The Straits Times, 9 October 1901
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Title Section13 1901-10-09 1 The Straits Times. NO. 30.650 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1901. PRICE 15 CENTS13 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement722 1901-10-09 1 SiYTTrKS. NOTICE. STRAITS City Eohr-r Bump. Chort notice. Price moderate. W/IVOI ft Hol.insou tad NOTK K MU. Ong Soon Tee is authorial to a%g (or our firm. ONO KWE HAI CO, l«/l(i (.hop .«(MIN WHATT. NOTICE SMOON\ PAKIR MUHTAN 4 Co. have ifaiaad *a»i l.u.inp.. at So W, Sorth Bridge722 words
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Advertisement877 1901-10-09 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. I^ONINKUJKI PAKETVAAKT MAATBCH Vl'l'l.i Under contract with tbe HetberUnda iiviiA i.tv.j. nnwn 1 Aumli at Sivgaport: Bbip Auemct, Late J. Dabs-leu A Co., J-\ uu..u y., v The undermentioned dates ar.i only approximate. Steamer From Expected Will !.>« Desimtchod tor On V.fnVi.«i C«tie via Sept. 30 Ban.'jermassin. Kota877 words
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Advertisement609 1901-10-09 1 INSURANCES rpHt LONDON AND LANCASHIRE 1 FIRK ISBURANOK COMPANY. Capital r-Mir./sOO Paid up Oapltal £*\'..!m aVaaarve Fund £1,07.i,N» The dßdersigned, Agents for tbe Compwy, are prepared to accept Are risks at current rates of premium. ROUSTKAD A Co.. Agents. rK CtirNA •i-.AI-KBs INSntANCI rOMPANT. I.IUmD. Capital Ssbacritiad $l.ino..ioiAmount Psi-i up609 words
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Advertisement419 1901-10-09 1 INSUKAiNCES. THE ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE. (ESTABLISHED A.D. 17J0) I^HE undersigued, agents for the above compnny, are prepared to accept Fire Risks al curreut rates. HKIIX MEYER A 00. w. A s. 31/12 MAGDEBURG FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. (KSI AIii. ISHKD A.D. 18S4) r |^HE undersigned, agents for the above X company,419 words
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Advertisement729 1901-10-09 1 JJANKS^ HO3HKONQ AND BHANHHAI BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-T7P CAPITAL 110,000,000. KEXERVK FUXD.— Sterling Rcserve..»lo,ooo,ooo I r,-,n DOT) Silver Reserve....* .I.TftO.OOO ■••'•V w 1 RESERVK LIABIIJTY OF\ ..mmiM) PROPRIETORS l u Covrt or Uianctons i B. «MS»»K, 80.-CIUMUII Uok. J.J. Bell-Isvimo I Dsrorr Caiianxs. H K Tomxiks R L. BicmiHoa. >:>q A729 words
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Advertisement479 1901-10-09 1 NOTICES. COALS AT GALLE. Best Witkh ami Imlian (Barrakur) always itiß.ock Quick ilentiatch CLAKK, SPKNCEACt. K COATKS Co. Gall*:, OtlolHT, 19)1. INDIAN ENGINEERING. A« II.ICSTEATEn WnKEIT JoORKAL THE RECOOMZKD i.kuax uF THE IMMM IN INDIA. H't'k <7U/iro«|.,./ 60h., fat, cirmtalitn. I.IKTOPKN TO INSPECTION. pat. QOTLI r.E.CAi.rnriA mm ASSAM TEA. From479 words
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Advertisement746 1901-10-09 1 CHAMSEHLAIIf'S COUGH REMBDT Bat tmw Jtmtnu Jot Ut our— COUGH 1 ol.Ds CBOCP WHOOPINO COUGH INFLUENZA Try it when in need. For salM by all dealc-n in medicines everywhere. Trice 60 cis. and 11. General Agmts, Tbe Dispensary, Singapore. WANTED. rpHREE Chinese Herts for the Pens n« 1 Mnclting Works.746 words
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925 1901-10-09 2 The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS. WEDNESDAY, 9 th OCTOBER On here we are prone to regard as phenomenal the fact that the population of British Malaysia has advanced with such tremendous strides since three quarters of a century -go or thereabout. As a matter <>f fact «t have dona925 words
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Article214 1901-10-09 2 i; we interpret aright thu provisions of the new Anglo-American Treaty, the acceptance of which Mr. Roosevelt propuiwd tv urge upon the Senate, ite MM are i.jo patently just to be cavilied at With tire resurrection of her luniierly gro.it maritime interests, and the steady gruvvth ul hoi new aiul214 words
