The Straits Times, 17 October 1907

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    13 1 The Straits Times. NO. 22.47:-!. SINGAPORE. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 17. 1907. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      221 1 HAVE YOU SEEN The Ring of Motor Cars, SOLE AGENTS: Just Landed: 2 CLEMENT BAYARD U. UUpirG CO. lOh.p. 5-seated. BROS., LT2D. RECORDS RECORDS I BEKA RECORDS. European x Chinese 3 Hindustani |'Look r wtuE'R£ c?rmfti6 S K HJM IJMO il// the Latest Songs, Both Comic and Sentimental, Bands, Solos,
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      440 1 ROBINSON Go. SOLE AGENTS FOR THE "Black Prince" Boots. i AS WO UN BY THE BLACKPWNCE BOOT. "His Majesty, the King, X j^X "Baron Rothschild;' I 1 "The Secretary of State for Home Affairs," I "The Attorney General." \JSSJW/ ENGLISH MADE THROUGHOUT. WORN BY I Edward VII. Over 20 different
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    NAVAL AND MILITARY.
    726 2 OUR WAR MINISTER AND AKM STOKES. L' uricr the 'nw organisation of tli< I'i.i.l Army, Mr. llaldnnc is detcin,iin it to dg dm thing wMdi all soldiers of experience will approve: lie proposes to Imvr •very divixion ot Uie available ti^litin^ bte atianlllttlj complete so far as
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    MR. TAFT'S VISIT TO THE EAST.
    317 2 Summary of Anuiica's Attitude towards China. Wiling boa mwitiwi. oattetobei tin I oorreiipondent of tin Hongkong Daily Press. s»j»:— Jli.'lVt.. the .\niiiii;.n .secretary W U arrivi >1 liere this* itioiiiit><: and met witli wariu Mciptiou everywhere. Uniortuuab y the faetmtiea wen Biucfa impaired bj
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      236 2 PROTECTION OF IRON STEEL. in not TROPICS Siderosthen Paint Besi*t- tin action bI Snh>, Acidt, steam. Extreme climatic inIhieiio >. tii'i'ioiil -ta water with it* destroying organisms. Si>M;htllv Suitable for Bridges, Kan and all Structural Ironwork. ".M(i.-L-then' is what itj- name uapliet: DEATH TO RUST". No tvi'ldtion it |K)M?iliK where
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      230 2 I .BERT L. A. DALEY I n4e»t «ker ft Tomb BviMcr 150 Middle Ro*d. Ml Ai#d t (or in. Dottridge Brothers, Ltd., London, 88 Telephone No. M 9. jfll BIGAUFS I n [lEs V a Kananga OF JAPAN fifl TOILET WATER I 9 RigmTt laMßfa W«--f Ur hu the twtd
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      296 2 TO BE OBTAINED FROM ALL STORE -KEEPERS. n BUTT GUI LV M\ BRAND i THICK CREAM It taken only from the richest meadowland milk.and U| 1/ you get it in just that pure, rich state, scientifically \W Ml packed in tins only, without any sugar or chemical. 9/ It will
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    CURRENT LITERATURE.
    894 3 THI: SCOT AT HOME. «■>. ..(i >m. T., hi. ity M.-srs. T, H. I. !i.l- i anil Kramis Watt: London M. thm ii. i. r.- i. HUvay-i. .ur.o,i- ftMfcaailaMftMl l-.i. HWeh trials .1 familiar .«untry or if tli,' writi-r wen- it,, .iri K in«l <». i.i. Literary iiiiprrsMonUtn
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      16 3 i SIJ'JH mWMZ FOR CH!LOREK. I; i- i u|i .aid ..!ii* |>i"' i i.- iM .iv.l
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      229 3 It's the Quality that has built up and maintained the sales of van Houfen's The Cocoa which is unequalled for flavour, digestibility, and economy in use. BEST (J? GOES FARTHEST. A TIP FOB THE RACES is TO iOXK AND HUM OCH SlaeeWeek. q Wde finest €x6ibition sfiow in town STOP
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      205 3 CONNAU6HT SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL JULTURE. 9 OXLEY RISE, BIXGAPORE. (Miss Zehnder's School Roomsi. Children 1 Clahsbh Fee. »1 .00 per month. I W«toesdays ilxercises and Drill*. 4.30 to I 5.30 v.m. Indian CTub Swincinfi, for Children'over ,ten years 01d— 5.30 to 6.30 p.m. For Further particular* and terras for private
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      485 3 Popular Jiustrdl Motor Gar. Guaranteed against any Defect of Construction MAGNETO SIMMS-BOSCH. Price $950, H. SOHAEFER COMPANY, Sole Agents Some Prizes Won TRICARS CRITERIUM St. (ieimain-Mantes, September 7, 1005. Amongst 81 Cars enlisted, AUSTRALS Ist, '2nd and 4th Prize*. FIRST TRICAR COURSE COMPETITION Paris, December, 1905. Two Australs enlisted amongst
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      192 3 BT. ANDREWS HOUSE. A Cburvb of j-.agianu ."'...iirduif.- Iloutc f'.iir iiiean and Knra.-ian boya who desire I etlend liip schools cf the place. Applicat, i < > be mali to the House Master, St. Andrt- h Boom at Id the Colcuial Cbaplaiu. LADIES LAWN 'TENNIS CLUB. A Croquet Tnnmamrnit will
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    What Should We Eat?
    1074 4 HOW THE DIGESTIVE ORGANS BECOME IMPAIRED. Mothers Warned Against Giving Raw Milk to Children. iKrom (ht Own Cokrkkihindkvt.i I.Kii.lnu. S.-|it.MnlH r '-'11. I: w. isli to •n»oy life by KO-nrint; us fur a~ v. itblr imninaity fromilistaso,»n important |»int to be decided, we arc tokl. ill
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    694 4 Same, port, probable ,Lt of arrival, and name of Ayents, STEAMERS. Alcinous. Liverpool, Oot W Mansfield Airlie, Sydney, Oot M Boiutead Antiloohus, China. Oot ilff ManafleiJ Arcadia, Hongkong, Nor M P. AO. Coy Ayuthia, Bombay, me* 10; Borneo Coy A. Apoar, Hongkong;. Oct Paterson Buncos A. Behio, Colombo,
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    LIST OF PASSENGERS.
