, Bingnp kong, Shanghai, Nagasaki 4 Kobe v V and back. They are
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    HOLLAND AND PAN-ISLAMISM.
    324 7 E litor of the Scotsman.) ist Monday 's nomination of M. the Governor- Generalship of the the G wenißMßt of that country ipoa new policy towards the aa, i iek n Kentf ho effect the I■• lem IB our Indian Empire, md Central Africa. Beer since the
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    NOT "IRISH" GOODS.
    283 7 SB X :tors FINHI). the summonses taken ou: Industrial Development Associa I .n tjoods alleged to have i under Uh trade description at 9 I M uiv ShepherdVbush Kx at the West London k llliain Kacko Loo Kac/ka, and Pike and Albert Roberts, assi»tant to i witii
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    SHARES.
    705 7 October 21. §000 ISS 2/: Anglo-Malay S f< > 1 1 Bam Caves' 10 5 T 0 k Wt 80,000 1 1 Batu Tiga (Selangor) 5 2^0 2 26 100,000 H l BukitKajang •> 6Q I t) 1 I P,;'l>t'\ Contributoi 7 I 76 186 30,000 I Lintang L
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    EXCHANGE.
    65 7 (GoRSBcnm up to Oat II Bans -i m s o//n demand 2 4 Private orediti o m a J 4] > credits (i ru s 2/4* France, found Bank.'.'! 2^4*4 Germany, aeniand o'mi 1*™***.% ml noxQKoxQ, iliimnjl ISXfm Yokohama, demand fu CO m Java, demand i^i Bangkok' demand <;♦;!*
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    PRODUCE.
    148 7 Oct. 21. 2* mm < ifim uer i t buyers 11.00 Gam bier Cube No 1475 LW»arOeoeh.o, a norn Pepper ßUck (ord*. Spore) „.> Pepper, White (fail) buyer. 28 50 H utjnega (110 to the !V)_ m «g 2 5 nTatßißfi .'BO to the la.) 2 .>' co Mace
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  • Page 7 Advertisements
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      4 7 I Jl Whoopee Cousrh.
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      637 7 On the Berth. INDO-CHINA S. N. CO~LTD FOR HONGKONG, SHANGHAI AND JAPAN Ihe Company's steamer "FOOKSAXG" 3,100 tons, T. A. Mitchell, Commander, is expeeled to be despatched for the above port^ on the 26ta instant, at 5 p.m. She has excellent accommodation for first Clii s passengers amidships, carrying a
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      141 7 THE YOKOHAMA DOCK Co, Ld. No. 1 DOCK. NO. 2 DOCK. i No 3 DocK sf^ce 5^ w&ttL-sr wSSES 1^ Water on Blocks 28,, Water on Block. 26,, witer on BlS 21.6 'J, These docks are conveniently situated in Yokohama harbour ana the attention of Can tarns and Engineers ,s
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      114 7 DE KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPI! Uanaa Contract wira thk n t Aj.au a: Sincere, Th. «s^rS^t*fls£To. YAH taEBEECK BiUiton Bata™ Java coast, ta^b,^ J!o( I(:lea Alacassar, Amboina, Itanda-Neira, Halmabera, New-Guinea v. n -Moluccos, Timor nUnds and Celebes on.«t wm. VANHCOEN Bawean, Soerabaia, I^jerniSnH^^ ct 22 VAIW™ d D T ggala Balik-Papan,
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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      423 7 VESSELS IN PORT. ZZ d,° d u 25" 222" i( 2f M= pstoa Brit 524 Learmont OctlS Snail. P ,1 7" 1 52T" LATEST A II ill v A J,8. bmppore Brit 748 Pripp Qcfc 2] Bmsfcaiir Ifl t. Ipoa Brit528 Ok4 .,-■>, p J Seng OImui Btagiok SI Lady
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      121 7 Passengers for the Straits. Per P. Devanhu due Out 2° Mr J. MoDougaU, Mr A. H. Aftkiuon, Mr J L Sirae, Dr. 0. C. Robinson, Mr A. C Aral thoon MrS. Groves, Mr A diver. MU* E H. Hamilton, Mr W. Peel Mr A A -new Capt W. Y. Miller,
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    POLICE COURT.
    959 8 WakmN'V TO PAWrjrBBOKBBS, Pawnbrokers must rememb3r that when circular, are issued by t tie police m regard to stolen jewelry, and that soch pawn- I brokers have the missing articles m their J p>ssession, they must notify the police at once. On aoooimt of failing to report to
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    CHINA WIRES.
    461 8 (Via Hongkong Shanghai, 12th October. Prince Shun Puilap and Admiral Sah Chen-ping, the naval commissioners, have arrived at Hankow. They will proceed from Hankow to Nanking and thence to Shanghai where they will embark on board the German mail steamer Lutzow for Hongkong en route for Europe to
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    SWIMMING CLUB.
    40 8 The 8.1. Argo will leave Johnston's Pier for the Club Bungalow on Sunday at 7, 9 and 10 am, tl 30 and 3 30 pm, returning at S 30 and 9 30 am, 12.15, 1 aud 5.30 p.m.
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    THE M. S. G.
    188 8 We are not of those who have been fussing about the removal from Penang of the Malay States Guides. We do not fear that they are likely to be needed here. We have had elsewhere some experience of riots far worse than any probable here, aud
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    86 8 The cultivation of poppy for opium is now i -ially reported to have been prohibited throughout British territory m the Punjab, while the Native States m the Punj ib plains are also being moved to put a atop to the production of opium. The stoppage of poppy cultivation has, it
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    S. L. R. A.
    175 8 The monthly competition for the Spoons presented by Sir Arthur Young took place yesterday afternoon, at Balestier range, m a fair light and very little wind. Some very good shooting was made, Miss Kerr with a 'possible' at 100 yds making 66, and Miss Gunu 05,
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    MALAY JUNIOR CUP.
    120 8 The first match m the second round of the Junior Malay Cup competition between Kochore Police and Fathol Munir Club was played last evening on Baaeh Road. The teams were equally matched and though there was no score m the first half play was very exciting both
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL.
    108 8 The Club played the Garrison last evening at Rugby football, a fairly large crowd being present to watch the match. The Garrison unfortunately were short of several men including such players as Eddis, Humphreys etc, and players from the Club side had to be supplied to fill the
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    INNOCENCE IN KEDAH.
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