The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 27 October 1909

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    13 1 MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1909. NO. 6 9 i:M)
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    149 1 Prince Ito has bten assassinated at Harbin Page 5. The decisive struggle between the Lords and the Radical Government over the Budget seems to be fixed lor Nov sth to 15th —Page 5. Our Penang Correspondent wires that a strong attempt has been made among the leading
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    TOBACCO AND COUSINS.
    1077 1 Tobacco says the Poet, on doubtless cj ceilent suthority, "Cheers the TWi and the Turk'mun\» rat." BwJ n d other things which are perhaps IB cult to put into print m |0 pleasant S)Uf It destroy s the chances of email l> ing that manly Constitution which
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      246 1 BRIGGS* VITIDUQT SOLUTION is unequalled a fl B^ j* Topsides, I g /t Bunkers, I if\ a Chains, I 3^ /J| K^\ s^ Fynreis, j v feaj^f r Railway I a «^J Structures,! I i am CENTRAL ENGINE WORKS, singapobeJ M 1 II I 11 n Ji I^g;m^y-T?t ia«.-^l^i>iiw«B^^^xgajaßgK<»fey i
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      299 1 Entertainments. MARLBOROUGH ENURE CHARGE OF PRGGARMME, 2nd Show at 9-30 p.m. ENTIRELY NEW PICTURES. "TCM'S FROLICS" An excel ient comic subject very cleverly I performed by a specially traiced four-footed I Pet. THE RUINS OF TIMGAD PROVINCE, COHSTANIINE, ALGERIA" Recent discoveries have rendered it possible to phow the.se ancient Ruins
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      291 1 Entertainments. Qomin& I Coming I HaRMSTON'S Grand Circus And Royal Menagerie of Performing Wild Animals. The Largest and Best Circus Combination Travelling the East. LOCATION BEACE ROAD. Cur all star k London Continental Artists 30 IS KUMBER 30 The Original 2 Sidneys CHAMPION TRICK CYCLISTS. Id U?eir celebrated feats of
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      70 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. The Flag Lieutenant by the Bandmaun Co. at the Victoria Theatre this evening Page 1. Notice re the Batang Malaka Robber Estate calls Page 1. Change of programme at the Marlborough. Prof. Vincent at the Alharnbra Page 4. Powell and Co. sell Japanese good:? on Saturday at 11
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      366 1 TEE WEEK. Wednesday, 27th High Witer [—9 18 ft., 9 26 p Bandnann's The Flag Lieutenant. Thursday, 28th fligk Water.— 9. 4S a 10.14 p. B I Homeward m ail doses 3 p Rugby, Whites v. Colours. S.Y.I, Company Drill. Banduiann's Mr Pieedy and the CoWMMM. Friday, 29th High Water—
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    S.V.C. ORDERS.
    270 2 Cx« rvi'o.' dri man< 3.V.C Singapore, Oct 21 tb, I! ■>. S.V .<.'. A a ids ol ill units, S. Sf 0 te b Saturday, Norton, fora M s King's Birthday parade. The v *i] MKa .it Brat Baaah-rd Drill Hall 1.15] All othei units will parade .it
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    THE TOWN MATRON.
    108 2 A i:--v :;..'.ni ici.t'., i the ti::e "T.-v- M.v ls !at< j Dinted Dews y y 50 j --?trs an I j.: wbfl is des ri g i Hnrlnoa of Bear t' 1 v fulfilling the awful i a I Tinting poof :i:.i perKapt .^u QOthe. •.-■>:::
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    ST. PAUL'S OPEN-AIR PULPIT.
