Weekly Sun, 24 September 1910

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    20 1 The Weekly Sun. GREATEB STRAITS SETTLEMWVTS EDITIO 126, CROSS STREE iMMc i: a < i:\t>. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1910. J
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      395 1 SMITH PREMIER Straits Cycle Motor Co.. Ltd. 15, Batter} k«>ati. Whiteaway, Laidlaw Stamford Road and Hill St THE YOU PAY CASH :es a £iwoods Topees 2 BHAPJ $6.00 $8.75. THE.; E ARTICLE. Gentlemen's Tweeds, Blue Serges, Black Coatings, by-ths Yard. m HAVE 4 FINE LOT AT AIL .^^BHHfe < c
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    BIRTHS.
    18 2 MrINTOSH.— On Sept LG, 1910, to Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Mclni «1 I- Mines, i s i
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    The Weekly Sun. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17. FOREIGN INVASION OF CHINA.
    475 2 The Weekly Sun. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17. FOREIGN INVASION OF CHINA. W t irportstobethc one W ing C:.---.T ed as Peking tli< ri the r»r -ent -itua 1 Kfl espeC 111 F tti M rule throughout the Empire, as pwblii He tJ n i, r ng corres that the Manchu G
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    ANOTHER COMET.
    108 2 R»fi I >met known ns Mei C mdei i< 1 1 wfa e ita ■:>•• ieg <;i r9 at the obeer^.r 13 v 'I' MUltOi M1 ehut f."^ 1 1 ft itea, bf f j dire f r, Mi ft M. m- tea I mi t g \ei
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    HIS EXGELLENGY YUAN SHIH-KAI.
    53 2 I P( i >rres] n dent informi nstha liere if no foundation in jbe rep >r! tl tHia Excellency fuaii BhihK;i p n irn to Peking to resume duty. It is understOM >d thai Ibe ©x* -and incill r will short ly lea 1 China to
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    CHINESE LIBELS.
    452 2 ALI^ i [on I N ;H '■'■'I i' Ii RITMSVT IT WI in iV* I. Ibe Mix« I 8 u fhai, on d Mr, Pao I M igii *ate) and tl Brii r (Mr. f G i i an and Q Foo sun, d( *< r as til:-
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    CHINESE VOCALIST.
    33 2 ,oe Long F is d ram iQ£ on m houses in America 11^ In- ltiuh] contracts f r <]<•:-.; year with the managers of Ihe leading music halls in i i ••'■!< >n.
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    DR. KHONG.
    60 2 1 Ehoßg i• 1 iutiiig i. I [Fanaiig. H« la 1( unbridgc man, and Ka going r Tientsin In a fe*i preeks. He iniT6d I'.v last tannan mail He fl i_r i medical qv ilifications, athle He trophic (including oar) and was greath > .teemeH by all who
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    DRUNKEN VICAR AT A WEDDING.
    77 2 1 :< f Eienry Taylor, ricai to lvi I I [sle A.W oil Corner i i ch aged &1 the B ttfa VtTelta roo f C ill with frequent dmnkei mm tti m ited that b< read the burial m rvtec on th< occasion <•
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    ANNIVERSARY OF THE LATE MR. TAN KEONG SAIK.
    43 2 An ai Home was given by Hr. Tan v i] Kee to bis friends ai his residB in Waterloo Street, on Sunday labi, in commemoration oi the first anniversary of tho .'oath of hia father.
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    ANOTHER NEW PAPER.
    347 2 The Weekly Bun v ,s p-iUlislivH f.., iii<- firs; timo at i 2(>. >ss Street, Siii^;rp,,rt', "ii Au-i: The new papei was accorded an unexpected recent i >n and it has been found c >m>ry print a special I roa ter Bet tlemenl sditioi .i i order
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    ENGLISH IN INDIA.
    211 2 I lore is a verbatim copy of a < iter, i ndia Ranter Gazette, writby q \iiij:;-* 1 postmaster I i the J Superintendent of Ppsi Offices; the le!tiM\ whicli ir somowh;ii \.!.mic is meant to convey the inform ition liis y i :iint;vr brother is dead
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    NEW Y. M. C. A. BUILDING.
