The Straits Times, 17 December 1907

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    13 1 The Straits Times. NO. 22.525. SINGAPORE. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 17. 1907. PRICE 10 CKNTS.
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      121 1 JUST ARRIVED Pathe Films •^O GtSm per metre. C. DUPIRE Co. j^ A SIGN OF THE BEST. Gooa Advice Look S. Brand. HAVE YOU THOUGHT WHEN PURCHASING natural CDilk THAT THE QUALITY ENTIRELY OEPENOS UPON THE BRAND YOU MAY SELECT? The Quality of LION BRAMD-^ Guaranteed, «"d each tin contaius
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      161 1 ROBINSON CO. >LlO. *^s^^^ mm IB I M i^^v^^^^^*' IHTT Hll'K LKATMKi:. i apptil C\.iiht~. Lin.a Leather >;. \\\vi siiv.-> Mr 1 Bittka, K.,nv I; -iuiihir to illn»tratiou. villi t-\trn liii^'i' WiitiiiH l'ail Prfee -110 'Cli. Bill HlliK LKATHKI! WATKKI'UOOI' OAXVAB OOVKR, litt-out ri'.tii^. -1"' »ku». I'iin 150 IMh l.'m
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      59 1 ADELPHI HOTEL, KOK Comfort Luxury Cleanliness Jeffrey's Stout 1 Pa_le_Ale. H In order that tkfl hliuvh Fir&t-Cla&S jSmUL Stout Pale Ale i i BUJ^ better known in this market, fl B^A Both Will be sold until further notice at n $12 MrsJ!i£MM Per Case of 7 dozen Pints. ■IB OF
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    LITERARY NOTES.
    1058 2 SOME AI-HORISMS OF OWEN SEAMAN. An anthology of Kii>>lixli humourist* of today lia* bctn prtfarcd by Mr. .1. A. Ham mt r t- .n lln li>t is not a -trikiny one on tlio h holt', but it include* such worthy names as W". S. (iillHrt. W. W. .laeobH,
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      346 2 CONGO tropical ffloofing The Ideal Roofing for this Climate CHEAP! SANITARY! DURABLE VERMIN-PROOF Til-- thickest quality (3 ply) can now he supplied at $12 per roll of 216 square feet complete with caps, nails an.l cemeut for fixing. The Borneo Co., Ltd., H, ABRAMS. The -~\i HORSE REPOSITORY. ~W \JllV6r
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      492 2 GIRL'S NECK IP. FEARFULSHAPE Eczema Made It a Sickening Spectacle—Worst Case Father her Saw— Treated for Weeks by Doctors— Grow Worse and WorsOt PERFECTLY CURED BY CUTICURA REMEDIES "I have nuirh pleasure in lo»tin(» you know .f iii- maarkabie owe <t my da'iKhi-r of <■> z-ma. It wa< th" let
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      306 2 f!L< Xmas Exhibition. Show in Town. JEWELLERY m WATCHES 1 T SILVERWARE T_ FANCY GOODS. OUR STOCK ILKITS Levy HermonoSe Silt) Hou&st Ii Ev#ry Important Town of Europe th* F»r Bjat DT J.Collis Browne's #^jy#f/? H^^ TheORIGINALand ONLY GENUINEJ A #COUGHS. COLDS. 122^" m ASTHMA. KONCHITIS. NEURALGIA, COUT. I RMMi
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    English At Sea.
    258 3 EFFECT OF NEW BOARD OF TRADE ORDER. <>i<at satisfaciiou is uyMOaei in the I Kritish Mirrantilu Murine at tli<- issiif of the Hoard of Trad< notic th;it afUi .laimary j 1. foreign scaiutn may not <'nyan«- on llritisb ships in Kuropeau waters unless th.-y have i j
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    Smuggling Still Popular.
    122 3 Mnn._i;lin.j is still a fail ly rinurishiDi: ind.i--try in Kn^huul. Aivorilinu to Hrn aunn.i! n purl, uinitly issued, of the Commissioners of Customs for the mi tndini; la-t Mar.h, i the n uinhi r hi ddeeled atUinpts ;<. ■M^ril dutiable good* daring tin past y«] was the
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    Future of the Soudan.
    131 3 A r- pn ~mtati\i of the Tribima. at Komi', I has liai! an iuUT\u« with Sijjmir UatiaJ ,an t tl* j it y now iivnii; in K^ypt. vb<> in j i inti r< Kted 111 tt <>]>i> al a>;rn.-iikuri Sii;iior (Mini dirw a pictun- of 1
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    Britain Not Played Out.
    171 3 Although in tin- past ue have been •Mil) relegated tinm ilu tirst to the third position us an iinii and ~t»t-l producing outialrt, there i». in thr npiniou nt the Knginoirin^ Magazine, no jnwttAcatioa for despair con i unii th« luture. Tben is bo Mad to
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    A Schoolboy Letter.
    206 3 A nin MbMftM litterU always a treat. I Here is one ipubiislud in the Edinburgh Diapktoh) from ;i bright Kdiiibmyli Imy who i- spending a sl.ut holiday at a hydro. He wiit.s t" hi- huithfi VlHUlll wlillHl ;i loth. re. To day iSimdayi we hail 10 ionises
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    55 3 Servant (preparing tojuad for church parallel. ItecrnitK Slum Those ai can na.l will follow Mm rrtflashuns. Tlioho as can't read will go through the requiHite mi '.ionH. an follows -One Extend left 'and oldiiiK l'rayir Hook. Two Kaise right 'and to level of mouth. Three! Moisten thumb o' liyhtj 'aud.
