The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 24 November 1910

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    16 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1910. NO. 7,072
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    127 1 An action over Lunas estate has taken place m Penang Page 4 The price of Para to arrive at the auctions waH 6/i P<*ge 4 The budget, covering the main needs, has passed second reading Pdk'* 1 Theannuil meeting <.f the S. KE. (v) was held last
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    TASMANIA.
    749 1 a To our sLame, or the shame of a g aiany persons, and yet at the m m«* I >uifcwhat to their creiit, the name of i Tasmania conjures up \v, *han a vision of cheip jams one forbears mentioning the name of the cellent of the brands— tin
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      306 1 ALHAMBRAi ELEGTRIQ THEATRE j TO-NIGHT. THE 10-TH EDITION OF XpATHE'S ANIMATED GAZETTE.I l 9 tm S£*: ional Cenarewitc: ag Good by M Opening of tbe Boxing Season. raJ of Pr; Qry Famous Pugilists m Training Bo! ierbert Synnett. mard of Hon :uruy Britt laloney. iman Pa: .ate Voyl ng at
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      232 1 The Show with a Name, THE Company with a Record. AT THE ALEXANDRA HALL NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. First Show on the Left from Town. WAYANG PATRONISED BY ROYALTY Far and Near. To-Night No Performance. TO MORROW NIGHT AH Baba Forty Robbers. AT KASSIM. USUAL PRICES. Overture at 8. Performance at
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      66 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. No peiformances at the Malay theatres this evening Page 1. Booking for the Warwick Major visit has opened Page 1. Notice re estate and debts of the late Major Cay ley Page 2. Sale of contractors' plant, n achinery and appliances, at Woodleigh filters on Dec. 2Page John
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      401 1 THE WEEK Thursday, 24th High Water— 4 35 3 23 p A. D. C, Play The Magistrate. B. I. Mail Homeward closes 3 p Pegoh Rubber Co, Gresham House, noon. Friday, 25th High Water.— s 44 452 p N. D. L. Mail Outward du^ Legislative Council, 2.30 p Municipal Commission.
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    567 2 report from St. Petersburg states that \uthoritus have leased the shipbuilding •w to a large English farm •he construction of battleships for the i navy. A forthcoming marriage of interest to Li ii announced. The bride m this Edith M^ry Janseo, and she is Mr Arthur H le, taipan of
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      433 2 A.W.Tully TURF ACCOUNTANT NOW DOING BUSINESS ON THE Singapore Gymkhana November 26th, 1910. Double Event On the Polo Scurry and EX'GrWin Race ALSO Straight Out. For Particulars and Prices APPLY TO 33, Rattles Place and 13, Arcade, Singapore. Tel: "TULLY" Spore. Phone 539. Charles Robinson, TOEF COMMISSION AGENJ 1 Indian
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      648 2 NOTIGES. NOTICE. Re MAJOR A. R. OAVLEY, K.B.A-. deceased. We the undersigned require that all persons having any claims against the Estate of the late Major A. M. Cayley, R.G.A., furnish the same to us with full particulars within one Calendar month from this date. "5.,, R. H. M. WtTSON,
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      585 2 NOTIGES. Tenders are invited for the supply of Engieering materials required by Sarawak Govrnment for the year 1911. Full particulars Bin be obtained on application to Messrs. aterson, Simons Co., Ltd., Sarawak Govrnment Agents, Singapore or at Resident's iffice, Sarawak. Tenders will be received at ac Resident's Office, Kuching up
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      526 2 Chartered Bank of India Australia and China. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER Paid np Capital m 60,000 shares of £20 each f1,200,0tr Reserve Fund £1,600,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors <I,SOO f (HX Court of Directors. Sir Montagu Cornish Turner (Chairman). Sir Henry Stewart Cunningham, K.C.I.E. Thomas Cuthberteon, Esq Sir Alfred Dent,
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      262 2 MANUFACTURERS^ .»p &r£ EITABi -'jJ Claims, loang promptly settJeo L tc -< Singapore without Head Office v The Reserves holders ar< **oUs^ The Accou: anoe Department o: i&8 o» CUTHRIE^ neral Agents, s oca: SOUTH BRITISH INSURAN* :td FIRE Insurantand <ci MARINE insur world a >V|t EAETHaUAEI Offices.— 2 Fii
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    THE JESUITS IN MACAO.