    103 2 tb«r vi.-i!:^- 1 is t.tkir^ place v the I 91 P ."'"> Oal bedimL T b \g I Krmsita ia nuuahfa g:. a t of Sc. Paul's Workmen are s,i^vini; it ipacrl and the f b& pat togothet gain ia a i 3 r;-r's It to
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      30 2 Rheumatism. More than nine on: of every ten c.;se< ofl rheumatism are simply rheumatism of the ■MelMb to cold or damp weather or u:c rheumatism, m such cases no internal
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      460 2 I FOR ENORMOUS REDUCTION. 14 DAYS ONLY. TO SAVE FUEL MONEYiI PATENT VERTWnL I MULTITUBULAB STEEL BOILSES. I STOCKS HELD OF ALL SIZES. I PRICES MODERATE. NOTIQES. KEIAMAN GGVERNV'ENT MriFiBATIO*. Tenders are hereby invited for the Gambling Farm for the Northern District of the State ol Kehmtsn for a period
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      466 2 BANKS. International Banking Corporation. CAPITAL and SURPLUS GOLD $6,500,000. Head OFFIGB 6O Wall Street. Hwm Yoke, LdSDOH Office Threadneedie Houkc. Biibcpsgate Street Witfaiii, London EC. London Bankers Katfnil Proviacia. BacL: of Bnglattd UA. Gereral Foreign Bofanal Transacted. DBPOSIT& CUBBBNT DErC-.:r Acccanta cpeced p.cg Illierasl allowed cr: :I;c ia;iy balance? at
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      176 2 IWANUFACfuRERsSI i I Policies are World-W I* ■Mf La fc the m 48 I pOTfi J 880 F. S. EVANfI 4, GUTHRIE fc Co v. -v SOOTH BRITISH at I MARINE EARTHQUAKE Offices.- 2 Finlsyi FEDERAL LIFE I Assurance Company of CcnaJ ~ABLI«HED 1 mUXAVd to NEW Business. NET SURPLUS
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      30 2 CHURCH NOTICES. An :-.k>'. Oathe: f.al. r -.lay. 0 _v 9t BuMa tad S: Jude. Ap And M 7 v H;ji o^:nia_ion. 1 MfltiiM t> pm. Choral Evensccg And Address.
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    PEEKING-KALGAN RAILWAY.
    126 3 UJDOOnci I Itfl intrntiivn to carry k ying dfn the long talked %v »terly direction from f !;-ui!iv q| 125 miles, thence to I'rga, the f from 1 ill t. MW the hi I>f-Hcrt. to Kiakhta. tag on Ibc t'i.inese frou- ol Mnrtnlfi China .important railway at f
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    AUSTRALIAN PREFERENCE.
    109 3 b m Kdboiintatoftei i DW4 ftltb Mmistt-r bas iaSIM I ::;<mo- fUmt\j > i it-Tu-e (ox I'.ritish imports ne.1908. an; wiafa to rongesl itaUe ko the Mother- :r^.' I G fiodfl ub baa riowrjp but Tl i rcentagi oi Britiab ;.t. iv l.L I k8 pel cent. and
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    RHEUMATIC GOUT.
    322 3 For years I suffered cruelly from rheumatic gout says Mrs. E. Phillips, of 7, New Riverside. Springfield, Wellington, Somerset, England, who has been a nurse for eight years. The pains m my legs were bo awful that I couldn't stand. I was as helpless a.s a baby. At
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      223 3 Fo: Wh ing Cou, r Yj. H will rati n i a-y and L bn iqcbl ud l TO LET. UT I II incticntuf Hooae.! ttln u.e tq 1 1 tv™ n\ LEAS V St maa W alk, suitable ii g DSBing n n Bedrooma I Bathi om, some Km
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      481 3 RUBBER ESTATE WANTED For conversion into a Limited concern. Must be a sound property. Send reports by Expert. Age of trees, Area planted and unplanted. Copy Lease. Map and plans and lowest price cash and shares. Option must be given DS by owner for BOTeo months from date oi mailing
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      551 3 WANTED. WASTED By a Mercantile Firm, Eurasian clerk of at least Eeven years' office experience. Good prospects for suitable man. Apply with copies of testimonials to X.Y.Z. c o Free Oct 26 v.c. QUALIFIED SURVEYOR Wanted immediately for British North Borneo. Salary $3GO per month. Must provide own instruments. For
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      297 3 AUGTIONS. AUCTION SALE OF JAPANESE FANCY ARTICLES At Powell Co's Saleroom Saturday, 30th October, at 11 a.m. Comprising Japanese folding screens with silk embroidered panels, two very handsome large Japanese figures, Satsutna vases, bowls and trays, carved ivory figures, massive bronze vase 3 and incense burners, ladies' silk and linen
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      380 3 IN STOCK AT KUALA LUMPUR. ONE 12 H. P. ONE 14 H. P. GARRETT'S PORTABLE ENGINE QUITE NEW For Sale at Specially Reduced Prices. APPLY TO A. C. HARPER Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, OR THE BORNEO CO., LTD. SINGAPORE. AUCTION SALE OF Teak Household Furniture, Pianoforte, Grama phone and Plants
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    The Singapore Free Press Wednesday, Oct. 27, 1909.
