The Straits Times, 20 October 1904

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    14 1 The Straits Times. (SO. 21,56 ft SINGAPORE. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 3«>. 1904. PRICE 15 CEITS
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      1400 1 NOTICES. Dubonnet Dubonnet Quinquina raized Dubonnet heWortd BEIITG THE BEST APPETIZER. -ATONIC WINEPRECOMMENDED BY THE MEDICAL STAFF. To be had from all Dealers Sole Agents C. DUPIRE Co., Singapore. 0.-t 11 GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATIONS. lr. den will t'» rectivi a al the (."oionial fecrete yV oßif up to noon of Monoay,
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      403 1 AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SAIE SHIP'S G F EAR, &c. FKOM THK WKECK < K THE S. S. ABBOTSFORD. To ho he!rl at I\.w. II <V Un.'s Baieroom On Monday, the 2411 i O toher, 19(M. Nt S pm Hitrr:c>m», ma«t he;t'l and red globe '■•'inp thlp't bill, barf meter, coatpeewe
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      490 1 NOTICES. Milkmaid J BRAND «|3Sk S^^S-H ti m 1 M/t pDENSED MUI 11/ li I \T f%*~ A l^^., i Guaranteed %Wi» IB "ni^ ull tream. t »»ok mark Largest Sale in the World. "tT* NOTICE Notice is hereby siwn tiiit all roads within Government Hoqm I).im;iin will be clo*i
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    MUAR NEWS.
    438 2 I7rt Thk cuiiivatioii of coffee lias been sadly negleciP'l here for some timi p ig| As thft result, the price, which n r trom f8 l» §10 a picttl before, risen to about $20 with every prospect of a further advance. Tiiis i-, lt for by the fact
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    BANGKOk BRITISH CONSUL.
    162 2 Promotion in the Service. Mr. W. K D Beckett, H 15. M. Con sill at Bangkok, wlio lias fur tome linn; been Beting as Charge 1 d'Affairea in Siam has, MJI the Bakgkok TvtMt, been yiven the looul rank ol First Secretary of Legation in 'he Diplomatic
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    CHAMBERLAIN'S CAMPAIGN.
    143 2 In a statement m;ide on the -tul October delining his position on the liscal question Mi liultutir, the l'remier, said tbal in the •vent of the )iultuy of proteoiion being adopted, be would retire. llie liscal campaign in Great Britain is being waged with great vigour and r.
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    MARKED RAILWAY CARRIAGES.
    118 2 iiK Malay Moil understands that new remilaliuns will Miorily ioihc i ut upenlioß, affecting iba rend question is to liretila^s Cliiics-k aim bative passengers It is intended to atlix Wo boards, marked respectively A and if. to the tirst-uliss coacl.es on each mini. l'l»e carriage exhibi.ing the
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      242 2 NOTICES. GLACIER ANTI-FRICTION METAL FV>rthe Deoringpeof Heavy Machinery. TESTIMONIALS f-KOM HUM OF THE LAMBSf SHIP and MACHINERY BUILDERS. PAKTICI I AKS FROM BORNEO Co., Ltd. BAILEY'S PATENT "AQUA-THRUSTER" Pulsating Pump. ffsßßß^ssm Has no PISTONS. SLIDE VALVES, nor RODS. Requires no LUBRICATION nor PACKING Will pump MUD or GRITTY WATER. Does
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      108 2 r*! RiGAinrs p| Kanaaga t-J F JAPAN P| TOILET WATER J *^L Biqaudi Kananga Wi f v t*r has ihr sweet perfume Jj^^Sj RIGAUD &C° S. rut Vivien n. 111 3| Iwiutltii^ I NOTICE Mr. Alfrvd (ioirion Hills is nutlioi \/.oA lo sit;Q our firm per prouuralion. POWELL i Oft.
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      455 2 NOTICES. "Sledge" Brand -j FULL CREAM Natural Milk. Sledge Brand Sterilized A PERFECT FOOD. The ;■!■.<•" o! Sterili/;uion ibis .Milk ssrfsßsjass isotsni tt abaoluflj Free from all lafStSlOM an I tnnkes it A PERFECT FOOD t<u lrii.ini* an.l Invili.U, nn.i ia the Nsst for cloiiie«iic- Sfprum Tas l«'ine>e Alps Milk
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      139 2 (j. A. ternandez I Cosurveyors ARCHITECTS. 43 Raffles Place. Iho Dispensary BuildinK, ist I'loor, SINCiAPORK. All kimls ut En^ineerim.', Sarveyinx, aad Arcliitertuin! wwka ninl.*rtaken <n>\ iltpatehart vita ptoraptnax, aoooiae; and neatasn. Telephone No. 91. HEMMES&Co., PONTIANAK. i Hi-jj in inioiiii t! eir i-ii-twin.-r-, (hat they are nnw .iL'iiin in llie
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      48 2 Tue Best TmSAXMMMI that SB* I i;ivuii cuts, bruise!), sprains, scaldi* or likr injuries is a free- application of dumbei 1 1 ii I';iin Balsa. It atlajs lbs pain ilnn.st instantly and should always I" k"pt OS) li.nul For sa !<,■ l >v All D.alci. THE DISPENSARY, GraeraJ AfsaU
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    THREE JAPANESEJ COMMANDERS.
