The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 29 October 1919

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  • 18 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1919. No. 9,811
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  • 252 1 In the International Trade Conference, irhieh has opened al Atlantic City, J. 11. Simpson repudiated the idea that i'ritain i^ asking alms of anybody Page 7. billion francs m silver coinage has .ppeared from circulation m France -^rPage 7. Beatty ol the North Sea" s the official
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  • 718 1 __-_> cavimus ln that our recent essays mi their Prose and Verse should not have; had I tit of the Cambridge History of American Literature", the first volume ich was all >n the librarj i•!--vcs. More than one student, even m sultry .viil have mi de careful study
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • 150 1 R HIRE, RING IT i<Fi.ES II OT EL i m :h br and bll wll bf: held ii m Not/ember 29th, 1919 pirticulars of Speaia' flrringm.nt; Htsr. HOLLAND GIN HOLLAND GIN STONE JAIiS. IN STONE JARS. ORT AND DUTY PAID, 11. BOLTER, Europe Hotel Building. m I ii -——i iii
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    • 217 1 ,t m Obi &mmmAm3mmmmmmmmamrzK<a\AmamL3Bt *c*_M__nm IfillliiiiiiiiilililiiiiiiiiiliP^itiP^k^ 9 _AwWm9t% J kk^,^ Jk mABJA m^*2a\ w _T^fl <_____ M _i #Bn P 5 i^..! I Fuil Sizes v. Under Sizes jl tg;) Undersised Tyres, that is, tyres |g which are not equal to thfj car- ,rq load, have to be over inflated
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    • 162 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Private tuition m dancing at the Burling ton Dancing Academy Page 1. The s.s. Lindsay Moller will sail for lie mantle about Nov. 3 Page 4. Notice of the annual meeting of Alec Williamson, Ltd., to receive report of Liqui ►jr— Page 5. Xotiee of the Jimah Rubber
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    • 11 1 il YOU WAN. NEW "9 5[ CARS FOR HIRE, RING UP
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  • Page 1 Miscellaneous
    • 83 1 THE WEEK. I Wednesday, 2l)th. High Water. 1.20 a.m.. 0.36 p.m. Thursday, 30th. 1 High Water.— 2.l a.m., 1.10 p.m. Masonic Club Meeting, 5.30 p.m. Friday, 31st. water. 2.-19 a.m., 1.52 p.m. i Clerical Union mtg., Vie. Theatre, 5.15 p.r Annual Meeting, 5.30 p.m. I a Lodge, 9 p.m. Saturday,
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  • 136 2 THE RING AND THE BOOK. •ulders again with an old and entertain. 5 aaquaintance, Mr, Eugene 1 rty fears a Boxing Referee," m its new guise as "ReCereeing 1,000 I revives one's delight m its particutor, 3 K. O. A BillingsWho had not been quite put to ked what the
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  • 144 2 IL E. the Governor's refusal to graaf their request for treatment equal to. that meted out to the Senior Staff, was received with much dissatisfaction by the subordinate staff of the Hongkong Civil Service and we learn that one of the Senior Clerks vf the Service has
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  • 114 2 Ptoia, Sept 14th.— M. Louchouv. tic ister for Reconstruction, speaking m bar of Deputies, said that the ity would enable France to become a it and pacific Power. Germany was loyally co-r v j n the restitution of .stolen poods an,! had already restored securities worth £320,000,000.
