The Straits Times, 8 October 1904

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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    13 1 The Straits Times SO. 31,556 SINGAPORE. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 8. 1904. PRICE 15 CENT!)
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
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      234 1 NOTICES. 'MJZ—Vmm I IL.I\I £3 EL, T\ r.^^r Wholesome Palatable! The same beer as supplied on board the M. M. Co steamers. TO BE HEA.X) F^^On^l ALL DEALERS. C DUPIRE CO., Sole Agents. Caledonian Hotel. cm»«m*mm*m tfcrt, hotn tin- UATBI wan WIJK 77 Brass Bassah Road r rf?,,/T Malacca p.nn.
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      646 1 LATEST AL>VHKTIM:M£NTS. ROBINSON CO. Autumn Race Meeting, 1904. A CHOICE SELECTION OF The Latest Designs in Materials lOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR Suitings Coatings Homespuns Fancy Vests Serges Tennis Flannels RACING SILKS IN ALL THE REGISTERED COLOURS. PANAMA HATS. FELT HATS. ROBINSON CO. RDKBATID MALAY STATE* WANTED. MOKTGAGII"B BALK RAILWAYS. t jtOTICE.
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    SPORTING NOTES.
    888 2 SPORTING NOT E S. Cricket. The intcijM.it matcfa 1- rapid 1) ip proaching. l.iti m far no attempt tiae hat Been madi by the mis< collection fi m tiiDombtleai tin- Lawn Tennia Toai i- Undnuwe, bvl m it is likely for another couple of weel be advisable to eadeavoor t..
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
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      198 2 NOTICES, ro H.M. THE MM.TOH.M.THEKTNC. Tn H Q N The Prince of Wales. T 0 The House of Lords. TO TMl£ House of Commons. AM) TO H.E. Sir John Anderson GOVERNOR OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, ETC. Buchanan's Whisky is Regularly Supplied. In buying Buchanan's Whiskies the Public are protected against
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    • Advertisement
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      159 2 "I really must use Vi-Cocoa." '1 hou-.iixl- .f men .mil SMBSsa, at'tir r. 'Imj; tkc paftiesJan reasiecliag the 01* Dr. Tibbies' Vi Cocoa. ii;m <iuci«l to lwcome regular drinker* •f t>ii- pnpalat U»«\ beverafe. Hut mauv i to theniMrKes. I nallv inu.-'t »v a, a.,.l have (ailed la as aa.
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      153 2 NOTICES .r. J3*L i^^^S^^ A|MtS fir LEI ft PERRII'S WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. s^/b assslaassasssasl ssssssssssssssasal SPFf.IM WARRANT \Vjj^ /i\ '**> m purveyors to o3™fSßo**^a: T: 1' B I W^m Celebrated Oilman's Stores uf jg Libby's GOOD THINGS TO EAT. rhex Mietwi< |W«fenassssi allow 1 •il all Mtti nf nnpriuiiptn -pre-itU ■ritkoot
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    • Advertisement
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      178 2 "Sledgs" Birgind FULL CREAM Natural Milk. Sledge Brand Sterilized A PERFECT FOOD. The pnw <<i Msrflixassssi tbi» Milk asriergoea renden ii nbxMntely fre« from all taisettMa jrermn, an 1 makes it A PERFECT FOOD 1..1 IatVMU n.'l liiv.ili.U, .m.i i- tin; best {or 'i Hie |tnrpuae« The Baraesa Alp.- Uflk
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    MUNICIPAL COMMISSION.
    764 3 Tin; ji«ivil f.irt ni-- 1 -''y i"c.-tine of tr.e ,1 mini*- inert lie! I at > i Mr. B 0 Bro kJi ■< k (tha Piwij, i i uiaridad MMI there, were alß>> Messrs i;..*land Allen, Cl.oah li'in* I'liyc, l-°e Chooa Own, A J A'uktn«,D K Soiiieiv.\l<, 0.
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    A SINGAPORE TOURIST'S EXPERIENCES.
    597 3 Visit to the •D iana Feellnjj in Japan A mm. a i 'iiK in< rviiant who hi* j ifcturntd Iron; I tni J<»p;in havinp touched at S:iicoi), Hor-skonfr. ShanRhai and tlie principal ports in Jjpan ha? been rel-itirp his experiences on Al SniKon he visited t
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    P. M. S. NOTES.
    172 3 riu Kafaf" •»/•></ taw tll;lt XI <•'• lackflcn, K. C, l»te Judicial ConiniMioow of tha F. M. S, w'oi.at PNMBt at D .v*r, i? very much naprored in health Mr G«orge, uinntwutnr t» n-.ej SalMgoc Bum, o« lull leaVe to II mgkoog, and i* nwriM llis
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  • Page 3 Advertisements
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      12 3 STEARNS HEADACHE CUKK uu-» UuM I* Stearni." and you get tl.e gcuiuae
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      93 3 KHtLMiTISM is a stubborn disease U fi«ut but Chamberlain's Paiu Balm bat cured it mauy times, aud will do bo when i-ver opportunity offers. Tbis r*uiedy i> |>ral family liniment and not only t quickly relieve rheumatic paint ah*, cures lame back, stiff neck of the muscles and stiffness of
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      1762 3 NOTICES. Georges Richard Brasier WINNER of the INTERNATIONAL RACE for the GORDON BENNETT CUP. ALL FITTED WITH MICHELIN TYRES. Highest Perfection. Moderate Prices. 3^A.Y BE SEE32ST -A.ITD TIttIEID J^T 93 BRAS BASAH ROAD, iRAFFLZS HOTEL BTJILTDT2TOS) I LEVY HERMANOS, a.^ DR. T. 0. NAUGHTON, Dental Surgeon having j lined l)r
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    The Times PRICE 16 CENTO. SATURDAY, Sin OCTOBER
    846 4 T he Times PRICE 16 CENTO. SATURDAY, Sin OCTOBER \Vii\rK\ii: other charui-tt ristio- m.iy be i-cril>ed to II E. Sir John Aaaenoa'i idea apeeea m the Betimatet, then -i" areesei of nitictsai bo Matter astutely malignant, or how malignantly aetaea— whereby it van be conattaed into .1 M.irtler. It nun
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    15 4 I'iik M. M. mail steamer A'i<tri!i?n i« due here from Saigon at 'Jam. on Mondiy.
