The Straits Times, 2 August 1901

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    16 1 The Straits Times. ESTI). OVER I A CENTURY SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1901. NO. 20,.-)! it
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      1420 1 STEAMSHIP TTIiNINXUJKE PAKETVAAKT MAATBCHAPPIJ Under contract with the Netherlands India Government. a., t, Nt MtMMMi SHtr Agisoy, late J. Dukeiu Co., t-3, ikiurit Qiiiv. i lennentioned dates are only approximate BMamnr 1.-ora Expected Will b-.' Despatched for un v,, Butnvia July '-!> Billiton. Ilawean. Soernbaia, Boeleleng. Ampenan, Macassar, Soemalau, Menado,
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      918 1 NOTICES. JOSEPH ftlLLOn S- '■ORANH PRIX." PARIS, 1000. B^ f a*Vi at% ;Of Bi«bs* Qgalltj u<t h.vim! Ore«t»«t DorsMUrf, sr. th.rctoit W0 Bl wM 9k OHCAPk-ST. 1 ImWw; LADVwonld take one or two children to educate with her awn in healthy part of Surrey. Reference permitted to 11. 11. Baldwin.
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      840 1 NOTICE. OTKAITS City Rubber Stamp. k3 Price moderate. -T/12AH Robinson Road NOTICE. 'I 'HE undersigned Iwgs to lateral the 1 public, captains aud mariners of ordinary steamers, sailing vessels, men-of-war, troop-ships and transports, that he has established an offlce at 14 Change Alley, to supply all kinds of fresh provisions,
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      708 1 BANK. Nodorlandsohe Handel Maat3chappij. NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY KicMiil.mili. 1834. Paid up Capital f. 86,785,000--(abt. iM.IKHI.IKHI, RnimFiiJti f. iflKJtm(abt. NUN) Hoad Office in Amsterdam. Head Agency in Batavia. Bkahchu: Penang, Rangoon, Medan (Deli). Bemarang, Sourabaya, Padang, Cheribon, Tegal. Pecalongan, Patoeroean Tjilatjap, C. rontaln. Palembang. CoßKUroitnxnTs at Bombay, ('oloinbo, Madras, Pondichcrry. Calcutta,
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      663 1 NOTICES. INDIAN ENGINEERING. THE MOMaTHM organ of thf. PROFESSION IN INDIA. *M OMnrmntr,,! Inma lUr rirmlatinn. LIST OPEN TO INSPECTION.' PAT. DOYI.K r.E.CALriTTTA WHAI WK ALL WANT. a <;oon cigar. rum dk pikdra. iho.(. ttirtlti o) tnlmcro antrn in Hrilitk M Honn. K.JI'AI. TO FINK HAVANAHS. EXQUISITE flavour and aroma-,
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      824 1 •BITISaI H*L»IEEM IU Mfm nae Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrbu'a Remedy CapLC. G. Deunison is well known all over Africa as commander of the forces that captured the famous rebel (inlnh Under date of Nov. 4th, IBK7, from VryLurg, Be,huanaland, he writes: Before starting on the la-t ca.npaign I bougiit
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 16 CENTS. FRIDAY, 2nd AUGUST.
    1190 2 The Straits Times. PRICE 16 CENTS. FRIDAY, 2nd AUGUST. The alarmist news from the Balkans is not of vary much consequence to people whose lives and interests are concerned solely with the Kar East and the British Umpire; but, if all reports are true, the itatiu quo in that hot
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    511 2 A sut kettle of Bsh is a-siimner just now in the Straits Chinese British Association, anent the visit of Prince Chun and a correspondent in another column, writes a very spirited latter on certain alleged evidences of disloyalty contaiued in the address which the Association in question presented to the
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    219 2 A coon.i of days ago we reviewed the decision of Mr. Justice Mathew in the case of the P. O. liners Australia and Oriental and explained how that ruling holds that the laltur of Hit British law compole the IV I) Compauy to provide more space for their lascar crewb
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    200 2 As apropos of the contiuualiun uf the American Steel Strike reported in to-day's despatches, and the eccentricities of American law and politics, it ■nay be mentioned that one of the most extraordinary assets secured \<j the American Steel Corporation at the time Mr. Morgan amalgamated the various concerns into one
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      AMERICAN STEEL STRIKE CONTINUES.
