The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 30 October 1911

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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, MONDAY, OCTOBER 80 1911. NO. 7.356
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    227 1 The first onnunl meeting of the Mundai Tekoiijj company was held ou Saturday— Page 7. The entries for the autumn meeting of the Singapore Sporting Club will be found on Page 3. The K. A. Sports at Dlakan Mati on Saturday v/ere a great success Page 10.
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    To-day's Advertisements.
    55 1 (lohl wi-i^t watch lost !';■<;,• 1. v gapon uud stiiiits Directory I9l| Paga -i. Notice to creditor- m the estate of Tit pt. Rarland, deceaaed Plan '2. Dancing rlassoa al Paair Paniang i (c l. Chamber of Commerce Auction Pfege Auction Mile of motor car to d;<> PlaM
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    AT THE ZOO.
    1406 1 Wo took the children to the Zoological Garfeni this afternoon.— four of them and they were all half price.- „nd the httle wheel-chair that we bco«f|it with us on the top of the motor, got la by a side gate for nothing. That wheel chair was the
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      691 1 There is a RAID on the fVIARLBOROUGH CINEMATOGRAPH, BEACH ROAD. NIGHTLY. The Gambling Mania, is a picture worth seeing. The Entrance Fee is small ami well Worth douliU-. You Should Speculate on a ticket and see this moral masterpiece. The Gambling Mania Duration Ova Half an Hour. Other Interesting, Edifying
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      341 1 DANCING. Miss Gomes gives ]»iivate tuition m the Valbe and Ballroom Dam -ing at The Retreat," Pasir Panjang.' (aboul 1| miles from E«pMl Harbour tram terminus). The Valse, Boston, Double 80-ton, Aero \alse, Two-step, New Two-step. One Step, Reels, Caledonians etc. Elementary and Finishing Lessons. Aft MM US and Evening
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      292 1 THE WEEK. Monday 30th. High Wit't i am., 1.94 pm. Moon Plral Qoarter, M. M. Outward aad Romeward ICaUsdne. Philharmonic Orch. practice, .">i"> pin. St Amhtw 'a Society Ann. Qen. ICtg 8.18 i>m. Lodge Kniul.vtion. -».;>o pm. Tuesday 3 1st. High Water— s-:il ai-i., :t pm. Wednesilsy Nov Ist. Hlga
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    FIRE AT TEONG BAHRU.
    138 2 (irriA Pactobi Dbstbotbd. About h.:',o on Friday night a fire broke out m a Chinese gutta (actorj ;:t i Rahru and the building and contents w en i destroyed. The towkay puts his loss ,i 1100,000, but this is believed to be a good •leal m
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    260 2 sir Charles Prestwood Lucas, who has been an Assistant Under-Secretary of State for the Ooloiliei fot upwards of 1 I year, retired on Bent. :;oth from the Colonial Office. He was scholar ol Wincheater, and reached the top of the school at an nnnsnally early age. At Oxford he won
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      885 2 PILES AND ECZEMA. A Proves Cure. The torturing irritation of piles (itching, bleeding, or blind) eczema, and any itching skin complaint is allayed by the first application of Doan's Ointment and even stubborn cases which have resisted other treatment for years, quickly yield to this healing ointment. Doan's Ointment is
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      840 2 NOTICES. LOST On Thursday ni^ht, m North Bridge Road, between Bras Jiasah Road and Ilochore Road, a lady's gold wrist watch. Finder will be suitably rewarded. J. A. G., co" Free Press.' Oct :J0 2-11 SINGAPORE AND STRAITS DIRECTORY, 1912. All papers In the hands of the public referring to
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      656 2 NOTICES. NOTICE In the Supreme Court of the Straits Settlements Settlement of Singapore. In the Estate of Ng Yong Seng deceased In pursuance of the provisions of section If} of the Oonvsyanctng and Law of Properl/ Ordinance lHHti, Notice is hereby tfiven that ail creditors and other persons having any
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      532 2 BANKS NEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL- MAATSGHAPPY. NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY. i ABLIBHED 1«24. CAPITAL fl 45.000,000, (alxjiit £3,7-50,000) RESERVE 11 7,121,317, (about £593,693) Bbab Ornoa n amstf;rdam. !Ip:ad 4QBBOI m Uatavia. BRANCHES Tenant, Hongkong, Shanghai, Rangoon, Sim r.ihava. B* marang, Welievreden, 13aml(K!ng (./aval, Cheribon, Tegjal, Pecalongan, Tjilatjar, Djembor, Medan (Deli), Kota-Hadja (Aeheea), I'aienilmng,