    1240 4 The Singapore Free Press Wednesday, Oct. 27, 1909. (tin People's right "i»-> r *J .a--, fl i. t Lovalt] The telegram received late last evening, that it was proposed that the House of Commons should adjourn on Nov. sth till Nov. loth, while the House of Lords is considering the
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    733 4 Mr W. H. late. Hob. B Perak I. dob, Taping, h Himalaya foe C loss ewho ii returning Erom bosas f the M *g lia. la honour of the fttri lay H Barroneo) of Mgr. Bwirdaa asoii Bioticak trill be Kiveasl tue Singapore C Club -3 I pm. do v
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    MUNICIPAL COMMISSION.
    52 4 Iffwnicipti I initctrv h Still MAtten wUI (m Ditden v. ill uh the! -i) Whether the own- i :u 0 <-'■- Strei lowa ibovl *v. m m :.p tfl >:■ fct XC (I m x:>- I M ritoit n tiles piie-I upon the v 18, ii bit fa
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    RUSSIA AND THE FAR EAST
    31 4 Tlp latest advices id Urn A .road. I A J «in< I B ed o\t-i ail possible i: H n way for tbe I Russians cans-
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    10 4 I ittet I Bf Latham B of < A .hambr\i ncent.
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    NAVAL POLICY.
    49 4 Bjeporti I An IB iq I circles respecting y j yet an H i \nothor a ad Set rd irinf Navy a. posals v submits Lions, ii a;< ;it\ a: bat I I Ui ten i tliat ti Hrn 1 rime itiii a: I £T&ph v 1.
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    CHINESE BOYCOTTS PENANG.
    28 4 CHINESE BOYCOTTS PENANG. ATTEMPT ON TRADE. been il re; sfcnti to absolu* inese m uftufa I .re. ful owing t ing dirf reluctance of mar.} Chinese tecton." l
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    Correspondence.
    52 4 i MBgefff it stopped m front I In M mil there will the car &*<« p. I I t t wm the sign where the Can m 4 'Lie Bftl t fee picked u| bei j 'ao less than three j v la, il the janctioo i tfiidle 1
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      290 4 Player's navy J mixture. 0 L.. Was. Pr/cc 55 c*s. -wdum at I Robinson Co. Presents for friends AT HOME. MANILA CIGARS FROM LONDON. Postage Duty included m these Prices. LA PERLA DEL ORIEHTE. cts. pei box of 25 4 20 i^iw Victorias 2 65 ?erlas i; 5 10 Kt-^lia
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      210 4 alhambra: BEACH ROAD. CHANGE OF PROGRAMME SPECIAL ATTRACTION TO-NIGHT j I FOR A SHORT SEASON ONLY. EXI'ZNSIVE ENGAGEMEST OF j PROF. WILLIAM VINCENT. In bis entirely new and cs-fto-date Sltigbt-of-liand Performances Supported by tbe following New Films, I-THE PRODUCTION, PREPARATION, AND EXPORTATION OF COFFEE" A companion to cur recent film
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      60 4 A Remedy That Cures Colic. Some tint back I Lad a very bad attack of colic, Mrs. C. Pienaar of Middeibur*; Cape ColoDy. I >aw an advertisement m the paper of Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Rflttftdy, which I at once gal frcm the chemist. Mr. W, C. Turpin. Alter
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      15 4 ChambtKAiL I F*i»* I 1 fm *fl -I find a Luui J Pain Bah In
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  • PRINCE ITO ASSASSINATED.
