The Straits Times, 6 October 1903
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Title Section13 1903-10-06 1 The Straits Times. NO. 21,251 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, l<m PRICE 15 CERTS13 words
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Advertisement846 1903-10-06 1 LORNE WHISKY. I'OWbl.l. ROBINSON. Sol* A««at«, Slufapora and Federated Mala) Slates. LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. SELANGOR TURF CLUB. PROGRAMME FOR DECEMBER MEETING. December 39th, 31st, 1903, and January and, 1904. FIRST DAY. KIIK If©. 1, The Maiden Plats Valne $30" fi'nl V 0 loseeond horse provided theri are five starters the property846 words
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Advertisement708 1903-10-06 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. ex -gnfflns that have started at the meeting and not won. Entrance SO. Distance 0 furlongs. Rack No 7.— A Horse Handicap.— Valuo $lih> with $100 to the secono horsn provided the c are five stsrters the property of different owners. A Handicap for all horses that started708 words
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Advertisement580 1903-10-06 1 il/ EE KAY HECK having left our »erW vice to-day «H October, 1>» 3we do hereby give tbe public notice tbrtt wu do not bold reponeihlu for any act cr deed that he nny as lro th'S day do or execute purporting to bind our firm. ALSAOOFK A Co. Singapore.580 words
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Advertisement832 1903-10-06 1 IHh, JELEBU 'MINING AND TRADING COMPANY, LIMITED*. VTOTICE is hereby given that the ntnXI oti mary General meetini; of the tbove Company culled for Vnd inotnnt etamtii adjourned till Ihe Wh day of October, in at noon, at the Roistered Office at the Company, No. 14 CiWlyer Quny. By Orter832 words
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Advertisement345 1903-10-06 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. KATZ BROS. L^ ■"ffl,..i. w C Wm BjMaf^Tll^Mllinil flfci T n-n P 0 Office and Private Stationery of all kinds. Inkstands, Writing c&ses, Note books. Pocket books. Paints, Enamels. Brushes, Stationery Racks. STRAND HOTEL, UNDER 1 HE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE OF HIS HONOUR SIR HUGH BARNES, k. as. i.,345 words
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Advertisement145 1903-10-06 1 "LEONIK HOUSE, Le nic Hill. MRS. KEP.K has now r. moved to the .bove reside i-e and will be pleased to hear froniCk-nllemen desiring tirs-t class ac.omodation. Apply to the above address. 1-U A VERY ATTRACTIVE Horse and Carriage Auction Will. UK BILD AT DALLANS HORSe REPOSITORY On Fri<l t145 words
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1823 1903-10-06 2 British North Borneo. (AUeyne Ireland in the Time*.) Thk.uk ia mi portion of the British Empire in the tropics which has been endowed in v higher degree by nature with thoee things which, under the inttilip<>nt activity of man, spell wealth and HMHM than1,823 words
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Advertisement358 1903-10-06 2 NOTICES. ""^OUSSILLON CHAMPAGNE A WINE OF HIGH QUALITY AT A MODERATE PEICE. 2 doz. pints $36. 1 doz. quarts $34. OF ALL DEALERS. IMPORTED BY BORNEO Co., Ltd. GWYNNE Co.'s CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS (THE ORIGINAL MAKE.) PARTICULARS RROM BORNEO Co., Ltd. MOET CHANDON CHAMPAGNE OF ALL DEALERS. IMPORTED BY BORNEO Co.,358 words
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Advertisement208 1903-10-06 2 NOTICES Superb Skin is obtained and maintained by using '•^^^i 'DARTRING' 'LANOLINE' YSS^^y imilation can bear the 'Darlring'. *^^r N<#imitation can be called 'Darning. 'UARTRINr, TOILKT 'LANOLINE' Demand the genuine "at*** -»»»>..- DAKIRIM. 'I-ANOLIME' TOILET SOAP HOTE L Pastry Cook and Caterer Orchard Road, Tanglin. Prices nl utff Establishment Tiffins208 words
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Advertisement468 1903-10-06 2 MOTOR CARS BENZINE. From aoth Sept. we shall supply Specific Gravity -700 g 90 cents 1 er Imperial Gallon. Nx SYME CO. M.C.S. Mohamcd Co Diamond Merchants, Mnncfftt taring Jeweller*, aad dealers in precioa* ttones. No. H Hi«h street, Hinjrapor *r« •hewing a splendid stoolc o« High Diamond* And gem-set468 words
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Advertisement100 1903-10-06 3 Bicycle Riders. IF ye v ride a bicycle you am always liable to have a fall. Chamlwrlsiri's I'nin halm is tho brft liriroent for cuts, spra:ns. and bmISM It will heal the parts in o 1 etbtrd the time nay ottur treatmontfvoula require. P«in P.alm W also famous for its100 words
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Advertisement713 1903-10-06 3 NOTICES. A^CONTENTa-D WOMAN. Aside from form orieatures, she has an attractiveness nil her own. The bloom on her ebeek, tbe elasticity in bersteptbs ring of her vo'ce, her enjoyment of life nil these are magnets which draw others to 1 her side. Wonderful and valuable as it is, I health713 words