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      262 3 MAINTAINS THE HIGHEST REPUTATION EVERYWHERE. BUILD UP and PRESERVE YOUR HEALTH and Fortify the System against Disease with ...uMi.h«d .mo. mg> WMNCtn^ rmiu ixthi. S j ,mmc* THE S»PE~ nn UnCed "T the MIOHEST MEDICAL AUTHORITikS "5H t ce r dd k v li ff a oo b r lb
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      207 3 The Popular Austral Motor Car. Guaranteed against any Defect of Construction. MAGNETO SIMMS-BOSCH. Price $950, WE h-fi to inform our eustom.-vs that a model AUSTRAL Car. which has not jet Wen taken delivery of. can be shown them for a few days only. ALL information regarding AI'STRAI MOTOR CARS may
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      106 3 CROWN «||bp PERFUMERY <$ggjjjjj? THE CROWN PERFUMERY CO., i" N OF ALL OEALERS. Bee that the bottle* »re itoppered with our registered CROWN STOPPER." WHISKY AND BANZAI, BOY! WHAT IS "BANZAI?" "BANZAI/ 1 I- a Matonl Miniial T:ibl<- WatM of <irtat Purity. "BANZAI" fa the only Mineral Water bottltil with
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    FRENCH ESPIONAGE.
    247 4 Reported Offer of Papers to German Government. A ReuU-r'a telefpram from Toulon, mil November 11, says tli.-it after the arwntof I.i. tenant I'lbno, the necret aervice made mv. -tiu;iti.ms all along the i«wt, wliii-li remilted in the s. i/ ire of con s t lenco al the 4'osti
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    HAIPHONG SHIPPING BOYCOTT.
    32 4 Compromise with Hoagkon Owmts Probable. ling i. .v., q ibably. arrived Flu i irkvance. I klossrs. l< and Sn II IE tl i. II Settlement Term.-.. ii-: i tbat
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    LIST OF PASSENGERS.
    184 4 fa senders OutwarJ. S■ w I md Mr-. I. Mr. w. M.I Mi I1I 1 •I i. 'I, W VV. I .i v, s md M O. \.\'.t i. m,-. au 1: In n, Mr. E. Cb< rry. Lance Corp. In 4 1-1'- i" ;c| i(di an
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    Crimping for F.M.S. Estates.
    67 4 Crimping for F.M.S. Estates I* li, come complaints ol denertioaal ot coolie, from estates foi more profitable employment in the Federated Malay States wlHii planters prefer Javaneae labourer! is cnnipH from there ct re, t., l>.ii. ai ,,i li'.lJoiii-,,,!, moßtHto tbe Javaaose cooUcn under contract, that tbe temptation crt Ueoomeii
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    685 4 Sanif, port, prohibit- tint? of arrival, and name of AftHtt, STKA.MKKS. A^ameim Liverpool, Jam M Mansfiel.l Airhe, Sydney Dn>| Bonste*d Anamba, CoprubaKcn, Jan 2 Kast \«iatn Cm Arcadia, Colombj, Dm 21 j P. A O. Coy Austria. Trieste. Jan 7 RaiiUubtrt! Aynthis, Boml«.-, i» 21 Bnrnen i A.
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    Anti=Opium Evil.
    84 4 Anti= Opium Evil. Two Ami -.ipiiini fanatics) intend to the Town Council, .it S Ua\. T.i |mst placards near local opi warning the p-.iblii- againHt smoking :1.teas. The HainlfUlil.nl points oat that, ii Urn iinti (ijiimu agitators gain their .ml. tbi ouly pjirti.-s to b.m-iit will bathe liquor dealen Bzparieane
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    58 4 H was at a theatre iv Manc-liistfr. Tin Uiny. ;iyi-il anil mlii m. m Usjaaed with tWC sons. Be was pacwg on and down the (tag) with wi-aiii.l. trimHwl lonk. exclaimini> aloud (In which ot these my sons shall I naatev my mtmmi ImmnrliaUlj came a MM from thu gaUacj
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      625 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. F.WO, STEAM NAVIGATION CO. F-i>r China Japan. Pcnang;. Ceylon, Australia, India. Aden. Egypt. Mediterranean Ports. Plymouth and London Do***, Fwaiaa Oni!. CobUbcbM, and mid r lV*ta rfllh iai i ir ab-w MAIL LINI:. Outirar.l (tor Ciiru,. in ft i r n .v DMMnkd .Un 4 IfciM Maiv.li 1»
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      670 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. HANDEL AND BCHEEPVAART MY. "BANDJER." BANDJERMASIN. The Steamers of this rompfiny maintniu a regular scrvioe between: Singapore, )Uwean, Sonrabaya, Bandjcr-r-.a-'iu. Pulo Laut, Hr.lik Papan, Koetei, with transhipment at Bandjermasin for Sampit, Maudawai, Koemai, Kotta Waringin, Djelai, Marababan, Marakasaries, Nogara aod Bebirik The -t.-ampru hare good aooomodation for first
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      497 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE. PASSENGER SERVICE. By the new steamers RHKNANIA," JUMNM," HOnEVSrUTFEN. The* «'nm->M off;' to th» p-ib'ic thehißhest Cjmf jrt yet attain.. I in Oce»n Travelling. They have very large cabins, provided vith only Inwer bertha. The cahins are amidships mi. l titwd with fans. Ltundrv .'ii
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      806 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. N. D. L. NORDOEUTSCHER LLOIQ fmpar.a (lerm<i.-1 ,n L:.i 1 The (ast aud well kcown mail > this Company sail fjrtnightly from Br 'i Hamburg ria Rotterdam. Antwerp. Booth dm lon, Gibraltar, Oenoa, Naples, (won- Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria, and vice Por Said, Suez, Aden, Colombo, P-:i-.i Singapore, Hongkong,
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      49 4 A FOLLOWER OF INFLUENZA. Many prisons tin.! IbNMmHm assMted witb a panWaat eoosjfa aftet an attack oJ intlucu/.a. As this ,»ii^li ran promptly innilliy Uta us,- oi Chaiiihwiaia's Ooogb l<L'iiicily it -thoulil not be allowed M run .11 until it bucoiucs troubl-siiiui'. I'm- sale by All ilispousaii.-s aud Jcaltrs.
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    Mail Steamer Movements.
    66 5 H***sw*aa P. 4 <). Mail. The P. and O. li-un«ward mail Malta left Uongkuug. at 1 p.m on Saturday, and is due hen- at fi am. on rimr*lay. the 19th instant. Onwaaa P. A o. Usav The P. A O. ontwsrH ma 1 steamer Arcadia left Colombo
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    Mails Close.
