The Straits Times, 29 June 1901

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    15 1 The Straits Times. KSTI). OVER i A CENTURY SINGAPORE SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1901. XO. 20^0.")
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      824 1 NOTICES. »pilE rinKNEO COMPANY. LIMITED THK st». Lit* Assanuica :-ni.« Fir. Uswaaos Sjs^TA Uat Asmi Coinpaay (Tire). The aVraHal Is Lif« K».inuK>. Sookrty. T)i» CHna Mnroal 'twa Mavliratinii C wipany Tbs Tottsnhani IJWrer Bw Cosspaay. f^'lKrt2^t^of^l! CO BORMEb i^OMPAMT. LIMITBD. A|rs»a. STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. OmOI, TILEGEAPH STUOT. 06 0. nU NAVIGATION
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      815 1 STEMSHIP COMPANIES. ITONINKLIJKE FAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ I'nder contract with the Netherlands India Gorecnment. Aj.rnu at Singapore: Ship Aobsct, Latb J. Dabrdbu A Co., 2-3, Collybb Qoay. The undermentioned dates are only approximate. Steemer From Eipected Will be Despatched for On Ih-Khrk Moluccas via Soerabaia June Bawean, Soerabaia, Bali, Ampenan, Macassar, Banda,
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      602 1 /-IOMPAGNIE DBS MEfISAGEKIRc \j MABITIMES DE FRANCE. Tixiouphic Aodrisb: Musasisii, siikupobe. The mall steamer* will leave Singapore in or wont the nndermentioied dale<.— OVTWARD. HotrrVABU. 1901. iuoi. Date*. l)4tes Anna*- June ai Aolo/ Juno a Kr-ttt Sivtmi Jnly H Stidnti, July T Oc-nnir 'a l Salazir J -Si Annmn August
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      575 1 r FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY** USIp *c&ui: 10 rUserre Fnnd £1, *****0 Ttaa undersigned, Agents for the ComI pmy, mra prepared to accept fin risk* at current ret** of premium. BOUBTEAD A Co., AgeoU. rfne chi>(a~"tradkb8 iHarJaiNoE 1 company, LIMITED. Capital Sobtoribed tt/WJ,O«j inut Paid up 600.00 U. »mm Fond 9C0.00U.
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      361 1 INSURANCES. THE ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE. (KHTABLIBHED A.D. 17*)) 'PHK undersigned, agents for the abor< I company, are prepared to accept Pin I Risks at current rates. HKHN MEYER Co. w. A s. 31/14 MAQDEUUKU FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. (ESTABLISHED A.H. 1--11 I fj'HK undersigned, agents (or the above X company, are
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      682 1 R PB E 0 B p B f^o A^. LITY F }~»10,000.000 OoCBT Or DraOTOM:— K. Sums, lid -(*****11 Uo.t. J.J. BtLL lr.ri*,, Iltmi Ciuuu. H r Tomiiks. IB L. BlCMAmiao>, Kaa. A. H.m, >..n H Scac»«T. D. M Xosas, Km. N. A Siim Km A. J. EimoNO. Km). 18.
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      607 1 ■IMWAK lI R I k MOK k n C». PABIR PANJANG. AR 001r n P.P y' ll «t building bricks. A. For particulars, apply to Chop KIM BIK, So- 24 Malacca Street. MITSUI BUSSAN KAISHA CMITSri CO.) EA» OFFICE: 4;;, Sakamoto-che Tokio. LO>DO.\ OFFICE M, Lime Street, E.C. MWIPORE OFFIUK
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      887 1 The •oetor'i Wrier. When your chjld h M protracted, pvoxytmal eoagh, worse at night, aeeonpinied by peculiar aoond or wbeop which cannot be mistaken, and tbea laboured rteeetomlion of mu<u« wilh •ppareot auffocfttion after coughing bit» KhMKlit It win render the paromytue of coughing less frequent and -eve re. It
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    The Straits Times. SATURDAY, 20th JUNE.
