The Straits Times, 15 June 1905

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    15 1 The Straits Times NO. 21.761 THE STRAITS TIMES. THURSDAY. JUNE 15. 1905. PRICE 15 CENTS.
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      226 1 NOTICES. v HESK^jIHi Tt^fMTtioMTM^SM jg Vj=*SfgßW 1905 MODEL MOTOR CARS. We offer but the latest! Why? Because we carry no stock. All our cars are sold before arrival Besides our famous and so much liked "de Dion 11 cars, we can also offer Peugeot, Richard Brasier, Serpollet makes at very
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      687 1 NOTICES. ROBINSON CO. (o) ATHLETIC OUTFITTERS. CHROME FOOTBALL BOOTS CANVAS TENNIS BOOTS. (Best Red Rubber Soles). CANVAS TENNIS SHOES (Best Red Rubber Soles) WHITE BUCKSKIN CRICKET BOOTS WHITE WOOL SWEATERS (Roll and Open Collars). CASHMERE MUFFLERS. Sole Agents for The "RALEIGH" BICYCLES. ROBINSON CO. Jane 5 I SYSTEM ItOSkW IMB
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    MOTOR-CAR TYRES.
    320 2 Hitherto the belief that the lighter the tyres on a car the faster it can travel has been considered so sound that it has become almost a motoring axiom. A correspondent writes in the "Automotor Journal" on the subject, and his testimony is so extraordinary that it merits
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    GOT THERE FIRST!
    265 2 I Sir Wiifnd Laarier aanonaead la Ifct Canadian Hoaaa of Common* thai the Hritish ■agbadbaaa pleated in tin- rioinit) afOrcea land mid tliat A man can cUtau OOaU not be I aii,,w.-,i ihate.] When in .linrrli with \^n\ fi)llnt;linOaahinH melody, the throng Sum Pram Oraanlaad'i n-\ m
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    AUSTRALIAN SOCIALISTS
    891 2 The Coming Struggle. Within the next few months the Commonwealth of Australian will Income the scene of the bitterest runt* strd political struggle recorded in Australian history. Encouraged by recent successes, says the London IjIiiIm, the Labour-Soci-alists are energetically preparing for a concerted aggressive campaign both in the
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    TRIPOLI
    555 2 Italian Policy. A rumour, improbable in itself, yet concerning I matter of vie.it ini|x>rtamv has recently aron.-'-l MM interest in [xilitical and commercial c.ivli-s at H<MM A few weeks ago it was reported that the righti of lie yln ping the port of Tripoli, <>n the coa>t of North
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      187 2 ALCTIO.N SALES. P«m«U .mj Co. Jinn iii At eala ruotn, lli;:li ilh^^ I'urmcin Qooda. II n.iii. !7 -At No. leSSecaagMa Bead, nuaakei HoaaahaU funiituiv. I p.m. 17 At No. U Weld Reed, atMaa Baaw Irak fiirintiiii'. I |i.m. -.'ii \t suic-r.«mi. ■hop-boaaa Ho. Ml Beaen BoaC Ml p.m. tl. I
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      765 2 NOTICES. PURE MI IK a£^^=t^^dA CERTIFICATE^ WM "SWEETENED fejlijj Dr AB. Griffiths, Ph. J). F. R. S. of London. Q f^ 4 JiJf > it/ Analytical Chemist and Assayer Member of the Chemical ff* ■'r \V\^^^^ MY! i w fiQ Societies of Paris and St. Petersburg, Bacteriological JJ* ,1 4»xW^^
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      35 2 NOTICES. NY CARLSBERGBEER (Produced in I eumark) 'J he l>cst bottle <>f beer in the world. Grand prix Paris, 1889. (nYCArTsBERgJ [aa—niini imii i in\ IT* Sole Importops M 4-1 eafc— M (J tu. th.
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    THE NAVAL BATTLE.
    1138 3 Japanese and Russian Tactics. il'rniii Knl/iniyix.) Survivors of the Baltic Squadron state that the manoeuvres of the Japanese fleet in the recent fighting drove the Russian ships under the fire of the Tsushima forts, which accounted at least for the destruction of the cruiser "Oslabva," which heeled
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    VEBSELB ADVERTISED TO SAIL
    70 3 NaaagaaiOaJeaMß, V. Aptm*, (from Hongkoiiki 1 ilur 14th .lime, ratenon Simons. Dunkirk tin i>nrts, AmknA I'mitii, on 15th June, Moine ('mute. Loiklmi Ulnnnnj, mill June, Bonstead. J\>rt Swetu-nlißin, iMMjaar, every Tuesday, Koe Ouan. Port Swettenham via porta tmtms <>n Thursdays, and BWmm on Saturdays, S. S.
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    SELANGOR RUBBER.