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Advertisement903 1903-10-06 3 NOTICES. <aw^Lwfa^Lwfbt '^MwMßflawßw* Si.\(rAPORE Sporting UlobProgramme* for tfcc Autumn Race Meeting, 1903. November, 17th, 19th, 21st. FIRST~DAY. Tuesday, l?th Ifcmmbtr. I. THE MAIDEN PLATE.— VaIue «40d. A Race for Maiden Horses. Weight 9st Entrance $10. Distance, R. C. 1 THE PIBST GRJFFIN BACE— Value $800, and 860 to the Becond903 words
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Advertisement592 1903-10-06 3 NOTICES. homos that have started at this BMSCtaf. Entrance |6 if declared by noon on SntiirdHy, 7^h Novemrxr, and $10 if ileclnred after noon on the 7th Nov. mber, and by 4.16 p.m. on the day ot the Race. Distance, 6 furlongs and 143 yards. Not*. penalty of 71b. is592 words
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Advertisement658 1903-10-06 3 NOTICES. Head Pressman WANTED AT ONCE Fill! HI Straits Tsimes. Good Salary to a Competent Man. Apply' Immediately. U.C. WANTED immediately Chinese ci<?rk v>ith a goo i I nowledge of F!m:li*h ani. fair knowledge of book-keeping. Onrj intelligent man uee<t apply. State, sal ir) r. <|Uired to U." e/o Strait*658 words
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Advertisement576 1903-10-06 3 NOTICES. For functional troubles, delay, pain and those Irregularities peculiar to the ses. Prescribed by the highest French Medical authorities and superior to Tansey, steel Drops and Penny royal. CHAPOTEi^IJT, 8. r Vi- -pnne, Parti rMATICOJ Ranowned PhrticUM prescribe Grim^rilt'i Matico ai the moat actire and at the ume nm576 words
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Obituary40 1903-10-06 4 .lakkhav.— At the Yokohama, on tUc liili September, Joii.ws.v Glover Moi.oslv J.UTRAY, Wife of the late KODKKT .1 AFKIIAV, in tlie.V.tth year of her a>je. Lew.— At K»l>e, Japan, on lath Sept. S.i.as IUvBTKI Law, in his 47th year.40 words
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751 1903-10-06 4 The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS. TUESDAY, 6th OCTOBER. Ik another c >lum« to-day, we publish an instalment of an interesting articlr on British North Borneo, which forma the second in a series of Studies on Tropical Colonisation which Mr. Allcyne Ireland is contributing to the Times. The article is751 words
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Article406 1903-10-06 4 The restrictions which labour organisations in America and also in Australia seek to impose upon capital^ and upon the public generally, seem to expand in proportion to the concessions granted them. Of late, the labourists in Australia have gained a meretricious popularity in their own colony by the imposition of406 words
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Article453 1903-10-06 4 ii MOM is writhing under plague of rubbers whose' deeds mast strike envy into the dank spirits of Dick Purpiu, Jonathan Wilde, Bill Sykes, Charles Peace and all the other worthies of the same kidney. In the China Mail of Sept. 25th we read under the bolJ heading "Mows Robbsbies,"453 words
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Article251 1903-10-06 4 It will be remembered that half a dozen Straits officials— three from the Settlements and three from the F.M.B. were decorated with the Imperial Service Order on the occasion of the King's Birthday. They were the Hon. W. R Collyer, Attorney -General, .Mr. J. H. Callcott, late Deputy Coiuuial Engineer,251 words
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Article229 1903-10-06 4 With the memory stil! fresh regarding the gingerly maqper wherewith the authorities dealt with the last rikisha strike here, it is pleasant to read how quickly and decisively the Hongkong police settled a similar difficulty there in a few hours. The pullers at Hongkong struck on the 28th September, suddenly,229 words
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Article212 1903-10-06 4 Among other items of Wire News published in our issife <>t, S< pt. 2-Jnd was- an announcement to th% effect that Mr. John Jacob Astor of New York had presented a million dollars 1 gold for purposes of cancer research. We mentioned at the time that, had the initials not212 words
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Article82 1903-10-06 4 The special Kuala Lumpur telegram that we published yesterday, to the effect that Mr. Hugh Clifford has been appointed to the Colonial Secretaryship of Trinidad, is practically confirmed by a letter from Mr. Buckley that was received here on Saturday. In that letter Mr. Buckley informed Mr. Elliot that he82 words