    1165 2 The Straits Times. SATURDAY, 20th JUNE. Thk following somewhat ba<k-h»odeu tribute tv the modesty and economy of Singtt]H>re is from the latwt ii<sue uf the I'iimn'j Hiur.iln Of course it is a traveller's tale but the picture of ibis community sqiriningout of the payment of $l«o towards a fund to
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    8 2 To-DAY'a 4 tn» bank rate is 1/1 1
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    10 2 The entries for the Warren Football Shield close on Monday.
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    13 2 Mr. Justice 1.-iw and Mr- Law arrived this morning from Penang by mail.
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    12 2 Mk. Otto Sielcken has been recognised aa Acting German Consul at Penang.
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    15 2 Thk German transport Pidalta is due here on the sth July, en route to Europe
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    13 2 Thk German transport 4*MsJm left for Wilhelmshaven at 4 :<0 p.m. on Thursday.
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    18 2 "A" Co. of the S. V. R. have a practice shoot at Balestier Range at 7 a.m. to-morrow.
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    16 2 Thk Russian Volunteer steamer I'rtmburg is duehcreon 2 -id July from Odessa en route to Vladivostock.
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    17 2 Thk members of the Marine Club have decided to hold their annual Kail on Friday, 29th November.
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    19 2 Thk limit on single money orders issued in the Colony, on Selangor, has been raised from S5O to $100.
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    19 2 Tin agricultional show at IVnang will be opened on loth July, the day being kept as a public holiday.
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    19 2 The usual monthly missionary meeting will be held at the Hrinsop Street Church on Monday next at p. in
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    21 2 Thk Rhv. W. Murray ha« bean appointed acting Presbyterian Chaplain to the S V C. with effect from the 20th instant.
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    26 2 The Saoaaai with the (ierman honiewurd mail left Hongkong at noon on the 27th instant, and is due here on tbe afternoon ot the Ist July.
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    25 2 It is now stated that, with the exceptioD ol list Legation guard, all the German troops to remain in China will be stationed at Shanghai.
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    23 2 InKinunthly sewing meeting of the Churcb Work Association will be held at Holne Chase, Grange Rjad, on Wednesday July ;lrd, at 4 p.m.
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    25 2 Thk enlistment of Filipinos aud the commissioning ol tint and second lieutenants for the twelve native regiments to be raised in the Philippines have commenced.
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    33 2 The Sultan of Johore was, when the Bail left, staying at Villa Singapore, Kranklnn. It was thought that His Highness wouiu piubably be in Eugland for the Derby, but he did not go.
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    38 2 Mu. C Q. I).: Rougemont, the Head ol the Malay College at Malacca, haa resigned the Government Service Mr. K I K.irr-r is now Head of the College but will continue- to act as Second Assistant Colonial Secretary.
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    36 2 Tut Shanehai Mermry declares that it has been known in Shunghai for Beveral weeks t!iat Germany intends to continue to maintain a garrison in Shanghai, not for the present, a* stated in th* telegrams, but permanently.
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    38 2 Is connection with the St. Joseph's Club, a football match will take place this afternoon on the St. Joseph's ground between members of the M Joseph's Club, the teams being respectively made up of school boys and outsider*.
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    40 2 The Secretary of State has, it is said, approved of the change of the titles of the Secretary to Government, and Assistant Secretaries to Government, tv those nf the Secretary to the llesident and the Assistant Secretaries to the Resident
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    39 2 The Philippine wur is estimated to have cost the United States Government about Sj'Hi.Ojti (gold.) Four thousand American soldiers or so were killed, and about 2,(XK> more were permanently disabled. The number uf Filipinos killed is set at 40.00U
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    46 2 Tin: usual half-yearly sale of useful and fancy articles in aid of the funds of the Chinese Girls' School commenced in the Town Hall yesterday afternoon, and was continued again to-day from IOJH a.m. to 1 p.m. We understand that the sale has been a success.
