The Straits Times, 12 June 1902

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    13 1 The Straits Times. NO. 20,851. NGAPORE, THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1902. PRICE 15 CENTS.
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      632 1 NOTICES. NOTICE. r |^H E ntnership between Dr. von I iin/.eluiHii.i mid Dr. Edci Paul is dissolved, l.y mutual consei.t. the latter retiring. 14-6 NOTICE. rpHE I'nrt Di.ks n Co operative Ooffre i arinii Oompaajp are prepared t" ree-ne roffee in |iarrbm«ator Cherry for treatni.l spiiial I'erii-s given for large
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      886 1 NOTICES. Selangor Turf Club. Programme for Ist, 3rd sth July, 1902 Meeting. FIRST DAY. 1. The Mmdks Plats.— Valupsm A Race for MuMeti hotves, ami hotveg that h.ivc run as Kuailei r- -ulipi-rip ion Griflin-; iiml n Kaca* confined lo hur-es inipoiU'iias fuhscription uriffins. W.-i^ht ii^ pin Mala (Ins) An
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      144 1 NOTICES. CheStr«ltstSimcs' CRAOTINTS, Sec offer on Page 5. JAMES WATSQN CO.'S SCOTCH WHISKIES ARE THE BEST VALUE IN THE MARKET FLAG BRAND, 10 YEARS OLD $12-50 per case. Duty extra. V.V.O. SPECIALLY RECOMMENDED $8-50 per case. Duty extra. OBTAINABLE FRO:\f RETAIL DEAI.EKS, OB Me ALISTER Co., «Ole agents. Buchanan's Old
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      175 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Wi^TIAWAY,"LAFDLAW T CO., "THE EMPIRE CORONATION CLOTH/ THE CENTRE The Crown and Cushion, with Sword of StMe and Sceptre, Wreath nf Oak and Laurel, surrounded by the Collar of the Order of the drier, with St, George and Dragon Pendant. THE CORNERS The Royal Arms. Bm Bnft™fiflßSl VjA^fcSttt'r''^
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    APPEALS TO THE PRIVY COUNCIL.
    1442 2 What they Cost. (The Time.-') When the Judicial Committee resumed its sittings lately there was no great amount of business to be disposed of. Considering that this Court is the final appellate tribunal of all 3ritish colonies and possessions and of a large and increasing
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    "A COLFNSO HERO" SWINDLER.
    427 2 Amazing Career of Fraud. Who is not familiar with the little man ou crutches who a few months ago stood on the Waverley Steps importuning passengers for sympathy, with a card on his breast bearing the legend Alfred Collinson or Campbell, of H.M.S. Victoria, who was
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    LIST OF PASSENGERS For Singapore.
    47 2 Per P. A O. s s. Oceana connecting with the steamer Bengal at Colombo, from London May 16— Mr. andMra. J. Haddon Hall, Mr. E. C. Sykes, Mr. A. Ferguson, Mm. J. J. London. Mr. W. Elder, and Mr. E. J. Wood.
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      241 2 NOTICES. ROBlNSONT&~ Co. RALEIGH CYCLES RALEIGH CYCLES. MODEL SUPERBE FEATHER WEIGHT with Patent Cross Frame. FIRST GRADE ROADSTERS. PREMIER CYCLES. TiatES HOY-A-L ROA.DSTESR fitted with new disc adjusting bearings. i'he: Ki^Lsra-JVZioo roadster with or without wheel. Robinson Co. Apollinaris "THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS" Supplied 'iruler Royal Warrants to His
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      364 2 NOTICES. "Eagle" Cement. The Latest Tests 950 lbs., 1.300 Ibcu, atter seven after fourdays in teen days Water. in Water. The above tests were made by the Engineer of the Madras Municipality who pronounced the Cement the beet he had ever tested." Prices and particulars from THE BORNEO CO., LTD.
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      398 2 NOTICES. ROUSSILLON CQ'S. CHAMPAGNE. "An excellent dry wine, at a moderate price. 12 quarts $31. 24 pints S3'!. THE BORNEO COMPANY, LTD. •h. b. Sole Agbntb. CROSSLEY'S OIL ENGINES. USUAL PIZES ALWAYS IN STOCK. PARTICULARS AND QUOTATIONS ON APPLICATION TO THE BORNEO CO., LD TYPEWRITERS. THE IDEAL MACHINE FOR OFFICE
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    THE LAWS OF CRICKET.