    266 3 •I 1^ ciii-t iiic-i I hard t'' Ml tin- nr ■oataMties the leaden in the present v 1 Pr01.;.1,1v th, l«s| way is. a> Mi Am- Steed has to well aWwa, to awhe pound theeaatlw One I. .uil'i. l! 1,1 hi. li fjergti inun tli r ■<
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    Gleneral Kuroki.
    724 3 m r«bl< among tbe things thai oni I ither mi t have -aul ia the pointe< I'tuark of tin lite Knmi Attache n Tokio, »h n in. irked tliat Kun>ki. whoa «w, would do nothing in the ftek us other things, he was 80 ll 1- only in
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    General Nodzu.
    330 3 General Nod zu. While Kuroki. with the First Army Corps, advaaeed pradieallv westward from Korea. and Okw. wit It the Second Army c..r,i,. northward from the Kw.;n- l'i'"iii(int,,rv tin more recently formed liurd Arm* Corps, "-mttimts sailed "the army thai badjed .v Taku•Mn," lias «.ii U ii|> M ,,,ti, westward.
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    JAPANESE IMITATION.
    147 3 The genius of the Japanese for imitation Mas evidently impressed the British Consul al Yokohama, for in his v port he sets forth an alarming list of articles which the Japanese nriginallv imported, bm which they are now able t.. make much lietter themsel vi> Where ;<u\ foreigu
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    JAPANESE SOLDIERY.
    296 3 Their Religion. 1.. 1 correspondent u( the kn who i- attached t.> the Port Arthur beueging army, describing the al tack ..11 certain forte, etatea thai two •■I the regiaents which participated in the attack were composed ol men drawn from provinces where the pe< pie are de
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      12 3 STEAHNS HEADACHE CURE Cures 'Must U Stfnrnt,' and you get the genuine.
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      292 3 NOTICES. PARIS 98 Bras Basah Koad, (RAFFLES HOTEL BUILDINGS, OPPOSITE THE COLLEOE) "OMEGA" WATCHES aiaSBST p HIZB at the Swiss National Exhibition, Oeneva, 1806 HIOaSIST p RI2E at the International Exhibition, Brussels, 1898 SIG| EISir PHIZB at the International Universal Inhibition, Paris, 1900 YEARS GUARANTEED^-,^ An Kxcollent Reliable Timekeeper of
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      690 3 THh; LIVERPOOL LONDON v GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY H Instituted 18.J6 A\K\« been appointed .\gunu for the above-mentiun»>] Compnnv we are now prepared to issue Su iatM of Fin Insnrance it tiirreut mtes of preniium «*JL mmmu —bL MUNICIPAL NOTICE Notice is heret.y f'.rm last Hip Mavis** Lht* of persons duly
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      855 3 NOTICES. NOTICB. i he ni'\ list, of Telephone Subncribtirs i.-i'fd Septetnbei- 30! h i* now rnidy. Babaeribtrj who have not y- 1 racelTed iopv WOUW fneilimtn the work of distrit.ution ltya| plylogfcr it at iheConirnn\"i fflcei. OKIK.MAI. TBI KI'HONK AM) ELKCTRK; CO., LTD. NOTICE By armagtoMNl with a number of
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS. THURSDAY, 20th OCTOBER.
    701 4 The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS. THURSDAY, 20th OCTOBER. It is painful to realise that even tin— which frjm its very nature might be regarded as immune against such malpractice —is niw known to share the risks of a iil'eration which nre already sulV red be 3 > tuny other
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    13 4 H M S A»tr.*t went to the wharf this m >rriini> to coal.
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    18 4 T>e R. lAtttpold with the German m»il from Europe is due here at 5 p m to-day v
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    17 4 Yestkhday a ytmti'in coolie was fined •10 or fourteen days' for demanding an I excessive fare. I
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    THE RACES.
    63 4 Anticipations for To-lay. First (lriifin Handicap. Roltani 1 Rocdee Brandy 8 The Read Stakes. Senator 1 Milo -2 Buree i The Club Cup. Galtee Mon* Benedick i ({oldbar The Tanxlin Cup. Glencoe 1 Radium Rockhill a First Ex-Uriffin Handicap. Untorg 1 Bargee at Postman :i Pavilion Stakes Portfire
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    RARE EXHIBIT IN COURT.
    203 4 Cross between a lost Leonid and a Wasp's Nest. A rare and curious-looking exhibit of sorts a lorned the legal table at the Supreme Court this morning The members of the local Bar gathered around the obje?t in interested groups and sagely discussed it< probable significance
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    COWARDLY ASSAULT BY A CONSTABLE.
    123 4 COWARDLY ASSAULT BY A CONSTABL E. The night before la«t, P. C. JiQ engaged an old puller. When they reached Jalaa Beoar, the puller complained of fatigue. He was told he must go on to Tatipr.g Katong As he cuuld not, he was treated in the. usual style. PC No.
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    BAD CASE OF CRUELTY.