    85 5 Pok l'-h S-p^u Tim TO- MORRO« Muntok. l'euang. etc. Ssm(**M 7 a.m. P. S'tenhain and Penang Kittna 1 p.m Habak and Djambie But 1 p.m. Batu Pahat Mass s p m. Peli, Aaahan and PtnantS "Ufi 1 1> m. Penang and Deli *Vi 8 p.m. Penaog and nlomb<.>
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    Clearances.
    81 5 December 16 !i D'ltu Fib str, Marseilles via port* Salai.e. Fch »tr, Yokohama, via ports Maj-edb.irK. Of r etr, Hamburg via porta Halabau. Dut str, Bangkok Neva. Rub -tr Suez Ht. Lucia, Dan atr, H'koug. S'ghai, V'vostock Wilhelm, Brit »tr, Macaesar via ports Hflangor. Brit str, Teluk Anson via
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    46 5 Time Baii> on Fort Canning aud Mount Kaber drop daily at 1 p.m., Singapore standard Urn* corresponding to 6 ».m. Greenwich mean"The time gun is fired at 12 o'clock noon, indioatine Singapore standard time, on every day exoepting bunday. when it ia fired at one o'clook.
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    SHIPPING IN PORT.
    1021 5 I I \DKR tbii hs.ui.iitt the folluwim ,1.>..-ei; iiioii" >r« urnl-otr.— •»<««; ah.— ship; bq.— h..rque; neb.— l.cbooner. Vct.-Vacht; Uru.-rruiMr frbt.-Muii-bo»f Tor.— Torpado U.p.— Hon»-po»« Brit.— BritiJh; IT. S.-Cnit*! StatM Fch.-Kr.nch; Oar.Uwmaii; Dut.-Duteh Ital.-Italian Spiin.-Mpanuh; S»r.- tmriiwak <l.c— Omwal cargo: d.p. ->lo<k piwMnitar- U.-Unceitain W.-Whari; T.P.D -Tuniong
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    Vessels at Tanjong Pagar ud Keppel Harbour.
    85 5 Wharves at which Vessels are Berthed To-day. Tiauoa* Psesß. Eim Wiui Bun— Hong Bee. East Wsub* Biction I— Tbongwa. Ban. 1 (Sana* Wsus*):— Nil. Samoa No. 3— Fook Hang. Benvorlich. J— Nil. 4— Nil. S— N.I. •> 6— Singora. 7— Nil. B— Nil.
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    Mails to Arrive.
    94 5 From Eoaors— Hy the P. 40. s.s. Arcadia, doe on December 21. From Cbuu— By the P. 40. a. a. Malta, da* on December 19. Staff* Nov 11 Not It Nov 18 Mot 11 Nov 17 Mot W Dm Dm. Dm, 9 t>«t U por« D M.D.L.
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    STRAITS SHIPPING.
    498 5 Japanese Successfully Competing it Singapore. It »«> reportxd recently, on what appsarftd to be unimpoacbable authority, that tbe Nippon Yijnon Kainlis, finding their attempt to secure a footing in the important shipping trade between Hongkong, Swatow and Bang kok, bad not succeeded in tbe decree originally anticipated, and
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    MINING COOLIES' WAGES.
    429 5 Suggested Reduction in View of the Fall in Tin Prices. Discustting the wag«H queHtion in tin- tin industry, and advocating the adoption of sliding scale of wages for cooliett, the Times of MtTaya Htates that owing to the disantrnuf drop in the Talae of the meutl, the
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      170 5 AUCTION SALES, Powell and Co. Dec 21- At "Herat." BH. Institution 11,1] valuable teak household tsTwitur* at I SO m H. L. Cofhlan and Co. Dec 1«-At Sali-nwm. Tonk,,, A,t Ooo*. 10-30 a.m. M— At Saleroom, valuable 9W veais.' iea«ehold tiwn properties at the o.rner of Middle Hoa,l and Bssajia
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      414 5 STEAMER BAIUN6B. INDO-CHINA STEAM NAY. CO.. LTD. I bt. steamers of th.- Company maintain a regnlar direct service between Calcutta, Strait*, Hongkong, Shanghai and Japan, taking cargo on through Bill* of Lading for Canton, Bwatow, Amoy, Vhefoo, Tientsin. Newohwang. Yangtaze Ports. Formosa, the Philippine*. Ao., *c. Str:iinrr* Totif ('ommander Kdtkano
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      445 5 STEAMER BAILMQB. I OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LOT. AND CHINA MUTUAL BTEAM NAY. CO. LTD. P Th* Compa'Jiiw' steamers are despatched from Liverpool outward* for the Strait*. China and Japan every woak, and from Japaa homeward* for London, Amsterdam and Antwerp every fortnight and for Genoa. Marseille* and Liverpool monthly.
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      464 5 BTEAHEB BAIUNGB. OMBINED SEKVK E OF THE OCEAN 8. 8. COY.. LTD.. ft THE WEST MIBTMUAN 8. N. CO.. LTD. BBTWBBB FKEHANTLE IMITII M»»TI1 WBHT AVBTaULIaIf PAKTN J ATA AHb> SIH VAPOKE Regular Fortnightly sailings between Singapore and Western Australia, calling at Jsvs (as inducement offers), Derby, King's Sound, (Port
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      421 5 STEAMER BAIUNGB. C. P. R. Canadian Pacific Railway Company's Royal Mall Steamship Lino. THE NATIONAL HIGHWAY TO EUROPE ru CHINA JAPAN, CANADA and the UNITED STATER Boat* from Hongkoaf, o4* Shanghai. Nsjiasrl, (Inland Sea of Japan Kobe. Yokohama. Victoria and Vaaoonver, R.M.R. "Ebtbbm of Irou" Twin acraw ateaR.M.S. "Enraass or
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      19 5 btsfjna' CordisJ et Co*ti»sr Eitrtet is valaail* tonjc for AAsuair* or U^e ■j« «f*MM has tah pal* u4 **»a«iat*].
