The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 27 October 1910
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Title Section16 1910-10-27 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1910. NO. 7,04816 words
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Article122 1910-10-27 1 A cl '•udburst is reported in Italy Pa The heavy rains have caused land slips in the F. M S— Page 4. The New German Dreadnought ha> attiined a §peed of 28 knots Pit: la the bif? tin case at I'enang judgment was given for plaintiff Pal'122 words
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Article599 1910-10-27 1 Everyday life tffords nui stances in which tie be desired quality, tact has s an awkward situation. It is not tb. tune of evfi voiif with tho happy knack of beii g able to do or sav the light thing at the right moment, bat the ree< udN ing599 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement464 1910-10-27 1 THE FAVOURITES' RETURN. THE WAYANG KASSIM The Indra Zanibar Royal Theatrical Co. OF SINGAPORE From a successful Tour of the East AT THE ALEXANDRA HALL North Bridge Road. Firßt Show on the left from T. P. D. Brighter than ever. To.Nlsht I TO'Niiht I No Performance. REMEMBER! Tomorrow Night CHILORONG464 words
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Advertisement254 1910-10-27 1 MARLBOROUGH BBACH ROAD. THE POPULAR SHOWNEW INTERESTING SERIES TO-NIGHT 2nd Show 9'30 to 11 pm. 1. In Russia,— on the Volga (the longest River in Europe). 2. Two Cowards. 3. A Regatta on the Mekong. 4. A Boat on Wheels 5 c Salome. 6 a it. (Art Italia) b. i254 words
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Advertisement101 1910-10-27 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Fox terrier for Sale Page 7. Harima Hall New Films P^ge 1. BD. Ox ley Road to Let— Page Colt Revolvers at Robinsons Paj Star Opera Co. peiformarues Page 1. Paying guests wanted Tanglia district Page 7. Mortgagee's Sale at Powell atd Company's —Page 3. Benson's Famous "Field"101 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous409 1910-10-27 1 THE WEEK Thursday, .:7th High Water- 6 40 a., VI Ladies' Bisley, 4 p B I. Mail Homeward closes 3 p Philharmonic Orchestra, 8 :>" p Friday. I Bth High Water.— 7 48 a, 7.3 p Municipal Commission. 2 X. D. L. Mail Outward due. CATwRDAY, 29th Hirfh Water.— B409 words
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Article829 1910-10-27 2 There is a very general habit among nurses of taking coffee when on night duty "in order to keep them awake," and they succeed only too well in their purpose, for they are unable to obtain proper sleep for hours afterwards, because the caffeine contained in ordinary coffee irritates the829 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement496 1910-10-27 2 WATERBURY'S Metabolized Cod Liver Oil Compound* TASTELESS. OEOURLESS. Aids digestion. Does not upset the stomach and is unrivalled for coughs,, colds, bronchitis and all pulmonary troubles, and is a general tonic for building up the system. OF ALL CHEMISTS. 5125 and $2 00 JAPAN TRADIL The Representative of an oldestablished496 words
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Advertisement814 1910-10-27 2 NOTH3ES. GOVERNMENT NOTIceT Tenders will be received at the Colonial Secretary's Office, up to noon of the 4th November, 1910, for the following works 1. General repairs to the Sailors' Home and out-buildings 2. Extension of the latrine at Raffles Girls' School, construction of a new latrine for servant-} and814 words
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Advertisement647 1910-10-27 2 NOTIQES. ivroTiCEr During my temporary absence from Singapore, Mr. E. R. Thomas will be in charge of this Branch. By order of the Board of Directors. Wm. MACBEAN, Agent. Uoion Insirance Society of Canton Ltd. Singapore, October 20th, 1910. Oct 21 NOTICE. THE JUMGLE CLEARIMB COMPANY, LTD. AUTHORISED CAPITAL $200,000.647 words