    85 2 NE W Y. M. C. A. BUILDING. rhe Y. M. C. A. will take possession Of the Wing of [t8 new huiklim; "i! Mori r Tuesday of nexl week. The m un building is hastening on the completion and it is expected thai occupancy will be possible by the first
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    SINGAPORE BOYS TO STUDY IN ENGLAND.
    49 2 Mr Chooo Quan*fl -oil, Lee Pang Chuan, and bia brother Lee Keng l>< j lot t her*- nn We lnesday by th<> steamer Myankl Mam for England Th me two bright Chinese b»'y> will enter Berne Bay College, Kent, fora course of Btudy.
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    CHINESE TENNIS CHAMPION.
    45 2 in the final Te«nia bampionship tie lir.Ong feck Um beal W r 1! Chong Ceeby 3 5, tr I Tliere a number of promising plaj r In m Btraitfl Recreation dob and no doubt they will ihortlj girt I I unt tli^nu-elvc
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    STEAMER DISASTER.
    402 2 ONE HUNDRED I [VES VT 1 1 t K I [ongknng papers to hand c ntahi ace tunta pf fire p Well broto it on the British ste uner K ;ill -h I a.m. "ii Septemtx I L 'i China Hail says the ill-' 1 hti Igot oni
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    THE CORNWALL MINSTRELS.
    119 2 On Saturday I L7th.ini the members tthe Con M gave an MAi Some** their < Souse 80. 27, Belegie Etoad occasion of M riling. The bouse wi iver :<■■•■ Sags, and sverg mu and Ulun with Japanese Mins' gave a few sete tiont of music i hich
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    MATRIMONIAL
    128 2 I fallowing is t n the ■i Bode ■<•:•' leu Sh I iaii. (rubber plantex (a r 1 poi in Belangor, r\ M >. in the best w ciety It desir u of corresponding with i lander) with a i lew I Kmme ifa marriage, a pplic ml ntust
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    BIG FIRE AT PULO SAMBOE.
    20 2 A Europeaa anl San i i g| bedi inv »r f th< i- :eath rowned.
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    CHINA'S NEW GOVERNMENT.
    48 2 Our IV k lent w ref fc the Pi Reg< i In audiei E*ri me for Chi M m i "Chi Chei V .on." h [i itatedthail -tamely [p i Hen elinc between the two was mL Bat will at ©d later at I ilaoe.
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    CHINA'S POLICE FORCE.
    75 2 7H II RrOHCANJStu U THE MNFS OF SOOTtAWD '/ARB. Tho C neorg of Load* Mr. L no Wihwei, and now a high i > d to itvtd Scotland Y a ivii hi will go to vai pean c pun M-. I i system mi iich the Metropolitan
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    BIG BANK FRAUD.
    61 2 Donai t Sou I prer a c\\<>.\ 53,0^0 gui i paid by the ca I n^r 2 \o'X) guilde iiiankui off hast j I the balaw be taken to him. \ho sign I the in cheque B found to be f-»rg, that time, the man had disappeared.
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    NOVEL OFFICE-COMPANION.
    59 2 A novelty for the commercial ofti< ha I one of the most <> M t utility on i h a g a knack of d ten wanted. You may wm m^, hut kite •mbining virli an electric hell -push. The end of th d fe\N from the h.-m<H<
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    SACRED CONCERT
    42 2 A < fad a' tj. i huirh gM h y the ch< ield, wat line Incluck n t* played items l> choir N! ind-Mr ■t, who was aI ve COOtribi ing by Indisp i provider enceofi Of UIC [id )r r
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    PENANG EXPORTS.
    17 2 •< Ptj m m; pepper, L5O 1 api 89 tone ons; an I pra. l.i M
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      THE PASSING OF THE QUEUE.
      39 3 th<» K r VI f Son.* Dear Sir 1 read your leading le on < i hi you i interest T think lOU lc European style, that is i have their ha I Septe HO.