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  • 97 2 stion thai the Dull is first to the Howler, put forward by some- "ie other day, meats with vigorous an Irish friend. The Bull •;»>«. he, is ahvays an expression of the iroth s n u-idabout method which is often A Howler 13 always the wenea, or
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    • 335 2 PINO— MENTHO I PASTILLES Fcr T at Affections Price 75 cents per bottle of all chemists rSOJ E AGENTS MEDICAL HALL Oppesitc Post Office -B-a-B-B-E-E-Q-E-H-B-E-B-H-l-B 1 GENERAL OPINION Of the first edition of the MALAYSIA KINEMA REVIEW \n unprecedented saccesa** m. Only a fen- copies left of the October issue
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    • 455 2 -mf-m _>H_" Ij J HI j. i. i_ KtV __SH Shorty SBf V— 1 »k. KB H) J^S^ > iy'^mTX A Jf t 4_c rn^r js if*"' A TRIPLE ATTRACTION PKTURE ENTERTAINMENT H___l______^^ Choice. Interest-absorbing Subjects Trom MONDAY, OCTOBER 27, to hq_ 7 a AN EXCELLENT BLUEBIRD PHOI Second Show,
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    • 202 3 i iteawa y' idlaw Co., utd. < >-»«.•- > Singapore I ii, Coloi*ed Damasl I I ers. In S I Sri. P: "<'• 9 MU 255 5, 70 by 90 $8.25. tf*/ \J V O Xijwn__MMMJjx---_.___i__M _r <m *3« •> 7 "i^ K^Wm<-^ *~i v a :5 jk— ■><.-_■■ ium
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    • 93 3 Sffe With LEA 4 PERWMS' SAOCI, Wj drops sprinkled over the meat, fish Vs& or cheese, &c., are all that is required tyy*N to impart the most delicious piquancy c^€^l^^?cCV% The QUALITY and concentration of its r ingredients make a little of this sauce co tfe BY ROYAL WARRANT a
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    • 86 4 res 1 rood and 21 poles. ..tending purchasers are invited to SWEE TEOW Solicitors. AUCTION S.A Fire Arms Amunition To be held at The Sale Room of On THURSDAY, 30th OCTOUE g: Single and Double barrel Hi 22, .62, .72 and .92; Also about 24 1 to 10, to be
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    • 133 5 001 WANTED. Ap Pi v.c. r re- s own rubber v I 1 1-11 ac with rou- Pn Ch rk. Must I of v.c. 10 I il RE ily Typist must -pply by to F. E. T. typist for local Lai of previous and xpected to B Press. v.c. Kran.es
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    • 386 5 AUCTION SALES. splendid opportunity for a good investment. Al LX OI A fine freehold bud ling site for a seaide Health Resort, very close to town and -itbin Municipal Limit, situated m a reerve for road leading to. the sea Off Grove load, Singapore, ar 0 square feet. To be
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    • 458 5 TENDERS. GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. KNDIv.S will be received up to noon >n Friday, the 7th November, 1910, at the Colonial Secretary's Office, Singapore, the f.er.ident Councillor's Office, Penang, and the Resident's Office, Malacca, from persons >us of contracting for supplies for the rnment at Singapore, Penang, and ively, for a period
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    • 596 5 TENDERS. GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. i Tenders will be received at the Colonial Secretary's Office, up to noon of the 31st O.'tober, 1919, for the following works: J, Alterations to Police Station at Teluk Ayer and adding a second floor as Quarters for Sub-Inspector; 2. Erection of Quarters for eight Clerks m
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    • 467 5 FOR SALE. GHARRY AND PONY FOR SALE. Good runner; Reasonable offer accepted; nspection by arrangement. X. Y. Z. care of Vvee Press. 21-10 1-10 FOR SALE— Substantial Godown Stands. Standards and cross-bars Angle Iron, bolted, 'our shelves. Length 6 ft G in Breadth 2 ft Icight G ft. Apply to
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    • 435 5 NOTICES. »l ______i______p«_»^_HM I SINGAPORE and STRAITS DIRECTORY, 1920. AU papers m. the hands of the public me to the Directory should .rued to t'ne pub it once. ms. Planting Companies or individuals whose name Olitted from the Do tory for this year, and wi' i re flair I io
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  • 640 6 Tho long established custom of the Legislative Council having- a field day on the second reading of the Supply L>ill was followed on Monday. The generous appreciation of the Officer Administering the Government's clear and statesmanlike exposition of ihe
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  • 802 6 [From Our Own Correspondent.] I»enan«r, Oct. 28th THK DROWNING FATALITY. r ihe body of the late Mr. W. Rankin, manager of Gedong Estate, who was drowned on Saturday night was recovered from the Krian River on Monday morning. The funeral took place the same evening at Parit Bur.tair