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Advertisement583 1910-10-27 2 Chartered Bank of India Australia and China. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHART IB Paid up Capital in 60,000 •hares of 220 each fl SO0 t ftnr Reaerve Fund £1,600,000 Refcire Liability of Propri•to" I l,200,0(H Court of Director*. Sir Montagu Cornish Turner (CLairman). Sir Henry Stewart Cunningham, K.C J.E.' Thomas Cuthbertson,583 words
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Advertisement298 1910-10-27 2 MANUFACTU^ERs77 r INSURANCE lf t Policiep are TRICI 'KFEITABLK BLfi "»«di|J aims, loans -ptly settlea b Singnpore without Head Office The Reserves f holders are over $2C The Accounts ar ance Department ol GUTHRIE ft SOUTH BRITISH IKBTJRAV(EC LJI, FIRE Insurances tf. vd d Boiida-^ and Merchfa ir **k MAai298 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement155 1910-10-27 3 k MORTGAGEE S SALE a reserTe for road oft WELL Co.. Auctioneers. if *haik Sall.m bin Mohamed Bakran Hadbull, (Deceased). AUCTION SALE 0? PROPERTIES lawn inter, at 2 30 p m. ire POWfLL Co, Auctioneers. IMPORTANT PROPERTY SALE Valuable Town Properties November, at 2-30 p m d La:: 1 S155 words
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Advertisement327 1910-10-27 3 lu^^^^^^ No other preparation soothes and refreshes J \vvy tl ]e sun-scorched skin lit ff nazehne Pure and mmtK > 19 Cool a w'ifm A "*HA7Flf\icl Its beautifying and pre- rvati properties im- >^ part a silky softness to the skin and a radiant beauty /to the complexion. I Neither327 words
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Advertisement427 1910-10-27 3 OTOMUNE'S ANNUAL SALE WILL eOMMENQE FROM 1 st November. EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS WILL BE OFFERED. TWQTtONS. MORTGAGEE'S SA.E OF The Valuable Property KNOWN AS The Valmont Rubber Estate, Holland Rd,; Singapore. To be held at Powel! fo's Sale-room On Tuesday, Ist November, at 2-30 p m Area about 2Hi acres. Of427 words
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Advertisement500 1910-10-27 3 AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE TEAK HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE 4c. THE PROPERTY OF H. K. GOB] At XHORLTON,' No 38, Grange Rd. On Saturday, sth November, at 2*30 p.m. Japanese bric-a-brac whatr.ot handsome straw string woven chairs teak occasional with tile top Jatanese folding screen with eilk embroidered panels; a number of500 words
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Advertisement45 1910-10-27 3 I THE 1 |"GRAC^_HOTEI.| I SANATORIUM, I PENANC HILLS. I I A perfect health resort and I an ideal spot for spending! holidays and week-ends. I Crisp and bracing atmosphere. Bungalows for families; also single and double rooms. ITEKNIS, BILLIARDS, 4 CRCQLET. SARKIES BROTHERS, Proprietors45 words
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Article, Illustration1285 1910-10-27 4 The Singapore Free Press. Thursday, Oct. 27, 1910. H<-rc Khali tfip Prc« tli* naintain, .-.iin aw. Pledged t. 1 jiw. Nothing could be more appropriate thaD, just after the close of the publication of the long series of able articles on The Unrest in ludia" by Mr Chirol, of the1,285 words
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Article546 1910-10-27 4 A duel was fought by two soldiers of the garrison of Fort de Kock. Both were killed. A Chinaman of Victoria Street has informed the police that five Chinese attacked him and robbed him of a sum of $34 04. A sensation was caused on the front at Hastings by546 words
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Article212 1910-10-27 4 It is just twelve years acquest of the Soudan upleted t\ L >rd Kitchener. J hiring that period the mat« progress of thar region has been very remarkable, especially in the development o: nomic products. Oae scarcely expf 'ed to hear, however, that rubber would be212 words
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103 1910-10-27 4 Hongkong an] th em to be the only places with a grievance regarding the military contribution. IndoChinaalso feels sore on the subject judging from complaints made by ti contribution used to be ten millions of francs yearly, but, on additional troops being stationed there, the am mnt103 words
