The Straits Times, 5 December 1907

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    13 1 The Straits Times NO. 22.515. SINGAPORE. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 5. 1907. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      94 1 H THE WORLD-RENOWNED CARS. IP WARNING: All the Cars built by f.z r A. Clement bear this Trade Mark. m ONE 12-16 H.P.. 4 CYLINDERS IHI STOCK: TWO 10 H. P.. 2 CYLINDERS. C. DUPIRE Co, W±'' "W^ SOLE AGENTS. KATZ BROS., Ltd. Great Clearance SALE NOW ON. Katz Brothers,
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      199 1 ROBINSON and COMPANY. TOY BAZAAR NOW OPEN iff DOLLS. DOLLS 1 HOl'SEi?. O SWING BOCK ISO HORSES DOLLS' PERAMBULATORS. CINEMATOGRAPHS, DOLLS' COOKING STOVES, CLOCK-WOBK RAILWAYS, DOLLS' TOILET SETS. MODEL STEAM ENGINES, TEA SETS. PARLOUR GAMES. SOLDIERS. CRICKET SETS. LI MABLE, TOOL CHESTS, ETC., ETC. TOM SMITHS XMAS CRACKERS, ALSO XMAS
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    NAVAL AND MILITARY.
    1164 2 THE MORROW OF A GREVT VICTORY. Mr. Carl S.liiir/.. writing on tin- Battle oi Oattsahajsg in MeCSm'i MagMusa, Rim vivid, if sum. what gMMW MMMt, of the appearance of h battlefield after a wm victory. He computes in tei m« nt human ayoiiv. the terrible price w;ir
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      438 2 Electric Motor Cars are not more silent when running than HUMBERS. For SIMPLICITY RELIABILITY and ELEGANCE These Cars are unrivalled. have been sold locally and every one of them isj giving complete satisfaction. A recent testimonial says I have completed 25,000 tuilei on a Coventry {lumber and "Car is running
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      174 2 Re^vard $500. The abovt- reward will be j paid for information leading to the anest of LIM SIEW j HOCK, late cashier of Tracing! Company. Holland. Last seen on September 7, at noon, in Singapore. Photograph may be seen at the Central Police Station. 1-21)03 ALBERT L. A. DALEY Undertaker
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      241 2 I Don't be Discouraged > I Even if you have tried so m:inv I: J jiß times to regain your health and energy I f >| that you are almost discouraged, I. I TRY AGAIN. Tike I Hall's Coca Wine I andfucceed. Hall's Coca Wine is H !i II <
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    CURRENT LITERATURE.
    689 3 NEW BOOKS AT RAFFLES ÜBR\RY SINGAPORE. Mowing n, 1.,,,,ks will i.a.U f,,i nhii< tomorrow J n.nlii, Saundora, Margaret, A 51,,-,,|,,.,,i „< Ke iisin^tou, I'.ttiV. tt. Mm IV 11.. -J-i,.- Shuttle, I'.inT Rom N 11.. \.i-.l „t I-,,r»iv,,,,.5H, ii.. i.,. 1., rs, ft. w The Yooagac Dec, HOT rawforcl,
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      58 3 Twill bea labour of lovo if >on till yejur |„».r li.-R.ltli tlmt Sti'arn-, Cor.lia. C Cod Liver Extract is a ms.tnhle— t" u I^,l if tin y ucrt mi your ailvii i- tiny Will mli you. i-alciinil wat 4 wowe**" overworked sad wotb-«w( wen ivc ri« leu* benefit i>,,m it-
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      92 3 A Cocoa you can Ei\jcy. Kame Co., 23, HIGH STREET, HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM JAPAN: XMAS ASD NEW YKAi: CARDS, CALENDARS, and a large selection of PRESENTS especially suitable for sending home. An early iaapecthM invited. tXVai Seng (80. 12 BAHERY RD. SINGAPORE. HK>T TWBBDB, BBsMHtf \M> I I.vWKI.S KvUt
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      485 3 SPECIAL STOCK-TAKING SALE. ELECTROPLATED WARE, MCKHL-SILVER WARE, AND SILVER WARE. A SmitmH* /<■/■ Xmas and New Ytar Presents, AT REDUCED PRICI& LEVY HERMANOS, SJST Boon to the Bilious. 9 Ara you coapallad to dany yooraelf many wholaaocaia fonda bacaaac >ou think I tkay will miki you belioua f 1).. you
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      157 3 Artie Tully MAS OI'KNKD A $10,000 BOOK On the Forthcoming KUALA LUMPUR MEETING. DOUBLE EVENTS. PLANTERS 1 CUP TRIAL STAKES. PLANTERS CUP HORSE HANDICAP. TREBLE EVENTS. PLANTERS CUP. TRIAL STAKES HORSE HANDICAP. Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. NK.\l; KNI BAXCBTO MMMM whakk Telephone 1026. S. -turks of all kinds ol
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    BOUND FOR THE POLE.
    371 4 Lieutenant Shackleton Arrives in Colombo. i i* nut B. 11. Sbackleton, the llku ivn poUl explorer, wns in Colombo a fortnight since •r.ivdlini; by tbe Rteamer India to Austiali;.. mid thence tn byttloton. N, a Zealand, to i 'in his vessel for the South Polar Field.
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    LIST OF PASSENGERS.
    451 4 Passengers Outv ard. 1 1 v iteamet Mongolia, connecting tteamer Delhi at Colombo, troa s. ,1... Dec Mr. A. E. T. Mnrray, Mr. H. Slillard, Mi. and Mrs A. E. Smith, Mrs. (i cans!. -sir. Mr. W. i Sine, Mr.' Donglaa, Mr. T. Black. Mr K Scott,
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    When Europeans Come to Asia.
    188 4 To estiuaau with any exactaeea, what the European has fane in Vxia is. „i oonree, c j tible. We may record the events oi colonisation and inquest, and mass toaether statistics. showing the growth of [mpolnUuii ami trade, and the increase- of communications. \V may
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    VESSELS EXPECTED
    718 4 Saw, port, pmhablt' <iat,' <,t mri^^L aud namr 0/ Agents. STEAMERS. Vchilles, Cbiaa. I>eo 12 Man~ti. 1 iirlie, Sydney, IS«2S; Bonstead \lcinous Chin*. D»w9; Mana Held \rcadia. Colombo, l>ec II F. A 0. Cty \*>ana*. tewsfpeei, Dee i~>; ''I \ustria. Trieste. Jan 7; Kmit.ni,. r t \vuthia, Bau«k.A,
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    ORIENTAL ORACLES.