      61 2 AM ERICAN STEEL STRIKE CONTINUES. London, fxrf Avqutl. The American steel trade strike still remains unsettled. THE BALKAN* ANXIETY IN VIENNA The Timet, reviewing the situation in the Balkans, says that unusual anxiety is displayed in Vienna. SOUTH AFUICA. A It jcr commando with two guns hat entered Portuguese territory.
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      WAR VOTKS.
      66 2 Lattr. Sn IBa—Hl Hiclcs-Beach, speaking in the House <>l' Commons, said he believed that tlie sums votod for the war would suffice until January next and possibly to the end of the financial year. TIIIBKTANS BOHIWARD HOUND. The Thilietau Mission to Kussia has left Moscow (or Thibet. DKVTIIOIMKS
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    PENANG RACES.
    120 2 Hfltml lcleijrwn to tlw Slrnilf limeIta—f, Aug. M. There was a l.irau attendance at the xecoiid day's races. Several excellent finishes were witnessed. The results were as follows i.l;l»KlN HAMiKAI'. Koopvr's Kong>i's Himple Honour- I H. S. Tann> B P." -J ■mn cay. Mi Van dor Dos <le
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    OUR TRADE RETURNS.
    138 2 riHST QI'ARTKR. HKAVV DICKKASISS. Thk Straits Settlements return of imports and exports for the first quarter of 1901 has been puMiehed. The import?, excluding Impure, show thus: Ist qr. Ifctil, »IH.(i:i«i,i:ls £6,741,376. M qr. liiu", t7M£aVW7 J.7,W1,:18». Decrease in dollars :ii|,ii.Vi He crease in etctling JSBOyUM, Singapore
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    7 2 Today's 4/ ins bank rate is l/llj|.
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    9 2 H. K tbe Governor arrived at Penang on Tuesday.
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    9 2 Thk mail for Europe closes at 6 p.m. to-morrow.
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    8 2 Thk tttrtik lluJget will be published to-morrow morning.
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    18 2 Dk. Havilaud, of the Pemk Medical Servico, is due in l'enang by the next P. and O. mail
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    11 2 Tut Ladies Lawn Teunis Club Tournament commences on Wednesday afternoon next.
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    19 2 Thk annual meeting of the Kingapuru Cricket Club lakes place next Friday, at tlie Tanglin Club, at 8 p.m.
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    23 2 Thk M. M.b.b. Annum with the home ward mail left Saigon at 6 a.m. to-day and is due here on Sunday at daylight
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    24 2 Thk Shipping Office and th« Import, and Kit port (Mires will be open for one hour from 10 to 11 am. on Monday next.
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    25 2 The monthly sewing meeting of the Church Wurk Association will be held at the KalUes Girls' School on Wednesday, August 7th, at 4 p. in
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    23 2 Thk K. M. H. yacht Mirnn arrived from I'ahaugthis morning with Dr. and Mrs. Hamilton Wright, Miss EUertou and Mrs. Duberly on board.
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    21 2 It is reported that the Uovernimtiit are proposing to hand over their newlyacquired tramway* in Penang to the Municipal Commissioners there.
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    29 2 Monday, the slh instant being a PuMic Holiday, the hearing of all caws in the Court of Requests fixed for that date is postponed to Wednesday, Clio 7th inst.
