The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 6 November 1909

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    18 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1909. NO. 6 f 748
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    120 1 The Australian cricketers arrived by the Assaye yesterday Page 12. Hoatjkoiitr'.s money has been the sul ject of discussion at Home Page 7. A Chinaman charged with murder at the Assizes was acquitted yesterday Page 12. Harmston's circus opened last Dight to a large audience at Beach
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    SOMETHING REFRESHING.
    777 1 The chicking of ice m a Ion;; nni.hier is not half so pleasant as the I of a !otg drink when you are five miles from one on a snipe shoot. Which is to say, that mustard is never so ess* your cold beef as when it has
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      92 1 MONDAY, NOV., Ist IS THE OPENING DAY ariety of Dolls and Toys Mechanical and Instructive Models ■>/ the latest Inventions. POPULAR PRICES. KATZ BROS., LTD. Civil Mechanical and Electrical Engineers, Iron and Brass Founders, •lakers. Bridge Builders and General Contractors. L SOLE AGENTS FOR Pump Coys Patent Pumps (leering Co
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      277 1 HARMSTON'S CIRCUS AND ROYAL MENAGERIE OF PERFORMING WILD ANIMALS. Ihe Largest and Best Ciicus Combination Travelling the East. «JS ZlTnll TO-DAY AT 4 SHARP. Doors open at 3 o'clock. Performance at 4 sharp. (Children half Price at matinees only.) BUT ONE VERDICT THE BIST SHOW HABMSTONS EVER BROUGHT TO SINGAPORE.
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      59 1 HARIMA HALL. CINEMATOGRAPH, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. To-Night To-Night!! l New Pictures. IK. HARIMA, Sole Proprietor. PARIS CINEMA-OPERA FOOT OF POET CANNING. NEWLY RENOVATED. FRIDAY OCTOBER 22 Grand Opening Night OF THE VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT Engel Sisters and Brothers* First Show 7.30 to 9 p. m Second Show 9.30 to 11 p.m
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      112 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. J louses to let Page 11. Hampstead Hat to let Page 11. Chinese junior clerk wanted Page 11. Land and house property sales Page 5. An opening for ladies to make money Page 1. The latest models in pianos at Moutrie's Page 7. Notice re sale of a
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      379 1 THE WEEK. Saturday, 6th High Water.— s.47 a., 4.26 p Australian Cricket commences noon. Sunday, 7th High Water 7 4a 6.10 p 22nd after Trinity. Australians visit Johore. N. D. L. Mail Homeward due. Sw. Club launches 7, 9, 10 a., 2.30 k 3.30 p Monday, v ih High Water.—
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    THE HARBIN ASSASSINATION.
    479 2 The following telegram ire from the Daily Prew special san o T<>k\ ■■■>, < October -7tu to hand regarding the assassination of Prince 1.0 it Harbin, ■tail fcaal ■ba K mi Roman •>olie convert. He tred Nfenl -shots in I irnen arrested he said i what he
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    42 2 waistcoat so uiade that it can be a singlebreamed, a dottbto bcoaotodi or even treblebreasted garment; is to be seen at th< Taiior 1 Cutter" Exhibition iu Gemrd-streei. Hm Iraam fthsl will not bag tA the knees must be on the wiv.
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      443 2 7\QentS Wanted, or undermentioned medicines in Penang, Kuala Lumpur, Perak, Pahaug, Negri Sembilan, Miiacci, Selangor, Port Dickson, Java Ports, British North Borneo, and Siam Ac. IK^SS^I Or. Gabriel Gunawardana's If t^s@W 11 World-famous Diabetes Cure. jfr\ 'V^l^llr' M The Only niedicino which guarantees permanent cure for cases of Diabstes, asute
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      722 2 NOTIQES. Estacao Naval de MACAU. Administrative Council of the Macau Naval Station. NOTICE. It is hereby notified that the Administrative Council of the Macau Navai Station will offer for sale by Public Auction at Macau on the 25th November, 1909, at one o'clock (p.m.) a ves3el of 635 tons displacement
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      549 2 International Banking Corporation. CAPITAL and SURPLUS GOLD $6,500,000. Head Office 6O Wall Street, New York. London Office Tbreadneedle House, Bishopsgate Street Within, London EC, London Bankers National Provincial Bank of England Ltd. General Foreign Business Transacted, DEPOSITS. Current Deposit Accounts opened and Interest allowed on the daily balances at th
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      282 2 wsußnKQ^r* MANUFACTURERS^; J Policies are V> K has to-day mon i any other Canadian Lil ever hac All claims are I n, by the <; pore and Penan, enc. Office. P. 6. EVAN6, own, GUTHRIE Co lu ib. i* SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO. LIB. F 1 RE nrai MARI^ E
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      134 2 SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES. Sr Ani4ikw's Cathei'Kal. 'J2nd Sunday after Trinity. 7 atu M.itins. 7 1") am Holy Communion (ChoraT, Hymns '''■■>, 471 and 595. 1.15 in Hjly Communion (Plan), Sjmnfl 881 .md 324. day School. 4 pm .e Classes Adult--5.3" pm Evendontj Si Sermon. Hymns, 070, 22 and 834. St.