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Article220 1901-10-09 2 Soms hard thing!) were said at yesterday's Council meeting concerning the Johoru Railway but, though the 11 E. (.iuveruor was a» correct as he wan apt in his assurance that the uu-ollic.al members were lluggiiit; a de*l horse" on two of the questions put, the fact remains that the questions,220 words
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Article141 1901-10-09 2 A Kkltek's despatch, dated London, October Ist, and published in the papers that arrived by to-day's Penang mail, announcae the death of Mr. Kruger after a short illness. It seeing almost incredible that such an event as the death ot the ex- President of the Transvaal Republic could occur and141 words
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Article13 1901-10-09 2 There will be a servico at the Johnre Church on Sunday 8.16 a.m.13 words
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Article11 1901-10-09 2 Mi. P O. Stafford arrived from Yokohama by the Banuki ilari.11 words
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Article19 1901-10-09 2 Tbi German mail steamer Kiauttdwu having left Pr-nang yesterday at 4 p.m. is due here to-day at 5 pm.19 words
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Article21 1901-10-09 2 Mr. Van Wyk, Mr. Cropley, Mr. Han ber, and .Mr*. Bouchard arrived yes terday from Snmarani; by the G. G Mtyer.21 words
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Article21 1901-10-09 2 1 lit I. O. Intermediate bteamer Japan left I'enang at Up m. yesterday and is due hvre tomorrow at daylight (Thursday).21 words
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Article25 1901-10-09 2 The P. .V 0. Co's extra steamer ilaiagon left Bombay on the 7th instant and n expected to arrive hero oa the reit tdsm (ssturdajr)25 words
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Article27 1901-10-09 2 A Roas'AM fireman Call leto ona of the docks at Tanjong Pagar yesterday and fractured his skull, dying on the spot. He will be Imrieal this evening.27 words
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Article31 1901-10-09 2 The P. O. extra steamer 7W!«i,i left Hongkong at 4 p m. yesterday and is due to arrive here at 4. p. m. on Monday (Uth instant) en route for Bombay.31 words
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Article25 1901-10-09 2 Thi death of Mr. Krugnr probably —tha ax-President of the Boer Republic—isaaaounced in a Keuter'a despatch, dated London Ist and published by the Rangoon papers.25 words
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Article29 1901-10-09 2 Tbe 16th Madras Infantry will proceed to Kallang Valley on the 14th inst., there to be encamped for the second portion of Kield Training, returring on the 31st inst.29 words
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Article34 1901-10-09 2 Among the passengers onboard tlif Santtkt Maru, liomeward bound, are Mr J. Hendrie, Mr. P. 8. Henderson, Mr S. Beresford, Mi*s N. Stamer, Mr. Ci. C Hartley, Rev. S. Peake, and Key. H Kirkin.34 words
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Article35 1901-10-09 2 Mr. E. V.Carey has beeu re-elected Chairman of the I'rited Planters' Association, in the K.MS, and Mr K B. Skinner Honorary Secretary in place of Mr. M. S Parry, who contemplates a short trip home.35 words
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Article32 1901-10-09 2 Tbe Cunard Company, beiuc satisfied with the utility of the Marconi system of wireless telegraphy, have determined to adopt the system on all tbeir Saturday Trans-Atlantic liners between Liverpool and New York.32 words
