The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 31 October 1911

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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, TUESDAY. OCTOBER 31, 1911. NO. 7,357
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    162 1 The China lee-Saw continues. Wires from Poking tell of rebel defeats. Wires from elsewhere m china do not. The alleged movements make one doubt the wisdom of the leaders, if not the coinage of the soldiers Pag< It seems as though Italy had a heavier task against
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    THE FASCINATION OF THE ELDERLY WOMAN.
    1105 1 of course there are many kinds of elderly women; they Abound In every section of tin" social world and may occasionally he found outside il. Yet even the elderly women who have spent (heir lives m scrubbing Soon and rearing children ha\e a <
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      918 1 AN IMPORTANT QUESTION SETTLED. At the ALHAMBRA, Beach Road. 'r^ m m^ m^ m^^ m^^^ mmm^^'~^^^ l '——m———mm—w—mmm—mm—mmm—M—m3—mm——ma—K—m———i———m—mK+^ WHERE TO GO TO-NIGHT? Wit plfwwi erening yum would spend The place to take ><ur wife or Mend A H THE ALHAMBRA I P For Heart} Laughter, Finland Mirth To sec the
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      264 1 DANCING. Miss (miik^ gives private tuition m the Vaisc Mini Ballroom Dancing al 11 The Retreat," Pa&ir Panjang.^l (aboal If mik-, bnom Keppel Harbour tram terminus). The Vblt. Boston, Douiili Botton, Acm \al.H<-. Two-stop, N«w Two-step, One Step, Reels, ('uli'doniMii^ «'tc. Elementary and finishing Ijtmuonu. Afternoon and Evening classes lor
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      93 1 Co*t>a\>'s advertisements. Auction Bales: Powell ami Co pieoa goods; ciiin^ Keng L«'<>. frail plantation. Rice, Powell and Co !'!««<• ■'>. The Bookmakers call 1 1 odds loudly Page On thr Berth Primes Juliania, Ban Hon^ Liong; siiim st«-.im KaTigatinn i <>.. and Toyo Kislicn Kaisha Page <">• \<'w K. I'.
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      340 1 THE WEEK. Tuesday 31st. IliUh Water HB., IJU j>ni. Hail<>\\ mass K\ c. Boottisfa Univei title*) Dinnei B'pore Clob 8 pm, Wednesday Nov Ist. Hij^h Water T'-' am.. ff.9o pin. K. A. O. H., Aihl»ts;.us Hute!. B pm. Thursday 2nd. High Water— 7 17 an:., 8-S5 pm. I. A 0.
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    "DONT'S" FOR PUBLIC SPEAKERS.
    200 2 Mr Grenville Kloisor has issue.! to the inewban of the public speaking clubs some Don'ts, for Public Speakers," which should be of enggeatfoa value to every one having occasion to speak before an audience: Don't apologise! Don't shout Don't hesitate Don't attitudinise! Don't speak m a
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    538 2 Bagal sin^li. a Sikh watchman, has i> Mn arrested Oft a charge «>t criminal DM USh ol' trnsl In respect <>f i» entrnsted to nimby another Sikh named Badawa Singh. The deatli of Captain J. K. Clarke, Ist Norfolk Regiment, has taken place m Cambridge Hospital. Aldershot, as t!ie result
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      12 2 Digestion and Assimilation beriain'. Btomach ami Liver T»f't S *%2££2rs3s?'- For sale
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      523 2 Rheumatism. Chronic rheumatism <>fren attacks the larger joints. Internal treatment of any kind would l>e wane than useless, i>ut l»y applying (ham beriain's Pain Balm treaty ;<ini masaaglng the affected part it will afford aome relief at once and b\ oniltlnnlng thr treatment, will eventually effect a complete cure. Some
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      793 2 NOTICES. SARAWAK GOVERNMENT. j Tenders .are invited for the supply of Engii neering materials required by Sarawak Gov- eminent for the year 1912. Full particulars (.in be obtained on application to Messrs. I'aterson Siinous A Co.. Ltd., Sarawak Government Agents, Singapore, or at Resident's Office, Sarawak. Tenders will be received
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      678 2 NOTICES. LOST On Thursday night, m North Bridge Road, between Bras Basah Road and Itochore Road, a lady* gold wrist watch. Finder will be suitahly row aided. J. A. G., go" Free Press." Oct 30 211 GOVERNMENT NOTICE. TENDERS will be received up to noon on Monday, the 20th November,
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      455 2 BANKS NEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL- MAATSCHAPPY. NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY. Established 1824. CAPITAL fl 45,000,000, (about £3,7.50,000) RESERVE fl 7,124,317, (about £593,693) Hkad Okkice m Amsterdam. Uf.ad Aokncy m Batavia. BRANCHES .--Penan*,', Hongkong, Shanghai, Rangoon, Soeiabaya, Seinarang, Weltevreden, Bandoeng Java), GhflffbOß, Te^al, Pecalon^'an, Tjilatjar, Djetnber, Medan (Deli). Kota-liadja (Acheen), Palembang, Padan^. Bandjermasin and
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      282 2 INSURANCIT THE ESSEX SUFMJIIrr-p INSURANCE SOCIETY, v?* 1 ii...,. i oa* BHjcmm for th al..v, y a<<:ept fl,-e rirt Ml FEDERAL LIFE Assurance Company of Canada. I imum INsriUNCEinr,,,,. c, Hi m iiiiMD, m, i9io, 11V HlUviMdaU om DIRKCT GOVEKXMI -I Ca«h Loaaa, s. mmm i Policies are WoiiLl J.