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      304 2 INSURANCES I THE ESSEX SWRmTeJJ^; V INSURANCE MCIETY n < Bead Ofl GNjORI ThfMindt •rsi-nr-.j h 1,.., for the abore accept lire tUk»Mi cmren S£V W« ,:,hh ali (MM FEDERAL U F£ 1 I Assurance Company 1 of Canada. j. INSI-KANCEi,., )V( r oijap^? 6 1 Bur P ln ■BSKHVI
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      530 3 0j v Makes Sra Grow We are talking about Ayer's Hn!r Vigor. Just note that word "Ayer's." You are perfectly safe with it. No harm to you of t:> your hair. Makes the hair grow It certainly does. Stops falling hair, too. Remember, it's "Ayer's" we are talking about. Ask
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      956 3 MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES AM9 EUiLDING ALLOTMENTS To be held ii FowcH Co.'s Sale-room On Tuesday the 31st October at 2-30 p. m. Lot 1. All that valuable pit cc of five liokl land situate m \\w District of BlfWp. fronting llZUlf: centa DJ an aua erf
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      271 3 REMINDER. This Day, Monday, at 1 1 am. MOTION SALE OF MOTOR CARS. At Powt U I Oo'i salavooni One II H.P. oseated Arrol JohnseM cue SO H.P. I seated Beetoo Bomber One id U.V. t-seated Otanobile One n> H.l J a seated Belgica One Lt*ll U.V. ft-seated Bpj ker.
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      636 3 SINGAPORE RACES. AUTUMN MEETING ENTRIES. BelOW we giv*' a list of the hoCSOI for < Antumn meeting of the Singapore Sporting Club, tbe entries for which closed on Sal nrday. FIRST DAY. Tuesday, 7th November, 1911. 1. THE OPENING STAKES. 2.30 p.m. \.it!cs6oa. A Handicap fm Horses that have never
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      694 3 SECOND DAY. Thursday, 9th November, 1911. I. THE GRiFFIN HANDICAP 2.30 p.m. l Vabje $400 and $50 to the S.iond BOTSe. A Handicap foi all Orittns thai have entered for the I iisi (iiiMn Baee (No t) on the First 'lay. Winners excluded, Distance, Kace Course. Mr Eddy's Dandipni!. Johore
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      788 3 another Race m lieu of the cancelled race. ■Btranos Fee, $25, Distance, Race Course. Jules Martin's Millionaire. Jules Martin's Xanti Sadiket. Beak Bng Kun's— -Bay Ronald. Mr Donald's Lady Flower. Bdgar and Douglas's The Friar. Mr Warden's Black Douglas. Stothard and Duncan's Lossie. Lim Yeow Heng's -Cartoon. Lee Toon Tock's
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    Domestic Occurrences. DEATH
    28 4 Domestic Occurrences. DEATH Shkkmy.— On Octoher2H, at 11. Fort Canning Ko.-id. K;ithl«'«'ii, daughter of Artiuj» PoUOfl Su|»«iiiit«'iideiit Sheedy A Mrs. Slieedy. u^« d two t'.u> and nine months.
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    The Singapre Free Press. Monday, Oct. 30, 1911.
    1190 4 The Singapre Free Press. Monday, Oct. 30, 1911. I ribcd y Politically tin- most significant thing m the telegrams, if it be confirmed, is the statement that K\VKH Bey, who is I one of the most energetic and capable of the party of Young Turks it was he Who proclaimed
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    58 4 As Lady Evelyn Young will be absent from Singapore on November 21st, December Bib and December 19th, she will not be At Home on those dates. In the first annual report and accounts of the Kota Tinggi Rubber Estate (a genfc Mr H Carpmael) the directors recommend a dividend of
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    LATE MR. W. D. BARNES.
    735 4 SUDDEN DEATH AT HONGKONG. Throughout the Colony and the Federated Malay States there will he a Eeeling of deep regret and surprise at the shock i of the news of the sudden death, at Hongkong, of Mi Warren Delabere Barnes, formerly of the Straits Civil
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    188 4 Rikiaha No. <;,770 has been stolen from outside a house at Cppei Serangoon Road. A Koleh valued at 51.-). the property of a Malay named Sulong. living at M, Kainpong Siglap. has been stolen from the beach m front of his house. a Chineaa trader of 4:». p.oat Quay, reports
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    SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.
