The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 5 November 1909

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1 8 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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    17 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISERS TE N CENTS SINGAPORE, FIUDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1909. NO. 6,747
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    182 1 Fdrmari, the aviator, has created a oew record Page 5. An ADglo-liussian loan trust is beicg formed Page 5. The election is dt finitely announced for January Page 5. Judgment has bfen reserved in the Sri Muir case. Page 8. The Hongkong ecore in tLe Interport shoot
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    HUMOROUS MUSICAL ANECDOTES.
    598 1 Like every other profession in the world, music h;i~ its Light* its ni< bumorons which and 1;. it re temps or from the ignorance of wai member of the onmusical j)u some people's ideas upon th< inu>ic For they ■ocaa t<> Look apoo, t wen kind oJ
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      289 1 i!L Vw f\ iH[ h* Flower Bowls or Va* Triukets, Charms, etc. Jewellery Work. Writing Mater; To. 3el for Ladies Gentlemen. B Mudcm I Cases. B. P. DE SILVA,SS^ C Mechanical and Electrical Engineers, Iron and Brass rounders, ■s, Bri Builders and General Contractors. ad Oil Engines for all purposes.
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      309 1 En tertammen is. A LK AM BRA BEACH ROAD. TO-NIGHT, 2nd SHOW AT 9-30 P. M. CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. Entirely New Tricks BY Prof. William Vincent. ORTED BY THE FOLLOWING ENTIRELY NEW PICTURES. AN UNLUCKY PICNIC. r l bis n!m can boast of being a most excellent one, for the
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      289 1 Entertainments. H A RMSTON'S Grand Circus And Royal Menagerie of Performing Wiid Animals. The Largest and Best Circus Combination Travelling the East. LOCATION BEACH ROAD. 30 IN HUMBEE 30 The Original 2 Sidneys CHAMPIOH THICK CYCLISTS. In their celebrated feats of HUMPSTY BUMBSTY concluding with SOMERSAULTING ON MOTOR CYCLES. John
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      65 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Tbe banks will close on Tuesday Page 2. Smart Chinese or Eurasian clerk wanted Page 1. IT- J lujcliore Canal road Page 2. Government notice re tenders for police works Page 2. Sailing Pangan for Havre and Copenhagen Page 6. Sale of miscellaneous iron goods at Powell and
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      333 1 THE WEEK. Friday, sth High Water.— 4.l6 a 2.51 p P O Mail Outward due. Legislative Council, 2.30 p Municipal Commission, 2.30 p S.R.E. (V) Bridging, 5 p Saturday, 6th High Water. 5 47 a., 4 26 p Australian Cricket commences noon. bTJHDA.Y, 7th ffigh Wacer 7 4 a 6.10
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    A GERMAN VIEW OF THE TREATY.
    341 2 Th< ng, ot the L6th all f twing on Um Anglo-Sira N itish diplomats, by me uu ..:i nu other nation -hail 1 to acquire land ox c the boundary of M- I I u:n-u..i. while on the. east France of all agreements< There
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    THE NAVAL SQUABBLE.
    193 2 Wf hav- koo 1 it'b a conception of Sir John Berrioe to wish lot any underi;i> authority with the nation, and i we hope that the Fund Sea L rd will clo his own beat to keep his infli mriaaqpoirad. We cannot judge of the merits oi
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    EISHOP OF SIAM.
    147 2 It ii ymmaXk] understood that the Rev. that K-'ni' Marie Joseph Perros, of the m Catholic Mission, will succeed to the KMmli of Um Siam Mission vacant by the lettt of the Rt. Rev. J. L. Vey, Bishop of IMB and Vicar Apostolic of Siani. T:;-> Rev.
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    ANGLO-INDIANS FOR AUSTRALIA.