    384 4 Passengers Outward. In N". l>. 1.. WU UD.i' I'riu/ I.udwig, truu: I > '<iuiMui)i(ou vijit. 17. doe Out Its. -Mi B..'n/il. Mr- Benzii, Mr. MioholiU, Sir. aad 1 Mr* R. <i. 1.. Hortoo and fondly. i Pet M. M. -i. ..in-.fi- Tonkin, iroiu Mar. i-. illo>. Sept
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      560 4 BTEAICT BAILHWB. P. &O. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. For China, Japan, Penan j, Ceylon, AwtralU, IndU, Aden, Egypt. Mediterranean Porta, Plymouth and London Through Bill* of Lading tamed for Chin. Coast, Persian Gulf, Continental, and American Porta. BtXHnsra will leave Singapore oa or about MAIL LINE. OMMftf (for CMim). rvidiiki Oot
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      1194 4 BTEAMER MILHlte, HANDEL AND BCHEEPVAMT MY. "BANDJER." BANDJBRXABIM. Tha Steamer* of this company maintain a regular tarvioe between:— Tllaa^lints, Bawaaa, Soorabaya, Baadjarmasin, Palo Laut, Bank Papan, Koetd. with ■saslilnraiat al Bsnrijsrraaalß tor Samprt. Mandawai, Koemai, KoMa Wartagta, Djekl. Marahaaaa. Marakasaries. Negara and Bebirit The tteamen have good aooomodation for first
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      775 4 STEAMER MIUHM. N. D. L. BORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD. Imperial derm an Mall Line. Tha fast aad wail known mail steamers of this Company sail fortnightly from BremenHamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Bomh»mp ton, Gibraltar, Qen«, N»plea, (conneciiou Marseille! Naples, Alexandria, and vice «h») For Said, Boti,' Aden, Colombo, Penan*, fflngapnw., Hongkong, Shanghai,
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    SHIPPING IN PORT.
    987 5 'i ark. l'-»/i •!>••■•: lI V Mr-, I Brit. I I -I ,in w'h'.'ri'. T.'i'llV I .11 Mil: I 1 •I' > KM K.|.|-l II lAw; P. I-., l-iil.. Hi "ii I K I .•ii..!ij Uliu. 111.. X"i.l«. «l-.-i Maii-nl-W ar. etc. -i .W. ■<•. (;,,Nt. str.
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    Clearances.
    129 5 i 1..,-- \k i Km r«i.i. ■>. HiH U, I'akaibaui; M lam Bnl UtmOtomi. :h^-M\ If* G."Apcar, BrJtalr, HwafaaCaicalU White Cross, Brit ttr, bniiien Agamemnon. Bdtstr, Liverpool via fartl Merajii, l>ut ttr. Hamaran" 1., .kaiiiii, Gi-r tl», KingkoL Ilnmver. Put htr. DJRinl'i Vao HogiDd..rp. Dut s'r, Deli rnutianak. Urit
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    Mails Close.
    85 5 Fuh Peu Sl£A3Uft Time Xo-MOFBIIW S'ba\n. Macebi.'.r, itc. fr<chumn 7n.m. Uau.ijtrmatain, iv. Ufyiut M a.m. Baatifcok 1» j M uar n ud MatK <-i It lU— p.m Mak Aaaam ria purii Oaai |iui Coc«»Ulai>d ilagn.i 'p.m. Sattbdai. P. Sttvtteiih.'tn. Penang I'iit Seng 1 p.m. liabang, Atjch, Ruling Bmtm
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    Mails to Arrive.
    100 5 Pom Ktbofe-Hv the N. D. L. s.s. I'rioz Ladwig, daeoa October Hi. From Chixa— JJ> the M. M. v. Nciu, due on October 21. Tl»r TAI'LK of lIAIIJi MB. •■■p UuoiuLoadja Anitmd fceut U f. AO. Out 0 Oct 5 Kent 16 N. D. L. Oct 10
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    Vessels at Tanjong Pagar and Keppel Harbour.
    89 5 Wharves at which Vessels are Berthed To-day. TANJONO UUI. ■Ml Whabf Bill Tlllrt Nueu Tug. EASTWnARrSEcnos I— GloDogle. Tiuoba. Sect. 1 (Sheer* Wharf):— Nil. Section No. 1 Kahiag». I— Boeboaaan. I TuTmrt 5— Chicugm H i. I ftnlwiw. rilninii 7— l'iiroo, Warrior, l>
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    Mail Steamer Movements
    44 5 I OnwAKD B. I. Mail. 1 The B. I. contract packet steamer Thongwa with the London mails of the H7tb ultimo, left Negapatam, on tlio 13th infant, aud may be expected to arrive here M Saturday morning, 11m- NM iv. taut.
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    S. V. C. ORDERS.
    312 5 liv l.rii r.(..i.. t. O. Wmumat, Cnmmandaiit, S. V. C. Hafafwv, (Maair HbV. Duties. I:— Orderly Officer lot eßaaing WC ck— 2nd Lieut. A. A. Lcrunt. Ordatly R.C.O. Bomb. .7. Aitkcn Parades. II :-Ou TMada] and Friday, ISwl and 2-) th, at 5 :!op.m.,(it tlie Drill
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    Arrival of Passengers.
    64 5 liy the I', ami I). itHIHW SajMW, I'aflaia 11. \V. Kimick. »>,.t. 15. I i">u Yokohama: Mr. iind Mr*. B. St:ipk:., Oupluin IlicUv Jin. lliclay, and Marti I Iliekty. l'.y the Malacca. Copt, ttantawUi 'et li. Irom IVt SwoUtfllwm via ports:— Mr. DicUouaml Mr <\..l,lx;ck. Bytbe tSawbo
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    Cotton Trust in Java.