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    SUNDAY IN THE EAST.
    328 3 e Edit iheWt B«n." Dear Sir,— lt would perhaps be out "f plai ldeavour lo raise a i vin j mug 01 8 rt n the East," hut I ■hould con- a favour if you we illow me a short space in y«»ur pnp< forward a
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    269 3 > the Editor. "The Weekly Sun." a ry— If we had a few more Straits l likt Mr. Ng Sen Fatt who eha ied the cause of the u Weekly Sun" fan yniir issue of September r and asked for the rapport tf 'iiinese in such an eloqu* way we
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    A New Alliance.
    186 3 'SAFEGI \Rni.\ci ii kKj;v \GAINSI BULGARIA. Conflicting Reports, r LiQ Septemtx i 1 8. Tin I ris Mm in mnounc* e con on of a secret mili- ty between 'I urkey and i under the direct inr i ion ol the B >rlin and i m ernm
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    Strikes and Lockouts in Coal and Cottot Trades.
    154 3 Strikes and Lockouts in Coal and Cottot Trades. 1 :i.'l. »!i. September 19. In conseqiicn «>f tb,.- anirude of the i !ambrian miners a ronferenc 4 delegates representing the whole of the South Wai s fields has been held I rd It was decided to take a ballot >n the
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    THE REICHSTAG.
    11 3 Berlin, September 18. Theoponiiv.-; <>\ th^ Keiohstag h been postponed.
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    UNCONFIRMED RUMOURS.
    25 3 Berlin, September 18. Rumours that M. Bto]yj)in will suci eed M. Isvnlsky, as F< treign Minister of Russia, an unconfirme L m m
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    GRAND DIKE'S SILVER WEDDING.
    20 3 Berlin, September 18, The Grand Duke of Badei will celebrate his silver wedding i ui Tuesday.
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    Rubber Auction.
    147 3 "GOOD COMPETITION AT LONDON SALE. Prices Still Tefliiflg T'ownward. I ,ondon. September 20. There was very gc>od competition al t h- 1 j net ions to-(|;i y, bul pric( 4 s did not show an upwanl nii >vcmeni. Two hundred and forty-eig^ii tons of plantation rubber was >a
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    GERMAN CROWN PRINCE.
    80 3 \rrani»enicnts for Tar Eastern Tour. London, September 20. The German Crown Prince embarks at icno;i on a Nopldentschc lin»'f t the iH^'inning' o\ OvcmbtM'. Berlin., September 20, The 1 ro\vn IM'inci 1 and PrinDeBB€inbiU'k on a Lloyd steamer 1 1 ienoa. The suite of the Crown Prine<
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    TRADE UNIONISTS.
    44 3 The Boilermakers in «i Rational L.Midnn. Si'ptrilllu. r ?M. representative meeting of boilermakers has been held at Newcastl and if is understood that the men I'avonrecl giving assurances to the employers against the recurrence of the sectioned stoppa.u'^s whi.--h <:m<:'d the iorkont
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    KAISER IN AUSTRIA.
    57 3 Receives an Enthusiastic Welcome. London, Scptemhei 20, A Vienna telegram says the Kaiser has arrived mi a two days visit to th« iMiiperor Francis Joseph. He had a prolonged private audience with Baron von r AehrenthaL •> Berlin, Septomher 20. The Au-trian Press gives an enthusiastic welcome
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    BURGOMASTER OF METZ.
    42 3 3 Berlin, September L8« I I(rr Boehmer, the Burga 1 QiaBter of Metz, has been ap pointed Under Secretary in th( Colonial Office. He has m:uk !i himself famous by his skilfu lx handling of the finances o: Metas.
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    The New Alliance.
    74 3 REPUDIATION DF illi: FRENCH REMUS. Paris Still BcHcm Then London, Beptemb i SO. TU Vienna and Berlin tapers declare thai th stai e ©nte in the Maim about a new Triple A U ianc£ are a purt invent intended to cause dis nd irith [taly. The r
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    ESPIONAGE CASES.