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    51 2 It is reported, says the l'eroh I'iuntr, that Mr St. Ltpf I'li.-.u- of Selan|>or has been ap|x>inted an Assistant Traffic Superintendent in tlm V. M S. Railways, to be stationed either in l..uut or Province Welleslcy. Mr. II st Leger Parsons projueds on long leave towards the end of tbe
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    64 2 Chan Sze I'onn, of tbe lUllles Institution, bag won a (iovernment scholarship in Singapore of a month. It is also said that Chan Sze I'ong is to be given a KM S. scholarship of ON a year to enable him to proceed to one of the English I'niversities. He U
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    63 2 An all-day match w.i- to have been played on the Ksplauaile yesterday between teams selected from tbe Civil Service and l..«\v, and utli.ers mil ini-niber- of the S. V A opposed to a team ol representatives from the 8. C. C Accountants, Brokers, Insurance and Telegraph. Owinß tv the rain,
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    78 2 Thk Timet correnpondent at Bloemfontein circs statistica or the Orange River Colony refugee camps, which he contends show that everything possible has been done. Besides :M,BOD Boer refugees in twelve camps, there are :,,'<<»> natives in nine camps. The average Boer death rate is 116.76 at Blocmfontein. The highest rate
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      RUSSIAN MINISTER AT PEKING.
      53 2 U. M GIKRS TO BE RECALLED Urn, 28<A Jun, It is stated in St. Petersburg that M De Giers, Russian Minister at Peking, will be recalled on the conclusion of peace, and that he will be succeeded by M. Lessar. who w^s concerned in th* Afghan
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      THE CORONATION.
      28 2 FIXED FOR NEXT JL'NK. Inter King Edward has issued a proclamation announcing that the coronation of himself and his Consort will take place in June next.
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      FIGHTING IS SOUTH AFRICA.
      31 2 Commandant Malan. with a large force, attacked Richmond on the 26th. The fighting lasted from dawn tv dark, but the Boers retired on the approach of reinforcements
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      COAL TAX PASSED.
      21 2 l-omdon, Jutt 2Br/i The House of Commons have passed the Bill to lay an export duty on coal.
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      YUNNAN RAILWAYS.
      13 2 The French Chamber of Deputies have passed the Yunnan Railway Bill.
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      SOUTH AFRICA.
      48 2 HEROIC DEFENCE OF RICHMOND The British forces in South Africa now include »0,000 mounted men. The townguard if Richmond, consisting of Staffordshire Militia, heroically defended that place and twice refused to surrender though the Boers had captured the *angar> (breastworks) in several parts of the town
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      ARMY DEBATE.
      62 2 Later. During the debate on the Army in the House of Lords, Lord Lanttdowne •aid that he did not contemplate compulsory military' service beyond the Scan. He added that if increase of pay were necessary, it should be proportionate to the length of service. M. l)E BOOK. M
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    S.C. C. BOWLING TOURNAMKNT
    21 2 S .C. C. BOWLING TOURNAMKNT YESTERDAYS II.AY. UUUBLB HANDICAP. Palon and Winter 7 beat Disaand II leburn 'J, no score returned.
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    ARRIVALS BY MAIL.
    68 2 I'er I. «fc Umgul from PenangMr. Justice and Mrs. l^w, Mr. W. P. V. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Robertson, Mr. .1 R Macfarlune, Mr. and Mr- P. T. Kvatt, and Mr. and Mrs. O. T Hoar. From London ---Mr*. Taylor. From Marseilles Mr. E. \V. Coolev. From
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    115 2 In their weekly share report, Messrs Latham and Mactasgart slate A fair aim. ml of business ban been transacted since onr last report, Inelly in Straita Traders, Tnnjong I'acar and Rauhs. >lnuh rr,uli,,g Cu. shares have changed hands in large quantities at &12.50 and S&2, cloaingwitheellersa*. the
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      CONFUCIANISM.