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Article42 1903-10-06 4 Apkopos of the discovery of a strange race of savages in British New Guinea, who are said to have abnormally long bodies and merely rudimentary legs, it is interesting to note that the members of the expedition which is to visit New42 words
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Article26 1903-10-06 4 Guinea and other islands for scientific purposes, under the leadership of Major Cooke Daniels, are expected to arrive in Sydney from London on October 15th ilist26 words
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Article18 1903-10-06 4 H. K. the Governor is expected to return by tbe Sea Men- to-morrow morning from Tanjong Kling, Malacca18 words
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Article47 1903-10-06 4 REFUOEES CROSSING THE BULGARIAN FRONTIER. I/onion, 4tk (Moher. Increasing numbers of refugees are enterinc Bulgaria all along the frontier, bringing reports of wholesale slaughter, pillage, and burning. The districts of Banisko nud Melnie where Zontcheff and VankofT are directing the insurrection are in flames.47 words
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Article24 1903-10-06 4 The Turks say that twenty villages have been destroyed and that 2,000 of the Turkish inhabitants at Hanisko have been killed.24 words
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Article11 1903-10-06 4 Bulgaria is maanwhile hurrying troops to the frontier.11 words
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Article50 1903-10-06 4 sth Get The new members ot the Cabinet are:— Mr. Brodrick, Secretary at State for India Mr. Austen Chamberlain, Chancellor of the Exchequer; Hon. Alfred Lyttleton, Secretary of State for the Colonies; Mr. Arnold Forster, Secretary of State for War Right Hon. A. Murray. Secretary for Scotland.50 words
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Article24 1903-10-06 4 Lord Stanley, the Postmaster General, and the Duke of Devonshire hive resigned, and the resignations have been accepted by the King.24 words
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39 1903-10-06 4 The Banquet in honor of H. K. the Governor is fixed to commence at 7.45 to-morrow (Wednesday) evening, and it is suggested that gentlemen attending should be at the Town Hal! punctually.39 words
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Article11 1903-10-06 4 Thb homeward mail by the Mmidt closes at 4 p.m. to-morrow.11 words
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Article11 1903-10-06 4 The Sea Belle leave with reliefs for the Horsburgh Lighthouse tonight.11 words
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Article16 1903-10-06 4 An article on British North Borneo by Mr. Alleyne Ireland will be found on page 2.16 words
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Article17 1903-10-06 4 Mb. Branson, Ctiief Clerk of thft Treasury at Penang will, it is reported, shortly retire on pension.17 words
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Article18 1903-10-06 4 Two steam pinnaces and four boats from the Argonaut were manmuvring and firing in the harbour this morning.18 words
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Article15 1903-10-06 4 Mr Spkncek, the well-known aeronaut, successfully navigated an airship across London on the lsth September.15 words
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Article20 1903-10-06 4 Last night an attenfpt was made to break into the safe of a local Sisurauce Company. Fortunately the attempt failed.20 words
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Article22 1903-10-06 4 m The German mail steamer Hamburg left Port Said yesterday afternoon outward hound. She is due here on Saturday the 24th in«t.22 words
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Article21 1903-10-06 4 Thk Russia.) Volunteer Fleet steamer Kiev arrived from Vladivostok yesterday afternoon en route for Odessa. She is expected to leave today.21 words
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Article25 1903-10-06 4 Mn Lee Tbng Hwbe will deliver a lecture at No. 58 Telok Ayer Street tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. His subject is Christ and Confucius."25 words
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Article25 1903-10-06 4 p A Scotch paper of recent date states that among wilN announced is that of Neil Lawrie Cumming, the Tower, Dalmuir, thereafter of Singapore 21,797."25 words
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Article33 1903-10-06 4 The Halioti* and the Keng SeTly have beeo> dry-docked at Keppel Harbour. The Atnara is due here from Hongkong on tie Bth. She brings cargo for this port and then loads for Java.33 words
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Article31 1903-10-06 4 A Kavas telegram states that the forwarding of postal matter between Europe and the Far East by the railway through Siberia and Manchuria was to begin on the 1 t, instant.31 words
