The Straits Times, 13 December 1907

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    13 1 The Straits Times. NO. 22.522. SINGAPORE. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 13. 1907. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      200 1 JUST ARRIVED Pathe Films \J 1& OlOfl per meter. C. DUPIRE Co. j^ A SIGN OF THE BEST. Good Advice Ip^l Look Brand. HAVE YOU THOUGHT WHEN PURCHASING natural CDilk I THAT THE QUALITY ENTIRELY DEPENOS UPON THE BRAND YOU MAY SELECT? The Quality of LION BRAND™ is Guaranteed, and
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      350 1 ROBINSON CO. Sterling Silver Goods, Chased Silver Mounted I |[^^^^*****1 l^H Cluix-d Sihi-r Mounted Oxidized Silver Mounted msswKt^^SEt^j^^^lv^s*mn&&i Scent Bottles. MAWmlf^^^^^^^^^^^m^VM Silu 1)UlltKl $5.50, $6.50, $8.50, Case containing one pair of Oxidised Siiver Mounted Hair Bimlim, OD« Cloth and Hat Brush, one mounted Tortoise-shell Comb and Mirror eowpfete. As illustration
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    WIT AND HUMOUR.
    921 2 PUNGENT PARS FROM THE WORLD'S PRESS. I figure that advertising costs me a couple of thousand dollar* a year more than I can What arf you talking about, you don't advertiseNo, but the department stores do. and my wife has the bargain habit. Plain, Indeed. tan Now.
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      419 2 Dees Concentrated Disinfectant. 1 Gallon Drum 1.75 This Disinfectant is imported in a highly concentrated form, and may be diluted up to 60 times its bulk, producing a MILK-WHITE FLUID WHICH WILL NOT STAIN. This is the most economical and effective Disinfectant it is possible to procure. Importers: The Borneo
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      582 2 MAO WITH ITCHING SMnRMEMA Shocking Humour on Arms, Hands, and Body— When Scratched Pimples Became Bleeding Sor?s —Could Not Sleep from Itching —Suffered Tivo Months. CURED IN A FORTNIGHT BY CUTICURA REMEDIES I was fln-t aff.vt,-d ni ho arms and hand* and 1,-tw.- n th fnp-rs ami tt.. n n-arly
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      372 2 SPECIAL STOCK-TAKING SALE. ELECTROPLATED WARE. NICKEL-SILVER WARE, AND SILVER WARE. Suitable fnv Xmas and New Year Presents, AT I'.EUUCED PKIC'ES. LEVY HERMANOS, LA REINA DEL ORIENTE CIGARsT We are able to off. r to the Public Wt 'f ll 1 and Ci«ar L>e*lcrs, a new stock Reina ViCtOPJa. Special, of
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    DRESS AND FASHION.
    1342 3 I1I 1 HATS THAT ARE WONDERFULLY FASCUATING. l.ikeh loan a little, perhaps, on the side of 1 xatmcration. both as regards shape ami size, the new hats f,,i autumn and early I winter, as one finds them «t the moment in l'ari>. are nevertheless wonderfully tascinatinj,'. They
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      576 3 Kame Co., *3> HIGH STREET, HAVE JUST RECEIVEO FROM JAPAN: XMAB AND NEW YBAB CARDS, CALENDARS, «nd I large selection of PRESENTS P B ,»eciaJl y suitable for sending home. Ad taily inopectioa invite). Diamond Bazaar. llefon Pun hasim: your CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR PRESENTS, JDI I 1 i';,h. 1
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      148 3 Waltham Watches EXACT AND DURABLE The Waltham Watch Company, at Waltham, Massachusetts, U.S.A., is the oldest watch manufacturing: establishment in America and the largest In the world. The daily product is 3,000 finished watch movements— all guaranteed. Milkmaid BRAND V^ feINSEDMii! T|ir*t"|_ $r Qlo .JSr.- Se« that the *WIssfONDENSEDMIU°J MILKMAID
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    BOMBAY MONEY MARKET.
    286 4 Government Policy Condemned as Timid and Lacking. ~tmuu hetiafJ of imii(;natii»' pwraih ni n^^t ...niiiK-rtial < ir<U-^ in liombay a; tinr.i i-.il ni Bowumbl to grant telegraphic transfers on London. or to umuei that n>>M vi 1h forthcoming in tlii- country n< reg lired to meet tli.
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    Nun Sues a Convent.
    162 4 Viei ut writ< "U ttctober 1 Vu action, which will I btlewi serve a- a Ir -d. lit. I ■1. pla I day in th. Styrian (irat; brunght by a nun named B ma ken tu< vowi in the Ii inaery in that town S v
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    Who Writes the Jokes?
    44 4 v. Vil 1; Itman. Mr. V. S \U art say. t I uroiw n, I n irly I i v t 'n. d long Hist I(N>.«KM>. mil traili in the Hi lit. 1 witll i ii ••:vi -r-.ui.mal 1 li
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    Li HUng Chang's Adviser.
    89 4 '1 in full. rdiiiarilv J ,i- a n He i. ,i i wax Inter on r to 1/ H ihl; li.ihl'. In :r few yean I at hi- I. itl In it< prov< ,n 13.000.(100. On behall of tin unpaid cn-diton living in .ofthatcitv.hai rmal claims
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    771 4 Samr, port, probable </a/c ol arrival, and name of A<jmts. STEAMERS. Agamemnon, Liverpool, Jan 24 Maiurield Airlie, Sydney, Deo M Bountead \namba. Copenhagen, ,lav i Kant Ati I Arcadia, Colombo, Hoc 21 P. A O. Coy Astyanax, Liverpool Dec 15; Mansfield Austria. Trieste, J«n 7 Itaut.nl.. n; Ayathia,
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    47 4 \i uli-i II ll.lv writti v „.|,v. and the I k b< should Ik-] n tlii°> I I ill tiling Hitherto age* rl to the i xpiril o( youth ha* Kow \w- uhall ite .i ii in "Mi youth, .iml n.l thiii <l.iv- living down tin incouvonient
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    Boy's Wonderful Escape.