    54 3 The 'icrman Suspect. Reic i^e b 1 Russia. London, September 20. The German officer rr sted it Moa -ow on charges of espionage, have been release L Berlin, Sepl xnb9r 1 1 The two German officers arrested at Moscow wrere aoquil ted, as no b^ idence of espionage
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    SOUTH AFRICA.
    56 3 General Botha Decides i-, Retain the Premiership. London, September L9, Etumoui > i bai I reneral Botha will resign the I*n miership a i e little credited. 'I iu \< !>i m-* meets on Tues< lay, and n< >1 hing will be decided bef< then, Lond > September
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    M. ISVOLSKY.
    26 3 Berlin, September 19 Owing to the death of M Nelidow, the rumours that tf. [svolsky will ucceed bits erf Paris have been re\ d.
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    JAPANESE IN BERLIN.
    26 3 Berlin, September 19. I l)p rc~ I ,'i''iit "1 the Jap.' Firs: Chamber, Ifr. TV va, is paying a visit to B -rim.
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    THE SOMALI MULLAH.
    27 3 London. September 21 A telegram from en says the Mullah, mth a large following, is Hearing Buad 'I the friendliefl are returning ast- ward.
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    TURKISH LOAN.
    21 3 Lxmdonj September I The Paris Temps says Torkisii loan has been <-■ >>\<-h}<\, London by the 'a^si I gn ■]>. j
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    HERR BOEHME.
    20 3 Berlin, Septeml i 80. I [err Boehme in Bute ing once upon tiis duties rt I Colonia! f^t'ficc.
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    DEATH OF KAINZ.
    15 3 3 I Berlin, Be] .-:;.> '<>. I Kainz, the famous Gen actor, is dead.
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    China's Navy.
    63 3 AN AMERICAN MHM SECURES CONTRACTS Several Ships to In- Built. Lond< m, t nbcr 1 N Pram Ni v k it mthal Mr. Schwab, controlling th B h^m, iind I ":ion ])]aiit>, i: tracts for th -ruction severa I and other Air ve- for the Chines© I J
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    SOUTH AFRICA.
    32 3 Brilliant Victor; N..tio;i:,jisi Party. London. Septembi T R tnd M. i ritandi I h n ral tha Pesig in The final moM of tin- South Afrk i m Nations Unionists
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    EGYPTIAN NATIONALISTS.
    54 3 Iflti-Brttbl Crusaders Not Wasted In Paris. London, fi I s- i-'p I unient pn i ited an Eg Nat ionalisi this !ll< '11 i I Til- I i ernmeni announ< thai a entin 1 1 initiatii i rifl i «W be made th Anti-Brit ish cm i disapproves
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    THE KAISER.
    19 3 Berlin. sepl atrrived H imnt Rumours thai the EEmpei will go to S Peter us in infound
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    BADEN REJOICINGS.
    20 3 Berlin, Septi B population B II M enthu liaxA lebr ths wedding of tlv I> uvi I hike.
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    SHARE AUCTION.
    15 3 At the slr.in' auctions the prices we: m $1 rs .a mas H
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    LONDON RUBBER PRICES.
    20 3 London. TIN rubber mlh ig dom i bard 1• i .1 of al at the last auction.
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    19 3 ie PI; and Agei. Ltuapor, hart untreatad S3, Bam Harper*- L'-i.-i 16 scrap 1 ]1 is impose the fu'
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    LOCAL NEWS.
    1138 4 i I irtv-six Ch'nes,. WP rp banwbpHl -n the Straits during August. m fhe Scots Kinta 1 ive d« t i t «linr.»T < -n St. A 1 irew'^ I i CftSC against P, A- Ct G M I lice l 1 fin bail was f »rthr A
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    HYLAMS AND KHEHS AT VARIANCE NEAR KUALA LIPIS.
    78 4 K i i Lumpur, Bept ?< I r th;it a Mriom alllM I Knal i Teh, a village 1 down tr.-a: i from Ku da Lapis, iUm railway coniiructio! i ate, A WH6t« p \v:is r >bbod <»f >7no itfa and quantity
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    POLICE NEWS.