    223 4 Last Wednesday Low Kirn Pong was tiled before Mr II tward lor .-ruelty to a horiie, the horse's hoofs hems in a dreadfully bad nuaiMtina The de'enduot did not appear, and had not appealed a week prtviou-Uy. though cited. Last \\f>el«, he sent a i-lerk who
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  • Special Telegrams to the "Straits Times."
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      PARIS VERSIONS OF THE BATTLE OF THE SHAHO.
      66 4 Hanoi, \9th Oel s A Paris despatch states that the Il'isMnns have been repuUed from the right bank of the Shako, losing 30,000 men. According to a St. Petersburg telegram, General Kuropatkin reports that the Russian position along the bank of the
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      THE REPULSE OF THE JAPANESE
      48 4 Finally it wn<> taken and helo against a large torce of Japanese who were driven back beyond the village of Bhahopu The Russian right wing was for a moment imperilled, but re-captured many villages thus preserving the line of communications with the Shaho.
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    JAPANESE OFFICIAL NEWS.
    25 4 We are indebted to Mr. Tanaka, the Japanese Consul at Singapore, for the following official telegrams from the Foreign Office at Tokyo.
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    QUIETING DOWN ON THE SHAHO.
    32 4 Received 0 45 Thursday. Field Marshal Oyaroa, telegraphing on Tuesday, reports The enemy in the direction of our Right Army seems to be gradually decreasing his force.
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    RUSSIAN RETREAT FROM PENSIHO.
    24 4 Only a small detachment U continuing in activity there. The enemy defeated at Pensiho is retreating in a northeasterly direction.
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    PLAYED OUT.
    44 4 The enemy made assaults in the vicinity of our Central Army last night, but all were repulsed, and to-day (Tuesday) there is only an oooarfoaal exchange of cannonading. In front of our Left Army, the enemy is occasionally sending an indirect fire
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  • Reuter's Telegrams.
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      COAL FOR THE BALTIC FLEET.
      48 4 Half a million tons Ordered from Cardiff Firm. fowls \9th Oct. Upwards of 000,000 tons of Welsh coal and quantities of patent fuel, are to be shipped to the Mediterranean, West Africa, and the Cape, during October, November and December on Russian account.
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      PURCHASED THROUGH THE HAMBURG-AMERICA LINE
      25 4 The orders, which are mainly issued through the Hamburg-America Line, are divided between a dozen firms, all represented at Cardiff.
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      THE RED CROSS.
      59 4 London, Mth OMaler. The German Red Cross Society announces that, the Russian Red Cross Soeiet) having asked for further assistance, the Qottaaa Society is erecting a hospital at Irkutsk and is also equipping an ambulance train. The Society has offered similar assistance to the Japanese. BALTIC SQUADRON.
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    RAIDING A COINER'S DEN.
    187 4 At I .'JO am on Tuesday, Inspector Dunne, Setgeant Nolan, and three constables made a raid on Xo .^D-4 Selegie Road. The object of the raid was to find the manufacture of counterfeit money in full twing, and to light on counterfeit coin. Thf. police were
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    105 4 In our advertising colunoru will be found the offer of a high reward for the arrest of any of the persons who recently robhod Mr. \V. It. Fox. the afjent of the Ysp Chow Thonp Opera Company. Mr. Fox was returning, with over S;)d the proceeds of a performance, in
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      WHY THE FIGHTING IS SO BITTER.
      50 4 f.onhti, liHh >jctoh.;-. Reuter's cor respondent at Mukden, wiring on the 17th inst, states that the tenacity -md !)itternens of the fighting line at the .Shaho maybe regarded as intimately connected with the position of the Russian Bnataiii Army, whereof little np\vs in obtainable
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      PLENTY MORE EXPECTED.
      13 4 There is every prospect of further tierce li "lit inc.
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    LATEST.
    263 4 London, -JMI. Meier. General Kutopatkin reports that the Japanese attempted to recapture Loot Tree Hill on the night of ths 17th hist but were repulsed. No other righting is reported. Heavy rain has rendered the roads impaseable. General Sakbaroff reports «hat tiie Japanese are concentrating at Linshinpu, west of
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    11 4 Several i'emj of local interest will 1 found ou Ptge S.
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    19 4 The Bar W. Murray will oonduct service in English in theJohore Churcli on Sunday next at 8 15 a.m.
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    17 4 The royalty on phosphate exported from Christmas Island is expected to realize SM,OOO in the coming year.
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    24 4 At thn meetta* of the Kpworth League in tiie Methodist Episcopal Church.this svening.tbs Itev. W. Murray M.A. will sive a lantern iecture on London.
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    27 4 The whirl coolies at Jes3elton, in British North Borneo recently went on 9trike for a higher wage. They were receiving 112 per mensem, and the inandore $17
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    44 4 Somk days ago the Eastern Extension Telegraph Co.'i o!li'e at Ma) v entered by housebreakers and the iron safe removed. They picked tl door lock an I removed the safe with ■>70() in it. Nothing has heen beard ol the safe or money since.
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    50 4 A Black gas buoy was place 1 on tl Kith inbt. on the nortliern entrance of Durian Straits on the S. \V. lids >l Middlcburg reef, lt exhibits a wlnte fLafa light every ten seconds tbui seconds li^ht, 10 seconds eoli(>se. Ii is visible at a Jistam'e (it mx mile*.
