The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 9 October 1911

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    Masthead
    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, MONDAY. OCTOBER 9, 1911. NO. 7,338
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    129 1 The death is aunounced of a noted \iist r;;li:ill Geuei.ll -Pa«(O ">. An extraordinary strike has occurred :ii ftarnley, and a loc-U-out of 160,000 MB i^ ihrcatened Pa^*' I, liabu Bepin Chandra Pal pleaded guilty md was sentenced to a months imprison uent Page M. Heauniont. tho
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    AN ALLEGED COMEDIAN'S AUTO-BIOGRAPHY.
    860 1 My first visit to tliis earth m which I now reside) was not under t i i nost promising circumstances. In Gad 1 hadn't a rag to my back, nor a penny m my pocket, i T i «l being but a BMN infant, I had
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      217 1 DON'T WANDER AIMLESSLY ABOUT! DON'T LOOK WORRIED, BUT GO TO THE x^JI ALHAMBRA, IT jf*GS*r BEACH ROAD, The People s Popular Picture Palace A m fc A j We place the World before You In Pathe's Gazette and other New Pictures H Sea Anemones. Educational. H a Little Moritz and
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      527 1 THE LABOUR ASSOCIATION j PsUol LIMITED. rj^ Z3 Elf Singapore, 2De Souza St. JD cf k ™H Batavia, Pasar Baroe. [marte] FOR COOUES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Telephone 748. E. R. WEARE, Manager. REMEMBER! REMEMBER!! TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT at no Harima Hall CINEMATOGRAPH, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD Coin*' and Me these Three Wonderful
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      155 1 go£a\> f d Htwcrtiscmcntd. Coned Mid exclusive stylet of trimmed millinery at Robinson's Pfeot Mr. Willy Kwald has ceased to be ji partner of Huttenbarh Uros. Page '1. Powell's auction sale of brand\ Page 3. Palanquin and Australian pony to bo koliI Patfi' '■">■ Aurtioti salt* of |>i{4>». fowls, etc.
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      247 1 > < THE WEEK. Monday Bth. Hi>{h W«h I 10- V :mu.. 11-16 pm. N.D. L. Homeward Mail tee. Philharmonic Orch. piaotict ~*\~> pm. Tuesday 10th. High Water 11-20 am.. 11 i pm. Wednesday 11th. High Water— ll-46 am. R. A. O. I?.. Aiulcison'> Hotel. pua. Thursday 12th. High Water—
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    747 2 A manrinsje is arranged, and will shortly lake plnee, beiwceo Alexander John For tescue. Ihird son of Sir Charles and Urn lion. Lady Cr:iiifiu(!. and Alexn Campbell, i >oiiogest dnoghter ol the late Robert Little, MI).. F.H.C.S.K., Smgapon Aw engjnsjemenl is ■nmwincwd between W. C. lioores WoodOD. North Borneo Civil
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      828 2 NOTICES. NOTICE. Mr. Willy Ewald has ceased to be a partner m out firm from the Ist of .July 1911. HUTTENBACH BROS Co., Penang and Bingapore HUTTENBACH LIEBERT Co., Penang Oct 9 SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE Co, Ltd. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the (inn panys ninth Ordinary General stunting will
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      742 2 NOTICES. The Bankruptcy Ordinance 1888 IN THE ■umudu court of the htralth bottlbmenti Settlement of Singapore. IN BANKRUPTCY. No. 114 of 1910. HE ('han Cheng Kirn. Take Notice that application will he made to the abore Ooort <>n the 90th day of October, 1911. at eleven o'clock In the forenoon
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      540 2 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL- MAATSCHAPPY. NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY. Established 1824. CAPITAL fl 4.-),000,000, (about £3,7.10,000) RESERVE fl 7,124.317, (about £593,693) Head Office m Amsterdam. IJkad Aoency m Batavia. BRANCHES Penang, Hongkong, Shanghai, Rangoon, Koerabaya. Seiuarang, Weltevreden, Bandoeng (Java). Cheribon, Tagal, Tecalongan, Tjilntjar, Pjeiuher, Medan (Dehi, Kota-Radja (Acheen), ralombaug, Padang, Baudjernuasin and MacaKKar.
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      347 2 FEDERAL LIFE Assurance Company of Canada. BSTABLJHOBD 1882. r? c currenct ntBUBAVGE m Force, over »4. r >, 00(1,000.00 New Business. 1910, over $6,640,000.00 Lawge Nttt Si:rj»lus aJx»ve liabilities for REBERVK and all outHtantliny claims. DIRBCT GOVKRNMKNT SUIKRVIHION. Oaab LtMUMi Scftlcinenrs, <>tc. made locally PDltoil are WOJILD WIDL. J. H.
