The Straits Times, 4 December 1907

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    13 1 The Straits Times. NO. 22.514. SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 4. 1907. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      114 1 fll THE WORLDf TOWNED CAhS. gi^T WARNING: All the Cars built by mLr i A. Clement bear this Trade Mark. ONE 12-16 H.P.. 4 CYLINDERS IN STOCK: TWO 10 H. P.. 2 CYLINDERS. iji C. DUPIRE &Go W^ SOI E AGENTS. KATZ BROS., Ltd. Great Clearance SALE I NOW ON.
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      242 1 ROBINSON and COMPANY. TOY BAZAAR NOW OPEN DULLS. DOLLS' HOUSES, jj£. BWING ROCKING HORSEB, DOLLs PEBAMBULATOBS, CINEMATOGRAPHS DOLL> OOOKDiG SToVKs. CLOCK-WORK RAILWAY-. DOLLS' lOILET BETB, MODEL STEAM ENGDi TLA BETS, PARLOUR GAMES SOLDTEFS, CRICKET SETS, LE DLVBLE. TOOL CHESTS, ETC., ETC TOM SMITH'S XMAS CRACKERS, ALSO XMAS PRESENTS IN GREAT
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      69 1 CALEDONIAN HOTEL 77, Brass Basah Road, SingaporeTbe Brightest and HealthioHt Resort in tbe City. Hotel Porter in uniform mouts all iT.s and Trains. HOTEL Ww Dr RUPERT. Garoet, Java. FIRST-CLASS HOTEL. ENGLISH FRENCH, DUTCH AND GERMAN SPOKEN. 136-"> Choice Fresh Flowers. Wedding and Ball Bouquet*, Wreaths, Croues and Floral Designs.
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      239 1 GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. 1 Tiler- u.l! 1,0 reCiueJ at :li OOtVOHIAti SKCKF.TAKV'S Mm, up to U'Wii pi I> oember is, IHO7. for Urn bßawing worki I (a>. C'onstnu-tion >f a «o;i »;ill ,n troal Fumigator Bean, wi St. loha'i Uaad. (I)). Supph of 2 Kranile metal an.l I chipping n r:;iii;i
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    FEMININE NOTES.
    958 2 EXTREMES MEET IN ||\TS \\n CHARACTERS. 11l a lni'liiiil ontcinporai\ interest;^ aotiee of a n which i* devoted t.p kba ■object of the i M «n index of character, say- r i I'ictorial. It tp|Har. that till- aD^lc atwfaii wears his heady, ar. M well may be rcyard.d
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      343 2 There are no EXORBITANT PROFITS FOR ANYBODY ON Buchanan's Whiskies. THE PUBLIC GET THE FULL BENEFIT of the high qualities of "RED SEAL"; and "BLACK and WHITE" at the lowest possible prices. Red Seal retails at 9.50 per case. Black and White" retails at 12.50 OF ALL DEALERS, Wholesale from
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      382 2 hThYhW By Special Aw#> Purveyor. —HHHHV HV Warrant JaSffeT^ HM The Kinß B 0 BB Celebrated Oilmen's Stores Jurl PICKLES. SOUPS. JAMS, JELLIES, I£\ POTTED MEATS, MALT VINEGAR. H H I Agent, for LEA PERRIN'S WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE JU Crosse Blackwcll, Ltd. YAMATO Co., 41, High Street, HAVE JUBT UNPACKED A
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      271 2 B> Koyal '^.ik.'O till M«|e«lv W*rr.n« to Th« King BOVRIL is an excellent lowc, bractof the svst.-m when erer thin eta fails. la niiiaty diaaaan the 1.- rea ew from u-inn Gonosan. Takes hrtf rally .t i, li« n pain. ekeckm Ifca diM-han;. aad ignL la-tiny <ur.-. It Mt disturb
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      60 2 CAUGHT COULD WHILE HUNTING A BURGLAR. Mr. \\m. Tiios. Laaorgsa, provincial C'onstaMr stChiplw. < •iitjui.. < laaada, s»j "I canj.|it ismn eotd whila hantiag |> U > :4l;ir in Urn lurcst swamp la>t fall. Heanoffoi I'lianilii'i lain's Coagh Konutlv. 1 kried it, si (I siter ii-iny two ru .iii bottles,
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    SICKNESS AND CROCODILES.
    450 3 The Details of Professor Koch's Investigations. A special oorreMMMdrat of tl 1( Berlin 1...K;i1;ii./i iu« t baa Imil a conversation witti IVofcHHof Koch, on hoinl tin- I'rin/ Rroent d rontv from Kast Africa. The IWesaor, who is in the host of health. told the interviewer, that be
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    MARIE I.LOVD AND ASTROLOGER.
    190 3 Hundreds Claimed For Beauty Treatment. In 1 .in mil .1 th paper* Cl.aj the a«troli uer, vn, who claim* the »urn of IDUOfoi .n vac. Si h |"i ten y( ai Marii I.!. 'yds rerei ,n .it the gi.i Dto tin Sew Vnrk repreai »t Mirror
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    An Official Black Book.
    114 3 „.l Elevenue, BengaL are wi- rmioi .1 to ha»« ;>n immacnlate their latest institution, a a', nlated either to drive one resignation, or to testify to terol thi man wboae not Bgure thi n in book i« kept lor tli<- entry of i ,mi L i
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    43 3 nurioua romoai is afloat as t<> kbedfcu i 1., ill.- Xiilli Hecundna. It is said to baM i. -n an attempt at mkade. Hearinß that uvementa bad been iiunaaann by Dtal rivaln our airship nddenly ...I that n c-i.uld Ik- Meoad t.. aone.
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      60 3 Hi. ilonbte an- traitors an.l make us I oft might win. l<y f.-aiiiiK i-. n,|.t Oon't let your doubts canse j/co tiu amn 1 Cordial ol in<l Lavet for aniitiin day if yon aw in Wit 1- a tonic ..f sterlinfi ewsellenoe tored tin bloom <>f beaHh t" on1.1 UioUHandH.