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Article40 1901-10-09 2 Thk tin .ml tin-ore output in Federated Malaya, from the Ist January to the .'(i nli April of this year, was IMU,. L 'l7 piculs against 221,2*9 piculs in the first quarter of 1,000 The duty wu $2,189,721 against 52,247,02.V40 words
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Article43 1901-10-09 2 Mr. Noon, who arrived at Penang by the homeward mail on Saturday la-t, is, so it it reported, to tdko cliar^e of tlie import and export department of Messrs. Uilfillan Wood A Co. there, in place of Mr Mitchell, who proceeds to l.an^knt43 words
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Article53 1901-10-09 2 M M.S. Argviiaui, which ex}>erienced a severe typhoon on her way down from Nagasaki, has gone into dock at Kowloon. When the dr'/ouaul arrived at Hongkong the L'lst uit. she bad four feet of water in her. It is feared that she will have In l<e MM lo Malta to53 words
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Article59 1901-10-09 2 On the Uth Sept., a monument was unveiled in front ot the main entrance to the British Legation at Peking, in commemoration of the eiege of the legation, and the noble defenders. Mra Ker did the unveiling. .Sir Km. M Sat ow made a brief speech, .and then called on59 words
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Article48 1901-10-09 2 lUiu.Sbtbe Philippine inmirrectiou, from MayOtli, little, to June 30th, 1901, during which time there were 1,026 combats between American troops and insurgents, the following casualties took place:— Americans— killed, ttfj wounded, JUO captured, 1 1« missing, M. Insurgeuts— killed, t l 8M wounded, 1,193; captured, M7l; surrendered, MU9M,48 words
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Article69 1901-10-09 2 A cm t famous company lawyer married five sisters in reasonable lapses of cmisectilivem-ss When he asked for the hand of the last, it is mid that the antiquated father of theso girls responded, slowly. Well, yes, you can have her. You've got'ein all, now, my lad but, for goodness69 words
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Article70 1901-10-09 2 As interesting shoot took place the other day, on the Rifle Range at Shanghai between teams of 11 men a side from H. M. S Artttmm and the V. S. B. Monad Hock. Butll teams used their own rifles, and tlii Americans sustained a crushing defeat by M points. The70 words
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Article73 1901-10-09 2 AunNG the passengers who left to-day by the i'mu/ea for Genoa were Ospt. ami Km Corverton, Capt. Hchack. Mr Shirlm, Mr. Moldenhauer, Mr. T C. A. Kavensnuy, and Mr A. R van .Schalk. Kor Bremen, Mr. Hugo Moller, Mr. Care Maske. Kor London Mr. Kred W Krawr. Kor Colombo Mr73 words
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Article80 1901-10-09 2 OwHatM of horses are reminded that entries for the forthcoming Autumn Kiee meeting in Singapore close at noun on Saturday, the 12th met. Kntry forms may had at the Race course. Me- -1* John I. it lie. V Cll I lie Sin;; tpoie Club, the Cricket Club, or upon application80 words
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Article290 1901-10-09 2 Ihkke is some unconscious !iun:our, perhaps a touch of satire, in the followin;; essays written by Chinese boys not a hundred miles from Hongkonc The Queue. DM upon several dynastys the peoples were all havu no cuu only with the hair spinned a crest in their290 words
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Article38 1901-10-09 2 Those professors Firtf college profittor "What are you going to do next to get your name in the papers Steomi college profeteor "I was thinking of declaring that the dictionary is too *W*y to be considered guttd literature.38 words
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Reuter's Telegrams.