    97 5 Ihc otlior day. we alluded to the CliiuGM; dealers at Domak, ia Java, having formed a trust to keep the price of local cottou down. Further partirulars show that the uativr growcrb have met the move by wetting the cotton in order to iocnuso thu wuiuht,
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      416 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. INDOCHINA STEAM NAY. CO.. LTD. 'I'm: sty .in, .:> of lliis Cnnipany maintain a regular direct service lietween Cal«:ntta, Stiaits, ■aagjavag. HMMghal ami Itfa, lahtag car^o on throu^'h Bills of Lading f raut.ni, Swatow, Amoy, Chcfoo, Tients n, N'cw.-livaii(J, Yangtsze I'ortH. Konnofa. the I'liilippii;..^ Vc, Ac. ■taMßen Ton-
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      619 5 I STEAKER SAILINGS. Ocean Steam Ship Co., Ltd. AND CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. CO.. LTD. The Coi'ipauica' steamer.; aro despatched fr im UvarfMl outwards for tho Stir,it», China I and Jaaaa every week, and from Japan borne' wardx for London, Amsterdam ocd Antwerp I evorv f >i-in't:tit and for Gdnoa,
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      397 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. APCAR LINE OF STEAMERS. The undermentioned mail steamers of ths above Line maintain a regular service between Calcutta and Japan, calling at Peuang, Singa< poro, Hongkong and Shanghai en route FLEET. Tons Commander s.fi. "Japan" 6,300 J. G. Oliffnt 8.8. Oheoort ArcAß 1,600 H. 11. Belsox U.S. Akratoon
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      430 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. C. P. R Canadian Pacific Railway Company's Royal Mail Steamship Line. THE NATIONAL HIGHWAY TO EUROPE VIA CHINA JAPAN, CANADA ana the UNITED STATEP. Route from Hongkong, via Shanghai, Nagasaki, (Inland Sea of Japan), Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria and Vancouver, R.M.S. "KurnKss or Ihdia" Twiu-sorew stea< R.M.B. "Kmpbess or
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      234 5 AUCTION SALES. Powell and Co. Oet 2'-'--.U Sale room, eqait) ot redemption in traabold and kaashold town proper ties.coinprUiDg land and bouaoa In New Mark*! ttoad, Park Boad. Lim Bng Uee Lam and Wayanjj Htreel ■I 2-80 p.m. 22 At fjale-rojm, Ufa mli'iest iv IraehoU and household lands aud houac^
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      29 5 WEATHER TELEGRAM. Hongkong, Oct. 17, i 0 a.m. naromctcr 20.9(3 Direction. -f Wind Ka&t Force of Win! 3 Max. Temp in Shade bU Manila, 760 Cilw U 'J'J U
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      156 5 {>AY BY UAY Thursday, October 17. Hiyh Water. 6-48 p.n. liaces. Second Day. Raffles Uotel. Special Dinner. H"tel da I'Sarone. apecial Tiitiu and Dinner. Swimming Club Lallll.il leaves Johnston's Pier, 2-3) p.m. German outward mail das. Mayic. Alexandra Hall. 9. Grand Cinematograph Show. Beach Koad 7-30. Ott's Circus. 9. Friday,
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17.
    1267 6 The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17. n*bea hhiiilh t> n\ tin. LagMatiTe Uoaooii ■wU us K.iday. Urn whjest at the oanHoy ■ctedw ol Urn Colon] KiUbebnm«littorwMd| by Mr. I', s. Balur, «hu lias yivtn uotice of lii- ii.u-iitii.n to a-U t«o iiupurtaut ijuesiioti.s. b rtc«r ol the
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    16 6 A MM kind of leopard is reported to have been trapped by Malays at Kuala Pilah.
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    31 6 The hearing of the claim of Tan Watt Cho to the junk Kirn Ho Bin was not concluded, yestetday afternoon, but will be farther beard before Mr. Justice Fisher en Tuesday
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    30 6 The Captain ul the Dutch ste:uaer Bantam which arrived from Penang last night, reports that he parsed a somber ot fishing boat' ■without lights ne»r 3t John I, laud, in
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    11 6 This nrmihrg, the Chief Justice wan engaged with summonses in chamber^.
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    20 6 The Malay Mail hears that neaiiy 0,000 shares in th<- Anglo-Sumatriin Kubhcr Company have l<een applicnl for in Kuala Ltinipur.
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    19 6 A cargo of coulfor Messrs. Pater-on. Simons and Coiuaaay artrrad from Calootta, yesterday aHwaOB, by the British sUamer Shirley.
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    25 6 I hiring the week ended October -I, there were 7(i deaths regislered in Peiiang. ijual toa death rate of :i.».4i pat tboaaaad <.f l!io population.
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    29 6 A Macao was scnteuce.il to a month's rigorous imprisonment, this morning, by the Second Magistrate, on a charge of theft of a fowl from Mrs. Mudditt, of Auson Itoad.
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    29 6 A hundred aud twenty lons ■>( dynamite for Manila, and 12,.~>1X> OMeO of kerosine for Singapore, Hongkong, ami Manila, arrived from New York, this morning, by the Mriti-h steamer Moutrose.
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    30 6 The Second Magistrate lined a hackucy carriage syce i 'MK this inoruiug. at the instance ot Inspector I'estana. for working a lame pony at night. He had a previous conviction.
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    31 6 Speaking at Mexico. Secretary Hoot said it was the joiut duty of America and Mexico to protect the feebler states of South America with which these two countries sustained peculiar relations.
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    32 6 The Commercial-Pacific cable has recently had a break. The cableship Restorer, sailed from Honolulu for the seeue of the break, lira r(i iiain. and uas expfeted to arrive there about Ihe loth.
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    29 6 The Hi'lmigor (iovernment (ia/utte uotilies tlit resignation of one Assistant Kugincer, and five subordinates employed iv the X.M.S. Kailways iv various capacities, such a- overseer, oraater, conductor, ami clerk.
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    42 6 (•us- TaqAng coateaaorary -tau-s that a pitce of mining laud at Kuala Tilah is said to have been soid al a high price. The purchaser 'jeiight it iv to save his vegetable- of which he had a tew crops ou the land.
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    42 6 To-night is niagasfoe uigln with the Epworth I.eagm at the Short Street School. *A number .if the members hu>e contributed iirliclts. paaßH, witticisms, aud so forth towards a voluminous collection of literary material w Inch in to be read by the President.
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    46 6 A paper known as the ludiau .Mirror, although established -iuce 1H«1. says that the pri-euce iv our midst of Mr. Kcir-Hardie. Mm Labour Leader iv the House of Commons, is 000 of the naforootea things brought about by I'rovideuce. It's an ill. wind, and -o forth.
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    52 6 lii, Ciiief -liisii ycsterdiy afternoon 1 did uot eoaaludethe hearingol the ease of Koli Keii^ Mian Urn Bee Keng, for #1.04«.1.> us principal and interest ou a pro-mis-ory note. Mr. K. M. Cliopar.l appeoretl for the plaintiff au.l Mr. I. l>. I'arsous tor the delcudant. It will be concluded on
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    59 6 hi aii i n-l.ux mi nt to the American Conmm ilu. Si-ci-.-tary lot Wa» (Mr. W. H. Tait i. sa>>: It ou be attraod with all certainty aud lull in I'm luation that ..in of th.. groateo> diouten which the I'liilippiue Islands haw suffered ha* haaaj the destruction of tin
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    53 6 We arc ylad U> learu. says the I'crak I'iouecr. that single current duplex telegraph working has uc.-n satisfactorily established botvoaa Tnlninu and Ipoh by the Supcrin L« ii. Unt of I'o-ts aud Telegraphs, in order to expedite the transit time of traffic when direct communication is undertaken batwooa I'euan^. limh.