    73 2 The Austr.ui.m imtuigrution scheme for An_;lo- Indian^ is progressing remarkably says a contemporary. Captain Hulden, the Agent :t Calcutta, reports more than eight hundred applications from would-be settlers, a Sjood proportion of these on the touring list i>einj? ex -army officers and retiring Indian civil servants, who
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      454 2 3, BATTERY ROADJewellers, Watchmakers, Gramaphones, Fancy Goods. DURING NOVEMBER. 1 Special Bargains. Enormous Reductions.! ODEON RECORDS. SPECIAL SALE PRICE $2.25. i Early Inspection Kindly Invlted.l I ">- X A I I O R f^ AND Jv I OUTFITTERS. Tvreeds, Coatings, Perfumery and '-^ssg'Caj Toilet Requisites of every description "-I Hats,
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      642 2 NOTIGES. EXGHANGE BUNKS. The Exchange Banks will be closed on Tuesday, November 9th, being the anniversary of the Birthday of His Majesty King Edward VII. Nov 5 9.11 MUNICIPAL NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that in Old* t to carry out repairs, ROCHORE CANAL ROAD, between Prinsep Street and Selegie
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      573 2 International Banking Corporation. CAPITAL and SURPLUS GOLD $6,500,000. Head Office 6O Wall Stoat, New Yoek. London Office Threadnecdle Hoaae* Bibbopsgate Street Wittlill, LOHDOfI EC. London Bankers i National Provincial Bank of Englan] Ltd. General Foreign Business Transacted. DEPOSITS. Current Deposit Accounts opened and Interest allowed on the fluff balances at
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      315 2 INSUJtAMQpv" MANUFACTURERS 7^ on -irt :-s aie World-Wide •ai Indi, U bM to day more 1 «yol adianLii \tr ha ;y All claims are promptly p i surrenders, etc.. application, h> pore au.i encetoJ, e I S. FVANS, a A lUaa| )Wn, CUTHRIE Co Lu 2 eneral A 80.U SOOTH
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    THE TANAMI GOLDFIELD.
    316 3 .ry, with fa fMI BJfr .re miles, 1 is i •:■t'yto be I „J(]. aport&nce, :.tr-- :y shaping as loDg beer, i3f irly v f lei land miles < niense herds of cattle ml h'-ri'ij.', ::ce of I lid ether _:ions are I y inter* s rogl
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      9 3 II ..?.:abei lain's T CoUih Remedy. Iff buttlt- 4
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      225 3 ANNUAL AUCTIONS. THIS DiY AT KOON. •UCTION CGF ISCELUttOUS GOODS at POWELL I Co'a SALE-ROOM. CMpentera 1 tools, shovels, ir k ,s, planes, umbiena^ Pi cigarette paper, coloured and j China »nd Ceylon toft, pro- ioMiSC "POWELL&CO. Auctioneers. Nov 5 AUCTION SALE OF Unclaimed and Confiscated Property Intestate Estate Froperty
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      321 3 AUCTION SALE OF DAMAGED GOODS Ex. S. S. KALOMO. AT GODOWN A, KEPPEL ROAD ADJACENT TO TAN JONG PAGAR POLICE STATION) On Monday, Bth Nov., at 9=30 am. Cast iron bends, valves, iron pipes with coupling, brass bushes., galvanised pipes, insulators, leather and cotton beltings, oil in jars, &c., &e.
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      320 3 Genasco Roofing. 2 Ply $10 per roll of 2 1 6 square feet. 3 $12 M :omplete with Nails, Caps and Cement for fixing. IENASCO SMOOTH SI'SFACE READY KOOFINT, ft S^ ■BBBBBBOHMIB XriuidaJ Lbka Asphalt t JS-&1 e 1^ "Genasco" is prepared for The Tropics s cheap, neat and easily
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    Domestic Occurrences. Birth.
    17 4 Domestic Occurrences. Birth. At Brighton, England to .Mr. and .Airs. J. F. Hodgins a daughter— 6th October.
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      Friday, Nov. 5, 1909.