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      542 2 Singapore Free Pre«. Morning Daily. To Our Readers llie Singapore F*N Mornxnjf I)a;ly. and > fromau early hour eaoli exoepUxl). din price Subftcriberft" oopit»fl their priTate reeiden gf>downß if prvferrwl; k»v v morning. Full addrfebses at wh .h c Z to be deJivere«; ihoold b>gim. RATES OF SUBSCRIPTIOK, One month
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    THE FUNNIEST THING I EVER SAW.
    1003 3  -  A. ST. JOHN ADCOCK \i.L l.'l.'j ;>, liL-l.i; v lv. lit ae*a „,.vor mtm M 1 <" ti, o <!,<( to kwk at •»«■<•« "•< *X* BUI W .yi ..••:ii-mber eteiag ;i Ckaa- H l: H«»|KMM fvntleiuan. via difaitj *hi .-t b« v t
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    Sufferers Take Notice.
    621 3 Tuere U do neeefmil y <>f yonr Iwiu^ ooDKtaDi inoyed bj stickling to the throat, which 1 you ora^hiiig and diMnrta year sleep «'"i rest. A iioae or t\\<» of CbMnberiaiß*B <'"i( ;h l;-. ••!<(!> will eat the phc!^'! which is the catMe ..f th« troabic ami
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    STONE IN THE KIDNEY.
    250 3 AciOM^iNtv lii.AM'Ki: DnoauMOali Mi James Mos« resides at fV>, Brace Street. WalKall, EngUmd, and is highly rrnpcioaafl. BpeaUng of fn<% tettlble anffering from stone m the kidney -one of thoaaoat afoatfalag of all dlttc-iHea In; s,iys:--"I liave panned three btonea aa large aa alaed peaa .uivi
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      206 3 THE GOVERNMENT OF JGHORE REVENUE FARMS. 16th January. 1912. to 31st December, 191% Tenders will be received at the Office of the State Secretary, Johore Bahru, up to the 15th October, 1911, for the lease for the above period of these Farms. The attention of tenderers is invited to the
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      455 3 A'l run down, easily tired, nervcug? AnJ da not know what !j take? Then go direct to your tbctcr. A>k his opinion c f Ayer's SarsaparHla. It coniJsx, no Llcohol, no stimulation, arJ is a blood purifier, a nerve tccfc, a strong alterative, an aid t:> t'-'jestion. Ask your doctor
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      648 3 AUCTIONS. AUCTION SALE OF 45 CASES BRANDY At Powell i CV.'s Snleroom. On Thursday, 12th October, at 11 a. m. (To be sold without reserve) POWELL Co., AUCTIONKERJ 0* 9 i 3.10. 10 AUCTION SALE OF One palanquin with rubber tyred wheeis Ir good condition and a quiet Australian Pony.
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      614 3 1 90V^| -^^^^^^^^^^^^^^m^^^^^ |11 A JL \_)J j I 1 1 GREAT REDUCTION I 1 I IN PRICES OF I DUNLOP MOTOR TYRES I Obtainable at Leading Garages. I I New Price Lists sent per return I on application to: I THE DUNLOP RUBBER GO. I (FAR EAST) LIMITED, I
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    The Singapore Free Press. Monday, Oct. 9, 1911.
    1322 4 The Singapore Free Press. Monday, Oct. 9, 1911. U i •.i Iri ft i>v i T nfl. t- i»'ii-iu' pre-ej i- ott». It has been repeatedly said that 1 1 < public mind is onlj able to attend to oho tiling at a time. Thin ii perhaps mora or less
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  • JIMAH ACTION.
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      JUDGMENT RESERVED.
      29 4 Koala Ijiunpur. Oct. Ttb. Thfl trial r»f the ease of Jiiuah a^amnt fhfl vt'iidois of ttM Bftete was c.'onc'hid«'d to-day (Saturday) al on.' o'clock* Judgment was reserved.
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      MALACCA RUBBER.
      32 4 I [Front out MM CorrtspOinTenTC) Malacrß, O<t. 7th All tli«« Kithlu'i \u< tion sal«»K to-day, b)i««'t rvbbaf fetched |tS4.S4 (o 1157.40. hark Crepe wa*, |10t mvi flnrap I Hl lO
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      PADI CULTITATION.
      39 4 fh, (U > irum i >re t'-mtient.'i Ipol). Oct. 7tb. The A^ri«iiltural DepaftOMlll an 1 s«'ndin;j \wu experts lo Krian to o\|»» j rim«'iit m f»a<li < ult i vat .ion. with vi<w to forthec USKJstttQCe U> tI)C < Illtiv.ltOlS.