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    65 6 It has bc-i-u ccrtitied officially that tin. value ot Siam (lovernujeiit Curr. ucy N'oti-s in i-iiculatiou at the end of fcpluußef was Tunis Ujm&O, This was au in. tease of Ticals ,V2i».74(1. as compared v. ith ihe amount ia circulation at the end of Vngu^t. Of tintotal. Ticals B,latMM were
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    71 6 I ollee-pln liter-- iv Tonkin are up and doiuy agaiust Dm laud tax which the Oovernawai seeks to levy ou them. They say that coffee planting, being still iv its infancy there, the tax will crush a rising industry They also point out that the yield from the ta\ will
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    67 6 It would be of interest to its numerous policy-holders and would-be insurers to learn that the China Mutual Life Insurance Company, Limited, had, during the first six months of its financial year, writteu over 7,000,000 dollars of new Imsinc*;. Us last Annual licporl records lmviu» already oiw :.'>. iXXUKHi dollars
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    79 6 Ihe wheels of justice move so sl.nvly in Netherlands India, that the wrath af the High Court at Itatavti has bt,-n arou«x] on seeing how the piles of eases in arrear an mounting up. Sometimes cases on aaaaal do not come up before the Court for y< ars The High
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    78 6 A correspondent, writing to the Bangkok Times from Muaug Kanipenerwt, states that there had bueu .juito an epidemic of jungle fever (kai pa) in that district, and many people haw died. A month or sji weeks ago, there ww conwderible scarojtt of food «nc tang of net beine up to
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    Social and Personal.
    308 6 The Hon. A. R. Adams was a paaangcr from Peuang by the Kinta. this morning. Mr. I. K. Nathan has becu ga/.ettcd .1 Acting District Officer of I'lu Langat. Lieut.-Colouel H. H. .lohusou, U.A..M.C. has returned from leave of absence on privat< affairs. C'uloiit'l Churlcs S. Smith.
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    F.M.S. Gold Mines.
    84 6 The returns of the KaubUold Aline for Mm fourweeksendiujjOctobcr ."> were as follow 1.112 ounces of gold from 6Jtl4 tous .rushed ounces ol gold won bom the eyani.l. process. Total 1,199. ounces. Duff Development returns tor the I week•.uding August 91, give TO.'t ounces of golil. which
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    Decline in Tobacco Shares.
    104 6 News by win reached Deli, on UctoU I that tobacco shares had fallen ii\ in Holland. The figure* for tiitei -n >ui|>aiiieshow a decline in value of eleven pel cent, mi the capital. The fall ha- uouti on iiuiti stiildenly. and is aacribed to a paaic
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    Practical Illustration.
    131 6 The Third Magistral* Mr. Column, yntti I ilay aft.-i ii.ioii. niadi- aae of .-i-jlit niarut. I victim* of the mm-phia habit to <Uli\< homily to the metatuf ill tin t ourt Hk.i. ..11 tin- t viK of th.- habit. He toM them thai thc-s,- eigkt miii. with tin-
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    Sikh Love Story Ended.
    123 6 ihe eharye against lio« Sinyh ol latin* away the wtfeofJewai Sin X li was furthei heard Uiore the Second Mngittwtr. yestoi day afuiuoou. Mr. Xiblelt ■lipoaitlll for th. prosecution and Mr. Lowell fat the clcfcnc. The accused denied that he knew th. wife of the complainant,
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    Rules Regulating F.M.S. Bar.
    125 6 ilu- UMh mmmkd rail has ft* passed by the .InuVml Couiiius,iou, re»uliitnif> admissions to the F XI n Bar. Kvory jxjrsou desiring admission a aforesaid shall reside iv th, I ederatc I Malay States or iv the Colony for tlit ixrio.l dunn« which his uotico is
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      117 6 i§| Club CoT»aiitMto I '••4 MALT WHISKY Whisky. I Galdbccfe. jUacgregor 65 60., Si \nchai. Tientsin. AiMiiinatiim. Honckonc. Singapore Penano. London Glasgow. The AWARDS r^rjcx^nt "Arroi-Johnston' J CAR p igaai oarriw at the s,-otti>!i Cap iv oomp lili. i with other H t»m'M Mwali Poro«ja nahe. The ARROL- JOHNSTON Record
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    THE RAILWAY DISASTER
    349 7 Dl k'Vll.MtiNT PROBABLY DUE TO LOSS OF CONTROL. Board of Trade Enquiry. UESTINdHOUSE BRAKES REFUSE TO ACT. (i.W.R. Signalman Powerless to Avert Appalling Calamity. ■mjii'i Tali .'<\m London. October \<k I' i- stated that the Ufaat Western Kail "iv ••mpaiiy -e\pres- train from Crewc to Maai, »hieh
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    THE CESAREWITCH.
    122 7 Result of Yesterday's Great Handicap. Rh in. Twniir i l..nd m, llotabac IT. I m n- "i .it '.iii f- hvmi.. ii staUi's. run 4 wiu.iik. 1. \.-Ur.lay. is a- I .llow-. M. Km i tack's Daw n I < I N. Kirkv .>ds Ti., W|,it. Kni-lit -1
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    RAINSTORMS IN SCOTLAND.
    63 7 Seven Feel of Water on Glasgow Suburban Lines. KierTKRV Tflkgkam l.ondou. October IT. l.riuutial rainstonus have over Lanark Ikulh» l> imliirli'U aud other ii Neotl.iud. i Musing iniu.li di-striK." .i i in LI- it grain aud to sheep. linilw.iv trarti i- intrrnipted by damagt I by rlx»l-
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    TROUBLES UF THE ALIEN.
    49 7 TRO UBLES UF THE ALIEN. Serious Allegations Against White Men in Sin Francisco. K>CTKK's TfeLK.iKAM l.uudoii. October lb. FmtliLi trouble has aiiseu iv Sau lrauei»cu when teu Japauexe were attacked aud ujured by drunken white- at a lanudry. on Monday eveuiu»;l',.li<v wer.calle.l in .iud .|iiieki> H>\* r>ed lli. lioUr-
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    BRITAIN S GREATEST CURSE.
    50 7 Proposed Bill to Cope Successfully with Drink Question. Itmrmi's Tujk.Uvm. l»lldoil. ii. i..1» r 10. >h 1-loydl.e.irtfc. sjK-ikmi-at Mauelie-iter. k^i.l Uh ••oveiuiu>nt i i-.nit UieoueeiitraU tin ii iiK-rgk*. iv i 1 1 on a great bill aimed •t iX(i-«i\i dri lUiii^. bnl sH'i'jJiianiiud tlu- >• .inn!.-
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    REGALLA RUBBER COMPANY.
    325 7 Satisfactory Annual Report of the Directors. Tlie first annual general meeting of the liogalla Rubber Company Limited, was held at (iresham House on Tuesday the l.'ith inxt., at noon. Mr. A. l>. Allan, Chairman of Directors, in proposing the adoption of the accounts. dealt with the development
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    COLONIAL BUDGET.