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Article53 1903-10-06 4 It is reported that the Civil Service Calets will give a grand farewell dinner at Penang to the Hon. C. W. S Kynnereley, on the eve of his departure for Singapore, where he will act as Colonial Secretary mm Mr. Taylor, who becomes Administrator on the departure of Sir Frank53 words
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Advertisement524 1903-10-06 4 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS^ Green Pippermint GKEST F:E=t:E3I*JE3S. V«lr Wilts fir Siieapirr. IVnin-. Straits Stttlrßrntx. Sinnt. and the Par East. CALDBECK, MACGREGOR CO., Wine A Spirit Merchants, *iiisapor« k London, Glasgow, Hongkong, and Shunghai. WASSIAMULL, ASSOMULL CO., Indian Store. No. 1, 2, 3, &4, High Street. llnvr nlwn>« in >i«x-i, Silks of524 words
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Advertisement145 1903-10-06 4 G. R. LAMBERT V CO., Photographers. "i'KN QnahMsßaOM, (Battery Kond), Sain, to 5 p.m. Orchard Road, X a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday*, X a in. to noon. Appointments or Kitting* nhould be made, if pokftible, beforehand. Cußtomerx who intend to «end portr.nto home for Kiflai*, should make their appointment* for145 words
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Advertisement44 1903-10-06 4 YOUR CHILD WILL IMPROVE. Stzak.ns' Wink is eagerly taken by Children and Invalids instead ot being repugnant to them. Ii is a wonderful health restorative and Nerve Tonic. Children derive especial benefit from its usei it is so happily taken. Sold by all chemists.44 words
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Article219 1903-10-06 5 Wheu evening shades are falling fast, And the evening's play is ilone, And the S. 0 <i- vornridah's full Of drinks and jos:s vnd fun, ••Sinews," dread critic of the Tines, Bis nnniiv his rank, his station,^ I-s the topic t ii -t exclusively Engages speculation. His219 words
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Article142 1903-10-06 5 Two big laud sales were effected by private contract last week, whereby the Cairn Hill and Teluk Blanga Estates, the property of H. H. the Sultan of •lohore. were disposed of for $425,000 and $1,100,000 respectively. The Cairu Hill Estate comprises about sixty acres of splendid residence142 words
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Article144 1903-10-06 5 The lollard English Comedy Company, which have been playing to crowded houses in Honekong, leave for Singapore to-day and may be expected to arrive early on Monday next. It was originally intended to give several performances here, but on aocouiit of their Calcutta arrangements the Company144 words
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Article107 1903-10-06 5 Thieves in Hfcngkok are :inn a rently not at ail particular as to what their booty cowpri— The other day they raided the building in which the Rev. (.'anon (Jreonstock conducts service in the city The Canon's cassock and surplice together with all the hymn books, prayer booka107 words
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Article83 1903-10-06 5 A.mkkica.n influence is gradually per meatinc British methods. The Palmer Shipbuilding Company has decided to allow employe's to become shareholders, realising that the American principle of giving workmen a financial interest in the business is a sound one. Sharps may be boueht by money deducted from wages, interest83 words
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Article55 1903-10-06 5 N. D. L. PASSENGERS. The following passengers arrived here this morning by the German mail steamer Zieteu. Krom Yokohama Mr. Fetsch, Mr. Herman. From Nagasaki Mrs. O. Leeyshapan. From Shanghai -Mr. A. B. Koss, Mr. S. C. Sargent, Mr. A. 11. Sargent. From Hongkong -Mrs. Dota Filler, A'- r. Carre,55 words
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Article507 1903-10-06 5 S. C. C LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT. The Championship Final. Tmt final stage in the Championship whs played last evening before a fairly large number of spectators, Mr. Fred. flifinUM who had got through the preliminary stages challenging his brother tk-ank for the title. The challenger, opening the match as server,507 words
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Article58 1903-10-06 5 Yesterday's Results. 1 lIAMI'IONSIItr. Mr. Pain* beat Mr. Kvans, by 4 points. Mr. llroadrick'beat Mr. Latham, by 15 |ioint-. Ties for To-day. MIXED DOUBLES. Mrs. K vans and Mr. Hilton v. Mr». Hunter and Mr. Darbishire. Mkm Broddell and Mr. Kvan- v. Hn, S;iun-der-^and Mr. Latham. Tie58 words