      377 2 TO THK KUIMiII OK THK "STRAITS TINKS.' mi;, The Rev. Timothy Richard, of Shanghai, wlium I'rince Oiling and I.i-Uting-Chan;;, the I'eace I'lenipoten tiuries, lately uskud the llritixh Minister to request to proceed tv Shan«i and settle all the cases there is a wise headed and liberal missionary of the
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      429 2 NOTICES. KITTIliK'S WHISKY" SPECIALLY selected blend thoroughly matured in bond. Price $10 per efjM» namplee free. HOKNKO CO., LTD. tu th Hole Importer*. SIDER08THEN PAINT. sn »hooliit«ly anti-rorrosive p»int tor IKON AND jjTEEL (.tuarar.uwd to be tli« bent KIST-rUKVKNTlVK **">*■ Invaluable fm dbipr, Machinery, Bridges ek-., ft. One K*Hon wUl
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      91 2 LATOST ADVERTISEMENTS. POWELL ROIINSONI ANNUAL CASH I CLEARANCE SALE. TEN DAYS ONLY. Commencing Monday, July Ist. A OENUINE SALE A GENUINE SALE A GENUINE SALE ODD LENGTHS. REMNANTS ALSO Flannels Coatings Serges I weeds Cheviots Angolas Helmets, Hats, and Caps AND iStraw Hats. Sale price from $1 each. SPLENDID VALUE.
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      371 2 LATEST ADVERTJSEMENTS. WANTED. A CHIEF Engineer and a second Engineer, holding Dutch certificates, to join k i. VioJ- in the middle of July. A pply t>y letter with references to KATZ BROS.. LTD., '-'/< Agents. GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. WANTED, an Assistant Master for tbe Cross Street School, commencinn salary IS9O per
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      150 2 ('Rl' -u- .M r l, 'i.i. as ii. At H tropstead, June -'itli. K.nsK.r Ooui-404 Crdhp to Lit UN, elder Hau^hter of Ibe Urn VVilliam Mulholland. of Sinj-xpnre. <>K the 7th lu-le, at ISCornwHll |.-r,a.e. Ke^nt'v hnk, London, tli- wife of (h\ki«» .^tri\..k«o( a daughter. V H. inb>-^ln( (or Urn
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    BY THE WAY.
    2324 3 SuviHti. weeks ago I had oe 1,, muni .\.-rl upon the extraordinary method* i certain amataut Jehut in thisMtn. and 1 am Kind to see tiiut ianKoruiu aweanct begotten by their WMM seems t<> beste.ildy ■radicating itaelf Amh i* ny oaii I'"' ►»n«l i-;il.-i > hM ••nly
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    95 3 It nakn yuu 1.-i-l a bit funny," naid a return.d Wilsh Volunteer, "when you first eel under tire. When the bullet* bqpa la ping, pine, and you hoar tin- *lm.'k ill nyloahPM, you take a dfi'p breath and shiver, like when you jump into cold water" Ai.<>t] i < r
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    LONDON DAY AND NIGHT.
    964 3 There be rstt, «nd rats." BmnUt. London, 7th June. THI DERIIY. Though my estate be poor my rmiment torn, 1 »m not really «orry I was born, For i hfui given me my hurts Wine aii<l the well-lwloved, nuil the If Omar bad been one of
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    F. M. S. EDUCATION.
    228 3 The MmM Malay states m now •duoatiag s,li':< children am cost of 5i:W,0.">9, representing 1..1 per cent of tlit' estimated expenditure of the .States lor the |..wt year and a com of SI" 12 ptir lutad. This expenditure is for maintenance only an 1 does not
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    GARRISON RIFLE CLUB.
    397 3 GENERAL MKtTI.W. A general meeting of the members of the Garrison Rifle Club was held in the Town Hall on Thursday afternoon, Capt. Mulliken, R. 0. A., the Garrison Adjutant presiding over a good attendance. Pcrtf -Major Hinderor, R. R, th« Hon. Secretary, s:iul that the bulance
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    FRANCE AND HAINAN.
    258 3 A mm dispatch from Cunton tv a Chinese ollicial resi'liiiq her,:, says the A Daily Mmftj gives gloomy predictious as to the fact of Hainan Island, butter known to Chinese as the prefecture of Kiungchoii, which the dispatch states may fall into the hands of the French
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    A VACUUM OIL COMPANY FOR GREAT BRITAIN.