    1198 3 The Field" AwoiiKof the greatest utility has been rnmplifhed l>y the issue of an official annotated version of the law* of orickat. The pamphlet is entitled Tiu>. farm <>f Ori M, mH Them*** amd In!, i fiit l-ili It m'lltDiisiil hi/ UttM.CC, Ruim rif rVimiff Cricket,
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    THE CATASTROPHE AT MARTINIQUE.
    730 3 Some Particulars of the Island. ManimqiM is a French possession, and ii uf considerable extent, being -ii kil.niii-tres long and 'M) kilometres broad. In the north of the island lies a cluster ot volcanic mountains, with another range in the south. Between these there is h
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      635 3 BANKS. HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-UP CAPITAL $10,000,000 RESERVE FUND.— Sterling ReBerve..*lo,ooo,Ooo\ ORn(V w, Silver Reserve....* 4,-'oO,tKX>J .-> uul RESERVE LIAUILITY OK in kll^n PROPRIETORS IIJ ww WJU Cocbt of Dißsxrroita:— S. SHIW4N, Esq.— Chairman A Hit'PT. E»<\ Dipirrr CHAiaitAf P. \V. DfODOX, Km| :H. SCHUBABT, Esq. E. GOKTZ,
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      696 3 NOTICES. WANTED. AN experienced governess tn take care of two chiHren, 2 and fi yenrs of ace. Apply, with testimonials, to R. S. T., c/<i Strait* Tim-* tuth.As. 17-fi WANTED, an Assistant Solicitor to do Conve>iirt'ing and Chancery work, without supervision. Apply to PKESGRAVE MATTHEWS, 12-6 Penang TTTTANDED a Chinese
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      556 3 NOTICES. FOR SALE. A STYLISH AND LIGHT Brougham us go.'O us iew I'rice .n. Can In- seen at Lambert tiros. tu. th s. 17-6 FOR SALE. ANEW Violin from a celebrated French maker, T. Vcirin. Pricossl). Apply to JULIUS BAI.ZER, m. th. 30-fi Union Hotel. FOR SALK. API ANO by
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      686 3 SHIPPING. INDOCHINA SIKAM NAVIGATION COM PA. 'NY LTD FOR SOUBaBAYV A SVMAKAVG. *JMHE Company's sieam.r V v.|.\7, i I.K3H tons, Captain Wh»eler, having left Hongkong on the 9th ln«l mny be expected to arrive hero on nr about the .51 Ii insV, and will have prompt drspatch for the above
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    DEATH.
    19 4 Os the 9th insUnt at Berlin. Margarets Rschke, youngest dai^hter of Mr. H. Em ike, one ynai- old.
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS. THURSDAY, 12TH JUNE.
    910 4 The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS. THURSDAY, 12TH JUNE. For reasons that will be well comprehended by those who understand the ways and ambitions of boyhood, there is widespread sadness in this town to-day because of the distribution of carbines to the Cadet Corps yesterday. The number of carbines available
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    286 4 The radical novelty of the programme of the new French ministry, as an-nounr.-.i by Renter to-day, amply testifies to the correctness of the prognostications ventured in these columns, some days a%), when a previous telegram showed that the control had gone over to the Lett. Until taller details are to
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    228 4 With regard to Renter's announcement of the gold tax in tlie Transvaal, it iiad been known all along that the British Government intended to recover part of the outlay on the war from the new Colony. The Boers shifted the burden from their own shoulders, by stipulating in the peace
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    88 4 It is Raid to be probable that no European battalion of Infantry will be quartered in Singapore after all. This statement is founded on news which is said to have arrived from the War Office to the effect that it is not now thought necessary to send a white battalion
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    THE CORONATION FAIR.
    226 4 Last evening on Mr. Buckley's invitation about sixty ladies met in che Town Hall to make the necessary arrangements in connection with the various booths and shows in the Coronation Fair. A number of gentlemen are already helping and a considerable number more will be wanted to
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    THE CORONATION PARADE.