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      1163 3 KiiL3|Sav v> N^^--^Tadbury's cocoa I V the ea beverage because it it rich in I >^ •irength-impju'ting ettentiali and therefore I \s promote* physical endurance and hardihood. I PUREST. BEST. MOST ECONOMICAL Kame Go., -=23, HIGH STREET, HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM JAPAN: XMAS ANDREW YEAH CARDS. CALENDARS, and a large
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      297 3 J. MOTION GO. Watchmakers. Jewellers. Opticians. HIPAIRB PROMPTLY ETCCUTIB The HEWFRENCHREMED* rhixu. fe.J.il and highly |i..pul»r r*m*dv i n BM .■nnt.tlfrlUl H.«|MU|« l.y Kl. "rd. K.«t.ri JuO rt. Vrlprai nil Him, urtismlfr- M~lM 1M mithi ii •n..1-. H of ti.f kir.d. an.l r>. ijH UMMttt THERAPjON Np.l it wh« li
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    OUTRAGE ON A LINER
    242 4 Story of a Fierce Attack on a Lady Passenger. 'I -•my mi an extraordinary anair on n ruan lin< c KronnriucMiß i !ii in i. lated by tire I'.ui- Matin. Vinonß the Brat-das* passenger* during K laxi liom< ward royag; fa m M. and Mil. Bazaine,
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    Story from the Condemned Cell.
    60 4 ra told Evr Sew Bi niuK •I ild. no lyiugnndi i S.A.. 1 rilei of i 1 eloped i received, Menl that hl.-ih 1.i tli, who is a iua«i». reprieve. The ted I ii uhe llrM kiiL^. hi r. *h« i-a— .ki- l-i.-M 1«. l1
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    LIST OF PASSENGERS.
    429 4 Passengers Outward. bi cttag Col ini> i, from Nov. 8. dub D Mr. A. E. T. il llard, Mr. aad Mr.. E. Smith, Mrs. G. Oanaloßer, Mr. W. :n-. Mi T, I.lack. M:. R. Scott, Mr. and Mm. I-'. K. Jaeow Mr. an 1 M i. I
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    Woodlands and the Rainfall.
    31 4 i i try Lift thai this 1■ t Ebci Nwalde. ouclutiion that, illen, i: Nor ice the At l.l at -it. tin uscivatione to uiwet the Uieoi
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    VESSELS EXPECTED,
    537 4 Sum,, port, prcioWi <l of arrival ami iiai/ir m Agfitts. STKAMKI.S Ailnllc. China. IV l»; Mao Airlie, Sydney, Dee -M I- Alcinons, China, !>■ I fansfleld Arcadia. Col bo, ;P. *0 Aynthia. Banakik. i> Borneo Co; A. Apcar Hoajft >nu I i Mi.hio. Bate i i IS: II
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    Startling Figures About Hongkong.
    88 4 Tin Rheaufa WeatphaUan pulijishi rood remark ibti my hou (i, rman trail, i- adj directions, in the Fai East. This i~ itated to be ]>arl Hongkong, where 170 loading position* are held by < the ten directors ..t tin- 11. agku shanghai Banking Corporation, in. presidim^
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    Phil May's Generosity.
    92 4 Sic I' rank Burnaml in lecturing bnrgh, toM a nton I I'hil May. <tnc niylit. .May mentioned that he was v yoin^' to nil usual eluh. a- In owed i I 4ML It tnnn (I out that the man, artist, had aaked bimlora loaaol £50, b I
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      14 4 *\Y IN 1: «>• MssJ l'i,rK»t,ve recom muted i,v v,, by* nrffotj anSE-SI, e»™ v
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      705 4 STEAMER SAILINGS, STEAM NAVIGATION CO. For Chinji. Japan. Penang:. Ceylon. Australia, India. Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London 'ibrcngh Bills .-.f Lading issued Im Calm Cosst, Pereiao Onlf, OuaMaintll, sad A men Prrts. =;csrners will have BiaasfOM ou or at>; MAIL LINE. OutirirJ I'Vr oMna). 1!) s DtJM Dec
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      1179 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. HANDEL AND SGHEEPVAART MY. BANDJER. r>ANR.ILRMASIN. Tbe BteamerK of tbie company maintain a regnlar service between: Singapore, Bawcan. Boarabnya, Bandjermasin, Pnln Lsnt. Balik Papan, Koetei, with transhipment at Bandjermasin for Sampit, i Mandawsi, Koemp:, Kotta Warinpin, Pjelai, Marababau, Msrakaeariea. Negara and Bebirik. The steamers have Rood aocomodation for
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      816 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. N. D. L. NORODEUTSCHER LLOYD Imper.a! Germcn Ma I L.as The tart and wj.l knows m. 1 steam I f ihia Company sail fortnightly from bra n Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp. South >np too, Oibraltar, Oonoa, Naples, (conu Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria, and vice v <-*• Por Said, Suez,
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      117 4 AN ATTACK OF CROUP WARDED OFF •(•in little aM, two uiiil mie half year- I wohe up ion<>liiii(. with Use noap am faHJ nielltlv. We lia]i]H.uiil to have MUM Chamberlain's C'oui-li ldim.lv vii band Have bar two doses of it. Bbc waol slieji .iiul wuku lip next m. irniny wil
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    SHIPPING IN PORT.
    865 5 I <OK«iim b«ulin«. the followtns: akbratf <iMaa» an :r. &%Z^ss£ 'Ul. il.ili.il. Hp-uTuh i w.-wSHV t .hS) X^!'^ k; h II k«KMI H.,r1.,,ur. p. B hd! 11, w,i i.l. It 1.„„..,<1 .„„..,< H1,,, K.N. K"TI.. Whowii.. ZS2U+T" l mmm «•-'■■"'> Men-of-War, etc 11. 11. tir-t olam en
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    Clearances.
    57 5 December J Colombo Mum, lv >-tr. Taku Meteor, Rnsatr, VWUvortook Ban Lioug, I'm atr, Cotie P<>rt" (■l«nfall.*li. Brititr, Peeaafl lull Wo, Brit »tr. Kantfloit A.AjMar. Brititr, likon-. Sl.antfl.ai. .lap Unfair, Dal «tr, Patamhaofl Dnitj N.., Htr, H»uk.-"ii 4 Kauiikma Mara, .lap str. Antwerp via mta Kiatna, Brit atr, P
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    Mails to Arrive.
    114 5 1.-.. hi1 hi i:i-K..i'r -r Hi.- I. aU. oi. Delhi, ane on 11.1 1. .-.-.i.1.t i I. From China— Hv the I. A O. i.i. Devanlia, due on December 4. c (>ct Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Dec Kinijap II I 7 li It I* 21
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    Mails Close.