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    NAVAL NOTES.
    250 3 Tsingtau. Oct. The recent crisis m international affair! I.ml to mdaVsa nhangws In fche disposition of the China Squadron, and tlic men who thought they had turned their backs upon WeJ bai walfoe— t— al months soon found themaelrea bach m kbe faiuiiiar anehorafe, under the ahniftac of
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    MEDICAL MATTERS IN HONGKONG.
    200 3 lii sir F. Lugard's Budget sp.-.-ch he tied on some topics of medical m He Mid The heading Miscellaneous Services includes a sum of |2,000 to which I invite the assent of this Council for tinexpenses of the Congrats of the Far Eastern Issociatiop of Tropical
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    BUKIT LINTANG RUBBER.
    115 3 It is refreshing to find a rubber concern Increasing its dividend these times. The profit of the Bokil Lintang concern advan c<m! io the extent of £2,600, and tlii* enabled tli<- directors to paj ■■'> per tout. iii i*J«*!icl as against i > per cent, for th
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    CATCH OF TEN THOUSAND FISH.
    127 3 The Marquis of Bute, finding tint 1 1 1 attempts I i stock Loch Fad, m the island »f But**, with trout were impracticable wing to the great numbers of pike m tbe it<-i d i.irci to take drastic steps. Hi- arranged that the loch,
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      53 3 J\~ internal OMnplainto dyseutiv OOQgbl C( s teke Woods" Gie;tt Peppermint Can P3Ei R lU xf ACCOUNTANT 800t NOW OPEN UN THE Singaire Meeting. COUBLI, ANy TWO EVENTS UNLMITED EBLE EV FROM 3000 T0 30 STRA!GHT-OU^ N ALL EVE NTS. Telegrams: TRITO Telephone t-,.U.A.8.(..>thl )U OiHcelB6 a 'i TO**** I
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      195 3 SON LEVY \0 11 dW Baa V I i BOOK NOW OPEN ON SINGAPORE RAGES THE TREBLE 2000 to 30 On Races 1,2,6, DOUBLES ANY TWO EVENTS STRAIGHT OUT ALL EVENTS 8 THE ARCADE CHILLIS TURF ACCOUNTANT IS HERE NOW DOING BUSINESS ON SINGAPORE RAGES THE TREBLE 2000 30 ON
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      607 3 WANTED. i WANTED For Penang.— An Baaapaaa 2.5-27 years of nfic- with Brat-claw experience of accountancy work. Must be willing. Salary m accordance with (MialilUations. Prospects Apply to W.X.Y. c o Fret Press." Oct 31 8-11 WANTED FOR BATAVIA A Smart Shorthand Clerk and Typist, must be a thoroughly competent
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      666 3 AUCTIONS. AUCTION SALE On Monday, 6th Nov., at 2-30 p.m 999 years leasehold FRUIT PLANTATION Situate m the district of East Bukit Timah about i mile from the Bukit Timah Railway St.ition area 4 acres I roods and 20 i>olCB. Quit rent §2 per annum. Ching Keng Lee Co., Auctioneers
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      777 3 RuilvllNijSß.. This Day, Tuesday, at 9-3O a.m. Auctkiii Sale of tiico. TO BE HELD AT GODOWN No 14. TANJONG PA'.Ai: WHAKF 4,000 Bags Special Mill Rangoon Ricc\ Ex. 8.8. M Tara' f Oct. Ith. (To be sold m Lots) For account of Concerned. POWELL Co., Auctioneers. MORTGAGEES SALE OF VALUABLE
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      56 3 PHOTOGRAPHIC STORES DEVELOPING PRINTING JUST ARRIVED NEW CAMERAS NEW CAMERAS NEW CAMERAS New Lenses, New Accessories, etc. No. 102 104, North Bridge Road KONG HING CHIONG Co. THE BANGKOK TIMES (ttOFABLUHSD 1881 LEADING PAPER IN SIAM. DAILY AND WEEKLY ENGLISH AND SIAMESE LARGEST CIRCULATION. KELLY AND WALSH, LTD., Singapore Agents.