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    52 4 Mk. (Jeortie Cumminj;, the representative of the European Cnnnnunity in the Selaiigor Btatt Council. t» rawiug subscriptions to erect a im-nvn il to Sir Krnnk Swette.-itmin, kc m v Ttie awmorial will probabJj talwthe fotm of a bust or pedestal at a eo»t not Hxeeedtng 15,000, to be eroded in
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    62 4 Thk Tlmm liorrespoudent with General Kuroki KatM that the. M*M ol carnage on tins east bank of the Tal-M Itiver at the battle of liaoyann unparallflle.l in Kuropean war I are. ft»l <)ayg. he add", thr wounded of bn'h ir mies lay in the open to die, i' hems impossible
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    70 4 Oh Tuesday number ut ChiuM4 coal coolies were coaling the i-l Singapore at the whari wbeo th. y went awa> and forjrit a companion whom they accidentally locked up in one of the h inkers \Vlicn the «>•■!'*•* had got half way home they remeinrw red about, their companion, and
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      447 4 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Caldbeck Macgregor Co. 'KSTAKLISHKI) 1864) Wine Spirit Merchants. (London. Glasgow. Hongkong, Shanghai) SINGAPORE. PRICE LIST OIST A.PPLICATION. Ap i r. tn.th s. v.c. WASSIAMULL ASSOMULL CO., Indian Store, No. 1, 2, 3, «t 4, High Street. •»m M|*rM a Vw M«rk »f M»'^i^ M< Ci'vlin l.i.i uiil r..|]»r»,
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      267 4 TOWN_HALL. XMATEI'R VARIETY CONCERT an<i Motion FARCICAL SKETCH AUNT CHARLOTTE'S MAID." The following ladies nnd gentlemen will kindly assist Mesdames Salzmann, Hooper, Abbott, and Miss Newton. Lt. Leslie, R.N.. Lt. Pope. R.A., Lt. Davidson. R.A., Lt. Abbott, A S C. Messrs. E. E. S>kes. W. Dunman E. A. Brown, and
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      123 4 O. R. LAMBERT a Co.. PHOTOQRAPHIC ARTISTS. Battery Road and 3 Orchard Road. Reduced Prices Front the 15th of September We will reduce onr price* for portraits During the coming X'mas faaaaw. Our NEW price list will be tent on application. »»p»i«tm«nt« should b« m.dt b.lor.h.nd. AMitB.— At Hnngkong, on
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      103 4 Rueumatibii is a stubborn disease to fight bat Chamberlain's Pain Balm hat cured it many times and will do ho whenever opportunity offers. This remedy is a general family liniment and not only dj>es it quickly relieve rheumatic pain'sbut it also cures lame back, stiff ueck. soreness of the muscles
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  • Correspondence.
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      MR. SELLAR CORRECTS A WRONG IMPRESSION.
      137 5 the Sditor o/ the Strain Timm." DmbAhl Referring to the Hon'ble u.i.'r''' view« on the Hnrliour •In me, i ci-rtain statement made by ißiarroi to in support of the lor shelter in the roads. This Ij ,r- it should be. In reply to linn
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    ALLEGED MURDER.
    293 5 iiv morning. Hop Leng, Law tud Hoh Chop were before Mr tor preliminary enquiry into legation of having m the^Srd inst. 1 the death, at Tanjnnp Pagar i, of one Lee Ang Ann. Mr. Karrer ired Mr the Crown, Mr. Kaine the rase for the defenMr. Karrer said
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    ALLEGED FORGERY OF A GOVERNMENT CHEQUE.
    189 5 ALLEGED FO RGERY OF A GOVERNMENT CHEQUE. A O 1 nutn m ;ietin before Mr. ■t -n ul^. yeaterday mornitis, and the ireliminary raquinr into the allegations t 1 Fots er j ;II I'sirg as genuine a 1i- r r >_- 3SO on the :<rd ult -•iiiu'i. Mr F:trrc.r con
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    TROUBLESOME SOLDIERS.
    127 5 TRO UB LESOM E SOLDIERS. ij mnrning Malay P C. No. irrd 'i the Second Magistratn's hand swathed in m an duty iv (Vchard 1 the pn-vious day when •ml iwarathaj Pte. Walker of the -'■r nVgienant was assaulting 1 i i with a walking stick. He I her ;<•
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    SUPREME COURT.
    432 5 Hki-ohe Sir I^ionel Cox, the Chief Justice, at the Supreme Court yesterday, Mr. Cleaver applied for an o»d<»r to restrain certain members of theOperaStamhoul Theatrical Company from leaving that Opera and joining the Yap Chow Thong Company. He said that there were several opposition Companies at present playing
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    A PLAQUE CASE.
    407 5 Flagrant Attempt at Concealment. On the morning of the loth ult., Sanitary Inspector Hoeden was on special duty in Pekin Street looking lor indications of plague. Outside No lt>, Pekin Street, he came across a Chinaman l)ine in the tive-foot way.. He sent for Dr. Gler.nie, and
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    HARBOUR IMPROVEMENT QUESTION.
