The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 17 November 1909

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    16 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 17, 1909. NO. (),757
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    158 1 Athletic notes on pa^e L 2. The Teal appeal case has not yet been decided Page 12. King Manuel of Portugal has arrived m England on a visit Page 7. Lord Charles Beresfurd is to stand for Portsmouth m Parliament Page 7. It has been decided to
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    INDIAN SNAP-SHOTS.
    1605 1 INDIAN SNAP-SHOTS Ir i« col«i m Calcutta m December. y] irigolds adorn the dooi mistletoe. Bai nobody wants to hcusemaid The kausauiah wh«n be m with your cHota h»zi ezcll thanda sahib" (very cold, sir). 11 ckatter as he hugs his li.iv b ij lad I uiB cotton toga as
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      304 1 Harmston's Grand Circus And Royal Menagerie of Performing Wild Animals LOCATION OF OUB TENTS. BEACH ROAD. last MATiyrr to-dayi last If m 8 IHCI to-day 1 AT 4 P. M. SHARPDoor- at 3 o'clock Performance at 4 sharp. E Children half Price at matinees only. The Full Evening Programme Presented
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      170 1 THE NEW 14-16 H.P., 4 CYLINDER. THE MOST REMARKABLE VALUE IN THE AUTOMOBILE WORLD TO -DTI Y. Silent Cardan drive model with luxurious coach work switch starter. EXPEOTEO NEXT MONTH Don't fix on any car till you've had particulars. THE PRICE IS ASTOUNDING. Entertainments. Entertainments. BEACH ROAD. TO-NIGHT CHANGE OF
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      69 1 BEACH ROAD. Programme THIS fc \sh i\l Ml*, vS B a Iff O QB9 4SB 8H8983 WBBH! BBWB9 fI9K HIV CBs 9 JHARIMA HALL. I CINEMATOGRAPH, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. I To-Night! To-Night!! New Pictures. K. HARIMA, Sole Proprietor. 1 I PHOTOGRAPHIC DEALERS Always m stock Camera.s, Plates, Papers, Films and
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      99 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Katz Bros' latest sensation Page 1. Junior Chinese clerk wanted Page 5. Sale of land at Telok Kurau Page 5. Last day of Otoruune's sale to-day. Special reductions Page 5. Sale of teak furniture at White House, Dalvey road Page 5. Hams and bacon from the Cold Storage
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      381 1 THE WEEK. WJ6DNSBDAY, 17th H\*k W*t»r 52 a,O 3 p Farewell to Mr and Mrs F. W. Webb, 8.30 p TLe Kerry Makers," Victoria Theatre. Harmston's Circus 9. 1 5 p and Matinee 4 p THITRSDAi, ISth: Sigh Water.— l.33 a., 0.4'" p P O Mail Homeward due. Xmas parcel
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      432 2 I Civil Mechanical and Electrical Engineers, Iron and Brass Founders, Boiler Makers, Bridge Builders and General Contractors. SOLE AGENTS FOR Worthington Pump Coys Patent Pumps Pulsometer Engineering Coys Pulsometer Pumps Robey and Cos Portable Engines and Machinery Richard Hornsby and Sons Oil and Gas Plants Waygoods Lifts and Hoists Robert
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      791 2 NOT WES. s.s. "WRAY CASTLE." We hereby notify that on account of damage to cargo on board the above vessel by tire and water, a deposit of 5% must be paid towards general average before the cargo can be delivered to consignees. ADAM3ON\ GILFILLAN ft Co., LTD' As Agents. Nov
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      570 2 International Banking Corporation. CAPITAL and SURPLUS GOLD $6,500,000. Head Office .—6O Wall Street. tfBW York. London Office Threadnecdie House, Bishopsgate Street Withm. London EC. London Bankers National Provincial Bank of England Li General Foreign Business Transacted. DEPOSIT.-. ODUtBHT Deposit Accuui,t^ opened and Interest allowed on the daily balances at th
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      346 2 /NSUR7i\(2^ MANUFACTURLRs"7r. B Policies are World W and Ind It has to-day n, un Canadian Lif t^ i ver hac I All claims arc- prois cash surren<i' application, by the G< s pore and I J i ence to Head O? v °^N». F. S. FVANB, A A pd GUTHRfE
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    VOLUNTEER TRAINING.