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    SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY.
    330 3 it I>eatli pet irpeti -Aa -1 Urn I fa •«h i 9eooa i d the bo< flfi I i Von i n a process cai Franc Dg for medical 5 from hi., urged superficial i rang healing -f can D ar ran good ku'Avn tad H i:. f
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    THE RETICENT WOMAN.
    463 3 I Any one not born a fool can keep silent oi rtain points, but it takes a master mind t< abU to talk and not to te!i. There i-, an art, the most consummate art app.arinjj absolutely frank to the butcher •-•r. an.) the family cat, and
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    INDIA'S PRECIOUS STONES.
    322 3 Iu an interesting report on the subja i, w American Consular agent 9tates that the precious and semi precious stones mitied in htdia ue the diamond, ruby, sapphire, spinel, tourmaline, garnet, took i rjacai, and various 'halcedonic forms of silit- ;ind amber. Tne ruby and jadeite are
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    THE TWO ANDREES.
    145 3 Berlin eorreap mdeatol the Matin tells tt rjd a brief but pithy oonvera the K, md ;i private ing recent baspectt n at Potsdam iperor, foil iriag his castom, had been i mii of the men on their domes tic affairs, and preseatlj diacoTered trooper i( i
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      664 3 A NOVELIST OF RENOWN IN CBYLON EXPRB8SE8 His APPRECIATION OF DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PiLLS AND GIVB8 SUi;>TANTiAI. RBABGfcfj WHY, 11 It wae became of the remarkable way in which I >c. Williams' Pink Pills benefited my I Wife's mother that 1 first acquired an csta Wished faith in them," says
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      284 3 SIZAIRE-NAUDW i 12 H. P. Qomplete $2,300 With Hood, Magneto Ignition, Lamps, Horn, all tools etc. kw 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. LEONG CHEONG& Co! v TAILORS X
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      644 3 MICA LUBRICANT CO, SOUTH SHIELDS Makers Patentees of the well ki.ow:. Mica Grease BE4 fD FOB Engine Bearing!. Bnf a* Slides. Bngine Bcoenatica. Bn| shaft Bear^ga, Heavy, Light, Blow a> Qoidi Speed, a*- 1,000 rerolaliona per minuto. [Jprigbi Bhai Loom P i PondetOßfl iffaohinory. Ljgbi .Machinery, Machiner] ezpoaed ba Um
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    DR. COOK'S STORY.
    1048 4 N'KAKI N PHI < i'>XL. n-'.v'y -d -overed Meat iines was written Bradley Ltnd." n hooOUf of Mr Bradley, the most important factOf in M BXpedi Ml. As we passed north I I bhia was no 1 atial upon «fa ■ft ThflN U if no time a
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    MURSI, FIRST-CLASS CONSTABLE.
    357 4 How w Bgyptiab Bandit Served Two Years m a Polics Force. About two year.s ago a papil presented bU for admission to the Cairo Police School. Be produced a certificate of conduct from the Sheikh of his district, an authentic medical certificate stating, amongst other things, that
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    COLOUR-BLINDNESS IN SEAMEN.
    320 4 We called attention some time ago to the necessity of establishing a periodical test for the sight of those naval men who belong to the executive line, and who may at any time be in charge of the ship as officer of the watch on the bridge,
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    WASTE PAPER LITTER.