    39 4 DEATH OF MR. W. D. BARNES. DIED WHILE PLAYING P 0 L 8 Deep Regret at Hongkong. Honcboac 0, nu, i,, On Sutnr.li.> ||m Moo'blc colonial Imita,, while n from his hona .1,.,,.! I ,J!Z""'"' l u«t«,
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    STRAITS CHINESE.
    117 4 HOW REVOLUTION AFFECTS THEH. \From cut tun mm Ihe Straits Bcho ('.niton Chamber of Commerce »»m yjjT to Tai Kac Yin. Penan* I public i ting ban been held with the full eonntenance m t«on of the officials, under (I, of Hi.' s.-if Government So iety. Wai, Hee
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    IPOH.
    18 4 I 800 Rerolationariai left [pob (Friday) m ■paeially maamed nulwaf oaniagaf for flanaag m route for I
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    ATTITUDE OF CANTON.
    83 4 (From our on), CorrvpotuU Hongkong, Od 16th. Anti Mamliu ri«)ts ;uv ;lt CftOtei unleu the Vieaioj orden the .limning of thr ICaaehn residents, totalling •_< Other Centres. Frooa Shanghai it It reported thai Fleel hai hoisted Urn white i! render. There i-; rostlessiipss at Wuhu. V;inking and
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    IPOH RACES.
    113 4 A SUCCESSFUL DAY. r <«' >< .'.n.ttnt.) Ocl V l st« i rtl;i>"> ra< woro mosi im although the weather was w.j intor vals. Thoro was a rt-rord att.tnlan. I iooi neiac. Thaw tn immenM eatkem:imi» at tlir finish when Mr. OUd Mid thl roiimiitt.M. w«.n> highly ealogi«ecL
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    RUBBER DIVIDENDS.
    26 4 {From our Penaii^. «>. 184k ltatu Ti^j\ Jias ileclar.sl an Interim J'" vidend of m pet t M((< ;IM( p,., ,1, of 12^ per cent.
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    MALACCA RUBBER AUCTION.
    26 4 Malaci-n, ki At tlie rubber ;i;m tiou on BAlurda] following pricet wn raaliwd s ll«'e( ttfO to ISBS. hark C'rep* «177. Scrap 1164.60.
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    30 4 > < Ordered by ;i Siamese Primr royal palace m liangkok, a eoniplet. I fMgl railway train has been ilmlgmd Messrs. I'.assi-H Lo.vke. of Korthtt tbc contract MDOUUtiIU to otci •l," u
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      434 4 KELLY AND WALSH, LIMITED. ORDERS SHOULD BE PLACED NEWSPAPERS AND at once PERIODICALS F)R 1912 THE IMPERIAL ouhscription orders now hcing EIUjHSh-MSkiy- booked. Descriptive lists sent on appHoation. Chinese Dairy JUST RECEIVED: AN 1912 1912 THE IMPERIAL Q)Q I English Chinese LlLlibb I Date Block. 1912 DIARIES 9I2 I X'MAS
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      97 4 APCAR LINE OF STEAMERS Calcutta, Hongkong, Japan. The Agency of the above line of steamera at tthis ]>ort has heen transferred to Messrs. Adamson Gilfillan Co., Ltd., as from Ist November next. Applications respecting freight and passage should be made to the abovenamed nrm. PATERSON SIMONS ft Co., Ltd. >
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  • TRIPOLI WAR.
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      REPORTS OF ITALIAN LOSSES.
      278 5 Is it a Holy War [By Submarine Cable]. Reuter's Service. London, via Bombay. The "Outlook leans from Egypt that Kuver Hey. the commander of the Turkish irmy, has crossed Egypt m disguise and met the Sheikhs of the Bennsei. II' 1 has succeeded m uniting the
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      ITALIAN CAUTION.
      68 5 Reuter's Service. London, via Bombay. A telegram from Malta sa\s that it is now understood that there will be no further Italian advance till a further I 5,000 tioops arrive. The Italian losses m the street ti^'hrintf m suppressing Monday's outbreak m the i m n was l
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      KING'S ADMIRATION.
      47 5 IMPBIIAI Xi:ws SKSTICK. London, via Durban. Reuter'i agent ai Rome itates that Kin« tanuel, m a numiago. expresses s;itis faction and great admiration at the courOi the arm] and na\y m Tripoli. They would henceforth be united more !> than ever by the most sacred of
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      FRANCO-GERMAN AGREEMENT.