    152 7 Suggestion Kc}>ar(lin}< the Alleged jnconsistancy. «th*a«-r.i.,,i,t,. linusl* i Iri.iiy that tin v Ol i Jong I'a'.Ni. are not inolodul liui -i :i -i. uf the Colony, Uk Piaaag daseltc A. i v ,...,H,d iea-oa JobJieve tip. teoeiut* from TaujoDg Pagat l«av« not bueti luclu.tod iv lln K-iim-.l's Ihv.ui-'
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    PENANG VOLUNTEERS IN CAMP.
    209 7 The Crown \gents' Pyrotechnical Display. r«,.itv iwu Muwawn ..1 lli rVtMBg v.limi IVirya s| V ,,t v,,. Jaya un.lei .'i\.,~ la-t «iek 1 in). I".. mm. ill tin v-liitit. ■.s 1,-, wen ii. 1: iacam(i at MS on Saturday, three rockets wore fired Lloadi -lie pVi'i.'ii'i!
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    MALAY SETTLEMENTS.
    192 7 Commendable Project to Foster the Industries of Malaya. Km Heul pio>;iess is Kiny made witli tile Malaj Settleiueut iv hnal;i l.'im|>'ir. on a -it. tit apart by Ih(KMM*L ImnMbi an not to alieuatt- tl. if lioldiuys ou .my .ie. lut wiiaUAir. aii'l eirUin rules ami re^niatiou> dre i:iiil
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    Accident to the kistna.
    73 7 lln '%tl-unlav aturiioon. wlmii the sUam.i' KMatwasloaviuKHweUt-nhaiu •'•uahg. tin' uwtfing hawiwr and rupc. which hail Ik.v ca-i <•». fouled tin profiler. The uuehor «.■■> .hopped, ami Captain (l»vn. of t lie local pilot service, wan sent for to moor tin' vi-ssi I S.nue Malay divers arrived
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    ANTI-MILITARISM IN PARIS.
    37 7 >J. 11-l.': I KLkiMUM i London Octobc;- 1?. luc |*iL*.v .it P*rik j»v^ effected tL> i.-ivrf rf .o j*»cu. wjio jmt tb«ir c w*t^/ti t. *Efc iniliWW. scinif? tf i- t c.uacrn-t te desert
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    Synthetic Rubber Company.
    47 7 A *pt< Jul La.: don tolrgr*ui (o tiie Time* of I Malaya .ju October 12 t.Utcs that the Stuck fc.xcli4Ug< itifluoncf w»j *ti!l -Inuring' Rubber Sbtn-s and tajjlucg up bynthwic j Scbbw pobablv with ritVtOPUeag shaikh in urtiocUJ robber ca»rr ■ny latter on. I
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    Philippines Assembly.
    83 7 FILIPINOS AT PRESENT UNFIT FOR SELF-GOVERNMENT. American Secretary for War Arrives in Manila. [RaoTßß'a Tiuobam] London, October 17. Mr. W. H. Taft, the Secretary for War, for the I "nited States, in opening tho Philippines Assembly, at Manila, declared that ho did not believe the Filipinos would be
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    BISHOP OF LONDON.
    58 7 Preaches from a Soap Box in New York. I I«KUTKR's TaLROBAM I l-oudon. Ooaeher IT. The Hishop of Londou. the Itcv. Or. Ingram, has rcichinl Xew York, and created a „Mi-ition. on Tuesday, by .stauding on a soap hex, iv Wall Street, and prciiehiiie, tv aa enormous
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    HEALTH OF SINGAPORE.
    234 7 Weekly Report of tbe Registrar of Deaths. The weekly nuuuof morti.luv iv sinyapore, p.p:;i..! by He l». l\. .M.'nowell. t!ie UuHMtrui fit Ilirthi aud I'.i'.li-. shes a deorei 11 Jl in the ir.nnher ut dcu'.iis in I th.j week cud. 1 Ootiheß 1:'. is iij.i ,-d wi'Ji
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    The Hole in the Wall.
    131 7 11.. .Ul.ue. iii the hole in ih. wall lohtiery v.i-i «a- In aid. y. -teiday afternoon, before the Heocfa Court. tfr.Oaoal apiN-Hnil for ihe pro-Tiniion and Mr. Km Hit tot the defelue. I'he ae\.UM 1. l.iiu l.ye Tliiam. denied that In had .mi Uinwgh t'l"
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    king and Brave Diver.
    189 7 It is announced iv the Loudou lia/ette tiiut the King has couferied the Albert medal it|>oii I' rank Hughes, a diver, for gallantry iv Mviagttta at aflooiled mini ut Kouuievaie. Western Australia. Whi.u t lie mine was inundated ou March 111 last, all the miners escaped
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    Ipoh's Bridges.
    163 7 Ipoh 's Bridges. The ...pull'.-. l> til. <;,.[h.ii < Uuudiliugh Lew ritrn i liii-l^c a., ne.iriug completion m« the Times of Malaya. The work of tefatOMM tlu old timber itli steel girders was mpidly exi-c-ut'-d by Messrs. Howuith KoUm ML, while the H.W.I), hive cum pli'Li ii Mm mmU niile
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    Sipiau Tin Co., Ltd.
    20 7 lii output i-r the month of September from the Sipau Tin Mines, Ltd., is Fela. MM.
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    The Labuan Labyrinth.
    1058 7 DANGEROUS NAVIGATION OFF THE COAST OF BORNEO. Position of the Lethargic Straits Government. A few days ago attention was oalled, editorially, to the extremely antiquated conditions which obtain in things marine at Labnan, and of several matters upon which Government had been appealed to in vain. At
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    TIN MARKET IN CORNWALL.
    484 7 Indnstry's Great Revival in the Duchy. It is refreshing to a West of Kugland man who is hard at wnrk, uuder a blaziug sun, in a tin mine in the F.M.S., to think ol Home. Especially so, perhaps, if he has received his training in Cornwall,
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT.
    199 7 Chinese Chop make a Reasonable Offer. Mr. .Insliei fislier. to-day, held a half. day session of ihe ltaukruptcy t.'ourt. Th" b:iiiKrupls were I'hinese. Indians uud Arabs A number of applications tot reeciviuy orders »i re postponed, for various reas.ius. (.'hop Ijoii-; ftimu who«c liabilities amount to >7I.IKN> and
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    THE TORTURES IN SUMATRA.
    127 7 Report that Similar Cruelties are not Unusual. i The torture ease in Sumatiii witliiu tho pi-isdictioD of the Ilesident of Khio, particulars of which we gave ou the authority of a Itatavia journal, tin Nieuws van deu I' iy. is likely to result iv turtlier developments.
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    The Tamil Labour Bill.