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    The Singapore Free Press. Tuesday, October 31, 1911.
    1344 4 The Singapore Free Press. Tuesday, October 31, 1911. "<•'!'•- I'-.,,,., bnba f g*it t I i. IT i. j Htlaul I-.-...-. I, vain .V has been plainly and truthfully said, the ■ituation In Europe just now as produced b\ the recent application of international foroai m 1 1 1 domain
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    475 4 Sergeant Mis Osman of the Malay Vol" antean i»a> won the s.k.a. long range Bhool foi tctobar. Tli*- casrs against tin* CapUiin and «ioc •Off of tin- Russian steamer Curonia bare f a poetponed till ILsnday next. It is tigniiW an! of the timee thai lady, the \\if«- of Lvii
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  • SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.
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      YUAN SHI KAI IN COMMAND.
      23 4 T1 Hongkong, Oci Hi.' correspondent of the Chim, r Shanghai rtaftei ihal fnaii si,, aflMOMd ttipreme c aand
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      SAVE-FACE BOMBARDMENT.
      19 4 Fro,., SH,x.n,.,; )O v U U Admiral Bah did txX bombai on Saturday. Then was tlighi i.
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      WHERE THE MONEY COMES FROM
      46 4 Special Telegram tothe w (Chim newspaper) uj that i tionists Inv their finma i» •'•>!»-", wbeaoa the rands from America to be d (lima. Taell 80,000 Iniv,. I B rebel! tl Kmkang on th, Kiang to, Reroliitionarj ttrei I Shanghai Vativc City.
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    PROUDLOCK AGAIN.
    52 4 Summoned for Libel. \ftotn MM i R tala Lumpm 1 1 I The Baanmoiu ag Une< Lock, husband ol If ra. Proad I to day (Toeedaj He li alleged to i. loaal] liiM-n.-.i Deled I \vli<> had police eh m the Stewart Murdai < burioii to MJLP. Mr.
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    RESIDENCES OF SULTANS.
    66 4 Kuala Lumpur to be Provided Ft, >>. Koala Lumpor, I I. .in- bouoea arc to be Lumpur tbc ii-.' by tli«> 9 Selangor, Pahang and the Vi tin* V fri Sembilan. The h«>,,-., to I).- assigned I Selangor i» eatitnatad to i I The m. i-:iru'N oJ
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    KUALA LUMPUR FLOODED.
    69 4 y"' c —I i\ iala F.tuiin;ii i Exceptional Ooodi I Kuala Lompar. M.ui\ disti icti water ami motoring an.l pedestriaaioi mi r.rtain plac.> is .\t r. i 1 I > d Hundredf »>f Immmm arc So r b..\ ing ri^.n to a |real heifl The Episcopalian Metho
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    RUBBER DIVIDEND.
    18 4 Peaang 0 The Koala Lumpur Rubber I Anal <li\ -iiifiui of 17) per i oome tax. —> <
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    F. M. S. MONEY.
    72 4 it is Intormting to note t >.■ 1' P. M. S. KstiiiiMi.-s. on: of SJ x ir< *****,690,000, the onl] f' lion, aic Railways 1.1 Uaiiwav Construction #i h. i. i I*, w. I). Extraordinary -Jj Medical i l'osis ;nnl Telegraphs I" Borveyi Police 4 native
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    116 4 Ai ms granted to tlie Sti;iit>i-: l< March '2:.th. I<>ll. are qnoiedKifa I|N of rarliaimMitaiy PuMh at iom- i/ ling pottagu. Tenant winul to know iflf-. m^ jectftl to la»!ii's ihooting \M ,<• In Mat.li. Of OOUTM the l# x i 7 Mr ami Mrs Corbach, <M nlm) retired tiom
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      145 4 KUPPER PILSENER B¥7l T7J Trt IS THE Eh Ha xV best. SOLE AGENTS, 4 CALDBECK, MACGREGOR CO. EASTERNPRESENTS Ipi WESTERN FRIENDS. Finest Japanese Silk Kimonos, g?m^ x V^a^VN Prices $14-50 to 35-OO X Ladies Japanese Silk Dressing rf c |i Childrens Japanese Silk Jackets $1-20, eac/i iSK*«PfeH Quilted Silk Dressing
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      126 4 APCAR LINE OF STEAMERS Calcutta, Hongkong, Japan. The Agoncy of the above line of steamers at this port has been transferred to Messrs. Ariamson Giltillan A Co Ltd., as from Ist j November next. Applications respecting freight and passage should be made to the abovenamed finu. PATERSON SIMONS ft Co.,
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    CHINA CIVIL WAR.