    72 4 At the parade of the Garrison on the morning of June 26th, the troops will probably he drawn up in line of quarter column, the S. V. A. being attached to the R. A., and the Volunteer Engineers to the R. E. It is also understood that
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    NAVAL VISITORS.
    57 4 H.M.S. A inph.it rite, Endymiou and Algerine are shortly due and it is probable that these three vespels will be in Sincapore during the Coronation festivities. Th« Amphitrite relieves the TtrrtUt but. had not left Ceylon at tindate of latest mail advices; whilst the Algerine was expected to
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    7 4 To-day's 4/' ms bank rate is l/Bf£.
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    8 4 The homeward mail closes at 8 a.m. to-morrow.
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    10 4 Bill MM matter will be found on pages '2 and
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    10 4 Exchange, share, and produce quotations are printed on page 8.
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    16 4 The entries for the Selangor Turf Club races close on the 1 4th inst. (Saturday). 1
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    15 4 The Strait* Budget was published this morning. A mail supplement will be issued this evening.
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    16 4 The Gtrrison Golf Club Monthly Medal Competition takes place on Saturday next, June 14 f h.
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    20 4 The Kazan from Hankow for Odessa has arrived. She has 127 soldiers on board and is expected to leave to-day.
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    19 4 Inspector Brannagan, of the Marine Police, proceeds to Australia on six months' leave on the 26th or 27th inst.
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    23 4 We regret to say that Captain F. H. Peyton, of H. M. ft Vestal, has been in the General Hospital since Monday last.
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    21 4 Shipping advertisement, with dates of sailing etc., will be found on page 7. Ueneral shipping news is printed on page ft
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    23 4 The P. and O. extra steamer Pekin left Bombay yesterday afternoon and is expected to arrive here ut noon on the 22nd instant.
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    35 4 Kichakd Day, a son of Mrs. Day of the Marine Hotel, died this morning in the General Hospital. Deceased had I" in suffering from an abscess on the leg. He was in his 17th year.
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    37 4 A Chinaman who owns a fish pond at Payah Lebar, this morning reported tn the police that on visiting the pond he found all the fish dead. He estimates their value at $10,000. Enquiries are being made.
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    38 4 The central police division, of which Inep. Howard is in charge, still holds a clean sheet as regards reports and arrests for serious offences. It looks as if the criminal population ie beginning to find things too warm.
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    39 4 The S. R. C. Lawn Tennis Tournament came to a close last Monday, when K. A. Peralta, the holder of the Championship, met T. D' (Jru. the runner-up. The former won. The prizes were afterwards presented by Mrs. Martia.
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    38 4 There was another admirable performance at Harmston'g Circus last night, H. E. Sir Frank Swettenham being among the audience. There is a family matinee on Saturday afternoon at 4. The Circus leaves for Java about the 24th mat.
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      GOLD TAX.
      44 4 NEW TRANSVAAL LAW. London, I'Mh June. A law imposing a tax of ten per cent, on the net profits of gold mines has been promulgated in the Transvaal. JAPANESE WARSHIPS AT DEVONPORT. The Japanese warships .i«uni and IWbuaft have arrived at Devonport.
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      THE FRENCH CABINET.
      85 4 PLANKS IN THE PLATFORM. at' r. A statement, seti'iji.' Earth the policy of the new Ptakcb Ministry, has been made in the Cb*u.bero. r Deputies. The following aro the main points of the statement Appeal to all sections of the BapqbKaaa party foe political union a proposal
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      THIS DAY IN HISTORY.
      73 4 14H-J— DwpiiCleiiilun -r. tin- la*t of the nut iv WeM Priam, Maated ami eanlared Bii KUmunrt Mortimer, at Melieiiy.M, in Ka.ln... shire. IMI .lames 111. hi S<- ulanil murdered. 1802— Horn Harriet MartiniMit. Berhapi (Inablest and purest mimic.l temalc atheist the world ha^ ceen. lsi»-U»rn f!cv.
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      THE "TEUTONIA."