    86 5 Kok Pm Srr.AUPn Tim ■mmm Calcutta /v nia 11 a.m. Malacca ami l.in^'i Khtwi s'.'np 1 p.m. Muar and Malacca Jin lln t p.m. Peimnt;, K'»!u<»>. Ciil':»tU PutUU S p.m. P. Swi'tti nhuiii via |K>rt M»Uct* 3 p.m. Hal.iiii S Ikivu, etc Van liitiiiftyk 4 p.m. fimu. I-:
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    BUTCHERS' STRIKE AT BANGKOK.
    745 5 Reason Why Tuberculosis is Not Seen in Singapo r e. liau^kok i- still without its ordinary baaf supply- ulthoiiijh. according to We chierful authority l«ay» 1 1 1 Baagkol Tinas), this i<i rraliv 11 blisMiii; in *lis.iiiise. M ahstinerire from Hanykok Im» I is r, ally
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    Swift Justice.
    182 5 The Uti-st iiDvdty in tin' iraj "t" robbery, m |i'it in iiprratinii at the Manila ratt Ulii.c. i. n Niivi iiilh rl6 ImnHnaialmj Bwg>l«itn. an old offender, was tiic- inv.-nt.ir oi the bow Ity, irhiob oon■Mtedat ;i kwgthia butboo atiok, with a fust i-U-N t;nuli' of pa-ti cm
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      572 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. LTD. A r^'ulKr FORTH IOHTLT BWVttail niKiii Uunwl batawaa .Japan and Kurope by the NEW IWIN-SCKKW STEAMEKS, (Mat MaUOeatea* with the Imperial Japan Nt 0m,,r,,-,ieiit, upwially desired for the UOTpany i I.ur,.|*. au Service, lighted throughHit b> Uttri.-itv, proridad with excellent lccoinin.Hlnti. n f,ir
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      573 5 STEAMER SAILINGSOCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LDT. AND CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. CO.. LTD. The Companies atdameiv are ddapatcbed from Liverpool otitwurjn for the UtraiU, China and Japan evwry wrek, aiid from .la|>nu borneward* for London, V i -t.-r.i L n- and Antwerp every fortuitfht and f«,r Genoa, Marseilles and I.imt|h
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      434 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD. WKKKI.Y PASSEMOU SKUVICK FOR BANGKOK. The IMM of thiH Company an, ml „.l«t to It-ivti Kni|.a|»ir) iw) Kii.Lin. ».a. DELI, 1,1 0 tons Capt. .lob. Leon (in connection with tlii- Outward Uerman Mail). M. NMNTUNO, 1 .3.10 tona. Capt. IV. Muw.li. Tin- latt-r i« mam oulr-lv
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      548 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. C. P. R. Canadian Pacific Railway Company's Royal Mail Steamship Line. THT: NATIONAL. HIGHWAY TO MJKOFE VIA CHINA JAPAN, CANADA Md tbe ÜBU'ftU BTATKB. l< iiU from H.iu jk..iiu. m Shaughai, Natfanaki, (lulaad Sea of Japan;. Kobe. Yokohama. Victoria »r..l Vancouver, R.M.B. "Emfrfkh of Isdu" ilVin screw hUi«
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      55 5 WBATHBR REPORT. bMMBf CMea n-pit-ii. Burnt* l, 1907. 9 a. n. :t r. y.J i. v K};u kkh. Bar S2 Knh 29.901 29.79:! H«M Terup *''O 7!) Wet Bulb Tliei 7«.0 77.0 ?«J S UirofWind.. W -i s..utli ealrn a ght!^:: !K 3 M*». in Hun ITO 0 n Tarr
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      140 5 DAY BY uu Wednesday, December 4. H: .n Water. 10 6 p.m. IlilllfclJ SC.C -.'.id \l. v. V. Co. H.W K EvaagriMtM service. M-;iu pm. Alhambra Cinematograph Show. 7 ;su. Thursday, December 5. Hitfh Water. I4J a.m. 10-51 p.m. New Moou. Mi p.m. P A. 11 homeward mail close*. Football.
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      164 5 Singapore Tide Table. (Fbom Divkiibkh Im Dmnn 10., UIOU WATKK. LOW \VAH:K Tmif H'Klit fine HVlit hrs. mm ft iuh. br» nun ft iux. Ducembt-r 9.14 am 9.1 2.')9hiii 3 6 !lldD l io.6 pm ».n I.Mmb LI 4.49 am' 9S 3.11 am 3 8 Thomdat 8 |*****J11 10 U0.2.-.
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4.
    761 6 The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4. The summary of President Koosevelfs Message to Congress, telegraphed by our London correspondent, is interesting to tm in the Far East, since it shows us the President of the tuited States in the difficult character of Mr. KacinK-Botu-Ways. Mr. Roosevelt lias
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    37 6 The Straits Budg. t to be published in time for this week's outgoing mail will contain a full report of the St. Andrew 's Ball. The report includes a full list of hosts, guests aud organising committee.
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    9 6 In Singapore, today, tin in quoted at per picul.
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    11 6 All telegrams published iv this issue are protected by Copyright Ordinance.
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    16 6 By falling into the hold of the steamer Hong Bee. yesterday, a Chinaman met his death.
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    16 6 For the first time in the history of Shanghai a jury of twelve men was empanelled.
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    23 6 There will be a bogey competition on the 7th and Bth iustaut, at the KeppclOolf Club, for a prize presented by the Club.
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    22 6 They concluded the trial of the Sikh iv Shanghai for the murder of his wife on board the Shaoshiug. Accused was acquitted.
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    17 6 Colombo's Municipal Budget for I'JOH makes provision for rupees 1,704,fi.Vl in revenue, and rupees 1..V>9,087 in expenditure.
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    25 6 The charge of criminal breach ot trust against the Malay captain of the steam forry Singapore, belonging to the Singaporc-Kranji Kail way, was withdrawn, yesterday.
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    41 6 In our issue of November '28, we published a paragraph regarding a death at the Lunatic Asylum, in which the word manucled was used instead of maniacal. We regret the error which was due to a misreading of tl,._ Coroner's report.
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    46 6 Burma has displaced Belgium and Holland in supplying the Straits market with candles. Out of tue total trade daring the year, 165.000 dollars, no lees than 115,000 dollars cainu from Rangoon. Tho Burma candle is etiSer and altogether a better article than that of Continental make.
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    34 6 A scheme i» being considered by tin Ceylon Social Kefurm !»ocioty for the founding of a hospital for treating patients exclusively on native medical methods. Liberal donations have already been promised towards the building.