    598 3 The following is from the "Malay Mail": We are glad to see from Messrs. Gow and Wilson's circular of the 12th ult. that crepe rubber from Highlands Estate fetched 6s. Bd. to 6s. BAd. per lb. »an advance of Id. l^d. on "L. and P." Penang fine oblong
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    LIST OF PASSENGERS.
    202 3 FOR SINGAPORE Per P. 40. 8. g. Fornwta from London May 13, due 23rd June Mr. and Mrs. McChmiuit. Mr. \V. E. Gibaon. Per P. AO. s. s. Cliimi connecting with the steamer OMMtfri Colombo, from London Hay 26, due 26th June— Meters. A. F. Worthington, J.
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    HONGKONG BANK ROBBERY.
    539 3 11 Shroff Disappears with $50,00. Something in the nature of a sensation was created in tlu Boagkoßg and Shanghai Hank here on Saturday alter noon, says the Hongkong Telegraph" of oth inst., when it was discovered tliat. the receiving shroff, or one „f the shroffs who are
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    TIN IN THE TRANSVAAL
    382 3 Recently reported discoveries of tin '.i\ the Trinsvaal raise hopes that a new source of supply may be opened up. Deposits of iron and copper are known to exist in almost every part of the earth, and the precious m<-t:;ls— gold is found in almost every
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      254 3 NOTICES. HERCULES- CEMENT. STIVEN CO., Singapore. Nov. lit tu.th.s. ZONOPHONE RECORDS 10 inch Beoorda $2 7 inch do. $1 IDEAL RECORDS. l(i, inch Beoorda $2 25 do. 1.50 ODEON RECORDS. The latest novelty— a different p.oduction on each side of the disc CONCERT DOUBLE SIDED 10J inch llecords $4 STANDARD
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  • Obituary
    DEATHS.
    42 4 Atkinsox: On the .tilth May, at Shanghai. ClmrU's Samuel AtkuiM.ii. mjiiml M Man s"*'-:s <>n th.- :llltl, May. at Tientsin. W. Sta«tK. aticl war-.. Rax: On the :llst Mnv. it Iliulieo. by Hcrulental .IrowniuK. Aifrt-,1 Jteilhv Hex, in his ■)l~t \eav.
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS. THURSDAY. 15TH JUNE
    2302 4 The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS. THURSDAY. 15TH JUNE Tuk Aviary at the Botaui- <i.t,\leiis is not MM only local concern of public Uhh) Ui.it is going iuU) liquidation. To morrow will BM he passing of a coni|>any that has served many good end- in ii, tin,,., ;u i s
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      1062 4 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. EUGEN SAN DOW. The World fenowad Athlete and Exponent cf Physic I Culture. BOTTOMED BY HIS ITI'ILS KEPRESKNTIN(i ALL NATIONS. IN HIS GRAECO-ROMAN ARENA. Commencing in Singapore, Tuesday, 27th June. Prices: Bawa it Baafta) MMP— Front Stalin MM— Stalls $2.oo— Carpet Gallery JUIU- Pit MM Il<>\ I'lhii at
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      82 4 G.R. Lambert* Co PHOTOaRAPHERS. ESTABLISHED 1875. BUSINESS HOURS On Weekdays 8 a.m. to 5 p m. On Sundays 8 a.m. to 1 1 a.m. Feb. JO uc Thomas:— On the sth June, at I'ekan Pahaiu;. Klla. the wife of Horace Thonms. r.W. i. of a son. (Vvlon iMipern pleuse copy.
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      26 4 Rheumatism is cured by Chamberlain's Pain Balm. One application relieves the pain. Fur sale li V all (Uftkn. TIIK DISPENSARY. Qmhl A-.nt. J«»e 1 tu.th.s. 29/6
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  • Special Telegram to the "Straits Times."
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      "St. KILDA'S CREW.
      61 5 Efforts to Release them from Goal. HaNffaaf, l>ih ■!">»■■ licpr. -i -ntations hii\. Ih-.h BMM for the IMBMi "f twenty of the u. -w of the SI. Kihli Wbo were ntciiced to three weeks, imprisonni. ..t for refusing to proceed M .lapan. .n A .lime. rapon <A
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      RUSSIAN HOSPITAL SHIPS.
      36 5 The BamUn liospitnl ship Kmtimwm lias ben r. I. .-'I I>\ tli.- .lapaniM and lias nrrivcl tX si uiyliai. The h.-|ii.<l -iiip hM ban abWaad lor trial 1" tow Om Sa-,1», I'liz.' Comt.
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      GREEK PREMIER DEAD.
      23 5 rim. I ttli The Oreek Prime Minfeter. 3L Datyaßßb, Jims been -iM».I «itli knife, at Atfaoni ami baa since died.
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      GRAND DUKES FOR PEACE.