    59 3 ex- I a will not 1 of tbeii the effect of this •^ntion a few work of the Jet ra reap*" dio•i over a very po:e uior, :>ore and Malacca ;i6Be who a a few ainese. o, or fr. Bind of here :O. •f work is
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    TEE PLAINT OF AN ADC.
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      33 3 s Cough Remedy the Best Obtainable. has no superior as a cure foi v hooping cough. .vith the mothers forty years. Remedy can always pleasant to take. ana colds and grip, but pre-
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      660 3 Professional Announcement Dr. W, R. LAMB, American Oculist <§*> Optician Desires to announce that he will be m Singapore about the 30th i inst, and may be consulted at the Hotel de l'Europe for a few days before he leaves for Europe. tSELANGOR TURF CLUB. ■ceived by the undert for
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      666 3 mjeriONs. MORTGAGEE S SALE Tuesday, 29th November, at 2-30 pm. Freehold land together with the plank dwelling thereon known as No. 453, Confederate Estate Road, Singapore, area 28,9t0 square feet, part of Grant No. S. POWELL Co., Auctioneers. Nov 24 80 11 AUCTION SALE OF The Fight Title and Interest
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      556 3 VANA' Tonic Wine THE IDEAL S NViGORATOR FOR BODY NERVE AND BRAIN The vita ig effect of its bloodenriching constituents becomes evident after the first few doses* Appetite is restored t digestion is aided, strength and energy return and the colour of health is restored to the cheeks. OF ALL
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    The Singapore free press.
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    Thursday, Nov. 21, 1910.
    1406 4 It seems to be rank ingratitude of abjection of the Mexican nation to try to arganise a revolution, with the possible :onse<iuence of deposing from office that kjrand old man of Americin republicanism, President Po&rißio Diaz. For quarter oi i century he has been the continuous
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    668 4 m The Washington government, should tl ituation m China become acute, is pre- )ared to protect American intere- I At St. Andrew's Church, Kiwloon, on Wednesday, December 11 Alice [.esbirel is to be married to Mr i i Tang Shao-yi's wife died on 11th Peking. Tang has re< nested leave
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    LUNAS ESTATE.
    49 4 A PEN/ I la rats heard m wi, >eng and hnippeared against bur ius claiming at uorne at ium over nent bet* ius. The pi.-. md It >88 were set ween two sutu Maimed I :wenThe del oo interest m fcki share Khaw J > Jud. iefendan' i
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    KUALA LUMPUR NEWS.
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    MARKET RUBBER PRICES.
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    SHARE AUCTION.
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    THE ALHAMBRA.
    32 4 The ne^ I tms selts. I I I CArs t«adt I I m the 1 I I cludu I I seen i I 8 parr I causes I 18 A
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    WIRELESS INSTALLATIONS.
    26 4 awn releae te I modern vetsseU I eonti messages on I that the I torn installation, ceeding with the at Freinant Sydney was n<
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    17 4 tie loss •I I sote < I ord^ taken pi a n the foi "B tion m from
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      286 4 bollingerl champagne I {190U VENTAGE) I EXTRA QUALITY I VERY DRY. I CALDBECK, MACGREGOR Co., SOLE AGENTS. I BBS H M MM ■MMMHMMI^IHh! |a fixe display^^^^ipiWß DRESS ATTIRE FOR I m«l— n I THE M GEORGE V." STYLISH DRESS WEAR For Gentlemen. I The newest London Fashions fl are now
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      36 4 DECEMBER. NEW LIST OF RECORDS JUST AERIVED 24 FOR $13.50 The One Address THE ROBINSON PIANO COMPANY, LTD. LEE BROTHERS. 58-4, Hill Street, (off Stamford Road.) HIGH GLASS PHOTOGRAPHY. Enlargements a Speciality PRICE LIST OH APPLICATION.
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  • IRELAND'S HOUR.
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    S.R.E. (V) ANNUAL MEETING.
    27 5 •ing c the bes^ •resell* The r before. lr j the ;p aerial He at of uem•eral the wo: the unit the ader-
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    THE MANTIN RUBBER COMPANY.
    15 5 v :ine rormal c laity of 1 been I be >d.
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      THE ROZARIO CASE.
      30 5 a r report nbreven by ,-ently of the corre: \V taken from any n ed by our repreVubreviation is neceMarr m all cases, but no false T
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    MEXICO REVOLTS.