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    37 6 It is reported that the other eveniug at l>ina|>ore, Kangoon, Sergeant Came. Barrack Department, shot Bandmaster Bartram, Highland Light Infantry, with a revolver. The latter is now lying in the Cantonmont Hospital. Oinapore. in a dangerous condition.
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    44 6 A prujKisal is before the Caml)eiwell Borough Council for the granting to a certain tiriu. for advertising purposes, of the exclusive right to supply tho book-marks for use at the free libraries. A charge of six guineas per annum for each library is suggested.
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    53 6 in the contest for administration of the estate of the late Chen Kng Choon. there were six alleged wives of the dec ased involved. The lit yistrar. Mr. C. K. Velge. to whom the matter was referred, ha- decided that Tan S.ok Yang was the lawfnJ w il. ..I the
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    42 6 A Commission has been appatated in eylon to inijuire into and MMTt ii|m>ii the scheme suggested by the Actiug AttorneyOeneral for the administration of iateataM estates iv that island, and the appointment of an Admiuisirator-(ieneral with judicial powi rs for this purpose.
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    62 6 A marriagr has been arranged, iiidwill take place on the l«th instant, betwi en Mr. Tan Hong Poll, second son of Mr. Tan Bin Chi ug, who is the aUeat surviving grandson of tin Uu- Mr. Tan Hock fouuder ..f the Tan Tack S.-ng Hospital, and the eldest daughter of
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    54 6 Beiuforeeiui uts have bren d. -pat. -In <1 from Java to PioMS, where the held fane has beeu weakened considerably by casualties aud sickness. The Commander. Captain rhrietaaW, ha.l left, the other day. only 4.1 men who wire tit. yet. with these few, hehas just mad< an iaoaiafM far into
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    60 6 On tin occasion of a eonveisa/iou. held at Bangalore th. other day, at tin r.siden. of the hewau.if Mysore." the Itev. Mr. Kar .pjhar is reportesl lehatK said: -My heart is with the educated men of India in their aspirations aft<r greater freedom, aud I trust the near future will
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    55 6 There is -aid to Ik a good opening iv Ceylon for cheap perfumery. Germany has liein iitcrprUing i uougli to take advantage of the demand, aud during the la-t ten yiars. while the imports o< British manufacturers iv this live have rt maiucd practical!] stationary, our neighbours have iiun.is, their
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    64 6 The Crow v Agents for tin C'olonii s have riciivid instructions troui the eviou (iov rnuient to sell it. in Knglau.l an < perienccd mau to till the post of \iuhtor ol lUilway \ccouLts. The railway auditor will Im plaoM under tli. present Colonial Auditor, and will commence on a
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    61 6 A new |>olitical party bat beeu formed iv Manila, of which tlie once-famous !>ou Kmilio Aguinaldo is tin honorary president. The platform of the party, uuder the title of aspirations, declares for immediate iu.kpeaeV aw w ith an iuteruational pMMaaM of protection to l>e secureil by the luited >tat< s.
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    65 6 Inrliun/a. lever and cold, are tbediaeeaei of tin day iv Caw npore. writes a corres|)oudent. There is no plague ill the -tation. The aky is quite i lear aud there .ire no signs of raiu. 'I lie ti udency of loikl prices is upwards. Tlie famine, besides threatening the |HK'r.
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    58 6 The Stcani Tramway Company, muring cars between Samarang and Joana. in .lava, has just reached its twenty-rifth war. ,iud to celebrate the occasion, the Cotnpauy dis tributcd twenty thousand guilders among its employees, tin higher grades being, however. exceptcd. All these employees. Kuropeaus as well as natives, received a bonus
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    68 6 At the St. Andrew s Ball on Friday evening last, several articles of jewellery were lost, and also a small bundle of mrreucy notes. Should these have been found by any of the guest- present. Messrs. K. Scoular or .1. Henry would be pleased to receive the same ou behalf
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    72 6 Lord Kitchner. when visiting I'oou.i. |m sentcd the Koval Hiimaue Society's Miilalfor saving life, to a tindal, and marim lii^-iir belonging to one of the K.Ci. A. torts in Bombay harbour, the medals being presented in recognition of the great bravery shown by the two men iv swimming out from
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    65 6 A letter received by us last mail, shows what the man-iu-tliestreet thiuks ot the Limerick luuacy. I think," writes our correspondent, the Press of Finglaud is running helter-skelter to perdition. Thogaiß. bling game of Limericks, in which almost every newspajier and periodical in Loudon, and the Provinces, is indulging, is
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    84 6 riio followiuK paragraph iv the bdiiykok Tiinus aWwa Jl.at tbc l/uitod States Minißttr to Siaiu lia* au uudcrcurrout of humour -Mr. Hanjiltou King was recently beiDK credited in Bangkok with the author ship of a series of articles in the Straits Times, describing a holiday in Java This proves not
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    28 6 The Bangkok Times hears that the Hrm of Messrs. Schmidt, Fertsch anil Co. has been bought out by Messrs. Behn. Meyer and Co, as from Ist January next.
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    Social and Personal.
    442 6 Mr. Wright, o.' the MlnßßpOfll I'oln c, m pr. gr< ssing favourably at the Ceylon Hospital says the Ceylon ohsi rver ot Novembi r Jl Mi. U. Ltliw, M.l., Slllilsi— il lar.audience of Chines, at tin btaeas Clwnibi i of Couimeni. last night, on tin Opiutii Question.
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    Soldier's Death.
    68 6 tiaaacr u.arlaud. T-tl, i K't.A died oj malaria at tli. (ieneral Hospiul. yest. rday n irnißf) aad m i at the Catholic l cujetery. Bukit Tuu.ili Road with full military honours, in the att. m.> id The officiating clergyman was th. 11. i Father Lambert licensed was only
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    Coming of Chinese Cruisers.
    113 6 Tlie t Inu. s. misers Mai ung md llai Chi. due iv Singapore to .morrow, arrived n Saiuon. ou Novetaber IS, aad wen received with the i iistomarv huoount. The Chinese resideuts BMeaU <l from |1 si<lrs to see the ship,, lU( l showi d tlieaivlv,
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    Child Slaves from Singapore.
    86 6 Olliiial atteutiou lias been calk d to a feral of -lave trading which prevails at PadKU <vi the West Uoaat oi Sumatra. Chinese children are t;ikin tin l (roßl Singapore and ft naag without Ix ing panied by their parents, nnder circuui*tan< wliiii, ir.ni no doubt
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    New Methodist Church in Singapore.