    1628 5 Mr. Warrack's Letter referred to by Mr. Napier. The following is the letter of Mr. Warrack referred to by Mr. Napier in the letter on the Harbour Scheme which we published on Tuesday. The letter here reproduced appeared iii the Strwk* Tiwt* in February 1902: To the
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    NETHERLANDS INDIA.
    161 5 Snowy Mountains. An exploring expedition is now fitting out in Java to travel in the unknown interior of Netherlands New Guinea There far inland is r.mce of mountains the snow-covered tops of which point to a height of at least l«,00<> feet. The explorers will take an escort,
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    PORT ARTHUR.
    111 5 The Electric Defences. A report from Mi ji Ktutes that in the veftern part of Ion Arthur there is powerful fortress called Stoeseel, whtre "he RuFmns intend to make a lin^l 'ami. Many of Urn Russian t-hell--wpntly tired from Port Aithtir h:<ii failed to explode, and on examination
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    VESSELS AT TANJONG PAGAR
    126 5 Wharfs at Which Different Ships are Berthed To-day. East Wharf Xuen Tuuj; Victoria Graving Dock Huanlnj Albert Graving Dock— Eo.'le«ia. Section Xo. 1 SaU.lin. I)e Klerk, Ban wl^u Hin •-> Bajah. 3 H. M. S. Astray 4 Ai ratoon Anc-nr 5 Nil 6 llhhnaaa, Bebe. Bornlo
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    AN UNNATURAL SON.
    99 5 Is June last, a young Malay with g bad record assaulted his father by striking him on the buck of the heai' with a weapon, and rendering hin: unconsciouo. The offender Rot away and a warrant, was obtained. Later he wbk sent to prison on another charm.
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      41 5 Shipping advertisements, with dates if sailing etc., will be found on page 7 General shipping news is printed nn ,m B e RlalW WINE, aft«r influenza *nd pneumonia. An ideal recotu>truetivt> ...in<- that gives injuicdiate benefit In •reascs weight, renews strength
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      656 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS DE^-a.ffhiES Hotel. race dinner To-Night To-Night 11 Feed at Raffles Kipiines from Sea to Sea H3A.INri3 I3V ATTNBDANCE. Oct. 17 WEILL ZERNER "A/. 01 THE I EAI'I.M. Jewellery Firms of London Paris (Tfni|i(irary IVfitiisrsi \'m. n Ili-h Street, lill \n\ .Itwrllfn Fmporimn is imiji, Are now abewiaßj thr»
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      175 5 l» J.N .1> DAI Thursday. 20th October. 111,',, Watei 7--.: p.m. Bates. Baeond Day. Bate Dinner II t.'-l da l'Kurope. Baec Dinner. RatHm Motel. Cricket Little-, r. V.M.C.A. Qanaaa ontwar.i mail .In-. 5. Eagineen' tMoeiation Marine Club, »t Wayaag Barmak. N'mtli Himue i; i Stainiiiiul Open. Victoria Street. VapChowTl lOpeta.
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  • SHIPPING.
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      1066 6 I'nder tbia beading the following abbreviations are nsed: fttr. steamer; sh. ship; bq. barque och. schooner Yet. Yacht Cm. ('miser; Gbt. (iunlxmt Tor. Torpedo; 11. p. Hone-power Brit.— British U. B.— United States; Fch. French; Ger. German; Dnt. Dutch G.c. General-cargo dp. deck passenjrer; U. Uncertain j
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      VESSELS EXPECTED
      684 6 Xnme, port, probable date of omvo/, awf/ name o/ agents. Htiamms. Aihilles. < hina, Got ■.'•'>; Mnn«h?l'l A'our, Saigon, Nov M. Maritimos. Virlie, Sydney, Nov l' 2; Bouste»'i Vsnharn, As-uham, Oct TS Behn Mevir Ayuthi.i, Bombay, Nov; Borneo Coy. Barotsen, Honirkong, Nov I' Simons Bayern, Hamburg, Dec .SI
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      MAILS TO ARRIVE.
      121 6 From Europe -By the N. D.L.99.P I Luilpold due on the 30th October, From China-By the M. M. ss. Otmmh due on the i4th October. i. en Mntii Sept 7th Sept 14th Sept 16th Sop IMh Sept "Jl-t Sept :'6th Sept 30th Oct 3rd Dot sth o>t
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      LIST OF PASSENGERS.
      206 6 For Singapore. Per P.* o. V,,.,,n. from l.ondor >ept. 1,, due 23rd Oet— Mn. Buttcrworth MiM Trans. Mr. l.ci K hton. Mr. I). Bridge. ler I. A s s. China connecting with the steamer CftMMM at Colombo, from London Sept. SO. due 30th Oct -Mr an.' md
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      VESSELE ADVERTISED TO SAIL.
      81 6 TAcoma via ports. Ynng'f.'. dm SOtl i >ct.. Mansfield. Fonang nnu Bi.mi.a;. I o.i i'3r.' >ct.. Behn Meyer. Boogkong, G. Apt w due 34th Oot Patenon Snaras. Fremaotlt via ports, 'ha i due :'4th Ocl Kaatflelii. Hongkong, Itchia, due 2*th Oct., Beho Meyer. Liverpool vi.i porte,
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    MINING.