    207 4 A writei in a French paper has been discussing the methods employed in different countries to prevent waste paper being strewn about the streets. In Paris little metal baskets arc affixed to the trees in the boulevards, with a notice inviting the public to place their waste
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    611 4 STEAM KKS. 9i ng port of departure, tmi chert known date due here, and name -jf Agent*. Airiie, Sidney, Dec v Boustead. Antenor. Hongkong. No* 1 Mao»fa Aparima, New Zealand. Dec B BomAmUL Arcadia, Colombo, Jan 14 P O. A-mand Behic, Hongk ng, Nov 29 j M K.
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      747 4 The First Over-Channel Flight (Baraques to Dover, July 25, 1909) U. Kleiiot s momentous achievement r^r^&r '^^-tJ^'^'Cl^''^^^^^^ in flying from France to England in a *jfe~. rr *i ■vT~2?V 54?"~ heavier tHan air machine is Jest ined V I^^P^r^^Sv^g to become a milestone iu History. <4^ f f, 'It'/ Nerve
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      113 4 JI THE FINEST TABLE DELICACY. Ptf/7ty a/7flf Quality Guaranteed. APPftOVEO I JR!I3. Apr-'' riourj^H: and rc;-imm t --r- th<> t-:vi .J r its tst/crv'--^crtingj is. JJrKCTiivc F'tcportu a a F. BTUHi QG Blffiß. Export A; < W, LOVIOROVI, 12. St. Ma» y Axe. loncjon GUARANTEED BV US TO KELP H
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      160 4 Insure yo^ Motor Car" COVER YOURSELF against resu CAR ACCIDENTS. Don;i take the I; i ou may be c; Heavy Damages at any momThe payment o annually RELIEVES YOU OF CtUj RESPONSIBILITY. especially if native Cha Full Particulars from The Borneo Co., Ltd, SINGAPORE or A, C, HARPhk Co., Kuala
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    BY THE MAIL
    195 5 I M, Oct. 1-i. I r:...> I Mri Sunday. :o a. sermon pa-ached 70 DE \TH. London. Oct D I xadiliv C u i- bun: hainrat oited h i aronzed lo ntmgoi^i the .bly burr: i ::.at m t London. Oct. 1i ports for Qm I nit
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    CHINESE COMMEMORATION STAMPS
    101 5 •lAI. \'s to m lumpmo' rowd of I for th rowd had collected i the post a (loon were open* uto tie build] led Et wm were as ma if, on the w: tmiltit ra appeared to be allowed litre of the e a matter of Mr
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      258 5 ANNUAL mil! IL^aV Ba^L (GENUINE GLEARANGE) hone 119. Established 184C M. SALOMON SON, DdbMbea Ship Chandlen and Navy Con :r^ctors. SenenJ Stan ud Fneb Provisior Suppiitrs. Offick: No 8, I:\pfi, e.s Pr u:k, Singapore. Singapore Cold Storage Co, Ltd. Near Entrance to Borneo Wharf. Telephone 1023. Sea stocks of all
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      318 5 AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Town Properties. Tuesday, 16th Ncvtmbe?. at 2-30 p. m Lot 1. The Bfaop-faoiue premises known as 10, NORTH CANAL ROAD, Singapore, area IJ.O'l square feet, part of Government lease No 1,142 for 99 years from 80th September, 1852, quit rent |2, Lot 2. The two shop-houses
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      307 5 AUCTIONS. MORTGAGEE S SALE. Tuesday, 16th November, at 2-30 p.m. Freehold land situate at Jervola Roadi Singapore, area 1 acre 2 roods 'So poles, being part of Grant No. 42 and marked lot 2 of Sri Menanti Estate. Together with the attap house erected thereon. Parsons Rhodes, Solicitors. POWELL Co,
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      557 5 JT SOZODONT p™vZ, dfr llh The mark of the higher-grade mJ^?SiS!M' dentifrice, the Standard in every counm I'/ 1 PtirVf i in worlcl ls oozodont. 1 1 will .not ©UJSQJMB I tarn sri gold work or scratch the enamel. A P erfecl dentifrice— the one for you. i V #!r?HiSV
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      Saturday, Nov. 6, 1909.