    219 7 Hifimlil In Ifcw additional iiueslious Mr. l a. UHllciahanh will mk at the meeting of the Legislative Coiiucil tt> morrow, with ref. ■>•- east to th<' operation of tlii' Tamil l^ihom Kund ISill. tin; I'immg tlMfttTl slittes that there is, in Siiigiigori very litt.l<- disposition ami
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    GUNPOWDER RAVAGES.
    208 7 FEARFUL DETAILS OF AMERICAN EXPLOSION. Heavy List of Casualties. NEARLY SEVEN HUNDRED DEAD, DYING AND INJURED. Huge Acreage Uid Waste in America. I Hmctrr's TbuobaM.| London, Ootober IH. Tho explosion at the Fonlanot powder works, in Indiana. America, wrecked every building within a radius of half a mile.
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    FRENCH AT CASABLANCA.
    125 7 Mixed Commission Appointed to Fix Bombardment Claims |Dk Ostahiatiscdr Lloto Tklkoram Berlin, Ootober 1«. M. Cambon, the French Ambassador at Berlin, has handed over to Herr you Tschirs chky, the Foreign Minister, proposals for the appointment of a mixed commission to fix the amounts due ou bombardment
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    AUSTRIA EMPEROR'S ILLNESS.
    43 7 [Dm Ostasiatichb Lloyd Teligkam; Berliu, October 16. The Knipoi in of Austria suffers from in tliienza. Than is uothiu.; the matter with his heart. Kki.ikbs Telbukaml London, October 17. The health of the Emperor Francis JoHcph shown a distinct improvement.
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    RUSSIAN FOREIGN MINISTER.
    50 7 [Dbb Ostasiatischr Lloyd Telegram', Berlin, October 16. M. Iswolsky, the Kuosian Foreign Minister, is at Paris. jKkutkk'.s Tklkubam, l.oudou. October 11. M. Iswolsky, the Kussiau Ministur for Foreign Affairs, has arrived in Pur in. whet* he contemplates reniaiuiug for t<n Mtya. prior to returniug to St. Pelurburg.
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    PERSIAN TROUBLES.
    48 7 IRbotkk's Telegram' London, October 17. News has been received from Crouia that the Turku have occupied I'shnuyo, in Azerbijan, the uort-wost province of Persia, and are marching to Dilmau, a town of Northern Persia, 75 miles from Tabriz, whoro they, apparently, intend to pass tho winter.
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    GERMAN AMBASSADOR TRANSFERRED.
    25 7 I>ki: OsTA3MT]si:HK LI.oYD Tk.LK.UKAM Kcrliu, Oi.'tobvr lit. Viubav-ailor Sehlo/er, the (iei'iniiu MpM ntativci at the Habile, has Ixm;ii trunsfi rrod lo Munich.
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    NEW LEVIATHAN FOR BRITISH NAVY.
    30 7 Ukiitkh's Tklk.oha* London, October It). H.M.S. Superb, the latest warship of the Dreadnought type, will be launched from the Klswick slipways on April T next.
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    OBITUARY.
    11 7 London, Ogt.U* 1?. Tho death is aoaitroco'l 'A Ci-Vin* dtcenhubcr.
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    Cricket Retrospect.
    959 8 REMIW Of ENGLISH COUNTY TEAMS. Remarkable Distinction of Notts. |FIM Oi (Ins OmhnM R.| 1, 01id. .n. September IS. On Hi, whol, I tliinU tliit \i,tts iMH lif iliHtinction tiny have attained. Tlicy li ivc had luck, of course, but thon no mi\ t< Ml Ml >tt siociivctl
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL.
    599 8 S.C.C. 11 Team Beat Telegraph Company. 'Iho S.C.C. Uugby Wilson opened last cvuuiug with a mati li Ik t\< mi tin- Clubs 1! U'Rin and an eleven MMMthi llle Eastern Extension Telegraph Company. The trains •.vcre as follow s S. C. C:- E. \V. 11. GanMMMt, lull back:
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    SINGAPORE RACES.
    65 8 Siratchings for To*day's Lunts on the Course. 1 iin. loilj.viui: are the ■cratckiagH for to- 1 Th' in.-i i.\ i.uiniN ir. vi. /.luilur. "riou. Till 11: .1' SIIKI Beta Uaaoaa. mm Joaeabiai Hi mat \k-,- KMaae. Tim L'l I I Cl •>'■■! iii nl. IJwi lolmfcij. l*iiau Ucorge.
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    Hoaxing Steamship Officials in Hongkong.
    137 8 lln. uMm! Jay ;i Inkou^ m nqawMi Ikmmm cciti-iiKut on tlic ««Ur truut at Hou-luiii;. lit :;;u. tliu uUnu tliut v lir< had Itohea pat ou Urn Cataariaa A(n;ar, aud tin, llacbeai t'uit.- Autiiuritits at uau aei'U .i the unit iv chaise ol the iuc
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    Describing Passengers.
    108 8 An ordur, which was passed by Congress in February and which came iufco effect in the I'hilippine Island* on October, rcquiret that the commanding officer of every votee UINBR passengers out of the Philippine*, shall 6k-, bcf'.rt departure, with the Collectur ol Custom*, a nwnk-t'. liM of all
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      40 8 Sunday's Launch. The Argo will lt-ave Joliuslou Tier tor the Swimming Club liuu^a'o.v on Sunday next.at!*. 10, ami 11 a.m., 2.30 and M 0 p.*)., ami will return at MO p.m. rik! 10.:!0 a.m.. 12 I~>. I ami "> p.m.
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      Association Football.
      477 8 Habitual Foul Play. AViiting on the question <>[ habitual foul play iv League football, Mr. C B. Fry states 1 ivotiM Tike to see a black-list of known habitual offenders kept by the K.A., compiled on confidential reports from referees and 1 would like the Football Association, when
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      The Turf.
      543 8 Points on Starting Race*. Australian ndag mcv arc nut much KMcoined with Knglish criticisms on the start-lag-gate, because no waiter what the niywilinn I of otlici cmUh may bo. tlie gate lias hnii nmimmllj adopted in Imlullt It is ditlioilt for Mi Australian, rcinaiks the .\h~tral.isian. to linili
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      Rifle Shooting.
      73 8 Protection Against Intruders. It may interest Singapore ludics _to know that according to Woman, a ladies' shooting club has been formed, the chief aim of which is to familiarise its members with shooting weapons, so as to protect themselves agaiust burglars. This is, indeed, a veiy good reason
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      Golf.
      83 8 Sepoy Lines Uolf Club. The Ladies October Medal pla>td for on Monday, the following being the scores Mrs. S. It. Kobinsou ts— •-*> Mrs. C. F. Green 52—5 =47 Miss W. K. Gentle ".9—lo-41) Mrs. W, G. Bell, Miss Smith, and Miss Tarbat also played but returned no cards:
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      Interport Shooting.