      46 5 At ;i inn-lint; "f tin EtOMfaU! War fniim-il. 1,, 1,1 at Tiuakoewlo, majority of HmOhi id n,,k, wen i» !;i\,, n- at ouncliiiMm pMwc )f. Witt, i- {prfng t" Anicrica. it is cm cln.l.il in l -,iiimcti..n witli the pMM my tiatioiis.
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      RUSSIA FAVOURS PRELIMINARY MEETING.
      32 5 TheßnmUo Foreign Offlce deetafMtkal the Rnariaii < ;.>v<iiiiih nt i- to ■■<. latfe favourable to meetino "f paaa |ikißi|M*mtiari.- if Japan exprewiM fair* 1 1 me. tin- «bonld tali.- [Jaoe.
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  • Reuter's Telegrams.
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      HOW THE GREEK PREMIER DIED.
      49 5 London, r>tl< June. SI. Ddyaani* tl»- Pn m*« dead. He will 1h given ft Stale faacnl Friday. The miinli it i i'i>r< .M.I i< <l :i» ii tognet 31. lii'lyaimi-. khaed hia hand and rinndta. ik-uu-In pliui-..' adagget into hi* mli. Death njieetlih (ollowed.
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      THE CZAR ON PEACE.
      69 5 Count Lainadorff. replying to President Rooaerelt'a proposal, said the C«ar rejoiced that Preiudi Qt Roosevelt km completely in accord with )ii~ riewi t"i :i •j.mial mpw ln.nt. which i- m t— fintlil t" the (rattan an. l |.r..j;i-i "1 .ill inanUiinl. ll«- aild- that the RiiMsian
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    Reuters Ertra Service LATEST.
    224 5 Reuters Ertra Service LATEST. Lonihm, I '.in June. It i* andi mtood that France i»tm-niii» tin ■crew in nuuthern Morocco and fa atoning tin import at aims and munition* lor the gnHan'a troop* at the aune time winking at rimilar importation* lot the Pretaader'i troop* It in official)] annonnoed that
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    Router's Telegrams.
    56 5 M. Nonvii-i' is m. oiinUTinn MIfMM .litlhiillifs in Mlhwttltg a m« l-\nvi»ii MinisUT M '-aiiwliilc fount 'liitUiilHuli i> sUiu«tli < niny tin Qenuaa ptmUaa, and kaaobteiaad \alnal.li' inii,.-.sii>iis ill Muhkco. iiuliidinj; tin- eaaatmetkan »f m port at Tannin-. Ih. text of tlic Itussian r.plv as lo |W» paUfafaad
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  • Correspondence.
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      HOKKIEN CHURCH AND READING ROOM, TANJONG PAGAR.
      354 5 ih, Kittm "I lli<- Strait* Tiiur*." Eta, May I lie allowed sj)ace to very warmly tlmnk my colleagues, and all other fric mis. who have worked, and given M1 admirably, during my absence from the Colony, towards the buildings now «nW in Tanjong
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    DALLAS "SMOKER" TO-NIGHT.
    496 5 At Hotel De I'Europe. Ownra to the Towi Hal i»ti"U eagagad tot other pwy— l tt arfglrt. ll»' Pallas Com|iany will 1» lllllMn to appM* Hmm, I'iit thfv will. iii>;.a.l. ghrea MiiiiHag e—atfi i» die Dinisfi I < 1 1 o< Hie Hatd «li' lEniope. Ml (he
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    SINKING OF THE "ST. KILDA."
    840 5 Crew's Fears Justified. Oik s|iecial wire from Hongkong to-day says tliat representations have been m»de for the relea«e from prison of the European iti (if tlie sunken h.k. St. Kihhi, who refined to proceed to sea because they were afraid of the Hussions; for Huh
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    108 5 Mk. .lamks M< C'i.ymont of Port Dickson. with Mrs. and Miss McClymont. ami Mr. II McUvinont Jr.. has arrived from home, and the many friends of the genial (icneral Manager of Hrn Snngei UMM lUilway will lie glad to learn that he lias completely recovered from the indisposi tion which
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    140 5 (M.n China shipinanterH and others will \h- ink rested to learn, says the Smith CMm Uormimf VW, that Captain John li. Aiiliu who for many years has been piloting vessels in antl out of ports of the China and .lapau Mas. is imw retiring from active Hervice. He formerly acted
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    H. E. AND MUSICAL COMEDY.