    208 6 Paid Lasl C'oiuj.auy Bajm Mien Trait** GOLD. U,BOO I I' .x\' imixui'J. 4,<JW J 1" 10.1W t 10 8,807 1 ***** 1 jti,:<v i l 110,000 I 50,000 1 IJl.'.'HKi 1 IM.'HHi 100 .000 Mill— l. t7.SU Beruwafa <;. SI. Co., Ltd M.UU W (IMHtad) 8.00 HI Kiulami O.
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    119 6 40U,(«K> OOuu.-Mie.!. •2,(1K1 4,r>iNi *O,tWO 12,000 :5,400 ;n «i J,7."»i > 1,(100 24,000 '""coo" L',ooo 5,000 100,000 V* I lllli»l-ll«"l. 37,""i' k i S Hhi I M US Hi! lo IN 1" H On > i<■• S 100 1" m i 1 Dull Development Co., Ltd. Slim rafaratad EagtMwlßg
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    DEBENTURES.
    38 6 iowiiith Kiskiue, Lid. 7% iiley, Hargrenves, Ltd. 6% iiu«a|.urB Miinioipa! •*ayng I'agar Dock Co., Lt.i. 61 WJtn t*ss'.<«M> a«. dir. ii"JS.O»K» B^% pirn Imyi- jjf 1,,i\,-i-i,«;>(,ihni 17 bojan (;->;.,;,■»■ g% dis. ii..in. l'So.ow 2J% i.nn, l.iiyi1,3U5,80t» |.ur! bujers
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      319 6 NOTICES. THE Straits Wimes CAN BE OBTAINED \r mi: FOLLOWING PLACES Singapore. livM)i- I aa l.ittle.v Co.. Ltu Mfjan Kelly and WaUli. Ltd r-aSe- llote, h«lflc> Ttthn R" pin Hotei I. I Baropc injong I'.ig.u l: I tiTiioiit Buffet. Tank Koad RaOwajf Btatios) Mapeneary, Selegie Road E Bf Bahru. the
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      568 6 NOTICES. \T7ANTEI);ga clerk with a thorough T» knowledge of conveyancing, pleading, :.0.l < ourt work generally. Apply Immediately to M«)NT\(U E HAKRJS. Advocate and Solicitor, M\ change Alley. IJOct V> »»-fo \»7 ANTED at once: ou» good Chinese Vt clerk engagement for one ye:>r at Baiik I'appnn, Esst Borneo. Salary
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      594 6 NOTICES. rBE LET— No. 81 Institution Hill Rntry Ist November. Apply to TOMLINSON A LBRHIT, 1 Raffles Place. Oet IS uc. TO BE LEX, small first floor offices facing Cavensgh Bridge Rovl and Flint Street. Apply to Gnthrie A Co. Ltd., Agents. v.c. r'O BE LET— One splendidly lighted large
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      542 7 BUCHANAN'S WHISKY Sold everywhere. STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. P 6?O. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. i China. Jap*", Penanjt, Ceylon, \ii-tr.ilia, India. Aden, K je> pt M.-.litcrranean Ports, Plymouth and London. idiag isanad (oc rVrstai 8011, Continental. Ports will le.-ive Singapore on or altout Mail Line. r CM«tt) ihasaa "''t Malta Dec 11 Nov
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      1153 7 STEAMSH I PJCOMPANI ES. Koninklijke Paketvaart MaatschapplJ. Under contract with the Netherlands India Government. Aq- uts at Singaporr Ship Agkncy, i.htk J I)*endelB Co., 2-3 Oou.ykr Quay. 1 h« undermentioned dates are only approximate. From Exp'ted. Will be I)«tpatched for I>> Klirk Soerabaya Ikt 15 Ba'avin, Chcribon, Teßal, Pekalongan, Samarang,
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      656 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. Nil NORODEUTSCHER LLOYD. Imperial German Mall Line. The fast and well nown mail steamers of this Company eail fortnightly from Bremen-Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southampton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, Port Said, Suez, Aden, Colombo, Penang, Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Nagasaki, and Kobe to Yokohama and back. They are due in
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      728 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES JGEAN STEAM SHIP Co., Ltd, •AND China Mutual Steam Nay. Co., Ltd, The Companies' steamers are dexpatrhi'il rom Liverpool ontwnr<!s forthe Strnitx, Cbin tnd Japan every week, an<l from Japan horn.' yards for London every fortnight and foi I Oiverpuol monthly. One ontward steampi iaeh month extends to
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      537 7 INSURANCE COMPANIES. ROYAL INSURANCE CO. FIRE Sl LIFE TOTAL INVEBTED~FUNDB IXCEIR £12,000,000. Til LAB6SST fIBB OIIICI IK THS k BOUSTEAD k Co., Agenti THE LONDON AND LANCASHIRE FIRE INBURANCI COMPANY Capital £2,l v 7 W0 Paid up Capita! U...7R0 Reierve Fund 1 ,07 S,f>6o The undersigned, Agents for the Coirpanf,
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    KELANTAN NOTES.