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Article75 1903-10-06 5 Rheumatism Relieved. I \> all those afflicted with rheumatism I we recommend a trial of Chamberlain b Pain Balm. Ono application will relieve the pain, and its continued use for a short time will result in a cure. Promptly applied to a sprain before inflammation sets in, insures a cure75 words
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Article222 1903-10-06 5 Yestkruav morning Mr*F. K. Jennings Appeared as prosecuting Agent for the Opium Farmer before Mr. Wilkinson in a case in which one H<>ng Ah Pow stood charged with having been on Saturday night in possession of ten tins of chandu worth 8220 which had not been purchased from222 words
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Article138 1903-10-06 5 The Land Office Report for 1902 notes that, in the middle of the year, Mr. Irving arrived, on loan from. the Perak Government, to supervise the demarcation of Singapore Town and Island. This was the beginning of work of no less importance to the Public than to138 words
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Article108 1903-10-06 5 Si Ongga, the murderer of Mr. Warder, was slain by his pursuers %n the 2nd September and was buried on the 4th. The murderer has made a statement bringing guilt home to several of his accomplices who have been arrested. The B. N. li Herald says that108 words
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Article94 1903-10-06 5 The October Medal. 'I'm? October medal was pitted for on Saturday with the following results Reid. R. T tf 46 87—10- 77 Ferguson 37 41 78+ 3-- 81 Te Courcy 50 49 99—18^-8' Fraser 57 59 116—16=100 Martin 56/3 KB— l2= 96 Longmuir 48 48 BH+ 1^94 words
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Article61 1903-10-06 5 By kind permission of the Swimming Club, the Finlayson swimming shield, open to all members of the Singapore Volunteer Artillery, will be swum for at the Club on Sunday, 18th inst. Time of start and distance will be posted in Corps Orders. Entries to be sent in61 words
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Article31 1903-10-06 5 Bakon von Kose.n, Russian Minister to Japan, has left Told) for Port Arthur which is regarded as political important, as his influence will certainly be exerted in the cause of peace.31 words
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Article62 1903-10-06 5 Yesterday was a Hindoo festival and last night the Klings had processions from the various temples in towu. In Arab Street, the huge car, which usually takes a prominent part in the processions, was knocked down and seriously hurt a Chinese boy. Two Klings were arrested by the police in62 words
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Article107 1903-10-06 5 There are great rejoicings in Holland over the semiofficial announcement that Queen Wilhelmina once more entertains hopes of presenting to the nation a Dutch h rn heir to the throne. This birth, which is expected some time in November, will relieve her loyal subjects of the dread107 words
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Article43 1903-10-06 5 There will be .a partial eclipse of the moon to-night, visible at Singapore. The moon rises about 6 p.m., and if the night be a bright one the eclipse will be seen at its height just after 10 o'clock.43 words
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Article27 1903-10-06 5 Messrs. Vickeks, Sons, and Maxim, the gunmakers, have appointed Father Edwin, a* Franciscan monk, to be mathematical and scientific instructor to their articled apprentices at Erith, Kent.27 words
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Article35 1903-10-06 5 HM. H. Fearless has left Hongkong for Borneo, and wilj come from there to Singapore. At the conclusion of the visit of Admiral Bridge to Singapore, the Glory will return to Hongkong to be refitted.35 words
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Article39 1903-10-06 5 Thk shareholders of the English Pharmacy, Ltd., Bangkok, decided at a meeting on the 20th ult. to sell their business as a going concern, and an effort was to be made to find a purchaser locally or in Singapore.39 words
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Article38 1903-10-06 5 It is reported that the Siamese authorities have placed an order in Japan for a supply of mountain artillery. The guns are quicktirers of 50 m.m. calibre. The first shipment is expected to arrive in Bangkok shortly. m38 words
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Article37 1903-10-06 5 Thk band of the Manchester Regiment played an excellent selection of music at the Botanical Gardens last night which was much appreciated by those present. The Town and Volunteer Band played at the Esplanade also last night.37 words
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Article36 1903-10-06 5 Vexatious delays in forwarding telegrams on the F.M.S. telegraph Hues arouse indignation in business circles at Penang. Some of them fancy that matters will mend by the Straits Government taking over the management of the lines.36 words