    456 5 The Governor at Ua lias's Last Night. Thkkk was a fluttering in the Dallas dovecot last night. His Kxcellency. Sir John Anderson, granting himself a brief hiatus in the busy practices of officialdom to enjoy the wiles and witticisms of that brilliant success of the
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    SINGAPORE RECREATION CLUB
    546 5 The New Pavilion. llih HI Pavilion of the Siiiy i,»,i, Recrsatkn t'l;l> In auailag iinaiplattoa. ami already Aon 4m* of Iniiiy a \>i> Imml sonic 'building .unl a'l OTIMUtMBt to tin K-planadc. rot many months past the aceon Nation at tin'- oU Pavflfaa bad baa* found to
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB
    52 5 The competition for the President* prize (28 holes) ended on Monday, with the following resr't:— H. B. Salmuml 148—16 127 U.S. Hauxwell 157 M M T.K.Welsh 162-81-1111 R. T. Beid 188- 6 132 J. C. H. Darby 154—9-145 Fourteen other players played, but did not complete the
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      22 5 STEARNS' HEADACHE CURE in be obtained from all dispensaries! quickly by post). Givm inttant relief. Avoid imitations. Keep the Genuine iandy. tfa.B.
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      478 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS* Raffles Hotel. SINGAPORE. SPECIAL TIFFIN Ibo-morrow Friday, Wtd June. SPECIAL DINNER Saturday ITt& June. THE ROBINSON PIANO Co., Ltd. SINGAPORE. Practical Experts ami Manufacturers, devoted exclusively ko (he Musical ami Instrumental Trade, and also l>v far the largest L'iano Buyers in Mm Bml and China. l'.esides Manufacturing the
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    A PLAINT FROM AUSTRALIA.
    937 6 German and Australian Shippers. Col. James Burns, of the Australian firm of Burns, Philp and Co., whose steamers the "Airlie" and the "Guthrie" are well known here, writes to the Sydney "Daily Telegraph' in the followiug strain Much credit' must be given to Germany for the
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    THE MILWAUKEE BANK SENSATION.
    819 6 Confession of the President. Milwaukee, iMtli April. Frank G. Bigelow, until to-day President of the First National Bank of Milwaukee, was arrested to-day, charged with the embezzlement of over 100,000 of the bank"s fund. The arrest of Bigelow followed his confession to the board of directors
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    MARQUIS OYAMA.
    567 6 0 Comments ou the Russian Leaders. The war correspondent of the Kokti mm and a few of his confreres on other Japaiuse journals were recently granted an interview l>v .Marquis Ovajaa The "Kobe Herald translates the observations which are stat<d to have ban made by the JapaiH-v (.'omniandor-iu-Chief
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    MURDERED HIS BENEFACTOR.
    338 6 Strange Story. There has just been Mloaaae] Iroai (h» military prison on Bagbaihaa Island, MVI "To-Day, an ottioer whose grim exploit a number of years ago sent a thrul oj horror througu Russian society. I'rior to the MM which led to b.s long nicai<vr.iu.in. he w;i> ;itta>lud
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      648 6 NOTICES. WANTED. Head st .rekeepr. only those i -\|K'i-ienci -I iii product need apply t > K. Z. c o Srrate ttmm June 6 »■<■• WAN PHD. An apprentice for oflkw work, either Eurasian or < iiim-se. Apply to T. l(. i o '•ii.iit* Timm. June in ».c WAHTBD. Fflf
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      601 6 NOTICES. ABRAMS' HORSE REPOSITORY. FOR SALE. Oin Rubber Tyred Mail Phaeton, nearly new. ALSO One Grey Cob Gelding, quiet in single ami double Harness ami Saddle, fast and very Stvlisll. 'May 27 v.c. FOR SALE. A newly- built fast steam launch. For particulars apply to GAGGINO 4 CO. March 15
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      729 6 NOTICES. TO BE LET— Spacious Produce Godown in Havelock Road. Entry immediately. For information apply to Messrs. Pnttfarcken ,v Co. June X tu. th. s. 20/6 TO BE LET. A compound house. No. 2-."> Kramat Koad. Entry from Ist July. Apply at No. 5-1 Kramat Howl. June 14 v.c. TO
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    F.M.S. PROGRESS
    1273 7 The following extracts are, from the Ailminis. ration Report on the F.M.S. for 1904. Revenue. The Land Revenue shows what is called a "steady and satisfactory" increase that is, it amounted to as compared with 9721,304 in 1903. The receipts from Land Sales, aggregating 8191,620 in 1904, are
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    THE PHILIPPINES
    198 7 Through French Glasses. Something interesting testimony as to what has been accomplished in the Philippines -.niv the United States assumed control of those islands is contained in a statement made by M. Lamothe. Go-vernor-General of Cochin-china. That gentleman, says- the "Manila Cablenews." acting under instructions from the government
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    NIPPON VtSEN KAISHA
    176 7 The following report lias been sent to the shareholders: 'I'h (liieclcrs submit to you anaaaad s'dtviri'iit of tho profit and lorn account fur the liali-year end,ii Manli Slit. Tile gross profits of the Company for the past linlt-vi-ar amount to 3,870,434.042 yen. nut of which there has
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      346 7 NOTICES. ""TIMES" Mining Candles ffiurn U63 Minutes! They keep hard and burn brilliantly in the hottest underground working. Price is slightly more that for the best Ordinary Mining (Bandies but the Saving works out at 8 per cent after reckoning their Extra Cost! IMPORTERS BORNEO Co., Ltd. Th PENSION LESSLER,
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      675 7 BANKS. Chartered Bank of India. Australia and China. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. Capital £HOO,OOO Reserve Liability of Proprietors £»00,000 Reserve Fund £875,000 BANKERS. Bank of England. National Bank of Scotland. The London City Midland Bank, Ltd. SINGAPORE BRANCH. Current Accounts are opened and interest allowed at 1 per cent, per
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      557 7 BANKS. Hongkong V Shanghai Banking Corporation. PAID CP CAPITAL 510.000,000 RESERVE FUND Sterling Reserve 110,000,000' nm twa Silver Reserve 1n.000,000, »I H -o°o-«» Reserve Liability of Proprietors 110.000.000 COURT OP DIRECTORS. 11. E. Tomkins, Esq., Chairman. H. W. Slade, Esq., Deputy Chairman. E. Goetz. Esq. I 11. S< I m
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    FIVE-A-SIDE FOOTBALL.