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      RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS
      611 4 The Director! o! Kamuniu^, I'erak. so Messrs GuthHc <V Co. inform us. ha\» decided to pa> a fin*] dividend of M mm cent. The annual general Meeting will i>r beld on ih« i h»Ji. J«:ili man Tin Co 1091 pik. Agents iJiithi i« .v So. Kambok:
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  • UNIONIST PROGRAMME.
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      NO HOME RULE: FISCAL REFORM.
      80 4 improved Second Chamber. VI By SuUiMiii UtrailAL News Si.i;, Unidon, Mr !',,1U,,,r. H;.id that fchc UttkmisU Wmt](l rhrir oppodlkw to lion.. Thry would MM 1 1,., 1 <!„■ I was Urn United KtaffdoH I \hv Dn&oniali t<> rebnil I chamber irkich j oMM4a'l .IrciM.Mi.s:...! M
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      FRANCE AND GERMANY.
      76 4 FAVOURABLE ROCRESS. [Bj Bwht i imi .ih!. 1 Mii.i.! \i. Niwi Bn London, I Ri nfter'i corretpoadum fthftl a (:ii>ir>rt Co. in. il hit I IL l»« B«Itm ann< i .tiK-d i.'mi.iii rnlationn Jaw). 1 ."hlv. Negotiations Dragging On. London, I.- i. m reapottiii I th;it Mm
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      STRIKE EXTRAORDINARY.
      61 4 FREEDOM OF THE WORKMAN. 1 [By Bubouu a < Imi-i.ri U SwMt Ski:\ j< i I>>n<!« ii. rift D Owing to t)ir refusal ol tw< unionist-. f O j,,i,, f| li; workers ol \at.!..>M mil Hai on Mrikc on Wedneeday. I h *nS \v->,,( i:if icri ol the
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      OBITUARY.
      18 4 LmqVm, .1 Caroline 1 ounteei «>i Beafleld Mb Kail s:r Charlei Le,wei v athlete and s< ulptor.
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      A FATAL WAGER.
      359 4 Kt.I.WIAN M\l.\N l.\ls KM) I A Malax at Kninpom; 1,. ■r( 9 a t halN-nj,'.' atMM tinn< l.c>: ;l t I rambutant 'or bei of I i• ded hi nuiehing tins aui I -m I champion iltonimh found ;<> I withstand the diaorden broi s indiecraei m
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      671 4 KELLY @> WALSH, Lt? JUST PUBLISHED New Books. m den\\ s V o. hill cloth, :k>i pagM, lOnatcmted, Rubber by Philip Sc.hidrowitz Ph. D. F. C.K. 1> > «v •>- with eighty three illnst rat ions and fllagraiM THE CHINESE AT HOME or Wntti naentl |hji tnlnikia on and »^u
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      40 4 BILLIARDS. THE ANGLO-AUSTRALIAN CUSHION. (Alcock's Patent with Improvements of John Roberts, Hetired World's Champion) ABSOLUTELY THE BEST CUSHION TO DATE POB ANY CLIMATE. JOHN ROBERTS, 1910. ONLY OBTAINABLE FROM John Roberts, London. John W. Roberts, 160, Mount Road, Madras, India.
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      14 4 For all internal i oiuplrtititN t |>s,«!i;( fl otMi tfc lake Wood*' <'•:• i.t i!
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  • ITALO TURKISH WAR.
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      DEPARTURE OF TROOPS.
      61 5 Popular Enthusiasm. [hy Submarine Cable]. IMI'KRI.W. N*Wi SKKVICE. Ixmdon, via I Durban. loops leaving t)ir garrisons m Home and elsewhere to join the Italian expeditionary fore are the objects of frenzied enthusiasm. Some anxietj is still felt m Italy son. corning the whereabouts of the Turkish destroyer
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      ITALIANS IN TURKEY.
      40 5 Ixmdon. via Durban. Renter's correspondent ai Constantinople says that the Minister of .lustier has informed the tribunals that Italians are no longer to have the benefit of the apitualtions. >Mt maa submitted to I be common law.
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      OVATION FOR GIOLITTI.
      138 5 Great Public Banquet. London, via Durban. liter's correspondent a»t. Turin stati-s '•'i a t'iiri(|u«:t. attended by eleven hundred p« rsons including 500 Italian Sri:afcora and Deputies, has been given m our ol Signor Oiolitti, the [talian Pred t t who received an ovation. The Mission of Italy.
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      TURKS AT SAMOS.
      93 5 V Rcuter despatch from Athens says thai it is ofnciaUy declared that the Turks on tli. stb inst landed soldiers at Sainos m violation of the Kelf-goveromeni i- njoyed by that island. An Italian Landing. It is reported that Italian bluejackets have landed at Xarsatobruk (Cape Mi«ratah
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    TURKEY AND GREECE.