      107 4 The news of the sinking of the Teutonia oft' Cape Ra.^hado last Friday night reached Kuala Lumpur the next evening. The Malay Mail says Captain Neilsen, who w»s unabM to swim, was saved by clinging to a buoy along with two Malays. Bro. James, of St. Xavier's, is
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      FIRE ON THE "TAI-SHAN"
      215 4 At abcut 4 this morning Lin Ah Su, a quartermaster on board the Hradley steamer Tni-shnn, lying in the roads near the tishine stakes with a general cargo for Bangkok, observed smoke risinc from one of the ventilators of the after hold. He gave the al.irm
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      SIAM IN CAMBODIA.
      181 4 The French lay claim to certain provinces in Siam bordering on Cambodia, a state now under French protection. Cambodia was a highly civilised country until the Siame-r put, an end to its political greatness. The ruins of Angkor, the Mtcimt capital of Cambodia, abundantly bear witness to
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      894 4 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. ULUB Also in ten >"«*■ Gallon Casks. Whisky, caldbeck macgregor co. tu. th A 8. CHATRE'S NEW INDIAN CIRCUS. Gome and See An Indian Parrot Fires a Miniature Gun. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! -A. T !E». 3\£. IN LARGE CIBCtTfI PAVILION BEACH ROAD. Specially arranged Programme, full of Novelties. Kirst
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      53 4 G.R. LAMBERT CO. PHOTOGRAPHERS. Daily Sittings -Appointments should, if possible, be made one day beforehand. m-oticb. All our Photos are now Guaranteed perfect Permanent prints either done in nor own new patented Celloidin process or in Platinotype or Bromide. Specimens of the new Celloidin process are exhibited in our show-window
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      26 4 Craotints I Life-like, enlarged photographs, zO by 154 inches, (enlarged from any photograph) supplied by the Straits Times at &> each. Read tht ofler on page 5.
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    PEARL'S HILL SHOOTING CASE.
    49 5 This morning, Private Ganapahy 13th M.N.I, was brought before Mr. Beatty on the allegation of having caused the death of Amay Apan by a rash act on the 7th insl *t Pearls Hill. As no evidence was ollered for the prosecution, the defendant was discharged.
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    THE MARINE CLUB.
    88 5 At the annual general meeting of the Marine Club held yesterday evening the following gentlemen were elected is tin club ollicialH for the ensuing year: President, Capt <i. W. Hunter; Vice Pre.s., Mr A. J Corbett; Hon. Sec. Mr. J. Allen and Hon. Treas. Capt. L E.
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    MARKET REPORT.
    110 5 Latham k (V- weekly share report states: -There is novery markedehange in prices, during the week under review, though most mining stocks are being isked for quietly at the present low prieaa. Strain Traders are firm at BHkSO with no sellers at this rate, however. Kraser Bad NVaves
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    CHATRE'S CIRCUS.
    260 5 Last night, this Circus which has l ust arrived gave its tirst performance. The tent is large and it was filled. The .ntcrtainment was loudly applauded from start to finish by all. The show began with work on the bar by Kuppurao and others the performers showed themselves
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    S. V. C. ORDERS.
    368 5 BT* major k r.K'iAURicK, actim; C iMMANDANT, S.VC Singapore, 1-th June. s v.r. Piiadf Tncwrtaj 1 7th at S.l"> p.m. Sword <lr II at Drill Hall for all Officers of the <'.h(is. Draw Uniform. F. S. 'apu aiio overall* »iil be wor 1. Monday 8«h: BatUlkm
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    HOMEWARD BOUND.
    69 5 The following passengers are leaving per Sumatra sailing to-morrow For Iyondon— Mrs. Parkinson, infant and nurse, Mr. Gniver, Mrs. A. E. Gummow, Mr. H. O Row*. For London via Marseilles—Mr. Arthur Mole. For Colombo —Mr. T. Thomas. For Penang— Mrs. R. Peirce and infant and ayah, Mi. Tomlin,
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    CHARGE OF MURDER.
    159 5 Sareh, a Malay woman, was arraigned before Mr. Marriott this morning, for enquiry into the allegation of having murdered one Amat, last Friday night, by stabbing him in the right breast. Chief Detective Inspector Perrett conducted the inquiry for the crown. Timah, a Malay woman, who was
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    SIAM'S TROUBLES.