    320 4 Professor Petrie on Psalms of Babylonia. Tli. la-l lecture of tlu> course ion th< i nafiaoa of Kmihl ami Babylonia «a- given by I'iofcssor I'linders 1\ tli.- at luiver-ity College, London, the other l i y The |HH'ti<- ancles in panulfil verm s, and with repetition of refrain
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      4 4 LAZATINE, the Ideal PuriMii..
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      700 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. For China, Japan, Penan*. Ceylon. Australia, India, Aden, Egypt. Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London Through Bill* of Lading issued for Chinr Coast, Persian Gulf. Continental, and MHM Sttarccr» will leave Singapore en i>r about MAIL LINE. Outv Jrd {for Chinai 19 H Delhi Pec 7
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      662 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. HANDEL AND BCHEEPVAART MY. "BANDJER." PD BANDJERMABIN. The Steamers of tbie company maintain regular service between: Singapore, Bawean, Soorabaya, Bandjermasin. Polo Lant, Balik Papas, Koetot, with transhipment at Bandjermasin for Sampit, Mandawai, Koemai, Kotto Wariugin, Djelai, Marababan, Marakaeariee, Negara and Bebirik. The steamer* have Ruod aooomodation for first
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      501 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE. PASSENGER SERVICE. By the new steamers RHENANIA," HABSBIJRO." HOHENSTAUPKS. These steamers offer to the public the highest C j'.::'. <:: u^U;ueJ iv Ocean Travelling. They have very Urge cabins, provided with only lower berths. The oilmn are amidships and fitted with fans. Laundry on hoard.
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      810 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. nTdTE NORODEUTSCHER LLOYD. i'.nparial QermaMi Matl Line. The faat and well known mail steaiaere > f (his Company Mil fortnightly from BromruHamburg via RotWnlaro, Antwerp, Fjnth wm. ton, Gibraltar, Genoa. Naples, l«onnecticn Marseille*, Naples, Alexandria, anJ vice nm| Por Said, Bue». Aden, Colombo, Win-i.-, Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Nagasaki,
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    SHIPPING IN PORT.
    867 5 1 V!,!: 'IT- V:f ■>" r '\v'i;', r rr"T'Mi 't',!,),™!; M^r-t'l" l l rrt l ■""■Bl Men-01-War. etc 11. 11. Hr-t olavn era t.MI lon ll^uii-. 21.1 m >li p, tapt Krskine From Moogknog. NovJI. v -Kds X.m. H. If Ont-olMi era. 8,800 tuna 72U crew, II
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    Mails to Arrive.
    88 5 From Europe— By the r.*O.i«. Delhi. ,lv«- on I leccmber 6. From" China— By the N. I>. L. s.i. run/ess Vli«-f. line on December M. Oct 3 B. I. Nov Nov 4 M.M. Nnv M Nov 7 V- It O. Mo* Nov U N.D I' Vm Nov
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    Arrival of Passengers.
    110 5 By tin. Malacca. Capt. H. H. D. Sanderson, Dm. Kroui Port Sn. tt. nhaiu:— Mr. C. E. K. S.unler-.on. By tin I'utiaU. C.ipt. Kcdilock. Dm. 4. From laiit ami IVaau^: Mr. and Mrs. Dunu. MM Chiuosc lady. Mr. A. B. Motlia, Mr. A. Bawajan, Mr. W. G.
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    Singapore Tide Table.
    138 5 The above m Singapore Standard Time; to obtain Mean Time, subtract «iz minutes from the time given in the tables. (KIIOM DI.CKMBER 5 TO DI.ChHUEH 11.) UIGII WATER. LOW WATKK Time H'ght Time H'filit bra. iniu. ft. ma. lire imo. ft inn. 1 >ecember 4.49 am 9.5
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    Mall Steamer Movements.
    70 5 Octwari. P. A O. Mail. The mail steamer Delhi left Penaug at 10 a.m. to-day, and may be expected here at 1 |»,m. tomorrow. llomkwarl' Gkhman Mail. The Imperial German mail steamer PtMMM Alice, having left Bn^M at MM M the Ith instant, may be expected to
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    Mails Close.
    113 5 FOk I'KK Sii:iMl.h 1 IMK To MORROW Europe via poru l>,i,mh<i 6 ii.ro. Kuantan /'<"' II ''■<" Hi" 7 n.m. Bandjermassin. etc. Fmbm h a.m. Hongkong anil .lapHii Kftle V.iru h a.m. Calcutta /mm.i II a.m. Muar and Malacca MJfM* 2 p.m. Bengkalis.Siak. Pakun 2 p.m. Manila /*/<j
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    BANGKOK MAILS.
    257 5 Facilitating N.D.L. Connection whit P. and 0. Boats. It liui, lont> been a matter of complaint amongst travellers in Bangkok that IhodesiroiiH of catching the KngliMh or Fruncli mails humtward from Bin|;a|>or<i have norvr known with any degree of certainty how lonp they would have to wait in
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    Alcoholism in the United States.
    93 5 The Now York School of Philanthropy is (■VMUgMMI the MMMJt facilitie» for tho treatment of in»biiaU-s in New York, with a view to provide for their care. (>[ tin unmoor of inebriate* who reach the liM-pituk of the city, some estimate, tin l.ainet s;iy-. may
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    Vessels at Tanjong Pagar and keppel Harbour.
    90 5 Wharves at which Vessels are Berthed To-day. T«»JOHO »«O»H Kimt VVBinr Buiw— Glenoglc. Et« Waur Hection I— TecsU, Clan Molat"*fc Tntlala. Sr.-i 1 (Har-iaiTWiUßr):— Nil. StcrioH Mo. 2 Labuau, Pelavo. Zinnia 4— Kado Maru. ft— Van Riemsdyk. 8— Nil. 7— Nil. B— Kouaog
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    Clearances.