      1098 4 Not to place too much importance on the wire from New York that Judge Gaynor's election to the mayoralty of New York is the only notable success of the municipal grafters aud not to exaggerate the importance of the trend of the Municipal elections in Great
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    810 4 The Withen Donoert Party gave a concert in Hoogkong recently. The S. C. C. cricket pitch mul covered with .i ropaulin last night. Sir Francis Piggott, Chief Justice of HoDL'konL r passed through by the Sydney on ?vlonday last, on leave for a holiday in Europe. Mr Justice Gaynor, who
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    SPECIAL CABLES.
    29 4 THE LNTERPo;- m Hongkong made shoot this morn 11.. favourable and the fourteen years wil the receut bad w, with regular Cuthbert i NeubronnL. Corp d'Oiivier Total
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    AFFAIRS AT KEDAH.
    49 4 Preparing Eir AdvioN from H ICuhmoiid, th cil of Kedah, to discuss the b the B It i boat llm mtua i This may be n symptom of ICtUy«t9Wftrdi the Gift for a Club. H. H. the 6 piece of land and a h Alor Star.
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    RUBBER RETURNS.
    44 4 (Fn Oct 09 Or F. IL S. Rubber Co. 25,500 8,768 (5 i Kuala Lumpor Rubber Co. 89.509 14.y93 (4 Inch Kenneth. 8,95S 1,129 (fi him Labu (Outhrie and 10 1] 74 Sandycroft (Barker ud I Pataling (Harrisou A London A Anglo-Malay
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    TIN RETURENS.
    16 4 The tin exports ten mom responding ten month Kinta f Barker I pikuls, Tribute
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    F, M. S. TIN.
    38 4 o Vcntf Tin M New Gopeug Kinta Tin M kka Ranibutan Kedhills. Tribal Tii. Tronoh M Pis. 8.490 Tribaton I Lahat Mine ore. .man Hydraulic Tu of c re. Bruseh Hydraulic Tu. output is
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    THE EASTERN SMELL COMPANY.
    39 4 M An ordinary i, to be held Much i! situation from tli J. Ji. Robertson. Btep owin^; director r which evoked the year, naiii advances to v the Company. The ■haft have fallen sli^hth B
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    SELANGOR GAMBLING FARM
    40 4 Malay Mai!' having information i cernin^ the bling Farnj which I |g| I KhawJool Mr. Khaw Joo i pot Chow K la Luru; Mr. Nfi 800 lers. sot I l I pore, but known shortly. Tartar, w,
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      342 4 i i 1 COMBINING A PIANO AND THE ABILITY TO PLAY IT CREDIT or GASH DISCOUNT I Oriinary Pianos Taken in Exchange. ROBINSON PIANO Co., Ltd. I AT HOME. FROM LONDON". Postage Duty included in these Prices. LA PERLA DEL ORIENTE. cts. Iniperiales per box oi 26 4 20 na
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      142 4 NOTICE. The Mitsui Bussan Kaishi, Ltd. X< »TICE is hereby given that as from the 1 gt day of November, 1909, the business of the Mitsui Bussan Kuisha as a going concern has been fcafcl n over by the Mitsui Bussan Kaisha Limited, having a Capital of 20,000,000 Yen and
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  • CHINA ASSOCIATION.
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      BRITAIN IN CHINA.
      34 5 avc Warning, Keutar ej \l -Til. fa u been Mfred lib, Sti Bjron the posi--1 I work in ;preoiely imI item. British Govern- in the British I i the d the
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      SIR ROBERT HART.
      20 5 IT Return to Chii. probablj in the i stop i few weeks to 68 connected with the
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    REBELS CAPTURED.
    14 5 I- n the recent revolt, _,'ht a£:er an exchange s near Thebes.
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    NORTH POLE QUESTION.
    8 5 IS I'ional Geographi- Is il
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    EMPEROR OF ABYSSINIA.
    12 5 Jnously 111. i hai L ure B is seri
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    HARMSTON'S CIRCUS.