      90 8 In tho iuterport shoot between fthauyhai. Hongkong. Singaiwe. aud l'enang. Tenant! scored B!J7. The chief scorers were I'te. V. Wngh. Malay States Guides. M; ni:d Captaia Allan. Volunteers. 01. At the 900 yaws' WBKO On lUbt iraa goodi at the .Wi yards there was a bright glare ou
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      Gambling Among Nyonyas.
      533 8 to the l.ditui- of the str.iits Times. Singapore, October 15^1007. Sir. Ti.c Mthjoct of (•■ui.UiuK amoag tha SroajM imiiiiii to have toaohed tender ihoiJ. It l'ii^ called forth not only wellwrittin letters, but it has miaiTir' a Portia Cram liev peacefol hoiwttiid to ikfend her sex. Oue
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      158 8 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. MINE MANAGER WANTED. AffMeatiatH ni\it<.d loc tho bosUmmi Muna^crol the Seuipini Tiu Mim--, Liiuitud. Only thoiou-lily :i i ripamaisi iikii, !uii ld apply. aaw) ransikiij. twg stferieaeol Minan I mis tauU for somo propcrtv. All applications (with testimonials, >Vo to be addressed to:— A. G. Kent Johnston, M.
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      259 8 1L "Walk Over" fflKV^>v "Walk Over^Shoes^: Walk C WJSSSver J Vahw loc the Motiey. One Price Per Pair. Only OP /^K 4SSJ^S So]e Agents. Money Makes Money. so will vor. IF -STOTJ JBJJIT Rathe Freres' CINEMATOGRAPH FILMS. Tin- moot perfect machine <m the market. The clearest, smartest ami best film*
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      31 8 > FURNISHED HOUSE TO BE LET. Iv Tnuglin, ten minutty from town. IaWM beJ'OoiOß, verandah, IsWiM «ud d.iiin;rooms, etc. Itums and t-tabl»ij.«. Uc'»ltli\ loc^ty. licmsuo. A W ,iy to Yxr, t </ober»n,
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    COMMERCIAL.
    252 9 *im.uori, (Ktobis 18, 1907. PRODUCE. .'kuibiir buyers 7.4 iS <I'> ,Cub.- X<>. 1 1 i!ii;,i,-l;od 10.40 r» Bali H. 70 do Poatiannk h2O Pefpe'. Black 15.00 a» whH«6% ao.no *MP» Flour Sarawak B.IBJ ♦> Brunei No. 1 3 001 P*arlB*p> 4.70* Coffee Bali, 18% 22.00 '•offec, Palembani;. '20" ».»-i«
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      MINING.
      336 9 Ma of forma- Cbptttl Job I BalMaritaa I Hmnb« BkMW Yataa op»o 180* IMT i tHO.QOQ 1400,000 •m,OM 90 000 njm 7.«XH»ln»| UO,OOO fio 10 10 10 IMI 1903 J mmjm 10 M 1 10 1 190.1 1907 j i £80,000 >iOO,OOO 00,000 •376,000 w,«we 37,4000 '^""•joo i M<
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      RUBBER.
      407 9 1905 £160,000 i £HB.«ia f 46.800 I 1 N.SOO 1 ■!>>■'» anl~»ri 10,800 10 7.000 1 1 > ll.noo M 1 ■MM nniuu«d 61.000 1 1.000 mnfm a«! it.WM •10 I UN nnixmud I 6.000 1 6.000 1 sii.nnn 1 i I 181,454 1 II 195.M8 4 1 aniuuad
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      GENERAL.
      209 9 189« «.S77.10.0| £4,905 7,588 1 ?/6 1H96 tns.000 9MS.000 4,500 E I Mil *1<VOOO.OOO 110.000.000 M),(iOO 1125 1905 »2,400.000 I M.-O0.OO0 1 2' 0 1( I O.OuO $100 1886 «1,000,000 •1,000.000 «O? '90' M4.000 M4.000 S,'4O0 I 10 !8» »87S.OOO ».75.0O0 WJ» ■iWi «600.000 $240,000 *t',000 $10 !S»1 $M.0OO
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      177 9 3 Days More Only. OTT'S CIRCUS. t umow nkw i.\ KRYTHIMQ \>xv TONIGHT! TO-NIGHT H Sp r cial Programme ft* IH> K>. y Whk. I ImW 'v Libirty. Trained aiirt Pr.-nt.Hl tiy Mr. E. < >TT. 1 vi < OMHVCLM vsQiKlfADt BALI.. He who o>>uieh tv wx it is nun
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      21 9 I RILEY, HARGREAVES CoiltJ I Civil Engineers. Mo. 8 BATTERY ROAD. TELEPHONE Mo. 362. General Construction Work ESTIMATES AND PIAHS SUBMITTED.
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      278 9 Kuhn and Komor, The LEADING ART k CURIO DEALERS. Have reopened at the Grand Hotel de l'Europo Buildings with a very choi.- +Otk ot CARVED FURNITURE. BILKB. CUNBOHNEB. BRONZEB. ETC. !OT A call is respectfully solicited. K.AJ. Chotirmall Co. Jewellers and Silk Merc6ants. Nos. 51 A 52, High Street. Have
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    MOUNTAIN OF SILVER.
    488 10 American Makes Find in China hat Cannot Dig. The lollowiii" is ,U]ifie.\ from the Oakland <lU> \a4k> r. San Kram-isoti. -After watehiu^ uatientlya silver mountain fur "ill years, unable all that tin.. T.i sti<.-k a pii-k into it. for fear of »itiiisinK the predatory instincts of t'hina's
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    French Impressions of the U. S.
    422 10 M. I <iul IKiuiik i M inly cati his inipit.-- ■ioa* the rnited Stataa t.> a contributor to •1.. .i.inial.' He opened his remarks by the .•!>- n.iti.i :i tint Mm ioiiiiilatiou of the < -ie In-titute i- typical i>f much tiiat is unit:
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    An Offering to the God of Fire.