    241 3 This undertaking, as will b* n by tlio extract beloa- from the bumttn? Saantiaß, ha* he«n registered as a limited liability Company. The American company ii i« numerous brandies, oii<: of winch is in Singapore Vacuum Oil Co., Ltd. Reeißtereil May 13th, with
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    MORE MASSACRES.
    171 3 Kathkr B«urmen of the West Mongolian Mission sent a letter on the Ist April to the Italian legation in I'ekinc Haying that the missionaries daily feared an onslaught, u» the troops in the neighbourhood ware getting trou blAsome. According to news brought on the llth from Taiyuan-fu, by
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    SOUTH AFRICA.
    108 3 A viGDßoi'n debate baa taken place in the House of Commons over the question of the concentration of the Boers into camps, the Opposition attacking on the ground of the mortality returns. Mr. Brodrick stated that 60,000 persons are in the camps. The condition of tha latter is
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    DWELLINGS FOR THE WORKING CLASSES AT CALCUTTA.
    146 3 The Hon'hlo Mr K. T. tireer, Chairman of the Calcutta Corporation, has laid the foundation-stone of the first mo'lel dwelling for the working classes, which is to be Built there on the line of houses adopted by the Bombay Improvement Tiuet. The building
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    LESSONS OF THE WAR.
    558 3 SPEECH BY EARL ROBERTS. The Comraander-in-Chief recently paid a visit to Badminton, where the Royal Gloucestershire Hussars were encamped, and witnessed a sham tight and a march-past of the regiment. Earl Roberts afterwards addressed the men and said that he wished to dispel the misapprehension which
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    SUNDAY'S CHURCH SERVICES.
    205 3 St. Axiißiw'a Cathedral. (4th Sunday after Trinity.) 7 a. in., Matins 7.4.5 a ni.. Holy Communion. .'Hi p. ni Evensong, and Sermon. St. MaTTHEW'B CullXi 11. Sfcl'OY LISKH K. I p. in., Evensong and .Sermon. KO.MAN CATHOUO < 'AT II Xl IK A I. (IK Till; <
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    55 3 LxouLATiviCocNciLmeetsonTuMdsy afternoon next when the orders of the day include the following business School Attendance Bill (Bill to provide for the compulsory attendance of Children at Schools"); Chinese Immigrants Bill Ist Reading; Societies Ordinance Amendment Bill and Pensions Ordinance Amendment Bill 3rd reading transit of cattle by f»»s Rill, and
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    81 3 Thk annual general meeting of the Selangor Golf Club mv held on Sunday last at Kuala Lumpur. The Kesident-Ueneral, Mr. W. H. Treacher, was asked to continue in the office of president of the club. The Captain Mr. C. G. Glassford was acini asked to continue in office fur the
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    ADMIRAL SEYMOUR'S CUP.
    194 3 FOR BIG GUN BHOOTIXQ. Admiral Sir E. H. Seymour, before leaving the China Station, has given a challenge cup, to be held annually l>y the sliips on the station making the best score at the prize tiring. In the conditions he point* out that on almost all
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    DARING GANG ROBBERY.
    541 3 ARMED MEN KKKAK INTO A BOUIR. Xtws lias just come to hand of a dariog gang rubbery which took place at Pasir Panjane during the early hours of Wednesday morning Tlie ruffians kept i in: district in terror for a time, but captured practically nothing. It appears
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      PRODUCE.
      96 3 Oarabier I 9M> Copr» Bali 8.10 do Pontianak 7.W Pepper, Black boyen „3800 da White, (S%) ««.OO Sam Flour Sarawak S.'O do Rran«l No. 1 S.TO Pearl .ago ».«0 Cotlm, Bnli. \H% baii> M.PO CoHm, Pnlemb«n«. 1»% huia W.on Ooff<>e. Lilwrinn No. 1 17JS0 Tnpiocn, smull Flftko A.70 Ho
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      EXCHANGE.