    79 5 December I Intok. A'i-1 itr, l|,,ugk..ni. Solva, Nor ntr. Bangkok 4 Sane Borneo, Hut -.tr. Deli aud P. Brandau Kmta, Brit sir, Teluk An*.n via p,rt« Singapore. Itrit str, Ban^k ,k Maria Hhk.ii.T-, Uer »tr. Sourabaya lii|uin. Brit xtr. Penang and Calcutta Bhii Mg Mag, Bnl air. Pontianak I
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      532 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. INDO CHINA STEAM NAY. CO., LTD. Tnt: bmmbmi of tliw Company maiutaiu a regular direct service between Calcutta, Straitu, Hongkong, Shanghai and Japan, taking c.irgo M Humujk Hills „f LMMfI for Canton, Hw.low, Amiy, (1ief,,,,. Tieutsin, Newclnvaug. Yangts/e l'orts. VotMMB, «M Philippine... *c. *o. Stoanier> Tons Commauder "Kotmmb"
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      484 5 i STEAMER SAILINGS. I OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LDT. AN T D CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. CO.. LTD. PL Tbc Companies' steamers are despatched from fjiverpool outwards for the Straitx, China ku<\ .lajuin every week, and from Japan homewards for Ijoiidon, Amsterdam and Antwerp even fortmght and (or Genoa. Marseilles
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      471 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. APCAR LINE OF STEAMERB. Tbi: undermentioned mail steamers of the above Line maintain a regular service between Calcutta aud Japan, calling at Penang, Singapore, Hongkong and Shanghai en route FLEET. Tons Commander «.a. "Jams" 6.300 J. G. Ourr.NT s.h. "Greoory Afcah" 1,600 8. 11. Belkon s.h. Arratoom Apcar"
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      515 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. C. PR Canadian Pacific Railway Company's Royal Mail Steamship line. TIIK NATIONAL HIGHWAY TO EUROPE VIA CHINA JAPAN. CANADA" and tbe DNITED STATES. Route from Hongkong, ri.i Shanghai, Nagasaki, (Inland Sea of Japan). Kobe, Yokohama. Victoria and Vanoonver, R.M.S. "Empbbw or Im.ia" Twin screw BteaR.M.S. "Ehphems or Japan"
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      296 5 S. V. C. ORDERS. By Likui. C..L. E.G. Broaumc*. Commandant. S.V.C. Stnwpore, llrremher .1, ftW. Paiudes. I:— On Tuesday and Friday, 10th an.l 1 ith mat., at the B.V.C. Drill Hall, at S 30 p.m., Maxim Gnu Prill uniler the Company Sgt. Major. (Sd.) M J Dinwim.y, liiout., K.W.K. Ri-gt..
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      216 5 DAY BY UAY Thursday, December 5. Jigh Water. 10-52 p.m. New Moon. 5-2'J p.m. I*. ic. homeward mail OMBM, Football. R.G.A. v. Warders. One Hummer's Day. Teutouia Clul). 9 p.m. iv. aii^eli-ti.- service. S-30 p.m. Alhambra Cinematograph Show. 7 30. Friday, December 6. High Water. 10-25 am. 11 1- pm.
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    The Straits Times. PRICK 10 CENTS. THURSDAY, DECEMBER.
    816 6 The Straits Times. PRICK 10 CENTS. THURSDAY, DECEMBER. We publish today an article from a correspondent in England setting forth what ■a ron.vivr, t.. be the caw of the public against the motoicK,. o ur correspondent awkaa ;i thnuighgoiug and. at tiiues slightly atatad attack on tho motoring classes in
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    111 6 The member of the Htaff of our fsUeiui d London contemporary, the Daily Telegraph, whodrw- the word painting and peu pictures and all that sort of thing appears to have let himself go to considerable tiled in his a.Tount of the gale that buckled up tin Nulli Secuudus": It was
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    11 6 All telegrams published iv this issue are protected by Copyright Ordinance.
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    21 6 Tlu I will bo no meeting of the Epworlh League, tonight, on account of the special services at tho Presbyterian Church.
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    11 6 Mails from home are due in Singapore ut 1 p.m. to-morrow.
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    23 6 The body of a respectably attired Chinese girl, about IT years of age, was found wrapped in a blanket iv Chancery Imw, yesterday.
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    21 6 Ceylou'R Opium Coiuiuisftion has had pro lunged sittings recently, the consideration of the report and the final returns r.viivtd occupying attention.
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    42 6 H is said that the French War Offici> authorities are experimenting at Lorient with a shell which produces a ray of light as it touches the ground. The object of tho light ia to assist in range-findim- during firing operations at night.
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    9 6 Tin in n noted today at S67a per picul.
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    9 6 Yesterday evening, the iahl.. steamer Ktc-order arrived from Saban«;.
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    12 6 The Dutch lighthouse tender Zeedidf arrived from Khio, yestcnlay. ami returns today.
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    15 6 A sum of »_"S.(X>O has been collected in Hongkong for a Chinese procession and festival.
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    17 6 A curgo of tiu ore arrived from Singkep, this inorniiii,'. by the Dutch steamer Sultan van Mugga.
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    19 6 Over till) soldiers and officers arrived from Haifloa. 'liis morning, en rout" to Marseilles by the MM. steamer Konougsi.*
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    26 6 Two cargoes of rice an i vis) from SRigou, yisierday, one by the (Jermau sU-amer I'oug Ton^, and the other by the German steamer Niien Tung.
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    31 6 Ip to the morning of November 21 this year the rainfall at Colombo was MM inches compared with 7i.mii inches, the average of the >ame period for the past 87 years.
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    31 6 .Malay, who had nine pievioiis convictions against him, was commuted to the next A,.,i/.e>. \estciday. by Mr. K. K. Colmaii, the Third Magistrate, on a charge of tht ft with violence.
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    30 6 Tin Tiibuae atatra that the Chi.i Jaatiea ot I'.iiii-li Columbia has deli\ere<i a judc m 111 piact'cully rendering illegal all the divi'ice, araatM iv me paMriaaa 4atiag tin. pa^t '•<> \ears.
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    34 6 ;>r. (ioidon. of the I'niversitj uf IVnnsyl hill 1. has ihscovi red au intelligent, virtuous tribe, of Asiatic origin, in n wil.liine-, in Alaafca. Tka trika is g.m rm I b] pni,u. who (..itiiarchs
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    37 6 \e,ti r.l.iy. the Hon. John Audcrson. Consul Geiicrai for Siam. uceived a letter trom tie King ot Siam's I'rivate Secretary, appointing Mr. B. I', de Silva. of Hiph Street. I* .iv. roc la Hi, Maj.>tv the King.
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    36 6 Chang Ah Kui. who was hetore Mr. K K. Cakaan, oa I charge ol attempted murder. iacuttinjj ibeUiraal M Wong ,\h Chiofc, at a CLiacae re-tauraat, iv Moatß Bridfli A a I. waa di-v.-!i.!^d ye-t.rday alkMTaooa.
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    41 6 Mr. Ho Vaan I'eng was to have anawawd to a siiiu'j .n-. yi-ifiday uiomiu^. t..r dnv ing his motor- U at what was alleged to have l>ei n ;i diri ma paci'. iv Heach lioad. on No\. iui.ii 21, Theaata waapatfepoaad
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    50 6 Tin re i, still a gooil deal of righting in 1 the Provisos oi Kwaaajai, which provaa that I the lelx Hi in started early in the year has not Un |.i- Ile.l eutirely. Tbl r« is albo a ri-in.; m Clwkiaag, the rebel* I* lag reported as fi.mm Htroag
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    43 6 A lew daja Maaara, Kirn 1 bea« ami Cotupiny. uf H.niiik. nee.v.d a uamfaotue cnt;:i announcing that they ha. i l» en awarded hy ti.e International Jury thehroaaa dal lor the exhibit of rice that the firm ■>cut to the St. Louis Exhibition
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    44 6 Tin' Jaaaaaaa proaaaa to bbhml 4ii million yea in K.irm .-a -'M millions in irrigation work,. .'> million* in harbour construction at Takas and k.eiung. and millions on preh miuaiy Work on a railway into the region hitherto left to the savages" of the island.