    333 3 L >rd XV ■ol ooea m tad m patbet md altho it is unwilling t > spend one of his la t| waa wbioh ought to be I volunteer m I:\ 1 writes that the d e duties m to be ft, md how th-y m to I
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    A BUDDHIST MONK TO TOUR W. AUSTRALIA.
    80 3 A BUDDHIST MONK TO TOUR W. AUSTRALIA. I J at an to who is claimed id ihist monS that A-eulth. Mr E. ig W -stern entertain ilg reillnstni Hi md has heoome lit the invita- ,c luonks iv the /c tuon: < Bttctdhiun m his own monasuob uf tii Saga
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    "THE CALL OF THE EAST."
    654 3 The extension of the Authors' Club probum a at Whitehall-court, wat celebrated by a lhnui W> the guest oil the evening mv v, Bar! d Bonaidahay, M.l., win, said m not everybody who had beard tin Jl of the East,* 1 and it was difficult
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    THE BILLIARD STANCE.
    357 3 lv an article m a Burma paper on the true position at the billiard table, from the pea of H. W, Stevensov, the champion -r, the writer gives these views which I t interest to local amateurs of the cue >ne of the most valuable assets to
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      634 3 Wealth of c bairis wealth I v N f indeed, espeM'PljCially to a wo--^W, Jman. If your hair falls out, is v^v V N too thin, or is los- iuq its color, use rff 'a'' I stair Vigor It will remove all dandruff, I and will give you thick, long,
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      236 3 White Zinc, White Lead, Paints, Oils, E Varnishes and Enamels. Are of the very highest quality it is possible to manufacture. Beware of imitations 1 Aspinall's products are obtainable of all Dealers. IMPORTERS, THE BORNEO CO., LTD. SINGAPORE. > < has the largest sale m the Far East. *l\ /the
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      202 3 MICA LUBRICANT CO., SOOTH SHIELDS. Makers PaVuU- s of the well known Mica Gu-ast, J.MMENDKI) I OR BngiM Bi h Engii i V Hu^ine Eccentrics. Engine Cylind« Shaft BeariDgs, Heavy. Light, Slow Speed, i.'aick Speed, as 4,000 revolutions per tn'w Upright Shafting. Loose PulU Ponderous Machinery. achinery. Kmchim ry exposed
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    LEWIS & PEAT'S RUBBER REPORT.
    623 4 LEWIS PEAT'S RUBBER REPORT. October i'.»th. Tbi following tola, wpriiing about IHH S-.raits and 20i tons Ceylon, were offered at Auction |Q day and Mid as follows um un Malay statks. Oft* P* lb. nu 14 cr part sold 7 11; Golcon-Li sh B 6 bid ■r 7 T Co
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    PENANG'S RAINFALL.
    207 4 After a very few days oi fine weather there a 85. inge on Monday night when a sharp downpour of rain occurred Throughout the whole of yesterday there was a succession of |O| lad showers varying from li^ht to severe. About midnight the floodgates were opened to their
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    KUALA LUMPUR BIRTHDAY PARADE.
    288 4 A contingent of the M. S. V. R., 49 strong including- 6 mounted infantry), 50 Sikh Police, 60 Cadets from the Victoria Institution and the State Band took part m the E£ing*l Birthday parade on the Padang. The men under the cjmmand of Captain H. Eledfoarn
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    COMING VISIT OF THE KING OF PORTUGAL.
    224 4 In a recent LiJies Letter the writer, who is well known under her pen-name of Penelope." touches thus upon the subject of the future marriage of the Souog King of PortuiM.!, who was the other day so hospitably received at Madrid Society is
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    PASSENGERS FOR THE STRAITS.
    513 4 Fer P O Himalaya, due Xov 19.- Mr A. Melvin. Mr A. MeCulloch, Mr E. Simon, Dr R. A. Campbell, Mrs Ellis, Mr J. H. Molyneux, Mr J. D. Keaye, The Right Rev the Bishop of Singapore and Mrs Ferguson Davie, Mr md Mrs P. Pollock,
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    MILL PROPERTY.