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      PRINCE ITO.
      212 5 i i'l rii Hurobami) liati -':e i bmb A bd .1 nn trkth'e OTOBT. 1 i.a BtC ip" i I I Eoflq lyfl m hfl kjl ft he p urt >n 1 mperi U v cfel ito t >e K--S- boa ide G it of i wm to
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      CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY.
      65 5 bp ttflfoliy ickaowledge ripti MM. ng $50 II [AS J\Sf> :iith Parsoss 25 l< ues 20 Bfll 20 S lasoo 10 25 Siaag 1 M. Crreei 50 o 10 i 5 nber" 25 1" are Ltd 20 10 5 1" 25 25 10 25 25 tan I
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      35 5 \ht Centra! New?, i": -a to t lie i\ ;n^' for II Ttspeoft ©f triplets, three > -v- ir wife of a 1 ibourer, I uaUy." ad.b, .larklv, -:v-u tnj iblg Ifl the iyjice of overcrowding."
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      16 5 I I n Better. m place is bigb, tail he'a led. »W swift apply unto head
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      BANDMANN COMEDY COMPANY.
      269 5 -RAFFLES" AT THE VICTORIA THEATRE. Tne piece staged at the Victoria Theatre by the Banrtmann Comedy Company List n:-[i f had nothing to do with the founder of Singapore, bur referred to the doings of a clexor and entertaining gentleman burglar ol tnat name. Gerald DeMaarier'a great
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      THE STORM IN BENGAL BAY.
      601 5 From the accounts given by the comminders of the ss. Paknaui of the Bengal S S Co.. and the ss. Xowshera of the Britisii India S. X. Co., it appears that their passage from Calcutta which was made almost together was even more rough than
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    THE TUG OF WAR.
    39 5 Lords and Budget. (By Submarine Telecpraph. Reuter's) Received <bt. 26tb, -"> 58 p.m. It is proposed that the House of Commons shall adpurn from Nov. sth to Nov. [sth while the Lords are considering the Budget.
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    IRISH LAND BILL.
    46 5 Amended and Rejected. Rec Oet 26, 3 22 pm It is believed that Mr Birrell will propose the total rejection of the amendments made by the House of Lords m the Irish Lind Bill which the Lords pissed for the third time yesterday.
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    NAVAL QUARREL.
    83 5 INCOMPLETE CORRESPONDENCE. Mr. Asquith's Position. Iljo <jjt 26, 9.45 am. Mr Carljon Balliirs m the House of Commons asked Mr Asquith what stops he proposed for the guidance of Parliament with reference to Baresford's grave charges. Mr Asquith replied that Baresford had thought i; right to publish the
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    RUSSIA AND ITALY.
    147 5 Agreement m Policy. Rec. Oat. 2»'-, 1 .».40 a.m. The Tsar has left Ricconigi. An official communique issued at Koine emphasises the cordiality of the meeting of the two monarchs and the identity of views and interests of Russia and Italy, and adds that Sigaor Tittoni and
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    332 5 A fcir.il shooting affair o£ a curious nature took place at Cavaillon. 81. Martin, while out shooting wild boars, mistook a movement m a thicket for that of his quarry and, tiring, wounded MM. Bjugans and Barger, who were ou the same quest as himself. M. Bjugms was only sligtitly
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    14 5 The crews 01 the German boats which otect the seatisheries, points out an eagle-
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    ATHLETIC NOTES.
    1006 5 We are able now to give the details of the Australian cricketers' visit here next week. All the arrangements are based on the supposition that they will arrive on Friday by the P. and O. "it is proposed to arrange two matches, one to begin on Saturday Nov.