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Article38 1910-10-27 4 JUDGMENT F- I lengthy judgmw favour of the pit Tl the of one per ce: of England, frum tl to th that or they w» of interet In this oil The defendan iosta. Counsel f38 words
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Article14 1910-10-27 4 The follow I share action to i ellmajs an -rendab B I14 words
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Article20 1910-10-27 4 1 The Regent Kuantai meut yacht Seabelle. will bhoi The mortality retui give a death rn death 6 bt fever20 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement239 1910-10-27 4 FRESH SUPPLIES, JUST LANDED OF THE FOLLOWING CIGARETTES Duncan's (Glasgow) Nos. 17 20 De Reszke's "Tenors." Fribourg Treyers Finest Egyptian. Weinberg's No. I Mahallas. CALDBECK, MACGREGOR Co., SOLE AGENTS. Benson's Famous For Home use, India, or the Colonies, Unequalled for Riding, /3\ B campaigning or rough wear. /^3^v The Times239 words
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Advertisement16 1910-10-27 4 THE ROBINSON PIANO COMPANY, LTD. New Music New Records New GramophonesNew Models of PIANOS JUST ARRIVED.16 words
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Advertisement43 1910-10-27 4 For a Lame Back. When you have pains or lameness in the back bathe the parts. with Chamberlain's Pain Balm twice a day massaging with the palm of the hand for five minutes at each application. I n i! a: t■ i i43 words
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Article16 1910-10-27 5 E\'CH PREMIER DENOUNCED Submarine Telegraph. Reuter'g) um.nd's i ke. über ad im an up16 words
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Article25 1910-10-27 5 Briand's Vindication. tn. member of the Chambrtndas ited that general I and them. trom the ernment ne. wo B acte< j25 words
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Article19 1910-10-27 5 lar. ba police in anarB6Q >sued lent B Preft 'he Vab e sentence of as speedily as19 words
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Article15 1910-10-27 5 com >w. be Turkish newsmat the sek I be u > c15 words
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Article109 1910-10-27 5 ---turd hag written an rime Minister on the he 8 M will few weeks. regn nations M I be ab- that in to the five provided u more e laid j the force of he adds be supon b depends the whole of of of109 words
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Article47 1910-10-27 5 STRUGGLE FOR SUPREMACY. THE LATEST GERMAN DREADNOUGHT. (By Submarine Telegraph.— Reuter's.) LondoD, I >*t 2'">. -am states that the new German battleship of the D.eidnought class, the Vender Tann on her trials, ave <ed of twenty-eight knots. She ia superior to any other battleship in the world.47 words
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Article21 1910-10-27 5 Athens, the Assembly has been dissolved and the elections for the new revisionumber take place -n Xjvembar21 words
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Article27 1910-10-27 5 S F eikil Imiral Montecuecol ruction of Dread noughts" would involve an increase in the personnel of th- in Navy of twentynd men.27 words
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Article25 1910-10-27 5 ->>, 10 a.m. annour i n that there is tranquillity in Germ in official quarters regardin^ Persia, and Girmiay his no intention of interf ere.25 words
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Article16 1910-10-27 5 The and Ktiserin and Princass ictoria have been warmly welcomed at -sels.16 words
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Article25 1910-10-27 5 KAISER B AN QUETTED. H. I. M. the Kiner is at Brussels. His testy was bacquetted by the State ai.d the most cordial vere exchanged.25 words