    69 5 peniog (to-o the Buti has d d for .iih time press Btt] -i r of Japan, 1 some eighty other i mark of the B i_'eaient that highly eompelid vo'uatarily p!ace their -t turned the i meteors as the .as also besn I dealing with the phys- J
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    13 5 Ibr&te be lU^ fi f of its ur. The I undationa of this
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    GENERAL ELECTION FIXED.
    30 5 WITH THE NEW YEAR. i»V SuliliMr: i" Tnu'i;r:iJ»h. KtMitrr's) Mi il. Peiae, Liberal Whip, speaking \i a Mnpstead, defiaitelj announcad a general eleetion ba 3 uki iry.
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    NAME CALLING.
    70 5 Balfour and Ure, »cU i bate :i the Bad- ding. Mr I pass ite y repudiated Mr Balfour's ehargea i honour. Bilfoor admitted that the language he had used in his speach was of the *tron but the provocation was great. ks lith denouuo.d Mr Bjdfi ar'a ii
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    AXGLO-RUSSIAN TRUST.
    56 5 AXG LO-RUSS IAN TRUST. Financing Russia. N > >v 4th, 9 >2 am. pipers give prominence to the prospectus of the Anglo-Russian Trust, t>f a million, formed to ite B nsian 'rovernment and Municipal L uu ml to underwrite Russia! enterprises. This is regarded as an indication of the importance
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    TAMMANY ELECTIONS.
    44 5 K .Nov. 4th, 958 am. Jud_ I nor, the Tammany nominee, who has been elected Major of New York, is the on'v Tammany success. All the minor Sices have been -^cured by Repub- i-.iomsts, thus controlling the board mates, which authorises expenditure.
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    AVIATION RECORD.
    28 5 Rec Xov 4, 6 pm. The aviator Ftrmin hasfown 144 miles al Mourmelon in four hours, seventeen minutes aud fiftj three seconds. This is a record.
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    BANDMANN COMEDY COMPANY.
    389 5 V N Importance." In Oscar WU le's play the I indmannCom* panj lasi r.V'it gave us another phase of their versatility, the problem play. It depends i upon epigram and imart repartee, sometimes reaching the point of sermonis- but always epigrammatic. The smart ire well distributed, and
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    20 5 Do It Now. w n the time to get rid of your rheuum-t-ir,™ V«n pan do so bv applying Chamber
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    Mr. C W. FAIRBANKS.
    832 5 AEEIVAL IN SINGAPORE [iVTERVIEW wri'H THE El VICE PeESIDBNI The Hon. C. \V. Fdirbankfl accompanied by Mra Fairbanks, arrived yesterday by the P. and O. steamer Delhi from Hongkong. Mr Fairbanks was Vice President during the last administration of President R >osej veit and is now
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    74 5 Telegraphic news has reached Japan of the death of Mr E H. Gill, one of the oldest residents of Kobe. He died at Banff, Canada, where he went to recruit after an illness in Kobe during the early summer. Mr Gill had tor many years bean in the firm of
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    FRASER & CO.'S SHARE CIRCULAR.
    362 5 FRASER CO.'S SHARE CIRCULAR. I Hiring the week London orders have been on a larger scale again, in many instances at a material advancp, and in consequence our market has regained its former buoyancy and good business has been transacted, both on account of home and local demand. The Litest
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    CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY.
    267 5 Third List of Subscribers. The Committee gratefully acknowledge the following further subscriptions. Previously acknowledged $1,677 Collected by Mrs Rowland Allen, Mr E H. Young 5 Mr A. J. Bryant 25 Mr L E. P. Wolferstan 10 Captain Radcliffa 5 I >r Keith 5 Mr R. C. Edmonds
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    SINGAPORE'S MORTALITY.