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Article40 1903-10-06 5 The German transport Silvia, Captain F, Jaeger, arrived from Tsingtau this morning with S7<i officers and soldiers bcun<j for Hamburg via Colombo. A number of the men were about town this morning. The vessel is expected to leave this afternoon.40 words
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Article40 1903-10-06 5 The public farewell to Sir West Ridgeway, the Governor of Ceylon, takes the form of a ball, fireworks, and illuminations. The money will be raised by subscriptions and the sale of tickets. Sir West Ridgeway leaves about the 19th November.40 words
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Article39 1903-10-06 5 Thk N. D. L. ss. Seydlit:: collided with the Japanese steamer Chishima Mam at the Kintoan beacon near Shanghai on the 21st September. The Japanese steamer was badly stove in on the starboard bow. The suffered but little damage.39 words
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Article42 1903-10-06 5 The Canton Insurance Company, of which Boustead and Co. are the agents here, meets at Hongkong on the 22nd instant to consider the report and accounts. A thirty per cent, dividend for 1902 is proposed. The 1903 accounts make a favourable show.42 words
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Article44 1903-10-06 5 H M.S. Alacrity, Commander Osmond de B. Brock, arrived from Hongkong this morning abnut 9 o'clock and went alongside No. 9 Section, Borneo Wharf, to coal. We understand that the three Admirals are due here either on Thursday evening or at daylight on Friday.44 words
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Article48 1903-10-06 5 The St. Andrew's Society in Hongkong expendei 5543.75 in grants-in-aid during the pas: year, as compared with $674 75 in tLe previous year. The Society has a balance of ***** 50. Mr. N. S. Brown and Mr. J. Stodart are the new lion, secretary and lion, treasurer respectively.48 words
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Article44 1903-10-06 5 Mr. J. Cakbv Hall, hitherto holding the post of H.B.M.'s Consul for Kobe, has been appointed Consul-General for Japan, tbe appointment dating from tbe 21st instant. It is not yet known whether Mr. Hall's place of residence as Consul-general will be Kobe or Yokohama.44 words
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Article70 1903-10-06 5 Ykstekimy afternoon about 4 o'clock E. P. C. 14 was taking four absentees on board M.MS. Argonaut in a sampan. When the "jolly tars" were about a hundred yards from the pier, they capsized the sampan. They made for the pier, but the policeman arrived there first and collared his70 words
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Article60 1903-10-06 5 The business at the Municipal meeting on Friday includes reports of bacteriological examination of blood at hospitals, information regarding St. John's island, and questions by Dr. Robertson, Mr. Pooles, and Mr. Braddell. These questions bear upon health returns, business hours in tbe H. V. and J; Department, setting back trees60 words
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Advertisement43 1903-10-06 5 In the worst colds, where there is pain, constriction of the Bronchial tubes, and spasms of the muscles of the chest, .layne's Expectorant will afford almost immediate relief, and soon effect a permanent cure. The Singapore Dispensary. Sole acents for the Straits Settlements.43 words
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Advertisement138 1903-10-06 5 Something Worth Reading. Mr. R. Swift, IS, Beaconsfield Road, Leyton, Essex, writes "My wife was troubled for a longtime with pain in the side; modical assistance was employed in vain. After using only half the contents of a bottle of Little's Oriental Balm, this malady was removed in a few138 words
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Advertisement1156 1903-10-06 5 WRETCHED WRECKS. Made Strong and Well by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. 1.1111-' diseases, bronchitis, consumption and ciioghs often resist nil ordinary treati.....' and Wl«ak wretched KuMerers' health by their exhausting inroads. Dr. William* 1 pink pills have a wonderful effect in such taasa. WaSW ordinary medicine fails, because they built1,156 words
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Advertisement862 1903-10-06 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. FOR SALE. 11 HOLE plate outfit camera, also TT magazine hand camer.i holding U'i plate qoite new. Apply to I) D. c/o Straits Times. G-10 GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. rpENDERS will be received at the X Public Works Department, up to noon of tbe 13th October, 1903, for the follow862 words