    89 6 Hn K\ei -Henry the (iov.rnor. .lolm Anderson, ICCJtO., has kin.lly consented t lay the MHO stone of the now Xctbodißl Episcopal Church, now being erected in Fnrt C'iinning Road. Tin ucremony uill lake place on Tbunday, Desember la, at 5.W p.m. It i« expected that
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    Batavia Press Prosecution.
    120 6 lln penM piuM< utioii .a Batevia In acoaned great pablk interest there, ud won mint is on toot to raise Rubw-riptionN unit uny hut and oavta \\lii. I, il,, ediUii >l the Nicnws van den Day may im nr. Some, however, iimiiiiiHtr that tin r. in u«
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    ROOSEVELT'S MESSAGE
    337 7 TRUSTS, CURRENCY, INCOME TAX AND TARIFP REVISION. Placating the Orientals. CHINESE STUDENTS WELCOMED TO AMERICA. A Cryptic Reference to Japan. Ki;..m OtJl O«v CoBBKBPONMWT.I London, Kviihln i •_>.:;.-, |„m !'ri'-iih m Roosevelt's Minna] Mesaagi w* ibmittud i.) tbe L'nitud State* Cragn m a uI"U to il.l\ Mi. Rooecvi
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    VLADIVOSTOk MUTINEERS TO BE SHOT.
    41 7 RIDTB'I Tflki*ram London. I teoMnbi 1 tin men who participated iv i. k< t- at Vlaili- i >, t"iv r-I haw i n 'it< Bead la i>ul huDilru^l ud m n tit\ wvea uicu were wet penalties.
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    WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY IN AUSTRALIA.
    37 7 KICTBB'I TKLKiiKAM London, Dmwhnr 4. It i- reported from Melbourne that tlie i (ieneral In- deoidad to invite t wireless tolegntpb; inwtollatioM r mnd tl \r,stralia in ordcf to v uiih pausing vc--i-l--
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    THE SITUATION IN NATAL.
    32 7 Racrrtt'i Tblkoram] l-oii'lon. I ctiubtr I. i irat RewrfMi unmarried men tin i^e ot 18 and M b»w haw Lulled oui by tlit fllMllillHWt of NkUI tv pcuuutry.
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    BRITISH PREMIER AT BIARRITZ.
    18 7 [RBCTBH's I'H.KiKAM I volition. Pteeuibcr 4. Sil 11. ary L'tmpboll BtwmH lia* in- urit/..
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    LA PATRIE.
    33 7 [Die OsTAMATiscmt Lloyd Tblkobam| licrlii), I >ucerobcr IS. n,, mv ha* hem raoeivad the Fweh air slup La Patrn-. wtiicli w,i- blown auiiy in yule while lx'iut; Mpaind Vir.liin r n.se.
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    DEATH Of A DUTCH GENERAL.
    31 7 I Dun Ostasuti^he Lluyn Tklkuraml Berlin December b. The doath is aunounced ot Count vv c ttor. lormcrly commander inobief of tin- troops in Vetbtrland- luJia
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    RESULT OFMUNICIPAL ELECTION
    155 7 Mr. Ching Keng Lee Retains His Appointment. I«-H.wasth.- all,,rin K si U n «|,i t v l1 Municipal .-0n,,*,,!!.!. n. v Uy > l Ul I ".V- but tlur. m. i oonwiottoß iadde the building. Am* from ll( of hwrtS wiuUnj mi the v.rundHh „f the Sanitary
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    403 7 Intricate Points of the New Stamp Bill. Kur two boon and a halt yeatenlay after 11 iwmibew „l the Legialattvu Council were iiijml:"l in lurtlirr omurideration in 1 Huitlci-, of the rlauiim ol the proponed new Stamp Bill. Tlierowere pr. cnt: His i-; 5 i!,.,,,. v t X
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    RUBBER IN JAVA.
    253 7 Planters Unite to Further Planting Industry. U Baudiar. C ntcalJara, >>v November IS, tin managers of tin -'.irr'nnnliii'; rotates met to 'li finitely I "in an association, by carrying iulj effect view i xpmaad at a former meeting. I'it rules ami MMi>tiaM wire submitkd and approved, aad
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    Steam Launches for Bangkok.
    90 7 The War BiMMM OUm recently advertised for tenders for two ■-team launelies. 'J'lie tender lias now bceu awarded H Messrs. tlie Hanjjkok Dock I'ompauy, Ltd., for tin- following sums: SiKall la.mcl Trs. 11,000.00 liiy launch. 12,000.00 The TbiiliMH 'I t- 1 hruis arc a» fol lowt
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    Oriental Immigration.
    143 7 VISCOUNT AOKI SUMMONED BY THE MIKADO. 'Khcim Oi-k Own OnHMMRJ I ."ii. lon. 11,1 1, riMiilxr 3, 7.0 p.m. A telegram fron Washington announces that Viticount Aoki, the Japanese ambassador to Washington, has been recalled to Japan to report personally to tlie Mikado on the immigration question s<.
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    ARAB CLUB CASE.
    415 7 4 Defence of President and Committee Outlined. it \wi- ,i .iiu-.ti"ii. for houm limn-, yestcr l;iy. whether t!i. arnrn of »yed Mohamad bin \m\ Ma Vahya sy. I Abdolhadw bia AbthUrahtnaa Alaagofl and others, kaowa a* tli. \r;ib dab i-c would «tua without Dm {tearing of the
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    FATALITY AT BANGKOK.
    245 7 A Young Englishman Drowned While Bathing. A -.id tatalityoccurred ou Klouj^. liaugkok Nui.ou tbc'.'lth ultimo, by which an Euyhsh mau. MUnsd Mr. O. J. Adaw* lost his life. With three ..tii, r-. Mews. .1. I. liaudy. U.K. I'.ryant ami 11. O. Saumlcrs. he left ltauyknk .hi SrtunUy
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    Under Arrest at Sea.
    106 7 Ou board the (iuide the MMmI MBforts of l.ajpat Uai auil A jit Singh were strictly attended to, but they were still under police RMtd, run i'tin^ of two Kuro|>eaii ullii i.il .iml a party of Burmese constables. They occupied separate cabins and took their luuals
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    28 7 Mr. George Compere entomologist to the Gu\ r:i of WiMtm Aubtralia, who has been eollrctinn paraaitufc of the fruit fly in India and (bin* has arriTrd iv Coylon.
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    Scared Human Game.