    156 4 l> i ring -i cini-niatOKrapli show at land, wiiit.i-liaj.il. the oth. iiAimil Philip Pinter, agi I a in, ii veUoUM escape. To«ethci with wmui otto i 1 •mi n ptitioualy climb* .>u tin order to obtain a gratia rtev. ol th. niaiii-. through a Kkylight. b wln>
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      95 4 AN ATTACK OF CROUP WARDED OFF. ii little girl, two and one-half yeara old, nnugbing with the croup one evently. We happened to have lone of Chamberlain* ougb I:, tuedj on hand and ■avc hnr two .1..-.- of it Bhe weal back to ■I woke up next morning wKhoat a
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      725 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. p. a? a STEAM NAVIGATION CO. For China, Japan, Penan*. Ceylon. Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports. Plymouth and London Tbroagb Bills 3f Lading issued for Chin' Ccast, Persian Golf, Continental, and AmtricaPort*. Steamers will leave Singapore on or about MAIL LINE. Chttvard (for C«m|. II K Jroirft.l
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      675 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. HANDEL AND SCHEEPYAART MY. "BANNER." BANDJERMABIN. The Steamers of this company maintain a regular servtoe betweep:— Singapore, Baweao. Bonrabaya, Bandjer masin Palo Lant, Balik Papan, Koelei, with transhipment at Bandjennajtn for Samnit. Maudawai, Koemai, Kotta Waringin Djelaj, Manibaban, Marakasaries, Negmra and Bebink The steamers have good accomodation for
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      474 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE. PASSENGER SERVICE By the new .teamen RHENANIA" HABSBORG.' HOHENSTAUFEN." These steamers ttm to the public the highest Comfort yet attained in Ocean Travelling. They have very large cabins, provided with only lower berths. The cabins are amidanip* and fitted with fans. Lvindrv on board. Doctor
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      786 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. nTdTI. RORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD Imperial Herman Ma I L't«. The fait Mid well known mail steamers thla Company e»il fortnightly from Bre:o-n Hamburg Tia Rotterdam, Antwerp, Sooth m:i ton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (oona-jction Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria, and vice vr-a) For Said, Suez, Aden, Colombo, Pen*nj, Singapore, Hongkong, Bhan{hai, Nagasaki,
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      66 4 That titv<l l.Kikins; man with a peraMent «ounh .aiiiiDt artui.l to -i-.k a liany. I I .liniai< Cor hia healtli, but bin in, ml- kn. that anrafithing ahould i» done. It the] woold but t<ll him of st, arn-' Cordial .'f Coo l.ivir Bxtraot, he might aecurt' i m« leaac
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    SHIPPING IN PORT.
    1168 5 I MURIhi. Mk| the ftill.i* 1111: ;iM>r«.i,1,,,,,» n««.| Ha.imnr. ah, »»hp,i p M .h...i,,.,. v.c ht Cm, <rtii»rr t.l.i X". t; h r 'e P-'";P H.ts,, p BrtJ Hrituh. l.s linl, I st.,te« V,\i Kroiu-h' li»r <j««:Djt; i>.tch iux. it,ii,,;. >;"".;,. r; h •mi*: V. ini^rtonW. Wh.rY
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    Vessels at Tanjong Pagar and Keppel Harbour.
    84 5 Wharves at which Vessels are Berthed To-day. Taajoao pagar Eiht WHiSr Bahin— Glenogle. EmT Woiar Section I—Zweena.1 Zweena. Sect. 1 (Shsewi Winur): N Section No. 7— KuryaliiH, Carlylc. i— Sheikh. 4— Waihora. B— Nil. 6 Bellerphon. 7— Carnarvonshire. B— Moyor. Maru. 9— Ranee.
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    Mails to Arrive.
    106 5 From Bcaop«— By (he B. I. b.s. Thongwa, Friedricli. due on December 14. From CniNi--By the M. M. 8.8. l'olynoßicn, due on December 16. Hingnpore l>'ie in Lood Nov 11 -JJ.1> I.. Dec fi Nov 14 B. 1. Dec 7 Nov 18 M. M. Dec 11 Nov
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    Mail Steamer Movements
    76 5 Oitwaki. B. 1. Mail. The B. I. contract packet steamer AaMMi with tho Lou.lon mails of the 2->n.| ultimo, left Ni^.i|i:it:»iii. nn tin' Kth instant, aud may be expected to arrive here ou Saturday nnrnns. the I ith instant. Outwaiid French Mail. The M. It, company's steamer
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    Mails Close.
    108 5 l-'.ii. I'ku Stkaxir Time Tomorrow Kumitaii nmH Via 7 a.m. KuanUn 11,t»,t,t,,nl 7 a.m. H'koiin, S'jjhai. JafM 8e11er,, r 1,..n 10 a.m. Sninliiknii Mil p. t \hin,l 11a.m. Illillltll .li»'( JVi.vr 11.1011 T. S'trnljiun and I'cuauK I'cr.ik 1 p.m. P. Swettonham, 1'. ■11:1 m; Pin Seng 1 p.m.
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    LIST OF PASSENGERS
    441 5 Passengers Outward. IVr I', a <>. sti'iiiut r Snini.i tr.Mii Lgwloa, Nov. Am Dec. U Mr. ;iuil Mrs. K. H. Bctta, Wmt.C. N.ill. Mr,. .1. R. Broacßey, Mr-. T. M. Ipt.n. Mr. V. A. dower, Lie.its. Eddie, A. C. Chapman. F. S. HaUiiluy, C. 11. (J.iy, au<l
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    SINGAPORE SHARE MARKET.
    448 5 Brokers' Reports for the Current Week. The weekly re|xirt of Maaafli. haaaraaxl Company is as follows Owtea tv liallhH iM of money anil the further decline iv the prire of tin. Njmiß uot easily found for the larij' iniinlx r of skins i.iritill^ fur prompt and I
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    Messrs. Latham and Co.'s Report.