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      264 5 DAY BY O\Y Tuesday. December 17. High Water. 9.»jp. m 7 Hockey. S.C.C. v. ft.W K FootbaU. R.W.K. I. v RGA AJhambr. Cinematograph' Show. 730. Huih Water. 916 am. 1026 pm Hockey. S C.C. 11. v Ru.aelU P n Licensing Ju*tice B 3.30 p m Thursday, December 10. High Water.
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      57 5 WEATHER REPORT. Kandang Ktrbau Hutpital, Dreember 16, 1907. |9 4. a. jS r. H. 19 iPß*nli*7 Bar. S3 Fab 39.967 3» 780 29.H54 Temp 78.4 84. h 77. I c W.tßnlbTher 74.8 78.0 75.6 Dir ef Wind N.E. > calm calm I JT Max. Tamp 86.0 I Mm 75.0 Max.
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 17.
    1138 6 The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 17. If all uin ii;i.l> iv t!ic lloinc |xi|ier.s U true, the visit i>f tlie German Kaiser to Kinf Kdsraid was a success, and his leception in London was cordial as he himself could reasonably liave cxjiected or desired. The tune of
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    11 6 All teWramn published in thin issue »re proteoted by Copyright Ordinance.
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    12 6 The Rangoon horse show will be held on IVceniber 20 and 31.
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    15 6 It is stated that Towkay l.oke Yew is going to buy a house in Aberdeen.
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    15 6 Itubber plautiug is going on iv the I'ielut district of Sinin ou an extensive scale.
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    16 6 'The number of Chinese rtmiding abroad is set by the Foreign Affairs Board at Peking at
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    17 6 Sixteen thousand tins of keroxine arrived from I. iugl.nl. this morning, by the British steamer Full Wo.
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    20 6 The price of tin in Siugapore today is l.'itt'J per picul. There weie no sellers. Yestt'rday. the price was Sti
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    21 6 Being the ouly candidate. Mr. if i il. Beng Kee has been elected a mellib. l of the Peuaug Municipal Commission.
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    26 6 Mi K. K. Colin. m sent the Chinese coolie who stole MMI guilders from his master to prison for six months, yesterday. The man plea.li-d guilty.
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    22 6 There are 119 homeward-bound Portuguese soldiers ou the < i.-nuan steamer Silesia, which anived from Hongkong, yoaterday. en route to Lisbon and Hamburg.
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    32 6 It is said that MjOOO BMHn feet of si^ce baa been taken for the Indian Section of the Franco- British Kxposition. aud that the plans ot the proposed building have becu approved.
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    32 6 Mr. V. P.J.VOMaV t!ie Second Moolah Oil tin. I light Chinese |S each, this moruing. for cambliiig iv a house iv Kochore Koad iv which there had becu thret other snecesstnl laiiU.
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    31 6 Mr. K. C. Howard, the Seuioi Magistrate, suit a Chiaeae lad to the Iteiormatorv for three years, yesteiday, the theft of jess. Uery. sained at «UH. fn".iu his employer, a Nouia
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    32 6 The Cantonese ha\e decided to build the railway bet a ecu Cauu>n and Macao with China's own funds, and have asked the Waiwupu to t'ounriu the cancellation ot the agn.uiiut witli I'oitugal.
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    35 6 A:u..l|o lh« 101 deck BMMMm ull the hiil-li si, oilier \an Swoll, which arriv. d from tlitavi.i. .md Itilliton. yes Unlay. are kmt] lim invalid Chinese IMM hi their wa\ hack to China from Killiton.
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    38 6 It is mdtatoad that Ur. T. < Muglistou. Colonial Surgi on. I'enang. who has gone Home in ill htalth. alter U ing in hospital foi si m ral weeks iv Ceylon. ietins from (io\i inuicut s.r\ioi- early next month.
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    35 6 An M*d Imuiil lii.sbau.l :in.l wife tad fiUi'ilv 'li-|' ■>:<■ in Vutona Strvrt I'l-t ui^til whirl'i attrai'lr.l llirouy ot T| lt > l«iiil tlic s.i-,>n.l MauMMlt «'nuit a visit, tliio aii'iimi^. and MM timil a ilnllnr vxrr
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    44 6 I'nriiig the week ended DeeMBBM 7. their were 77 deaths in I'enang. This is e^ual to a denth -i at- ol MJI per HkMMMM per auuuui. i Miipu.-I uitb MJH in tlie ]irecediug we.k. .tod with KM iv the corresponding w.ek of last \ear.
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    34 6 T« l< grams [loin MelUmru. aiinuiuue that the l'ostiuastei «ieneral of the Couimon. wealth has decided to unite tenders for the iunlaiUtiou of wireless telegraphic statious all round Australia to communicate with passing steamers.
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    40 6 Kiirther evidence was taken yesterday in the pieliruiu*ry iuqoiry into charges of fo.yerv an.l cii-nual breax-h of trust a^.tinst tioh Kirn U .n. who had oeeu in theeinplo> 4 Mr. A. C Moses, and an adjournment was taken till to-morrow.
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    43 6 The Manila Courts appear to be much iv >rv severe than those in Singapore, hour Kilipinus convicted of gang robbery have just been seuteuccil to twenty years' itnpri sonuieut. The loc.d courts usually give fro in sewn to ten years for this offence.
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    44 6 Vicente Sotto. M iiini|ial I'resideut of Cebu. in the I'hilippiiies. who was xentenced to low years' imprisonment for a serious offence, but w as out ou S«>.i)oo bail pending the hearing of an appeal, has escaped to Hongkong, leaving his bondsnicu iv the lurch.
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    47 6 The American Secretary ot the Xavy has prepared a Bill to be placet! before Congress, appropriating t70.0i10.000 for the construe tion of new battleship and other naval equipment, with which it is hoped to raise America to the second position among the nations as a nxval power.
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    41 6 It is asserted in IVkio that negotiations betweeu the Japanese Ministers aud the Hon. Mr. It. I. mucus i .uia.lian Minister of l.abunr) have arranged that .lapan recoguist'S -thoiigli without, cmiuittiug herself ti> writin.; the inad\isal>ility of sending out unhealthy eiuigrauts.