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Miscellaneous166 1903-10-06 5 DAY. HY DAY. Tuesday, 6th October. High Water. H p.m." Full Moon. 10.19 p.m. Kclipse of the Moon. 10.12 p.m. I'east of Tabernacles (Jewish). B.T.C. Ho«tc M irch. Old Gaol Site. X.30. Wednesday, 7th October. HiL-h Water. 111. lit a.m. 11.3 p.m. Ow Iron Sale at Riley Hargreaves •J.-'tO. 11.166 words
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Article516 1903-10-06 6 ISfJi SrpUmber. Tin- Mnt-c -s of BrttUb Oonaoli which were quoted on Fr i a] at IW9 Sa, is said to be oblefly <hw i» dear money, and a preesine qpwleldj bull nccouot. particula ly byfnnshMen who borrowed, anticipating uri-e nt the I'lul of the war. The516 words
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Article243 1903-10-06 6 Some timo ago successful attempts were made in Queensland t-> obtain and prepare lubber, and samples were sent to England and obtained a fair price, but th« industry was not energetically worked, says an Australian journal. The pap was obtained by making incisions in the bark of243 words
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Article99 1903-10-06 6 Hsd it Removed Fr< m Dlnqer Table and Uni mi Jack Substituted. U'iiKN Sir Tli>>m;is Lipton, for whom :i dinner was given in the Orental Hotel, Manhattan Bjwch, was about to i ntc.r thn riininc mom recently in law in American and an Irish ilac99 words
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Advertisement113 1903-10-06 6 Children when Teething. HAVK mi 1 r,:- 1 liiarihnvi, which cannot ba sharked eflo«-tuniiy, as the rmi o aaanol b« removed; but the dianldu eaa and should bo controlled liy vhring (I Hnb' il:un'i> Colic »nJ Dißrrhui ion cdv. and nn oconsional dose ot ovuW oil to el:'a"&e the a\>tpra113 words
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Advertisement172 1903-10-06 6 NOTICES. 1 88 5 I*W |(i- I 6 7 i TO-OAV. To-day, as for nearly a century, van Houten's Cocoa is unequalled for high quality, delicious flavour and s economy in use. Kitson Light. (PETROLEUM) Cheapest llluminant Extant, Rivalling: the Electric Arc in Brilliancy. 1,000 C. P. LAMPS OF VARIOUS172 words
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Advertisement864 1903-10-06 6 NOTICES. Claymore Whisky sret*m. CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE fife. 7~A Principal Hotels switch wasn ttBEENLEES BROTHERS ALSO FROM -Glasgow Londoij" Messrs. Ann Lock Geok Teat Hock Ann Hoon Keat Kirn Hin Teck Moh Yong Hoa Seng **aJB&m etc., etc., etc. «*fi^ AND FROM 1 The Sote Agent PoweU Robinson864 words
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Advertisement678 1903-10-06 7 BUCHANAN'S! WHISKY Sold everywhere. STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. p a Steam Navigation 0. Coy. i in: oiim.ju'W rMAMk* CEYLON. AISTRALIi. IXttl-1. U»E\. EGYPT. UJSIMTERRAIEItf POUTS. I'l A HOI Til LOXDO.V. Through Bills of LaiinuWßuml for Chin-i Ooast, Persian Gulf, Chatl— tal. and American Port". Mall Mm Outward. Hu i :w\ki> Bengal Oct678 words
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Advertisement737 1903-10-06 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. KoninUlijke Paketvaant Maatschappij. Under contract with the Netherlands India Governirenv. m'« rt Singapore: Ship Agkscy, latb J. Daihdbls A Co., 8-3. Cor i.m Quay. ihe undermentioned dates are only approximate. Steamer From 'Expected Will be HnspcVibed for V. d Cnpellen Randjermassin Oct 2 Bandjermassin, Kotabaroe Moeara Djawa, Koet737 words
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Advertisement527 1903-10-06 7 HoMdeulMßr Lloyd, Bremen Coast Lines, 6TEAMERB OF THB COAST FLEET. Tonb Reg. Ton Reg. Prinz ILooSok 1804 Waldemar 8000 Phra Nang 1603 Prim Machew 1600 Sigitmund 3500 PhmG.Klao 1568 Petchabun 2191 P.ChulaC.K. 1668 Borneo Deli 1394 Kvhtichano 2040 Taichiow 1369 PittanuieL 20t9 Kong Beny 1359 Paknam £001 Mongkut 1354 Tanglin527 words
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Advertisement732 1903-10-06 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. Nonddeutscher Lloyd Bremen, HamburgkAmerika Llnle, Hamburg. •A /k IMPERIAL GERMAN MAI!. The fast and well-known ma 1-steaii n of these lines will leave Singapore o i tbout the undermentioned dates Outward Homeward Preusten Oct 9 1 Zieten Oct 6 Print Sigismund Seydlitz Oct 19 (extra) Oct. 22 Roon732 words
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Advertisement627 1903-10-06 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES JAPANMAIL STEAMSHIPWO.. LTD. A renuar FORTNIGHTLY services s maintained between Japan and Europe by the following NEW TWIN SCREW eTEAMEBS, Under Mail Contract with the Imperial Japanese Government, specially designed for the Company's European Service, lighted throughout by Electricity, provided with excellent accommodation or Fint and Second Class627 words