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  • 333 6 TIN ANT WHO OBJECTS TO HIS ROOI BEING REMOVED. The usual weekly meeting of the Rent Assessment Board was held yesterday afternoon m the Board Room of the Municipal Buildings. The President the Hon'ble Mr. C. J. Saunders occupied the chair and other members of the Board present
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  • 240 6 The following Singapore Properties sold by public auction by Messrs Ching Keng Lee and Co. at their sale room on Monday afternoon. There was a Urge Crowd of mien. iin- purchasers m attendance, the biddings were brisk and the prices obtained were exceedingly good. land and house 77
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  • 143 6 com pani dby Mrs a c- r^r.^ 0 s T tary Mt s^» ■^»s_y yesterday afternoon. Mr J a S^" *etad a rn.r_.ber of the 80-i'rd I of 1 3?* Justices m place of HfT a L.censin^ P w v A iwew and Mr W
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  • 425 6 [Fron. 00. rhe folio* the papi At el rht 0.10. n,w end luxurie will be .tarte l don, eonvej sengei .te. Plying lo I.c Bourget aerodrome, senger will be com i rto ti R Hotel m P tt will i, day morning, an.) n the
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  • Page 6 Advertisements
    • 94 6 ww Am Tmmr So/c 4gefi_s: C_r GALDBEGK MAGGREGOR A Go., Wholesale anj Retail Wine and Spirit Merchants LAMPS at XI H PRICES. BEST ENGLISH DUPLEX "ABLE LAMS Price, $14.50 each. i I 7?** fl I If ft BRASS HARP LAMP 45 CANDLE POWER *S§§||ij|? Price, $31. 50 each. WIND CUP
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  • 85 7 \l SIR ALI AS ROLL. AL PROBLEMS. Melbourne, Oct 22. port on naval affairs of Australia elf-< I as regards the re of mtings, explolao aircraft. guarding Ausrcatly inert aaed b ball ilation, the i of strategic i the Britain, and declares that the n naval thr should
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  • 179 7 I < ndon. Oct 22. X at a dinner at tribute to th<» al civil lervants inunpelled t. 1 due to the latter y of t nt had m throughout the war as me. The wonderful Empire during the war triking 1 of the loyalty of
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  • 159 7 ing m the ease of N. Tekeltoba, urged with receiving an illigal on of $40 from a Chinese mer- who wanted to load goods on to a ■irluded before Mr. Dodd, sitThird Court yesterday afterthc accused said I to allow complainant's men to ■oils m front of
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  • 123 7 seed before bird Court yesterday. m Bands n lay night last it had come m conand fared the worse. A; I .ard from several' <>f police belonging to ion turned out to find a* on between parties of -ith sticks and knives. The t of the police party
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  • 80 7 WORLD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. BRITAIN ivws RBR DEBTS. Atlantic (ity, Oct. 22. The International Trade Conference has opened, the nations being represented with the chjeet of Btablising the world's com-•-i mining the amount of credits needed by war-stricken countries. It is expected that steps will be taken to
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  • 45 7 Paris, Oct. 22. the boarding, melting down aad coinage, despite the prohibition -iiv. r coinage has practically »f circulation fan Frame, although over l 000,000,00 hoi Id be eircusi v TORK STRIKE. SCA York. Oct. 22. men's strike lias been «B*
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  • 708 7 mice. Bept. 1 I Bend you these notes from Venice, !iow m full reason." lf ted to have hi. Idea (f thr wealth which the war has Ln ught to certain classes m Italy he could notion of it than by pas- sing couple of <
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  • 174 7 MAY BE A TRAP. London, Oct. 22. Yttdeaitch whose headquarters are at I Tsarskoeselo is apparently meeting with sti.Ter Bolshevik resistance. He is concentrating his troops pending the arrival of tuns and reinforcements but is so confident of victory that he telegraphed to America appealing for food for
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  • 90 7 I <ii_cn, Oct. 22. In tbe House of Commons, replying to Mr. Kenworthy, Mr. Bonar Law said that the request to Holland to surrender the exKaiser for trial cannot he made until the I Treaty has been formally ratified. Meanwhile all necessary preparations for the trial are
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  • 50 7 Stockholm. The paper "Nya Dagligt Allehanda learns that two young Swedish engineers. MM. Lindenblad and Ekman, have completed the construction of a new system of wireless telegraphy which, as compared with other systems, shows considerable progress, besides being cheaper than those uhich have previously been used.