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    48 6 -Vtleution is drawn to the notices, appear iug clsewlure. issued by Messrs. L. K. Willis and K. Dreyfus, respectively, regarding the taking orer of the Alhambra Cinematograph business by the latter. Mr. Willis will continue to act as manager, and Mrs. Willis will be in attendance as heretofore.
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    48 6 .lames lla/.en Hyde, former President o! the Kiiuitable l.ifc Insurance Company, who was supplanted, by Thomas Kyan, at the time of the sensational insurance investigations, has offered to return to the Company one million dollars gold to reimburse the company for the j lor*-s sufltained during his niAnagemunt.
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    54 6 .Mr. K. K. Cohnad; Third MaKiHtrate, li»U still another Chaj> .lee Kne case before him yesterday aftetqpom The mvii-iil were few* .Macao women and v man, who were arrested in Sago Lane ou Saturday. On.of the women wan fined 1100, or, in default, sentonoed to tux weeiu' rigorouH imprison. iuent.
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    Social and Personal.
    512 6 The Km press of RflMMl has bi en ill of influenza. Mr. and Mrs. Burn -Murdoch I. ft Kuala Lumpur on Thursday for Burma. Mr. IS. M. Webber arrived at Kuala Liuu pur on Thursday to take up planting on th. Petaling estate. The (Jueeu of Holland
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    Bullock Carters Fined.
    75 6 I— pttol l'estaua. I I' I I dUßens bullock-cart driver before .Mr. i K .1. (ire. v. the Second Magistral. this uj.iru ing. lot working a lame bullock whi< h Imd not fully r.-oovered from an ntt». -k I I aud IlioUlli disease. Tile .Invtr w.»s Mud
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    Rebels Capture Chinese Fort.
    67 6 I'hang Miuu i hi. tioveiuoi ol Kwailgsi, has re;xirt<'d to the Throne the i.iplinv h\ rioters of the Naakwtt fort. An Imiierial decree has bn n is- .1 :li. Governor to recapture the place. It is stated that Lung Chufcwong will ap|Hiintisl to sii|i|,re>s the rioters,
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    Tamil Cargo Coolie in Trouble.
    140 6 At midnight, ou Octohrr '^i. the liaiuhmg Amerika steamer Silesia lay at tin- RarMa Wharf. A German sailor, who was m watch in the hold, heard some one bMaJriafl Opuß h case. He went t.> tJie place whence the noise came and found a Tamil
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    Adventures of a Penang Chinese Bride.
    135 6 An extraordinary adsciituie is Mid hi luive befall, n n Chinese briilt-iu tin- limit M the toun on Wednesday eveniu«It appears that the bride, wlio was wari-iisl only threi' dayH previously, was paying tho NMOUn visits in a xedau chair borne, by tour Chinese
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    CRICKET IN AUSTRALIA.
    843 7 PROSPECTS OF AN EXCITING FINISH. The Last Innings. FINE STAND BY HARDSTAFF AND GUNN. iPnOa Oiki k Own Cokkksi-ondknt.) Swlm.y. ltonuber 10, 4:2:, p.m. AHei luncheon, play was resinned before «vwd l:t (HMi jHopl, Oiinu and Hutching* beiug the batsmen. The stylish Kent amateur added U runs
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    ALLEGED COINERS.
    548 7 Three Chinese Arrested in Singapore Temple. Inspector Nolan prosecuted three ChaMM named Lee Kali, I'hong Ah Sioug and Leoni; Kee, this morning, 'before the Third Magis. i trate, on charges of beinj; iv possession of instruments for coining and of counterfeit coins, iv the Chinese temple at Tiong
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    Another Statue Damaged.
    98 7 The bronze statue to Brigadiorticnoral John Nicholson of mutiny fame, situated in the Nicholson Gardens at Delhi immediately without the Cashmere QatO, has been found to be damaged. The statue was unveiled over a year ago. and originally a |K>lice night-guard was stationed ou the spot. The
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    Sensational Delhi Case.
    94 7 An extraordinary criminal complaint is lieni'iug iv Delhi, in which Mir/.a Hairat. uiana"iug agent of tho Islamia printing and uublisliing pressed, Delhi, ku.l Kditoraud Proprietorof Curoon (iuzette, ehuflu Saggad Hossain with Mm allegi>d realisation ol some rupees WHI as |«rivHU- commission from two Ki.roiH.an Br.-iusiult.mil>>> and Calcutta:
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    Crisis in Persia.
    211 7 RESIGNATION OF THE SHAHS CABINET. Two Ministers Arrested. Km ikk s TKLBORAMI London, I >cc. nil.i i Hi. The Persian Cabinet resigned ou Saturday iv conseipjence. a telegram from Teheran states, of incidents arisiug out of the uiurdor of two shopkee|iers by noldiers, who have been put
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    THE GERMAN SCANDALS.
    46 7 I'kk Ostasiatisi hk Lloyd Trleqr.ixl Berlin.' December 10. The prosecution ol Mr. Ilaiden. Editor of the /ukiinft bj Count von Moltke. in connection with the recent scandals iv the 11.-1111:1111 1. -1111:111 aiistivracv. has been |k.-t|»,nc.l. owing to the illness of Mr." Harden.
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    THE MURDER AT SOFIA.
    38 7 II 1 1 Ostasiatim an Lloyk Tklkiikam' Beilin. December 10. Pile I'uueral of the two nmrde.ed Maooia mans, HaHMwfl and iiarn wanotf, at Sotia, was made tin OOMOion ol a stiil.ing Macedonian di nioustratioii.
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    SKIPPER'S DAILY ROUND.
    305 7 A Fruitless Search Results in Litigation. At the AfMOl Court, this moruiug. before Mr. Justice Law. Mr. Justice Thoruton. aud Mr. Justice Sercomlh. Smith, another opmin case, duh, ribed as a very bad one. was heard and concluded. H was an ap|Hal of Christiau /.nydernoudt Jar. master
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    Criminal Appeal.
    262 7 Sitting in Appellate jurisdiction, at the Supreuje Court, this morning, Justices Law. Thornton anil Sercombe Smith beard tho case of M. C. S. Mahomed against the decision of the Magistrate, on the prosecution of 15. I*, de Silva. Mr. Kort, who argued the case on behalf of the
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    Faulty Dispensing.