    286 8 i he ccresponient of the aralay -«<i" Kaeantaa sayathat Mr H Richard* I i,.-i, appointed State Bnpineer, i itnee thn eoeraetic officer ent< re«i 1 h cweful work Ikjs 1. accomplithed 'hr eorreapondenl aleo eaye that Mr I 1 ol lite Kelantan I i ..1 fradingCo. Ko 1,
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    vOLUNTEER ORDERS.
    409 8 TH HOV'MJ A. MIKKA., I) iMAVDjurr, B.V.C. -DBS**:— With reference to Corp* Si lav ISth Septniilt-r I*o4, mm lit 1 tin i i:mi :lii- ii..;e. TheS.V.i S'ovpmbei i B unit- are 1 tuie The Id maul will repeat the It-. Military Sketi *11 manrinn ..n Thand« '.'Ti:. Inal
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    FINANCE & COMMERCE.
    1900 8 FINANCE COMMERCE. 20tf October, 19U4. lv J.i) 1 m back iate is 1, 11 MAUOON S PRODUCE LETTER. The followiaw ia tin' 0«— raj Prodam Lettac kindly (uniisbed to u^ by IfeMn. .lolm Baddioa Co., the well known Colonial Produce Uerdwota and Com mianon Amenta it Saliaborr Square, L d
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    197 8 .-,uio\tt m I do (Cube No I) impioke.i 13 5" •opraßalt 8-75 lo Pontfanul. 8-3 r > opcer. Black io White, 15X haft** «00 <U2» Floor Saia*»k 3* l do Brunei Wo 3 8.-J -"earlSwio 1 60 ;offee Bali. 15% i.a»l- 23 0 1 Coffee, Palen-banc, 2-^ v.m;— ;offae,
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    69 8 PASSED SI'NRY WTKAJTB OK ABRIVED FOB OBDKRtJ ¥I*o x I'ati: oi UKsriNPate Rio Ship's Kami Captain. Sailimg. Vbomwhebi ation. L>ot f> Dut s. Oengaran de Beer Ov;t BBateria Rotterdam B Brit s.s Prometheus Wob Ocl 6 Bataria Amitcrdam tf «rit ss Fa/ilka Wilton i-ondon Batavin 10 Dut M Salak
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    TRADING VESSELS, &c.
    395 8 Arrivals since Noon of Yesterday. Uatariir, Brit. str. 116 ton?, Capt Mellor, IMh Oct. fro'r. Kelantan, 16th Oct. O.c. <nd U rt.p. Bwea f'cDK. For Kclantaa •J'nd-Kds. Isabella, Dut. >tr. M tons Nacodab, 18th OA. From Khio, LWhOct. Gc, andB6 dp Ita Ah Choaa. For Bhlo, 20th—Rd*.
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    26 8 Men.of-War. Attrma H.M. eru. 4.SHO t us. 3i.- crew. 10 7,000 h p. Cai>t lia Lionel Ci Tufnell. IBtbOet. From Port Swettenoam, l"th Vm 'rtuin --R
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    HAILS CLOSE.
    93 8 /Vr ,v. 1(» Bengk&lU and Bagan I Amboina, etc K 1". s'liaru 1' Anson P B'ham A I \n«on Bn H Bangkok i tiandjermawin i:■ < Bangkong a Seattle fa i Bangkok Bangkok Si n i: m\ Sandakao »ia poil Colombo I VI i H■ H'rabayad U v
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      127 8 K. A. J. CHOTIRMALL Co., JEWELLERS AND SILK MERCHANTS, Kos. 61 Sc 52, 2i?h Street. i,,,1u... CMaasa, and Jaaaatat ataia atriai**" ..,.,1 Calaaraa* an.l of aH ..Hum Uaa* M Matt tattaM mm Udi^ aai I tu-iultim-iiV aaattta, ate. Ami I tro^h lot In.tUo and Chinese BUrcrwata, Indian m^s, t-arpets, Chinese
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      204 8 WHITEAWAY, LAIDLAW GO. !For Boots iVr Slioes at Cash l.'ai.s tk ff^ Gents' White Brown Canvas M\ aO i"i Tennis Shoas r I jfp-i Jfw£S*t M s l {r "«n and U'nu.; Tennis Slices exact i -kei -s^^^ £Mm&\k ■•Mini- ■■•.!-v;.?, sii:ir:U- lcitlu-r I, r:l n ,„>,.. "*7 /|j?-\ Price
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      81 8 WEATHER Rfr.PURT. lCu:,'"i;i Kmba* U, pit i;, tn 1:k"" i -.i •.fi ~t;:, -jui-l' i Morniri.--1.., 78.0 MS I i\ .lav WB'ibTbei 7dB 77 3 77 0 'iiyhDirotWind s.l s.« Max .Ten:p 88.8 Mm 780 May. in Son 'a\7 i J'orr. md 70 a>li Ml Th^ ttu lar. \i<vf ball
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    SHELL TRANSPORT AND TRADING COMPANY LIMITED.