    114 5 PEKING'S REPORTS. Rcum*! Service. London, via Bombay. I,'euter's correspondent at I'.. king states 'I'" rebels Offered littleresistancea.nl doned their main position at Kilore Ten, with all their guns and ramp equipment and are retreating utterly demoralised. Admiral Bo Chen Ping afterwards notied the Consuls of his intention
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    St. ANDREW'S SOCIETY.
    358 5 the annual general meeting of the St. Andrew's Society was held yesterday at I", p.m. at the Cricket I'aviiioti, Ron Dr D -I. Galloway m the chair. About twenty-five members of the Society at tended. The minutes of the last general meeting tig been read by the
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    SCOTTISH UNIVERSITIES DINNER.
    27 5 The annual Scottish Universities Dinner will take place m the Singapore Club this Tuesday) evening at h p. m., Dr. Galloway mi the Chair.
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    SINGAPORE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION.
    79 5 CONTINUE THE LEAGUE. \t a meeting of the Singapore Football Association held lasi night m the B.C.C. Pavilion, Mr. R. J. Fairer presiding, the tation of the Buff S I and II teams. Hie R.O. A. the S. It. C. and the Arcadians •raa accepted. Ft was
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    154 5 > < The marriage took place at Christ phurch, Oalle Face. Colombo, on the 17th inst.. of Mr Cledwyn Davies. of the Madras Bank, Rajahmnndry, to Miss Linda Marion Douglas Bennett, daughter of Mr Frank Douglas Bennett, merchant, Madras. The bride arrived from Knglaud by the "Wor- estershire." If is
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  • ITALY'S TASK.
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      FIERCE FIGHTING.
      64 5 Eeuter's Service. London, via Bombay. Italian oHicial despatches estimate the 'enemy's total losses m the recent fighting at 2.000 killed and nearly 4,000 wounded. Keuter's correspondent at Rome states that the Turks twice attacked the Bumeliana wells at Tripoli on Saturday morning and were repulsed. Heuter's correspondent at
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      Noble Nurse.
      78 5 Keiter's Sekvjce. London, via Bombay. Renter'! correspond nt at Home states t yesterday was quiet at Tripoli, except that there were some skirmishes out at the Oasis. The Turks attacked Horns yesterday and were repulsed with heavy loss. A message from Naples says that the Duchess of Aosta
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    ROMAN CHURCH.
    40 5 Creation of Cardinals. Better's Service. London, via Bombay. Oil Non 27tfl His Holiness the Pope Creates seventeen cardinals including Archbishop Bourne of Westminster Arch* bishop Farley of New York Archbishop O'ConneU of Boston; and Archbishop Falconio of Washington. •> <
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    HOWARTH ERSKINE'S CATALOGUE.
    141 5 In response to main enquiries, Messrs Howarth Krskine Ltd. have just issued a handsome catalogue of general requisites for estates ami mines. As is pointed out i/i the introductory remarks, machinery has become an essential factor on all estates and necessitates the use of many engineers' tools
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    THE ASSIZES.
    179 5 Conflicting si i bments. The lecottd week of tin- murder trial of a. P. Marie and l'>. Caldera was commenced before the Chief Justice, sir \v. Efyndraan .Tones, and a special jury, yesterday. •John Francis Murray, the Tamil dett <•• tive to whom Caldera is alleged to have
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    167 5 There ;t s n good mutter si the Hongkong [nterport pnctioei at King's Park, and, considering the redaction! m the dimensiont of the Bullseye, etc at all distances, the Moring generally was fairly good. As asTeral good shots haye yet to put m an appearance, there is erery proa* pect
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    RAILWAY TROUBLE.
    189 5 Another Strike Threatened. Imperial News Service. London, via Durban. Renewed railway twmeia is threatened. Meetings of men took place at many railway centres yesterday and passed resolutions repudiating the report of the Kailway Com mission. Some of the speakers demanded an immediate strike. -Mr J. M. Thomas, Lahour
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    OBITUARY.