    603 5 Soldiers Turn Bardits. Kkom time to time ;urious little sidelights as to the s Jiarnese army and navy are given by the Bangkok papers, and from these it appears that when the Siamese equivalent of Mr. Thomas Atkins goes on a spree he is prone to attack licensed
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    44 5 The Celtic P/inress, on arrival from Colombo yesterday, was dry-docked at Tanjong Pagar. TheSuUan. Van Langkat was also dry- docked at Tanjong Pagar yesterday. The Nordfirer, with a cargo of about 5,000 tons Japan coals has arrived, and is discharging at the Borneo Wharf.
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    31 5 The Portuguese gunboat Div, after caking in some 50 tons of coal at Keppel Harbour on Tuesday, went into ihe roads and left yesterday morning for Hongkong M route for Macao.
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    56 5 The evidence in the action for damages for alleged breach of contract brought by Chop Chin Thye, pineapple preservers, against Howarth Erskine and Co. Limited was concluded yesterday afternoon. The case has been adjourned till next Tuesday, when counsel will give their addresses. Mr. Van Someren and Mr. Stuart are
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    69 5 The Government dredger Mudlark is at present engaged in dredging opposite the Post Office, where the proposed reclamation from Johnston's Pier to the Spit will be made. The dredgings are heing dumped down near the Post Otlif-e sea wall, with the intention of helping to fill up the part to
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    82 5 The Coronation festivities at St. Lnuis, the capital of Mauritius, will commence on the 26th and end on the 281 h June. The festivities organised by Government will be held on the 26th and will consist of: A telegram to tLrt King, a Deum at St. Louis Cathedral and a
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    78 5 The official programme of Coronation ewnts at Colombo is as follows June 2fith, Unveiling of Queen's Statue, Football match (Association;, Civiliars M, Military. June •Jtitli. Special Church Services Meeting of the Leg'slitive Council. Firing nf a Rovhl Salute, R U. A Levee at Queen* House. Naval and Military Review. Bull
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    96 5 Yesterday, Haji Abdul Rahim Pren_'in and Anang bin Husin were arraigned before Mr. Marriott on a charge of cheating a woman named Murah of the sum of $60. From the evidence it was elicited that the woman's husband was in the hands of the police and on the 17th ult.
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    125 5 The water cure, a system of forcible persuasion applied to disaffected Filipinos by American soldiers in the Philippines is a very simple thing. The Filipino is tied down Hat on the ground and his mouth is forced open with sticks or a string, which is tied behind his head. Then
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      457 5 A Vktkuass' Race has been added to the European Sports programme for the Kuala Lumpur Coronation festivities. It will be a 100 yds. handicap. All who are over thirty-five years of age and can show ten years' residence in the East are eligible It is reported that the torchlight procession
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      748 5 AUCTION SALES. SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c. The Property of A. Kitchino Esq. At Spottiswoode House, Spottiswood 1 Park Road. Saturday, 14th June, at 1-30 p. m. ACOTTAOE piano by Rol>ert Cocks Co. (in good order), an organ by story Clarke (in good oider), carved teak sideboard, teak bookcase with
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      291 5 NOTICES. Gbc Straits dimes' CRAOTINTS A Life-Like. T^NLARGED I)ORTRAIT MOUNTED ON A WI.ATK SINK MOUNT (20x15i inches): is the best value to be had in this part of the world for $5.00 The CRAOTINTS are copied from any Photograph sent to the Strhit* Ti,,» s Office. The Photographs may be
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      247 5 DAY BY DAY. Thursday, 12th June. Hieh Water 3.7 p.m. X.V.A. and S.V.R. Signalling. 6.10. Harimton's Circus Beach Koad. Chat re's Circus. Beach Road. 9. Friday, 13th June. Hiffh Water •/■W a in. 4." p.m. Moon. First Quarter. 649 a.m. P O. hom'Mviird mail closes. a.m. Raffles School Sports. 2.