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Article113 1901-10-09 2 A NEW TREATY Canal To Be open to all on Equal terms London, MX f 'ctolicr. The Washington correspondent of the Daily Ohrvnule states that the British and the United States (tovernmentF have arranged for a new treaty [to replace the Claytnn-Bulwer treaty). The new treaty gives the113 words
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Article54 1901-10-09 2 TO BE TRIED FOR TREASON. Later. Krause has be«n brought up 011 remand at B)» Street police court. The counsel fur the Crown applied for his coin nittal, pending extradition to the Transvaal, where he is to be triixl for treason and for inciting tbe murder of one KorHer,54 words
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Article272 1901-10-09 2 ii* v..ui<ii, t kM fm m Iki kMh kM M tlif i"|i uf the inarkn p,.l t hml flssilst »v moretb.n anrapM thfrr.i r.. the drplh» of hi, very ...ul V ii 1 SS In- 'l*t-rrrtl with j*rin rials "Iwfflaste'MlMAriwtUs, I will ki.o hima t»»te272 words
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Article358 1901-10-09 2 A steamer over 100 feet in length, aii'l nami-J tiiv AptUa was quite recently launched at Klensburg tor the <iurinan-Ar.htrali.in Steamship Company. Messrs Alley and McLellan, Polmadie, are reported to have riviivttl screw steamer 20U feet long for Chinese owners. The vessel will be shipped in plates358 words
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Article196 1901-10-09 2 The Revd. Dr. West of ths Methodist Episcopal Mission, l'eiian^', «lio went to America with his wife and famih on furlough last year, expected to return to his postshurtly before Christmas next. He expects to bring I younger brother with In iv lo tenth in the Anglo-Chinese196 words
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Article24 1901-10-09 2 Inexpensive flight I think I shall go to Europe. How can ynii-stlupd 10 go to Europe n 1 can't but I«u aOuti to lUb>£.24 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement379 1901-10-09 2 NOTICES. NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY LD. GLASGOW. Manufacturer* of Dynamite, Gelignite, Gelatine Dynamite, Blasting Gelatine. Detonators, ALL lINhS OP Safety Fuses. Electric Bltstiog Apparatus, The «i*m» Bmploeivet, hang all MB> ftMtured in Greeti Britain, an mvl' U fpme the high ttemdard of tafety "id nri>y iette vmpoeed fry the Briiiih Qevenmtent,379 words
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Advertisement428 1901-10-09 2 UTOST ADVERTISEMENTS^ Kelly Walsh, Limited, 35, Raffles Place. COLONIAL LITERARY. At $1.50 Bacn. Bu«h-\Vhac-kin((. hv Hugh Oliffor.l. harrable'. Maguificent Idea, l.y P. C. Con.tabl<John Topp. Prirate l.y W. Chennev. On the other ti.le o( the l*tch, by Sarah J.ann..tt» Duncan. The Uctopos. by Krank Norris. Farewell. Nikola, by Ony Koothl.r.428 words
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Advertisement471 1901-10-09 2 I The S«9ond Youth nl Theodora IMaangn, 1 by Mrs. Lynn Lynton A House with a History, by F. Warden. MoonUins of Necessity, by Hester White. Quean Sweetheart, by Mrs. C. W. William- SOD. The Warrigal'B Well, by P. Macdonalil. Monsieur Lecovq, by E. Gahorian. Mary Hamilton, by I<ord K.471 words
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Advertisement479 1901-10-09 2 LATEST ADVEKTISEMiENTS. Parsee Theatre. Will play to-niiiht, Wednttdag, 9lh Octulxir, "TEH'SME BETIMGAR." To-morroic, Thwrtday, 10M October, "IN)>RA 8«BHA" RATES OF ADMISSION AS USUAL. SI -10 WANTED 3 to .■> roons in central location, nuiUl.le for offices or rooms for physician. Apply immediately 1 1-10 K. A. c/o Straitt r.m».. AITANIED479 words