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    26 4 The s liin-i Moh returned Iroiu Penunc this morninf: The owners of th« lloi ;7 af«l aave an undertaking of lIMyl «i to bring her back.
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    17 4 The next Rice Meeting at K ula Lumpur ha* boeti tiiel fir Dcemher 27, Si and 91.
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    23 4 Mk. 1! W B. Darha ie appointed to tet as Superiiitendent ot Revenue Surveys, Selarg.ir. and Mr. R Criehtoa, 2nd Mapistrite, Kuala Lumpur.
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    29 4 Ir is s«i«l at Katie. Inmpm tint Mr. W H. Hyn'lmin-Jor.e? will be permanently appointe'l as Judicial Oommiss:oner, F M S, 11 >» Mr L 0. Jackson, K C retire!
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    31 4 The following acting appnintments are pazetted Mr H. H. Hwtaon to be ateW jr flfawial. Mr. M. Allau to he Solii-itor-( iener.il, and Ue^. H. C. Izard to be Cjlonial Cliaplain.
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    43 4 We rpurot to announce the daeta of Mr P I) Morris, of the PublicWork j li.'p 11 linen 1 l'ahann, at the Ruih Hospital. Malaria was the cause i.t death. Mr. Morris had only been in the F M. 3. a short time.
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    39 4 H. K nil QvVUWM leave* for lvrt t'wfittenhaiii, M Mali for Koala Lumpi.r, on Monday afternoon, by the SeaaMM Miss Anderson left for P >ri Swettet^'iuiin by the ffye Cceaf yesterlay. H. K will [irorirtbly return .«n Kriday next.
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    43 4 The B. 1 contract packet /imi,..<, with th.i London mails of the 14th ultimo, M't Penang at 0 o'clock tlii? morning and may he expected to arrive here tomorrow afternoon. When she filters K.ppel H'trhonr, a gun will he fired Ha Kort Canninp.
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    56 4 Owing to pressure on space BMBC .11 tides of local interc*t are unavoidably held over. -Sixain!; Xote»" by "Looker On will l,e f. hi n. l on page of idis »he icp.rt of the awetiag of the Municipal Commission yesterday and other items on page 3, while the entries lar
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    46 4 The Dial net R-iiluay EaawMer ha via* orilawitbaold etaca efdyaeaiHaaad saligniu 1' BakM Qaataac, '•> rVrak. to i:«* Bwettayod,BV« *ai «et to the tlß# ■pea thi«. An <'iplo->ion tock Bteea, probably due tn <he presetice of a detonator, and aaaawi the dc'th nl coolie who was near.
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  • Reuter's Telegrams.
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      RUSSIAN WARSHIPS IN TORRES STRAITS. STRAITS.
      42 4 RUSSIAN WARSH IPS IN TORRES STRAITS. STRAITS. British Cruisers sent to Waich Them /,-Wo.i, mk Melrr lie liter's eormpandeat ;<f Melbonrne reports that .Vl.-n'ril Fanahswe hw ordered H M B'a o»fhmui und Ide* to Torrei Straits where Rmsl in ptniurs are reported.
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      MR. ARNOLD FORSTER AND THE ARMY.
      65 4 MR. ARNOLD FORSTER AND THE ARMY. We have st'll a lesson to !earn. Mr. Arnold Fornter, ~-\> ik ■> al the Oatlem 1 hnnq f Sh( ■■■'<■■ d, thai 'in year "i his adm nisti itinn a' the Wai I "Hi,- bid 1 one of prave concern. Hft was not
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      WANT AN ARMY THAT WILL ALWAYS WIN.
      55 4 Me i. *'i (treal mpath* >■ h ■mseription, bat he did nol believn that wewould Rain iherefroin :tll tinbenPtits tlint were cxpfcti'rl We must put (mr militiry hoiwe in order. We did not want aa army for spirt or recreation, but an army
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      BLOCKADE RUNNING AT VLADIVOSTOCK.
      43 4 Irttor. Keuter's eorreepon lent at Ttingtau wires that a Carman ste.uner that has> returned thither after I 'Hiring the blockade of Vladivastoik, reports that ships arc constantly leachinc Vlnlivostock. The city is heavily fnrtitiei and the harbour is mined
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      LADY CURZON SUFFERS A SERIOUS RELAPSE.
      18 4 Lady Cut/111 ln< laffdred a seriom relapse. Grave teut s are enlerlainrd
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  • Reuter's Extra Service.