    231 4 Monday. Chong, a Chinaman, hasreported to the police the lost <>f BO anchor valued at $17, "n ;.i N ,i i-mur < 'him-s^ \vr>man, w,t- fined 19 or 5 day for disorderly induct in Et :r 'i »r R< i ">'. Pot disorderly conduct and assaulting a public
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    Tuesday.
    251 4 Mi Kirmstnno fined .1 < fcinaman named Chua Jong Cheng 95 or 5 days xr injr ;t fal name. A driver, by the name of Je* All llm, was fined $5 or 5 days foi working lame Imllock. Two n 1'ivcs of Bengal by :h< i names •t Abdul
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    Wednesday.
    132 4 a hinaman by the name of Ling Bun Ling, was charged writh fighting I 3in the Serangoon Road He was fined j $2 or 4 days, i <* Miss trace Pereira, Burasian I uL r living ai Ballestiei Boad,< barged Pua Joir K(! "i. >«'!inu; chinaiuaii with retaining stolen
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    Thursday.
    314 4 For Cruelty to a bullock, Ong Teh 2 ■> < 1nn:;..,.,,) wa- line! A.] 4 ,hu A( hinn 1!1;l!1 w,.. ul to pfeoa !-,,r|; Twn Klines nnmer] Sikandar and ex Kandayutlia were fined M^ „r n dayt for Btrikinpj Klin- h,, y in w Croee Street b] For being
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    Friday.
    147 4 Seven I bineae were each fined > days for playing cards at ah Middle Road K itealing 2 beni od i pro* erty f T in s. ng Chong, Lira Ti Qg Hi prill be to pri for I tnontta Vrra M u tu. ;i Klinjr, w i milk
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    BAKERY REGULATIONS.
    244 4 riifi NFF.n FOR MflR[ FFFIGIEKT SUPERVISION. i i I" *<>te in the Calcutta |f< lournal, Dr. A i-. fI;!1 aeed of the regulati the man ii ton of bread in End lines of the Food and :■<• Let Engl iM'Las well ia the const ind sanitary condit on
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    CURRENT NOTES.
    233 4 Tli- death t ■■*> i B sudd j Pii»-. I. .-<• lonth. I Mr- r<un V. of Jlo< !*enang *by th< i i 8 B. i- i lamation agai moder "rgymen has cr< >f clivii^si conf i. Lew Kitch— w lo stay with him, and the Bah 1
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    BISHOP OF CARLISLE AND SENSATIONALISM.
    66 4 e Bishop :rhVl*\ !,<st month n dedicating new seats out m he ancient church of 1 1 lear V .-on. Cumberland, by Mr! tfartinadle, in iik aid tli l o c i lost lead under t thirst after sc novelties was as ih&llowness of i
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    Sub Rosa.
    16 4 The parson in t>jv,n who ttnokea ch drinks big nan. u !g favoilr temRSd
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      511 5 S&'As 3^ Yew Loong. «J Lrf 1> I^/ i-1 Jfl i Hold and Silver Smith i V .Fr.V/FLJ.FR AND LMf\iS llt Watch Makerbusi he forthcoming w BTREET Aulumn Meeting singhmub. RUN OCTOBER 11, 13 AND 15. t h n HoiiblP Events fi| monody Treble- Evrnis A//w «r«« RACES 3, r
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      201 5 COME AND SEE OUR WITH HARPERS PATENT Compressed Air Self Starter i WHICH JACK- [HI I LR, PUMPS I I BBS JTO STARTS mi E9GINI BYKM AFTER SBVI R M DAYS 1 Without Usinj; the Starting handle. SOLE LGENT& C, F. F. Wearnc Co., ::io, 2il 212, ORCHARD ROAD. motorcars
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    CHINA'S INTEGRITY IMPAIRED.
    950 6 'ling 'lnno-r g f 1 ►■k'^ in -Japan, Kn r e. indthe nited States are generallj fired with a lie* i' tf r. tism whirl i nger sii 1 1 itrc 1 1 re gi n en- p- r: f thec -truct a into a Power ea]
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    THE TIN INDUSTRY.