    41 8 Tin ii Ist •..line iii tin- 6vc aide foothaU eom|K litioii of the- S. C. C. s|>oits takes place mi the Baplanade this afaiii immwi between Lloyds team and Lerinit's fi\e. A kee nly eolltesle.l gaOM is \pci te-d.
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    POLICE NEWS.
    52 8 I'liis u.iriinu a Cliinninan was fined fU for being in poaMaafcai of tifte-en tahils of illicit opim I'oi a similar offence another Chinaman wan fined 19, A Chinaman was fined *'2"> this morning. or one- month, for being in |x>sscssion of a gold hairpin which did not banag
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    THE HYLAM "BOY."
    50 8 Yeaterdaj a Earoaaaa reaideat atayfaa] at /.etliiiid House left his keys in his 8908 while at titVm. A few minuUs later lie Bacovered that W0 in notes had bun stolen from a drawer in his room. Further enquiry showed that his Hylam -boy" had also disappeared. anananananaaßaaaaa
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    STRUTS TRADING CO.. LTD.
    68 8 A.\ ordinary nenetal meetouj of the straits Trading < Ltd.. was held Ui-ilay at ikmiii at the Company* aaVea, 17 CollyerQnay. Mr. C. Mi-Artliiii. managing director, preaided. The report and baJaaoe sheet lot the- half. year elide d :'.lst March were- adopted, and thedividend nropoaed bj
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    THE CHITTV CASE.
    80 8 This morning the Kling. charged with .ilk-Uiu nt ot wounding Arigapa C'hitty with a knife in Market Street, was again brought before Mr. L'okman at the PoUea Court. Mr. Spioule. tin Deputy Public Proaeeator, explained that he wasimahlc togopn with the oaae .1- the 1 mnphtinaat was
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    THE "OREL."
    133 8 A Terrible Sight. on bearing thai the oaptared Baaataa battle ship had arrived at Mai/uru. the Tokyo correspondent "i the BhanfJui Time* went down to the port and made a hurried eXMiniiiatioii hv the courtesy .it those in authority. II hull, says he. is covered with aeaweed and
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    BUSY RUSSIAN CRLISER.
    113 8 Overhauls British Steamer. Ri -1 in Volnntei 11. I onaaM has ovcih auled the llritish steamer CiluntUM between Shanghai and Moii, amyathe South ki s The CQurnum was stopp ,1 01, the 2nd Jane eighty mil.-s beyoad Womiins l>j the l.'i.ssian auxiliary lillllaiil U Biuwian oflkcen examiaed
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    83 8 Skvkbal hones are in training in Singa|...te n-itli \ieu to s,, king fame and dollars ;it the forthcomins meeting in Kuala Lmnpor and Penang. of thoae ukelj to visit the Federal I -ital are have heard Wooda is sending e\ yrilhns Postman and Sceptre. kogetlioi uitl, licK-khill. Meros. and Bar
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    86 8 Wi an l>c>iiiiiiiiiM lnyct si.iiieuhat familial With the short announcements, such M 'No Klowotb," at, as (ba ,-as,. may 1«-. Carda." nliksli are occatiionally ip|M'iided to the chronic Ii s of events at the domestic Ofdat which appear in the newapapam, but an altogether nc» Henwtiaa mMoaaaadreoeßti] in Ne» Iforfc
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    THE WAYS OF THE BANKRUPT.