    67 5 The death returns for the month of October show 1006 deaths, a ratio per mills of L3.50. The chief causes of death were Malaria 178, fever not specified 68 and typhoid 11 total for fever 257. Phthisis caused 130 deaths, premnonia GO and bronchitis 46. Dysentery 75, diarrhoea
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      214 5 ROBINSON CO. Sterling Silver Goods AND Best Electro-plated Ware. Suitable for Wedding Presents m K j There u a wide choice of gift: V ftll of which are useful, pleas w I ing Rnd quite Ezdu :\t. NEW DESIGN jN SILVER 9ft fi 1 11 Qft II J?^ Pft BOS"
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      530 6 APARTMENTS. BOAED RESIDENCE For tingle g< n at MILDt U\.' O\'.< y Biofe Tennis, Stable. Twins modentoi I >„> U.C THE SER^NGOON RUBBER PLANTATIONS Ltd IN LIQUIDATION. K the ib' I iM^auy -i. it U> Mr. i 4 Wincb b I Uj Bingipi r, i i An- tbe LiquidAtoi mU
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      647 6 On the Berth. THE EAST ASIATIC C L'd. FOB HAVRE AND COPENHAGEN. The 3iaineSQ BA "Panpan is expected to arrive from Bangkok on the 11th November and will receive, a prompt despatch tor the above ports. For freight and pas.^age. apply to THE BAST ASIATIC Co., Ltd. Agents. Noj 5
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      584 6 SHIPPING. HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE, HAMBURG. The steamers of this Company maintain a regular service between Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, and Rotterdam, and the Straits, China and Japan. Homewards, they are despatched fortnightly for Havre and Hamburg and once a month for Bremerhaven direct, calling at Penang and Colombo. Taking cargo at
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      428 6 SHIPPING. j OCEAN STEAM SHIP Co. Ltd, AND China Mutual Steam Nav. 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 f ortnight for Genoa, Marseilles and Liverpool and for Marseilles,
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      676 6 SHIPPING. PRr O STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. For Cii!na t Japan* Pcnacg. Ceyloo, Att*tralU, India. Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London, Through Billa of Lading i§BHM for Ohinfa Oo*st, Persian Gull, Continental and American Porta. Stumen will lasm Slagapor* oo of abowt MAIL LINES. Outward (for China) Assaye Nov 6
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      425 6 SHIPPING. Norddeutseic-r Lloyd, Bro IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LlKr' The f&ot and well-knowii a this Cocipany Bail torteightll Hairburk- ?ia l.« tt^rdsma, A.nt Gibraltar, Gtonoa, N»: Naples, Alexandria and via Suez, Aden, Colombo, Penar. keng, Shanghai, N^wn A and back. They ar« due :n Singap,)^ r,, underuawnrionc-Ki dai*j* OUTWARD 'MEWA '9.
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    SHARES.
    1063 7 November 4 Cap. Issuk. Paid. LastDiv. Buyers. Sellers. 150,000 2/- 2/- Anglo-Malay 24% Int. 14/3 14/6 80,000 1 1 Bitu Caves 10 5 17 6 6 2 6 80,000 1 1 Batu Tiga (Sclangor) 5 2 I 0 2 3 0 innnnn f 1 1 Bukit Kaj ing 2
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    CLEARANCES
    140 7 Xov 4. i Isabella, Dot, str., Abas, for Rbio, Singkep and Lingga. Benoa, Dut str, Grotz, for P. BraodaiL Laureus Pit, Dut str., Brugsoia, for Indragiri. Poh Ann. Brit, str., Robertson, for Port Swettenham via ports. Kama jiri Mara, Jap str, Yokota, for Sourabaya. Xerite, Dut. str Westers, for
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    VESSELS AT TANJONG PAGAB AND KEPPEL HABBOUR.
    84 7 Whturvet and DocJ:9 af which different vessels were berthed yesterday. East Wharf Basin— Nil. East Wharf Sec. 1 Minilya, Zweena, Natuna Section I— Sheers Wharf— 2 Austria. 3— Nil. 4— Nil. s— Nil. 6— Nil. 7 Kawachi Maru. B—lpob,8 Ipob, Benloinond. 9-Nil. Jardine's
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    PASSENGERS.