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      192 6 NOTICES. RILEY, HARGREAVES CO., LTD. ENGINEERS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS, BRIDGE AND SHIPBUILDERS AND GENERAL CONTRACTORS, SINGAPORE. it r STEAM VESSELS OR STEEL. Hydraulicing Installations SOLE AGENTS FOR A SPECIALITY THE SPECIAL COLONIAL TYPE. OF SINGLE CYLINDER PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES. SOLE AQENTS FOR Specially adapted for Burning Wood Logs, Bark.
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      385 6 NOTICES. aOTOM U N E^ CO. JAPANESE CURIO GENERAL STORK. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS, SINGAPORE. HAVE JUST UNPACKED A FINE COLLECTION OF Cloisonee ware, Ivory ware, Lacquer ware, Ornaments in Bronze and Antimony, and Porcelain Ware. AIM Japanese Grass Matting and Carpets. Inspection Cordially Invited.) G. OTOMUNE CO. "THE LION"
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      243 6 NOTICES. MCAUSTEHTct BOLE AOKXTS FOX The Anglo-Egyptian Cig-arette Co. The following high clafts brands ot cigarettes are always in stock Shah, gold tipped, SI 7"> per box of 50 (large size.) Royales, gold tipped, Sl.su per box of 50 (medium size) Packed in patent air-tight tins. Obtainable from M C
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      697 7 'pHE BORNEO COMPANY, LIMITED TUE Standard Life Asanmnoe. Norwich Union Fire InannnM Society. Atlaa Asmirancv Company (Fire). i'hH UquitaMe Life Acauranoe Sooietj. The China Mutual Staam Navigation Company l> Tottenham Lager Beer Company. r'or mrt>" ,iu> of tl. •■«,< Companion, see the rull adwrtihßment of THE BORNEO COMPANY. LIMITED Aeentx.
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      734 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES, fr ONINKLIJKE PAKETVAABT MAATBCHAPPIJ Under contract with the Netherlands India Government. Agents at Singapore: Bbip Agkscy, Latk J. Dabndxls 4 Co., 2-S, Coixybb Quay. The undermentioned dates are only approximate. Steamer l-ron Eipectea Will be Despatched (or On Van SMO Batavia .Tune 10 Billiton, Batavia, Samarang, via Billiton
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      605 7 Combined Service of the Ocean tSteam Ship Company and the West Australian steam Navi^af ion Company between FBEMANTLB (PEBTH), NORTH WEST AUSTRALIAN POBTS, AND SINGAPORE. THE SULTAN, SALADIN, MIXILYA AXD AUSTRALIND. These steamers run at frequent intervals tiet ween Singapore and Western Australia, calling at Derby, King's Sound (Port for
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      772 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. OCEAN sI'EAM SHIP COMPANY AND NEDERLANDBCHE BTOOMVAART MAATBCHAPPIJ OOEAAN. Tonb. Tons Peleus 7441 Hector 4669 Tydeus 7441 Diomed 4670 Telemackus 7441 Menelaus 4671 Jason 7441 Nestor SbOl Agamemnon 7010 Ulysses Stf2o Ajax 7039 Pyrrhus 3620 Achilles 7043 Tantalus S62n Deucalion 7030 Ixion 3612 Idomeneus 6763 Rkipeus 3113 Stenlor
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      549 7 STEAMSHIP COMPAINES. N,Y. K. JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. LTD. 1 A regular FORTNIGHTLY se vice is maintained between Japan and Europe by the following NEW TWIN SCREW STEAMERS, J Under Mail Contract with the Imperial 2 Japanese Government, specially designed j for the Company's European Service, j lighted throughout by
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      435 7 INSURANCES. GUARDIAN FIRE AND LIFE ABSUBANCE COMPANY, LIMITED, LONDON. Subscribed Capital £2,000,000. I Total Invested Funds „4,616,000. Annual Income 033,000. Tbe undersigned, agents lor the above Company, are prepared to accept flre risks for short periods of ten nays or longer periods at current rates to be named on application
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      1382 8 Under this heading the following abbreviations are used str. steamer sb.— ship; bq barque; sch. schooner; Yet. Yuctit; Cru.— Cruiser; Gbt— Gunboat; Tor. —Torpedo; H.p. —Horse-power; Brit. British; U B.— United States; Fch.— French; Ger.— German Dut. Dutch J oh. J oh ore G.c— General-cargo; d.p. —deck
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
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