    42 10 1 >»hi.L witi, K ,vat w' *Wi umixtal rapidity »j l«l al 111 llMfcl to fain Hmmm, h. „i ■< i..! i.an.l .1 MMM» ...I. Un- r-» ...i log '•< I i--t.u.,i Umlmm ■••i-i-i JmH time. '•>' >i"''""N»-
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      25 10 WUOTNUiIICTABADCOLfi. aki .1 mm t.h, >.v,- lt^ IM rs y 'UUuiili, «'!iaiill»liA|ll 1 •-;»•<•"• ..i.i Z '.iV.>..i!'" .i 1 1 r ki >itliu mi m^mKAC you
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      483 10 COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED FIBS, MARBjE, ACCIDENT, OUAMNTEE. Funds Exosed £11,000,000. W. A. BIMB, d II7S Manager, Eastern Brasob. LANCASHIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. M HMD n THE ROYAL INBURAHCE CO., FIRK LIFE. INVESTED FUNDS £11,500.000 POWELL Co.,—Atmu. LONDON AND LANCASHIRE FIBE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital tt.«80.000 Paid op Capital 08,000
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      529 10 BAWKIHe COJPMIIEB. HONGKONG Ml WfllfiMM BANKING CORPORATION. paid- op capital iio.ooo.ooe RESERVE FUND Btsrlmg Reserve »10.000,0001 UMn| Hhrerßeserve H 1 ,000,000 f ■».«>•.»»» Bmrre Liability of Proprietor •10,000,000 COUKT OP DIRECTORS. O. H. Medhorat, Esq.— Chairman. Hon. Mr. Henry Keswick.— Depoty Oastnaia A.Faone.E^. A. J.TJaymond. Esq. B.Ooetz.Eeq. E. Bheffim, Eeq.
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      566 10 BAHKIM6 COMPMIEB, CHARTERED MNK OF MOM. AUSTRALIA AMD CHINA. INCORPORATED BT ROTAL CHARTER. Capital 000.000 Ressrre Liability of Proprietor. Beaerve Food £1.078,000 P BANKERS. Bank oi England. National Bank of Scotland. London City A Midland But, SINGAPORE BRANCH. Current Accounts an opened and interest allowed at 1 par oant. per
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      584 10 B*llB by mem or TEAK HOUBEHOLD FURNITURE, Ac, At "The Cot," Cavenagh Bond, On Friday, October 18, 1907, at 4 p.m. Comprising «-~i.~~» Teak Uphotaterep Drawing Boom Suite, Curved Teak Drawing Boom Cabinet, Teak Occasional Tables and Teapoys. Polished Almeitaha, Polished Dressing Table* fitted swing mirrors, Iron Bedsteads, Batten Furniture,
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      601 10 SALES BY AUCTION. AUCTION SALE or HAMDBOME JAPANESE PORCELAIN, Ac. At The Hart," Not. 4 Baffle Place, On Monday, October 21, 1907, xi 10.30 a.m. Comprising Porcelain Coffee Service*. Bowlx. Trays, Chocolate Cape, Sugar Bowls. Crt&m Jugs and Assorted Plate Ware, Ac, 4c. Ac. (For account of concerned). H. L.
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      354 11 JUST ARRIVED 12-14 H.P. ARGYLL CARS Four Cylinders, Five Seaters. PARTICULARS ON APPLICATION. SCOTTISH RELIABILITY TRIMS. In tin ]'.*O7 'JYiHl*. ieaeribtd '>> the -Motor" as< i»robsibly Urn .stitl.'.vl teat <>f etMbtntMe ev«'i ajaiaajaM by Mm Modern Motor Oat tha 12-141 H.P. ARGYLL S, or. ,1 s<K> in«rks for Holiahilitv and
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      44 11 BUCHANAN'S WHISKIES. tn nut *n «zpehinent. They have been tt. favourite bU.uU at home for many yetra and ut rapidly B».mug .imilar popuUntj in tK i :..lonu-s. No expcnK- U »pared in keeping botb RED SEAL" AND "BLACK AND WHITE" i.[ to the m»r...
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      254 11 Local Motor Car Agencies. ARROL-JOHNSTON I Motor Cars II Motor Lorries. CENTRAL ENGINE WORKS, Agents. WE HAVE BEEN APPOINTED SOLE AGENTS FOR STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, NETHERLANDS INDIES. FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND SIAM, FOR THE FAMOUS MOTOR CAR WORKS OF PAKHARD LEVASSOR Si CO. Catalogues Trice Lists, Heferencee, etc., on application. M
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      70 11 Tlje HUMBERS 3 Again WON THE HEAVY TOURING CM RACE. See accountH in the Home Papers. -o AGENTS: Borneo Company, Ltd. IQM PILSENE^ BEER KEY 3*AHO iMfOKTbo ,-%CB l«7. HE'.VACE Of" IMITATIONS. hat (JnaiH vitkiiiil Hi ore two Laheli. BEHN MEYER A Co. Ltd mwfn.o. Sola i™«««»»*r» 9 .^pft BaY
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      517 12 Scale of Charges. VHLPAID AI'VERTIBEMENTB.-Mtooel-tanp->ni. Want* o! Every Daaariptioa, Honses, Laa.l -to t- let arv inserted at the following •Btw '3f kaaM 1.10 per iach. Two 1.00 Tbrec 1.80 Ml 5.M Him 8.40 7 volw 7.10 Twenty -five 10.00 Mafk rl-iqwn; month 99 per inch.) I a I above rate
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      509 12 ARTICLES FOR SALE. bni:-P«rUM^«M«t« '•esrtteM, |M( ■r ths task, aw Seats st Ct win TURNOUT FOR SALE. A Hail Phaeton in good order, a pair of Australian hones, and double harness; a handsome turnout. 1 1995 Apply to W. C. NIBLETT. MM RUBBER BEEO FOR BALE Orders now being booked
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      586 12 TO BE LET OR SOLD. B»tbs:- tsu LI.M, pas st t— t—iiHt— at.iw By tfcstaeh, m* deals st Caws**. TO BE LET. Dry and airy Oodowne in Cecil Street. Apply, B. Manaoeh and Co. C.305* TO LET. No. 4, Prince Street. Apply, PAXER>ON. SIMONS A CO., La.. CBO5l TO BE
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      633 12 TO BE LET OR SOLD. BiTU:-Fmn- Llsm, on. or two Isssrtlnas. Bt Iks lack, sss Seals si Ckaißss. HOUSE TO BE LET. FUMHBHEO. Villa Marina, Tanjong Katong, from October 1, 1907. Apply to r IM7 STEPHENS. PAUL 4 CO. OFICE TO LET. No. 90, Stamford Road, ground and first floor
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      622 12 ALLSOPPS LAGER BEER f INDIA PALE ALE AND STOUT. OBTAINABLE FROM ALL DEAI.KIiS. SYME A Co., Sole Agents UNITED ASBESTOS ORIENTAL AGENCY, LIMITED. An Unbroken Record I For the 21st YEAR in sucvc*s-on the Lords ol the Admiralty bare awarded Important Contract-, to tht Untied Asbestos Company Limited. The Total
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      355 12 MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Notiro i« lii'K-by givou that thf li-t cuntainiug tlic anuual valuation ot, sud tht amount of aaasaaßM&t to bt- livied, for Ihi year 1907. on IhuiU resciTfd foi building purpow- as dt-fiiifd by thf Claris- Anmia; Valiu- in !St«tion Bof tlu Xuatoipal Ordinaiict. XV. ot \*W. at vmM
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