    608 5 MmJMOK December II Mi --r->. Latham MM <'oiiipanv- -.li.m npoit .-as follows Tin niarkd this Wuuk baa |ins.ntod .1 more liusiuess-likc attitudi as o|xrators w »cild a|i(« .ir to be ucttiUK iiecu-tuni- d Ut the 11' l:.nd pnen vow [ir. nuliag. The si|iiariny of the
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      432 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. LTD A regular KOKTNIGHTLY MTviM la mainuiuo.l Mm Japan and Bampa i, y tho following NEW TWIN-SCREW STEAMERS. Under Mail Contract with tho Imperial Japanese Governmi'iit, specially doKifined for the ("ompany'B Kuropean Service. li«'uted through out b> Klootricitv, provid.-,! with excellent accommodation for Kirat
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      498 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LBT. ANIJ CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. CO.. LTD. !he ('omiunira 1 ciiimin are despatched from Liverpool outward* for tbr> KtraitH, China and .!.|'in pvrry week, and Ir im Tfipm homow.irds for fllt"*"i Amaterddn *nd Antwerp every f r'.i. t:!ii ml for Genoa. Marseilles and
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      406 5 STEAMER SAILINGS, N. D. L. NORDDEUTBCHER LLOYD. WKKKIA MMQMU SKKVICK FOR BANGKOK. Tlic Steamers of this Company are mtenl.-tl to leave Sinjjaiiore every Friday. s.s. DELI, 1.110 t»n«. <:.ipt. .Toll. Leas* (in connection with tbe Outward German Mail), »Nl> s.s. NUENTUNO, 1 ,3 >0 tons, Capt. lr. Hinsch. The latter
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      369 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. cTpr. Canadian Pacific Railway Company'? Royal Mail Steamship Line. TOE N VTIONAL HIGHWAY TO EUROPE VIA CHINA JAPAN, CANADAI ao.l the UNITED BTATEP. Route from Hongkong, tin Shunqhai, Nagasaki, dulmi.l S.» of Jupuni. Kobe. Yokohama, Victoria and Vancouver, K.M.S ICmprehh or India" Twin screw nteaX.M.S. Kmpbesh or Japan
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      33 5 i.nnatinlv Urn Ideal Pargathfe, r meu'led aj bbi at bm Baal lalbottawa. Easy to take and certam m reuult Tt at had oi nil -hemibtn. WkeaMak from lh» ifkataaMf, Battery Road, rimgapore. me
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      150 5 DAY iiY UAY. Friday. December 13. High Water. I II Dm. Football. S.R.C. R.G.A. Municipal Commission. 230 p.m. Legislative Council. 230p m. AJhambra Cinematograph Show. 7 30. Saturday, December 14. High Water. 6 I a.m. 6 9 n.m. B. I. outward mail due. Cricket. S.C.C. v. R.W.K. Cricket. S.C.C. 2nd
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      61 5 WEATHIiK REPORT. KumLmi Krrlxiu Honpital, Ih-imber U. IW'7 it. a, 3r. v. 'J i v Rkuihi Bar. H lah 2».»19 af.ttl m.W\ Temp S3.'- 1 77 2 76 1 \V,t Hull, Ther Tt.S 71 A 74.0 J-> Dirof Wiii-1 -1- calm calm u= Max. T-inp «7.4 j*. Mm 7».0 jS'v
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      28 5 WEATHER TBLBtMtAM. Hongkong. Dattataarlt, 10 a.m. har meter 10.2U Direction cf Wind E.F 1.. Force of Wind 3 Max. Temp in nha.l- 65 Manila, 761 ralm 0 27
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. FRIDAY,DECEMBER 13.
    2089 6 The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. FRIDAY,DECEMBER 13. If .losephu-' statement on the antiquity 01 tin .l.w-i. which was written during the latter half of the first century, is correct, anil if the fifteenth century map in Ptolemy's romantic geography, which shows the upper half of the Malay Peninsula under
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    11 6 All MapMWM published in this issue, are protected by Copyright Ordinance.
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    13 6 Kroin S«aUw. yesterday. ;t4.'i pa-st'ii"ers arrived b\ the N l> 1., steomer Kajab.ui.
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    15 6 A cargo of n.e arrive.) from Hmgkok vc-tcrdav, by tlie N.D.U. steamer Sin K ora.
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    23 6 Dining l.i-t year. 9.1 per cent, of the analyses of milk made at Colombo showed the milk to be grossly adulterated with water.
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    23 6 There are a number of action filed in Hit Colombo Court of Bequests by Lloyd s i.reaUr Britain Publishing Company against Colombo residents.
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    28 6 Crowds of men and women attacked, with stone- and mud. police who were restocking a ura/ing farm iv County Koscounuou. The (xiliie charged, aud several arrests were ma.lc.
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    35 6 A high mass of Kcquieiu for the repose of the souls of the late I'liilip .loseph Seth and Kinily Set'i will be performed at the Cathedral of the Uooi Shepheru at To'clock to morrow luorniug.
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    38 6 flic Peking (iovernnieut has enquired of the Viceroy of UawoUMg and (iovernors of Kiangsii mid t'iiekiaug about the Society called the Iron and Blood Society, anil orders him to r.]Mirt upon the details of that somewhat mysterious body.
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    40 6 A antou dispatch announces that a number ot prominent merchants there have dcci.lc.lto start a Voluni;«r Corps in ardei to defeud themselves iv cases of emergency. The regulations of the proposed Corps are to be similar to those of Shanghai.
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    44 6 An e-tiiuate is in course of preparation for a new Medical College iv Lucknow, which is to cost seventy five lakhs. The fittings, apparatus and surgical instruments will cost twenty lakhs. The work of con structing the building will be taken iv haud immediately.
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    38 6 Noisy auti-licrman demonstrations have taken place at Lomberg to protest against the Prussian legislation iv connection with the Polish Provinces. The Km|)eror William was burned in eftigy Prince von Bnelow was denounced; and the tioriuau Consul was threatened.
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    50 6 Home-going travellers from Singapore may be inten-ted to learn that negotiations are at present proceeding between the directors of the Bristol Hotel, Colombo, and the Army ar.d Navy Stores, l.omlou, which, if carried to a successful conclusion, will result in the Bristol Hotel becoming the property of the London Compauy.
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    Social and Personal.
    304 6 Mr tieorge Ham BM In eu aafjoioioi liipudator of I 1 mill LimiUd Mr. Wiuntedt, of lapah. ha- to MaLam; as \ssistaut District Mlioer Inspectors C.JNVyatt and < C. .lacks. .11 have be,n promoted to the rank of first da-s. Messrs. (ieorge Williams anl Josepti Lowett have
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    22 6 Th. piice of tin iv Singapore today is »IV4J per picnl. ye-terd.v. it was M|, Kitty tons haw been -old to dn\.