    296 4 MAGHI\Hry 9 PLAST NOTICE. nvited for I ings, mill, ice plant and beloDging to The Hong] mited, and situa:the Colon ,re as follows L Pi Lot No. 4, situate m Junk itside the Lyeniun New Territories of the CV and half an hour by Latin of Victoria. The
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      17 4 M uscular Pains. Hundreds of testimonials could be furnish ed showing the great pain relieving nowpr n
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      253 4 "Seductively Delicious. r,, c mo,, Pe rf .o, CIGARETTES "\J^7"E can, without fear of contradiction, guarantee that our State Express No. 555 (Virginia Leafj Cigarettes are Jk absolutely the finest procurable, and are rightly recognised as mm* mag r*m F*4 O« such by connoisseurs m every part of the world.
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      141 4 Japan Coals. THE Mitsui Bussan Kaisha Ltd. (MITSUI Co., Ltd) Head Office: No. 1, SURUGA CHO TOKIO. London Branch 34, Lime Street. E.C Singapore Branch 2, Flnlayson Gree n OTHER BRANCHES.— San Francisoo.Port. land, New York, RamlMUg Bombay, Calcutta, Rangoon, Sourabaya, Manila, Sydney Bangkok, Saigon, Hongkong, Canton. Amoy. Foochow, Shanghai,
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      130 4 Deacon, Looker Deacon, Solicitors ft 1. Des I Oc: 7 :acao Naval Administrative Cc< on. X O T I c E. It is hen by BOtil Council of tbe Macau N offer for sale by Public Auction at tbe 27tL (p.m.) a vessel o! I lying m the faUMC Harbour
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    UNKNOWN
    29 5 S tor of the < >bs*rv sly plaeei U H the f the extinction I' n.md. B ll i:..r. ates Q h. m. s. Q Q I ctric the
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    MORE BIRTHDAY HONOURS.
    182 5 to Ceylon OWUM London, November E published toI new I hinson. Sir Edward D ry ►rs, I I i- .Mr Robert Laid! X •lon, N* jvemV-er !>th. D >r- a.' i r i !.->• Sir R.S.S Ba n jj mF Sfi a uiem!>er of the well my.
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    AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS IN COLOMBO.
    705 5 '1 be Bl vtca >>s Q M.i.K Pack. 1 remaining oontingeni of the Anetrathat ivuchfl Colombo by I Orient lading Memra McAllister, Etuuford, Carter, WhittjandCarkeek, rday- ::ue on QaDe Pace during their Btaj m W!th tl assistance of five Aus- nscn, igaintt the Ceylooese f '<;
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      151 5 Save the Doctor's Fee. If you are a man of moderate means and ;annot afford to employ a physician when you havt- an attack of diarrhoea, you will be to know that one or two doses of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy will cure it. For sale by all
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      524 5 WANTED. PRIVATE TUITION.— By a qualified teachex of experience. Highly proficient ii Math* matieH. Btndentfi prepared for Cam bridge local and other examinations, Frencl tavghi Attendance at students' home if re quired. Apply to L. S. 80, Tank Rood. Oct 30 30.11 WANTED. Junior Clerk. Chinese. Most hold 7th Standard
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      365 5 mm99mv®G9+G&owt&e& ■■•■•■>•>■• ■>!■■■■ ANNUAL I Rubber land adjacent to the Town OF KUANTAN, PAHANG. AUCTION SALE OF A block of 991 acres of first-class Rubber Land. TO BE HELD AT POWELL Co'S SALEROOM. On Tuesday, 16th Nov.. at 2.30 p.m. All that valuable block of rubber land situate between the
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      191 5 STRAITS CYCLE MOTOR Co., Ltd. 15, BATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE CYOLI ALL MOTOR ACCESSORIES. Electro Plating; Repairs to Typewriters, Sewing Machines, Rikishas, Motor Bicycles, Bicycles etc. Dunlop Motor Cycle Tyres 26 by 2 4 Palmer Motor Cycle Tyres 26 by 2! 4 The Cheapest House m the Trade. RUBBER TYRES, CARRIAGE
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    The Singapore Free Press
    23 6 ■Si-- shall the Press the People* ng 1 s intaSi :,u-, by influence and unbr be >• ii p.-ecepi Loyafcy
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    Wednesday, Nov. 17, 1909.
    2455 6 It is satisfactory to learn from a letter appearing m to-day's issue from the firm of Paterson Simons and Co that the larger and newer vessels of the Japanese shipping company, Nippon Yusen X risha, for which that firm holds the agency at Singapore, are supplied
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    THE FEDERAL COUNCIL
    45 6 A< FOB :etin stimates for L9lO. i The tirst numb has been issue<i. enactments flnalinfi w ment, I Supply, which will c at the first nieetiu Id the estimateexpenditure expenditure r revenu. pendi* 1, iiDfir reven I will bt I thi* fear.