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      685 2 JW™? Kelly Walsh, Limited, ;>2 Raffles Place. NEW BOOKS. 8-vei.s on Stowm. *l-'«0 Mancburin, itmwopl-, nxanrcw and Maker* o( the 19th (Vntun, l.y recent In.tory. l.r A. Hoti- l« 6. R. A. Armstrong 3J» l.ivins Knee* of Mankiud rol II a •■> t His Most Oracioui. M ieVtv M»n_l of
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      131 2 PILSENER BE£]t THK KINKfeTOBTAI.NAKLK Ji Dox. Quarts *15 I 8 Pints 819 "L leas discount i>, l JOHN LITTLE 00. LTD. SOLK AUKNTS POSADAJVINECO., Port, rfd A white, at 1 10 to StiO per dozen. Sherry, light A >>rown,|lU to tJf, per dozen. Madeira Mareula, Malaga, Muscatel, *lf. tolai |10
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      660 2 NOTICES. SINGAPORE CATHOLIC CLUB DBAMATIC KNTEBTAINMKNT. IN AID OF THE KulUlinn Fond or HI. Jaarph Instltalion, "THE UPSTART." A Comedy in .1 Acts adapted from Muliere's Le Bonrgeoin tientilhomme." Under the Distinguished Patronare of H. K. the Omeer Administering the Uovernment, Sir Frank Swettenharn, K.C.M.Q. TOWN HALL. TI'ESDAYWt Ahjiul 1901
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      683 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS, \ITASTED tuo genllomon to board V v with private family, miles lr ro Appl) lo F. K. c/o Stniilt ftbiw. U^'GI.ISH family residing Dear to\rn Ii can take in I geatlemen hovd«rt tsnnii court, stabling. Apply to 0/8 J c/o Slr<u/« 7'iki. A FIrWT Cla's Bbarding House will
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      THE ADDRESS TO PRINCE CHUN.
      377 3 TO THt KI>ITOH or TH« mUITS n»B." Sih. Il ia to be hoped that the (ioveiiim. Nt will take notice ol the disloyal a. uoi. of the Straits Chinese Rritmh A«»ociatioM in the matter of the Straits i.nu ChiMM iddrMi t.i I'rince Cliun. Thataddress wa
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      373 3 TO THE KUITOK OK THK BIK.MTS TIMKS S.n, -In W.dnevlay's issue appeared what was certainly an anonisher to the «real majority of tlic. Straits-born CMmM 1 refrr to the address to Piince Chun Hfßsjrl l.y tin Hon'lile Dt I.nn Bom Kent, Mr I 'heam Tew M -C, and a few
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    PORF. DEVAL'S CIRCUS.
    364 3 'oNdiokking tin- tlireateiiint: utat.- uf the weather lust ninlit llu-re was a fairly I »rpe aVXJM at Imf Ditval's Great Indian Circus. Kroni the froprietor down to th.- rtag aMMkfjMlta .-very man is a Mahralta »n.l very otWfJt and daring mm tlipy ar.', tuo. An: i. tlione
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    60 3 To facilitate the work uf putting in position the girders of the railway bridge in Orchard Koad, it is notified by the Municipality that Orchard Road at that i-pot will he closed from pm. on the Utli vist till Bam on the 10th i lift, and from 8 pm on
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    WIRE NEWS.
    1791 3 I'm Auttralia Till WAR. London, July 111/. At tbf niwtinii organised in ►upport of the Qjlllllli 1..1.1 in Ih- lIiuI.IIihII o* the- l"th July, therr a very larire attendance, and ItM Mnkkntan hM a procesaion, cheerinn »in(!liiK The meetillK unaniiii..n«ly supi.<nlc<l UM IJmernnieia in regard to the war
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    LIBELLING THE DEAD.