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  • 109 7 ALL -STEEL AIRSHIPS. A new International Aerial Traffic Company is being planned m Berlin, says the German wireless. Aerial communication between Germany and neutral States, and with hitherto enemy States, even with America, is to be carried >n by this company. It is hoped to reduce he journey between Europe
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  • 145 7 The proposed issue of war medals to r. M. C. A. workers is a scandal, which nust be straffed and stopped," said the Rev. H. G. Peile, vicar of South Acton to a Press representative. "To place those who sold tea and buns >ver a Y. M.
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  • 84 7 The China Press says material for the first three big wireless towers to be erected m interior China, together with the electric generator sets to be installed with them, has arrived m Shanghai, accompanied by the man who is to superintend the erection, Major Dockeray of the
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  • 1021 7 THE KILT IN SCOTLAND. [From Our Own rorrcspondent.] September 17. The fat" of the kilted civilian who ventures to walk abroad m the town and citystreets of Scotland is to create an epidemic of neck-turning. South of the Highland Line Ihis is prompted by the frank and natural
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  • Page 7 Advertisements
    • 272 7 ROBINSON Co. k m t > ftl r^P*__fc^_; •ii M WITH noons _r < fj LINED WITH P TARTAN PLAIDS SB Lengths 26, 28, 30. .2 i„. T -th PRICE 17.50 EACH ROBINSON Co. Il| fl(rai WHY USE OTHERS WHEN BRITISHJRQQFING t CALLENDERS I "VERIBESI'' ROOFING 1, 2 AND 8
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    • 416 8 NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA. (Incorporated m Japan. UNDER MAIL CONTRACT WITH TIIE IMPERIAL JAPANESE GOVERNMENT. wrmawm.m*i —---—< imm (Subject to alterations without Notice). EUROPEAN LINE. (Via Suez Canal-. Fortnightly Service. IFor (Malacca), Penang, Colombo, Suez. London and Antwerp DEI AGOA MARU (< early Nov EUROI i [NE (Via Suez Canal) Fortnightly
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    • 669 8 K. P. M. KONINKLYKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ (Incorporated m Holland). ROYAL PACKET NAVIGATION Co. OF BATAVIA Tel'" 131 Passage Dent. 1202 Freight Dept. 100*2 Managers Desk 1137 Marine Supt. Transhipment Dept. 9 TOLL YER QUAY. IN DER CONTRACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIA GOVERNMENT. Cofn Ka lo_s fl Pa'emb&n. ...Oct. ''6, Singkep
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    • 351 8 P. O. BRITISH INDIA AND (Incorporated m England). MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVK PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. (Under Contract wit; nt i The Company's MAIL XRRYU T BOMB. suspended. *1 LONDON .FAR-EASTERN SERVICE. ROM LONDON 0 M t DUE SINGAPORE LEAVE SINGA PRINZE NOVARA ab 9th Nov. KB ab \!_A
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  • 564 9 FRASER Co.. EXCHANGE AND SHARE BROKERS SINGAPORE, OCTOBER 28th. MINING. (Figures m bracket- shows the capital and issue value of the Share m dollars, unless otherwise marked. C. Cum di--x equals er div.J Ampang ($100,000—0) 11.75— 12.50xd Ayer Weng ($100,000—1) 2.20—2.40 Hitam Tin 1*300,000—1) 2.20— 2.30 c.