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Advertisement373 1903-10-06 7 INSURANCE COMPANIES. ROYAL INSURANCE COY. FIRE LIFE TOTAL INVESTED FONDB EXCEED TH« LAK.4KST TI%X OfnCK IS THB WOBLD BOUBTKAD A 00. Agent*. /CANTON INBURANOS OFFIOB \J LIMITED. Capital Subscribed $2,500,000. Amount paid up »Ki,ooo. Beterre fond 1,160,000. Hiad Ornoi, Hoiissova. Phe nadersigned, having been sppoiaUd A jent* of tha above373 words
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Article1459 1903-10-06 8 SHIPPING IN PORT. Under this heading the following abbreviations arc used str. steamer sh. ship l«i. barque sch. schooner; Yet. Yacht ;Cru.— Truis.ir; Gbt.— Gunboat; Tor. Torpi>'lo; H.O, -Horse-power; Brit. British U. B.— United States; Foh.— French; Ger --Gorman; Dut Dutch; Gc—Generalcargo; d.p.— deck passenger U— Uncertain; K. p.1,459 words
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Article611 1903-10-06 8 Sinoapobk. lira U( i m:i:i:, 1903. PROOUOE. Gambler buyer- $II 75 Copra Ball 7.90 do Pontlanak 7.20 Pepper, Black boyer* 3100 do White, (5%) 46 50 Sago Flour Sarawa* 3«o do Brunei No. 1 Pearl Sago 500 Coffee, Ball, 15% ba-ls* 17.50 Coffee, Paleraban*, 20% W 23." Coffee, Li611 words
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Article85 1903-10-06 8 tor Per ttramrr Tim. To-Morrow. Djambie Hong tin Noon. P.S'te iliam .t Tenang Kistna 2 p.m. Muar and Malacca Far/alia 2 p.m. I'ehik Anwn via port? Mn'lncivt 3 p.m. Bombay via ports Za'da 4 p.m. Manila Isla de t'anan 4 p.m. THnRSDAY. Singora and Bangkok Boribal 11a.m. Pulo85 words
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Article139 1903-10-06 8 From Europe—By the N.D.L. Ml Pteut■M due on the 10th Oclober, with dates to tbe 15th September. From China— By the N. D. L. s. G./.it ten due on the 6tn October. \ug .'I si P. A O. Sept lSih Auk -•'>th H. D. L. Sept 11'th139 words
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Article74 1903-10-06 8 Ki. o Date of IMMUh KkDatk. Kac. Sun- Xaiib.-. Caitain. Sailing. Fkomwhkkk atio.v makk Sept 24 Brit lx Sofala Auld Aug 16 Cape Town |.\njcr fo. 3 Brit s.». Whitßift Port Talbot Port Arthur 26, Brit 8.8 SB. H<?. from the Eai>t 27 Dut B.k Gede Bagchus Rotterdam Bataviii74 words
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Article226 1903-10-06 8 Flag H V'KSSKI'B NAMI Oct 6 Rotnrua 6 Bortbat 6 Triogganu 5 Kiev 6 Kmil" 6 8. van l.ingga 6 C. Hock Kian 5 Kistna 6 Fuh Wot 6 Hok Tjioe 6 Farfalia 6 Jiang Seng 6 Ganymede 6 Calypso 6 De Varpentier 6 Arti'inim 6 Silvia 6 Zieten226 words
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Article102 1903-10-06 8 Datb. VmBßL'» Nam«. Flag A Rig Tons. Pebtinatios. Oct 6 6 6 7 I 0 6 6 6 c c Tio?at+ Brit str. 2657 Shanghai A-'SU* str. 1822 Sydney via port* Kian Ann ttr. 101 Hujfan via Maluuca Benvorlich »tr. 2161 Honakong and Jupan Emile Out str. 80 Khio102 words
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Advertisement136 1903-10-06 8 K. A. J. C.HOTIRMALL Co. JEWELLERS and SILK MERCHANTS, 51-52, HIGH STREET. JUST ARRIVED: Thick Japanese washing Crape Silk at $1.75 per yard. Flowered Japanese Crape Silk at $2 per yard. Silver things useful foi? Wedding and Birthday i-Presents. Indian Muslins for dresses, Chinese Embroidered Coats and Costumes, Brass cloth136 words
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Advertisement159 1903-10-06 8 WHITBAWAY, LAIDLAW 00. \&t& I vX^JH fows witli large Pearl at hack. H.OO each uvpr v*i famu.tors §k V -«r CHILDUKN'B NAVY KBBFKK COATt- t\jSs!L tiU^ I'HIUIRKVS I'IiKTTV HdOI. HIMHtS <ai:i>in \i. ukkkkki'oa rs«iti, i imttou <l^sColours Sky, I'ink, Cardinal Si/e> :l I 'i 7 > W Bt^BW i w159 words
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Advertisement24 1903-10-06 8 The UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER Before buying a typewriter inspect the UNDERWOOD tlie most perfect high class niachiue yet invented Guthrie Co., Ltd. Sole Aleuts. v.c.24 words
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Advertisement110 1903-10-06 8 J. MOTION CO. WATCHMAKERS, JEWELLERS. OPTICIANS. BIPAIBB PROMPTLY EXKCDTED Ask for the Famous _M_i _K King of Table Waters. SOLE IMPORTERS Y. Shibuya Co. *RABRAMS f HORSE REPOSITORY AND VETEBINAHY ESTABLISHMENT ORCHARD ROAD 3 3 Just Jranded 3 3 Ex. S. sy~Clitus A very select lot of Horses, Cobs and110 words
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Page 8 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous95 1903-10-06 8 WEATHER REP3RT. Kandang Kerbau Hospital. I h Oct.. 1903. Aa.ra Spm. Up.m. Kkmakk.-. Bar 29.917 ,29.790 i 9 fc97 Mornine Temp 85.6 iB7 4 76.2 clny and WB'lbTher 78.6 I 78.6 760 night clear. DirofWind n.w. n.iy. s. c. Max. Temp 87.9 Mm 76.6 Max.in SunUl.n Terr, rad 73.:. Rainfall95 words
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