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Advertisement20 1901-10-09 2 Just Received a new supply of 100 Different kinds of Picture Post Cards PANORAMA CARDS. With or without Handpaintlng-. G.R.Lambert&Co.20 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous289 1901-10-09 2 fsde" Straits TDimes." SUBSCRIPTWX RA TES The STRAITS TIMES Daily w», ia Singapore :—ptr op* 16 Cte. inmmtk 9-.S<> per i/eav $30.0U (BypoH) per month $1.56 per year $14.00 The STRAITS BUDGET: per copy 40 Cta. a per year tIS.UO (By poet) per year ttO.OO \OTK —The StraitM Budget ie289 words
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Article2367 1901-10-09 3 Tuesday. Bth October. Present. Hit Bi MM Hir fin** MUM InnMM K.r M.ii ((k>vtanoii). Hod. 0 W, s Krnn.-rtley (Acting Colonial Sacmmrvi. (tea. K 0, IVnnev (Colooial Treasurer). Hon. A Mnrrt\T (i'olnninl Engineer). Hon. 1 H. Ktershaw (Acting Attorn*)--lirr..' r»l). Hoo. J Hnrkin.hnw lion. J M. Allinton. Hon.2,367 words
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Article80 1901-10-09 3 i.v >ept ll'th, the steamship Toityariro, the newest and largest vessel m the fleet of the New Zealand Shipping Company, sailed fro.ll the Royal Albert Docks with a record cargo of 11,000 tons for New Zealand ports. 80 great was the quantity of goods consigned to this80 words
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Article49 1901-10-09 3 Owixo to the heavy rain yesterday pixy was impossible. Yesterday's ties will, therefore, be pljycd this afttirnoon w. mi her permitting. To-day's Ties. Profession Pairs. Final. C.s.l Beatty and Green v. Munple 1, Hoop-r and j*. Keid. D. Suiglas. Bmldeley v. Lean or Chancy.49 words
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Article807 1901-10-09 3 further Details, An alarming chang for the worse took place in P.e»i.leut McKinlcvV condition about 2 o'clock in the morning on ill.; l;tth ultimo, immediately upon the failure of the digeitive organs and symptoms of kidney trouble About 4 am. Mr. McKinley tallied slightly. At 6 o'clock807 words
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Article1166 1901-10-09 3 'I. .id Mines. liaub From the ra maker's report published in the HraiU ixm-$ en the 24th September, it will be seen that certain improvements hare taken place in the mine for instance the, large block of quart i between the 140 and 240 feel levels1,166 words
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Article528 1901-10-09 3 Progress Report up to the 40th Sept. Thk following progress report on the Railway was laid on the table at the Legislative Council meeting yesterday. The report was furnitlied at the request of Mr. Karl.', who referred to the matter at the last tneeliug. Reference to the report528 words
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Article557 1901-10-09 3 HmoiroßS, Pro October, 11)01. pßnmroK. (tambier J n H7J Copra Bali S.OO Ho Pontlnnak •>«. Pepper, Black buyert JW S7* do White,)**) 4«.oo Hugo Floor Sarawak ».(S0 do Brunei 110. 1 .1 SO Pearl rago 4.10 Coffee, Ball. 1«X bani. 31./S0 Coffee, Palembang. Hi* basis SHOT) Coffee, Liberian No.557 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement45 1901-10-09 3 I>AN(iKr> oi)- IHFLDnSsV Tlie great danger fioni inllueiua is of its resulting m I'iieuinnnia. This can be obviat«f bf losing Chamberlain's Cough Ren.e<ly, 4s it not ouly cures influenia, but counteracts any tendency of the disease towards pneumonia Sold by all d. sJaW Medicines. The45 words