      1042 6 It is nijre than possible that when the history of the first decade of the twentieth century comes to be written, one of the most successful departures in British policy to be acclaimed by future historians will be the understanding whi^h has been brought about with
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    80 6 The Penang Amateur Dramatic Club is staging "The Liirs" on the 1-th and 15th. The Sultan of Johore has drawn griffin No 4, c a m. 5 jre, in the Penang Turf Club. The subscriptions amounted to nine, rejections two, and the Club participated. Ladies are reminded of the competition
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    740 6 OkDIXAKY IIBETOfa, > 'W. V I Psmaom His Excellency the Gorerao* B ihe Hon'ble I i L S Capi the Act. At: mAj-Oonsnt] B the a_ Col. Bngineei i W. I'. Barnes. H. K<>n B.C. Kllis. T. S Bfcfasc C. Ifc Lr< k BSI irisFxxilei; i:. I. I
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    96 6 At a meeting ol tJte Council of the B i Colonial Institute, amongst those i Fellows was Mr Briu B. lUilev, Straits Settlements. Hie v. k-.ciMtl i»,wnes has accepted the charge of Gordon-road P n Church at NewoMtk, tad Be? D*v I La derson of tint d Kflatka IVwrn William
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    SPECIAL WIRES.
    34 6 IP0 CIB S TRA( JEI)Y< Girl Scalj py. A tiger performing in the Great World here list night leap a vrith one blow of the p The animal was sec the cage.
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    BURGLARY AT IPOH.
    11 6 rha premises ol beenenteredby 1, ed, four bun.] > <
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    RUBBER RETURNS.
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    TIN RETURNS.
    7 6 t ".oberou-j :ntn Hydraulic, pkis.
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    SELANGOR BANISHMENT CASE.
    60 6 SELANGOR BANISHMENT CASE. r Koala Lump already sent do* in which Y,ip B Chief Police I and linprithe Pudu TempU are. Is a pe:to the r Selangor r J i wg on iustru, cause the plaintiff to I I witnout reasonal causing defendai The dtfenc. not successful in the pr
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    PENANG WATER SCHEME.
    196 6 PENAN G WATER SCHEME. The Municipal Coiui Life I been floundering about I for a good many y< ai> now ly unwilling to commit definite scheme whicl ter once and for all, pn J;< problem piecemeal u main proposal involving tl Jiture until a t'utm eally adoptoi Hi I they
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      272 6 SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO., LIMITED. I 0 I The Retail Depot? I AT 142-25 ORCHARD ROAD Is now being entirely controlled by the Singapore Gold Storage Co., Ltd. l And all descriptions of COLD STORAGE SUPPLIES I Will be always Obtainable. [JOHN LITTLE CO, LTD.[ I 1 TAILORING DEPT =====1
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      60 6 The Robinson Piano I COMPANY, LIMITED. I Pianoforte Tuners and Repairers. Estimates and Expert opinion Jon worn and unsatisfactory instruments Free of Charge. iTuNiNGS Singly or by Monthly Contract executed by Skilled Tuners from Messrs Chappell Co., The Orchestrelle Co., Etc., London. Repairing and Regulating of Player-Pianos, Pianolas, Etc. a
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      177 6 NOTICE. m jßf* The Mitsui Bussan Katshi, Ltd. XOTICE is hereby given that as from the I si day of November, 1909, the business of the Mitsui Bussan Kaisha as a going concern has been taken over by the Mitsui Bussan Kaisha Limited, having a Capital of 20,000,000 Yen and
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  • THE BUDGET PASSED.
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      A LARGE MAJORITY.
      37 7 and Chaneeltor Cheered. \ND BUDGET. M —Beater's) unnouno I that tin Trom voting on the third been read a third time rom voting, two ■kwittl, and the aiorable the floor I lb ith re-
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      CONTRARY OPINIONS.
      45 7 m. he debate on the third UM I thai tariff re- to advantage to indiu is undermining '.rprise, that the Commons •itutiona! competence to re- ,t that ancient suprewhich he did not ptu, the: rasßOt a man •e who would not be rea.lv
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    HONORARY DEGREE TO OUR BISHOP.
    167 7 14 II to pressnt for the D boa rU the -tries James I g kfl n-lUvie, Bid pore. I 'ivu\ B eeJy I' He obtain in the poe E 1894, won the i id-shooting 90 I Chaj iof the Sl< ialfor the I &1 i'r-
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    THE GAZETTE.