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    58 6 New, revived in Hongkong on Nowmbcf J8 tint Captain .1. It. Muir, of tin s,. .Mac.l iff .Messrs. Jas, Warwick and j Co 1. had died vaddealj ftom heart iaUore wheu the iip "as tw.i days out from Hong kong ou the M] U> M..ji. "Ciptaiu Muir had beea iv
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    59 6 Our leader on the opium question dis wsiuy the view, of Lord William flamnjrai Cecil and Mr. J. O, Alexander as MMMaad in letters to The Tiniesi. which Mr. J. A. B. Cook stigmatised as Balderdash on Opium. is quoted by The Times of Ceylou and referred to as "a
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    62 6 Sugar planteis iv .lava report the heavy crops ol that staple ihere. this year. Far different is it with the coffee planters, aho M only niin for tlumsilves iv the near future. Pot them the outlook is as hopeless as it eaa well be. with low prices and the ravage,
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    64 6 A Kurasiau appeared before Mr. C. J. V. (ireeu. the Second Magistrate, yesterday uioruing. oa a charge of criminal misappropriation of a biooch valued at *2!t. Ulonying to Mrs. V. A. Pctaim. of I. uiah Meinh. Accused said that he foun'l it iv the public road. He was liound 0..-i
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    109 6 The list of aaaeala u> come be-fore the Supreme Coart, u.xt w.*k, has beun issue<l from the Government I'resH. There are IT appeals iv all. Five of those are Magistrates' ,i;i|KaU. ive arc appeals from the decision of Mr. Justice Fisher, five are appeals from the deci-ionsof the Chief Justice,
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    104 6 We understand (ri-portu the Bangkok Times) that Messrs. Howarth Erskine Ltd have Hi^ured the contract for the new Steol Waggon Hcpmiing and Erecting Shops for the Koyal Kail way Department. The building, which w of British material, and of very considerable dimensions, in to be fitted with an electric three
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    Social and Personal.
    588 6 Kiiniom- are prevalent that tl,. Kllll .1 Spain ha« shown signs of boreditarj cou sumption. The Duke of Conriani;ht tnk. tip rt pwst as Commander in t hief ol thu Aledit. r ranean Station on January A. The KiKlit Key. Dr. OL Hagn.ini, X, Kaudy. <evlon. attains
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    Output at Tronoh Mines.
    34 6 The MaMfpag I'm-, tor. M r. P. tt. Kdyni. informs us that the output ul tin mr lor the mouth ot XoTembi M tli. Troooii Stiam produced pieob J,'2i>".i 1.
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    Savage Barber Sentenced
    62 6 j A Hindi I'ourt. oonauting Menur*. Muh.ll and Uihson. Keateaoed harlni uanied Yeo Tek to a yi-.ir's rigoroiH impri -ouinciit visU'ivli'V ut'ti rti. >•■!!. lor indicting a Mfagi wound with a knife in the <-h.-.: an acquaintance, naiurd Tia dKMm Baas. Theileifiire w ia tliat th. j
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    Suit Against the Governor and Colonial Secretary.
    88 6 Two hinese towliays. Khoo S 011 Tv and Khoo Siew Jin, have ha.l MBUnonwa issued, at the BoffOMC Coart, a.-.iin-t Hi, Exc.lleu.j- the Governor. Sir.lohn Anderson, h.C.M.G., and C'aptaiu \ollnn. C.M.U tli. Coloniul Secretary, tliu tl.iiui being t,,, yWf- ulley.-d to have bei-i,
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    64 6 The Ki-miomist -ays tliiit tin.- Com v wealth wmiU t-.shuii UmoU, W..1-U rum nt silver at its face vain.- in order to BUBa 11 profit, bin it would be m,,re equitable for the London Mi'it to ai-<vpt tin- coin neraly at its bullion value. A special Australian coinage would have
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    57 6 Servant Tread^oU! Ux.lt tlir.o Sikh, MM Mr. C J. F. Green, the Hamad Maui* trat»\ v.Htirday luorniny, tw.i of whom accused tliu thinl of stialinjj S-Jihi. while tli. lattur accused hi* pruMocutoi s uf the mum,offence. Tlie Servant ntatod that Mok cliar^t'H wero the common result atwtfM amuct; tho Sikhs.
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    NATIVES OF NATAL.
    103 7 MARTIAL LAW PROCLAIMED IN ZULLLAND. (iovernment Preparing for General I prising. hniTKß's Tiaaaia| London. Dec. inU'r 6, Martial lav ha« been prndaimnd in Zalo. lan.) Ihe situation Im- grown more aarioua the attitude of the natives in Natal. Cue total lighting Rtrcngtfa of the Zulus is iat
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    ORIENTAL IMMIGRATION.
    103 7 Ihe Japanese Ambassador Regards Question as not Serious. Km ikk- Tklk.,k-.m Lou 1. n. !>i i. mUi 4. I >ki, ml. rvn wed on tin nubj ct ii D to Japan, said he w.i- Rniag the purpose of reporting rerbally ment man} things, inrluding n i Japanem ibto
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    ILLNESS OF THE KING OF SWEDEN.
    29 7 Km ikk TUBOAAIL Loud vi It, King ol Swedeu. wbu ha- been in ill- i riou-l\ inwell. Priuci who 1 ..i- already hcu-.1
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    MARRIAGE OF LORD LOREBURN.
    65 7 limit s TaiaaaaM i. i>. 1.. i i. .:> tlj yi i ypt Bt St< pin ii i > Mia* I. R.i St. ilwyn. party of uk mbi i- ol the Cabinet b H 1. i i- vi.l II .im oi Lord Lorebum, wlio 1- i..
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    CHINESE CRUISERS ARRIVE.
    397 7 Commissioner Calls on Governor at Government House. j ln.:;o a n to-day, the lon B rinnokj anc.,or;g.:." S '"-'theiiian of-war TheHa, .luaiHllia, Vmii, a.c ve-sel- of 1.-.KJtm-^id 2,900 to,,- respectively, and are rated a- 5,,0,,d.e1a-c,,,,-,!s. Theantia •...■ntof l 1( .,1a,.1,ie,,n5,5.-. 1 f i y |,t in.", oroecliloading
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    166 7 Expenses Incurred hy the Opium Commission. Following >n> the Orders of the day lor the in.-, ting I be lield on Kriday Moti in by Captain Yonnit I it Mm Council aiirovi I7JOO to be chaiL-.d on tbo .iren: revenues of the i i lonyfor the pr. Rent
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    KING AND QUEEN OF SPAIN LEAVE ENGLAND.