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  • Page 9 Advertisements
    • 408 9 THE SUM STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (INCORPORATED IN SIAM.) sim; APORE— BANGKOK COASTING SERVICE. ngganu. Kelantan, Bangnara, Telupin, Patani, Singora La- Lan.ion. Langauan, Chum-pon and Bangkok. AY> .<rN riVal Departure 10th Nov. 1919 12th Nov. 1919 >HAMB 17thN0v.1919 19thN0v.1919 tted throughout with electric light, and have excellent ition for fir-t
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    • 310 9 OCEAN TRANSPORT COMPANY, LTD. [Incorporated m Japan] FOR SEATTLE. Sailings not yet fixed. For freight and further particulars. Ap. ly to PATERSON SIMONS Co., Ltd., Agents. FOR NEW YORK. "LOWTHBR CASTLE" Loads enc Oct. \ia Panama Canal. PATERSON SIMONS Co., Ltd., Agents. '-8 n-c SOCIETA DI NAVIGAZIONE A VAPORE LLOYD
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    • 696 9 THE "BEN" LINE STEAMERS, LTD. (Incorporated m the United Kingdom.) OUTWARDS. BENVORUCB due about Oct. 31 For Hongkong Japan No steamers berthed at present. NO PASSENGER ACCOMMODATION. PATERSON, SIMONS Coy., Ltd., Agents. (Incorporated m England). STRAITS-CHINA LINE. STRAITS CHIN A LINE. sails on or about 30th October from Singapore to
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    • 473 9 NOTICE. AU BON MARCHE 20, STAMFORD ROAD ■THE LARGEST DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY DEPARTMENT Any order can be executed m 21 hour-; notice Ready made dresses, blouses, Coats and hats etc. 21-10 uc IN THE ESTATE OF JOHN BARDIE OP LABUAN (Deceased.) All creditors and other persons having any claims whatsoever
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  • 81 10 SAVINGS BANKS WAR RECORD. article m the Anglo"Reflecl lons on followir el i t h< ion: I i- v r fi the an 1 the f to m I m of living, lliona a a and '.;.!1 j i the k':_S .erale i .so. if i Irawn from
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  • 281 10 The records so far available, says the fifty different makes of light era- will shortly be on the market Most of the are confining their i .'"oris te the production of one model only, but a few aril] make what they tern a de luxe machine engineers
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    • 114 10 NOTICE HM All LIMITED. w MASSAC^ HALL Ne i i m daily 6 a.m. 'J p.m. 7. Mr. _i > V 7 HI! f I 11 T MASSAGE »iAUrU EnC DEALERS. A inal. ar's W, Developing, Printing, etc., Picture^ and Frame-Makers. KONG HING CHEONG CO. Adelphi Hotel Buildings No. 102
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    • 357 10 ESTD. is^mih* royalty. jkmmXm^^^^Smkf JUST RECEIVED jP^^-__-_a_-i-ll I T^jt+mmmmwr A SEUCTItfH Of LADIES AND I 1-LD SILVER MESH BA( I V. -Jf 0 IINGRIH Branch ilo. io Str-.et, Fenaii-'. No 62.63, H-gh Street, fcin^aporc. SHIP 1! n r D I ROI DERIS D €repe -Ik WS im _§L C""\* 111
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    • 66 10 fl 5 I fc T YRF S I Bears the inte or Use r ;res ois :?bbcr'c, w! iDetei to f iver. ner. FIBESTOM TYI_ G Nl Brinkmann Co. TEH HI! Go, Ltd. MAP If Co., M __Mi I 4 flfa P| CANOPY :i n by I I I I
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  • 54 11 OCTOBER 28. Bank 4 m.s. Bank demand j4 i Private credits S m.s. iNew York Bank demand New York 90 days i o .ranee demand India, T. T. jjjj Hongkong, demand q_.<* ©-..^J lokohama, demand ggi Java, demand a Bangkok, demand 7 Sovereign, Bank Buying rj Bank of England
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  • 105 11 OCTOBER 28. Gambier Gambier Cuoe No. 1 Pepper Black B 6 0fl j Pepper, (White fair) Tapioca, small pearl, f.q. 2C Co' m flake, tq, J 4 medium pearl, f.q. Pearl Sago, small Copra Sundned n Copra Mixed J Opium, Benares uncert Si Rice,. Rangoon Wi Rice, Siam No.