      48 5 Reuter's Service. London, via Bombay. Renter U informed that the Francoerman Agreements will be comprised m two separate treaties, of which only the one concerning Morocco will be communicated to the Powers. Both will be signed before Nov nth. vvken the French and German Parliaments meet.
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    THE SUGAR CONVENTION.
    105 5 Beuter's Service. London, via Bombay. The Sugar Convention met at Brussels '■<> discuss the application of Russia to be allowed to export 400.00(1 tons annually sad of 200,000. Imperial Xews Service. London, via Durban. The Brussels Sugar Convention Committee hits decided m favour of acceding U) the
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    RUSSIAN FAMINE.
    63 5 Imperial Xews Service. London, via Durban. Renter*! despatch from St Petersburg statei that thirty-three million persons m j eighteen of the provincial governments of j Kussia and Siberia are stricken with 'inline as a result of bad harvests. 11. c Russian (ioverninent has decided to allot ninety three
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  • CHINA'S WAR.
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      CONFLICTING REPORTS.
      61 5 [By Submarine Cable]. Imperial Xews Service. London, via Durban. Renter'! correspondent at Peking states that the British. French. German and American Ministers made representations to the Imperial Government with a view of preventing the possible decapitation of Bheng Knag Pa, 'the Minister of Commalocations, whose policy of the
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      YUAN SHIH KAI.
      83 5 Imperial News Service. London, via Durban. \iian Sliili-kai's supporters are planning an entirely Chinese Cabinet and a constitutional (iovcrmncnt and favour the summoning immediately of a Parliament. Yuan Shih kai lias postponed hisdepar tore from Change southwards. It is expected that he will soon enter Peking us
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      ENGAGEMENTS.
      170 5 Rzura'i Skijvice. London, via Bombay. A telegram from Sia Kan Bien from Banter's correspondent with General Yin Chang, the Imperial rnmmandcir. states that yesterday morning (Saturday) the troops advanced towards Lunchiamiao supported by gunboats ami captured Lunchiamiao. The troops advanced m the afternoon ■gainst the strong rebel entrenchments to
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      TROUBLE IN PEKIN.
      58 5 K liter's Service. London, via Bombay. Renter'- correspondent at Peking states that an attempt w;is made to-day to as sassinate Sheng Kung Rio v. ho made a narrow ear ape and took refuge m the American Legation, whence ten soldier* escort' ed him to Tientsin. This is
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      REBELS ASSERTIVE.
      102 5 Rsutkb'i Sekvicb. London, via Bombay. lieuter's correspondent at Peking states that Li Yuang Heng Ins informed the Consuls that he is President of the China Republic. His communication to the Foreign Ministers has not iw j t'ii answered. Ho proposes to administer the customs at Changss and other
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      A LOAN.
      49 5 London, via Bombay. Renter's correspondent at Peking an nounces that a France Belgian syndicate has concluded a l.u-e loan for China at j six per cent, issued at '.»<>. The banks will receive four per cent, commission. Trains from Peking to Hankow will re siime running on Monday.
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    POLITICAL CHANGES.
    57 5 Imperial News Service. London, via Durban. Lloyds News says that Lord Haldane will shortly be appointed Lord Chancellor, j Sir Kufus Isaacs will be appointed Lord Chief Justice, Lord Alverstone will be a Lord of Appeal Sir John Simon, Attor-ney-Oeneral and Mr. Buekinaster, just elected for the Keigbley
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  • BRITISH NAVY.
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      IN THE EAST.
      99 5 [By Submarine Cable]. Kedter's Service. London, via Bombay. The Morning Post states that the destroyer Welland joins the Kibble and the I'sk which sailed for China on the 20th inst. at Malta. They will replace the old destroyers on the China station, as the beginning of a
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      A Canadian Purchase.
      15 5 The Canadian Government has bought the British cruiser, n. If. s. Aboukir.
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  • HOME NEWS.
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      Three Rectorships.
      52 5 Imii.uial Xj;ws Service. London, via Durban. Lord Minto has been elected Lord Hector of Edinburgh University defeating Lord Crewe, who was the Liberal candidate. Mr. Ilirrell has been elected Lord !{,.<-. tor of Glasgow, defeating Admiral Lord Charles Beresford. Mr. Andrew Carnegie has been appoint ed Lord Ke<tor
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      Election News.
      83 5 Keltku's Service. London, via Bombay Mr .1. H. M. Kirkwood, Unionist member for S. K. Ksse\, has intimated his resignation on the ground of ill health. The result of the Kei^hley h\e election is Mr s. 0. Bockmaster, Liberal, 1,567, Mr w. M. Ackworth. Liberal Unionist, 8,84a, and
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    BRITISH RAILWAYS.