    404 8 A Scandalous Case." in tin lt.inklH|itc y Court this nioliiiny the Acting Official Aaaigaae, Mr. A. M. I'ountnev. rcleiicd to what, he said, seemed to lie a rather scandalous case. It was in the matter gt Meyna Kavana Moona. 92 Market Street. A summons hid
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    VOLUNTEER ORDERS.
    142 8 Ri HmH K. ll|:hai>l;li h. 'oil) lllalldailt S.V.C, HMBJMfV, l-ttli S.V.A Lieut. \V. MJahaaaMa is aaMtanal t<i Eaaarva, rctaiinnu Ins pnaaal rank from this date. «riß| R.C.0.'l and men have been protnotad aaaar with effect from this date 1 In be Seiveants: Cirporalb H. C. W. Allen, j
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    WAKING IP.
    106 8 Mam KA< Tl l;KI:s in Knulanil arc dc< idcdlv ••ualiinj; up.'A stlniiu- lias now heen staru.il lor s<nilinn round Mm world to the various Uritisli Colonies a ship fitted out as an Exhibition of Uritisli Manufacture-. A ninnlx 1 of leading linns arc said to lia\r riv— their
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    FINANCE & COMMERCE.
    61 8 FINANCE COMMERCE. 15th Jiiiu: VJOj. To day's 4 m bauk rate is 111;. The Lmli Tuij arrived this uioruiuK from Han y with li.iiOO tons of coal consigned to Outline >v Co. To-day s share quotations show that li&ubs fully paid have risen to $6 buyers, and contributaries to 55..">0
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    HADDON'S PRODUCE LETTER.
    859 8 The following ia the General Produce Letter kindly furnished to us by Messrs. John Uaddon Co., the well known Colonial Produce Merchants and Commission Agents of Salisbury Square, London, E. C, and carrying prices up to the date of the departure of the mail U> hand ou
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    PRODUCE.
    89 8 Gambier 8.70 do (Cube No. 1| unpicked IMM Copra Bali 7.65 do Poutianak 7.30 Pepper, Black 27.12* do White. 3H.25 Sago Flour Sarawak US do Brunei No. 1 S.l2| Pearl Sago 4.40 Coffee Bali. 15"., basis 19.75 Coffee. Palenibanß. 20",, basis 23.00 Coffee. Liberian No. 1 22.50 Tapioca, small
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    EXCHAN6E.
    121 8 OM T.,.,,,1,.,,-Hank 4 m,s 1/llj Demand 111. Private 6 m/s 2/-^ do 3 m/ 8 2/(hi lii-rmiiny—Bank d/d 2.0U Private 3 m/s 2.041 do imji 2.064 0* Fr.ime -Bank d/d 2.4H Private 3 m/s 2.54 do 6 m/s 2.56 On Imli,: —Bank T. T. 147$ Private 30 d/s 150
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      TRADING VESSELS, &c.
      351 8 Arrivals since Noon of Yesterday. Aiuir.il f.mUi. Fell. str. MM tons. Captain Sini.in. lltli June. From Saigon. 12th June-. G.c. »ndi7d.p. Menu.. Caaaa a Pot Oofaaiaa, ititi. Hds. Btnmahr, lint. str. IJHfeMM, Qaat P/akatar, Uth -liiih-. From Yokohama, sth .Im, 6 el.p. I'liti-i'son Simons iV For I'tuani;.
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      DEPARTURES.
      97 8 \iM 1 1 Naml. Orima Nil Barikmt l.l.nni .tun Mar/net Jtmk Bmnu 1.,11,W,,l Horn .Imli,!'/ Slttlin Hhifu Marata Pmrnt ■in Sme "jj; naiii inn. Brit str. (ttlcutta llltli Ger »tr. Sain.m ml. Brit str. |mU*| IMb ■Mgooa tan Sm Mr, Bimnk.-k Utli Dut str. Hariri MUi Brit str. IVimiiK
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      MAILS CLOSE.
      70 8 ajaaaw fta Ti> Mi.KKOU BilliUhi and l'diiiiHiiak I r U a. in Teluk Alison via BOtti II ih I p.in Baagaoh Ml p.m lintavin A Cherrtioii (Maay bag 4 p.m KM) l:ll\. ItaniljerniHssin. ate. liinnw 7 a.m Siuidnkan via |»irts KMal 9 a.m lVnan^.SHlmnu l'a<lan« .!/.</,.. VmHrmrnhb 1
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      MAILS TO ARRIVE.
      132 8 1V..111 Xi 1...11 B) tli.- V l>. 1., s. ilno on Friday. Kn.ni (him B) tht a*. M. a. a. ftilamwi— clue on Ultli .Illlir. lIMI I LBU OF MVII.- IK K. Lett Smj>H|).irr Dm- in London Arrived tag M R. l>. 1.. Hu Mlk Mai Mlh
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      VESSELS AT TANJONG PAGAR.