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Article39 1910-10-27 5 in K -me that it is estimated that there have been a hundred victims at Cattara, while at Mijori a whole street collapse 1 .md twenty were killed, and at Minori there were four deaths.39 words
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Article410 1910-10-27 5 The following information is from the report by the British Aotiag Consul General at I' ae trade of the Republic of Panama in 1 a 3rd Mty 1910, ended the sixth year of the construction of the Panama Canal, and it is confidently anticip* ted that the410 words
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Article990 1910-10-27 5 A l h of Meaning. Before the Chief Justice yesterday the case of the Planters' Stores vs S. J. Julah, a suit of $12,(K0 odl in c nnection with a I in the above ompany's shires, was resumed. Mr Upcott for plaintiff, Mr Page for defendant.990 words
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Article42 1910-10-27 5 Before Mr Justice Fisher and a special jury yesterday Kandasamv, a Kling, was charged with murder. Mr R C. Edmonds Public Prosecutor was for the Crown, and Mr Johannes for the defence. The case was uniinisbed when the Court rose.42 words
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Article880 1910-10-27 5 The statutory meeting of the above was held yesterday in the Exchange, Mr St V. B. Down priding. There were also present Messrs C. E. Craig, E. P. Mauldon, R M Ezakiel, the R-v W. Murray, and the secretarv, Mr A. A. Gunn. The Chairman said The Comp*ny880 words
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Article110 1910-10-27 5 "THE MERR? WIDOW." Local play goers turned up in strength at the Victoria Tlieatre list night to witness the fiaa! pprforinaDca given by the talented members of the Biudmann Opera Company. That delightful little musical comedy The Merry Widow was given by special request. This is one of110 words
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Article29 1910-10-27 5 "Oh tell me where is fancy bred, In beauty, gold, or acres Those were the words the poet said So say the history-makers. A Doet wi:h a level head29 words
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Page 5 Advertisements
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Advertisement25 1910-10-27 5 Why? From a small beginning the sale and nse of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has extended to all parts of the United States and to many25 words
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Advertisement160 1910-10-27 5 Irobinson C9I COLT'S REVOLVERS I WITH SOLID FRAME AND SIMULTANEOUS EJECTION! Colt's Revolvers are the jr embodiment of every l WMil8>l^!!!!!!}H!^^ perfection resulting from years ld^ of expedience in the construction of k Fire Arms. The Colt "Positive Lock "is an HBi Automatic Safety of Proved Reliability. Golfs Police Positive160 words
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Advertisement378 1910-10-27 6 TO LET. TO LET FURNISHED or UNFURNISHED Oxley Read. Sitting and dining tooms, 8 bed A 2 bathrooms, verandah ttc St. for 8 hordes. Rent $50. Ent vember. Apply to M TO LET ,or at Zetland House (Armenian Apply on the premises. *L0 LET FURNISHED or UNFURNISHED The comfortabl* -10378 words
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Advertisement458 1910-10-27 6 NOTICE, Singapore to Bangkok. The steamer M Ban Hong Lion?." Captain Rushton, will leave Sirgapore on Friday, the October. 191 o, at 1 p m. Comfortable accommodation for first and second class passengers. E ectric Light. Single passage $50 or S<) tica's. Return passage S9O or 140 ticals. For freight,458 words
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Advertisement713 1910-10-27 6 HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE, HAMBURG The steamers of the Company maintain a regular service between Hamburg. Bremen, Antwerp, and Rotterdam, and the Straits, China and Japan. Home war dp, they are despatched fortnightly for Havre and Hamburg and once a month for Bremerhaven direct, calling at Penang and Colombo. Taking carge713 words