    86 5 A Concession with an Object. RtUTEft'fl Skrvice. London, via Bombay. The Railway Companies hare agreed to raise the rate! of pas of the lower grade men. 'I'll is is evidently a coanterstroke to the Railwayman*! agitation for a strike against the Commission*! finding. This win donbtles! mean higher
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  • CASUALTIES.
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      Boat Train in Collision.
      44 5 [MPHIAL Xi.ws Servici:. London, via Durban. The American boat train crowded with prominent people, including the United States Ambassador to Paris, collided with a local train near Stafford. Three persons m the local train were injured, two of them seriously.
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      Aviator Killed.
      19 5 The military ariator Desparmel while monoplaning at Rheims feU 800 feet and was killed on the spot.
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    GENERAL BULLER.
    47 5 To Keep His Memory Green. Impkrial Xkws Service, London, via Durban. A memorial to the late General Boiler was unveiled m Winchester Cathedra] m the presence of a distinguished gathering. The t loops that formed the army of Natal during the campaign were largely represented.
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    145 5 > < The Singapore Rnrnmaiiaii Club have withdrawn from the Football League. His Excellency Monsieur Sarreut. the new governor general of French Indo China, is not on board the "Tourane," arriving this norning as he had to postpone his departure for the Armand Behie," which left Marseilles on the 22nd
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  • POLITICS AND BUSINESS.
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      TAFT'S IDEAS.
      80 5 [By Submarine Cable]. IXHBIAL News Service. London, via Durban. President Taft, ■floating at Chicago, stated that he would rather cut of his right hand than disturb business to cultivate political success. He believed that the railroads were obeying the law and hoped that the.big industrial enterprises would do
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      The Steel Trust.
      76 5 Redtkr's Service. London, via Bomhr\y. A Renter message Iron Washington states that the decision m the Steel Trust ease cannot be B ivon for three years, as a vast volume of evidence must be taken m many cities. Tin- President of the Steel Trust has made the
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      MONEY KINGS' VIEWS.
      122 5 Impkwial News Bmncft London, via Durban. The P&pen m New York stair thai a meeting of M Money King! was held at Mr. Pierponi Morgan'! house m New York which lasted till four o'clock m the morn- mult was resolved to fight the steel Trust case to
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    THE DURBAR.
    88 5 The Imperial Crowns. RkUTO'i Skkvice. London, via Bombay. Renter*! tgeney is Informed t hat tin* King will appear :it the Durbar wearing CrOWfl specially made fof the occasion. Tlu« Qoseji will wear her Coronation Crow u. w nil ill,- Ko]i i Noor. The King deliver! a speech to
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    BOXING.
    47 5 IMPBSIAL X i:\vs Skrvkk. London, via Durban. Bom hardier Wells and Gunner Moir, who were matt bed lo bo\ on the Ist inst, have abandoned the idea owing to the impossibility of securing a hall m London, tins difficulty being the result of fche Johnson agitation.
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    PERSIA'S LEGATIONS.
    35 5 I.mi'Kkjal Xj;\vs Skkvick. London, via Durban. Renter's correspondent at Bnshire states that th«« reinforcements Consisting of the B9tfa Central India Horse are disembarking, and no active Opposition has been Offered from the town. > <
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY.
    97 5 The annual Inspection took place yesterday at Port I'asir Panjang, by Col. Hoblyn, h. <;. a., with whom was Lt Wehner, Gunnery instructor. The Oflloen of the s. V. C. present were Lt Col. Derrick, Major Middleton, Burgeon (.'apt. Black, 2nd Lt Cuthbert. The Battery was m
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    91 5 Quarantine regulation! against lvkalongan for cholera have been withdrawn. Attention la called to the auction sale to-day, by Messrs Powell and Co of live motor cars. The sale commences at 1 1 a.m. Mr C. 11. Willis has arrived from Ranfioou and has opeued his book on tho Singapore Races,
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      14 5 <v all internal complaints dy sentry cough cold <£c, take Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.