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Advertisement57 1901-10-09 3 IN ALMOST EVERY COMMUNITY there is someone whose life has been saved by Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. (Such persons seldom miss an opportunity to recommend it, and their recommendation and the never failing qualities of the remedy account for ita great poularity For sale by ail dealers in57 words
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Advertisement288 1901-10-09 3 A Helpless Cripple N. Bengert of Norborne, snys:-Kor nineteen months I lay a helpless cripple from Rheumatism. The weight of my body was reduced from 170 lbs. to 130 lbs'., a proof of the terrible pain I had to endure. During all this time, I sought a euro, but after288 words
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Advertisement317 1901-10-09 3 Wilson Co., PHOTOGRAPHERS. 17 AiiMKMAN Street. OUR Stcdio will be ready in a few days. We are now prepared to take outdoor photos, such as groups, houses, Ac, Ac, in deliver copies in two days. Highest class of work, Permanent results and reasonable prices guaranteed. H. ABRAMS, THE HORSE REPOSITORY.317 words
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Advertisement404 1901-10-09 3 NOTICES. Plates f^r &Films UEOR(;k MICHAKL, Photo Stobbs. Robinsun Road, Singapore. FOX SALE. 60,000 j Slailway Sleepers. Real "Beak Wood. Lenf th 6] ft. Breadth 9 ins. Thickness s ins. Delivered in munthly iiishilmeiiK t.. kp completed within ..tie year from date of cnti-.i. t. ofaßeaakai «ent to the undersigned404 words
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Advertisement642 1901-10-09 3 NOTICES, LOST. PttHMIW IK)O, Municipal So. «venly marked with black on W l« lt l > «n Ik>lv »n.l near toil. Finder #ill Iw rewa ded on reltirning to "DEANKOW," Patorson Road HOON KECK, LIMITKIJ. THE shareholders of the al>ove Company are hereby informed that the half-yearly Oe,, er W642 words
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Page 3 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous175 1901-10-09 3 DAY BY DAY. Wednesday. 9th October. High Water. p.m 'Government House "At Home." S. V. R. Prel Munketry Drill. 6.10. 8. V. A. Battery Parade (honed). A.IK. N. D 1,, outward mail due. C Tcnois TourDßrnpnt. Parsee Theatre. Beach Road. 9. Thursday, 10th October. High Water. RlOam. 9.16 p.m. Methodist175 words
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Article706 1901-10-09 4 Samr, jwrl, pfib'ible datt of urn n' and naiM o/ agent: STK.INBRS. A. A pear, Calcutta, Oi-I 17: S. 4 Xwi. A Idi^, Baltimore. I'ft July tl Afridi, Liverpool, Kof I. fiwn, Ailing, I on*, 0.1 I-; I model. Ah.oin, H.mitkok. OM li; Borneo Coy. Annum, Colombo. Oct706 words
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SHIPPING.
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Article182 1901-10-09 4 Urvlei ti:isha«lini;t>i>)foli.>-«!na;abt>r<>.n v tionn %m ined «tr. aUamer sii. ship: b0,.— 1-ar.jUe n:h. -»choon»r; Y.-t Ya.-hl Cru.— Cruiwr: 'int.— Ounboat Tor Toipedo: H.p. Hor«e-power Brit.— British I. B.— United .^W.ea. Fr.— Trench (Jer.— German Dut.— Duleh Job. -Joliuta Ac., e.,_0..n,.ri1. carro d.r deck naaaensers U.— Unc«r tain:182 words
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Article1232 1901-10-09 4 Aeeivik Siko* Noo-i or Ycstckdat. 6mm, Ku«. i>tr. I.J6A tons. Capt Grimlwrg Hth tlcl. From Moji. J4lh Sepl. Co«l. Bou*lead 4( o V \V. Kiu./l-ofc. OeT. ate 1.-.'*7tonv. I'.-ipl Ehlert Hlh (VI. Iro.n Bangkok. Ist Od OtV, ant I dp. Beha tbnt 4 Co. Fur Bangkok. -RJh.1,232 words
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Article69 1901-10-09 4 for ,lr. Tn-MoKßon s'mririuigA S'ha>» I'nu Will Muntok Hjiilk Mmr Bangkok /v/i Swalow an. l Amoj RtoM P.flvaVhamTtaporta CAoicWyo Run I 'Hint .Suflnwi v'h'l'iin iMiniaranil (Hang Ami Mcnatlo. «t.-., TWmi Baugkok Ml Kkidav. lUnin, pi.-. tapara Bati'Hl>av "nn.liiknn via ports A'r.f.i* l.:ibuau A MnT.lt Kulualan Tim.. 7 am.69 words