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      COUNT OKI MA ON THE WAR
      65 4 Japan must prepare for a tonir Struggle. Limdo*, 9th fJol. llcii'er's correepotxtoa* Rt Tokyo reports that Count Okunvi. wh"n addressing the neetiag of banketi (convened f>.'r diacfMtine. the issue of the latest doeaeftic loan) warned the people lo prepare for I>n2 w?r. He pointed
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      RUSSIA S VAST RESOURCES.
      41 4 Despite lier weakoeeeei K'i--it» pes--8 !r>ses immense reiooreee. Japan must make heavy laeriOoei to attain iiaMala, Japaa BM9I barrow SO milli >n« sterling in 1fK.1.'.. Count OkaaM expresse.l every eonfi lence in the ul'ima'e rictory for Japan.
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      AT PORT ARTHUR.
      48 4 Japanese Batteries Wrecking: Russian Warships. Heater's corre? p. indent at Tokio re. ports that the JafaawM land K.itteries at Port Arthur Ii M*« eoaaplet^ly wrecked one Russian v>ar>liip in the ii.ubour. The batteries severely damaaed thrf c other wars'iip* Plieir names are not yet known.
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      PREPARING FOR A WINTER CAMPAIGN
      31 4 Renter's correr=poi. dent with lieneral Oku's army s^.ijs that the Japanese are bringing ap ti the front enormoiis supplies of tinni inition It ;i winttr campaign
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      MORE JAPANESE TROOPS FOR MANCHURIA.
      37 4 The .Ijpan^sn are umi.u the lei'onttraeted railway at Lijoyaug for t!iipurpest. Additional toidien eoatiaue to ariire at the front fi,e Jij'Hiii--' ii K>pi i r reputed lobe (tsndiag the ■■limitetof Maneharia splendidly.
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    BAND AT THE GARDENS.
    68 4 Tn Bard of lha M tm hes'ir Kogi went will play in ill' H I'anoal Garden! to inoir''W 3 [i. in. (ivc i:her [leniii* tins). The f< Dowii i.- 1 1 v yraonme:— M.m h ..'•Siivei li ItapeU \l\iuli. -Jntt.'r.tr! lalirtha KM- fTatna— a" Wafaar. M'lcKlia
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    LIST OF PASSENGERS.
    70 4 Departure of Passengers. Oct. 7. ls> AHixni,-: Wm HaaiU— Mi PMaaaaia BaajMb Ml. iini Mi- liia.ly ami a vlnMrcn. New liut Chinwe eul bare are doinc ij tluii qveuaa, ib« Hindoo* bare aad at IVn ing am fuUowiae, rail by pvtisc wit| ii- ir lop-kaot Several QonißMai
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    TRAINING NOTES
    441 4 When work started this morning there, wasaclii^lit mibt at the back ol the oowae which after a time Batted oil Hie hnrilet were out, md work vat s;arteil by Pawnbroker and Uotd Bat patting in a strong mil-. 1 und n (jtrtrt^r, the former ac[uitling bimarif crwiHsMv Olencoe
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  • S. C. C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT
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      Friday's Play.
      96 4 i-i.Ass DOOSLam. iiirtis aad J E. Tyler v. Keeaaa aad K D Divifs, unlinishetl. cm utnoawaip. Batteaharaa Lent C. V. Mile» ti-3, so. A. 11. Withers v Capt. Shar]>, unfinished T H Norrie lieai E. F. Sal/inaiiii 6-4, 6-4. a class mraiw K aauaaaaa beat C. B. Whtteheed
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      Ties for to-day.
      51 4 Ties for to-day A. ILASS Nuou aai Babertaaa w. tUka aa4 Craig, t« lilinh. I!. (LASS SIMiLKs. (liition.lei: v Kecnan, to lini-h Mason v S.mli, to tinish. C. ("I. \ss sim;i» Dajaii. {>. Dnviev I'.ailey v. (urli«. ;.j tini-h. Dl i lass ÜBOLae. lir.m.it v. Sl.'ap. CBAimowaaiP. Witaen r. Sharp,
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      Ties for Monday.
      89 4 raoraeauni paob. Mar. !t Tyler an.l Ku.hw.il.lv r. Army 1 Cast. .Sharp and Tartar. Mer. 7 witaaa ami B. K. (Ill— aaa Law Cleaver ami I). Y. Perkins. C. 01. ASS KHUIiI.KS.— UN \l.. Uware* ud WUHaaM ateaJmaii and Northway. clam inoua. Batteaeeiik r. .1. KrtarHoa. a,
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
    153 4 Friday. October 7th. PBHBrr. Ills KXCKL.I. K.VI'V TMK GOTKBXOK, Sii Ander.-on, 8.0.8.0. lion. V.ii. IVnM<-y(A.tin- Colonial S«cretan Hon. .1. a A«tbHriM (Artins; C »urer). ll. m. K. l\ H. Hill (Aiulii.ir(>ii..r.,; lion. A. Miiit;iv. U.K., H. 1.C.1 ICiiuinra-r). i 1.,11. \V. .1. Napier, D.C b '1. .n. W.
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    THE ESTIMATES.