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      240 5 jgl!* robinson co. Elm* *^C^^3* »^r»^ jjffk EXCLUSIVE STYLES jinks'" /'j mR vn I g Ijijl s ii llk f lfc% Ladies' Cloth Opera r H W'i! \~Jrn UOdlS. |^v\ VvHlvl tilljifm Silk and Alpaca. <^ZAz^Jj ROBinson co. STRAITS CYCLE MOTOR Co., Ltd. 15, BATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE. CYCLE ALL MO
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    WIRE NEWS.
    511 6 (Tifl ttangoom. WtMMUUB Tki-K.-ka?.-: I London October 16. Tt.e London Chamber cf Commerce bus passed a resolution to BTge (Government to pass ft 1 111 rtquirirg all passenger ships croa&ing tie seas to be fitted with wireless telegraphy. Si At: an!> Whits Lab..;. London, Vtober 15. Ninety per
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    THE NEW KEDAH FLOTATION.
    133 6 Witt reference to the flotation of the Bagftß Sauiuk and Cban Seng Estates m Keduh with capital of £120,00€ m 2b. shares, we are asked to state, m view of the fact that the names ol the estates taqoartion are not very v. ell knows, that
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      145 6 BURNS PHILP LINE. SINGAPORE TO JAVA POSTS, PORT DARWIN, THURSDAY ISLAND, BRISBANE AND SYDNEY, ALSO TAKING CAHGO FOR OTHER KORTH QUEENSLAND PORTS, BRITISH NEW GUINEA. NEW BRITAIN AND NEW ZEALAND PORTS iwith transhipment) a** imltMMmeaft oti'ers Smooth passage Superb Scenery. A WgulM r.'iiiy MUfloe tO above posts U ■ttintaised by
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      574 6 On the Berth. )CEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD. FOR Sourabaya, Broome, Port Hedland. Jossick, Ashburton, Carnarvon, Geraldton, and Fremantle. The Company's Steamer M CHARON," 1,681 tons. Captain Bell, is intended to sail :or the above ports on Wednesday, the 3rd November, 1909. For frtight or passage, apply to W. MANSFIELD
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      584 6 SHIPPING. HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE, HAMBURG. The steamers of this Company maintain a regular Bervice 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 at
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      426 6 SHIPPING. OCEAN STEAM SHIP Go. 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 homewards for London, Amsterdam and Antwerp every fortnight for Genoa, Marseilles and Liverpool and for Marseilles, Havre and
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      696 6 SHIPPING. "P. O. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. For China, Japan, Pecan*, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Portf Plymouth and London. Through Biiia of Lading waned for China Coast, Fenian Gulf, Continental and American Porte. Steamers will Uars Slo?*l*»« on o* aboot MAIL LINES. Outward (for China) Assay e Not 5
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      397 6 SHIPPLXQ. Norddeutscher Lloyd Ere--IMPERIAL MBUUjr KAIL lqti Tae fast and well.kn mt t. i this Company nil Eortnightlj from Hamburg via Rotterdam, An Gibraltar, (reDoa, Naples, (c Naples, Alexandria and what vwrw Suez, Adas, Colombo, Penanj; koag, Bhsagluu, Nagasaki A Kobt to and bacfc. They ar« due ir. Singip r#
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    COLONIES AND THE NAVY.
    521 7 Colonies of Canada N-.v -iland having deter- ma arrived wbn they i -hare m the naval de- Bizet, ichoaM has I'f-en ill BMty l»e done. luit ha 9 been impossible for the rri?e at a common underit method m which to portion of the burden of
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    RACING ITEMS.