    142 7 _r with the landing and ind u Is or ire published in the i tmioistratioa of the de- ind, are also pul inChrisv in &M Bg i- exempted frou. rat O Dai lets as His secretary duri: M r D has been granted exanection with an in- h
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    HONGKONG'S CURRENC
    84 7 AND CHINESE COINS. (By Submarine Telegraph. Rooter's) Bee. Nov. vh 150 am. [q the Home ol Commons, Colonel Slender Secret&rj of Statefor the Odl >nies, ;ni,' to i question bj Mr Bryce on the eee oorioiicj o il »gV ng, laid that C.e-jroy wi- taking satisfactory in a--to
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    GREEK REBELS.
    46 7 Tjbaldofl tad a compinion, L*. Moules, in civihi'i el >tlvs, were arrested at midnight on the K phisia-rd aud offered no resistance. a um »oneed iu Athens that Tvbaldos will be tried for political offence and is not liable to the death penalty. i
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    COTTON MARKET.
    34 7 B c X >vsth 9. 38 am. A talegram from New York states that there is a break in the cotton m urkel doe to rumours of Mr :en, the speculator, unloading.
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    GERMAN TURBINES.
    13 7 announced that the two new German Dreadnouju will have turbine engines. > <
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    HARMSTON'S CIRCUS.
    280 7 This well known circus opened last night to i crowded teat. Since the show was last here many new and startling acts have been introduced, and the pet formers ire thirty in number t'roni L)ndon, Australia the Continent etc. The D i-,'frie alone is worth going to see
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    MALAYAN RAILWAY.
    131 7 Siystbe Straits Echo.— We understand -hi* the proposed railway line from Traog to Bangkok will !>e begun at once. The p.irt of the line through which the railway wiU run is E»id to be one of the richest portions of Siam Little has hitherto been done in the
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    132 7 number of chants is announce. l in he personnel of the Netherlands Trading tompuiy. Mr H. van Straalen, agent at SoerafaaTft, goes to Europe en leave ot .bsen^ an-l his post is taken over by Mr Th J. van RoMUm, Mr J. W. M. O. Viceulle also rephuvs Mr van
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    TOPICS OF THE WEEK.
    1082 7 Quicquid aguni homines nostri esi farrago libeMi. Juvenal. We have H on the authority of certain reverend gentlemen that repentance cin occasionally come too late, though Dr. Watts, the lyric poet of our remote infancy, made allusion to the possibility of reform 30 long as an
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    MUNICIPAL COMMISSION.
    296 7 The Estimates for 1910. A special meeting of the Municipal Commissioners was held at the Municipal Board room yesterday afternoon. The business wa3 to determine the Commissioners to retire at the end of the year, and to consider the estimates for 1910.' Mr. E. < r. Broidrick (the
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    CHANDU DEPARTMENT.
    432 7 "A Man axi> a Boy." Neither the Government nor the general mblio seem to have thoroughly realised the itupendous nature of the task that the Colony las assumed in taking over the Opium Farms. the total estimated revenue of the Straits settlements for 1910— S-5, 503,285— a good
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      244 7 ROBINSON CO. Sterling Silver Goods AND 3est Electro-plated Ware Suitable for Wedding Presents J There is a wide (hoice ol gifts. L j all of which are useful, pleasA /if ing And quit* Exclusive. l^iiiiiii'iTmiiW 1 HTEW DESIGN JN SILVER HflhinOnn AT fl BON BON DISH 11 U U I
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      519 8 FOR STILE. FOR SALE. HULK GANYMEDE As <.h*. n Harbour. Built sf lron 1879. Pitted with Galvanised Iron; Real T I -.V Di Holds and Tffu:; Dtocki k] r y 1 Mbus ol I c. ii. anchors, Pot 1 '-a; ply v. [BLD A Co.. Ltd. N COMPOUND HOUSE FOR
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      628 8 On the Berth. INDO^CfIISA S. N. CO.. LTD. FOR SamarBng and Sourabay^. The Couipauy's BteaUM I W ONBANG 2,801 ton-. Captain Hor.gbton. h due- here on Bib instaut, an-\ viU be despatclitd for the above ports on Wednesday, tL< I Oth idem. For freight or passage apply b BOUSTEAD A
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      574 8 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 Breraerhaven direct, calling at Penang and Colombo. Taking cargo at
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      427 8 SHIPPING. OCEAN STEAM SHIP Co. Ltd. AND China Mutual Steam Nav. Co. Ltd. The Companies' steamers are despatched from Ldverpoci 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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      640 8 SHIPPING. P. O. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. For China. Japan, Penang. Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden. Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Bills cf Lading issued for Chin* Coast, Persian Gxdi Continental and American Porte. Ste*mtra will ltav« Singapore on Of about MAIL LINES. Outward (for China) Himalaya Nov 19 1910
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      363 8 SHIPPING. 1!• I). L» Ncrddeutscher Lloyi Breaur IMPERIAL GEEMAK MAIL LIKF The fast an I well-known ma thic Companv rl Hamburg tia iiottordaix. I Gibraltar, Qeaoa Naples, (c. Naplet, Alexandra k^d vice v«ru Suez, Aden, Ccx kong, Shar.^ha; Nagasak: 4 h and b&cir. They ar« due in fenujapori oz <
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    ARRIVAL OF THE "MANTUA" AT BOMBAY.