    85 5 Alleged Design of Invasion. London, via Durban. h?i > correspondent at Salonika s;i>* thai three mn vim- and six quick tlren were <^ gpatcbed i<> Caterina on the ">tli. t«rnia is ;i place on the s»m coani it ball iray between Salonika jui.i th< •reek frontier.) He
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    The King of Italy.
    29 5 Route i s mefwagi from I'i^a >'„\\i thai Ki.i^ Emmanuel and tb< Royal Family bad arrived from Raooonimea n«l irere ac- laiiiM (i by crowds.
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    NEW CANADIAN CABINET.
    33 5 Borden as Prime Minister. Jvomlon, via Durban. ajp ncy U I. grmm from Ottawa >tateH that EUurl Orej bassammoned Mr. Borden who baa accepted (be i^k oi forming a GoYernment.
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    FOR CANADA.
    18 5 Rcuteh'c Bsbtics. London, via Bombay. 'lie Doke and Docheei of c'onnunght have I. ft for Canada.
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    NOTED INDIAN SEDITIONIST.
    71 5 A Light Sentence. London, via Durban. Reuter raeaaage from Boaabay says thai Babu Benin Chandra I'al (who waa •lunged with issuing a seditious puhlicji- i«>n) bai pleaded guiit> and has been Hent« noed to ;i inontli's imprisonment. London, via Durban. Prom Bombay it m wired that Hepin
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  • OCCUPATION OF TRIPOLI.
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      Little Damage from Bombardment.
      207 5 LANDED BY INVITATION. buißil News Service:. IxDiulon. via Durban. A German com spoadeni mi Tripoli reports that the hoinhardinenl did COinpara tiwly little damage. Theceare *till four thousand Europeans m the town, Six soldiers and ten Jewi >vnv killed. Five soldieri and one .low were severely
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      PRESS JUBILANT.
      25 5 I 11 11 ii aI. NEWB <i i:\ kB. London, via Durban. 'I Italian Pirss is JubUanl at the alisation «>• long entertained aspirations.
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      IN THE RED SEA.
      68 5 Beuterwin from Perim sayt that ad ic«'s from Hodeidah report thai two ha lian warships fired 21 shells over the town. om> linking a launch belonging to the British ship Guildhall. A win- from Hodeidah saw that tin Porte has concluded peace m Yemen with the
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      NEARER CONSTANTINOPLE.
      151 5 Im ii i:! at. Xi we Sebvics. f.«;ii(J n. ia Durban. From Constantinople Heater's a^iu< v advises that the Bulgarian Minister, lias assured tin r.)'ii ol the neutrality of bis cjimtiv. It is officially reported from Rome thai tii«' was treacherously opened from San Giovanni, on the Alhoniao
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      SAILORS' UNION.
      47 5 A Southampton Secession. Loncb n, via I >.;.K;in. 'Jin Southampton brancta with mem« l-< rship of six thousand 1m- seceded from th<- suii(,i> ami Firemen's Union, alleging the unsatisfactory management of thai body sun! li;i> foi mcd the li i1 .-i: s« ofarers' I iiion.
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      NEW SWEDISH GOVERNMENT.
      40 5 A Liberal Cabinet. London, via Durban. A Stockholm telegram s;i\s that tile LibenU rtntrtmrn. Mr. st;ia(. has formed a Ministr\. tJie Socialists who wen s.u cetssffn] jit the elections tie* lining to be represented m the <»overninent.
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      FAMOUS AIRMAN INJURED.
      48 5 ]>Mi<]<>n, via 1 turban. A telegram from Rbeiuas stales thai M. bejuiinont." (Lieut C'i)i)!if;i!i v. ho was the irinner of the Daily Mail £10,000 prises has had a leg broken and been injured iiitemsilly hv a pj< m;it nre dc>CCllt While testing a niilituiy aeropljine.
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      THE CSAREWITCH.
      32 5 Imtkrial News Service. Lourion, via Durban. The hotting on the C'saivwitrh m 5-1 Mirador; 10-1 Martingale and Papavero 100-8 Willonys. and Declare; 1 00 7 Dal iiitttioa 100 li Fort.
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    IN PORTUGAL.
    246 5 Some Royalist Success Admitted. Reuteu's Service. [Ry Submarine Cable]. London, via Bombay. Renter*! correspondent at Lisbon wires that it is admitted that 200 Royalists have crossed the frontier under (apt Conaoho and ooeapied six townlets m the Bragnnxs District,, whi re they were Joined by 8,000 Monarchists secretly
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    AUSTRALIAN GENERAL DEAD.