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    Correspondence.
    160 6 BLASTING AT 110 I L icifl practice of I and m the ne injured. Blasting that locality, bo ;rded. ntnittuea this appear to be callow it was the dutx that d endangered. Singapore, 16th )j NIPPON To Tiik Ei nrticle m this n Press re^irdi Suez and fitted would
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    AMERICAN DUTIES.
    108 6 1 hear that the I'nited < jfei ed a v> Phillip;: be sent dire< so escape the duty pp within the maw of I tors. By this long company will ku to pay, but it mil less, than the dot] damage by sea an have aa deleterious i
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      164 6 Fascination of the Last T:_ ,3b^ Bouton Rouge fund *ClUv* C» r »-v ~^wKFsB& Egyptian Cigarettes Luxury to the Man of Taste. ROBIXSOK and Go., IjOHN LITTLE CO, LTD. I I TAILORING DEPT^ 1 Finest and Latest Fashionable Materials imported direct from The Best Leading London Woollen Firms. WORKMANSHIP FIT
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      75 6 CALL AT If a \J \J 1 111 JLA KJ TO I LEAK Piano-Player. Made and Guaranteed for this Climate. The cheapest undoubtedly THE BEST S.Moytrie&Co.ltd. THE ARCADE, Next to Robinson Co. LEE BROTHERS. CHRISTMAS IS COMING Have Your Photographs Takkn Now. High Class Photographs. Enlargements a Speciality. MODERATE PRICES--58-4,
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  • TURKEY'S PARLIAMENT.
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      MANUEL VISITS ENGLAND.
      25 7 ived by the King-. h 10 49 am. i by the Prince whom he p t0 >r w Eiward i number, D
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      DISTURBED CRETE.
      15 7 Pd of the Bom ra. 1 C-inea, be Gii to icet to elect
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      PERSIAN PARLIAMENT.
      10 7 q from itatea that the •er- ii i
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      PROPERTY SALES.
      106 7 wing S.: vere I and Co.'s 1 v fternoon. feet, l ::h 42 run. quit t 7. Shaik Siid l Street, 1,219 i j S I m •;< c Alsaa 0. i freehold, t Bin -istow t feet, freehold, c ir bin b $2,52 i 9 Qth Bri
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      STREET MENDING.
      52 7 to be tackled M presented at the meet intr of Commission on II i -i iv. g remeta 1 v to 22 feet wide, h-nl. Bukit Timah-rd d upress tl i_' f '-rd. »rchard-rd (tlranee tl prefer- ci 11 argent c' granite, including <;.iy- tl :\im-r<l §7,Bti t.
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      SERIOUS FIGHT.
      25 7 i>e«n a bis right at Pulo >bin y hive been killed. 1 made tl t.e m a I iimeh to make n v
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      COAL IN FORMOSA.
      64 7 ich coal veins abonnd tbe coal mining industry nedon oa f«ry limited seal«. j ■ormosan Government therefore con- tiona m tu>- M output of coal m Ported at about 15l\ kin. the development of commerce and a the Island, the demand for coal n >' i d
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    FESTIVAL OF EMPIRE.
    65 7 FEATURE FOR [910. (By Submarine Telegraph.— Beater's) The whole of the Crystal Palace grounds have been tafan orer for the whole of the summer ol 1 ir^nisers of the Festival o! which wiU indude n presentations of lifo and industrial m the Empire. b a view to
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    MESOPOTAMIA REVIVED.
    47 7 trrigatioiyril] do. Willcocka iq a lecture delivered ■re the Royal Geographical Society on said the proposed improvemeats to irrigation and communication id give facilities for the annual production of a million tons of wheat, two million hundredweight of cotton, and millions of p and cattle.
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    GREAT THAMES BRIDGE.
    30 7 19 pm. The Common Council of London has sanctioned the construction of a new bridge over the Thames abutting on St. Paul's at of two million pounds.
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    LORD CHARLES.
    21 7 Received 10.40 am. L >rd Charles Beresford is not a candidate for reviously wired, but will stan.] for Portsmouth. > <
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    THE MERRY MAKERS.