    1389 9 Sir MarCM Samuel (ircblding OTW tht ordinary gsaaraj inuolin b wlurh was holi at Wiucliostcr Uou.se on hept 21, referrt<l to the difflcaltiai tho eoaftmy had had in Biirni.i He said As the akanhokam wciu Qwai, th. cuinpaiiy were tlio pioiit-i-rs in mtroduc iag
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      501 9 BANKS. Hongkong 6 Shanghai Banking Corporation. IAIK-II 1 CAItTAL JK 000,001) IUCHKRVK PUMD: M.Tlini!lUMieiv.«||()ooo,lKKil rinOlini4 U,.mt>. UaMM) af rropnclors JIO(XH),(K¥I COURT Of DIKHCTORS. I. fassaai, V.-, 1 Cliairnmu. II K FssaksH, K-.)., I>i|miy CliHinnaii. 1. (..mi,. K- q I Hon. Showan. Hon. W. J.Urassaa N A Sl( K K. Slu
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      280 9 BANKS. Chartered Bank of India. Australia and China INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. <-'apit.il £Mio,o<K Keserv.' UabilHyofProprMton £soo,O(K> lipserve Kund £800,0(H BARKERS. Brak Knclaini. National I'.ank Se< tlan.i Hi.- London City A- Miixllanti Bank.l.t.l SINGAPORE HUNCH. Current A eoanta ,ir»> <>|,ene<) nml interest allowed ;:t 1 „r i-,.,,t. per annum on
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      221 9 NOTICES BBBBSI SBSal SSSSSI I' #K&nll^H f^ Isssal BSBsi H QOSNELL'B LATEST I I I Q JAMES WATSON CO.'S SCOTCH WHISKIES ARE THE BEST VALUE IN THE MARKET i FLAG BRAND, 10 YEARS OLD $12-50 per ct.se. Duty extra WO. SPECIALLY RECOMMENDED $8-50 per case. Duty extra '"U.NABLE F3OM XXI
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      416 9 NOTICES. VJ6e Straits TBimes. AND Wtje Straits {Budget. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. PAYABLH in ADVANCI:. DaflgfcsM paryaat HVm .1.. perasoßtti U0 ilo it copy n.15 Weekly i>.siie pat yaw l^.im da par qwtei «a psr*«» ".i" When sent by post, there h u.1.1e.l fur the l.iily issue, two awaHS a quarter to
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    COALING RUSSIAN WARSHIPS.
    205 10 The Work •< German Contractors. It I? >cmi-'>!iieially :-t;iUd ..t Berlin MLit tbi calmg of MM MIM at sea purely a private I..UMUi.!->. conducted ■holly at the eoKnetor'i riak Tbi KuMC >ud the Omu GcveiiiiiH'iit are M more eunctrtied with the niiestu-n than art the Hntish OoiTmiml
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    YUNNAN RAILWAY.
    170 10 Chinese news-papers at Canton aud >lianguai are spreading lying rumours that the Chinese coolies employed on ttie Yunnan railway are deserting iv urder to .-scape from being drafted into ■in- array to serve against the rebels in 'he Canton province. The French iuthonties in Tonquin not only say
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      88 10 A Fril.nd is Need it a Fbilnd Ikdeed. That is exactly what Cbamberlaiu 1 'uugb Kt'iiii-iu is It is tbe tuutber's Kelp wlit'H sbf U Middenly awakened in i lie uigbt by tbe ominous husky cough, and labored breathing of her babe. It is tbe safe resort of the youth
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      955 10 NOTICES. PROPOSED KINTA GYMKHANA PBO6BAMIE, 1905 MEETING. MM imd IStli February FIRST DAY. I Tiik M.viiikn IM.ATK, •-'■»> p.m. Value Jtk*> out of whicli sloOgoes to Second Home. A lUre for all Maiden- Weight per Scale (Mat with an ailowam-c of 14 ll. v to all S. H. A. ex-Grittins.
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      350 10 NOTICES. J. MOTION ff CO. WATCHMAKBRS. J EWELLERS. OPTICIANS. KKPAIKH PROMPTLY KXKCUIfci S. H.SAN, 214 CHENG TUAN STREET. Btfes to inform the public tliat be can supply carpenters, fitters, boilermakers eng»ne and general workers, and immicrant coolies (or tbe Federated Malay States, Johore, and Netherlands India, at the shortest no:
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      350 10 NOTICES. Singapore and Kranji Railway. From April nth, 1904, and until further notice. Train Service for Week Days and Sundays. VM. AM A M. V M r.M y% SINGAPORE ,i..6.2i, 7JH 10M 12.x. 2.10 ■> s iz wt ss in a c-y"-- s k as ss b a B B
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      137 10 Singapore Autumn Race Meeting. Charles Robinson, (Turf Commission Agent.) GOVERNOR'S CUP. MAIDENS, and GRIFFINS. (.'■Mimiissions accepted on the ahove eventt. BMQLISH R.A.Oir<rC3h Middle Plate 14th October. Cambridgeshire, 26th October. Dewhurst Plate, 23th October. raffleThotel. E -Trrr Sw* O. G^. T. OWNERS OF LA. FLOB IDE L^l ISABELA AL\V.\V> OS MAN!'
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