    48 7 k H BnM and the nm hone the aVlegaaee of The lonMt tahee the s,.. i: tgi on Ra eaae over A the Penaa*; bmml *aine body, and over «ator money haa haaa tjiog ia wMaMßtha, theeommittee SIMt i; ne'i the Penang urdai the race to
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      639 7 Mill Property, j MACHINERY, PL71NT. NOTICE. Offers are invited for the property, building*, mill, ice plant and ergines formerly belonging to The Hongkong Milling Company, Limited, and situate at Junk Baj in the Colony of Hongkong, particulars whereof are as follows 1. Pbopbbty New Eowloon Marine Lot No. 4. situate
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      150 7 THE MOST SUCCESSFUL CARS j OF THE YEAR. SPLENDID LIST OF WINS FOR 1909. IRISH TRIH^. Non-Stop Throughout. Fastest time on Both Hill Climbs. TR!4! 9 Non-Stop Throughout. Special Silver Medal for ReObUi I ion IKIAU. liability. Two Bronze Medals for Hill Climbing. AUSTRALIA A. C. PETROL 15 H<P> Star
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      177 7 -Insure your Motor Car! AND COVER YOURSELF j against result of CAR ACCIDENTS. 0 I Don't take the Risks any longer. You may be called upon for I Heavy Damages at any moment. The payment of a small sum annually RELIEVES YOU OF GREAT RESPONSIBILITY. I especially if you use
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      472 7 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. Tonß. Commander s.s. Japan 6,013 J. G. Olifent s.s. Gregory Apcar 4.606 S. H. BeUac. 8.8. Arratoon Apcar 4,510 A. Stewart. 8.8. Lightning
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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      558 7 SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT RAILWAY From 1st May, 1909, and until further notice. TRAIN SERVICE FOR WEEK DAYS ONLY. UP TRAINS. am. am. am. am. am. pm. pm. pm. pm. pm. pm. pm Pa,,irP. I 1 7.25 8 4 «J, 10 12 Borneo Wf. 7.33 12.42 4.33 People's Pk. 7.42 12.51 447
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    BRITISH TRIUMPH.
    902 8 A Tunnel which American's Cotjld Not Build. Oae of tbe greatest feats m the history of recently been carried to a triumphant finish by the firm of B. Pearson and Son This is the tunnelling of East Kiver, New York, acd the linking-up of the Pennsylvania Railroad from
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    IMPORTANT SEIZURE OF GUNS.
    112 8 IMPORTANT SEIZURE OF GUNS. On Oct. 1 7 between two o'clock and haif two p.m., the Bangkok Customs officials Vno were accompanied by Mr Petithuguenin and Mr Topenot. of the French Legation, marched the store of Messrs P. Semprez and Co., m New Road. In the lining of a large
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    PASSENGERS FOR THE STRAITS.
    884 8 Per P O Nore, due Uet tfrs Stepheason and child. Mta A. P»P cr Hiss F. Ciifton, Mr and Mrs E M. Baker and ■hild Mr D. M. Cameron. To Penang-M.se Gill, Miss Waliick, Miss Anderson, Miss Charleswoith, Mr and Mrs D BAteto. Mr in dMrs
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    399 8 Si KAMEBS. Six -i ag port of depa rt u< date dice Jiere, tmd name of 4* t Ambria, Hongkonp. I I Antenor. HoDgkonsr. N Apariuia, New Zealand, !< Arcadia, Colombo, v A'mand Behic, H' n^i-. >„ A. Apcar, Hortrkom:. I I xam Assay*?, Coiomtxj, N or I
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      813 8 tftts-u> jtfu* 1 b*w always kept W 8 Cherry Pectoral la the house. My f al r often* \I ac that it »ved my life wf rv/ lis a household ha 3 *~~^W; v^ 9 S X^ been fi r s t parents, then by the parents, and bow ly
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      611 8 GODFREY PHILLIPS, L™ London, England. AWARDED -GRAND PRIX" LONDON 1908. SMOKE B. D.V. THE KING OF PIPE TOBTIQQOS. In 2 oz. and 9 oz. Tins. BTAINA Messrs: KAT2. BROS., Ld. AND ROBINSON Co. HII I IAHFIQ tblk m 8 IpP f lV>JL#%3^ Biliiards, Eoaibay. Onr new patent Low Set Express
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      113 8 |KELLY and WALSH^LTg; LAURENCE HOPE'S POEMS The Garden oi Kama. Stars of the Desert. Indian Love USEFUL HANDBOOKS. A Writer's Manual, containing 5,000 Words frequently misspelt So,^s Reference Handbook of Quotations. English, Latin, French $1.80 Who'fl Who m Fact and Fiction 10,85 Handbook for Writers and Readers English SIX) Handy
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      91 8 SIAM I\ THE MALAY PENINSULA A Short Account VA tb* I**l of Siam m th< Kelanian, PitaniLegehaniJ Rc-pr!nted from the "11lW 1 Presi." price 5 0 >r ELLEN WHEELKK Poems of Pleasure 1 Poems of Sentiment. BUSINESS Bo'kIMtnian'h Busings'- Mv» Pitman's Int< rnationa! Letters $\A Dicksee'e A. Ha n& Thornton's
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    A DRIVING ACCIDENT.