    640 9 ARRIVAL OF THE "MANTUA" AT BOMBAY. MM. t i.-r Mantu 1," whi-.'h on > t. J-V is a M b m iu MMI i •■M U e fum( a A t the A i -,f fa 1 on board the M.c. I of interesting exj 11m time I lek to
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    A LITTLE DEAL IN RUBBER SHARES.
    852 9 A LITTLE DEAL IN RUBBER SHARES. Bi m Wiira w h* non Aoaihqi a t 'I.IKN I I 1; i son farniahed with partioulan of a oaaa wbiob throws a lurid light <.»a the 'a „r three month- ag >in the shares at ti;- Rubber BzpkMration Oompany, Limited an any
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    OVER THE CHESS-BOARD.
    174 9 V.I .it i.' I by li md hui communications ghoul I che C matter of Problem No. K A lidon. pieces). White (13 pieoes). te to play and mate in two moves. Problem No 52 (Lloyd) is solved by R-QRtl. Solutions received from II 1 K Three
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    SPEECHES IN THE REFORMED COUNCILS.
    264 9 A< Indian members were introduced into the Councils the practice of readn speeches steadily gained ground, their increasing in the absence of all check to this j kind of eloquence. Lord Curzon fai. I carry his point, and his own Ion; were carefully prepared in
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      24 9 Save Money by Buying Chamberlain's Coujjh Remedy. You will pay just Bfl much for a bottle of Chamberlains Cough Remedy as for any of
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      393 9 H™ jTB BYROYAI, JiliSl APPOINTKEKT. Lflj T^BLE DELICACIES, I PICKLES. SOUPS, P a 1 i^^^^^& JAWS, JELLIES, f§ WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. K^^^tßSSEZ^^Jl t \J I 1 L^l f\ i I >~v I «-J, |^^K» k\ MALT VINEGAR- CTeiebrated L^^lvir^TJO^^Tr o I I InSpeciM Toys. I •E^J-'l^. PURE MILK FOR BABIES. The
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      76 9 Firms Likely to be interested are Invited to WRITE FOR TERMS TO B. LUKWEL, ROTTERDAM, FOR THE SOLE STRAITS AGENCY OF HIS 'Universo' 'La Corona' and other brands, w*M-V!v*wn for the part twenty-five yea.' /^^^^jEt Benger's Food, prepared with "^^S^J IV fresh new milk, is all food. It is distinguished
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    MALARIA CONFERENCE.
    675 10 KNI) OF THE SITTIKO3. s -i i i vNn Recommendations. 19 Tbe Imperial Malaria I its lifting at Simla on Monday. Ti€ C inclusion* and reeommenda tion- <lru'.vn p r.nder the following b be p —(1) Scientific investigation; th-- agencj ly which investi- .!>i be ii ii■l (3)
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    MURDER OF A PRIEST.
    117 10 Detain of i m carder of Ibe l! a v b ling have x cm to thai the Her. fisher was undertaking arnej in t-.irt to Pah M;-n ("hunj Cl nese garb was >Ifbwed by number of Cl le e Ldiera ee, who were in biding
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    INDIAN IMMIGRATION.
    481 10 AVriting on the above subject the Pinang 't e aaya In the P.M.S. to day the planters are doing their best to keep up thi* traditioD, regardless of the inevitable consequences of a selfish and ibort sighted policy. The attitude of two of their representatives at the last
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    IN HAPPY FORMOSA.