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Article113 1901-10-09 4 Fbom Europe:— By Hie N. D. I.. K'iautfhuu dm- on VadawdBjf with duiw totbalTik <»ptinihtr: She him raplt« to the m «il* which left Sin^iipoi** on (lie j:lr.l Aunu.t. FaoKCuru Bj th« HJLu IhWdw on Sim.jay. Time Tabu KuilDn L«U Snik'apurc I>u« in Lomiou Arrnr.l AuKl'Hth N113 words
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Article156 1901-10-09 4 ti i run E Vi.--ti'i Nik A ToK«.i Cimix Vwi BaIUU Ai_ '< Oct 8 [Brouwer Uut »tr S*f jPoun-en I'anell Oct 7 [)»euci»l» and Co M Will'O the Wi*p Brit btr 14H Kalph I'oatiitDHk Oct l.B»n Ijx Huuk B 'UU. Meyer Brit .tr. 443 i\'os Fuleoibnuii Out 7156 words
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Article80 1901-10-09 4 Qan, Vwu'i \i« Tjticiu Malacca Sultan Fuh Wo Will 1 1 Hi- Wi»p Poh Ana S !Un Whatt Moon 9 H.irl.. Uornm n M0,,t,. Video a F»r/.all» KII..AKK. CAPTIIiI Brit -ir. lUrwi.r Mr. Daly »tr C'bopnnl «ir. Krw>mnn Mr. lUlpb m Kobortron »tr Rowne Dut >lr. Korhu Spa Mr.80 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement279 1901-10-09 4 NOTICES. JAMES WATSON fc CO.'S SCOTCH WIUSKII>i AKK THK RIM VAI.I I l\ IIIK MAItKKI: tLmti ItU.-VNH, 10 VKAl:S<)|,|) *l-'"*)lKK.*-K. IHTVKXTRA V.v.ci. SI'KCI.M.I.Y RVOUMMBNDRn nmtmeim.p T iu OBTAINABLE r K M KKTAIL TEAI Ki.>. DM Ms ALISTEH Hi Co..— «v JUST UNPACKED. SATSUMA WARE CLOISONNE WARE IVORY WARE LACQUER WARE279 words
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Advertisement347 1901-10-09 4 NOTICES. jkjNts for LEI PERMS' t|f I 1 WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. By Special W=rrant^|^^^^^ His MajestD^^. Purveyors to 55^^ The Kii;g. CELEBRATED OILMAN^S STORED CHINA MUTUAL LIFE UUCKANCK COY, LTD H«.»n Ornca No. la, U.stosi Koau. rHA«;H*i. JAB. A. WATTIK. iKstv^r. MKSSKS. TAX KIM TIAN SONS. Uwl immtm. 1 he Comp".uy347 words
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Advertisement573 1901-10-09 4 iHHIPPtNW. CIX T. A.NSATLASriCA OF UARi EI.ONA. KOR MANILA. rpHK bi>a,niab mail a. a. MOXTKVIDEO, X duo hero on or ntmut the Hlh Oct. will bavo prompt deapalcb for ttie above port. For freight or passage, apply to 10/10 lIAKI.OW A CO., A({.ul*. IMIO-I'HINA STEAM NAVIUATION COMPANY, I.IMI 1 X573 words
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Advertisement224 1901-10-09 4 NOTICES. For Constipation I ana" Biliousness I PORE fob ASTHMA I U GrR.ratA.XJT_.T'S INDIAN CIGARETTES For Asthmatic people who snffar from amussion in braathint. IUMIitiEE. .o<BSOICIITIB lIMEIII.ui DimcOlTT Is CmCTMITIOI. Onuiaults Cißßr*tt«« rrnd.-r Ihr reparation ea*ifr, cut ahort thr paroiytoia, sod rtmote ths fefliDc of titfhtut^s across ORIMAULT ct C>,224 words
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Advertisement202 1901-10-09 4 NOTICES. MX. J 001 PHFIK! n iticmn of lon K rip r ,-in», with high c-rwicntials c«n h« i-.iii--mM.-iI from 7 aim. to «p m. daily at his borne for one month only. and 44 Dbohr Ohiul. it-ll Guaranteed Cure. AftT protract, il sod pttinAtskinf; rfnaarrli, a t li..mu K202 words
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Advertisement57 1901-10-09 4 NOTICES, LkSf a«EM kafa one ur 1... .UMdreato ..1.1-.U- arjU l.cr in l,»allhy part of Sompy. Kalereu.il periniucl t.. M I Baldwin, K..U IhaJEj, CI/1" Really Excellent!!! INDntOl'K k S AI.K AM) STOUT. Price SI 80 per dot pint* PrioeSllOO paroase of 7 doi piuts. Delivfred fr<^ within :t inilea57 words
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