    22 5 Impebial News Szkvicz. ]x>ri(3on, via Durban. The death is announced of Mr Joseph Pulitzer, the proprietor of the Mew York World. > <
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    POLICE NEWS.
    333 5 A Chinaman employed at sawmill at Kallang Road reported at the Rochore police station 11 Sunday this! he had been robbed by another Chinaman of a watch which he rained at 14.40. The police searched complainant and found a watch hidden on him. He said tin's was the
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    Sepoy Lines G. C.
    49 5 The monthly medal lor October hat heen won by Dr Fry. The following score* \v«'i«.« in arned W. EL Fry H. :,o •_><» 7,; Lomifl 17 48 h s:> c. Bmeraon SO I"* 10 Bfl •F. I). H;ill 58 It', s <n Creery 45 r» <»2
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    LIQUORS GALORE.
    205 5 After some delay owing to the strike .it Home having disorganised shipment*, Messrs Garnet Quelcfa and Co. arc now m I position to announce that they m prepared to supply the special waresywhich they import m case from the wine districts. The linn, whidi is already well established
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    THE RACES.
    168 5 HANDICAPS. Thh OPWCCG Stakks 11. C— Browning 0.7 Melodist 9.7 Zanibar 9.5 Benevolence 8.9 Lossie H. 7 Tom Lees 8.6 Bowhili 8.5; Honey Bear B.S; Parley Dale 8; Rouge-et-Xoir 7.12 Bay Ronald 7.7 Thk Pavilion Stakks R. C— Phonograph 11; Wallaeey IO.«; San Pedro 10.7; Sweet Home 10.f,;
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    UNFORTUNATE ACCIDENT.
    750 5 Result of Fnnra Pistol. Kmil fteier, German commercial traveller, appeared before Mr. MaundreU third Magistrate, yesterday, charged with earning hurt by a rash act to tan Kirn Cheng, a young Straits-bora Chinaman employed by Messrs. Kati Brothers. Mr Song Ong Biang appeared for the proaeeation and Mr. l\
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      34 5 Sprains. Sprains require careful treatment. Keep quiet and apply Chamberlain's Pain Balm freely. It will remove the soreness and quickly restore the parts to a healthy condition. For sale by all Dispensaries and Dealers,
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      360 5 ROBINSON Co NOW SHOWING A LARGE SELECTION OF High Grade Table Napery i—-. inn [B*j j -*<*^ Ms^aS cn\ x EXTRA HEAVY, GRASS BLEACHED DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS m a tfood Moral d«rf,jn an iiinstratK.n ALL PURE LINEN hemmed ready lor use. sizes Iby I yaids. |by a] yat ,i s
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      584 6 STOOMVAART MAATSCHAPPU NEDERLAND Steamship Company NEDERLAND.' 1 Royal Dutch Mail Servi< c. The Company's Mail Steamer. "PRINSES JULIANA will leave Batavia on the 2nd Nov., at 6 p.m. and is expected to arrive here on the 4tli Nov., at abonr I a.m. She will nail forSahang, Colombo. Suez, Tort Bald,
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      768 6 OCEAN S.S. Co., ltd. AND CHINA MUTUAL S. N. Co., Ltd. The Companies' steamers are despatched from Liverpool outwards for the Straits, China and Japan every week, and from Japan homewards for liOndon, Amsterdam and Antwerp every fortnight for Genoa, Marseilles and Liverpool and for Marseilles, Hay, re and Liverpool
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      773 6 FAR EAST OXYGEN ACETYLENE COMPANY, LTD., SINGAPORE BRANCH, Oxygen Gas Dissolved Acetylene. Oxy-acetylenlc blowpipes and blow pipe cutters for quick cutting Iron and Steel. AUTOGENOUS WELDING OF ALL METALS All kinds of repairs to Ships, Boilers, Motor-cars eto. Application of the Dissolved Acetylene gas for lighting Motor-car.s, Launches, Steamers, etc.
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      623 6 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, Continental au3 American Ports. Bteamerß will leave Singapore on or about MAIL LINES. 1911 Outwaiu. (POB China) Delia Hot Delta D«c
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      434 6 Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bi cm c IMPERIAL GERMAN MAlr LINE. Tlio fnst aud well kno\NM m:il this Gompanj Kail lortnigtatl) Hamborg via Rotterdam, Autw« n ton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Kaj Hjureeillea, Napb b, cand Port Said, Boer, A.I. q, i Bingapore, HontfkonK, Shanghai, Tsi Nagasaki and Kobe t.. Jfok< liai 'l hroogh
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    RUBBER ESTATE RETURNS.