    5014 4 Sl'EfiCh BY THE QOVERNOR. The '!'>i kbsor, in present Estimates tor !!».>.">, laid: The Governor's Speech. llovcM rauli: MCMBKRS Ol THB Lkt.HU i -ivi: CoCNI il. On the firs' occasion dm which I hav< the honour to present to you the Est) mates of this Colony, 1 propoti
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      316 4 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Caldbeck Macgregor Co. ESTABLISHED IM4) Wine Spirit Merchants, (London. Glasgow. Hon«Uonj; Shnnghai^ SINGAP'oRr iPPtfOK ST ON APPLICATION. j tu.th v c VASSIAMULL ASSOMULL CO., Indian StOiH o. 1, 2, S, 4, Migh Street. ll»tf linpirlnt I V» Mhl v (aaa <>( :.i i.:n atai 1 sleaew, F< lenMa'*
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
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      126 4 11 A i i> A < Saturday, Bth October. Ha* Water. M)m LaagM i -i ;i S.V.I. TUU Day. J-a« I. OCT. S. Maataal Maaer. Raflei Mui^l. Dun.- MariaeCla*. 9. raeChawTboag Opara. Korta Hiid^-e U. st«iiil..ml Opera, vietaria Str«et. 9. I" .V (1. li.nih'w.ira m:iil .-It.-. Sunday. >/!i October Bioh
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    THE " SEA MEW."
    149 5 THE SEA MEW." At yesterday's trial the .Sen .U«"'. attci being litted with the new fan, gave good results Kour runs were made on the measured mile, giving an average speed of 19.fi knots and the vessel then had a continuous run for three hours, in which time she travelled
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    CHILDREN'S CONCERT
    105 5 A very meoamfnj arid most enjoy able Chudren'i Concert waa given 'r vhe Town Hall yesterday afternoon by the Btagapora Philbanronic Society The biill was packe.l with v gat boring of children .md grown nps and all feem od to pnjov tbe treat. The orchestra, under Mr. \V.
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  • Page 5 Advertisements
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      186 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS RAFFLES HOTEL Musical 3) inner To-night. Opera Yap Chow Thong. H H.mrmh', To-night Saturday. Bth October, 1004 hbhrait!! OMskal! Maaii I 'ndui the astrsusgs and in the presence I Mr S. M AKa-otl' and Hi. S. S. lla \dila of I-.ini.iu Thr Indra PeniiaU Thratrical (ompaii) ef .Selan^ur
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  • SHIPPING.
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      73 6 Imler this heading the follow inn abbreviation* are wed: —»tr. —steamer; »h. —»hij>; Ixj. barque: sch. —schooner Yet. —Yacht; Cru. Cruiser: Übt.—Gunboat; Tor.— Terpedo; H.p. Hor»e-j«ower Brit.—British; -I. S.—United Stan-: Fch. —French: Ger. —Germnn; Dot. Dutch G.c—General-cargo d.p deck passenger; l\—Uncertain T. P. W.—Tanjong Papar Wharf; T.
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      Men-of-War, etc.
      93 6 Juii. H.N.M. gM a'o tons. MOufew. 8 guns, 1,23- h.p. ('apt Bau.i'uii., -Ith Oct. From lthio, 4th Oct. Dutch Consul. For Rhio "th-T.F.D. /•V'i, Ital. cru :'.7i.' tnus. 3:i;i crew, 27 gun*. 7.C00 hp. Captain Rii-ci. ;:i, Oet From >aiton. tod Ocl Italian Consul. ro-Colombo. Pth -Kds. Fiji
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      Vessels which have Previously arrived, and are still in Port.
      465 6 Vessels which have Previously arrived, and are still in Port. Avptbvrp Ger. i-ir ...Jihj ion-,Cnpt Rock Brd Oet From Manila. '>th Sept. O c Behn Meyer and Co. Fcr I'.-nanu. Bth —Rds. Aiutriu, Auj. str. tons, C.iptain Calledane, 6th O. t. From Hongkung. Ist Oat Gc. and 3HO d.p. R.
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      625 6 Same, port, probable date of arrival, ana name of agent*. A.hil l.'s, China, Oct 1~>; Manstielii \irlio, Sydney, Nov '22; Bonstead Agamemnon, Liverpool, Oct 10; Mansfield Alboin, Bongkok, Oct; Borneo Coy. Asahan Sumatra, Oct 9; Behn Meyer. Australien.Uongkong.Oct 10 M.Mari times Ayuthia, Bombay, Nov; Borneo Coy. A. Latouche-Tiouville,
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      MAILS CLOSE.
      77 6 Fur Pet steamer Tim* To-Day. Deli Svmiuru Malacca..* P rfhntnlfrtlnnwi Pontmnjk \i',ll th> Wilf p Benijkalip am) Ba«nn SriTringgamk 3pm Christmas Islund 'a»>l'r' K I'iiha it: ft I'ekan Flrvo Bangkok M. llickmer* i m Monday Penang and Deli Calypf, 3 Siak and Pakan Hong Let jL, P. Sham
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      MAILS TO ARRIVE.
      109 6 From EnrD|)e-By the C. I. s.s. tmmnL Alia due Ob the 9th O> tol«r From China— By the M M i.s. A due on th« 10th October. oft iMntf-ipoto Dae in Lominri \rrl7e .uij 24th 81. Pppi l«t!i |9| ugSlst MM. toptSSrd Beptttn ept 2nd P. t«l>.
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      LIST OF PASSENGERS
      228 6 For Singapore Per P. AO. s g. Moef<li,,i:ti connc.itiuk with the steamer Simla at I'olombo, fron London Sept 1«>, due It.tli Oct. —Mis* Bowdeo, Miss P. Kirg Hon Mrs Overend, Mrs. E, Cox. Mr. and Mrs vTw ford. Mrs West, Messrs E. F. H. Erilin W. R.