    44 9 g U J MM iir. IMr W, D Pnung, g ied leal while i 1: ap] nd thei Mure, i bed (idea i la raj uHng to i narrow •> In i^t the :uare iron I I to j have 'ith no
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    FATAL SNAKE BITE.
    83 9 i 09 y attack i( would not so always g tt y home b a :.•-> thoughts ogling mass darted ii lad v I Urn iinkle of the seared of the l I KB gone as swiftly as n thfl I Blake i a :> .n--.1 to
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    "The Revenue Farms Enactment, 1904,"
    140 9 "The Revenue Farms Enactment, 1904," 1910-1911. I the cfSe Bfl r. up to noon I two yea. 1 t 1911 Keren m inns I -!i the c iboold cms, vfl D it the office la {or, I ih and ill the MUXMi raons 3 the n rtaei I my, v
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    THE Singapore Free Press.
    494 9 THE Singapore Free Press. Morning Daily. To Our Readers. The Singapore Free Press is now b og 11../.' >../. an i is on sale at depots from .;u earlj ho tz icb morning (Sunday! accepted). Cash pice Ten Cents a cop? fa pies will be delivered at private residences, (01
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    SHARES.
    1018 9 October 26. Cap. Issue. Paid. LastDiv. Buyers. 8KLL1B8 150,000 2/- 2/- Anglo-Malay 12* Int. 14/3 14 6 30,000 1 1 JUru Caves 10 5 0 0 5 3 50,000 1 1 B&tu Tfga (Sslangor) 5 2 00 2 1 6 *****0 i l l Bati tKajang 2 1,6 2
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    EXCHANGE.
    54 9 (Coftl Bmk 4 no > aeinaii-l Private credits om s 1!] 2 endha 6m s Fbah k, dea uid BuJCm, Germany, l*m^ J India, T. T, [r j HONGKOHa, d Yokoha::\, linmn] ■a, ueniinl Bangkok' demand Sovereigns, Bank Bnyiag Bank of England Bate^ 5% Discount 3 mo&Uu billi ii%
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    PRODUCE.