    161 5 Loihlon. via 1 turban. Renter message from Melbourne an nonncet the (l<;if)i of Major General >ir .1. Hdiul. K.r.M.u.. Chiel ot the statT of tlir Military Forces of the Australian Commonwealth. Hoad. Maj.-Gen. .John Charles, cm. 1900; Chief «»i General Stall Common-\\»;-.!tli Military Forces since 1909; l>.
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    BRITISH EXPORTS.
    44 5 London, via Durban. 'I lie exports t«<i September »how ;i tiecrease ol £146,007. Wool has decreased £144,608; cotton hat Increased C 615, 910. Tin imports hi. increased 42,158,501, ol which the increase m cotton i^ Cfi7,»6B; wool £26,83.9; silk £59 726 a
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    EXILED AS HERO.
    57 5 London, via 1 'urban. a U legratu from Nairobi Mtatei thai the Mon'ble Oalbraith Cole h;is left the Ktafc (m accordance \\hi\ the order of banishment passed on him l.y direction Of the imperial Government.) a huge* crowd Wat \>n s» ;jt te bid him farewell aiid
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    RUSSIAN DREADNOUGHT.
    24 5 London, via Durban. A telegram from st Petersburg states that the fourth Russian Dreadnought, the OangOUt, Of 45,000 tons has been launched.
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    WESTRALIAN MINISTRY.
    18 5 l»n<lon. via Durban. a telegram from Perth says that s Li hour Ministry has been formed.
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    IRISH BY-ELECTION.
    28 5 London, via Durban. The result of the North Tyrone Election is that Mr. T. \V. liussell. the Liberal, received 8104 votes and Mr. Herdman, Unionist, :{(>H().
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    DUKE OF YORK'S STAKES.
    42 5 I^)U(Jori, via Dnrbtß. Tlie r»>sult of the Duke of York's Stakes hi 1 Trepida (8 l besting); I Mnotaphy (7 2); I Knight of Honour (20-1). Eleven ran. Won hy length and half; live between second and third.
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    "THE DOTS."
    270 5 On Saturday afternoon at the Thnatrc fioyal was «?i\t n a matinee repetition of the juvenile play, Zuiika, the Gypsy Maid, by that clever eoiuhinai ion of little performan announced as M The Dots." The iiouse was packed before the hour fixed lor the play to begin, so
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    GOVERNOR'S DEPARTURE.
    168 5 oi i k iw. Vim i to TBRNOO \m Mis Excellency the Governor, sir Irthur Young, and High Commissioner of the F. M. s.. ii-ft by the Government yacht Heaniew"ou Saturday evening for the purpose of presenting to His Highness tin Sultan <>t Trengganu the Insigna of th*
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    Singapore Golf Club
    147 5 The rfiuin match between Keppei <;olf t luJ> iiftl fchc Bing»poi« <Jolf Clnb itm played on Urn Raoe-ooarse linki jresterdaj PMMfning with Ihe following result: s ioh»: Golf Ci.ub. KeppblOoli club. H.R.L. Dym < I. Crabb Watt > \V..i. Mayaoa j v .n. StfaHtertoa j l P.G.
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    237 5 Mi Samy, solicitor of Change Alley, haa reported to ttMpolioe fchafl about :i inontli ago he left silver cigarette msc. rained at locked up m v drawn- m hitoflloe; it. bore the initials M Ji. o, s. On Pridaj when he wont to th»> drawer^he tound thai ihe lock had
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      494 6 INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd The steamers of this Company maintain a regular direct service l>et wet v Calcutta, Straits. Hongkong, Ettianghal and .lapan. takiui* aargo on ttuoogb Wills of fiiniing for Canton. Swatow. Anu»y, Chefoo. lieutsin. Kewchwang, Taagtaae Ports, Foxmona, the Pliilippiius &c. i\Le. STEAMERS. TonH Commander Kijtsfln.4 4.S'.«'»
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      636 6 OCEAN STEAM SHIP Co. Ltd; FOR Broome, Port Hedland, Cossack, Ashburton, Carnarvon, Geraldton and Fremantle. Thk Company's Stkamkk, CHARON *2.»i52 tons. Captain it. .1. Dnlghvah, is Intended tosailforthe ahore potts on Pliday the lHth iustant. For Frelghl <>r Pamage apply to W. MANSFIELD CO.. LTD. Ageota, 0. B. s. Co.,
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      735 6 FAR EAST OXYGEN ACETYLENE COMPANY, LTD., SINGAPORE BRANCH. Oxygen Gas Dissolved Acetylene. Oxy-acetylenle Moflrptpei and blow pii>e cutters) for quick cutting Iron and Steel AUTOGENOUS WELDING OF ALL METALS All kinds of repairs to Ships, Boilers, Motor-cars etc. Application of the Dissolved Acttylene %a.a for li-jhlin^ Motor-cars, Launches, Steamers, etc.