      123 3 On London.— B»nk 4 ran 1/11) TVmnnH 1/U| Print* 6 m/a 1/n-f, do. Sm/» 2/0 0n »<Tni«iiy. -Bunk d/<* SOOf PriT»t« Srn/n S.O4J, Dn. tn/l 2.064 On FWinc.-Biink d/d 2.47} PrirnU S m/s 2«l I>o. «m/» 4MJ On fndin-Bunk T. T 14«J Privsto SO d/« Ml On HnngknriQ Bunk
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      SHARES.
      335 3 Raubs (IR/in pd.) rim *tl fully p»i.l $11.?. V •Kechau Gold («10 pni.n t>o.oo. TheN.KVhauMininsCo. $1.00. South Raubs (linn pd.) Kepiau (f 10 nd.) «l I («i. -ales. •Rodiang I.el,ong(fl. 100) > .««>.on, mlm. Punjoms paid.) (.i.fiO. filers. Pahang Ka)>-.nn (10/ pd |l m. B'oawahGold Minci'.'i p.ns3 .7.V M.Oi.liih
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      66 3 THERKS NO TOIEND LIKE AN OLD KIMKNl^Jt.' «ll Hlnr.ys help you in tini. ..f ifiw- li i' Hi.' uinie withChiuniKThiinV |ptfii Clolera lad l> h.i-* Remedy. II is hii od and tried friend in many thnusandu of Ininpg. and like othw old frit'inlM ran alwav lie depended upon in time
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      53 3 The PAIN of a Ill-RN or SCAI.D is almost inatnntly reli.-ve.l l.v applying ChamlwrlHin'a Pain Balm, ll nls,, hVals the injured pi. more i|uii:kiy Ihmi l.y any ..lliir troatment, mid except the Worn i» Tory severe, tarn nol leave A "('Alt. For K«le i.y all ileali-r* in .Mwlicim^. The Uiapeniary,
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      315 3 RAFKLES INSTITUTION SHORTHAND CLASSES. 'PHE new term will commence on July I -mi The i-UsM". uill I..- held every Tuesday nn.l Friday at X p.m. For information, apply to \V. A. HAYWARD, ■jn/H Kaffles Inslitu ion TIIK STRAITS TRADING COMPANY LIM1TKD. HOLI)KK.s of Certificates of Hharei and Bearer Share Warrants
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      309 3 NOTICES. Kodaks m IMKMNUI MH HAH.. s. 1 Hobinton Roa'l. I'ARSKK LODGE. AFTEK repairing, will be l«ton t lea*.. Apply to u.c. SWAN A MACLARF.N ROBINSON CO. Have just Received Singer's Sewing Machines. Singer's Sewing Machines. Singer's Sewing Machines. Hand or Foot. Needles and Accesso ri es ROBINSON CO, SHIPPING.
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      196 3 DAY BY DAY. HiTUBDiy, 29TH JlWE. High Water, rt S'J p .in. 8. 1. O C. Monthly Medal Play. 1. O. G. T. Temperance Club. 7.3U. Hi'miAY, SOth Juki. Hiiili WaUr. '.i.W ;i.ni. 9.11 p.m. Fourth after Trinity. 8.V.K. "A" Oa 8boot. Balestier. 7 n.ni. Swimming Club Launch. 8 and
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      484 4 HUlllifli?. SKIN TORTURES And Every Distressing Irritation of the Skin and Scalp Instantly Relieved by a Bath with CUTICURA SOAP «-MM, Mo**, ttohtet, tanl«. btorihM,. a»i y Mi, ar.d^Es7akrl >^. Millions of Women Oh n™» loir, netaattarr, fbr ■^•Wgftk P rtf7iM..»<T»«-lfJtaf«»*K *Vf fir -lnaiita» H l|i nf inrti.tialM.ni m*-*r£Wf daadrni
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      463 4 NOTICES. Huts for LEI PERMS' f|f J|| WOBCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. v By Special Waprant^raHS^K Tie Qaeen AV 7*>C? Pnweoors to Empress of litis. CELEBRATED OILMAN'S STORES. Dr. c. d. MOORE'S m *S^ mo COCOA 5 MILK Hot Water only required. Compact. Watmcm D ■■■»> awi Strengthening. insriorAJsr K.A. J.CHOTJRMALL &CO., H,
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