    703 7 AMAZING REPORT OF LONDON CITY'S PUBLIC ANALYST. Doctor's Prescriptions Discarded iKlcoM in l: OttS OOBWBWMOWaWt I I .-I. lon. November 2*2. Some people assert that Christiau Science 1 as a mode of treating the sick, is more honest and less dangerous than physicking by the faculty, and quite
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    THE METHODISTS CONCLAVE.
    300 7 Dr. West Decides Against Returning to Singapore. The Mi thodists gathered iv force yesterday afternoon, at the Deaconess Home nt the regular inouthly Christian workers' meeting, iv which all tins Nonconformists take part. This meeting was loiindod by Mr. .1. Hafteu den over twenty years ago. and
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    35 7 The Kistna will not sail for Port Swettenham aud Penang on the tMh instant, as she is to be detained here for boiler cleaning. She will resume her sailing on the following Wednesday, .lanuary 1
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    COURT OF APPEAL.
    264 7 Opinion of Justices Sought About Coolie Labour Contracts. When the Court of Appeal opened after the noon adjournment, yesterday afternoon, their Lordships gave judgment disruisxiug the appeal of tho East Asiatic Com pan). Limited, against the decision of tlie Chief Justice, Sir W. II Hyndnian .lones. in
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    IMPORTATION OF CHANDU.
    700 7 Appeal of the Ship's Captain Against His Conviction. Mr. lluvili Kort. yesterday afternoon, ad dressed the Appeal Court on behalf of the Opium Farm, replying to the address delivered by Mr. E. C. EIUr. in the morning. in behalf of Captain .lacob lirulin, of the North (ierman
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    The Funeral of a Chinese Towkay.
    91 7 The body of the late Towkiy LteToag Sen, late owner of the greater paitofthe land now held by Kramat I'ul.ii. Ltd.. who died about tho time of the formation of the Company, was on Friday taken by train to Port Swettcnham, there to be
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    THE AMERICAN ARMADA
    158 7 PRESIDENT REVIEWS PACIFIC FLEET. Prospective Visit of Battleships to the Philippines. |RxrjriHs Tklkgkam London. Puimbw 11.1 1. President Boowelt. on board the naval yacht Mayflower, revi,-ue,l the I in ted states s.pm Iron of sixteen battle. hips priol to then departure to the Pa. it'n With auxiliaries,
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    THE ADMIRALS SIGNAL.
    354 7 Inspired Explanation of Sir Percy Scott's Message. |Kkutkh's Tklkokam London. D.c.mh. r M The Daily (ir.iphic and the Daily Tele graph learn that Itear Admiral Sir I'ercy Scott's signal of November I I about paint work being apparently more important than gunnery was merely part of a
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    REITER DISCOVERS THE TEST MATCH.
    43 7 [Rkotiih'.s Tklki.kai London. December I i The following are the latest scores in the tirst test inut< h at Sydney Imii unit I'lrst Innings J7H Second liiuini- if..i '.< wkta I IM .tM, a i mau, Kirst Innings -MO
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    THE KAISERS ANCESTORS.
    56 7 [Kidtik's Tklkokam.| London. December 10. The Kaiser, at Amsterdam, replying to thu toast of his health proposed by Queen Wilhelminu, said that he would stake his life on the maintenance ot BMM between (ierinany and Holland. He referred to the Netherlands as the land where his ancestors
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    RUSSIA'S CROWDED PRISONS.
    40 7 IKkctiu's Tklk.ih.i London. DMMMM Mb St. Petersburg newayoootl state that owing to the crowded condition of the Utivian and Silurian prisons, the Govern incut hits been asked to sanction the i< establishment of convict mUliiiioul* iv Saghalieu.
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    ZULUS ARRESTED ON SUSPICION
    24 7 IKkutkh's Tklkuxam', London, li.v.mbcr It;. The ten principal natives accompanying Dinizulu have been arrest* -I M iispinion of promoting sedition.
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      31 8 Mr Artie Tad} will leave for Kuala Lumpur tomorrow, so that it is imperative that those who wish to do business with him should sec Mr. Tullv today.
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      Lawn Tennis.
      20 8 V.M.C.A. Tennis Tournament. ,'n the singles of the VM.C.A. tennis tournament. Leicester beat Kong Ong Sjaug. 3. 7-.V
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      Hockey.
      39 8 Penan* C.C. >. H.M.S. Bedford. In h Hockey match in Penang on WadnMtlay. between thr Cricket Club and the H M.S. Bedford. Mm former team won by two goals U> nil. Him Wall, foiiuerly uf Singapore, playeil for Penang
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      Golf.
      37 8 The championship. Local golfers art reminded that rutries lor the Championship, to be played for in Christmas week, close on fridfcv next, the 20th instant, and for the Handicap Com petition on Monday, tin 'J3rd in-tant
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      Chess.
      181 8 Mr. J. M Blacknurne. The Cheltenham Kxamimr notes that Mr. 1 H. Blackburne ha- not been a first prue winner in a tourney siuce I**Bl. A NN underfill (lame. >ouiotimoagoChauipiop Lasker published in his Chess Maga/inc the following amusing \tract from In Old Kellairs, a nov<»l by Mary Dillon
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      Cricket.
      285 8 Madras Team for Ceylon. Tut following have been selected U' represent Madras in the mat. -he- to l >, playt.l Azainst Ceylon during the Christmas week Mc--rv 1' W I'.irtrulge. H. C. M. Strouts. I. Mclvei. M. A. Ormsby. W W. Phillips. R. D. Richmond. C. J. M. Plauiuier.
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      Association Football.
      272 8 The Singapore Shield Like other recent matcher, iv tin >inga pore Football shield tournament, that which took place on the Ksplanade last night was played nnder conditions extremely adverse I to good football. The contestant- were the 1 B.R.C. and the West Kents 11.. and the game ended
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      The Turf.
      262 8 Viceroy's Cup. Then has been some approivch to a market ou the Trials and Cup this week, and the quotations against thoso who have, been in receipt of substantial support are, according to the Asian, losing that elasticity that is apparent when there is no -olid money to
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      Rifle Shooting.