      73 8 Wharves at Which Different Ships are Berthed To-day. Ktm Wkuu: Nil. Vi. roaxi On\ mi; Da Chaaag h.-u Ai.iii-.iit Obatum Doci Nil. s». am N... 1 Biaiao. i lilmratii. I l'lll.llll. I (Imron. I Ajnx. U Kmiurk. Bsoao Wmu.k 7 Florida, I akaa<n I Clmm. it
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      92 8 K. A. J. CHOTIRMALL Co., JEWELLERS SILK MERCHANTS. No. 51, 52 High Street. •lust landed by the Fit'iicli-nuiil stcaiiK r a fivsh .stock of silks in Dew varieties and colours, silk and Orepe suits for gentlemen, shirts, petticoats, kimonos, plain and embroidered silk handkerchiefs, and many other fine things. tvoty
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      53 8 Has your Capital Shrunk in 1904? READ OUR DEPOSIT SYSTEM. THOMPSON, THOMAS k CO,, The Australian Stores. lug 26 3-7OJ FOR SALE. ANTIMONY ORE. Samples may be seen at this office, Adeiphi Hotel, or the Aafflea museum. For full particulars, apply to Y. C F. c/o Strait* Times May 18
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      409 8 WIIITEAWAY, LAID LAW 00. DEED BOXES. LADIES HAT CASES japanned black, fitted with ia aJaBaB a^^ißaaaaaße strong lever lock, hrass name 9 pi A ru rv*kjii im plate (iii top, and brass side L^M' blauiv LINAMLLLLU handles tt Wfl UNIFORM CASES. iii-, 'jflHaal Te> illustration. Knylisl, st,,l uniform Sizes 14,
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      184 8 DAY BY DAY. Thursday, 15th June. Hidh Watar. s.-,6 p.m. Ah llalui. l'iirs,.,. Tlii-iitre. 9. W. C, T. C Town Hall. 1. I tinner and supper. Hotel ele- I'Enropa. DaflaaCa. Bawaar, Hotel da IKurope. 9 HO. Friday, i6th June. High Watar. IM w, -tii. p.m. German oatward nail due, Etaflba
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      102 8 WEATHER REPORT. h.nnhnni Knh,,,: //.../,1f,,/. I 111, H a. m. :i i-. m. !i i-. m. Kkmahkh. Bar. M tt.94S| 58.865! M.HM Temp sl.il T.i n 77 1 WatßolbThar wi.o Tii.u 7.V.-. -IDirof Wind s.». K.w. s.«. ll a Max. Team 88.9 mS Mm n.% I 1 Miix. iii Suh
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    KOREA.
    1261 9 Japan not Carrying out Promised Policy of Independence. iik Japan Ckiuuek believes that Japan aciuy bad lailli. AH cditor*ai .l.ll.: 111. ii Wlleil (iljiioill;,,.,- 1.,.i tIODJ u.Ui ivUbsia were broken OH -v i<.l)iuai\ i,i>i year, the .Nile wli.cll Baron n urn, iHmrttr tor foreign Allan pnoenn d to i
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    SIGNALLING IN WAR
    523 9 Japanese Methods. The lessons which the Japaiuvc have taught the Russians on the plains of Manchuria, and incidentally the entire world, is. says Mr. M. C. Sullivan, writing in "Cassicr's MagaaiM," that the scienc of war has Ix/coine M exact and its in>trunients of execution .o U'rrihUthat
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      1103 9 Under this heading the following abbreviations are used str. steamer; sh. ship;bq. barque; »eh. schooner; Yet. Vacl 1 Cm. —Cruiser; Gbt.— Gunboat Tor.— Torpedo; H.p. Horsepower Brit. British I .B.— United States Fch.— French Ger —German Dut. Dutch G.c. General-cargo d.p. deck passenger U.— Uncertain T. P.
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      SHIPPING.
      508 9 t VESSELS EXPECTED. c, purl, pnibnlilt dale iif arrival, and mime of atfenta. Stkamerk. Hamburg. June '23 Helm Meyer. i Trieste, July 2 Rautcnberg. en, Colombo, July 31 M. Maritime*. Bombay, July 13 Borneo Coy. Hongkong, Juno 17 Paterson Simonx. Bayern, Hamburg, HeptH; Behn Meyer. Bengal. Hongkong, June 22
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      MINING
      245 9 - Share* j Valae v j,, Company Buyers Sellers Traiwac tI.MIS II ,11 sold. I i 13,500 10 6,500 unicnedj 4,000 10 20,000 10 10,000 to 6.207 1 10,500 1 36,700 1 110.000 1 30,000 1 150,000 1 20,000 100 ,OCO uni.aued. I 17.50 j Beraawah G. M. Co., Ltd
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      GENERAL.