    297 3 Thk Melbourne Argu* lately published the following paragraph it i-. surely one of the oJdett revenges of history that Queen Mary wbo lost her own li..ii on tbe block sbnuld to-day mm a direct representative of her blood on every great civilised throne. It ha- a more
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    A HER" OF THE MERCANTILE MAKINK
    459 3 Possibly no living Englishman possesses such a magnificent record for life-saving at sea as Mr. Ueorge Karby, of Three Mill-lane, Bromley-h) -Bow, who is cook of the Cape liner Rraemar Castle". Mr. Karby bM, and haa been at sea since he wan 10 years
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    33 3 lii y-u inl ends adding to her I'acific sq-.iadron this year two ironclads, three first-class cruisers, two mining cruiaen, ami four boats fur laying mine*. The ironclads and cruisers leave Europe this month.
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    53 3 Thi Leeds Mercury has been sold to the Harmsworth brothers. "So passes into the hands of strangers and the vanguard of the new journalism (xays the Yorkshire Post") the elory and moral Unity of what was for the best part of the last century the niott powerful journal in the
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    52 3 The mo«textravagint precautions are being taken at the Constantinople Custom House to prevent arms, ammunition, and explosives being smuggled in under cover of ordinary good* Orders have been given for all tins of potted meats, preserved fruits, sardines, etc., to be opened and examined in order that their contents may
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    58 3 Launches will run to the Swimming Club on Sunday at 10 a. in. and II a. ni. from Johnston's Pier. The polo team playing against the Nondescripts is Messrs. W Darke, Napier, A. Darke, I'enney, Woodß, Noon and Jackson, who are asked to go over by tbe first launch as
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    57 3 The Perry monument at Kurihamo, near Urags, Japan, was unveiled on the 14th July, iv the presence of Baron Kaueko, President of the Beiyu Kiokai, tinder whose auspices the monument has been erected, Colonel Buck, V. S, Minister to Tokyo, General Kodama, Mi.nM.-r for War, Admiral Rogers, Mr. Sufu, Governor
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    61 3 Tuk War Ofiicii authorities would not appear to give any sweeping acceptance to the view expressed by some military critics that tbe bayonet is played out as a weapon under the conditions created in modern warfare. At any rate, it is announced on authority that the War Office has just
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    76 3 Thk annual report of the Administration of British New Guinea to June .'loth last, shows that the total value of imports for the year was £72,286, an increased of XiO.OOt. The exports were jC -VI, 1 67, a decrease of Z 12.00 U. 1'b 'j whole ol the decrease is
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    73 3 Ihe grandson and successor of the latn Parsi magnate of Bombay has, in accordance with the terms of the Petit Baronetcy Act, assumed the name and style of Sir Dinshaw Manockjee Petit. He marked his accession to the title by piving live thousand pounds in charity. He is considered a
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    85 3 i;e>ikßis<. to the performances of tlie American's crew at Heuli-y, where they lost to I^eander in the Grand Challenge Cup, the Daily Qnphit remarks Though we know the Americana row all wrong," they made their boat travel, and their style is not, therefore, to be condemned, but ais in all
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    105 3 Yutcruay morning, a Chinaman wab charged before Mr. Sarwar for tr. -pi-sinc and cutting wood on the ground" of Mr. A. W. Lermit's house at the sixth mile, Hjllnnd Road, at 2.3U a. m. Mr l.crinii said he was about early on Tu"sday nvirninii, and heard a noise as of
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    110 3 In the awakening of China, the progress of Japan, the development of the Philippines, the advance of Russia to the Siberian .oast, and the increased activity in Australasia, Hawaii, and the countless islands of the tropical seas, is the buildiug of a trade which will dwarf the commercial achievements of
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    109 3 The UniM Smwim Snrfap hears that there aie to be \M Maxim guns in India carrying the Mi ammunition, out of this number there are about 52 already in the country. Kighteen machine guns of other patterns are to be experimented witli, of which probably the Colt machine gun will
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    208 3 A miiKsi'. ..m.kv i writes —After the Taiijong Run conflagration some years ago, which resulted in the laying out of tlie pres« nt road from tin: landing on tbe old village site up to the fi rut seaside bungalow, and the building of pucker buildings, it was given out that
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    30 3 Mkssiu. C. aad R 8. Meikle of Wardieburn Estate in Selangor took a first prize a Bilver medal— at the Penang Agricultural Show for the best sample of coffee exhibited
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    34 3 Thk Bioscope still continues to draw large audiences To-night the performance is for ladies only and to-morrow there will be a matinee at 6-30 p m sharp when a suitable programme will be shown.