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    39 6 Mr. I! .1. lUrtlett, Science TfrflOl aud Acting Principal of the Ifahies I :,,titutiou. ■N a most iustr'ictive lectn. on The Hi-tory of a (iraiu of Sand, at the Short Str<ft"Sch.»)l. la-t uioht, under the auspices ot the League.
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    57 6 A MMori will U yiveii iv the I'ro-byteriau Inn, 'h on Friday, the 2Uth instant, at it p.iu The principal item will be Spohr's "C*od. Thou art (ireat. Solos will l>e -uny by Mr-. L'hamherlaia. Mi- Kenr, Mr. v. WaNon. Mr. H l>ennis. and Mr. Hume, and an orniu -ulo
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    58 6 The Home Office at Peking ha- directed all the Cluuese Mmist<rs ahro.id. to -end copies ol the laws and regulations, enforced indifferent countries ai<aiuitt newspapers and printing offices. The aim is to consult them in the matter of drawing up the new fnm laws of China. It h rep.irUsl that
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    74 6 The high officials iv Indo China are in a quaudary as to how to raise fresh revenue, to replace that from opium which inu-t now lx- dis(H'iis<^i with, according It the decision of tlie Home <iow inment. M. Bonhonr.-. the Governor of Cochin-China, has been ud vised that the establishment
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    75 6 A new Uus-iau illustrated daik new-|ia|>ci has just ap|H'ared at Yokohama. Its aim i- to acquaint the public iv Siberia aud Kus-ut. with the political and social lift, in Mm ftu Kast. c.-i>ecially iv Japan. How it stands with l!ii-siaiis in Japan will be the subject matter of several articles,
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    94 6 The (iovcrnor-Genera'i of Netherlands India was. at the date of la-t advices, busily engaged in conducting the Acheen inquiry. not only at the capital but aha at the coast ports, fie will leave Acheen for BaW\ia via Deli on December .11. Hi- Kvcellency has aroused surprise at Batavia l>y w.rin^l.n
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    Committed for Trial.
    63 6 Tan Ah Song appeared before the Tim. l Magistrate Mr. K. K. t'olman. y.stei.li> afternoon, for preliminary enquiry into charges of cheatiug Wee Kirn Seah in respect of two bags of coffee, valued at JUKI, and using as geuiuiie, a forged order ou which he obtained them.
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    Another Chinese Failure.
    113 6 We regret to hear that another (hiucsc lucrcautilc firm suspended payment yestur day. and that the liabilities are estimated at •400,000. With reference to th.' statement published by us list evening, regarding Chinese speculations in exchange, we are informed that the stringency in tlie local market is
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      145 6 (Sdristmas $oods. FRESH SUPPLIES: BISCUITS, CAKES PKKKCMEKV CHOCOLATBB COBHAUI HU ITS CONFKCTIONBKY .I AMS. JKLLIKS CHRIBTMAB CRACKKBB PLUM PUMMMO KANTACLAUB BTOCKINGH MINCK MKAT. HAMS M IS. M.MDNDS. i:i:\/II.S BACON, CHKKSK I M.HKIM's. AIAI In PICKLKS, SAICKS loii.KT UOODB UHUTNBYS, KTC Special Prices for December. Thompson thomas&co.," CHILDREN S CONCERT. a
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      356 6 FINAL PERFORMANCE. Teutonia Club, December #4, One Summers Day. Under tlie distinguished |uln'iiiu;e aud in tbe iireaeocr of Ihi- Uon. ('apt. A. 11. and liftdy Evi'lyn T«aH CawMMW at 9 p.m. Vlan ef S -an at Tbe U Mm Piann Co l 42.i? *P6otograp6y. For Best Work, Go To Wilson
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    CRICKET IN AUSTRALIA
    881 7 PERFORMANCES OF THE ENGLISH TEAM. Opening Scores in the Firsl Test Match. iFaon Oi own Tnemi n— iii.j S},!.i,.y. IVc-iuber 1.1, \M p.m. The first UMI .natch between the cricket laaau repi. anting Kugland and Australia was begun at Sydney this morning. The weather i- fine and
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    BURGLARS AT TANGLIN.
    494 7 Indignant Letters from Residents In the District. We may any with reference to the state munt iv oue of the, following letters that we were not conscious of any special pleading ou behalf of the iwlice in our leading article deahug with the burglaries at Tanglin. We
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    JUDGMENTS ON APPEAL.
    552 7 The Penang Bill o Lading Case Mentioned. Iv the Appeal Court. tHo wniH Mow Mr. Justice Thornton. Mr. Jaatfco Fisher and Mi Justice Seioombe Smith, judgment was given in the case iv which W. A. Aeria appealed against decision of Mr Justice Law. iv respe.t to his
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    34 7 Mi. lierbert (iladstone stated, in MHMMC to a deputation, on November W. that the new I.V iiMiif. Kill to be introduced during uttxt Sesniou wuiild nut contain a provision to abolish barmaids iv Calcutta.
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    American Banking.
    100 7 CONGRESSMAN'S PREDICTION OF DISASTER. Suicide of a Bank Manager. Kklikk 'I'klv .k«m Ijon lon. Decein'M'i 12. Congressman Kc.ulei. Chairman of the House CommiiUi- on Hanking an I Cuirency. insisted in a -|h ■<■• h that gold is the ouly proper bank reserve. If the (tovernmeiit ooutiniied its present
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    U.S. PRESIDENCY.
    81 7 Chances of Republican Governor of New York. |Kki'T«k's Tklk.ikami houdon DiH-ember It, Mi KoeoevcM has issued a I .nn.il state nient reuounciug any pretensions to a third term of ettoe a- President of the luited States. It is getieially av;r<H;d iv New York that tliis brings (..iv.iuor Cbarle-
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    BETTER OUTLOOK IN NATAL
    33 7 I li ki i th s Tblkukah I London), IV-cember I.'. Two bodies of Ue-ci vists have be»n demo biliwd in Natal ..wing to the improved out 1... 1,
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
    451 7 Government's Replies to Mr. Baker's Questions. At the KcuislHlive Couucil meetiu^ this aftern.Kin. Mr. T. S Baker asked the follow me .|u.stious il.i Will lioverniue.it state, with icier eu.e |a oiiui-il Paper N". ISol UH)~i, regard mt; ios- on sale of se. unties, why it should lime keeo
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    Chap Jee Kee Lottery.