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      MINING.
      197 6 Number La" £X <•«■»»-> T^r GOLD. 13,500 S N ST.Ji' l'«.-isawali U. M. Co., Ltd.. i'W I u i>Mi. ■1 4,1K)0 f 10 10 (Deferred) s.im *»,000 10 10 KadanaU. M. Co., Mil. !*»•<*» 10,000 10 6 (Pref.) 6W "<""■ 6,207 1 1 Kechsn G. Fields, Ltd. (1.p.) ">W
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      GENERAL.
      103 6 400,000 1 0 '.lumsue I. 2,000 IUO 4.51M1 60 W.OOO IL'O H',ooo 100 3,400 10 6,000 100 i,750 100 1,000 10 i 4,000 8 HI v oiuniwu-'l. 600 t 50 2,000 100 5,000 !'»i 300,000 10 V lllll»M.f.i. 37.000 100 t 1 f 100 50 m $100 9 1'
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      DEBENTURES.
      45 6 fowarth Kr^kiue, Ltd. 7% 260.UW ;3% ex. iliv. <iley, Utugnavm, Ltd. 8% 236.U00 I!J% prem buyers iinxapore Muuicipal 6% 100,000 prem biiyci-. 6% l,«», 000 1% prum buyer-. 4% 6M.SUO <liß. uoui. I'MJonK I'asar Dock Co., Ltd. 6% •ji/' iMtMui.iiy.-i". i»% i,3M.»hi par. l.nvcr.
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  • Page 6 Advertisements
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      630 6 AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALE OF 8 CASES BF VsnoiM'SIIOYAI. 1H T T('H COCOA 1 Also A very line assortiuent ol mVTWM I'I.ATKDAARE tie Mart. Nos. 1 A 2 D'Almeida Street, j Al M<,,«lny, Kif/i (hlnUr, 1904, ol 1 1 ./.m. .ea tervioes, salver ceatn piecee. .:->oanter ftatmr, deeaatera, tumbler tiaym.
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      565 6 NOTICES. wanted! A Bill Collector. Security. Vpplv to AI.SAGOKF CV >ept 26 U.c. WANTED Waate i .i Ii 11 collpctor. sejnrity 81,000, kpp'j |>er»onBllv to (Uieo Soon A Co. iri.V I »n hard Kond Sepi L'.S 22-10 H'ANTSD TOR PAHANCi. V Uierfc aud luterpretcr, iniicM Salary 1 50 a month.
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      586 6 NOTICES. rpO BE LET— Mount Lavinta," No. 86 L Barker Koad, 6 bedrooms, bath rooms, back and front verandahs. Apply to M A Na«sim, 1 Malacca Street. Sent 10 8-10 TO BE LET. House No. 19-3 Wilkie Boad and also Ailsa No. 10 Mount Elisabeth. Apply to Loh Lum, 60S
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      218 6 NOTICES. TO BK LET. No. M Wilkie Koad and No. 1 1 Sophia Road. Apply to A. rt. No. 1 Malacca street. Sept 9 8-10 TO i>£ LIT. A three storidd house, 4H Club Street Apply to Watt -Yn«. 358 X* pp. 1 Harbour ore/6 Vonß Lee Seng A Co.,
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      31 6 WEATHER TELEGRAM (It E. A. <t- C. Telegraph CtmpuMf 7TII O<TOBER HOXUROSV.Barometer sou: Direction of Wind East Force of Wind Max. Temp in Shade „1* MANILA:— 7S2. N.X.E. -1. Hi :'4.
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      545 7 BUCHANAN'S WHISKY Sold everywhere. SHIP COMPANIES. p &o. tAM NAVIGATION CO. hina, Japan, Penanr, Ceylon, ilia, In.iia. Aden. Hltvpt. mraa Ports, IMjmoulh and London. 1 mb aWi of I-a.linc issued for i".i-t, IVrsian Gull. Continental, tmerieaa Port*. ivo Sinijiporc nr. or ibout Mail Line. I (ftjr OMa* Oet H> Beu^a!
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      704 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES, Koninklljke Paketvaart MaatschapplJ. Under contraoi with the Netheiianas mm» Uoveinn.ent. Agential Singapore .-hip Ag-m y. i.ate .1 I) ksdei.B Co., I 9 Com vek QOAY. lhe undermentioned dates aie only aaanßtmato. i Meamer From 1 Till *il TTimalo\.il "hi Bor*H Sambas Cct 10|3Hm!.ns, D— agUl. ie|Mkawaag, Mpiti|'»«a. and
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      492 7 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE. HAMBURO. The steamers of this Company maintain a regular service between Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, and .Rotterdam, and the Straits, China, and Japan. Homewards, they are despatched fortnightly for Havre and Hamburg and once a mou.h for Bremcrhaven direct, calling at Penane and Colombo The arrivals of the next
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      650 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. tnu NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD. Imperial Qerman Mail Line. The fnet nr.d well nown in.v! steamers of this Company tali fortnightly from Bremen-Hfvniburg via Rotterdam, Antw«rp, Bpnthamptoa, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, l'ort .^:.id, Sue*, Aden, Colombo, I -.>nap;:. Sincapore. Hontkong, i=banghai, Nagatakl, (in<i Krbe to Yokohama and bock. They nre due
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      781 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES pSk JCEAN STEAM SHIP Co., Ltd. AND China Mutual Steam Nay. fo., Ltd. The Companies' ttaaastfS iire despatched rom Uverpool nntwdrds forihe Straits, China md Japaa t> >ry week, and from Japan oa »ards *or London every fortnight nnrl foi Urerpuo] monthly. One f tward tteomei '.ach n!:'.ith
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      444 7 NOTICES. THE s Straits (Dimes CAN BE OBTAINED AT TIIK FOLLOWING PLACES Singapore. Messrs. John Little <fc Co., Ltd. i Messrs. Kelly and WaUh. Ltd Raffles Hotel. Raffles Tiffin Rooms. Adelplii Hotel. Hotel de la Paix. Hotel de l'Burope. Hotel Netherland. Tanjoiig Pagar Tlio Refreshment Buffet. Tank Rosd Railway Station.