      422 8 Victorian Rifle Association. The annual priM meeting ot the Victorian liifle A— ociatiou opened .it Williamstuwn on Momlay. November 18, iv gloriou- weather. The gathering was of special importance owiug to the presence of the crack Briti-h team, in addition to a few South African anil New Zealand
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      Alleged Defaulting Clerk.
      199 8 The case by the P. and Company against .1. K Wille was taken up at the Colombo C nminal Sessions, 011 December 6. before Mr. Justice Wood Renton and a special jury. After an amendment, the indictment was to the following effect: -di That on the May
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    39 8 Mr. Hubert Laidlaw, M.l., delivered an interesting address in Penang on Thursday under the auspices of the Anti Opium Societ? About throe thousand people attended the gathering which wab Wd ,n the Drurv bittorv of*Ch?; u »l»»UeloS E the
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    Bornean Industries.
    1572 8 THE TERRITORIAL COMPANY'S MUSEUM. Excellent Collection of Country's Products. il'rcim Oi-r Own Cokhksi>hm>km i. l.oiiduii. Novt-iuber '£l. One of tliL few British Territorial Companies which enjoy sovereign rights, continued by royal charter and empowering them to triune and enforce Inus. to fix cimtonj* and other tariffs, and to
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    Hadjis and the Police Force.
    76 8 At the last meeting of the Perak State Council, the Secretary to Resident enqnirt d whether then was any objection to I Malay. who had becomea HaJji. remaining a member «f the Police Force. The Sultan considered that it was not absolutely incumbent upon him
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      362 8 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. DOG UOT. Lot»l oa lhe 10th instant, one Bn IldogTerrier, male, white and black spots. Muuici pal number MM. Kinder will be rewarded ou returning same to H. Kahlcke. co Hotel Van Wijk. MM SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY. NEW CENTRAL KIHK STATION The Mamoipal Commi-Monenare prepared to recede tenders for
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      538 8 JOHN LITTLE Co, «Ja Limited, flu whkn Hf TUF prcT vj f n el duo Bf 1 IS WANTED. JH Pommery JWft AND Greno Champagne t^9 IS THE SELECTION ALHAMBRA I Cinematograph -o BEACH ROAD. To -Nights Programme. ALL PATHE FILMS. 1 IST BHOW. 7.30 TO 9 P.M 2NO SHOW,
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    153 9 BBMAPOMS, !>!■•» mhvk Ift, l«07. PRODUCE. b.h I'-Pper. I r 0 whit. ft* B Ii picked bTL, i b».i. sjS 1 Ldbcr-ar. lapioca, small Flake V- norn a hi 88.00 •pi mi. i i !07 SilDO .',j (i 'ill a v jm i) J. 50 i iM .i EXCHANfIR
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      341 9 torn* v fdpuiii 'Viribid i r.f SLnr« (JCOTITIOSS Company 1 i ttn ISO! Mi laos 19n7 iaoi H 19.16 19 6 19M f.ii Ml 1 801 I MM 1901 a 1907 I \ifi-> 1907 Mtf4l i i l\ 1 Xx (Wl iwo.c.xi UO.nnti £ion,o,v, •190.000 I.- cao.ooo i C27.UUI
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      371 9 '.906 i 190G lU'j7 UM 1904 'HOI ■•q, 19.6 £1V>.00; 1100.01 0 fSMQO iTO V!; HJO.I v t I £71,000 esio.ooo 1180,000 gwo.ooo flit »>SO,O.>; £ico.oon 1 S2->o!ooo £SA 000 00,000 hmumo ew o o 1116,«25 IM GOO .1 :"j i ci m i':o,:iw £iso,',oo i-jni.-VK) /.46.-2.0 NtMOO £76,109
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      172 9 I ism 1901 I*9. 19 > lidl I KM »m itj io.o i 11.000.0 M i %< 1e750, 0 »l ill HIV < r < e?90,ooo i ».V1 tw 4,.<») I 4 V 00 I i 5 UUO I a.oo) 6'TO.J can no M,00« SOU 10,8 a i.ooa >,«N
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      27 9 Wines Wines 4 75 tii g \-<v> i oo cil. etc. 5 Gag^ino 8i .ompi i 550 'mk \?1 ■/m'tiOPNUMBIRSATUTUAH THAT IS Fraser and Neaves' Aerated Waters.
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      71 9 J. MOTION CO. Watchmakers. Jewellers. Opticians. KWAItiS PROMPTLY E"K(UTI»> i Artie Tully has onono a $10,000 BOOK On the Forthcoming KUALA LUMPUR MEETING. TREBLE EVENTS, TREBLE ON Galloway Handicap, Race Horse do. do. (j Ex-GriHin do. do. 7. i DOUBLE EVENTS,; DOUBLES ON Races 5 and 0, .f). f and
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      236 9 THE ROBINSON PIANO Co., Ltd. KAKKLES SQI'ARE. SINGAPORE. An Ai.'i nts fov all tin- be-t );nowu Pianoforte makers ami liavf a niun railed stock of lii-jliL-la-- iiistrmiii nts tban would be fouml in any European wai-tliou^o. wUat tluii jirici Ik pianos are the same, plus Hrn aMMiaaml eSyeaM* at !rrii;lit.
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      323 9 K.AJ. Chotirmall&Co. JEWELLERS AND SILK MERCHANTS, Nos. 51 52, HIGH STREET. Just Received t hint se .lade Stone and Gold .lew. IN ry in yn .it variety, as v...l aa Maltese Lace. Seaivus. Cuffs and Collars, and Baal I'"H M 9ffl UI suitable for Pres. nts. Next year's Calendars of
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    MUSIC AND DRAMA.
    1173 10 CONCERT AT THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. The sacred concert to bo bild in tho Trcs bvU'rian Chim'h, Orchard Road, on Friday next, in aid of tlie Church fnndx. will be one of the bt-st that has ever been held in con n.vtion with the institution. An staMMM SMMMMM
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    PIPE OR GLASS?