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      51 5 i Digestion and Assimilation. It is uot the quantity of food taken but the amount digested and assimilated that gives strength and vitality to the system. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets invigorate the stomach and liver and enable them to perform their functions naturally. For sale by all Dispensaries, and
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      194 5 ROBINSON Co. NOW SHOWING" A LARGE SELECTION OF High Grade Table Napery :XTRA HEAVY. GRASS BLEACHED DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS m a «ood rtoral ck-sign an !l..str;itionALL PURE LINEN bemmed .vad.N far ON. Si/os 2by I yards. |py S| yards. |by I yards Price. $4-25 $5-25 $6 25 lAPKINS TO MATCH,
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      599 6 INDOCHINA S. N. CO., LTD. FOR Hongkong, Shanghai and Japan. The Company's sti.amer MAMSANG 40.'t-> tons. P. M. Lake, Command* r. i* doe i the ftOwJ instant and will be despatched lor the above ports on Tuesday the :;i-i instant at 4 p. m. She has excellent aecnmmodation for saloon
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      801 6 OCEAN S.S. Co., ltd. AND CHINA MUTUAL S. N. Co., Ltd. The Companies' steamers are despatched from Liver|xx)l outwards for the Straits, China and Japan every week, and from Japan homewards for London, Amsterdam and Antwerp every fortnight for Genoa. Marseilles and Liverpool and tor Marseilles, Havre and Liver- pool
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      689 6 FAR EAST OXYGEN ACETYLENE COMPANY, LTD., SINGAPORE BRANCH. Oxygen Gas Dissolved Acetylene. Oxy-acetylenlc blowpipes and Mow pipe 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 Acetylene gas for lightiug Motor-cars, Launches, Steamers, etc.
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      576 6 STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Dills of Lading issued /or China Coast, Persian Gulf, Coutiueutal ami American Ports. Steamers will leave Singapore on or about MAIL LINES. 1011 Outward (fok China) Delta N«.v Dalai Dec -"■< Assaye
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      391 6 Norddeutscher Lloyd, Brim, IMPERIAL GERMAN MAH LINE. The fast and woU-kttOWfl i: i Ihia Compaay sail fortnightl? Hanihiirj; via Rotterdam, Am t»-< lon, Otbraltar, Genoa, n. Marseilles, Naplei Port said, Boes, kd( n, I Singapore, Hongs QKhai, Nagasaki and Kobe t(» Through ticl<« -i are I ined to A Africa,
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    MANDAI TEKONG ESTATES.
    1307 7 Fiusr Annual Mki:tin<;. The first annual general meeting of the shareholders of the Mandai Tekong Singapore) Rubber Estates, Limited, was held at noon on Saturday at the registered offices of the Compam. No. 5, Malacca Street. Mr Lee Choon Guan, presided and there were also present Messrs
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    RUBBER ESTATE RETURNS.
    804 7 The Total where giv*m represents the output since Jan. 1911, except where a dguru m brackets is given, representing so many months. When a month's return is missed, this total represents the hist available total. Aug. St|>t. Total. Allagar (,000 4.300 :5:>,455 Alor Pougsu 5,067 4..V21 37.352
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    EXCHANGE.
    66 7 (Corrected up to Oct. 28.) Bank 4m I 2-4 5-16 demand 2-4 3-32 Private credits 3 m s 2-4 15-32 credits 6in 24} France demand Bank 294 Germany, demand 23 h\ India, T. T. 174 Hongkong, demand 2<> Yokohama, demand 114 JAVA, demand 140 V Bangkok, demand 6." Sov!.rki«;ns.
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    PRODUCE.
    141 7 Oct. 2s. Tin 1 1 7. ton > sold M.60 (iuinbier 10.20 Gambior Cube No. 1 '21.75 Gainbier Cube No. 2 norn. PepjxT Black ordin. Spore... buyers 20.73 Pepper, White fair' buyers 30.00 Nutmegs (110 to the !b.) nom. Nutmegs (80 to the lb.) nom. Mace (Bndl) 1 10
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      544 7 INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd The steamers of this Company maintain a regfll«F direct service between Calcutta. Btratta, Hongkong, Shanghai and Jaj.an ag oargo on through Hills of Lading f;>: Canton, BwntOW, Amoy. Chefoo, Tientsin Newchwang, Yangtsze Ports, Formosa, the Philippine! Ac. &c. STEAMERS. Tons Commander Kutsaag 4,^95 r. c.