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    THE RACE ENTRIESS.
    530 8 FIKST DAY. TUHSDAY, iKth OCTOBER. UK MAIDKN PLATE.-Value |Mt V IBM for Maidon Horhes. and h««M that have run as Ro.-mstprs. MwcriatfcM (iriffin* and in Races •onfitK-d to horses imported a? Su >■ -cmUon (inffins. Weight a? per scale lOst.) An allowance of UIK to •i-Urifflne imported
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    THURSDAY, 20th october
    1207 8 i mariitki bumim handicm- Value Uliy, iiDdJoO to the (Second Horse -rnvucii ilnrc are tiv« starters the jj-operty ot diSereut owner*. A Hacdic&i for Griffiiu that have •at«n><l for the First (iriffin Race i Ka -e No. h> on the First Day. Wmcers e>:.ad«d. !>ivtiin.-«- I Vnrlongs.
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    BETTING
    208 8 Maiden Plate Caste. Evens. Koikhi. i to 1 l)<p!i ia life, 3 to I (Inn^'niin. Mo 1 I <• Vikiug. 5 10 I 1, "vIUHh, tO 1 Mtiigt/.d, is to 1 The Hcout. bto 1 Kiaor:,. 10 to I I in-! Sin., 10 to 1 F. (Vflynn 1« to
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    FINANCE & COMMERCE,
    112 8 FINANCE COMMERCE, lo ilay'i I in Lank rato is 1 11, His 9MOMM Maies-ty s Govaroineut i lia« accepted the tenders of Belgian ftmn for th« rapply for rollinc stock j for tlie North Line, which were opened last month. The total auiount I of the tenders was f&v KlO.
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    PRODUCE,
    189 8 laablei !.uyi-i> j :i li.; do (Colft So 1) v iflckcl 13 5H 'opra Ball 8.45 do FuntUuai S i 'epper, Black buyer* -J4* »K.« do White, (6% 4.1 in >«go Floor Saraw»k 3. 77 1 do Brunei .V R65 j •■BarlSsKO 4#' Joffee Ball, 16% baslt S.iuu Jolfee,
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    TRADING VESSELS, &c.
    577 8 Arrivals since Noon of Yesterday. it, 481 ton*, Capt Wel.lBlh VA. From Bangkok, ''•'■< Oct BallastByrne <fc Co. U,—Bdt. Hun Senp Onus, Brit. str. 4!>M tons. Cap: UOM, TlliCct. Frcm Banskok. SrdOcl. (ic «nd SO r. Ban eenc. "For Bangkok, U-Bda. Hrtwv, Dot. atr. in? ton*, ifaeodah,
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      89 8 WHITEAWAY, LA DiAW CO. SOME SPECIAL LINES FOR LADIES. FRENCH Jsadie^ etticoats Sailor Jiats i^^^^^^^^^^^^^m hine Uhile Loilßeloth with •k.-t,:, i^>-~?"- -~^&£rw Price $2.00 each Price 85 cts. each. ryV tt A to I SBaby's Jbong jbadies fdoaters „^\^\a Robes Quite Neiv i?tock at a iMk AAI uvtllons Oiler. Call
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      190 8 AUCTIOM SALES. Powell and Co. Uot. i" ■Al 8al« room*, Li.juor. AI Sale-ruom*, K«IHe« I 1 IV". ii— .At Siile-u >•■:!■-. re* Vsm Boad. Ai S;ilc raoan, 1 reeki H. L. Coghlan and Co. Oet I,'— At The Hart, Bight Ca<e« »i BUret i'lutfi^WMi. VESSELS AT TANJONO HAUAk Wharfs at
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      67 8 WEATHER REPORT. Kumlunii Kerbau HttjfUal, OetlS Ha m 3p m. :»p.ni Remu:;; Htr HUH i WJSM 1 MornitiL' Temp S7 9 87.0 7!'.-. 1 day and WB'ibTher 75 4 7tf<. 7r r > nighi 1 DirofWind ss RAw.Calm Max.Temp 90 0 Mm 74 0 Max.in Sun 5^ 2 Terr, rad
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    UNAVAILING PAROLE.
    263 9 UNAVAILING PAROLE. i The Austrian IJoyd staamer Ait'lf" arrived Ht Manila on "the 22nd S'nlf in! < > from Shangliai to l:ike on tobacco for the Austrian go eminent While at Shanghai, the naater^ Captain CoUedeni, was ramisated tv tak> the crew j and oHicers „t' tlie dismantled Russiiin erui-er
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    A BLIND CARD-PLAYER.
    177 9 Of tlie many wonderful tilings accomplished by the blind I :ui> not sure (says a correspondent of the Chromch) that anything could I*- mole remarkable than the ease with which a blind Canadian now visit in«r London plays cjirds. By profession an organist, this gentlemen will take
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    PADEREWSKI.