    195 7 wm not a large audience that assembled at the Victoria theatre last evening to witness the second entertainment of the Merry Makers. Those who were present, however, thoroughly enjoyed themselves. The charming visitors soon captivated the house, and the choruses were taken up enthusiastically, -The dresses were
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    CUTTING OFF THE QUEUE.
    215 7 The Canton correspondent of the China VXail writes as follows on the above subect the main point being that there is a general disposition to accept the innovation The prospect of losing the quene at no listant Jate is causing some little stir among he people.
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    HARMSTON'S CIRCUS.
    73 7 The contest at Harinston's oa Monday lighi on the revolving table, aided by the BcchanicT. wai rwry amusing. Many Malaya ,nd some Enropoana tried to keep their ooting on the precarioua platform, and the >ri /e was awarded to Mr Aroox >o, with 18 wiut.s. Mr Fenton made
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    THE RHIO STRAITS DISASTER.
    1119 7 CAPT. DAGGfffl ACCOUNT. THE STORY OF THE ACCIDENT. e Small crowds still collect at the Victoria Dry i > JC k to view the in jury to the British India steamer Oada caused by her collision with the French steamer Li Seyne. So far nothing has
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    LATE WIRE NEWS.
    472 7 (Via Rangoon.) Indian Affairs. Xjondon, November 4 Tn the House of Commons this afternoon Mr Hart-Davies asked whether the Amir had yet expressed any views on the subject of the Anglo Russian Convention. The Master of Eiibank replied in the negative. In reply to Mr Mackarness the
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    A FORTUNATE WEDDING TRIP.
    173 7 Thirteen Chinese Saved. It is not often that a newly. married couple during their first few days of wedded bliss have the good fortune to save a dozen or so Iive3, but this has happened in the case of Captain and Mrs Grosslohmann. They were only
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      18 7 I :.rv by Buying- Chamberlain's P Cough Remedy. '1 pay jast a~ tor bottlt 1 >: fox any of
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      271 7 ROBINSON CO. B mm U 1 ftn II fll I B I NOW OPEN. I ROBINSON Rr rrs Proprietor L CAJUPIET. Telephone: So. THE BEST FOOD v GUEST NIGHT DINNER B VER Y S3 TURD7\ Y. j mmhm l 1 <! orclies l r a can accept engagements bctwec%'3 7
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    THE GOLD EXCHANGE IN THE LIGHT OF EXPERIENCE.
    759 8 > article by Mr < tharlei A. Con the Journal of the Amerib bieii it is stated: Thegoldex taadard differs m attend "respects from the limping standard. J: bee:. i purpose and P p] ad ill Mexico, atd to ;i certain extent
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      62 8 STOOMVAA&T IViAATSCBAPPI (STEAMSHIP COMPANY "NEDERLAND.' 1 Fortnightly Mail Service between Java aid Aaitarauß ria Singapore, Sat Colombo. Genoa. Algiers. Tangier and Lisbon (Dover oeeacumally), BlaUBflTB HN due QB or about UM acder- dates Outward. I Nov. 20 HomewaiJ KoniD^i:. aiua N v. 2 R.ate of passage to Genoa First 2lass.
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      546 8 On the Berth. INDO-CHINA S. N. CO., LTD POB HONGKONG, SHANGHAI JAPAN. The Company's steamer "NAMSANG" 4,035 tons, P. M. B. Lake, commander, will be despatched on ISta instant, for the above por She has excellent accommodation for saloon passengers amidships, carrying a qualifi2d European Surgeon, and is fitted throughout
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      1002 8 SHIPPING. HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE, HAMBURG. The Bteamers ol 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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      702 8 SHIPPING. STEAM NAVIGATION OOMPAKT. For Chins, Japan, Ptnang, Cerlcn, Atfftralia, IndU, Aden, Egyri, £Heditrrr«n^an Ports, Plrnnouth mid London. Throngh Bills of L&i.ng mm! for QUm Coast, Persian Gtui, Continental aad American Ports. Stcjiracm will !«w Sia^apnfi on or abco! mail lines. Outward (for Ci-in'i) Himalaya Nov 19 1910 Delta Dec
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      477 8 SHIPPING. Norddeutscher Lloyd, IMPERIAL GERXAI MAIL I Ice fas; an: -ruli-mown run this PwpHl HD fortnightly troai Kamburt- fia H. cterdam, A GibralUtr. <T,,noa, Naples, (connection Mao* Naples, Alexandria and vice m bun?.. Aden, Colombo, Peaang, Sin fcong, Bteafhai, Nag-asaki A Kobe tand i)H t They ar« dr.e .n Sin^port
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    TRADE CONDITIONS IN CHINA.