    431 10 H'\\ F u i i'uuvkments ire Carried Out. A few months ago, it will be remembered, the Formosa correspondent f the Japan Chronicle, in one of his interesting communications, gave some account of the way in which certain street improvements were effected, in Tainan. A few additional
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    ANOTHER MIRACLE
    102 10 The miracles performed by Little'a oriental I►i 1 tu arc alruo-t countless. Men and women who have become crippled by the horrible atjonie* oi Rheumatism are throwing away crutches, canes, and bandages and walking free with elastic step. .Rheumatism in the back or shoulders in the arms or
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    TO END THE TORMENT OF PILES.
    274 10 Nothing is more tormenting than piles. They make work almost impossible. It is agonising to move or sit down. Piles are dangerous, too. because if neglected they often lead to fistula. If you have piles itching, bleeding or protuding the earlier you begin with
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    PASSENGERS FOR THE STRAITS.
    745 10 Per P O Palawan, due Nov 12. Mrs Mayger, Miss M. Bailey, Mr C. S. Carver,. Mr P. Bliek, Mr A. Lermit, Mr G. H. Anderson, Ifr T. More, Mrs Dando, Miss C. Pearoe, Mrs Williams, Mr L. A. Bidwell, Mrs J. K and the Misses
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    PHOTOGRAPHIC DEALERS.
    16 10 Always in stock Cameras, Plates, Papers, Films and every kind of Photographic mate rials.
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      314 10 STAR CARS. THE MOST SUCCESSFUL CARS OF THE YEAR. SPLENDID LIST OF WINS FOR 1909. IRISH TRIALS, Non-Stop Throughout. Fastest time on Both Hill Climbs. Non-Stop Throughout. Special Silver Medal for RebUUllloH IKIALS, liability. Two Bronze Medals for Hill Climbing. o-r r A 1 i A A P PFTRDi 15
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      409 10 Apcar Line. The undermentioned mail steanthe above company maintain a rW lar service bet woe r Calcutta and Japan calling at FWng, Sin R apore, H kong Shanghai en route. FLI Tons. C 8.8. Japan s.s. Gregory kpeu a UM. ifftOOß kpoai 4,510 A s.s. L. 8,: 8.8. Catherine Apcar
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      521 10 SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT RAILWAY. From Ist May, 1909, and until further notice. TRAIN SERVICE FOR WEEK DAYS ONLY. UP TRAINSam. am. am. am. am. pm. pm. pm. pm. pm. pm. pm. 1234 5 6 J 8 10 11 12 Passir P. 7.25 4.30 Borneo Wf. 7.33 12.42 4.38 People's Pk. 7.42
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    SHARES.
    1082 11 November 5. Cap. IflSm, Paid. Last Div. Buyers. Sellers. K.ojmh) 2/- 2,'- Anglo Malay 24% Ink 14/3 14/6 30,000 1 1 Bitu Caves 10% •"> 17 6 <) 2 -0,000 1 1 Batu Tiga (Salangor) 5% 2 10 2 3 0 lAAnon f 1 T BukitKajang 2 5 0
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    EXCHANGE.
    51 11 (CokKK< r 1 Bank 4 m s lUmmd 2 I Private credits 3 ins credits 6■ I 2i Germany, lem.Lud [HDIA.T.T I! v iud Yokohama, demand 1 ■Java, (faMUad m !'..\\<tKok' demand QQi{x Biok P.uvmg $8.52 Bank of England Rate 5% Discount 3 mootha bilk 4±% I>ar ,'Silver London
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    PRODUCE.