    139 9 M. Padereweki has intimated to a Sydney daily that henceforth he will make .1 charge oi half -a-ci ow if for his autograph, and that the money t!ui< obtained will L>e devoted to the Clu >j>i n m<<MOlial fund (Wariaw). The groat pianist has hitherto readily yielded to deii!.inil>
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    CHINESE. LABOURERS AT THE RANO.
    107 9 CHINESE. LABOURERS AT THE RANO. The namber ol Chinese labourer! |Hal ■n wanted. <r for whom room can l>c found. <>n tin' Kami at the present moment is variously stated, and would probably depend little on the native labour Mipplv if that should fall oIT. a fWtet number of Chow-
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    OBITUARY.
    91 9 Mr. Matthew Ridley. Tha death M announced of Ml M»1 ililv.- Kidley. Superintendent. Qovemnient Horticultural Gardens, liiuknow. wliicli ouwad M the 17th Sept. just at a time when Mr. Ridley was about to retire from service. Mr. Ridley came out to India in 1870 after training at Kew, and
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    IS EXERCISE ESSENTIAL ?
    121 9 IS EXERCISE ESSENTIAL The British Medical Journal is iir convinced that the axiom that eaten' c is essential to health is really a positi-c truth and of universal application. That it is commonly accepted as such is certainly the case, but, while not prepaned definitely to deny it for ourselves,
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    MUKDEN.
    627 9 lit Cretlle < 1 Race. A I llC.llllML' HI I li' I Fron! the I i into the p on hist"iv the imily v now sitliiiL; apoa the throne al I him bai hcen siiif^ii !;it;\' chequered its ton nccl ion «itli [mperial I. many femratiooi ol neglect ami
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    PETROLEUM.
    246 9 Petroleum has a quite romantic little •listory. Naphtha and petroleum Imm been known from time unmemi rial, and the former ii balieved to bave bean the "■alt of ike earth" of the Old Testament. 15ut the giant industry from which such enormous fortunes have l.ccii realised and had its
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      266 9 NOT ICES. |>^WT|^^V These tiny C 4%»L«>^baaasaVL^ Capsules C f sPHsw superior C <^t" flßaaViw t0 (-"P'tiba, C i Cubcbs, and C i Injections— cure < thf ssawj diseases as these drugs C in lorty-eight hours without iiK"7-.\ cnience. 111 iiisssa— s (kIM) m DISEASES OF THE CHEST. GB^AULT'S SYRUP
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      268 9 NOTICES. i JL Ny Carlsbergßeer f^ fT^vCal Yer > ''K ht P'lstner beer, especially brewed for Tropical 'r.'J^V^^B Climates. i- < r'n'r^Tß Obtainable at the principal Hotels and Retail I^ealeri. AMSotKuSI Sc»!clrrpor*or6 Jj!l I if Hooglandt Co. I'cg lo iiiid-ns the p«Un that they have beCB ssppoisstM general Jlgents c
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      467 9 I NOTICES. I I Straits tainies. ANI> 15()e Straits s&udget., SUBSCRIPTION RATES. PAYABLE in ADVANCE. Mb Issas per year £Vi (Hi do per saattsf 7.50 do per month 2.50 f» per copy 0.15 Weekly issue per year 18.(10 do per qnnrti'i 4.0" |ior eosqr 0.40 W Inn sent by P"!"!,
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      18 9 |SJS|M ruhurtison.rnt.H. »itii dasss of sailing etc., will b.- Um*i JJ*« General shipping "<«- 1"" pa K e 6
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    CHINESE IN AUSTRALIA.
    241 10 Pr-judice Runs Hikli ::u adily i the opw»ti< v i re« uimucratlt Vi t tini H:nniiian there iv .i n I wlton.■4 with hated lot lv« .U' .rui? Wii. revei inti Chi ye I that he \j>. man. Mruiig in It in lt:~ main Ilii he v.
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    40,000 MILES BY CANOE.
    58 10 Thrte Yrm> t -Vdvrnture. ii f< km < V. >.*. native <•! Bi i 1. ll ■i- .luu' fr-'in ;i -:m_'!i In i mink, i ml .1 «rmi MM i.i Ihe 111 Win Mi|. I I I <i A fui I |.i to tin- long :u
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      767 10 NOTICES. Singapore and Kranji Railway. From April nth, 1904, and until further notice. Tr:>in Service for Week Days and Sundays. \.M VM. A M. I'M P.M I v SINGAPORE .'..«.L'5 7..W 10.00 \-2.M 2.10 3.52 600 I e.;w 1007 12.42 2.17 8 07 "I 7.40 10.0« 12 58 M 8
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      509 10 BANKS. Hongl r Sha ishai ii.kiag Corporation. I- i m Kn,Ooo 1: :..-l-.. 510.000,0001 „-f^no,) Propriefc 110,000,000 COURT OP DIRBCTOW. I. Kayiuood, Baa. a ('hairnnm. 11. I Tomklns, i iq., l)o,mtj Chairman, i Ooetl, B q. Hon. K. Shewan. N. A. Siehs, Ba*. :ar sssse k i B.W.B**; W 1:.