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Advertisement722 1910-10-27 6 N. D. L. Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen IMPERIAL GEEMAN MAIL LINE. The fast and well-known mail steamers ol this Company sail fortnightly from Bremen, Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southampton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (connecting Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria and vice versa) Port Said, Suez, Aden, Colombo, Penang, Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Tsingtau, Nagasaki and722 words
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Advertisement627 1910-10-27 6 STEA}; Foi China, Japan Auitralia, India. Aden Ep. Mediterranean r and Lc Through Bills of I Coart, Persian G. can Ports. Steamers will leaMA ita aye uha Ita evanha bs Area as Astja.v ifaa i 88 Arcadia (and forINTERMEPIAT. E^ypt, Mar^ Aoeommoda rs lon ali ia Japau (as daiHarbour and627 words
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Article133 1910-10-27 7 August Sept Total Belat 326 380 2,677 Bruang 126 67 1,836 Bruseh 235 1,565 I Chenderiang 1,456 Gopeng 725 600 7,145 Heawood 303 805 865 Kamuning $4,189 $2,900 $37,611 Kanaboi 265 2,759 Kinta 475 500 4,458 Kinta Association I,l*B 730 -00 Kledang 163 501 Kramat Pulai 604 3,787133 words
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Article1278 1910-10-27 7 October 26. Cap. Issui. Paid. Last Div. Btjy_rs. Sillees 85,000 2/ 2/ Allagar Rubber Estates Ltd 4 7 5 9 150,000 21- 21- Anglo-Malay 25% int. 14 3 15 3 50,000 2/- 27- Batang Malaka 2 4 3 0 30,000 1 1 Batu Caves 35%int.15 10 0 16 101,278 words
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Article342 1910-10-27 7 August Sept Total. Allagar 3/ 21,970 Alcr Pcngsu <79 2.628 12,157 Ain 1,000 1,100 4,850 3 Malay 52,664 59,162 4C4 cing 295 320 1.786 1 SlO 8,900 r Panas 1,090 1,580 4,339 Balgowi 00 ">3 76,367 Batak Rabit 1,200 1,300 3.835 Banteng* 8.400 4,133 19.307 Batu Caves342 words
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Article50 1910-10-27 7 (CORRECTED U? TO Oet 26 Bank 4 m b demand 24^ Private credit* 3m credits 6m Francs, demand Bank... Germany, demand India, T. T Honqkonq, demand !%%d:t. Yokohama, demand M Java, demand Bangkok, demand 66f Sovereigns, Bank Buying f$Bank of England Rate Discount 3 months bill Bar Silver London50 words
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Article125 1910-10-27 7 Get Tin* J Gambier wm Gum bier Cube No 1 M QainbierOrM Wo. M nom Pepper Blae t (oHL». B'pext) Pepper, Wbit«< fair) Nubnagi (110 to tkt Ik nom Satmegi (80 to fcke ik. M M nom tfaoe BiJCtil M a, M MB Olotm iljnboiwi) Hi nom Bally Coffee125 words
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Advertisement228 1910-10-27 7 W 2l XT ED. WANTED PAYING GUESTS. TANGLIN DISTRICT. ndahs, suitable for Good .abling easy reach of Town. Free Press. 10 SINGAPORE CRICKET CLUB. WANTED. .pe well. ApI 81.10 Java a of apply. .e6 Proas." 10 7 ANT SURGEON WANTED furnishu.c .:commoy ani .ying gu .CIPAL NO! be Municipal acca228 words
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Advertisement133 1910-10-27 7 Di KOxN[NKLIJKE PAKKTVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ Under C wtract with the NBth««lasdB Isdia Govrbnme^ Agents at Singapore, The Shipsiigency, Li nited, 2-3. Collyer Quay. TH« ONMi«K«f«NTION«U O4TBH OK DBPARTfTRB 4KB ONLT 4PPEOXIMAVB le -i i>K SDurabiya and Timor Inlands t. 27 Ru J'\ us Bitavia, Semirang and Soerabaia Vi'i :«."iyn Anambaa and133 words
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Page 7 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous733 1910-10-27 7 VESSE^fc_IM FOHT. Fl««AfldTon« Commanderi Arrtred From For WhM Thalang Siam yacht 120 Crichton t24 Bangkok Penarg Sea Belle F.M.S. Yacht 400 Ahmat Oct 26 Kuantan Ptnat^r Steamere Flaar Ton* Muter Armed From •'-ODnvnee Por #*m Batavier Brit 215 Simpson Oct 1 Natunaa T Hoe Lye Katnnu Bharata Brit 19:>7 Symmers733 words