    541 7 FURTHER REVELATIONS OF THE ACHEEN HORRORS. Wholesale Killing of Natives. In the Nt dobato, in the Dutc-b Parliain. m on affairs in Acheen, one of the speakers protested against what he characterised as the policy of murdering out the AchincHc. Tho Dutch military officer, whose rovelations regarding
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    CREW MUTINY.
    214 7 Captain Disgusted with Police of Sourabaya. riagriai hDh on buanl the Norwegian i barque Lofthus is reported froiu the roadstead at Grissec, near Sourabaya. On November 17. the crew went ashore, and came hack uuder the influence of drink. Six of them, tive liritish and one Italian, hi
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    One Summer's Day.
    121 7 •nr Summer's Day. tin 1 must popdM ami successful of 11. V. Kniimnil s uliiy-. is a light i ■iiiinlv of tile most pleasing description The vien of sentiment never becomes obtrusive or mawkish, and the amusing situations of the play, though never boisterous are full of
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    Business in Malaya.
    51 7 Mr. J. E. Luttroll, Mebhrt.. L'udcrwood and Undirwooil h i vpi vn nt.itivi lor the Straits, who lias ]übt icturnud from a tour of the I'ammula. roports that ou accouut of tbo tin •lamp it it> lupossiblc to do any 1> i«lm Ilitn EterytbiDg is at a
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    STRAITS AND F.M.S. ANNUAL.
    336 7 An Illustrated Souvenir of British Malaya. A hugo elephant stepping unt of a bamboo grove, into the dark waters o{ a lagoon, across which the full moon thrown silvery shadows, is the frontispiece of Urn first number of the Straits and X.M.S. Annual. Nsiicil a yearly
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    FIRST AID.
    473 7 St. John's Ambulance Association in Singapore. I'row the report of Mm executive of the Singapore centre of this Association mi the first year's work. ended Xov6mber ;JO, it appears that fiftoen complete courses of lee tureswere given, in Hygiene. First Aid, Xuruiug. anil Military Sanitation, by I>rg. D.
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    Bar Association's Protest.
    157 7 At a special funeral mi ctiti^ of tin Km yoou Bar Library Association, held recently. it was resolved to address the Local Government, and respectfully to protest muml the practice, obtaining in Burma, of initiating .nul carrying into effect, without referring to tin Bar, proposals affecting tlic
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    39 7 Hi« Exculluncy Sir Hunry McCalluui, K.C.M.G. Governor of tho Coyloo, has become I'atron of thu Ceylon Fi6iiint; Clab, and tUu Ceylon Society for the iToventiou of Cruelty to Animal* .is wel as President of th« Coy lon Poaltry Club.
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    HEAVYWEIGHT FIGHT.
    228 7 TOMMY BURNS VERSUS GUNNER MOIR. Burns Wins on the Tenth Round. Rioter's Trlioram.! London, December <i L.ant night, at tli<; National Sporting Club, Toiuuiy Burns, the Aiuonc;iu ptiplifit, boat Oiinnor Moir in tho tcutli round for the heavy. weight championship of thu world. •£5OO a nidi and a
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    FINANCIAL SITUATION.
    54 7 Gold Expected from India and Singapore. i«k Tiliobaml li'iuilon, Dccomber 4. The money market in reported to bo con--iderably easier A large parcol of gold has arrived from (Jerinany, and MibnUutia! arrivals are Lxpcctod from India, Australia aud Sinßaporf. Tliuro arc gnaal hopes of an uarly reduc tion
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    GERMAN SOCIALISTS & RUSSIAN TERRORISTS.
    35 7 GERMAN SOCIALISTS RUSSIAN TERRORISTS. [Der OsTAsuTtsi hb Lloyd Tkleoraml Berlin. Docenibur 8. An official statement has been published hhowing thr complicity of tho German Socialists in the storaßc of arms at Berlin by Rti>siau terrorisU.
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    POLISH EXCESSES IN POLONIA.
    32 7 |DlB OsTASIATISCHI LLOTD TILKMAII] Berlin, December The German Government has taken up the subject of I'olish excesses at Members, in Polouia. The German I'rcss demands satisfaction From Austria.
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    BELGIUM AND THE CONGO.
    28 7 [Dik Ostasiatwcbi Lloto Tilioram| Berlin, December 8. The agreement under which Belgium takes m the administration of the Congo Free State haa been signed.
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    OPIUM FARMER SUED.
    220 7 Alleged Use of Language Strong and British. The cane of Dr. F. W. Goonutilleke v. the Opium Kami and its prosecuting agent, Mr C. H. Darke, for $10,01)0 ax damages for alleged slander, assault, false imprisonment and malicious prosecution, which was before Mr. .lisiici' Fisher suuie weeks
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    No Mad Dogs in Singapore.
    189 7 The killing of tin infuriated dog in Halestier Koad. on Monday afternoon, was reported in these columns yesterday, with the statement that tliednt; was lielicved to bo mad. A Kiirn|>ean infcirmsonr repreNontati ve tliat he saw tliraniln.il foaming at the mouth and having every indication
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    CURRY AND SAMBALS.
    820 8 lh. billowing lines wore pioked up on Saturdaj ty'K Now mtlio on earth conM liavi- wiiili n them" Hi. I :i n,l uij Mis^.s went to the bop iM ho|u. it »a« i..|u.si t,.p i ton! Tl.e k.lts :1 ,,.l the uporranN and haaiii«aiid all— TWM the
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    OPIUM HABIT.
    566 8 Prohibition of Use of the Drug Prophesied. In tin; campaign against tin 1 opium vice. probably no MM agency outside of Hrn in t< rn.il IMNM Hunan, has UMMMd lucre In -Ipf il inlhience. or done more real Bead, than Urn Yck Tm Sun I\>. a OUiwn newiinaper,
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    GOING TO CONGRESS.
    190 8 I'liiiipinos Chosen by the New Assembly. Tin Philippine \s«, iubl\ haa elected It* two ■1.-1.-unt---. to thi Ami riiriu Codstbm a! \V.,,|, Tl.t- in* ii choaea i!. I'.ihlu Ooampo, aad 101 Legarda Than bare been ajyad again*! Sr. Uoampo, ontaia nuaoon n i;;h.i ing nil IUmKMaI of
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    GREAT COCOA PLANTATION.
    270 8 Force Labour System in East Africa. We an- indebted to Senhor Mooteiro dc Mendonca. the author, and to Mr. l. A. Wyllie. K.IUi.S.. tlie translator, for a Man of their monograph on the Itoa Kntiada I'fautatious sitimUcioutheis'imdofStThoiue. Portuguese K;ist Africa, deasrihad cs the. pearl of I'lirtnyuc-c colonies.