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      626 6 i P. 0. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Bills of Lading issued for China Coast, Persian Gulf, Coutineutal and American Ports. Steamers will leave Singapore on or about MAIL LINES. iti i OOTWABO you China) Arcadia Oct
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      506 6 N.D.L I Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen IMPERIAL GERMAN MAU I LINE. The fast and w il know., Ml tin- Sompaay sail fortnlghtls Hamborg via Rotterdam, 4ntw< rp ton, (iihraltar. Genoa, N.nil hlameiDea, Naples, alexandrl i Port S:ud. She/.. Aden, Cokmil Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai Na^aKJiki and Kobe to fokohatfl i wil i,,
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    VESSELS AT TANJONG PAGAR AND KEPPEL HARBOUR.
    93 7 Wharves and Docks at which different vessels are berthed. East Wharf (Basin)- (hi.-1n4m.ii Baal Wharf Sec. 1 TYo^fu. Aimlu Bheera Wharf— N i jui Korgorod Muiu Wkari Bee. Bourbon Nil 11 4 Ali«-;iaf(» M 5 Cluuoo 6 ti>« m'iis, Patani Now I>ock Sec.
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    WEATHER REPORT.
    267 7 These Weather Telettmrna an- InuMnttted l»> eoortes) of tbe B. K.Tel. Co. and contain I (he oh.Mivati. n> made at Hongkong iHK.) Ohsci vatoi > ami at Manila Obsenratorj (MN.) i The ilata are date and hour of despatch tin* Barometev reading (inchen m HK., Milii- metres m
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    PASSENGERS.
    96 7 1 1 ivr Pierak: Mr Justice Fifther. Messrs 1 1 W. A. Cascaden, A. K. VoiUlg, Stevens. Charter, Gardner, Kingstou. Colberl ami Mrs Hong Thye. Per Bourbon: Mr M.O. Koenig and Mi Ciooarek. Per AtsutM Mr and Mm H. Bolle and child. Mr and Mis Darbfehirt*. Miss Darbi-j Kl»in«.
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    Rheumatism.
    74 7 1 Chronic rheumatism often attackM the larger joints. Internal treatment of anj kind would! be worst- than noeletM*, !>nr i»\ spplj my h.miberiain*a Pali Balm freel) and nuamiagiag the I affect I'd part it will aflbrd some relief at oooe and by continuing the treatment, will eveutually effect a
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    EXCHANGE.
    71 7 00— em up to Oct. 7.) Bank im B#< 2 4 516 <Jt"Mi;i ml 2-4* Private credits :J m 4 |.4| erediti 6 n 2 4 13 16 PIUNCI <l»'inati(i HiinU 294 i <iKHM\nv. (l.Miiand 238^ lM)r\. T. T. 174 HnsoKONo. dnniand |f| Yokohama. deoMad liij Java, isouMd 140
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    PRODUCE.
    127 7 Oct. 7. Ti 11.40 Qambior 10.90 Gejnbier Cube No. I 81.78 GamMer Cube No. 2 noru. tapper Hack ordin, spore... lmjenSl.6o Pepper. (WbiU fair» buyers 32.0 3 Nutmegs <110 to tbe Ib.) noru. Nutmegs (80 to the lb.> uoru Mace >lianda> noru Clows 'Amhoiua* noru. Uaii Coffw (10% Black)
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    NEXT MAILS DUE.
    96 7 From Bump*. Per N. D. li. due on (><-t 14. From China.— Per N. D. 1.. QMteSMM dv» >n (At 9. London Mails Despatched. LEFT. I>uk. Arrived. M. M. St'pt Bept 2S Sept 2* P. 4 10. s«|»r s Bept 90 Bapl 10 s*. I). li. s«'pt
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    CLEARANCES.
    91 7 [Nationality British if not Specified.] Oct 7 Irutius, Dut. >>i«»!)b«-. Aiiist.uliusi \ia norU RoHCric, Station. New York \i;\ \*n\^ lanilf. Dut. Ifahmoot, Rhlo Cantor, MHnson. P. Scnihilan Klaag, Olson, Malatra, P Swrtt .t P«MMg Krian. MrDonaWl. Kilantan \in porto, Oct 9 Cymbeltae, liowmau. Dugneii rlaporta Arcatlia. Barcliani. Tientsin via
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      471 7 JAVA- AUSTRALIA-LINE OF THE Royal Packet S. N. Coy. Regular monthly service between Netherlands India East Australia THE s.s. VAN LINSCHOTEN 3,000 tons will be despatched ftx»m Batavin on or at>out 10th Oct.. via Seutarau^. Soerahaya for THI HSDAY ISLAND, POST MORESBY, BIUSBANK. SYDNKY MELBOURNE Excellent accomiiKMlation fur sal<K>n paawv^WH.