    213 7 Mr. Gardiner, Assistant > ip.rnitriiil.nl o{ Police, prosecuted him Keng Whatt, and a woman named Laaag linn Kirn. before the Tliird Magistrate. Mr. B, K. Colman. yester day afteiuoon, ou ehaCflßl of keeping a comuiou gaining house, at No. 69 Duxton Road, which collapsed a few
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    The Newton Tragedy.
    430 7 ARAB ARRESTED IN SINGAPORE ON SUSPICION. The Murder of Syed Alsagoff. DmmmHm In <-t. h'rnyne has ma<li> un arrest in connection witli tli> Newton tragedy, which occurred ,m April 17. when Syixl Abdul MMMI l.in Abdidia'mian Alsa^ilf, a prominent Arab merchant. was murdered. An Arab named TapMk,
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    Castaways for Nine Months.
    59 7 Telegrams frum Wellington stale that thirteen snrviv..rs of the barque Dunlonald. from Sydney tot Kahuouth. who have been castaway- lot nine inoiithson Disappointment Island, ii.v. Im.ii re-eucd. They lived for j six months on Mollymawks before they reache.l tlie .idjoiuing island, where there i was a
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    F.M.S. Labour Scheme.
    124 7 Interviewed at Colombo, on his return from home. Mr. John Turner, of Peiiaug, said that j if the Kubb.r <i rowers' Association would I turn their attention to seeing, that there is au outlet for the rubber produced, rathei than trying to hamper the labour supply, it
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    New Rifle and Bullet.
    161 7 A new model of the Springfield rirlu ha» boen adopted by the American War Depart im nt. and will be issued to the troops in Philippines in January. The now model has a velocity 'J.KOO feet per second, as against 2.U00 feet per second of the
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    Portland Dukedom.
    103 7 It is uot perhaps generally known that in the event of the claimant ul the I. rtlaud dukedom proving his rights to that title the present holder of the dukedom would still remain a Peer of the Kealm. In IHHO the Duke's stepmother was raised to the peerage,
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    METHODISTS CONFER.
    554 7 Malaysia Missionaries Meet in Singapore. The annual session of tin' Methodist Cou ference fur Malaysia, was apmei officially this iiiMi-niiii: at the Short Street School. Bishop W. K. Oldham. l».l».. presiding. All of tin- Methodist missionaries, with one or two exceptions, in Java, liornuo. thr- Federated Malay States
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    COURT OF APPEAL
    129 7 Surgeon Sued for Alleged Breach of Contract. Mr. Justice Law. acting Chief Justice, di.l not sit in the Court ..f Appeal yesterday afteiuoon. as the appeal under consideration, was one from his decision iv the cam 1 of Mr W. A. Aeria v. Chop .100 Seug Chan,
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    Fine Blue Sapphire.
    56 7 A cone-shaped blue sapphire, of fourteen rupees in weight, and of the first waler. wagcmnied iv a pit belouging to Kalawana Korala, Ceylon. The value is roughly e-ti mated at rupees 20.0m>. The gem is at pie sent with Mr. J. W. Maduwanwcla. who is a brother
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    One Summer's Day.
    108 7 We would remind our readers of the [>er formance of One Summei's Day, by the Singapore Amateur Dramatic Committee at the Tetitonia Club to-morrow uigtit. The performance is under the patronage of the Hon. Captain Young aad Lady Evelyn Young. As the amateurs have gone to consi
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    Boycotting Ricksha Fares.
    167 7 A correspondent writes calling attention to the fact that their appears to be uo dearth ot rickshas at the tramterminous at Gaylaug. but pointing out that unless one is willing to be black mailed by the pullers, he stands a chance ot being openly boycotted. There are
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    P. AND 0. COMPANY.
    93 7 THE SECRETARY WRITES TO THE NEWSPAPERS. His Explanation of Sir Thomas Sutherland's Speech. |lUurKß's Tklk..kam I.oinlon. UwMOBBOf li The Secri'taiy of the Peninsulai Bad Oriental Steuin Navigation (unpuiy. wnl iug to the uewspap-r- with rel.ren.;.' to Sin Thomas Sutherland's allusion at t!ie annu.il meeting to unfair
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    CRICKET IN ENGLAND.
    86 7 A Proposal to Mold Triangular Contests. (Hitter's Tklk..kam| London. Deeomber IS The poopeaal has Nsmi ma.le that Urn Australian aL.I South \tricaii cricket t. nu should visit Kngland in l'.Hh), and that a siries of trianyiilu contests sh.ml.l Ih- pleyod. This proposal is now im.l r eowddoratioa
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    THE FATE OF CROSBY HALL.
    63 7 Kkitkk's TnU .ihm. l.'.n.l'Mi. Uaoeoanei II At a meeting of the t ily Cuqialiwi, si'veii delegates wei. appoint. .1 t. c.mfi i with the London C.hiiilv Cooncil and other bodies with a new el Bnd UiMtoa Ui pi.seive Crosby Hall. ihoM I b) the Chartered
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    CAPE AND CANADIAN LOANS.
    45 7 [laviaa'i Tbumum I don. U» eiioihw l Kollowing upon the lavoaraUr reooptine last week of the four por-oeat. Capo Coioay loan of i!I.(NKMK»i stLiiiuu. issu..l at 9b, Um Canadian (ioverniiie.it ha- i.-n. .1 a four |»'i cent, l.an of ffHuOOOat par.
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    ASSASSINATION IN BULGARIA.
    35 7 iKKLTKh's Titaoaie 1.011.1..11. I', .-ell, her IS. It is rei>oit.'.l troni H ilia that a M.ue.loiiian. on 'chic-Liy ins;ht shot ai .1 kille.l tin- uotiri..iis M*olatiooM I. "1..-. lioris Hnmnaf aad <> iwaaenT.
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    KAISER'S FAREWELL.