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    Sporting Intelligence.
    105 8 Notes in General. Play tin the (iolf ('hatupioiiKhip of Bang. koh bagiaa on the lath l"atant. Members whose linn, heaps aie over IS, are nut allowed t.i einiipt t<_\ 'I'lirrc iiic MMOU duiibli' c.lptuilM still playing tirst clas* rriikrt, nntahly tlit- Hon. K. S. Jackson I llai row
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    Chess.
    71 8 Play at Bangkok. Them an- baateaa aMaahan of the Baa* boh Chaai club eaaaaataaii m a tourn.un. nt. Mi. Hehwana (the naatiaat) leads with a .lean score lor Ili ■BBBM played, Mr. Ciuiifjli tM'inu aeeoad with ij |H>iuts tor Mgaaaaa, In a match of live aaaaaa, between Mi. MehwaiM
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    Rifle Shooting.
    150 8 International Contest. Ni HuiiHti.nis for tli*- nrr.muonient -i a ritlf competition between ■oldien ot the Diviaioa ,il Hi,' Philippines, and soldiers oi liis ltiiti-.li Majesty -t;«tn>ii«"i ill Hongkong, have In en oommen led Captain Langhonn*, aide de camp to Major General Wood, hi in oonmtiaJeation with Majoi V.
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    The Turf.
    172 8 The Viceroy's Cup. The kUowiaa; ntria lava haw Hade Im the Viearvy'a i an The Kour Sahil. .>t I'atiala Waiahr. Tii.' low Sahib of I'atiala It, aim Mwmm. So.itt's an. l Marshall'! Amplify. Means s.-.>tt's an, l Marshall'! s.tioou Mr. Marshall* KaJttrpaa. Mr. Jiji'a Boa Mil Mr. Jiji'a
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    Football.
    221 8 Scotland v. The Kest at Penang. Tin- a iiu ial Raub] football in.i'ch between IJOOthuri aud The [teat was |.U)cil at IVuaiiK on St. Anilrcu s Kve. The teams WCM flnm lire 1»A I. H Wmmym; thttt.|uarttrs. .1. L W,i:i>nv, .1. ,l, K. Macdonald. and Bowman half b.icks. J.
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    Hockey.
    222 8 S.C.C. v. Lieut. Heron's XI. An interesting hockey match wax played on the Esplanade, yesterday, between an eleven of the S.C.C. and a team comprising military officers, three native mrnibers of the Hth Russell's lufantry, and a few civilians. The match was fast and lively, the visitors going away
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    205 9 kroßi ■>> mr 8, ltO7, PRODUCE. n il:\l < r 8.40 "'"0 li.'n buyers y 9 v <v run. n i picked "i!. 20 ba« -T> Liberian 28.00 Tapioca, small Klakc noT n f. .id buyew 87.1W aari s 74(1 iiiijoon l# j 6>iam >># ,)j >i s 9
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      334 9 late of formalin Capital Snbeoribed "of '">"> *Ji Shares CoxnnaDT Share. V loe i°F*o I'nimjued &la l»»y (Jcotat (JVOTATIOIIf IMM 1907 1901 1903 iao-i 1907 1901 1906 1905 IS: )6 1906 1906 I M 1904 •■J'i.-i !s?2 1905 1««8 1900 1907 1906 1599 1907 19C2 1300,000 MOO.OCO »600,000 £40<J.(!00
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      189 9 LBM l«M MS 90- •< 89! tot no i'Vo" 10.0 »-.--:vooo IM M IMKJM •1.M0.0M m.ooo MMN > -iV) JM.noo £7W.000 i oo.nao 1,0 I l <W1 10.000 i^.*o< »ia.vooo ♦i, .00.000 11,000,000 •M.OM 5bT5,001 111': »M MO.tXki £750.000 •tSt.Utfi] n,soo, >• IJO.JS3 7.684.800 O.Wk< 1 4 .00 i
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      28 9 TUCK'S ACTRESS POSTCARDS. an at it Heal Photo \M) Postcardi Just Received. Jitts and Co.* 1; id M itiOP NUMBER SATU.TUAN THAT W Fraser and Neaves' Aerated Waters.
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    DEADLY PLAYING-CARDS.
    212 10 Influenza Microbes Waiting for Bridge Players. Daagatl hitherto IllWUMmtul, lurk, it appears. 111 tin- innocent looking jil:i \in i. mi. and packi that bave been nMd man tlinn once. MM liotlwds <if deadly microbes. which deal forth eoUi and influenza to the Inrkli w bridge player. This is
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    Danger of Graphic Illustration.
    121 10 v.l.ix ndiool Mi]x'rint< nilint illDHt rating tbe text, Wbataoercr ;i man Noweth, that thai] be al~> nap. If, ho Mid. 1 «.mt to rahe a crop of turnips. what nort of need nui-t 1 ~.iw Tin nip md, sikl the i lan. And if 1 want
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    New Paul's Cross.
    103 10 Preparation! are being made in the -t Book of Bt. Paul's- Paul's Cromupon tbc din L-ted I>> the will vi the 11. C. Uirhard*. K.C. Mr. R.giuald Blomfleid, will iskin would ha vi r liix .1. —i-u ia not a replica original. The chief fcatun f St.
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    Fortunes of Professional Men.
    172 10 It i» given to lew men of any profeatan to ite ich largi fortune* m the late inpton. and Mr. Murphy, K.C., have it boliind them fortune* amounting to ±141,000 and C2H4.000 respectively: bat to i:.-.l by a contemporary, that rach only possible in thi law,
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      58 10 12 I riEALTHJ little's (hjent^ Balm FOR ANY PAIN the rains rncumatism.lho pains <.f lvi 1 pains uj (.arms these go aw iv "mi il Ba!-.. Phis is tie mi>sion UlBa'n, lost-IpMin. 1 never was anything put ud in i'Jhatsoothes.com/.rtsSnd >■•"■ Ike Litte's Oriental Balm. Having suffered from :> "IV
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      518 10 INSURANCE Companies. LANCASHIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. HOW MCIOTED IX THE ROYAL INSURANCE CO., FIRE A LIFE. INVEBTED FUNDS £12,500,000 POWELL A Co.,— Agmat NORTH ISHITISH AND MERCANTILE OfSUBANCI CO Subscribed Capital £2.7.'.0.000 Revenue 12.061.044 19-8 The undersigned arc prepared to accept Fire Rioks at current rates. 692 BEHN, MKYER Co.,
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      604 10 BANKING COMPANIES. HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. paid-up Capital no 000,000 RESERVE FUND:— Sterling Reserve »10,000,0001 „,7^^, Silver Reserve 111,750,000/ MUSO.OOO Ruerve Liability of Proprietors $10,000,00t COURT OP DIRECTORS. 'i- I Medharst, Esq. Chairman. Hon. Mr. Henry Keewick.— Deputy Chairman. A. Kucha, Kuq. A. J. Raymond, Esq. E. Ooetz. Esq.