    69 9 Oct. 21 Tin bopto < Gunbier Gam bier Cube Xo I GambiarOiia ll«, M noai Pfppcrßlftdc (ori>. B>crt) 15.7S Pepper, Whit* (fab) buyers- ffvtmagl (110 to the nb.)«i [SntmegiflOtotttlk), t •> Matt Bftlrfft) r m r m\ ,-j 27 ij Liberiia Oota ldo. do. Iftkt s'q, do. medir Ud|
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      61 9 SingapGre Free Press Weekly, lete summary of all the news ol the wee ready for each homeward mail d rge pages of solid local news. "2-3 cent i o ry. Three months. $U. 50 A year $18. PAYABLE IX ADVANCE (including postage). Thi-ee months 14. One year $16, PUBLISHED AT
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      74 9 -»*W (TRADE MARK) W A delightful balm for the skin W %W)^4 i v j a fey keeps it sot and smooth as velvet. Preserves the beauty 55 > v c complexion. A boon y. I m tropical climates, imparts an \*'s )\'i if'^i v exquisite sense of coolness and
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      789 9 VESSELS FORT. t^V Q n M^ 7 per ?<* 2J P-SoMoa Pet. Co. tJncwtaui Ban Fo Soon Dnt 222 Odmk Oct 25 Pontianak Thong Ek Pontianak BanLioag Dnt 275 Harst Oct 15 Band a BanKang B'maaain v r D^ ?yn li -t--. Djai p8 Agency Djambie 27 pastor Brit 863
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      103 9 PASSENGERS. Dilwarm: M G r j' nt( o, Mn Mrs Millar, a.a Mr M Mr 3 ,y Itasra B urn, a a fock, toa,, H M T m Next Mails Duo. From Europe.— PPr« r I) KW»t, oa Fnday oext, iHth naili o| I bt g. P«r H. I. T.iroi./,,
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    SHIELD FOOTBALL.
    363 10 S. C. C. A«Axa Bk.vikn. A tarn -Titheum; assembled ou the Sbplanade last evening to witness the enc unter between the S. C. C. and the third string of the Mi Idtesei Regiment m an Aseoeiation football natch m connection with the Shield c »mpetition. The (.'lull supporters,
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    INTERFORT SHOOT.
    54 10 had beeu intended to fire this off and alto tn< Rangoon-Pent matcb yesterday m riling, i it the weatbev proved so unsuitubie the mpt bad to be abandoned. The following m is were made m the pvaetkc R togl a 98 Ken C.iter 95 Galistan Walker UTakeford 91
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    SINGAPORE GARRISON RIFLE MEETING.
    173 10 I'lifiv urtl wether i irred the open\v.j day ol the G irriaon Mooting yesterday, an .1 toward the end of the day a Btrong v.:^d wai blowing across the Range. There wore a Dumber of entries. events took place yesterday and resulte i 3: ..v Championship.
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    217 10 Harmsi I lircua are expected to arrive B t-mler 2 The new company a ■aid t be a very strong oca Tie two Siaaejt v;ho somersault on motor cycles shcu..; be worth feeing. There it also an i date animal aei iritii tine tigers and ■JUT attl .i ■:<>:.- Bays
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    FRASER AND NEAVE'S BOTTLES.
    676 10 Chinese Chop Suns poi $8,594 I' l Before Sir William H. Hvndman Jones m the Supreme Court yesterday, the oase ol Biesen Praser atd Xdave. Ltd., vs. Chop Heng I,M»ug was commenced. Mr C. I. Carver appeal*' for Messrs Fraser and Xeave, and Mr Johannes represented
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    ARMY PROMOTIONS.
    140 10 A retarq is issued showing the average time taken from the date cf first commission m attaining respectively the ranks of captain and cf major of officers m the Cavalry, Royal Artillery, Royal Engineers, Infantry, and Indian A- my. The average time is lowest m the Cavalry, tie
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    OILING THE STREETS.
    116 10 The use of crude oil for sprinkling on the streets of Toronto and Ottawa seems to have been attended with success. W'hiie the oil i.s down water goes off the road much quicker aud there is not the same sticky ruud. "Everybody wants oil iv Toronto now,
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    POLICE COURT.
    859 10 K.vrz A.ssALi/r Case. Owing to Mr Kat/.'s serious injuries reoeivod from a boy at the Hotel de l'Europe, who was intent cu robbing him, the case could not be taken ye »terday and was postponed to a future date. Exit Miriam The case mentioned yesterday of a woman
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    1040 10 The outward German packet Kleist left Colombo at 10 p.m. on Saturday, the -Jord instant, and may ba expa^ed to arrive here on Friday morning, the 2'.':h iustant. The B. I Contract packet Taroba, with the London mails of the S:h instant, left Negapatam at 9 p m.
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