    441 9 LLIHII.: eg, Beyt 24, een enlivened I) 1 I eUesaaa provided with an who ex: lefootite king that he was a Maltese. In m lm- I BSI I and Ihe !','>- penal< biases Ed I -trial ro be held m Peking m 1 Bit assertion had
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    THE GREAT WEST.
    91 9 he Oim lohnsoc. Governor of Mm m the October Work on the history Phi West." He says ~> H only the dthe reserve camp for the colossal commercial supremacy or Urn estern wineei vision I tl home market. Paged ol its geographic J posi- commerce 'rient I
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    HONGKONG NAVAL YARD.
    41 9 r- tittd a tine show m the ongkong na<. lack which. M ah—fly n our colmuts, she eutefed to gt-neral clean up. She il Qm third w dry duck and the first 80 that I ling capacity of
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    MR. LLOYD GEORGE AS PROTECTIONIST.
    272 9 P*nm ken Bkihgs Capital Prom Abroad. The value of Protection v eJeftrij shown by the first fourteen m.nths 1 working of the Patent Art, for which the Socialist Chan- of the Exchequer was responsible. I&M earned c&piba] amounting to to be brought into the country
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    PROGRESS IN THE SOUDAN.
    305 9 Tue eighth annual report of the Gordon Memorial College at Khartoum has just been issued. To those outside the Socialist ranks who believe that British rule m the land of nt is oppressive and contrary to the best interests of the fellaheen, the statement will come
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    MALAY.
    177 9 a v w The difficulties which are confronting the cause of missions m China, through the intricacy of the language problem and the variety of dialects, intensify themselves to a degree amongetthe Chinese abroad. Mr Shellabear's article upon work m Singapore and Malaysia, m the September Chinese Recorder, draws
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    GLENLOCHY ON FIRE.
    48 9 It was reported OB Nov. ;> m Hongkong that .1 feafegnun had been received by Messrs Gifanaa and Co., agents for Lloyds, to the effect that the Hongkong bound steamer Glenlcchy had reported m passing Cape St. t fV,of aha wuc nn fire, the fire having
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    GRATEFUL MOTHER.
    300 9 TELLfi how Doan's Backache Kidney Pills saved hbb Son s Lifb. Mrs. D. Tier, of 102, Rowland Road, Worthing, England, says I don't know how to thank you enough, for your Doan's Backache Kidney Pin s have actually taved the life of my son Arthur, age 14. Arthur's
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      360 9 Tea is everywhere, but not good tea. If you want really good tea, which will make you feel that life is worth living, you should try our Re. 1-4 (Red Label). BROOKE BOND'S TEA S Id by all respectable dealers throughout the Straits Settlements. Wholesale Agents: MESSRS. GUTHRIE CO. KAVENA
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      599 9 The First Over-Channel Flight (Baraques to Dover, July 25, 1909) J/. Metiot s momentous achievement „~,p^^_ .>// V~;, -*-»>.- l?£;4i&; til flying from France to England m a «"■£>•" c v heavier tnan ah machine ts destined Y'i.fi^t, '*'< <.* ~?9&kti&^^Zs% l i > jto become a milestone m History.
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      563 9 THE Singapore Free Press. Mon\ing Daily. To Our Headers The Singapore Free Press is now Sfornipg ad is on sale at Aiaota, froniai, !,r ;our eac:, iavs excepted). Cash price Ten Cents a copy. Subscribers' copies will be delivers their private residences, (or town offices or godowns ifpreirrr.- -yen o'clock
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    OPIUM FOR AUSTRALIA.
    462 10 A Nk S lr. t ,r>e of the hearing of the c g gainst two C> policeman, at the Centra] Criminal Cour of cii n: with devices ooncc tar am opium was brought to li_ n tborate i i teat of C Ten, a principal witneat m
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    TRADE OF DUTCH EAST INDIES.
    343 10 B Sydney Daily Telegraph gives some of the imports into the j) adies, which was the subject of a report from the New South Wales trade i The total importations cf leather and equal to about t-kV I which Australia only shared 4 0. To
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    CONDITIONS IN SOUTH MANCHURIA.