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    36 3 A ;c)LK«if of lectures on English Church History will be delivered by tbe Rev. W. H. C. Dunkerley, at S Mary's College, from August 15th to the middle of November, from 10 to 11 o'clock, am.
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    31 3 At the Horse and Dog Show at Tunglin Barracks on Saturday some gentleman left behind an overcoat, which can be obtained on application to the Adjutant, With. Madras Infantry, Tanglin Barracks.
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    32 3 At Bangkok, subscriptions for a Queen Victoria Memorial amount to 21,000 ticals. The subscribers— mostly Chinese and Indian British subjects nave decided that the memorial shall take the form ol a statue.
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    34 3 At the Assixes yesterday, Toh Boon Rot M years' rigorous imprisonment for house-trespasK, and a veur each for house-trespass after preparing to cause hurt, and causing hurt with a chopper, sentences to run concurrently.
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    40 3 Mkmbkiis of tbe B.V.A. who have drawn rilles lor individual practice at Balestier are asked to attend on Saturday, Sunday, or Monday, but all three days if possible at the range at MO p.m. to practise nnder Warren Shield conditions.
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    46 3 Thk fleltur Herabl (l newspaper in India) in its issue of the 10th July states that a mother and a baby there were attacked by locusta. The mother fled leaving her baby which n* eaten in a moment by the insects, the bones only being left.
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    45 3 Ok the 10th July, one of the-biggest fires Sydney has ever knowu consumed almost the whole of Anthony Hordern's immense buildings at the Haymarket. It lasted some two hour-", and in that time claimed a man's life and did damage to the extent of XSOO.OUO.
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    42 3 TiiK International Telegraphic Conference will be held next year in London, when the question of reducing the cable rates between England and India will come up for settlement. It now seems unlikely that the proposed arrangement will be brought into force earlier.
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    48 3 1 1 seems practically settled, says the f.'nitcd Serrice Un~.rtlc, that Lord Kitchener is to succeed Sir Power PalmerasCommander-in-Chief in India in March next, and il is understood that ilik noble and gallant Lord has already hinted to a few officers that he may require them next year.
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    49 3 Tbi Pinanq GaztiU hears that Mr. Baalin, one of the forest rangers encaged in India for service under the Strait* Government in accordance with Mr. Hill's scheme, who arrived there the other day, on learning the pay and conditions of service promptly resigned and haa gone back to India.
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    45 3 The band of the 16th M N. I will play the following programme in the irli-in to-night, at 9 p.m. March "Victoria Regina". .Goo.. >an Valse Mon Ami Oansner. Selection Doris A. Cellier. Song Ailsa Mine". E. Newton. Euphonium Solo Krnnni Verdi. Selection. TboUay Pari»ienne"..Caryll.
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    56 3 Mi; P. H. L'pton has been transferred to the Adelaide branch of tbe South British Insurance Company and leaves, we understand, on Sunday afternoon next. Both as an keen all-round sportsman and as a genial good fellow, Mr. I'pt.ui will be much niis-..il in Singapore. We with him all prosperity
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    FRAUDULENT WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
    115 3 Yesterday morning, Inspector Bateman charged on summouß seven Chinese traders before Vr. (Jreen with offences against the Weights and Measures Ordinance. Ho Hoai. Tong Choy, Cheng Cheok Heng and Ho Lye, living at 98, 62 and 4.5 South Bridge Road, and -"">' Merchant Koad, respectively, were
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    ADVENTURES OF A GERMAN BAND.