    268 10 Missionaries Urged to Decry Alcohol. Writing in tho lait number to hand of the Chinese Recorder. Dr. Walker (of Shaowul MJM that even if opium is abolished in China, there is a danger of alcoholic beverages taking its place, owiny to the inborn hankering niter something to
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    Vagaries of a Palm.
    105 10 A strange plienoiiunon. sny- a Sta:. ■-man ooire-pondeii:. i- noti.iahle at ltaichur. a riUage to the Tenali Taluk, where a fMMJ ■i.it. palm, alumt Uft. in heiyht. MM vai ion- |M>-itions during the coins. „t a day. Early in the nioriuii^ cue can find it in
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    London Hospitals.
    117 10 I London's su k .ire pnni.Ud f in twelve I «rt at general hospital- with medical schools. ,< m mm patccaj haafteh, iagh>j aiiiM s[Hiial hospital-, forty one provident and thirty li^ht free dispensaries, thirty two workhouse iutirmaries and suk asylums, forty two To. >r Law di-iHiisuru-. andeleven
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    The New Zululand.
    134 10 It is BMMfa Mt generally kn.iwn what i-trides Zululand has made (taring tl i.i~: year or in the matt, r of •griculturaJ development. It i- no lonj;. r lately a nativ> pr, urn f,, r lar L '<- tiacts „n ill. iva-t ha\t been iHcupiml by Kuro|xan
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    Suit Against The Times.
    207 10 Tho siaaly advertised sale of the Em-yclopu'dia liritanuica by the Times rous»il much >comn>; comment in many quarter*. Mm it is a tribute at once to the honesty of the Hntisli jmblic and to the busiutss acumen uf the organisers of the sale that so few
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      547 10 BANKING COMPANIES.! HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. i paid up capital $10,000,000 < re6ervf fund Sterling Reserve $10,000.0001 mi ?ui nrm Silver Reserve $11, 750,000 J W l 7 Roserve Liability of Proprietors $10,000,000 COURT OF DIRECTORS. O. 11. Medhurst, Esq. Chairman. Hon. Mr. Henry Keswick.— Deputy Chairman. A. Fuchs,
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      631 10 BANKING COMPANIESCHARTERED BANK OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. Capital «800.000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £800,000 Reserve Fund £1.075.000 BANKERS. Bank ol England. National Bank of Scotland. The London City A Midland Bank, Ltf. SINGAPORE BRANCH. Current Accounts are opened and interest allowed at 1 per ceut.
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      70 10 NO OPIUM IN CHAMBERLAINS COUGH REMEDY. These is not the least SaafSl iii yiviiifj ClianiborUiu'H Cou^h. BsßasAj to small child dri-u as it coutainH no opium or OSSSC harmful inf. It lias an established reputation of liioiv than thirty years as the most successful medicine in use for coulds croup
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      613 10 SALES BY AUCTION. AUCTION BALE or 14 COWS AND BULLS, To be held at No. 107, Klang Road, off Kerbnu Road. Singapore, Htdneiiday. December H, at I p.m. G. A. Fernandez V Co., 4 HO Auctioneer* AUCTION SALE A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF JAPANESE CCRIOS, SUITABLE FOR XMAS PRE SKNTS AND
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      498 10 INSURANCE Companies. LAHCAHHI.UK INRITRANCE COMPANY LIMITED. now miioßD in THE ROYAL INSURANCE CO., FIRE A LIFE. INVESTED FUNDS £12,500,000 POWELL 4 Co..— Agtnu. COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE COMPANY. LIMITED FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT GUARANTEE. Funds Exoeed £12.000.000. W. A. 8008, c 137$ Manager, Eastern Branch. ROYAL INSURANCE COMPAN i, LIMITED. ram and
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    AUTOMOBILISM.
    1588 11 DANGERS TO BE AVOIDED AT TIME OF PURCHASE. Makers' Maxims Held Up to Ridicule Tlieclioicr and purchase of a motor-car is not a ta-.k lightly to be undertaken. There an- so many fat-tors to be considered, and the risk of error in one way and another is so couxiderablc.
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      305 11 'V dEflaS^tv^a^B^B^ByQa^ef '■J^Et N Argyll Moior cars. NOW IN STOCK One 12-14 H.P., four-cylinder, five-seated ARGYLL. Painted aud Upholstered l>;irk Green, Red Wheels, fitted with Magneto, Hood. Pomp, Lamps and all necessary tccessonea and tools. Adams-Hewitt Cars, 10 H.P.. three-seaters, in Stock. aa by ai ..iU'_- 1 v u-. Pi
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      119 11 Dr. S. Iwatsubo, mmm "»>*** ,re not an expenment. They have been the favourite blenda at home for many yean and JAPANESE are rapidly Kainmg similar popularity in the DENTAL SURGEON Co onieB NN expen9e m kBeping 'RED SEAL" AND 82-3, Bras Basali Koad, Rl flrti Aim WHITE" Opposite Kaffles
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      319 11 Local Motor Car Agencies. ARROL-JOHNSTON I Motor Cars II Motor Lorries. CENTRAL ENGINE WORKS, Agents. MOTOR GAR REPAIRS, TYRES VULCANIZED. ACCUMULATORS RECHARGED, Plating, Enamelling, Painting, BY SKILLED WORKMES. ALL MOTOR ACCESSORIES, (.amps. Coils, Jacks, Pumps Oil, Motor Spirit. Ku-., KU-. Straits QyeU ff Motor (80 ftattery fßoad. WE HAVE BEEN
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      510 12 Scale of Cbaroes. PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS.— MieoeIIineons Wants of Every Description, Uoasea, Land, etc., to let, are inserted at the following fate*:— One Insertion I 1.20 per inch. Two a-00 Three 8.80 Biz 5.20 Nine 8.40 Twelve 7.20 Twenty five 10.00 (Each subsequent month (S per inoh.) The above rate is
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      573 12 ARTICLES FOR SALE. K»TM:-Po«r Llnu, on» or tw -.w.ioai. II.W B» th« inch, m Scale of Cl. :'*n TURNOUT FOR BALE. A Mail Phaeton in Rood Mfcr, a pair of Australian horses, and double harness; a b "r m™ Apply to W. C. NIBLKTT. LANDAU FOR SALE. A First class
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