    813 7 The Total where given represents the output since Jan. 1911, except where a figure m brackets is given, representing so I many months. When a month's return is j missed, this total represents the last avail I able total. Aug. Sept. Total. Allagar 5,000 4.300 33,455 Alor
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    TIN RETURNS.
    116 7 Aug. Stpt. Total. Mrlnt 360 899 2,252 Brnang 26 Chendsriang 440 Oopang 400 165 5.065 Heawood 2 v *> Kamuniiitj 70.» Kumihoi 271 1,87.) Kinta Sfffi 200 Kinta Association Ki«M]iiii£ 181 I^7 7.">S Kraiiuit Polai 88] "..768 Lahat 6m7 Mragtombu Lode 1,441 Midtlh'ton 5s New Oopeng 100 165
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    PASSENGERS EXPECTED.
    265 7 I'er I' > st 1 Moldavia nine Nov I) coiiUecting with the -ti Delta at Colombo. Mi A: Mrs Carver, Mr 4 Misses Bkerrett, Mr 11. I. Bagley, Mr B. D. AdMns, Mr 11. B. Martin. Mi F..1. (lieentleld. MrJ >lis V. Thomas, Mi (J. Cobb. Mr Onnridi,
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    VESSELS AT TANJONG PAGAR AND KEPPEL HARBOUR.
    94 7 Wharves and Docks at which different vessels are berthed. East Wliarf (Basin)— Malacca. Ful. Wo East Wliarf Sec. 1 Nil Sheers Wliarf Ml Main Wtari s« c. Km tang, Tanneafeln 3— Ka.jalturi n 4 Lothian N s— Chow 1 ,t 6 Telcniachii* New
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    EXCHANGE.
    69 7 (Corrected up to Oct. :>o.) Bank 4m s 2 4 5 16 demand 2 4 |>M Private credits Sms 2 4 credits 6in s 24$ France demand Hank 294 Germany, demand 23*\ India. T. T. 174 Hongkong, demand I<)J Yokoh\ma. (h'luand 114 .Tava, demand 140^ Hangkok. demand 6"),' SovKKKKiNs.
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    PRODUCE.
    135 7 Oct. 30. Tiu buyers 93.60 Gambier 10.20 Gamhier Cube No. 1 21.75 Gaiubier Cvbfl No. 2 nom. Pepper P>laok ordin. Spore... buyers 20.7."> Pepper, (White fail buyers 30.00 Nutmeg! UK) to tin; lb.) nom. NntaMgl <H0 to the lb.) nom. IfttM <lianda> 1 10 Cloree <Amhoina' nom. P.ali C'olToe
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      663 7 N. Y. K. JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. EUROPEAN LINE. A Fortnightly service is maintained bet •< n gohohmma ria potts f<> Marseilles, London ,-ujtl Antwerp, under mail contract witb the Inipe rial Japanese Government. The New Twin m 1. v. Btoameri maintaining this serTiee have been specially designed and
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      632 7 SINGAPORE SPORTING CLUB. NOTICE I, atlies attending the Races on Novemher 7th. Mh and 11th, are reminded tliat admission to the (liand Stand and Lawn will he by Ticket only. Ladies' Tickets are obtained through members of the S. S. C. Free, but they must bear the name of the
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      64 7 Who'd live a long life (one may say on the quiet) To learn how to live it must learn how to diet He must learn 1 To disi am, Aud not greedily yeai n For the richest of dishes served quickly m I turn But m case of a cold
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      40 7 'When your dealer fries to palm off an j imitation of Rigaud's Kananga Water or "any old thing" which is not what you want. thenisthe time to throw little **ho( an' I into him and keep away from his stoic.
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      385 7 WEATHER REPORT. These Weather Telegrams are transmitted hf courtesy of (fte E. E. Tel. and contain the observation^ made at Hongkong IHK.) Ohflerratory, and at Manila Observatory (MM.) The data are date ami Ih.ui of despatch the Barometer reading (Inches m hk.. Millimetres m MN.): Direction of Wind and Force
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      147 7 CLEARANCES. [Nationality British if uot Specified.] < >ct 29 Palawan. IVel. B'hong, Shai A Japan Oct 30 Capri. Ital. Fi^ari. Hongkong Hainani, Phillips, Muar and Malacca Sari* 1 Borneo. Dm, Kockx, Ootto via ports. Stentor, Baker. Chemulpo via j>orts D. Toyo Main, -lap Clark. Nagasaki AingThye, Dim. Mat Noor, lmliaKiii
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    NIGERIA OUTRAGE.