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  • 15 11 11 L 28.- Montoro, Chengtu, Suram Bii Japan (Swed); Chefoo (Chi); Burma llaru (Japan).
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  • 107 11 Tanjong Pagar No. l.— nu. No. 2. -Sydney. Sheers V. Nil. Mai.tnYi._;vf No. 4. -ClengyNv Main Nil. Wharf No. 6.— Japan. Wmt Do Sam Via:i, Calypso. I of Newcastle, Hymettus, Miyogiaan Maru, West Wharf N >. B.— Meiwu Maru. inea Wharf No. 9.Brani Coal Wharf.— Nil. Keppei
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  • 64 11 h irma Mani. Jap. 2828, from Bombaj fjr Kobe 29. Kalmoa, l» i i. Crura Aaaaaa 18, fcr Meikue. Dut. 379, from Pontianak 28, fo»' pontianak (ndragiri, Dut. i Indragiri 28, for 31. Anjou, Brit. 95, from Malacca 28, fm tcca 29. Valentyn Dut. 248, from Palembang 18,
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  • 50 11 Left Singapore. Due m London. Arrived. Sept. 2nd A (let. 6 Sept. Bth B Sept 12th C 13. Sept 15th n 21 Sept 17th E 17 Sept. 22nd F t 20th G Oct. 7th A Oct. nth b Oct. 20th C Oct. 20th D Oct 27th i:
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  • Page 11 Advertisements
    • 350 11 I^mJim^OmWr'mmlCAmmmm^m^^^ -^mV-mmnr-r^mmm*. .^^-^---__T._3__r^.3_s«2gga_^ iii y 1 --fi--______'iiniaßiiMiai Assurance m force over $9,000,000 THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. [Incorporated m Straits Sett.] B HEAD OFFICE Winchester House. Singapore. LONDON OFFICE 32. Old Jewry E C y has 5 20.000 d, ,1 with the Supreme Court of England, and complies
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    • 477 11 ■YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LTD. incorporated m Japan) Subscribed Y. 100,000,000 Paid Up Y. 12,000.000 Fund Y. 25,000.000 President. N. K. Kajiwara Esq. President S. Suzuki DIRECTORS. 1 Watanabe Esq. I Matsukata Esq. emakaa M. Mitral Esq. M Odi iq. K. Morimora Esq. Baroa K. Iwaaaki R. Ichinomiya Esq. K. Tutsumi
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    • 471 11 CHARTERED BANK Of India, Australia and China, Incorporated m England by Royal Charter. Pali up Capital £1,200,000 Reserve Fund £2,100.000 j Ri serve Liability of Proprietors £1,200,000 HEAD OFFICE 88 lii.shopsgatc, London, E.C. Agencies and Branches. Amritsar Hongkong Penang Bangkok Iloilo Puket Bata\ ia Ipoh Rangoon Bombay Karachi Saigon Calcutta
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    • 386 11 INTERNATIONAL BANKING CORPORATION. (Incorporated m the U. S. A.) Capital and Surplus U. S. $6,500,000— Straits $13,000,000. I ndhded Profits U. S. $3,054,763— Straits 6,109,526. HEAD OFFICE:— SS, WALL STREETNEW YORK. BRANCHES:— Batavia London S. P. de*Haeo_ia Lyons Bombay Manila Santiago de los Calcutta Medel.in Caballeros Canton Panama Santo Domingo
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    • 301 11 INFLUENZA I and CATARRH. Veno's Lightning Couyn Cure Checks Influenza at the outset, and Soon Cures Nasal Catarrh. For Influenza Veno's Lightning Cough Cure is incomparable. It checks the attack at t'ne very' outset lf taken promptly, and obviates all danger of complications. In nasal catarrh also Venn's acts like
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  • Page 11 Miscellaneous
    • 162 11 MAIL TABLE. To-day. Informed;*., and local malli, will be i found m list L.».o"*v: alaecn, F.M.S. (by Train) p.m. daily (except Sand ;y). J Kota Tinggi r. -Tons to Koala j Lumpur at d a.m. Jol.ore 8, 9 .30, noon, 2, 4ft r, p.rc. k Tew 9 a.m. mk Keng
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  • 1270 12 OILERS OR COALING STATIONS. i\ lira! of the Fleet Lord Fisher The future < f MS ami the future of rest on the Int al combu: tion engine, and the internalBStion engine earn; oiL oil is limited. Oil Is not li as a pound of coal I half a pound
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  • 26 12 SIR ARTHUR YOUNG'S PORTRAIT FUND. tefully acknowledge receipt of the following subscription: Previouiy acknowledged ?i,030 lotal $1,130 riptions which are limited to .«io tla I re.