      152 9 Duff Development Co., Ltd.. 10.00 10. 10..V1 i.i 1..V SUM) un» ued 2,000 4,500 HO.OOO 12,000 3,400 6,000 2,750 35,000 600 2.000 5,000 7---. iiiii ii. .1. 300,000 yi.ouu ■mi- i 37,000 100 50 t IM 100 I 10 100 100 I 10 50 I 100 t 100 100
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      RUBBER.
      84 9 70,000 i 1 i 1 I Bukitltajah ,£3.13.6 •,UUO UDMMed 6,000 I 1 1 Cicely ltubber KstaU- 1 5 0 6,000 £1! 1 „5% Pre. 11 10.0 l.SOOuuixauad, 30,000 1 £1 I PataliiiK Rubber C«. £2100 2,U00 fIOO *100 Kibii lMiiiilmn 1 U.I. I.VJ sales OU uuimsneA 1,000 »100
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      DEBENTURES,
      47 9 Huwartli Krukinc. Ltd. 7% Biley, Hargreaveu, Lid. 6% Singapore Municipal 6% Taujong Pkgar Dock Co., Ltd. 6% 6% 2.W.000 1",, prom. J 2-24.000 2% prem buyers. 400,000 2% prem buyers. 1,878,000 1% prem buyera. 655.600 2-\, dig. uom. 2.10,000 2°,', prem buyer*. 1,805,900 1% prem buyeru.
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      54 9 Whkn BviriUH from a cold and you fear an attack of pneumonia, secure a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and use it judiciously. There is no daii-i i;<-r from this disease when this remedy is used It. always cures and cures' (lulekly For sal«>"by all dealers. TIIK DISPENSARY, General Agent
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      352 9 NOTICES. I rm RIGAUD'S I tm Kananga LJ OF JAPAN I Bh toilet water 3 Rigud'iKtaangaW*I Jd^iij^^ r «wtti ptrfume I liMAM Kimngi Flower of pfeyMffJH cooling action on the ikin; ■Rj!(>3^i^3H it relierei mojquito bitet. Mi _j£^, M nio«t refreshing iiB^PPtjß P«"pi»«lion. A^S RIGAUD&C I U^S PZRFUMBKS HSSE/JE/'j 8,
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      396 9 NOTICES. V)6e Straits V>imes. AND H>fje Straits 5Budget SUBSCRIPTION RATES. PAYABLE In ADVANCE. Daily issue per year HO.no do |»r quarter 7.50 In iiermontli Ml do per copy 0.15 Weekly issue per year lft.00 do per quarter 4.50 do per copy 0.40 When sent by |»mt. there is a<Uled (or
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      688 10 BUCHANAN'S BLACK WHITE The favourite at home and abroad 12 YEARS OLD. STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. P. &O. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. For China, Japan, Pananx, Ceylon Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Prrts, Plymouth and London. ThraOfß Kills of Lading issued for China Ooaat, IVrsiini (iulf. Continental, anil American Ports. Stcsimcis vt ill
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      1191 10 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. Koninklijke Paketvaart Maatschappij. I'nder contract with the Netherlands India Government. Aiinitu nt Siiii/npure Ship Ai.kscy, i.atk J. D*HMM Co., 2-3 Coli.ykr Quay. The undermentioned dates are only approximate Steamer From Exp'ted Will be desiatched for I'm, im n.mh Batavia June 12 Batavia. Java Coast, Soerabaya, and Macassar June
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      604 10 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. II WLW mwm NORDOEUTSCHER LLOYD. Imperial (ierman Mall Line. The fast and well known mail steamers of fills Company nail fortnightly from HremenHamburg via ltotterdam, Antwerp, Southampton. Gibraltar. Genoa, Naples, (connection MarHailles, Naples, Alexandria, and vice m ii Port Said, Sue/, Aden. Colombo, Penang. Singai>ore, Hongkong. Shanghai, Nagasaki,
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      591 10 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. I 'JCEAB STEAfii SHIP Co.. Ltd. AND China Motual Steam Nay. Co., Lti The Companies' sU-iuners nrc ilespnUliol from l,i\ci|K»il outwiiids for tin- Strait*. Cliinn anil Jafaa every week, and from .l.ipan li.nne wunls for I,<iinlon mrmj fortnight nii.l lor I,iTcr|K,,,l ini,ntlil>. One outwnnl Ktoanior eacli month extends
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      502 10 INSURANCE COMPANIH^. ROYAL INSURANCE CO. FIRE LIFE. TOTAL INVESTED FUNDS EXt'KKD £12,000,000. THK r.ARGKST KIUi: IIKKIIK IN TIIK W.iltl.D BOUSTEAD i (V, Agents. THE LONDON AND LANCAMIIUE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Capital X2.127.500 Paid up Capital. 212,750 Reserve Fund. .£1,073,550 The undersigned, Agents for tlic Company, are prepared to accept fire
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