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      105 7 PASSENGERS. Per Teesta Mr and Mrs Kayner and two children, Mrs AY. F. Henderson and infant, Iff Watling. Per Chow Fa Messrs Allard, do Kroes, Wolley and Rogers. Per Perak Mr and Mrs Byrne, Messrs W.J. Lewis, Ure ,Wyngnarden, Armstrong and Jewring. HEAP ENG MOH LINE OF STEAMERS Singapore to
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      93 7 VESSELS AT TAN JONG PAGAR AND KEPPEL HARBOUR. Wharves and Docks at which different vessels are berthed. East Wharf (Basin)— Malacca. Fuh Wo East Wharf Sec. I—Teesta,1 Teesta, Sheers Wharf Tannenf* U Main Wharf Sec. 2— Kut San^ 3 Capri 4 Lothian 6— Nil 6 Tclemachr.s New Dock Sec. 7
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      905 7 VESSELS IN POUT. Flag and Tens Ccnm ai:.l( r.s Arrived From For When Sea Mew Col (00 Utarphj Tn-i-.gganii. 11 10 C6I Gort Um-.'rtain Sea Belle F.M.S. yet 400 Alimat P. S'hsnn 2-910 F.M.S Pabang, Wsiterwitch H. M.S. cm 620 Hnncock 20-10 S. >,'. OUiier Sur Gd j H.I.J.M.S. Tone
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      222 7 VESSELS TO ARRIVE. Yar/.in. G A, B M Co. Australia, due Nov Iverlahn. G A. B M A Oo, Australia, due Nov I. Beaegambia, HAL. BM Co. Hongkong. toe Nov i. P. B. Friederleh, M 1) L. B M Co. HongiHMgi toe Nov I, Kuteaag, ICSS C\>. (BwMtead) Japan via
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    INSURANCE LEGISLATION.
    404 8 At first sight it seems incongruous that society primarily intended to promote thrift should need (iovernment supervision. A Dumber of people associate themselves for provident purposes, from the humble slate club which ensures (if the treasures does not commit suicide or run a wav> the Christmas turkey, to
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    THE VICE OF "VIRTUE".
    294 8 It is amazing how obsession b> fad can blunt tin' lenM of hninanitv m \.r\ excellent and virtuous »< > j > l m a publication called Britain*! Opium Harvest •re find ;i cold-blooded deecription of the brutalities practised bj the Chinese troop-, m the luppreMiou
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    S.S. PERSIA IN A TYPHOON.
    182 8 The Pacific Mail liner Persia, on arrival at Shanghai from San Francisco via Homo lulu and Japan, reported baring encountered a iwelre point typhoon when about two days out of Yokohama. The vessel strained and creaked from stem to stern. rolling thirty degrees, it was
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    CHINESE SOCIETIES IN HONGKONG.
    516 8 In referring to the gratification felt at the action of the Hongkong (iovernment m bringing forward legislation to requisite the operations of the numerous Chinese associations which figure so largely m that Colony the Hongkong Telegraph says It has become increasingly evident to employers of Chinese
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    AFTER A DANCE.
    347 8 Thibtbbn Killed Nine i\ n i; i i >. New York. Sept. J". Thirteen persons were killed and nine seriously injured before daylight yester day at m-h i!i. m Wisconsin, while returning from a dance at the Lome of Peter Hanson. They were m a farm wagon
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      605 8 f INVIGORATOR g^ I I 4 V A N A'b-oTonic MARK V 1 N I^\ VITALISES:— j THE BLOOD Acta lv^' ruiall y t« i r U P°° ll:t I J 4 \.\N\ helps to form pure i i- ii j l.ntire System. vitalising oUhkl. j i j i j
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      36 8 Sprains. Sprains require careful treatment. Keer quiet and apply Chamberlains Pain Balm freely It will remove the soreness and quick ly restore the parts to a healthy comVit ion For sale by all Dispensaries and Dealers
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      16 8 Sufferers Take Notice. a direst" Tf tlistUrb the cause of the trouble ami ckar th.M mhU
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      219 8 JUS T RECEi VED A CONSIGNMENT OF WAKEFIELDS BRITISH MADE BENT STEEL FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES I 111 Hb> F ImT m Six.. -iV x -jj xMT ABSOLUT EY RELIABLE. PRICE $75 NETT. STOCKS HELD BY: H.&W.GREER LIMITED, 43, ROBINSON ROAD, SINGAPORE. sy lies his head who drinks SODA
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    SHARES.
    1214 9 Cap. Issue. Paid. Last Div. Buyers. Sellers. 85,000 2s 2s Allagar 10% HO 5 150,000 2s 2s Anglo- Malay 15% iut 15 llj 50,000 2s 2s Batang Malaka q 2 'l 30.000 1 1 Batu Caves 50% hit 11 0 0 11 10 0 80.000 1 1 Batu Tifja
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    STICK INSECTS AT THE ZOO.