    48 5 SEVERAL TOWNS" CAPTURED (By Submarine Telegraph.— Reuters) v. -J^rd, :I'jo pm. -erious revolution has broken out n co headed by Ssnor Mddiro, an ex-cm ite for the President Several towns have been ciptured an( seveL aff jcted by the movement The censorship is of the strictest.
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    JAPAN TO STUDY OUR CUSTOMS.
    40 5 Rec. N >v. 2 Th^ under- bat Japan v er V-tbe as a Commis rer to England to study the customs a and to dissipate objections to the new tariff r;i investigate the complan porters.
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    TOLSTOI'S BURIAL.
    28 5 •1 his bcjen buried oq a hilltop on c. Crowdß of chanting peasants took part m the funeral cereui3nial, but there were nc speech- l e
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    QUARRY OWNER SUED.
    352 5 Before the Coief Justice, Sir William Hyndrnm .Supremo Court, bin md The •jminenc tppeirnd for the plaintii lr F. .M. Chopard was for the r res id m vndthe owner of a ikit Timah. •meat ia writing dated .lane 21, •a the plaintiff tend ant aite already
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    THE SHANGHAI UNREST.
    46 5 M C Shabghai, Nov. The Ewo piece goods auction was hoyred by the Chinese to-day, and it is understood that the dealers intend to boyis as they come on. The Volunteers have been warned to hold •inselves m readiness m case of emercv.
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    LEO TOLSTOI.
    1444 5 Like that great Englishman Cecil Rhodes' Leo Tolstoi, the great Russian novelist and political thinker, has been buried on a hilltop. In the case of the Utter surrounded by those Russian peasants with whose life, tragic m its elemental simplicity, he was so fully m sympathy, and of
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    THE BAGHDAD RAILWAY.
    442 5 A practical proposal for Anglo- German cooperation m the shape of an agreement between the two countries regarding the construction of the remaining sections of the B.iirhdad Railway, has been put forward by Dr. Paul Rohrbach, a leading German authority on colon? 4lsubj3cts. Dr Rohrbach's tion has
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    NEW CHINESE MINISTER.
    140 5 His Excellency Liv Yu Lin, the new Chinese Minister to London, arrived m Penang by the P. and < "Arcadia" en route :o London. Mr Tbye He Yoon, Vice Consul for China, with a deputation consitting of Mr Leong Lok Hing, President of the Cantonese Club, Messrs
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    BRITISH FLAG FIRST.
    55 5 The precedence of the British flig has been determined by a bylaw of the Winnipeg City Council, which provides that a British national fUg unfurled of not less than 41 by ft. must be carried at the head of every procession or parade. If aay flags of
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      2 5 Surest Defence.
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      354 5 ROBINSON Co. toyHzaar NOW OPEN A VERY LARGE AND VARIED Stock to Select from ROBINSON Co. THE GARRICK. CIGARETTE ZST I A LARGE SAND '#u|yy^|* Packed m 50's Air Tight Tins. feiglJnß Price 60 cents psr Tin. MESSRS. JOHN LITTLE Co., LTD. ROBINSON CO. THE YOKOHAMA DOCK Co. LIMITED. Telegraphic
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      274 6 TO LET. I LET. Imc n Road> Apply to A Co. Nov 10 uc TO LET T Rent $25. Imiii PPty THRIE A CO., I. TO LET :;and House (Armenian a the premises. v.c. TO LET How Wilkie Road, v i, 6. High Street. Apply Loi: \orth Bridge-rd. OctH VACANT
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      555 6 LABUAN STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. J. Karang will be dispatched for Labuan and ports m Brunei Bay probably on J9th inst. For further information apply to the Registered Office, 32 Winchester House. Nov 22 NORDDEOTSCHER LLOYD. For Hongkong, Shanghai Japan Ports. THE IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL STEAMEK •'PRINZ LUDWIG" fi tons, CapUin
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      642 6 HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE, HAMBURG I The steamers of the 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 carge at
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      682 6 N. D. L Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE. The fast and well-known mail steamers ol this Company Bail 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 and
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      636 6 P. O. STEAM NAYIG Foi China, Japa Australia, India, Ade .^Eo Mediterranean Pc and Lc: Through Bills of Ladin is^ Coast. Persian Gulf can Ports. Steamere will lei MA Out Himala xnha Dell 16 (and fortnight.) INTERMEDIATE FOB Egypt, Marseilles Accommodation for pNMBgi Nubia .ur Jan. 4 (and fo nees
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    RUBBER ESTATE RETURNS.