    457 8 IfUBDBBEO Commiskioxkk. Renter's Agency his received later dt»:ails bom Nigeria throwing fresh light upon the murder last Tuonth of Mr. K. P. .Tames and his companions m an unknown creek of the Niger Delta. Only two days hefore the tragedy the people of Ekeremo, who were aware tliat
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    CONFUCIUS' BIRTHDAY.
    399 8 Kiois AVUTBU IT HfNIOEOHO. One feattii-e of (he (•lebrations was tlie evitleme attOnled of tl»e re\ ohit ionai y tendencies ni Ihn Chin— c m the Colony. Owing to ni(»st of tliein not being newv paper purclia-i r-.. the news they possessed of tlie rebellion m the northern
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    THE ADMIRALTY.
    352 8 Tn Nj:\v Srcrktaky. Sir William <lr\iljiim (ireori(\ k.c.h., who ■OOCeedt Sir InigO Thomas m Ifae position of Sfi -rotary of the Admiralty, is 54 j<*.us of age and has completed 83 y^ars of public sorvicc. For nearly 16 years from 1887 onwards he served as Private Secretary to
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    PERSIA.
    235 8 London, (v: 1 7. A l.h. i. ill iu«'ss;ik'<» sa\s that llu^ia. having Anally refused to withdraw h«r objection to the employment of Major siokr* ;i> organiai r of tin- gendaraserie, Mr Shatter the American financial advises has iamad a statement eondesamlng the —warranted coercion of Persia by Russia
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    LEWIS & PEAT'S RUBBER REPORT.
    385 8 LEWIS PEAT'S RUBBER REPORT. October sth, l'.»n. Binoe oar hurt Report vrehave bad a quite and declining Market, \>uii FINE BARD done down to 4s B|d for October, v 6d lor OctotM r to NoTember ami »s -.Ad for November to December; bat at the clom iik> Market La iteadier,
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      122 8 j INVIGORATOR OfILHHB I -o^VA N A'b-noTONIC MARK V 1 N VITALISES:— upon tho I *Vana' helps to form pure J: i Entire System. vitalising blood. The Brain 7 '£r~&*^ 4 Van a' fortifies tho brain VANA^ f against the eflecti <>t over- -i«J^V« work and mental strain. r The
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      104 8 Sufferers Take Notice. I There is no necessity of your bcin*» constant- ily annoyed by a tickling m tho throat, w Inch j j keeps you cou^iiin^ and disturbs your sleep j and rest. A dose or two of Chamberlains' j j Cou^h Remedy will cut the phol{»m which is
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      15 8 i For all internal complaints dvsentrv com.<h I old* &c, take Wood,' Great PeppSSS CutJc
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      488 8 The Cause and Remedy. 7 Sick ar.d NervoiM Headaches ate bat the sjnnpton ioi g mcnts to which they .irv merely sympithctic, Miofa sj Biiiousnc^ Constipation, or some Dthei IJU I bnty of the system. Many worn S a >: :Xs^ > Kuffer from Headaches, which amkt li !;i^' j
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      600 8 SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT RAILWAY. From Ist July, 1911. and until further Notice. TRAIN SERVICE FOR WEEK DAYS ONLY. Up Trains. *****879 9 10 11 v A.M. A.M. \.M. A.M. A.M. T.M. I.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. p|| f M P.:--h Panjaag dep 7.:u 4 17 Borneo Wharf 7.i'.« 9.03 1.10 4.J.-, People**
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    SHARES.
    1090 9 s^ir- r^, Diy Buy n fe 150,000 2s 2s Anglo-Malay 13% int 11 1 i« 3 50,000 2 8 2s Batang Malaka 2 0 2 30,000 1 1 Batu Caves 50% int 110 0 11 m ft i»C R at uV r^ a (Selaflgor) "I 7 "SS •SnS 1
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      210 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 in stock BOILER COMPOSITION (D.M.) For preventing scale and pitting DEMENT "Eagle" Brand Both these are of the highest ftrMrMT quality. C&FffENT "Borneo" Brand r wb.sii^iii
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      136 9 De KGNSNKLUXE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPM UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIA GOVERNMENT. Agents at Singapore, The Shipsagency, Ltd, 2-3, Collyer Quay The undermentioned dates of departure are only approximate. Valkxtyx Pontianak NV>v~l BMMJWKB Mocara-Saba, EttvpaOj and Djambi ov j KCMHfAI Rengat vj ov j Mkhkis Sclat Pandjang, Bengkftlis, Siak nnd Pakan-Baroe
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      319 9 l £&sylies his head wAo c/jrinAs Fraser&Neave's till-, fe faimiigJnfbrtfieNight Messrs CHEE ENG SONS. jjj 1 :iief| lB^-> 71, North Bridge Road [Mlp-^^Wfe vil, Naval, Military Sportng Tailors. i" o^^^^ T Maiatiinti I'.-m-i i, toi who has nrcivi.l liis training from '/^-"S^BBB^S a ■"i'iin m .st. i T;,, i.r. Personally
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    TenniS Tournament
    491 10 The Championship Mvwh. Then* was a large gathering osj the Esplanade last evening to witness the final game for the S. C. C. lawn tennis championship. The players weir 1,. K. Gaunt. farmer I hainnklSl. and Captain Pinches. lI. A. M.C.. a new comer. Cnfortunately. A. I>. Coi
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    GOLF MATCH.