    31 7 Kki-tir's Tklk.jßam I.. 'i:.Jon. Di-cember I. King a 1 Qneea of Spate, who have ..mi wei ks dotation to H Batteaberg have left for
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    FATALITY ON A RAILWAY.
    18 7 [Bmu'i Tklkoram] 1. vi. I leoember 5, titbedintoagangal pktekyen ..-ley. "<■ v,-n men were killed-
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    GERMAN GOVERNMENT CONFERS WITH OPPOSITION.
    51 7 i.kk O-rAsiATis,iiK Lloyd Tklkgram] Berlin. December 4. 1 S irddenfaohe Allgomeine /eitung stateH that I'riuce von Dudow, Imixiial r, in ciuireucj with the leaders I the majority parties, has said that the i the business of the Reichstng ImpoetMe if the parties ooehaee I the
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    AUSTRIAN POLITICS.
    47 7 I>t H OSTAHUTMCH I.loMp Tklm-kam, Berlin, December 4. iM-sident of the Austrian Ministry, npeakiag iv the ihamlß-r. rejects Polish I'.IOIJ. I'riuce von Bu.low baa introduced a Bill A. inandin« a vote of three hnnd.ed i.nlhons fax the expropriation of the privileges of the I'ulish landlord*
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    COURTS-MARTIAL ON GERMAN COUNTS.
    41 7 COURTS-MARTIAL ON GERMAN COUNTS. |l)ia OHT4.SIATICHK Lloyd Tklbohaji] Berlin, December 4. It »M slated iv the lUiohstag by the Minister lot War that a BMcdwH courtmartial will bo conducted into the chafes of j diagraoefnl uffeunw against Counts l-yiiar and lluh.i.u
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    Enterprise of the Straits Steamship Company, Limited.
    112 7 The progrc-s which the Strait^ SU amahip Company, Limited, is making i» phenomena) in Baatern -hipping cirebwa We understand that an order for another new stt -aiutr has juxtbeen placed with tbeCaledon Shipbuild ing Hiid Kngir.e ring lompany. of Dundee-. Iv main construction
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    Forthcoming Change of Regiments.
    158 7 Tin. coining depaltuu- Iron. Ut>>loe "1 tl.c--7.-,th Carnatic Infantry to Triehiuop .ly is a matter for regret, for during th< ir t»o years stay iv 0W nr.<lst the otticers have been very pcpulai. says the local < »bsei ver. They leave Ceylon on January 11. and
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    The Ball Supper.
    134 7 The proprietor, tile maunder, and ihe -tall of the Hot. I de IKnrope have ba 1 aaaaaiaa to congratulate themselves on the su.v. -s of their efforto to please boeta and -a"'^* the St Kadtew\ Hall last week, to them w as.M I trus'e l lthec:ite.-iiit;ai:aii I;.nie:it>1
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    Mr. Taft in Russia.
    69 7 PROSPECTIVE PRESIDENT HAS AUDIENCE OF THE CZAR. [Daa Ostasiatischk Llovh Tklkukam] Berlin Dccembci I. Mr. W. 11. Taft. l\S. Secretary for War. has arrived at St. Petersburg on his return journey to the Init.d States from the Philippines, by way of Siberia. He says that the
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT.
    472 7 Morning's Work on Miscellaneous Applications. In opening the -.-ion Ike I: ■uikruptes Court, this moreing, Mr, Justice Fisher gave judgment on two application- made before him la-t week. Hit diimlaaail the application lor tbe conmiitt.il of the Manager of Chop Soon Baa Chaug. stating that he was not
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    A Demonstrative Duma.
    59 7 A 1. iiiiljn telegram to I ll..iii;koiig con temporary say~ The B«W Dunn ha> iu-lilge<l iv remarkable d, moustratioJ in view ot its brief pa«t history. Ad cspressi.in of loyalty to the Czar was arrird with acclamation, after which, the whole house rose to its feet, ami
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    Cook's Tours for Chinese.
    119 7 The Hongkong manager for Messrs Thomas Cook and Sou has arranged a v-ru ..1 tups for <'hineM> gentlemen, the first to let owl in April on a tour of the world. Apart from the general interest aud curiosity of ordinary travel, it is intended to add
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    Sale of Singapore Properties.
    182 7 The follow my properties were disposed at auction by Messrs. G. A. Fernandez and Company, yesterday Kruiiji Koad. --W MM leasehold land situate at Kranji Koail, near the 14th milestone, area H mm QM rent »2.40. nought Maeabanoa K.>ad. -Freehold land and attap house No. M
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    23 7 H II. deHtruyei Mohawk averaged 84 1 knots [>er hour dv ing a nix-hours steam trial in the North Sea on November IS.
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    Action for Damages.
    752 7 SERIOUS ALLEGVTIONS AGAINST OPIUM FARMER. Justice Fisher Expresses Surprise at Magisterial Proceedings. Mr. A. C Itudia continued his argument in the suit of Dr. F. W. (icKinetilleke R^ninxt the Opium Farm, yesterday afternoon. Tan Ke.- Soon, of the CMawM I'rotecUiriit,-, produced inform ition which he said Mr.
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    DECREASE IN CHINA'S CUSTOMS REVENUE.
    155 7 A HhMaghaJ lalagraai to the China Mail states The total amount collect.--! by the Imperial Maritime. Customs lor the quarter July-September, 1907, is Taels H,1 1 J7,127, a decrease of Taels 900.-107, the ti»urea for tho thud quarter of 190 C bein» Taels 9.l(M.rtil. In
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    The Purity Movement.
    106 7 A correspondent writing on tho subject of tbe Purity I'niou in flillMßlinwi, says: In these days when i-hivalry aiuoug-t the Chinese here is almost as tare as the dragon, it U aHaMatiaa; aud lafieilllnfl lO fiml that a society aiiuing,;U among M-veral good things, the muting of
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    LEPROSY IN DELI.
    165 7 Establishment of Isolation Refuge Advocated. In Deli, I. prosy forms a serious social danger, the number of lepers being steadily on the incr ase, owing to the continuous inflow of Chinese immigrants. The Chinese community has established a lepet asylum in the coast district, and a 1.
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    FATE OF A REFORMER.