    226 7 Per Beulomond: Mr F. Kerr. Per Lady Weld Mr Bailey. Per Ipoh Capt Melier, Mr and Mr.- I fa Keong Tek, Messrs E. AxDer, Marriner, W R. Darling, Manasseb, H. R. Gordon, Jensen. C. Tok Choy, J. Graham, Loke Looi Chew, C. Kia Peng, L. Chow Kit, Fraser, J.
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    EXCHANGR.
    56 7 (Corrected up to Nov. 4 4 m s I 4; demand Private credits 3m g j credits oin s Fran Mad Iknk... Bs4f Germany, demand 239^ India, T. T, Hongkong, demauu J /I, dit. Yokohama, demand demand ■;kok' demand Sovereigns, Bank P.uvmg Bank of EngUnd Bttfa Discount 3 months
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    PRODUCE.
    114 7 No\. I Tin buye; Gambier bu Gambier Cube So 1 j i Gambier Oube JNo. 2 Peppar Black 'or*'*. S'pora) 15.75 Pepper, White (fa-) Nutmegs 1 1 0 to tk« k. 20.00 Nutmege (80 to ttt Ek) 24.00 Maca Bandti) com OioTftp (Araboinn nom B*llj offaa [10% Black) 26
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      228 7 FOR STILE. fOP, SALE. jje GJWYMBDB :n Penan ij Harbovr. L ;ilt ilvanu In a i >lds and T of two anchors, ami bo snlara, apply FANS IBLD n.c. FOR II Lass O) and G. DH :ICK. n c. B USE IOR ace in popular loca targe compo watei laid
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      659 7 TO LET. TO LET. The < )ffices at prenenfc in the occupation of the P. and O. Steam Navigation Company. being No. 88, Robinson Roa<l and 27 and 2-i Japan Street— < >ecup:ition can be had on Ist December, 1909. Apply to ALLEN ft GLEDHILL, 2-2-a, Riffles Place, Solicitors to
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      85 7 jgj SS^ £m*f ja am ja, ii] E V A IM A e to JUjL Tonic Wine The Ideai pick me u p" i ii \F/Isf\f'#i^ > A vitalising tonic specially prepared for use in n yffjA%f\ .ii. TON^ypcE tropical climates. Dispels lassitude and depression, gives 4 strength, energy and
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      591 7 VESSELS POUT. Flag; and Tons rommanders Arrived From F r W>ie« Sugrib Siam g'bt 500 Kichel Nov 4 Bang! Paaaigl Aluratha Siam g'bt 4o'> Haorowitz BT<m i V>m Peumg 6 Steamers FJp.ar 'Jona Meßt«r Arrived PYorn CorißijfPee lor Wh«n Bangkok <ier 1237 Nicolaipen Nov 1 Bangkok Behn Meyer Bangkok j
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    POLICE COURT.
    554 8 f fdt ht jkg worm in li.'i.-. i->e w.i» B ey Swe-i3 Uin£, who irMCftught by a tn I a.m. a- -v. |fl l\k:.sh:i pro] JuadatllOO The DOMtoata -I v.- revealed anything] band y, th.it eon moved such as woe fcsry, ooofc ag nteoi ind Swefl Hing jjveti-
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    WILSON LEAVES HONGKONG
    173 8 By the cej Dg of Id Mara, one o the t aing Its I the early histor o! ike Hoogl og i> k- Com panj Mi Wilson the I I 1882 ai I B BO At I Mr D the chief man tgei S ott was ger
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    "SRI MUAR" CASE.