    141 10 The following teams will represent K<m>i>'-I And Sepoy Line. <,oif dubs on Sunday, Nov. ">th. at Sepoy Lines. Play will oommi ace ut 9 1". a.iv. Members of either team who may be unable to play should inform the captain of their Club as soon a> possible. Kkfpel
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    HORSES FOR THE RACES.
    67 10 By th»> Lama from Penang tl<«- followin- bMMi bave arrived: Satis. Loatie and Cartoon, m charge of Campbell ttoneybear, Necia, MiUionaire and SIM ti s,uik,i l m c-ha.-«« of Stockdale; Melodi.t Sf W^«toa, With K,uu; and The Pciar \sith Tennant. l;> the [pohfron Kuala la. „r
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    THE M. C. C. TEAM.
    319 10 a Game at i'olomuo. The team under Mr I. I". Warner pro* ceedintf to Australia hail a days cricket at Colombo during the stay of the steamer. The Ceylon first inning closed at 5-10 p.m. for .">*.». l{ain fell shortly after. The M.C.C. bowling was
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    TRAINING NOTES.
    483 10 Saturday morning win some Hi work l>«it»^ done on the ooane, a uoo I many horses being seen ;«t their best. Durbar (Tarner) cantered a mile alone, joining hi«* ■table companion! near the winning j i><>-t San Pedro (Woodgate) :ui<l Prou Frou, the t i < > galloped
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    LATEST SHIPPING.
    24 10 Peter Borcfa, Etas. 1417, Btnssle, SO.IoJ Calcutta Borneo Co., Vladivostok, 91. Batarier, Brit. SI 6, Simpson. SO.lO, Natunag, Hi) Lye, Natalias. I
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    THE CHINA REVOLT.
    241 10 news from various sources. Dbobadbd Commands* commits Suicids. A message received from Shanghai yesterday states that Chan I'iao, the degraded commander of the Government troops m Hupeh, has committed suicide. Amov Indisti iu«i:i). Amoy. Oct. 10. In spite of the revolut ionary spirit which seems to be
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    THE DRAGON FLAG.
    627 10 Not Mw< m Exblkm. In \iew of the recen! pulling down of the yellow dragon Hag m Hongkong by a group of Chinese students, the Wan Tsi ">;it Po the Chinese Mail' devotees lead ing article to the origin of the flag m order to show that
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    HONGKONG AND THE REBELLION.
    229 10 ififjoit RncßumNG As repOtH of revolutionary successes are repeated the enthusiasm (if the local Chinese rises m due proportion. Lust week some isolated instances of persons having their queues removed occurred. though the majority preferred lo sit on the fence and hide awhile." Queue* Cutting is
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    407 10 The Tummi ni.u i-, discharging p. nt cargo of Australian <<> iU jit the ha r\ The l». L. itaamCf *CboW la" from Zamboangs and British Nortk Borneo ports, I-- landing a quantity of genera] cargo at ths wharf, foe transhipment to ISurope. Amongst t li arrival! on
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    PASSENGERS.
    126 10 Per Palawan Mrs I. W. lollin. Mr 15. <1. Van Someren. Miss Kodyk, Miss Clow, Mi .l.(i. Opie, Mr H. S. Denliam. lUm Wat. is, Mr and Mrs Shuiid, MrG.H. Tick well. MrH.W. Heard, M r A. J. La\vivnn\ Mr J. Hopeenti, Mrs Kisi» :nu i INVO d,^ (Iron,
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      13 10 For all internal complaints dysentrv coiigh cold &c, take Woods' (ireat Peppeiniint Cure.
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      251 10 A GUARANTEED INCOME FOR LIFE. £100 a year for life on attaining age 50 or a single cash navm £1390-2-0 can be secured by a male age 25, for an annual n of £31-16-0, (other ages m proportion.) Quotations for Annuity for all kinds, at any age, or f o
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