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Miscellaneous72 1910-10-27 7 WEATHER REPORT D Bar Wind Temp Hum Sky Rain. FTkong H»a 30.15 t 76 o MaaiU 10 A 7 H'kong4i 75 Manila 4p m 30 K Ktndang Kerbau Hospital 1 910. m. 3 pm. 9pm Barom. 32 Fah. S Temp. Wet Bulb Ther. 78 4 Dir. of Wind Max. Temp,72 words
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Article1294 1910-10-27 8 A Gale is E^ London, October 1 The gale over Great Britain was renewed last nii*bt Bodies from the British steamer 44 Cranford are being washed ashore at H^rtlepool, and it is feared that twenty have been drowned. The Aldeburgh lifeboat effected heroic rescues from a steamer in1,294 words
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Article312 1910-10-27 8 In the City Hall at Belfast, on 2- alt, the Lord Mayor (Councillor R. J. McMordie) entertained a distinguished company ot Belfast citizens at luncheon, tbe occasion 1 e ing the presentation of the certificates co ifuring tbe freedom of the city on Mr Carney'**312 words
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Article70 1910-10-27 8 The Esplanade was little better than a swamp last evening when a keenly contested game of hockey was played betwpen an S.C C. m and an eleven of the Officers of the Middlesex Regiment. The Club side were not up to full strength. Notwithstanding the bfavy going,70 words
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Article967 1910-10-27 8 Through Chine e Spectacles. The presence in England at the present moment of a Chinese Legal Mission, headed by the Attorney General of Peking, the Hon. Oh'ien H&ii, to inquire into our criminal juris prudence is an event of considerable importmce as indicating the progress of967 words
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Article102 1910-10-27 8 A correspondent writes to a Hongkoog paper from 11*0*0 as follows The only visible changes in Macao, since the advent of the Republic, are in the Hag and in the unbearable attitude of the soldiers ajd sailors, specially the latter. Net content with insulting the Jdsuits and the Priests102 words
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Article194 1910-10-27 8 The "Bharata," from Ringoon, landed I 1.800 tons of general c*rgo. She loads for Rangoon and Calcutta *nd s-iils this evening. The Queda is bunkering 300 tons of coal at Taujong P«g»r. The "Ben venue lands 700 tons of general Cirtro. The "Gregory Apcar" lands 2,000 tons of194 words
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356 1910-10-27 8 This circular may be considered as one of the numerous differences between a Provincial Administration like Burma and a Crown Colony like this As regards the resusci tation of the Volunteer movement here twenty three years ago we were "at the bigginin' o't," But we recollect356 words
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Article202 1910-10-27 8 re the Chief Justice yesterday a case I heird in which an ex-lawyer's clerk now a contractor named Sariuiuftu sued a chetry for damages for milicious prosecution. Mr S. Z-ihnder appeard for plaintiff and Mr B rx-a.lrj.-i! for the defendant. The claim was foi ifcjes. It appeared202 words
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Article143 1910-10-27 8 A shooting accident is reported to have taken place in the neighbourhood of Pheasant Point on the lltb, aays the "N. C. D*ilv News." Full details have not yet come to hand, but it appears that one of the Purser's staff of the P. and O.143 words
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Page 8 Advertisements
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Advertisement331 1910-10-27 8 NetherlandsGuttaPercha COMPANY, LIMITED. Singapore Rubber Works MOTOR TYRES retreaded at Moderate Pr RIBBED MATS for Motor Cars. MATS (3ft. x 2ft.) for Carriages and Rik All kinds OF BICYCLE TYRES. Works and Offices-PASSIfc PANJANC. Summm*. Sole Agents-HOOCLANDT and Co., HnKKt PATRONISED B\ COLD AND SILVERPLATINC AND COLOURING. EXECUTED AT LOWEST331 words