    351 9 Mr E. (i. Meade Waldo, a vice president of the Zoological Society, has just presented examples of two species of leaf insects. Of the genus Phylllnm and several spociineiis of the praying mantis, :md for some time the Society has been able to exliibit at
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    OIL IN BURMA.
    299 9 At the annual general meeting of tho Rangoon oil Company (Limited), Mr. U.S. Clifford, the chairman, reviewed the industry generally. Dealing fust with tho Yenang-young field, be said that so far as the exploited lands an concerned gas pressure has been practically mrtianated Consequently the companies operating
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    MILITARY FUTURE OF JAPAN.
    206 9 A rigorous controversy has i>.',mi proceeding In the Japanese Press us to the policy which it is desirable thai Japan should panne m the fotare with regard to her armament*. There are three schools of controversialists. One takes the line that a strong navy alone is
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      207 9 The Gold Medal Mineral Water, certified by authorities to be highly beneficial to health, especially m the tropics. Tansan is a particularly crisp and invigorating mineral water Packed m cases of 100 splits or 48 pints. Buolwn'R Whfckipq liUilllilUll v ifll9ul\Euu LAre all matured and bottled m Scotland. We guarantee
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      114 9 Oe HGNiNKIUKE PAKETVAART RBAATSGHAPPiJ UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIA GOVERNMENT. Agents at Singapore, The Shipsagency, Ltd, 2-3, Coliyer Quay The undermentioned dates of departure are only approximate. van Noort Belawan-Deli Q ct m buy your a f BOLTERS APARTMENTS. NOT THE CHEAPEST BOARD AND LODGING. hut The* tIF^T Comfortable
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      281 9 SON LEW BOOK NOW OPEN ON SINGAPORE RAGES THE TREBLE 2000 to 30 On Races 1,2 9 6,\ DOUBLES ANY TWO EVENTS STRAIGHT OUT ALL EVENTS 8 THE ARCADE TURF COMMISSION AGENT. on THE FI2ST DAY, NOV. 7 th, 1911. 100 TO 1 TREBLE EVENTS 100 TO 1 ON RACES
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      70 9 Rheumatism. Chronic rhenmatimi often attai ka the larger joints. Internal treatment of any kind would be worse khan nseless, but bj allying Chaniht'ilaiu's rain Balm treels and Aiawiaging the* affected part it will aflora some n Uef at onco and by oontinning the treatment, will eventually ffi'ct a eoni]>lete cure.
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    INDRAGIRI (SUMATRA).
    2067 10 Mesting Called By Shareholders. RESOLUTIONS DKFKATKD. A special meeting of the Indragiri (Sumatra* Kubber Co. Ltd. called on the requisition of the requisite number of shareholders, was held at Messrs Evatt and C'o.'s uuaoes on Barnrdaj morning. Mr. (i.J. M. Keulemans presided, there being also preBent Messrs Mean
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    THE RECREATION CLUB.
    721 10 Anmal ATHIJrrTG Si'OitTs. The annual athletic sports of the Singapore Recreation Club were held on the Esplanade on Saturday afternoon and were an entire success. The rain made the going heavy, but did not mar the enthusiasm (if the numerous competitors. The pavilion was packed with friends
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    210 10 The captain* of the Chow Fa re- ports that ou Oct. M »v 24|0 degrees N. and 105.00 degrees Bast he spoke to the British four masted barque Kclipse (T. K. U. LJ from Hongkong to New York, i who asked to bo reported. The F. M. S.
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    ROYAL ARTILLERY SPORTS.
    438 10 Fortune, m the shape of weather that did not look at first any too favourable, Was with the U. (I. A., who held their sports at Illakan Mnti m pleasant weather ■ou Saturday afternoon. No doubt the threatened storm of the afternoon kept BOUM people away, but
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    Singapore Golf Club
    151 10 I'Vl'TAIN's COT COMI'KTITION. This competition, the conditions of which were nine holes match play against bogey under handicap was played during the month of October. Members were allowed to take out any number of cards the winner to be the .member who return ed the four best
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      291 10 Fresh Australian Pure Creamery Singapore Cold Storage Co, Ltd. NETHERLANDS GUTTA PERCHA Co., Ltd! SINGAPORE RUBBER WORKS. All kinds of India Rubber Articles, Sheets, Rings, Valves. Tubes, Endless Belts, Hose (Suction, Steam, Ky. draulic, Armoured) etc. etc. Ebonite, Vulcanite and Hard Rubber articles. Works and Offices— PASSlß PANJANG, Singapore. Sole
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