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      616 10 BANKING COMPANIES. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. Capital £800,000 li.-n.rvi- Liability of Proprietor* £800,000 Reserve Fund £1.075,000 BANKERS. I!»nk ol England. National Bauk (if Scotland. The London City <* Midland Bank, Ltd. SINGAPORE BRANCH. Current Acoonnts are opened and interest allowed at 1 per
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      692 10 SALES BY AUCTION. AUCTION SALE ABOUT 2.100 TONS JAPANESE COAL. AT TAN.IONG I'AGAR, SECTIONS Mm. 3 4 4. JARDINES WHAKF, 1 uti'iy, Dn-embrr li, at 2.30 p.m. About 2.100 i..in No. 1. Jiipnnese Coal. To be sold for acconnt of comemed. H. L. Coghlan tir Co.. Licenced Auctioneers 4327 and
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      883 10 SELANGOR TURF CLUB. PROGRAMME. DECEMBER. 24. 26 AND 28. 1907. FIRST OAY. km i: i. Tpik Mum ft, VUm »;j.-K). A H f Maidaahflnea, might 0afc,M, ax griflinaalhnmd 7IbB. Entriin. e «2O. DMu« l: I RACK II. TM Puim' Or*.— With V,00 u1,|,,| an' HO lo the hp,-.,n,l l, rat,
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    957 11 NOTES AND NEWS OF INTEREST TO MOTORISTS. It was only fitting that tlio last official act of Sir William Tr.-loar, Lord Mayor of London, Khoiild be liin participation in the liinmr of Society of Motors Manufacturers and Tiadprn at Olympia on November Htli. Sir Williams' mayoralty c.usih at iuiilni|>ht.
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      405 11 Adams-Hewitt Motor cars. (tract from a special artic;!.- in the "Malay Mail" by Mr. I. 11. M. ROr.SON: Mill (-..nuut with a one cylinder engine, my r.xt Car wan Kn-lishiua.le. on v American Model. Chain driven l.v oa ntral Chain and MM with dual ii K nition. 1i0.,d. lamps etc.,
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      45 11 CHAMBERLAINS PAIN BALM. Th.re is no danger from blood poison resulting from a cut or wound of any kind, when Chambcrliiiu's I'ain Halm is used. It is an antiseptic dressing and should he in every household. For sale by All dispensa I riis and dealers.
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      249 11 Local Motor Car Agencies. ARROL-JOHNSTON Motor Cars II Motor Lorries. h CENTRAL ENGINE WORKS. Agents. WE HAVE BEEN APPOINTED SOLE AGENTS FOR STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, NETHERLANDS INBIEB, FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND BIAM, FOR THE FAMOUS MOTOR CAR WORKS OF PANHAKD LE VASSOK COCatalogues, Price Lists, References, etc., on application, y AAII
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      256 11 Trie HUMBERS Again WON THE HEAVY TOURING CAR RACE. Sec aocouutn in tlio Hotco Papers. AGENTS: Borneo Company, Ltd. i 7 Savaresses I Santal Capsules IFurenrss of uil. mi coat.iiK of nwabrsM. I Ctrtaioly of cur.-, witl. do lncooT«al— f. Hull Directions. All ChraUU. t," Ink for S.I TA ItF.HtK.
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      282 12 Scaie of Cbaroee. I PREPAID Al fci., -ipt:^n, ll">aimi. t I ).1O per inch. X.CO Btl 5.80 Nino 8.40 :i 7 N 10.00 I M pet lntih.j I I i Urn tint and Hrn lines to the t v ■in -lv. rti rmi-nt:', th« naratwr plainly iMad, and «ill «*lt
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      523 12 ARTICLES FOR SALE. K»T«s:-Foor I.me«. '.n* ortw mrM«M. tU TURNOUT FOR SALE Mail-Phaeton m s«oJ Her. a pair of Australian h M IM »Me harness; a ha-udnomp turnout. 1-1995 Apply to W. C. HffILKTT. LANDAU FOR SALE. \l,, 1...;.:'. 80l i almost sew, to be M »t F. Clarke* C
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      560 12 TO BE LET OR SOLD. H«T«s:-Poir 1.-.iw, o.,,ortwolni«ti.,:u,tL. Bj <■> o Xv.il* of Ch\r««». TO LET. No. 4, Prince Street. Apply. PATERSON. SIMONS CO., Ltd. C 3031 OFFICE TO LET. Lately occupied by Messrs. Wm. McKerrow A Co., at No. 14c Collyer Q-.&\ Moderate rent. Apply to PATKRSON SIMONS Co.,
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      814 12 Miscellaneous NOTICES. R»TK-: l»t Month, 110 per Mb, SubMqaont :.i..nili\ U. ¥m <horter juno-l* Hcalo ..I li.irt;«.-. NOTICE. OW NfcKS OF PIAKOB vbolad H necesaary to leave the Colony for auv Itaglb of time. c»u have their Pianos WAKF.HOISKD an I kept in GOOD OHPF.K, at a very moderate charge,
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      496 12 ANTHROL. A i UKSKItVATIVK AGAINST WHITE ANTS, DRY ROT, ETC. Anthrol hn>. all the QmMMm of other WM)d pit -ci vativ M I MM trice b 2O (gallon. Syine Co., A IIU V 0 V DAN MACFARLANE COMPANY'S Royal Liqueur Scotch Whisky. MTAIXABUi OK ALL I)EALKK». Whdadtfm SYME and CO.,
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      231 12 J. 0 A. PEREIRA HORTK I'I.TIIUST AND IXOItISI Collec r «:i i Exporti r f 0 Mattel from tb« lat* K n King of Bia H. H.. I 11. H 11l PlMk i blooms au 1 tan tti Stephaa Bouquets. Final Decoration C ■rr»oil fvr I holes'. Ac. *c. i»re!i:.i
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