    123 11 Tm boytn Hl■• > j Gambier :ibier Cube No 1 Ga-mbier 'Jct>% Sio, t w norn Pepper Black (crd'w. S'port) 1 7 Pepper, White (fai 28.28 Nutmegi (110 to tk«i\O^ w 80.00 Nutmegs (80 to tht Ik) 86.00 Mace (Baada) nom Olores i Amboinn I n m Bully Coffee
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      355 11 WANTED. PRIVATE TUITION, —By a qualified High! proficient in 1 for CamlUD D fcH HIS, l'rencii tad ai re- 90, Tank Rood. Ml E WANTED, mior Clerk f iag De> v. Ltd. gnpli S l n.c. Wanted smart Chinese or Euk S try ($5O) DoUara per month. Apply with opies
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      588 11 It was oertainly a good messenfra broogfat thenewi t<> yonrbons« Ayr's Suamjiarilla makei tho •1 r i h ar:d red." Tl is meanfl ai pale, f After Ayes S usapai ilia 1 icm I yon, '•urrv tbfl gUI i „r neigl bor. ipa on s ,:t. t from the effects
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      43 11 Banks of the Nile $<fl& the perfect qualities of Messrs. Maspero FrirfS D/\Tvitf\T% D/\Twrg/\ Obtainable at G Obtainable at OUiliUil iIUUgC nnnillOrtll rt m m& a" d yf John Little Co., Ltd. a Robinson k Co., H Felucca I and «®f FtfvntiAn ritf»r#»M«»«^^^
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      973 11 VESSELS IN PORT. 1 O* Flag; and Tons rommanderc Arrived From Nt Whea Pugrib Siam g'\>t 500 EUehal Xov 4 Ban] f^urg 6 Muratha Siam g*bt 450 Ramowitx Xov 4 Penang6 Steamers Fitter 'lons Master Arrived From ConsiKnee i Whw Bangkok Owe l'i;]7 STioolaiMQ Xov 1 Bangkok R< im M^v;
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    POLICE COURT.
    483 12 Cbuklty Cases [t ia ?»atist' icfory to know that v. intonlv cruel offenders are beiDg made to pav tines that -ii.. ild be a lesion to ottafs. Baton Beeond Magistrate yetterdij it wis noticeable tbal i ECKng t uilock-driver for driving a lame at im ti in weak
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    THE ASSIZES.
    311 12 A Bi M At the Assizes yesterday, before the Chift tA >, Sii Will mi Hyndman .'jnes, and nj g Hokiea named Yap Hock ivai eharged with murdetinga cmusirjßßaa i bii i.uueJ Yap on Aagusi 18. Mr Bastings Rhodes, the Deputy Pablic Pros* itor, sapeai d for the
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    COMPANY NOTES.
    1041 12 AIi.A'.AK Kur.HKK ESTATES The purchase consideration payable to the Ragalla Rubber Company (the pre«ent owners) ia 860,000, which is to be satisfied by the Allagar Company wholly in <500,0u0 fullypaid shares. The Rubber Proprietary Syndicate (the promoter and vendor to the company) baa the right for the period
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    OUR AUSTRALIAN VISITORS.
    338 12 The P. and O. Assaye was considerably after ber time in arriving yesterday, having to go round the island instead of coming straight in. Tnere was quite a crowd gat hered to meet her. several new men for various otfices and estates being on board, whilst there
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    SHIELD FOOTBALL.
    281 12 Tali. ScOBING i;v thk Mii>-. Cbace Team. A large gathering of football enthusiasts assembled on the Esplanide last evening to watch the game between tke first eleven of the Middlesex Regiment and the Singapore Recreation Club. Sergt. Davidson of the Mids. acted ■&:■< referee and the ground was
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    MALAY FOOTBALL.
    83 12 Before a small crowd of spectators last evening on Beach Road ground there took place another fix'ure in the Malay Cup competition the contestants being Simpulan Mohibal club and Bugis Peranakan. The S. M. C. appeared to be the far superior team and played good football. In the
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    92 12 llshop Barillon is expected to return next week from his tour in the Federated Malay States. Amongst the passengers on board the outward French mail steamer Ernest Simons for Singapore, is M. Felix Hourant, who was formerly in the French Consulate here as attacl e commercial?, but owirg to his
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    1022 12 The steamer Edendale is in dry dock for cleaning and painting. The Ban Yosg Seng towed the bir<jue Djelani from Paleinbang on the last trip. The M. M. Co's ss. Colombo, Captain Gary, will be despatched for Saigon oa the Bth instant at noon. The British-India mail steamer
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      12 12 W. J. GARCIA (Corner of) ORCHARD POAD. For Good, Cheap, Reliable Pianos
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      163 12 SILVER? WARE. Tea. Coffee, or Chocolate Sets. < andicsticks Knives, Forks aud Spoons. Flcwer Bow Panch Bowls. Trinkets. O, am. Cocktail Shakers. well, ry V-'ork. Travellers" Flask-. Writing Mat- rials. Smokers' Sets. Toilet Sets for Lad*. Cigar and Cigarette Cases or Boxe- Mauicu: bi Yisitiut; Card Casts. B. R DE
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