    119 7 Imperial Thanks to the I'copk of England. i Dun QanaaMOTaana Laan Twummttt llerllll. Deeeiub. I 13. The demonstration at the departure ..1 the Kinperor William from London Iran of th. heartiest description. The Bobbomc throuen the Ambaoatdor, Uooat Paul W(,ltf Mett. rnich. bai oxpteeeed his giatilicatioii with hi-
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    GERMAN NAVY LEAGUE.
    85 7 Prince Ruprecht of Kavaria Gives Reasons for Resigning. IDkk Ostasi.uis.uk I-.L..VH Tkiv.ii.. lierlin. DwaOskOl IS Prince Kupre. lit of Bavaria DM a statement with regar.l tobJe resignation of the position of President of Ihe Bavarian Kranch of the <>eriu.tu Navy LeagOO. lie states that, as M ollii.
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    CANADA'S WARNING.
    34 7 jl)«K OSTASIATISC UK LIoVII TkLK.IKAM Bellill. IVrmibr, H Through its agoiicie-i in LoaaVai mid in Europe, the Canadian OltWWl h, eeai warnings against further iiiimigral. v to Canada at the present time.
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    ITNERAL OF KING OSCAR.
    28 7 |DIH OSTASIATISCMK I.LOVII TKLKUKAM I'.eilm. \<^; inber I The fuueial of the late Kiug Oscar ot Stvcdeu is fixed lor Thin -lav. the IMh instant
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      26 8 The S V A. Kite Club shoot will not be held th's week end, originally planned, but ban been portioned fur ;i week.
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      25 8 Tltr Rugby football match arranged be twrtn the Club and The Telegraphists had to be abandoned yesterday, owing to the Plain 1» ing under water.
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      54 8 The cricket match arranged to take place tomorrow between the S.C.C. and the .M.C.A. has been declared off owing to the bad state of the Esplanade. A rugby match, bow over, will b«- played Uitweei those' partaking iv the match between S.C.C. and langor at kaala Lumpur on the '23rd
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      Rifle Shooting.
      47 8 (ireat Britain v. Tasmania In a match at Hobart. the Mother Country's Eight won by 7fW points to 726. Aver age --96. 1 Sergt. UmiiiiindMii uiade ;W. "3. 3.". 101 and 1..-Corpl. K.ilton 34. 34. 82—100. Hold medals were presented to tin. w inn, rs.
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      Swimming.
      55 8 Club v. R.U.A. The M yards team race. Utwi^n th. lub and the R.ti.A. will take place on Sunday, the 15th instant. The following have been chosen to repre sent the Club:— R. Cuscadeu. K. »i. Millar. ico. Wald, R Mchenzie. K. B. Rickctt. M. B. Brockwell. .1. H.
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      Turf.
      74 8 Kichmond. late Pilot-boy. The pony Richmond, late I'ilot DOV, which, i arly iv the year, showed very good form in Sydney, and came up here some few months i^o, in company with lianmort, has been bought by a 3|icrtsiuaii .it Ipoh, aud is now b<'ing trained there for the
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      Chess.
      144 8 Tarra.sch Forsaken Tourneys. It is announced that at a banquet gi\eu at the N'uremburu 1 Chess Club, in honour of l>r. Tarrasch. soon after his returj from Ostend. he declared that lie would not again enter his name as a competitor iv a tourney. He "ould coutinne, however, to
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      Athletics.
      135 8 Ipoh Sport*. The results ol Saturday raOM at Ipoh Mrs as follows HX) Yard* Flat Kace. final.— l. H. f». Day. T. McCaull and Grtnier i divided Timt 11 stx'onds. Throwißg Cricket Ball. 1. D, Christie holder': 3. K. A. Harrison. Distance 97 yards. 1 foot. S| inches. Quarter
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      Ceylon's Christmas Annual.
      83 8 I here has mm to hand an interesting annual publication fr..in the offices of the limes of Ceylon. This years Christmas number of that journal fully maintains the reputation which its excellence in previous r HI >"^ earned, and the fifty-odd pages between Mm li lup lithographed
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      Golf.
      153 8 >ingapore Oolf Club. Tomorrow is the day bud tor the. repening ot the extended Pavilion, and for tlie taking of tbe photographs of tbe members. at 2-30 p.m. \t present there is little prospect of the toumonie match, arranged between teams -elected by the President 'Captain Voting > and
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    HEALTH STATISTICS.
    451 8 Over Twelve Hundred Deaths in Five Weeks. Although the death-rate for November is a few points lower than tliat reco.tled in the preceding month, yet Singapore's bill of health registers no fewtr [than 996 deaths during that period. In October. I.IWH persoUß died, M that a d< crease
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    F.M.S. TIN.
    227 8 Reduced Output and Duty in Three Important States. I The advance -tatt-mint of wtighi of bloi-k tin. and tin ore exported during the month? of January to November inclubive. and of th< duty collected thereon, as compared wit.. I the corresponding period of tbe previous year, nas been
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    Vivisection in India.
    75 8 Mr. Morley. replying Uj the Indian Humauitarian Committee, said that he had been in communication with the Government of ludia regarding the restriction of experiments on living animals. He said the principle ot the English Act, which was generally observed in practice would be formally applied to
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    Germany's Naval Estimates.
    217 8 Tin Rataiaehe VoUu Zeitung. uounnentinu upon tlie nav-Rl estimates. fore-shadows that Nuppli lu.nUry estimates will )H.) H submitted in lull for tin- creation ol the nucleus of a third double squadron. The Matin, a Paris journal, states that indications point to Germany continuing the l»licy of increasing
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    New Methodist Church.
    1003 8 STONE LAVING CEREMONY AT FORT CANNING. lv rain that fell heavily and penetrated deeply, a little band of enthusiastic members of the Methodist Kpiscopal Church, in Singa |»re. assembled on Kurt Canning, yesterday evening, to witness the laying of the foundation stone of their new church, which
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    Forfeiture of a Prominent Towkay's Mining Leases.