    427 7 pi Oct. Jan— Oct Allagar 3.603 8,5*5 29,02 7 Alor Pongsn 2,6 2,961 15,118 Alma 1,100 1,200 6,050 Anglo Malay 162 61, 259 525,477 Knning 430 2,186 Ayer Molek 2,168 2 098 18,898 Ayer Panas fl 5,605 Balgownie Batak Rabit 00 1,728 5,563 Banteng 4,1 4,820 24,127
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    SHARES.
    1258 7 November 23. Cap. Issuv. Paid. LastDit. Buybrb. Sillees 85,000 2/ 2/ Allagar Rubber Estate* Ltd 4 9 5 6 150,000 2/- 2/- Anglo-Malay 25% int. 13 9 15 3 50,000 2'- I Batang Malaka 3 6 4 0 30,000 1 1 Batu Caves 35%int.16 10 0 17 10 0
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    BRITAIN'S POSSIBILITIES.
    41 7 There Empire is estyofwhat 1 be. England ->alth if she would. The nld m ten years prod a-e an Army M the world has never seen. We have to develop the capacities of EnjgI Robert BUtchford. m M The
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    A RANGOON WEDDING.
    17 7 iding was s.^emnise-l a t •'amber i'th* Clarke [r and 3 >ver, ie Liu.
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    17 7 the j 1 the i he service m Christ q away i Mr of he At.lv few
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    RETURNS.
    33 7 ■Jan sg 5.154 500 Association An g it Pulmi ba Lode 100 1,460 .m 10 COO m Hyd. Lore 8W 8 dm Etains 1 13 4.04- 4 ah 3 ld) 640 12,706
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    EXCHANGE.
    47 7 (COEEBCTID UP TO Nt Bank 4ms demand ie credits 3m credits 6ms France, demand Bunk... a-ny, demand India, T. T, Hongkong, demand M Yokohama, demand Java, demand Bangkok, demand 66$ Sov»iionB, Bank Buying $8.5-4 Bank of England Bate... Discount 3 months bill O Bar Silver London
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    PRODUCE.
    140 7 Nov. 23. Tit* 183 Gam bier M buyGambier Cube No 1 M 14- .85 j Gambier Cuba Ko. tf noiz I Pepper Black (crd:*. B*port) Layers 14.50 i Pepper, WLIU (fair) buy? Nutmegi (110 to tke Ik.)— M norn Nutmegt (80 to tkt it.) *m DOm Mao« (Bfcnit.) *m
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      91 7 FOR STILE. R MORTON, Horse Reoository \sd Rd. Telephone 830. SH HORSES by every boat from Aua- jr sale. ?..A GHARRY turnouts for priSE FODDER ol beet quaiity always on L SHOEING. Harness repa; TO RUBBER PLASTERS. ~a!e, rubber 9tmnps and seedlings m -£c quantities. Nursery, corner oad and Ca;r
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      51 7 Grand Oriental Hotel i KUAL\ LUMPUR. (LATE F.M.S. HOTEL) Tbis Hot«l is now under new manage- and provides excellent accommodation. Cooking and general management under -onal supervision of r MR. S. M. MARTIN. I Tel Address— CßEET, Kuala Lumpur Ipob Brancb-GRAND HOTEL, Ipoh l APARTMENTS. ii JlssnVtia «r»<3 aiwfllo rnftma
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      694 7 VESSEL* IN P«j±t i Flar and Ton* Command«ni Arnred from For w+mm Sea Mew Col. yacht 500 Chamberlaii Penang Uncertain Kuantan F. M.S. dredger 500 Cobb Nov 13 Kuantan «m Clio Brit gun boat 1070 Veale Ndv 19 Tringganu Newcastle Brit cruis. 4^oo Hunk Nov 20 Colombo ?ion Steamert Flair
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      303 7 PASSENGERS. Per Selangor Mr and Mrs Wilkins, Messrs 1. A Milae, Frost. T Lee [eng Kee. Passengers for the Straits. Per N. D. L Pun/ Ludwig. d ">. Irs Martha Bertram, Mr and ikel, lr F rinch, Mr V tfre Dymond and child, Miss A. D md Mrs Hodgics, Mr*
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    BET ON AN ARREST.