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  • 53 12 h endinj lay November 7th Oct 9th.— Musketry, S. V. C Drill Hall, 5.10 p.m. T1 l 80th.— Band Practice, Club, 5.15 p.m. Friday, Annual Meeting of the Associa--1 M C. A. HaU 5.30 p.m. Senior *nt m uniform. Nov. Iv— Field Day, Details later. Troop Orders
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  • 43 12 Sllloki VM T ie_a oargo aa tho reaamol of sprvic^. _.*e now r;.iurn*_ to Leifb with only tons of clover seed. Germany is commonly nndereeood to b. B-xious to Irade, but is epparemly unable to find lOvdd lOC CX£K it. Ij
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  • 121 12 S. C. C. TENNIS. YESTERDAY'S FLAY. Flay wai resumed yesterday afternoon tot 1 handicaps be.,. and nnell the ocore m the third i_et standing at 0 all. Play commenced romptly at 5 p.m., and before I it ii Doig was md no rnenas up hia usual form. es
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  • 50 12 fast and interesting game football was' i the other side of the Padang] R. C. and the Manchesters,] 'nng m i of three all. Opening the adva ti ge of a penalty, the S. R. C. y three one, on resumption of ting m the equalising le was blown.
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  • 21 12 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. Championship Fairs. Mrs, Cantrell and Mr. Stout heat Mrs. snd Mr. Wodehouse, o—4. 6— 4.
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  • 19 12 A. Mixed Doubles. Mrs. Rowley and Mr. Wilkinson, owe i", vs. Mr. and Mrs. Cantrell, owe 5.
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  • 98 12 c competition for the Autumn C played on Saturday and Sunday, 25th and 26th inst., and was won by Mr. D. If. Do! the net score of 73. following cards were returned: D. M. Doig M 12 73 Col. 1). J. Ward 14 74 H. W. Firmstone
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  • 112 12 I Result of play for Oold Medal R. F. Binnie 82 scr ,^2 j H. A. Davison 88-4 82 1 11. B. Salmond 91-8 83 j D. Bissett BG-2 84 J Keni 87-2 S3 A. S. Gardner 01-4 87 I Result el play for October Medal H.
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  • 63 12 A ful < '.o;y .v' rtatni sent i st tha V ■r. Tbaatre 1 I tbs Mi-n.e R i. A full hi c, l°? l Ibe pi c which w*a en s I teleetions b, Htl f wit hia Keng 1 snd Ai CS n llfl Rv--1 i
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  • 58 12 RUBBER TIN RETURNS. B I iv the I leard of the Ooi ne fatuttoo wrt.. responsible for Rl!nT,h w to thi ir" death Crndock aud hie iron k:.ew only too well' thus they bud not a ghost o? chance when hty enc.,i_-L*- tt V_n Spe_ h tquudron of H' well
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  • 897 12 [From Our Own Correspondent] Lend, n, Sept. rub- i 17ih. Tiie order fos »bo parent trnp Bitaven tare to proctrd to tne China SiaUnn has. been csnci-J'fcd, the buog r_qntced£or ten Ice els< where. I On the M:h ltd _hp remr t i_T-g bfclf ot the Six'L
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