    71 8 Our Paliinu correspondent writes to the ffect that uiue. mining leaaon held in the uauieof Tr«kay Loke Yew, of an aggregate <f 816 acre ia Tra» and Bcntonu, have beou ■leclared fofeitcd (or non compliance with •lie .-ouditi of the- titles. This «tiU
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    RESIDENT'S FAREWELL
    278 8 Pahang's Chief Official Bids Adieu to the Sultan. (Kkom Oi'ii Own Cokkksi'oMikm.i f iipis, I >eccmber 9. The Resideut. who went to IVkan in the middle of November, on a farewell visit to His Highness the Sultan and the members of the Royal family of Pahang, returned to
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    Property Sales.
    96 8 The following Siugapore Maaartiaj liave rtvently been diujwtseil of at Powell aud Co s saleroom Agricultural land off Tamptnis 1. 7j acres, StatuUiry Orant -M. V. Vanetita I'illay. »4(H). Nos. 91 to 94 Ik-ncoolen Streit and the adjacent Nos. M to MM LoMBg I'anUi. «.3H7 feet, (ioverniueut lease
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    30 8 Twelve thousand labnurers ,iud their tamilies sailed from Vw Varii for laM ou November;*). The total, who hive tailed during tliat week, is 6;t.iioo. due to lack of I'luploVUlt 111.
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      361 8 LATEST Al>\r:KTISHMR\rs GREYHOUND FOUND (ireybouud with Municipal No. 1653. Apply at the Municipal Inormarv for AmmaU. MM i THK BANKRI fTCY ORDINANCi; MM In pbi mmrnm Qmm m tut ■■tMM Siiili.xi.m-. kniMM o» bi!iOii"i.L j In Bankruptcy No. 102 of 1904. h- A. J. Mclntv re. Take notice that the
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      560 8 JOHN LITTLE Co., OS Limited, MB WHEN tuf nrcT ntL o CO f IS W WTKI'. Km. Pommery J 1 AND Champagne ■^■1 IS THE SELECTION. When .^MLfI fetfiE' YOU Sec r jmk wLmmmt "*|S Itljiii^ifi/illuVnr TRADE >4 JP* MARK Viu ujav r i A I nr. .1 that vow
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      PRODUCE.
      91 9 njbii r 5 6"" lo No »n,,i.k o .i lo.r 0 i r H'tr, ■i( Pontianak I', ppir. Black .i. winte 6% 20 ;-5 s ij( Hi-ur Sarawak o <io Brunei No. I oj, I'eirlSayo 44, Coffee B*li. picked jjjq Cuffee. Palerubaut;. 'JO km>i> 22 65 Coffee. Liberiau Tapioca,
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      EXCHANGE.
      129 9 I/O-. /on r..iuk -1 n,/s .14 Deu;au.l 2/8$ Private Bil 2/4$ <lv 8 m/i |/ti Qerm my Bank d'd '2.8H Private H niH J.42J 3o 6m« 2.444 i i hrm- Bank d/d >.<?-i Private 3 ru/s ■_> .98) do 0 m g uir India— Bank T. T. 17.1 Private
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      DEBENTURES.
      53 9 How»rih Erikme 6\ M 60.00) I [r.'tr. Kiley Hargresve- t\ >i\OM) »\fnm Tram «ay C Ltd 5 850,000 nominal Fiuirapore Municipal 6^, lta.ooo M)% pn« 'yx. I 878 li IV, prcm i. 1 MO.OOO prom i 602 !t ifc d:s d;v. Byd.. Ltd. It, ir gP. I B n
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      MINING.
      344 9 forma ion I <*pt« 6nUoril-d| »">™ Company Qcotitiom 1903 1907 1901 1903 190.1 1907 1901 1906 1905 1906 1906 1906 1906 1904 1905 1893 1905 1898 1900 1907 1906 1899 1907 190' i 1907 »300,000 •400,000 30,000 110 »10 Belat Tin M. Co., Ltd. 9.50 }300,0G0 »223.()00 23,500 110
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      RUBBER.
      394 9 1905 190S 1904 1903 1906 1904 1909 1906 1906 1907 1906 1906 1895 1906 1 SOS 1906 1904 1904 1898 1903 IMI 19C6 IGO4 1904 £150.000 1200,000 £30,000 £70,000 •I ''o.ooo £12,00.1 £75,000 £310,000 £180.000 1:<W.OOO r175,000 1250,000 £100,000 £300,000 30,000 12.50,000 £20,000 1100.000 £30,000 fviiO.'iOO 1100.000 £ioo,o:o £50,000
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      190 9 1534 1905 1896 1901 1899 '.903 lt»)l 19:3 1884 1890 i 1 904 £•5,377.10.0 *4.tm •22V0P0 1M5.003 »is.oo»i.<v'o iiiimw »2.4<yi.(W) I9,«00,000 I.OOO.'KW »1,000,000 134,000 134,000 1575.090 1575.001 3-i.«).<H>:i ttttjttn »40,000 »»O.Oi>l £750,0C0 £750.000 •■^oo,ooo wuo,<wu HWVOfI I4"K,OK> M.HOO.OK) M.100,000 »»o.ooi $30.axn :,68ti 4,800 1 -iiI.OOC I 41/00 1 It.OOC
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    BACKED WITH RHEUMATISM.
    236 9 r. period vi 12 oi 13 years," Mi Little, S Hlock, Caledonian ISii.uiiML'-. Mulherwrll. Scotland. 'i «v i.sUiuUg troubled with rh»u- i .i,l era* at tin* that 1 had to jive uy wuik. 1 attribute my, iiil when 1 Bad anything like to my kidueys The lecretiom
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      38 9 GRIMAULT* C° Medicinal Skin Soap uKIMAULI *'C" ?j\ MEDICINAL SKIN^SOAP Kgf j Recommended by eminent Dermatologists and adopted in the Paris Hospitals in the treatment of Ringworm, Acne, Psoriasis, Eczema and Skin diseases generally. 8, RUE VIVIENNE, 8
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      114 9 TANJONG PAGAR DOCK BOARD. O 1 ad reg need for tl» Mluwlng Timbtr, WWa ,li. s,jiKir< to dimensions, viz.. GHIAM. OR CHANGHIE MAS Deliver] to l"- Mftda vm 3 moutliH In propartionaaa qnantftiai of each dimension, j at Prye Dock or Penally Harbour. 7,000 Unaal feet uf \r i 24
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      15 9 "DOG'S HEAD" fBMAMD) Registered tfl £<^ :W§| Trade Mark. Guinness s Stout. s m of ALL.