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      35 7 MARTIN'S IfNath Rrnifdy tor all lrr««uldrtt'»% r< v n. 4 I )|ji'ii I l> .a l.J. ...--.It >, «M ■»< 'I»«»t7 W *e Sy •>!«» i blM > 1 Mf aMl.1 rv4 TtMiae MMM >• 1 "n«ti. <•• >i%4 jg. -\VJ.--' <
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      15 7 For all internnl complaintH il\scn!rv con^h colds iMc, t ike Wckkls' Giout lVpjK-i tnuu Cure
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      572 7 i RUBBER ESTATE RETURNS. j The Total where given represents th Output since Jan. 1911, except where figure in brackets is given, representing si many months. When a month's return i missed, this total represents the last avail able total. Au#. Sept. Total Allagar 5,000 4.100 98,464 Alor Pongsu 5,067
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      609 7 Ribu Rubber 11,074 32,14 Riverside 6,114 7, 054 87,68! Rubana 26,800 27.800 4f>7,60( a Ratanui 4,650 30,921 Rubber O. Assn. 7,065 fi,7<>9 47,151 is Sabraug 1,100 1,200 ,{,50< I" St. Helena 1,000 1,094 8,45.' Scottish Malay 7,360 8,029 34,6tt( r Sengat Selaba 17,405 95,29; Sekoug 823S Straits Bertam 9,300 100,417
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      463 7 •1 VESSELS IN PORT. 0 Steamers Nat. Tonnage <fc Master From Consignees For H Borck Dnt 2775 Smit Shji\.i, I'M) Ships A;,'<»ncy J*xm 0 Caledonien Ft-li 2540 Mell-r S»i«M, S~10 M ."VI I ,,<-,.,taiu 8 Carlyle Brit 234 Scoff p. Dfekmu, 6 10 8 8 Co Malacca OjObfaa Aus 3Hfl8
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    ITALY AND TURKEY.
    383 8 kLY'i BBION. ntei is informed from an authorita* five Italian source that Italy does DOt si *[>»•( i.il poeittou m Tripoli, bat its tl shall no lo'i^t'i be placed ia a position of inferiority. Tilr. (>i roi\N BBJOIXDBB. Prom an authoritative Ottoman source, howev. i. B inter
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    RUBBER APPARATUS.
    465 8 It can he taken us certain that in the future the tendency on all well- managed rubber plantations will be primarily in the direction of reduction in the quantity of machinery and processes ut»ed for the preparation of the commercial commodity, and, secondly, when machinery is used, it
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    THE MALAY STATES.
    727 8 How Lifk Gobi on Tube. Kach of the four Malay States is mlod by ji native Sultan, w ith British Official M resident adviser. The Sultan is merely a puppet, and the British official pulls the strings. Under the Sultan are numerous Dative officials, most of whom
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      298 8 f^^firt|# m r a a r d k c 4v A N A BRAND Tonic Wine f^w"-\ Hastens Recovery I I Sri 4 After Illness < a powerful restorative. f When most remedies fail a course i i»f 'VaNA* quickly restores vitality to the blood, the brain, the nerves I
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      628 8 Singapore Sporting Club. THE AUTUMN RAGE MEETIN6 (UNDER 8. R. A. RULES'OF RACING,) v ILr. BE WELD ON Tuesday 7th, Thursday 9th, Saturday 11th November. PROGRAMME FIRST DAY. Tuesday, 7th November, 1911. 1. THE OPENING STAKES. 2.30 p.m. Value $600. A Btßdionp for Horses that nave never won a Stake
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      455 8 4. THE SCURRY STAKES. (3-^p^ Value $1,000. A Bandieap that have ran »t t i,j s >[, $40. Distance, Bonrrj i 8. THE ROCHORE PLATE. 5 45 Value $400 A Band i havernnat this Moetiufi tram-e Fm Entries Close at iKn.n oa October, exoepl fm i:.,, Day. Entries for Race
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    SHARES.