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      186 10 BAN KS. Chartered Bank of?Australia a IMCORPORATBD BY CHARTER Capital RmwrveLisbilityofP r>| ri^' Re«erro Fund BANKERS bank Kntrl.: National Bunk of He Hie London City 4 Mindlai •*u rent Act cunts am urt i! >.■ l| 1 the rta'ly Whe reM foi no inter Deposil *t r.itc-a v. liii h
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    THE YUNNAN RAILWAY.
    811 11 latest |>irticulcis Mr. Archibald Little, i well known traveller in China, baa jnst irrived llong-kong from Yunnan where be l>. I en on journey At Hong ko ML w.i> interviewed by a representative I the N-<»'A Morning Pod to whom he imported some exp nences nt tra
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    A LONDON SOCIETY SENSATION,
    97 11 I. is, Sepletnbfer 12th f.onii, IScL-iety lias bf-cn provided with artlinitikaiie sensation Miss Constarx lliulnp, dangbtar of Sir James Tliomjeoti Ritchie, the Lord Major ol London, j v;is entusud to be married to Mr J. A McCaltnan, an oftictr of the Kgypti;.t> litiiiHtioii Service. Tlio waddißß
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      724 11 NOTICES. Opoime Clcil Proj.»"amine for the Autumn Race Meeting, 1904. tobpp 18th, 2Oth, 22nd. [KST HAY. IN PLATC— VaI..f Mt Mai l< Horaaa, :i".i i have r ib v Boadtter*. 1 1 ftr.~ ,-;in! la Baeet Q ,'iin* Weight ns j)(>r M il.' I altowaam al M to I iatpartad
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      484 11 NOTICES^ A'ofr.— A penalty of 7!h. i« incurred l.\ trie winner of Ml] m bj the lr -f two 01 :oi Owners f>f (i'iffint *<r.> entitled for either rf the following n-rie«. r FBEE: IMm No. Fir-i Ho, 7 Sea i Thli i .y'-k... Ko. r •w i'< No ■tori
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      477 11 NOTICKS. L'f y*:*.»:;p rr „..j c n ft^ Countries.! If.. "Santos' Disinfecting Fluid fcn^r in v^i it i* u««d,.»: ftdMinbMrad internally preve? U Chol«r». 1 ypt-.cid fnw, DjTMn«r>-, «c. "SanHss "Disinfecting Powder i is the fcr*i ,-.ir p-jrifier known, and a vtrcr.gei 'nf'ftng.' "Saunas" r ::c.n!yptus Soap i> spec:. endtd
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      481 11 NOTICES. SAVF YOP "ailH With Shampoos of Q Soap and Light Dressings of Cuticura, This treatment at ono g hair, removes crusts, scales, and andruff, soothes irritated, Itching surface timulatea hair follicles, supplies the roots with srgy an.! nourishment, and makes the h?ir g^row upon a sweet, wholesome, healthy scalp
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    LET'S GO BACK TO BORNEO.
    443 12 LET' S GO BACK TO BORNEO. In tin Sppteatbei aaaihtf <>f the „tv, 11 \l MM S..|I L .'I the "milii Baa' by Bdward Bar One m i. pri dm The I- _..ril thai lh< 11 i term It furthei P i .liiiioi i i gentle pro Ih. i,- .ii.
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    THE POSITION OF RUBBER.
    576 12 Price Kept up by English King. 11, fattwwiug wirh appeared in the c -i. vi Gmmmt /■•>>■.,.. nud are i*l to i !htii irritt«a by the nianag nl ooc i the Urge* O< o „i great mi. real to '<■■■ produceri The really critical situation of
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    SOLDIERING IN INDIA.
    172 12 I'm: attertlen of I.o>d Kitchener has >.;. serioutlj directed io tlieabi.crmal uahtt -v petty tfatfu recently coir.rmt'.ed in different parts ci" h:dia by J fcg BmUh toldkn. In mod „;-cs has b.t;: -lu-.eij HO sttt:i:i>i made rti the part of the ralprita 10 Meapedctcctka: on the contrary
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    VULCANISED RUBBER.
    200 12 V ULCANISED RUBBER. KV>H vuiiuiiiEiiig, lubber is iir.rte;-td i-.ccer f.iesi-uio in a "cure bos" full o! molUn sulphur .md maintained ut a i i 'u'ure ot iOt' toSOO f. for va- !n Rtka of time according to the l the use to which it if, to be put. liie pi
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      719 12 NOTICES. BAT AM BRICK WORKS. Ba km Mfials RN N ,m.| HANOI Assorted Oi-ick-Suppliers in. NMI«i ate. Office 1 Ml, Prir.scp Street. v. i !'l|| I ,|.;.:n 8 S ALIIADY. Hanagar. ot i. la ii;. s. uc. i ;::<!>:• ii> SUPPLY Ol" STERILIZED CANNED MILK TO HOSPITALS, l>rilpv» nis 1
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      870 12 NOTICES NOTICE. PafUcaJaH regfirdinß tlio letting of Britain Government Karrn» of the UnsHency Wotrrn division rf Bonm on t o' o 4 1 i 'ih HrTambar next .-an be obtained at tho Ooninlate-Gmenil for the Hethorlandt. H fiPVKLER, Con til-'loru-r 1 (or the .NiM^c.'.inds. Singspore, tit HapMßbtr j w 3ept
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      280 12 NOTICES NOTICE. I hereby agree to inform drinkers of Tansan that I have ceased to use the patent stoppers heretofore used on Tansan bottles, which have led to sued numerous complaints und chains, and that I am now using a cork which will keep th<; water in excellent condition und
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