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      479 9 Pohoomull Bros. 40E HIGH STREET. BILK MERCHANTS. Dealers in High-class Indian, Chinese and Japanese Silk, CmfHWl and Silverware of every description, l>rassware, etc. mi CHAR6ES VERY MODERATE. INSPECTION KINOLY SOLICITED K.AJ. Chotirmall&Co. JEWELLERS AND SILK MERCHANTS, Nos. 51 52, HIGH STREET. Just Received < him -si- .Imle Stone and Gold
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    Points of Law.
    448 10 SOME RECENT DECISIONS IN THE PHILIPPINE COURTS. The followinn ileci-ions have been handed down by the Supreme Court of the Philippine Islands: Admiralty; Contract of Towage. —-An agreement by virtue o£ which a party binditself to tow another vessel by means of I steamer, an.l tor a
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    Cable Companies and Marconi System.
    265 10 Tlu r. i»ir;~ .f Ike Fall ri an.l Paaltil a Extenajon T. papa Coaipaaii -an ol >ow .ml iatereat in m.w of ta< eafcot oaCaale Conapaaiea' -.vuriti.» of tii. .1. relofßMtal oi tbe Marconi «.rn. An <>\anuuHtiou ot tlio aoajaaakM account>ho»s that both tho QndertakinK<
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      619 10 BANKING COMPANIES. I HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. paid rp capital 110,000,000 RESERVE FUND:— I Hterhnc Reserv« ll0.000.lKW) aOl -j,™ BUyer Reserve 111 ,750,00 C} >al OUU Raaeirve Liability of Proprietor. 110,000,000 COURT OP DIRECTORS. O. 11. Medhnrst, E»q. Chairman. Hon. Mr. Henry Keswick.— Deputy Chairman. A. Kucbß. Esq. A.
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      450 10 BANKING COMPANIES. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. INCORPORATED BY KOYAL CHARTER. Capital £800,000 Reserve Liability of Froprietora £M»,000 Reserve Fond £1.075,000 BANKERS. Bank ol England. National Bank of Scotland. Tbe London City A Midland Bank, LW. SINGAPORE BRANCH. Current Accounts are opened and interest allowed at 1 per
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      175 10 The Tortures f of Savages 2 v arerotmnrecruel!ymgeniiHis'.han (S V those inflicted by' that arch-fiend O u:no:i{.- ailments— Xeura'jjia. )n!y thuso who have suffered know tbo r.crverai.king torments of this A painful disease. It is impossible V for nature to bring atn.ut a ci:ro CJ K wh:!e the victim is
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      771 10 HE KNEW THE RIGHT REMEDY. Chkmist at Mm a», BvnailM with Ajuaau— Waaa Watkhv Buaa ««a Poain Onaaa By DR. WILLIAMS FINK PILLS. Mr. .1. B. Xavier, pharmaceutical assistant at the Marao Dispensary. Macao, China, ha<l no need to make experiments when some time afio he fell into an anaemic,
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      527 10 INSURANCE Companies. NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE CO Subscribed Capital f 2,750,000 Revenue £2,061,044 19 8 The undersigned are prepared to accept Pha Risks at current rates. 692 BEHN, MEYER A Co., Ltd. THE KOYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE. (Established A. D. 1720.) Tbe nndenigned, agents for the above company, are prepared
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      585 10 ANNAMITE ART CURIOS. A Very Attrp.ctive BahM ion of High (ia--Tonkin Goods, At Me^rs. H. L. Coghlan and Co.'b Sale ronnis FOR FIVE DAYB ONLY. 7\. 1).r.,,,1,r If. ttm. Mr. B. herry, from Tonkiu, has lot asli I'.Y PRIVATE TREATY, Home very Bliiiatajlll mens of Tonkin Ware, eooaariaiaf b<aniifu: Kmbroidtrie«.
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    AUTOMOBILISM.
    985 11 NOTES AND NEWS OF INTEREST TO MOTORISTS. The Motor Trials under the control of the Motor I nion of Western India have been postponed from Christmas week to February '2 am) February ">, when the trials will be held betwen liombay and Kolhapur via h.ilileshwar. Later in that month
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      311 11 Adams-Hewitt Motor Cars. i Extract from a speck] article in the "Malay Mail" by Mr. J. 11. ROBSON Mill content with a i>m '-cylinder < -n^ini-. my next Car «.i- Kn^li-li made, on an American Model. Chain driven In •"iie iintnil Chain and fitted with dual ij-nition, hood. lamps. tc..
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      353 11 Local Motor Car Agencies. ARROL-JOHNSTON I Motor Cars II Motor Lorries. CENTRAL ENGINE WORKS. Agents. WE HAVE BEEN APPOINTED SOLE AGENTS FOR STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, NETHERLANDS INDIES, FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND BIAM, FOR THE FAMOUS MOTOR CAR WORKS OF PiXHtKIt LEV ASSOR CO. Catalogue*, Price Lists, Refereuoes. etc., on application. II
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      962 11 SELANGOR TURF CLUB. PROGRAMME. OECEMBER. 24. 26 AND 28. 1907. FIRST OAY. HACK 1. I Th* Maii.jn run.- Valup »V>o. A rar^for Maiden Wh<<h. weight 9 atone, ox -gntti'w allowed 71b«. Entrance MO. Distance R.C. RACE 11. Thk I'iimii:.' Oi\— With »')00 added, an J ♦■"in to the second horse,
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      476 12 Scale of Charges. PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS.— MIsoeIIta was Wants of Every Ltucription, Honses, [Mad etc., to let, are inserted at (he following PtfM One Insertion I 1.20 per inch. Two i.OO Three J.BO Six 3.20 Nine l<o Twelve 7.20 Twenty five 10.00 IKach subsequent mon.h (3 per inch.) The above rate
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      601 12 ARTICLES FOR SALE. Ritu Pour Linra, one or tw mrt.oni, I! > Hi th« inch, ma Sctla < CL ■■>. TURNOUT FOR BALE. A Mail Phaeton in good order, a pair of Australian horses, and dotible harness a handsome turnout. r IMS Apply to W. C. NIBLETT. LANDAU FOR SALE.
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