    1059 9 Cap. Issue. Paid. Last Div. Bikers. Sellers 85,000 2s 2n Allafiar 10% >> ,7 150.000 2s 2s Anfilo-Malay 15% int 16 I 11 IOA 50,000 2s 2s Batang Malaka 19 2 0 30,000 1 1 Batu Caves 25% iot 11 0 0 31 30 0 KO.OOO 1 1 Batn
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      216 9 ANT EXTERMINATORS (UNIVERSAL) and Sulphur Powder ARSENITE OF SODA for spraying lalang and other weeds BOILERS (Spenser-Hopwood) 6 H.P. 8 H.P. 10 H.P. m stock. BOILER COMPOSITION (D.M.) For preventing scale and pitting CEMENT "Eagle" Brand Both these are of the highest CEMENT Borneo" Brand c li a lty #fci
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      100 9 De KONINKLMKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ i:ndp:r contract with the Netherlands india government. Agents at Singapore, The Shipsagency, Ltd, 2-3, Collyer Quay The nud.riucmioncd daUs of departure are only approximate. BUMPHIUfI r.t'Jawan-Drli JiROUVvKK If orar.i ttal>a, Bim|MUtf D.jainl)i and Ton^'nal q^ Koemai Bengat, Retelnivor, Tamlx uilian. Tii^i Rudja. Q«oenfi, l^al and I
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      743 9 OCEAN S.S. Co., ltd. AND CHINA MUTUAL S. N. Co., Ltd. 0 w j I' The Companies' steamen are despatched Crom Liverpool outwards tor thfl Straits. China lud Japan every week, and from Japan homewards lot London. Amsterdam and Antwerp every fortnight ior Genoa, Marseilles and rpool and tor Marseilles,
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      556 9 Market Price List. ffttapFnin Ontulm itli Lti] Beans. Long per catty '04 do. Preach d,, J2 Beat per 11.. Ui Uvtif Bteak ti (1 m Bean Sproots pi 1 i;<rty oh Bamboo Bproata do. 04 Blacbao do. Brinjals »!<,. 04 Cabbage, Batavia <i<>. ir» do. Cbinfl do. nii do. Baited
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    JOHORE.
    1038 10 THE SULTAN'S BIRTHDAY FEAST. The festivities which usually mark Ihe birthday of His Highness the Sultan of Johore. which this year, except as to the official banquet, had to be postponed m consequence ot His Highness's illness, were celebrated m .loliore on Saturda\ «nd yesterday. The town was en
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    SINGAPORE OPIUM SMUGGLING.
    593 10 VETERAN Wllo FIKKD AT BRITISH SHIP. ('U'I'IIN PAIiMEB'S lilt IKi'.IKN T. Captain C. H. Palmer, who acted as MOOnd, then first otticer under Captain Hatpin onthc Greai Eastern ai tin* line oi the laying of the Atlantic Cable, i- now resting m Shanghai until such lime M
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    GODOWN COLLAPSES.
    191 10 Without the slightest warning, the w hole Of the large godOWH on Robertson Quay belonging to the Kast Asiatic Co. Ltd. collapsed about seven o'oolock on Saturday morning. The. building was quite a substantial one built of brick with tiled roof mid lias been erected for about eleven
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    S.C.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    523 10 SATURDAY S PLAY. A. DOI'BLKS. Mod ing find Kucbwjildy v Howe and Wishart w. o. B. DOOBUBft. Wany and Cantrell beat Lt. Clarke and Lt. Wehner —I H —o. Oilison and Fulcher beat Graham and Hall 6—'2 «—4. 1 Vowler and Dumnun beat Brennecke and [Urotlie o—40
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    69 10 Little Mary had html given a teddy-bear ;as a present. This bear's eyes were fixed crookedly m its bead. One day Mary's uncle came to see her. He asked her what she called it. Gladly," was the reply. Good gracious that's a funny name. Why have you called it that
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    300 10 The Chamber of Commerce J«t Odessa] has asked that the steamers of the I Russian Volunteer Fleet make Bombay, Calcutta, and Batavia ports of call for j their steamers on their voyaige between Odessa ji ml Vladivostock and vice versa.! especial I y on their homeward voyage. The
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    A UNIVERSAL TONGUE.
    321 10 The K>peranto conference lias shown us that Kspertmto is making considerable progNOS. Personally I have never ben able t<» see the ueed of an artificial world language, (or in\ own experience is that English is more and moiv. outside certain parts of the Continent of Kurope, becoming
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    OLD AND YOUNG RUBBER.
    149 10 ■Truth' puts forward the following important note At the Kwaloe meeting Mr Hoffmann, who recently returned from the east, dealt with the point which I made last week as to the comparative values of old and young rubber; and he stated that having seen some of
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      104 10 Mr Willy BwaJd has retired from the Arm of Messrs Huttenbacb Bros and Co. as from July Ist, from domestic reasons, but he acts as the tirnfs agent on the Continent, thus continuing a connection with the Inn With which lie has been so long and so honourably connected. He
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      330 10 Fresh Australian Pure Creamery BUTTER. Singapore Gold Storage Co, Ltd. NETHERLANDS GUTTA PERGHA Co., Ltd' SINGAPORE RUBBER WORKS. All kinds of India Rubber Articles, Sheets, Rings. Valves, Tubes, Endless Belts, Hose (Suction, Steam, Hy draulic, Armoured) etc. etc. Ebonite, Vulcanite and Hard Rubber articles. Works and Offices— PASSlß PANJANG. Singapore.
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