    125 3 'I'm. Newbury magistrates recently listened to an account of the adventures of a German band which visited tbe town. The players entered into competition with the Salvation Army band, but the police would nut tolerate the discord that ensued, and moved the strollers on. Karl
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    THE KINGS BETS.
    118 3 MoJem Society says -Though he is not racing this year the King not only follows the events of the Turf with the greatest interest, but has been winning large sums. His Majesty's method of batting is extremely simple. Three of his intimate friends, who are regular attendants
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    A FAMOUS BUGLE.
    83 3 Thk actual bugle which sounded the famous charge of thn Light Brigade at Balaclava was u»nl in recent chnrity concert at the Crystal Palace. This bistorie instrument was purchased by Mr. T U. Middlehrook about two yean ago for £787 10s. Since then several people have made
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    COMMERCIAL.
    557 3 kMNN Sun August, 1901. PRODUCT. Oambier in-.-.>} Coprn Pali 8.70 do Ponti'nak 7.7JS Pepper, Black buyer* ».00 do White, <«,%) 4500 Sago Flour Sarnwak do Brunei No. I I Pearl Pago 3.00 fofl^e, Bali, IR% l.a-i- jn.iH) Coffee. Palemhw. l r ./I«.is M.Oft Ooffwi. Liherinn Vn 1 17_>H Tapioca,
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      47 3 A sore throat may he quickly cured by applying a flannel bandage damped with Chambei lain's Pain Balm A lame back, a pain in the side or chest, should be treated in a similar munner Sold by all dealers in Medicines. The Dispen»ary, r;« neiol Agent*, Bing»pore
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      82 3 CROUP. A few minutes' delay in treating some cases of croup, even the leugth of time it takes to go for a doctor, often proves dangerous. The safest way is to keep some good relirble Croup medicine constantly in the house. There is none better than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It
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      57 3 VESSELS ADVERTISED TO SAIL. Manila, hjvdiana, on 3rd Augl., Boustead A Co. Penang and Calcutta, ('aWwf'a, due 6th Augt., Roustead A Co. Manila, ltla Ar Pan* y, due Mlh Augt., Barlow A Co. Klang direct, llyr Imong on Tuesdays, and Saturday, 3rd Aug.. S. 8. Co. Klaus via ports, Ran
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      136 3 You muHt stop Coughing. The best way to cure Chronic Coughs, Bronchitis, and Chest-Colds is to apply Little* Oriental Balm. Rubbed well iuto the chest and back, it penetrates immediately to the inflamed parts. The tickling in the throat ceases the xpnsm weakens the cough disappears. It often cures when
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      1036 3 NOTICES. FRAMES. I tR«.I Mill k A It VtKIBrV PICTURES. George Michael, Puoto stores. AN old band in Deli tobacco planting ia open for an engagement to select suitable ground for tobacco planting in Borneo or Manila, with a view of managing the eatatc later on. He has reference] of
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      1057 3 NOTICES. <mmms^mmsCmbJß, gLNUAPORE SPORTING CLDB Tlie A,dHmn li,ice Meeting wili he held •in Odoher 22nd, Uth, and 2tth. Programme. FIRBT DAY. Tuesday, 22nd October. First Kin. THE MAIDEN PLATE.-Valo» #400.A Race for Maiden Hortes-Weight aa per scale (lost.) An allowance of I -lib. to ex-Griffins imported into tbe Straits Settlements
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      186 3 DAY BY DAY. Fbidav. 2hd Ai'oraT. High Water. 11.31 p.m Band. Gardens. 9. 8. V. R. Co. Drill. Drill Order. 6.16. R V. A. v.s gun drill. 6.16. Deval's Circus. Beach Road. 9. Bioscope. Beach Road. 9. Satukuay. 3kh altm. High Water. O .W p.m. Penang Races. Third Day. Champagne
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
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