    258 7 Endeavouring to Secure Reversal of Hongkong Decision. The friends of Iv X; HeJag are not -itting ilown and weeping in lace of thedieision of the Acting Puisne Judge illis Lordship Mr. A. <i. Wisei that the nee-used should Ixliandid over to the Chinese authoi itie-. lln
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    CEYLON AND THE STRAITS.
    234 7 Criticising Expensive Telegraphic Communication. Tin- gi'M" bMMaM in baaiaeM iataretMrafi between the Malay Peeiaaola and Ceylon has not receivi d any ii i 'guition either by the telegraph aatlimitif, m the -hipping oom pani.--. ia the totmti aaeCbrt to facilitate njeainaif tirm aad traOe bttweti bketwe
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    Chinaman Sues European linn.
    101 7 The acting Chief Justice. Mr Juatioe A. <i l.au. was eagaged, yaaturduy afternooas, with the case of Wee Ah II 08, ii tonghane. man v. Xeemra. Smith and Foster, < tors, for MBSJO as balance alleged to bo do* j for freight on graaito from Pnlo
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    Drunken Vicar at a Wedding.
    89 7 '111. l<< v. Jam.- Hi ia y T.iyloi, vicar smee lsaiofKle Ahaotta, Soiun-. t. km charged at the Bath Wells Consistory Court with freq lent drunkenness, it was stated that he read the burial service on the eooaaioit of a marriage, and when checked by
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    Chinaman Solves Labour Problem.
    181 7 Instead of worrying about the lamil Immigration Kuud Bill, or auything else in regard to the engagement ol coolies, a crrtain well known O(lM Towkiiy. i" Ceylon, who owns 2.U00 MM of lubber land in Damansara, lias taken advautuge of a much easier and cheaper method
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    ROOSEVELT'S MESSAGE
    189 7 ADVISES EDUCATION OF CHINESE IN AMERICA. Preparing for Japanese Exposition. Kki'TKK'* THMBMi] I,..ihloii. DMMkM I I'M'siilmil RmMmH'i MOMMI confirm* tin- forecast that MM i-iroiil-itt-il. It Mfei for until i: it i lo r- ill it til.' balance nl 1 tin- indemnity piudliv I'iirai in conniption with Mm l!..\cr
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    A TURN 01 THE TIDE.
    47 7 Ukitkh's Tklkokam Loadoa, Daeembar, The whol.-i.ie exodus of ali. ii- 1r.,111 the Lnitnl Statei is ,-a.i-ing alarm iv l iermany an. l Italy, and is adding, in Hungary, to the iioiili-s ol iiiuliiployiil in an alwadj OVW i louded I.Jin.r ln.uk. l
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    SUGAR CONVENTION.
    80 7 Daa t i-i i-nn-i hk lii.oiii ihioivi Berlia, Deeombi r I. Raaaia In.- feiawa the laaataatiaaal Bagai < oiiM-niion .iv the basis at kin llerrnan |.r..|...sals. [iiatinK's Tstaeaiwl Lnadoa, I i I iaaaia has beea admittid to tin- later nutional Sugar .inintiin Mi.- i- allowrd t ajataiu bei
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    ITALY AND RUSSIA.
    43 7 [On Oil Mill— I*otb 'Iklklraml Bi rlin. De in hi I Hg .o Tutom. I'reiirer ot li.ily. -p in ou the discussion oi tin- tktma [taliaa coca men-i.il aiinrinent. said that Italy m'i:i.l, tv maintain Mm heartiest relationx «i>h Itinaii
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    LA PATRIE SIGHTED.
    28 7 j D*K OsTASUTISI HK I.LoVD Ill'lMll Berlin, Deeaajh I I Tli. I -n-neli luiiitary an -iiip 1.1 I'atrir has bieii sighted ma. iilaajlOW, iv S
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    COTTON QUOTATION.
    17 7 {Dsu OwXaausaMaai Ltera Taaaaaaa| Iterlin. I), c, inbi-r I The .pioUtion for cotton is Ml
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    RAILWAY STRIKE IN INDIA.
    210 7 Rust Indian Company Obstructing the Conciliation. Tin- Railway stnl;.- is still iinii-ei i'iiil.', aayM .i Calcutta wire hi Kovember 87, alibou|(h the Hoard nt Conciliation appointed hy the H.«iK\;iy have already '1. -Ii to di-miss Kngl.k.-n. the spokesman 'I the striken; and the Utter reiu-i lo
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    Canton River Bridge.
    100 7 Itiwpwitim the proposed on ntniction n In i 1^«- over the rivet at Cv (M, lot «l Maura Howartli BnUM i nil Company tendered aaeoesifaUy, it is reported that a meeting of tbe stookuoMers ot th>- Cantonlloniiiii Bridge Company has been held, and tli>H>' present vot< <1
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      80 8 The sinyl.s „i the aiMtlJ L.iwn Itnnis Club croqaat hinrnaiimßl wen ooacladad, vcHterday af Urnoon by the defeat of Mrs. Matndcn by Mr. C. V. J, (ire.n. H.H.H. Prinr.' Svasti. paid a visit t<j the Hanßkok t'hrss < lub. at its weekly meeting ob Niivimbw 87, aad
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      Pedestrianism.
      76 8 International Match. Details of the intcrnati inal walking match. at Shanghai, roi November 21. are to hand. The Krencii v iui won with 111 points, the Hermans being s. „.nd with 11. the I'ortu third with »y. and the Scotch fourth, vuth :>4 iH.ints. Mr W. S. I'eatlurstonhaugh. .in
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      Hockey.
      139 8 SC.C. and XI v. F. Co. West Kents. A team representing K. Co. of the Koyal West Kouts, engaged a sccoud eleven of the S.C.C. in a hookey match on the Esplanade ye«te>rday. The game was a good one. though play was not of a high order. The s.
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      Lawn Tennis.
      180 8 \.M.C.A. Tournament. In the Y.SLC^A. tennis tournament -ingles. K iyd bvat Bishop. ;> t>. S-l. and D. Kleiu man beat .1. Klciuman. 6-0, 6-1. In the doubles. Hoisington aud I.eug Inn iK^at Williams and Hogan. ti J. 8-4. In the i uitest bvtw t H.'ii I.iicesur ami (.'amrgic
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      Cricket.
      185 8 The f-'ollow-on Rule. I Darling, who has bee u di puled by the Js".rd!ia Beard t outrol t" maki detiuiti •I'rang. mints with the Knghsh captain ion- rning matchei in Australia, ha- now IgreM Witt .Tune- re^ardiui; the follo^^■on rule. Th( matter was oOB»kk)fed ou November i by Uarlinß
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      Association Football.