    327 8 INI IN THE VX CASE. The bearing of 1 breach t by A W. Tully against I m m the thn The Hon Hu. And Mr H. Cooke xt mpliinant, and Mr Brad lefence. :hur Charles John Towers, an accountant m the tirm rs Brown, Phil
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    BAIKAL MURDER.
    55 8 Tok a well-known Japanese jou- murdered. ay to Lake Baikal from f ravelling correspondent of the ud appears to have been a place about <* west iuton. a station on the rth Manchui railv. Juated at Waseda I'm""•fBlt.v m 1 at one time occupied a on the staff
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    RAUB AUSTRALIAN GOLD MINING CO., LTD.
    767 8 General Maxaokb'b Kbport For Four Wsiks Ending Nov sth 1910. The accompanying sheet of Mine Measurements and Assay Results shows a total of 52^ fe*t made up as follows Sinking 101 feet Driving on Lodes 98 feet and Crosscutting 329 feet, and compares with
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    JOHN ROBERTS REDIVIVUS.
    405 8 As Mr John Roberts, the famous billiard champion of so many years' standing is to play on Monday night m Singapore, the following reference to a remarkable recovery of his old brilliant form cannot fail to be read with interest Ex- champion John Roberts has informed one
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    TWO NAMES AND TWICE MARRIED.
    226 8 In th* second court, yesterday morniug, before Mr C. V, 1> preliminary eL juiry was opened iuto charges brought against Alex Mitchell, ali .1 it me lv Pque for and i»al.ince of $2 50, kiii thai he had uo bank account. Mr X C. Edmonds,
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    PROTECTION OF PACIFIC COAST.
    165 8 [J. S.GoVKKNMKNT Is PREPARING DIFKHD 11. Seattle, Wash October 11— That the Government and Navy Department are well disposed toward the movement for adequate protection of the Pacific Coast was the assertion made last night by Secretary cf the Navy, George Von L. Meyer, That explains
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    421 8 The Meteor buukers 000 tons of coal and sails to dai The "Catherine Apcar" was busy at Tanjong Pagar yesterday putting ashore 950 tons oi general cargo. Brth the Brasilia" and the Glenlogan were alongside the wharf yesterday landing general cargo from Europe." Since Dalny fell into the
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    THE OPIUM DIVAN QUESTION AT HONGKONG.
    360 8 N SITCATI Mr Magistrate ::as dismissed an important etse m which two men v.evn charged with bein^ the keepert of an opium d;v^n and eighteen others with smoking opium therein. The oaie say-^ I M an important bearing or. overnme: policy of closing all
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    HOCKEY.
    38 8 The SCC. Second XI were beaten by two £oals to one by the Middlesex Regiment, on the Esplanade last evening. The Club defence played a fine game, but the forward line was inclined to be scrappy. i
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    LATEST SHIPPING.
    19 8 In addition to that on page 7 Brasilia, Ger.. 4268, Maaft, November 23. Hambnrg, Behn Meyer, Hongkong,
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      15 8 C [t Co's Sarsaparilla cleanses wotxi trom all impurities arising from zema. Bad L^-fiVj. I^^^
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      32 8 What can be more criminal than to substitute one medicine for another Yet this is a common thing m India, where Grimault's Syrup of Hypophosphite of Lime has saved thousands of rnnanmnfiroa
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      174 8 Netherlands Gutta Percha GOMPANY LIMITED. SINGAPORE RUBBER WORKS. All kinds of India Rubber Articles, Sheets, Rings, Valves Tubes, Endless Belts, Hose (Suction, Steam, Hy' draulic, Armoured) etc. etc. Ebonite, Vulcani Hard Rubber articlWorks and Offices PASSIR PANJAHG, Sjntapore Sole Agents— HOOGLAJVDT and Co., Singapore. LADIES' GOLD CARD GASES. Of Latest
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      47 8 JUST LANDED Fresh Horsera Salted and Smok Salted Cucumb Fresh Cream and Cheese. H. BOLTER, 69. A Telephone 398. YONG FONG, Photographic St dia High- Class Photographs and Er \ugtmtz' 7». SOUTH BRIDGE I Kiam Kiat Go. iIPCHa Government Municipal I Telephone No. 421. 108 108, Bii
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