    753 8 Bomi EJxperi Evidewcb. Mr J^tiee T. Sereombe Smith was engaged m the Supreme Court yesterday for the third day with the hearing of the claim brought bj Boon Keck, Ltd, owner- of the teal steamer Sri Bfoar, against the South British Insurance Company. Hessrs E. Fort and
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    CHINA WIRES
    96 8 Abolition of Einffw a-. Peking, 28th October. The Prince Regent has determined to abolish the eunuch service in the Palace. The period for abolition has been fixed at six years, commencing from next year. Opium Smoking Offk eals, The Provincial Treasurer and the Judge of the Kweichow Province
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    SARAWAK JELUTONG.
    119 8 The Malaysian Manufacturing Company, menced buying jemtong gntta in th>' expectation of Wing able to begin operations about the middle of the month, I ttndthat, < ring to unforeseen circumstances connected with the maobxnerjr, part of the I ping gear not being ready far work, their stock of
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    INTERPORT CRICKET.
    96 8 The following programme of fixtures for the Interport week has been temporarily arranged. Nov. 19, Friday, and 20, Saturday. Hongkong v. Shanghai (Cricket). Not. 22, Monday, and 23, Tuesday. Shanghai v. Straits (Cricket). Nov. 2i, Wednesday. Hongkong v. Straits (Tennis). Nov. 25, Thursday, acd 26, Friday. Hongkong v.
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    THE AUSTRALIAN SMOKER.
    87 8 In honour of the visit of the Australi.in cricketers to Singapore a Smoking Concert will be given in the Taoglirt Club on Thursday next at 9 o'clock p.m. It will be open to members of the S. C. C, admission l>siui, r by ticket only, free of
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL.
    61 8 A match was played on the Esplanade last evening between the SCO. and a Volunteer team who were for the occasion assisted by several of the Garrison officers. There was a fair attendance and a fast game was seen which ended in a will for the Volunteers by
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    SHOOTING.
    55 8 Perak v. Singapore We have already given the total of 910 for Perak against Singapore's 948. The Taipesg scorers were. Capt OargiU 95 E. Spinks 9o A. Wilson 95 A. P. Harper 95 G. Fdirburn 91 W. Savers 91 Gh Barbour 90: W. H. Elkins 90; B. Barnard .1.
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    SWIMMING CLUB.
    35 8 The s.l. Argo will leave Johnston's Pier for the Club Bungalow at 7, 9 and 10 am. 2.30 acd 3 30 pm., returning at 8.30 and am. 12.15, 3 and -5 30 pm.
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    IN THE TIGERS' DEN.
    386 8 Exciting Incident at Harihston's The farewell show of Harmston's Circus in HocgkoDg constituted the most sensational evening during the stay. In consequence of the announcement that a local gentleman would enter the tigers' cage and drive a chariot harnessed to two of the iageet animals, a
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    842 8 The B. I. Rangoon steamer Lindula left at 5 p.m. yesterday with mails passengers and cargo. The P. 0. steamer Delhi from Hongkong en route for Colombo and Bombay arrived yesterday. The mail steamer "Assay©" left Pettang at 10 a.m. yesterday and may be expected at Singapore at
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  • Page 8 Advertisements
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      58 8 The S. 11. A Long Range Handicap will take place on Sunday, at 2 30 p.m. The first representative annual match of the Malaya Football Association between the Tnited Johore team and tie Malaya Association eleven will be played at Johore on Sunday, the 7th instant. W. J. GARCIA (Corner
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      178 8 I Do you use the Roneo Steel Vertical Filing System jIF NOT WHY NOT? It is 2 System whereby a lost letter Sis unknown and that Is mdispensibJe to every business man I Write for BcoLlet, II or better still c.iil 2nd see iiin actual 1; Hi 1 CAN BE
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      104 8 LATEST SHIPPING. I In addition to that on gage 7. Xerite, Dut. 14 3, Gapt. Wester*, Nov 3, Palembang, A.. S P. Co., Soosce 1. Delhi, Brit. 4784, Capfc, Gordon, Nov 4. Hongkong, P. Si 0., Bombay 5. Next Mails Due. From Earopa. Per P. Assuye, today, with mails of
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