      205 8 Singapore Association Shield. Tlie X.(i.A. iuet Urn Warders on the Beach Hoad ground, y.-st. rday. and a well i-ontosted name resulted. The Gunners had the better it play attheoomiiiciiceineiit. followin" which was a keen struggle in midneld; resulting mutually, in the tiunuers scoriu.' Ou restarting alter the interval,
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      The Turf.
      51 8 Army cup Kesuit. Thf following wire from I .in know ilaU-d Novimlx r 21, jjives the following MmH of tin ract for the Ariuy (up (7 furlong Wurdic Major 1 l-ittk KxiU •> Itifaq ;i Hi-Uinj;:...-! to 1 Itifaq; H to 1 'Vordiu Major ami 10 it t
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      Billiards.
      130 8 Inman at Hongkong. Mr. M.lboiirn. Intuan. Mm Australian bilHard player, played a ma! h with Mi. K. 11. Hinds in tin' Hcunkcun Club. The cauio was 1,000 tip. Iliad* MeeMafl tfOO point-, and Ininau won l>y M, Tin 1 breaks were kfIUMMMI. Kvnv :i->. 4«. H, M, M, 77.
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    SCOTLAND'S PATRON SAINT.
    456 8 Indian Journal Discourses on St. Andrew's Day. N. \t >aturday *M tin- day divoUd to >t. AndnM. our uf the gMaiaat Jays iv all tin calendar in Calcutta, when niuet< nths ot the white population hail from the bounic land o' MM The ii 11 iii i
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    GAOL BREAKER'S ROAMINGS.
    294 8 Husband Successfully Shadowed and Wife Arrested. Smart work on the part of I Lahore d. tective has n suited iv tlie conviction In n of a Bengali womau. named Binod Mohiuidevi, who has beeu seuteuced to three months' rigorous imprisonment for beiug iv posses sion ot property
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    Colombo's Shipping Trade.
    49 8 huu^iuTt of Cvl T bo or tlie marini Clttn»--r« nH H°" Colltlnut;3 ll > remarkable pro gresi- and development. The fi K ure R for ten months o f this year show that 2,805 vessels entt!r od the harbour tt t unil o ot 6.188,890 TlUb I
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    From England's Capital.
    1069 8 CHARING CROSS TO SINGAPORE AND BACK. America and Sunday Recreation. i Khom On; Own AUMNHItiI London, November H. One or t»n article* ap|ieared last year in Urn Straits TiuiCH, which dealt with railway extension ami development in Western and Central Asia, and in Further India uml tlie
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    COMMERCIAL.
    258 9 iWMWM, DKBmM 4. 1607. PRODUCE. ti.o:. i i.i>.- No. 1 1 iinpi.-kfl 10.(0 i ali M6 IVutianak 7 7Q r n l:».»» I Wl 1) ivtrs J0.78 t Sarawak g.og Brunei No. 1 g (^i 4 V) H kli, picked 25.50 tiiM- '22 I,ib. rivn 2:!.00 T»pioc». Rmall Plate
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      333 9 formation i Capitol Niimtxr Subscribed of Sharon Issue Paid Shares Valae ap to i Unissued Company QcuTiuone 190:1 1907 1903 1905 1907 1901 1908 ISK)S 1906 1906 1906 1906 1904 1905 1893 1905 1898 1900 1907 1906 1899 1907 1902 *300,000 •300,000 •600,000 14 00.000 £30,000 »400.000 £60,000 £100,000
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      RUBBER.
      388 9 1905 IMS 1904 1903 1906 1904 1905 1900 1906 1907 1906 1906 1895 1906 1903 1906 1904 1904 1898 1903 1905 19C6 1904 1901 £150,000 1-200,000 £30.000 £70,000 ♦150,000 £12,000 £75,000 £310,900 £180,000 £320.000 '175,1)00 1250,000 £100,000 £300,000 30.000 ♦■250,000 120,000 »lv>o.ooo £30,000 ♦250.000 100.000 SIOO.OCO £50.000 £6(1. OVt
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      GENERAL.
      195 9 I*9l £5.377.10.0 £1.801 l»9ii 1225.000 IHMH i±t\ «5.0'X).'00 na.aiMM 19C5 $2,J0%W 1J.<00.000 1896 $I,OOO,HXt $1,000,000 i9O! MI.OCO »3»,00D 599 HNjM WMM 1903 1600.(100 IJIO.OOJ 1891 $3(\OOJ 130.000 1933 £790.000 £750.000 1884 *aOO,i*XJ IVw.um ImJO MOO (VI $141. OK) i«. 7 si.ioo.ojo mjaojaao 1904 »40,00J »'-0 2*l 7,68* 4.800 i
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    CEYLON'S PLANTING PIONEER.
    209 9 Mr. Much Blacklaw Returns to the Homeland. at ■.>' i yi"u more eprew Dta.l tl tn »< M of i to oaentioo only two stts of Muir« ami tin- BlackWr., Mk d nave uu« representatives iv a rat on— U mea who di much I: ir>l :i".l
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    Cry of the Engineers.
    144 9 H Brown, M.I. a., ml I Premii D m rioallj maul a of civil i i. -mh. ni himl sorreyor* tice i» Wot. m A,:-t aha. out that it wu» > istowary litth in inidpalrty, or local autbontj i ,K. rt to build, <r a dram
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      20 9 PILSENER BEEF KEY BRAND iKPORTeu since **•>• Sow fienninf wiU»nl tb« »b«w twt Lak Is. BEHN MEYER* Co. Ltd. Sole ITVintH
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      42 9 YAMATO Co., 41, High Street, HAVE JUST UNPACKED A GREAT VARIETY OF Jine Jlrt Golleetions SPECIALLY SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS, FROM The Tokio Exhibition. A VISIT KINDLY SOLICITED. THE BEST iC I" A/J *mT s^l w arket. ft Retail Price $1-25 per bottle.
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      241 9 I'urveyur to H.M. Tl- Kidi; riiam. gfr^-y? MANUFACTURING JEWELLER. Diamond Merchant. "•i"cl.m*«?m* »•><» Oolc Precious Stones, etc. Jewellery for Xmas New Year Presents. I be« to inform my rustoiiH is and the Publiu in gaMMI, that I have jaat ->\* Md an unsurpassed collection of new and unique de-i^us the
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    POPULAR HOTEL.
    217 10 Lyons" New Scheme for Exeter Hall Site. It baa now Ik.ii definitely decided that fxipular hotel ii to in erected on the rite ol Ks.t. r Hall. Mr. Joneph LyonH,on NoTembei t, applied to the LJeenaina Uommittee ol tho l.'in.l.m Uonnty Oonncil, lot :i inn-io mid .iHiioiny li.
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    Passage Kates From India.