    493 10 [> X BKS g CIVII A.DMIHIBTBATION. General Count Oshima, Governor- General of Kw.ait.. .tii" U-.ised territory m South afanohuria when interviewed by a Press re- pres-riUtiv m Tokyo on the 13th ultimo, is 1 (noted i>y khe Japan Herald as stating, that i the .T tpanete
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    SIAM'S FINANCE.
    388 10 Cost of Equalising Exchange. The Financial Adviser has on more than one occasion thought it well to point out that the steady advance m the revenue which has been maintained for so many years, cannot be expected to go on for ever. But for fourteen years that steady
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    A CURIOUS ANIMAL.
    117 10 iy Mr i. binsrnure, who sends a photo^rapi ie ot i strange animal to the Australian writes id "The animal was caught m a dog trap o: :;i/.ing farm m the Warrego district c v Queensland. It was dead when brought it r3 and I propped it
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      1140 10 KELLY and WALSH, Ltd. NEW NOVELS. NEW BOOKS. The Conquest of the Air by Alphonse :tion. and Reactions by Rudyard Kipling Berget with exp i anatory Diagrams 16 Paladin by Horace A. Vachell and Photographs 7. 75 a- Romano of Michael Trevail by Joseph Marks on Pottery and Porcelain by
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      131 10 LEVY HERMANOS, 3, BATTERY ROAD Jewellers, Watchmakers, Gramaphones, Fancy Goods. Cash Clearance SALE! DURING NOVEMBER. I Special Bargains, Enormous Reduction ODEON RECORDS SPECIAL SALE PRICE 52.25 I Early Inspection Kindly tavltedA Siemens Brothers Dynamo Works, Lid. Siemens Brothers k Co., Ltd. HEAD OFFICES WORI Caxton House Westminster, London Stafford, Woolwich
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      383 10 I nm—in mi "'I r r— SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT RAILWAY. From Ist May, 1909, and until further notice. TRAIN SERVICE FOR WEEK DAYS ONLY. UP TRAINS. am. am. am. am. am. pm. pm. pm. pm. pm i 12 8 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 Borneo^. Z 7*.33 12.42 People's
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    STEAMERS.
    134 11 i whmn fcatm -i uf Agents. A O. |1 Rei M M. v I v^ M tnsfiel 1 o lon, t'iit Simons. X ■<■.• B M S D E A M UM :-;ld. i> a P I p A M M 1 Ulster I I M M Be a
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    SHARES.
    1036 11 November 16. Cap. Issue. Paid. LastDiv. Buyers. Sklteps 150,000 2/- 2/- Anglo-Malay 24% Int. 14/6 14/9 30, 1 1 }Urn Caves 10% 517 6 6 0 0 80.000 1 1 Batu Tiga (Solangor) 5% 210 230 *****0 I 1 BukitKajang 220 2 7 6 Contributory 1 3 6 15
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    EXCHANGE.
    56 11 (Corrected up to Nov. J Bank 4ms demand N Private credits 3m s 2 cre3it6 6ms France, demand Bank... Germany, demand India, T. T 171 i lemand 25£%di». Yokohama, demand Java, demand ikok' demand Sovereigns, Bank Buying $8.54 Bank of England Rate 5% Discount 3 months bills 4[% II
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    PRODUCE.
    119 11 Nov. 16 *Tin |7 Gaml.ier w buyers J Gauabier Cube No 1 Gnijiuier (jut* j>u. norn PepporD'art rd«. S'pcrt) Peeper, V»' :i ;t« f «Ju buyers 27.1 > Nuune^f(lluto t^*;b.)^ 2" ttoaafi BO to Iht lk> «i 00 Mace .Bandai com GoTee .'Amboiß* N mm norn Bally Coffee (10%
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    COTTON GROWING IN THE BRITISH EMPIRE.