    370 6 HEAVY SHORT ACCOUNT FOR SEPTEMBER ANO OCTOBER. ilobe, of August 20, prints the following review of the tin market: rket had closed at £154 10s. £154 hree at >nths. Thi i week'a trket opened 12s. 6d. lower for cash at £153 17s. 6cL, and 17a 6d., lower
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    CHINESE INVENT FOOTBALL.
    370 6 |-Vu people an 1 aware thai the ihine e invented football L a- Wles, I .t\'ss »r of 'hinese ai ('a nihridge I'n iversitx says font ha 1 1 Wiis played l>\ lht» Chinese sever. 1 1 centuries hofore 1 ,i uliufl IflMt r landed In Britain,
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    SOLICITOR AND MAGISTRATE.
    207 6 London, Aujjusi '2 1 .K When i\ constable applied for apecial costs in a case at Lisbellaw, Pern u agh, Pettj Sessions, yesterday, Mr. Clarke, the defendant's solicitor said M That shows the animus of the police." Lord Corn, who was on the bench, hut bad nol
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    CHINESE COOLIE TRAOE.
    190 6 PMHIIIIU 8V NATIVE AUTHORITIES !N vSWATOW. 1 1)" < 'anion respondeni tA the Soiltll China Morning f» O g| r s: The officer in charge oi foreig i affiun at SwaUw baa discovered thai a certain European firm wishes to enlist several hundred Chinese labou* rs to
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    LICENCING BOARD.
    315 6 I sitting of the Li< ring Jusl i n i,,.!(i on Tu€ da 3rd court, Mr. EL R f pi-, siding, (>; her jusi :< <- v <! f |m M«.s A. Gentle, W. £Ho.-r, II Ifcßean, L ST. <kh igan, ai d Lit ul B A. Cator,
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    VESSEL SUNK OFF CUCOB.
    100 6 cob Irtirn f 1"' )r '»n steam la 1 „i i rith *i ii i b i beamer belong npaay which maintains S i b commanded by a Ami; n lie gathen people mf ving at anc Oucob wail n the Hided i m on I
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    VICAR'S DOUBLE MARRIAGE
    73 6 It is stated t h i inst the Iv I udsoii, the inhibit vicar of Suv < icesters! of living with hi- g ad wife, wh he Married while the first is still aliv< iriniz If he d«»rs n I j s understo<ul th have admitted them.
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      427 6 fVis a regrettable but indisputabU that many who take to motoring with enthusiasm have occat to me the day they purchased their firsl i it. i for of the man) kinds of motoring of which one my there are two possible divisions so wide as practu embrace the h e
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    OFF NAGASAKI.
    806 7 Bhwi. tbesky and \*m ti I Ur, ud port mad tUrboard ImU pm hi h lat He grand beautiful abo* II N- isjistarb] 1 m^ would uiake a mm% iflifa] W -ardeu than an> -a ;ri v n HBC6 Adam strolled in the delecta k orchards of Eden.
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      293 7 KOHiNKLIJKE .PAKETyAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. (ROYAL DUTCH PACKET COMPANY) 1 SDK I I 'NT I I WITH TUP. NETIIKKI VXDS I.M»l\ GoVF.ItN MKNT. Agents at Singapore Iti? Shipsaoencv. ltd.. Z-3 Collyer Quay. MAIL TABLE SEPTEMBER 24TH TO 30TH, 1910. Tie md rmentiooed dati are only approxiniate. Steamshii-. fi -ected. Will be Despatched
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      194 7 The Wah An Life Insurance Company, Limited. HEAD OFFICE. SHANGHAI. CHINA AGENCIES ALL OVER CHINA. For Particulars Apply To Messrs. Chn Shu Ming or Boey Chiian Poh, GENERAL IGEI W FOR THE STRHITS SETTLEMENTS and Federated Ma!«iy SttMMk AGENCIES Soochon i i K^ Wn li Si; V] H«m I bangkiag
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