    283 10 riu following letter appear* in the Indiai paper*: ;mi. There i- every prmpsctM that thi r will be made to th. Indiai puMi. prorideil there in mfficii -t goarantet "f rapport; 1 1 UfguUr time-table sailings i-' n\> il not luN than 16 knots (8) approxi
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    Changes in Siamese Ministry.
    188 10 I ugi in the Sun:. *c Ministrj by tlie Bangkok II XII r VoraridbJ learn tli< MiniHtry of Local n alll) Polipf.aii.il. sM r.,f r ibli riit- prtsont Minister of Public W'orkn UK M nUtei ot H.K. Cliao I 1 1 retires from the 1 ty
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    Old Frames.
    97 10 fining more readily «ell* a worthies* and 3 ?M uiairtur, liideou.. with all the blatant trickn of that, an I rame. Phis ih tb. bait which i H most Will in dealers Uicmßelvw often buy s '!;;«(ra,n,-. At the celebrated u :"VTV";' lx fUtU" value a»work« Jly bidding
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      328 10 Ok A t^ S* m 'Cadburvs cocoa |^^^"^^^V S c ea beverage became it v rich in I ><^ ttrength-imparting essentials and therefore I I promoto physical endurance and hardihood. I I PUREST: BEST. MOST ECONOMICAL. Wines Wines Genuine taMl claret at 4 75 per dry Vermouth of Turin 1.
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      422 10 INSURANCE Companies. L\NCABIIIUK INST'KXNCE COMPANY. LIMITED. NOW HKKIIKP IN IBS ROYAL INSURANCE CO., FIRK <t LIFK. investkd ram omium raVTSUi C0..-Afent, COMMERCIAL I'NION ASSCRANCE COMPANY, LIMITED FIKK, MARINE. ACCIDENT CSIWRANTEE. Vtaaia Exceed £12,000.000. W. A. SIMS, r 137 1 Manager, Eastern Hrauch. ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. KIKE AMD LOT, TOTAL
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      565 10 BANKING COMPANIES. HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. paid pp capital »i0,000,00c RESERVE FUND:— Sterling Reserve 110.000.0001 Silver Reserve 111, 750.000 «U50.00»i Rtwerve Liability of Proprietors 110,000,000 COURT OF DIRECTORS. O. 11. Medbarst, Esq.— Chairman. Hon. Mr. Henry Keawick.— Deputy Chairman. A. Flicbd, EfK). A. .1. Ravin. .in). Kr-.j E. GoeU,
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      527 10 BANKING COMPANIES. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHAKTKK. Capital £300,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £800,000 Reserve Kuu.l £1.075, iK* BANKERS. Bunk ol England. National Bank of Scotland. The London City <t Midland Bank, Ltd. SINGAPORE BRANCH. Current Accounts are opened and interest allowed at 1
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      501 10 SALES BY AUCTION. fc=- AUCTION SALE ABOUT 2.100 TONS JAPANESE COAL AT TAN.ION'rj PAOAR SECTIONS Mm S« I, JABDINEH Uii-. Friilni/, Dmh r s| f Tubes ild for ac-mut of oonotrMd H. L. Coghlan 6> Co Licensed Auction,,.,-' LAND AUCTION. VALUABLE »<)<» VKAKs LEAHEBni TOWN l i l I C
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    53 11 On November 2, the British, American, French, Oernian, Russian and Japanese .Minister*, jointly informed the Waiwupu about the necessity of increase of the Poking legation guards, as there are many cases of anti- Mission riots reported from provinces. However, so far no reply has been made
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      277 11 Adams-Hewitt Motor cars. Extract from ft special article in tho "Malay Mail" t>y Mr. I. 11. M. BOBSON: ••still content with a one cylinder engine, my next Cm «.i- Bngliah-made, OB an Anieiiean HodaL I'hain driven by .me central Chain and litud with danl ignition, luhxl. lamps. te.. the 10
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      46 11 CHAMBERLAIN S PAIN BALM. There is no iluuger from blood poisuo re suiting from a rut or wound of any kind, when Chamberlain's Pain Itahu is used. It is an autiHeptio dressing and should be in every lioiisehultl. Kor s;ile by All dispensaries and dealer 1
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      247 11 Local Motor Car Agencies. ARROL-JOHNSTON Motor Cars II Motor Lorries. CENTRAL ENGINE WORKS. Agents. WE HAVE BEEN APPOINTED SOLE AGENTH FOX HTRAITS BETTLEMENTR, NETHERLANDS INDIES, FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND BIAM, FOR TIIE FAMOtTS MOTOR CAR WORKS OF I'tVH IKI» LEVASSOK CO CataloKuoa. Price Li»ts BntanMN, Ha., 1 1 a, T
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      565 12 Scale of Charges. PREPAID ADVERTISEMENT^.— MisoeII»naou« Wants r>f Evory Description, Rouses, Land ?tc, to let, are inserted at the following One Insertion I 1 *0 p?r inch. Two i.OO Three 2.80 Six B.M Nine 8.40 Twelve 7.20 Twenty five 10.00 I r.i .i subaoqneut month IS i>er iscb.) Tbo above
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      558 12 ARTICLES FOR SALE. lUns:-Faar Linn, on* or tw •ijrtiom, t-X By th« inch, s«e Scale of CL Mil TURNOUT FOR SALE. A Jiail Phaeton in good order, a pair of Australian liorsf. and d >ible harness; a "^l99^ Apply to W. C. MRLETT. LANDAU FOR SALE. A First i las-
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      568 12 TO BE LET OR SOLD. I SUTEfI --F »ur Lines, .-.ie or two InMniona, By thu i.i Scale of Chihrges. TO LET. No. 4. Prince Street. Apply, PATERSON, BIMONS CO., Ltd. C 3031 OFFICE TO LET, Lately occupied by Messrs. Wm. MoKerrovf A Co., at No. 14c Collyer Quay. Moderate
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      611 12 Miscellaneous NOTICES. Baiks lst Month, 110 per inch, subsequent month*, Hi. Forshurt»rp«rioil« Scale ot ll.arnM. NOTICE. OWNERS OK PIANOS who nn.l it ueceaaary to leave the MMJ for any length of time, can have their Pianos WAREHOUSED and kept in GOOD ORDER, at a very moderate charge, or PRIVATELY SOI.
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      726 12 ANTHROL. A PRKSKKVATIVK MiAINST WHITE ANTS, DRY ROT, ETC. Anthrol ha« all the .lualitic- of other vvoivl fmmmMrtm, bat at a BMcfa price $Ib2og1 b 20ga p llon. Syme C 0.,,,,,,, v.o.v. l DAN MACFARLANE COMPANY'S Royal Liqueur Scotch Whisky. OBTAINABLE OK ALL DEALEK-v WhtlmaU/rm SYME and CO., M, Diamond
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