    139 11 A fresh effort is being made to encourage the growing of cotton within tl empire I do no: Amei m BOtti for there .j.id develops the United Stetei thai have often to work short time. Already about _rowa lllj m the t that it
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      79 11 SSJ 1 > KXPECTED. Singapore Cold Storage Co, Ltd. Entrance to Borneo Wharf, :cks of all kinds of Frozen Meatcan be delivered to shipping a: I er in the Singapore Roads en f OFFICE HOURS Weekdays 7 a.m. to 5 pm. 7 a.m. to 8 I I p.m. to I
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      606 11 I TO LET. FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET. Sherwood Paterson Roadfrom lstJaou--1 19 10. rni»bed 1160 pei month. A m Simons A Co., Ltd. TO BE LET FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED r rangoon Road. A commodicu- booae dtab i mem or family, groan b, ownet vrfll partly Enrnisfa house if required. Apply—
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      71 11 trai- mm mv ImS *m mark V Jdk lli jL« W aim S «m <^^ Tonic Wine A^n The Ideal "Pick-me-up" "-AmM^A vitalising tonic specially prepared for use m TONTC^WiiViF tropical climates. Dispels lassitude and depression, gives strength, energy and appetite, and aids digestion. An excellent safeguard against malaria and
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      844 11 VESSELS IN PORT. Steamers Fla* Tons Master Arrived Ftom Connirnee Kor U HockKian Dut 1020 Eabi I N LI Wee Bros. „m Clam Brit23U H:and Xov 5 X> Pat Simons Coulsdon t 2789 Turnbull Xov 12 Hontjkoni; Boustead Penang 17 DoTfe Xor 733 Paulsen X-v 13 Baagkok „ok Edendale Brit
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    POLICE COURTS.
    577 12 i. A curious case was before t:. Ma- a which I Chi&ese was i pr> a. I* seems the mdiv. in-* *rr tf ibla and bhn out he had gone too far, an i found hims*- masted I bjsj were inflicted m the S and BSterdaj a offenders
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    ILLNESS OF H. R. H. THE PRINCE OF PICHAI.
    56 12 Wt n of H. X H fcht Princt I Piefcai Priaoa Benya) has m no w;ty improrsd isd ii regunde critical. Hit R fa] Highness baa iievttr n }^*en m the "^f of healtk UHCC bk ratom from X:;_' ana ;t
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    ATHLETIC NOTES.
    1181 12 In a week or from now we shall be nag I the doings of the Malayan cricbti wbo have gone up to do battle for oi igaiast Hongkonft and Shanghai. The genera] opinion appean tobe that the eleren i m bowling bat not so strong m bitting Zahnder
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    APPEAL OF MR. TEAL.
    219 12 Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith was further occupied m the Supreme Court yesterday afternoon m hearing the appaal of 0. A. Teal, an employe of tha Tanjong Pagar Dock Board, who was sentenced by Mr. H >ward, late District Judge, to six months' rigorous imprisonment on three
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    FOOTBALL.
    478 12 A keenly contested game m connection with the Malaj Cup competition took place on Beach Rjad reclamation last evening: the contestants were G. P. O. and Bibui kirat. As soon as play started G. P. O. obtained a penalty k:ck which was well taken but saw the ball just
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    551 12 A second class passenger on the Glenogle, from Amoy and Swatow, birth to a boy durina the voyage. Before Lieut Cator, Deputy Master At-. ten Unt, yesterday, the Chint?e Book of the ss. C*rlyle w &s sentenced to four weeks" rigorous imprisonment fur desertion. The Blue Funnel steamer
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    DOVER HARBOUR.
    179 12 October 2 2 ad last the Prince of Wales formally declared open the new Harbour at Dover which ha 3 been constructed by the contractors Messrs. S. Pearson and Son Limited, at a cost of over 3$ million sterling. This work which is to form an Admiralty Harbour
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    FIGHT WITH A SHARK.
    215 12 Lieut James H. Stewart, Jun., while out swimming off Polinao Point, near Manila, encountered a large shark. He tried to frighten it away, but the shark after a momentary disappearence rose right under him and seized him by the calf of the leg and rariied the
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    LATEST SHIPPING.
    29 12 [In addition to that on page 11.] Bridge, Nor. 650, Capt. Folkmann, Xov ]K. J Bangkok, Low Sum, Bangkok 18. Breid, Nor. 645, Capt. Folkestad, Nov 16,
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      162 12 HAMS BA eOA. 1 "PINEAPPLE" BRAND. Singapore Cold Storage Co. Ltd, RETAIL DEPOT. lU2 25 Orchard Road. Netherlands Gutta Perciil COMPANY, LIMITED. Singapore Rubber Works. MOTOR TYRES retreaded at Moderate Prices. RIBBED MATS for Motor Cars. MATS (3ft. x 2ft.) for Carriages and Rikishas. ALL KIND OF BICYCLE TYRES. Works
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