The Straits Times, 20 July 1906

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    19 1 The Straits Times. VO. 22.093 THE STRAJTS TIMjBS. FRIDAY. JULY 20. 1906. I'liM j. r I PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      372 1 MICHELIN fTRS§ I 0* NEW STOCK JOSt ARRIVED v t C. Dupire Company. ,ioi j i HOEG'S Anti-Corrosive Composition Anti- Fouling Composition Boot Topping Paint l.ed constantly with greatest a— »J ■.teamers and sailing slhdm of all nations. F"i- apply to H. SCHAEFER CO., 1 Ti;-. Sole Agents STOLEN. ol!(
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      466 1 "STRAITS TIMES" BUSINESS DIRECTORY. AUCTIONEERS POWELL CO., Singapore. (Established 42 tears). Real Estate Auctioneers and Valuers. Mortga ns arranged Valuations Bwda, Rents collectal Powell 4 Cov^s Aurtiou\aJi Hou%e-Propetf, ircutar.'ia. isJßed ««eklY %M seift free to au' IdMas H. L COGHLAN6 00. 5. Ruffle* Plare. Singapore. Auctioneer*ar»d%iriVev9rs^ tAnd^* Hnu'se Jsfe%l«.*TOSminlsBioniAgent! Kid
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      271 1 HOBIWSOK CO. NEW CONSIGNENT OF EGYPTIAN CIGARETTES EGYPTIAN CIGARETTES Our Cigarettes are packed in Hermetically-Soldered air-tight tine. 100 Cigarettes in a Tin. Robinson's own JJ-JJ *Beresford str wtwe^ JJ*" TOP (GOLDT.PPED. Jl-« THESE ARE HIGH CLASS CIGARETTES. Egyptian Cigarettes Robinson Company. Trm* the \iM\n mmw machine -"I -ff B HAS
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      383 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. TO BE LET HOI SE— Houses I*. 1». 1 Orchard lt,,ad. *eh separate, rent moderate. Apply BMM HOTEL VAN WIJK CO.. Lti.. SEI.ANOOR CLUB. NOTICE. TKXDEllS— Tenders are invited lai tli, IneUllation of Electric Lighting ami ha in he above Club. Tenders, which will be opened nl a
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    English Sporting Notes.
    984 2 Tho "Journal <te Pan- "of the 13th Juno statts lli.il Upwntiat," this year's Derby ■■mil <ir;md Prix winner, was very nr.nly killed in an ai cident at the Amiens station. He was on his w.iy back t>> Knglaiid. and the train had stopped at Amiens, when, .is
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      279 2 BARBED WIRE Planters. Times" MINING CANDLES. Send for quotations to The Borneo Co., Ltd. SINGAPORE. H. ABRAMS J motion co. The Horse Repository WATCHMAKERS Orchard Road JEWELLERS. .las juVt laixUil .X s.>. Dttrius forty very OPTICIANS. Nulcct honaw. Cobs, and Ponies, all thoroughly REPAIRS PROMPTLY EXECUTED broken to saudle and
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      734 2 MARTIN'S ■a- iM» aw** kbai^T MarMn PtUaTB^ aai Ai CHARLES T&L HEIDSIECK S (M^ White Seal Champagne. y¥ Behn. Meyer 4 Co Let. Singapore and Pennng. JUHH LITTLR ie 1.., Ltd. L^^J March 30 m.w.f. a.c. Wde Straits V>imes. AND tsfje Straits SUBSCRIPTION RATES. PAYABLE In ADVANCE. D»il> issue per
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      332 2 YAMATO CO. HK.ALKRS IN Japanese Curios. No. 41 HIGH STREET. 2298 Maynaid Co., Ltd., ENGLISH CHEMISTS. 4 BATTERY ROAD. HAVE OPENED A BRANCH ESTABLISHMENT AT 598-3, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, NEAR THE BRAS BASSA ROAD TRAM JUNCTION. HOURS OF BUSINESS, 7 a m. to 10 p.m. NIOMT BELL FOR URQENT CASES
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    Are All Men Liars ?
    473 3 Are All Men Liars Pint". Adolph Gluck i.- eager to bet I'l.sicleiit I«M volt. .Inliii D. Rockefeller. H. 11. Rogers. ThoBMM W. LawMB, George \V. Perkins, the McCurdys. Chairman Shouts of .:he Panama Canal Commission, or anybody else that he oaiiii.it catch him in a lie Gluck is the Milwaukee
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    "Salting" Case.
    221 3 The alleged 'taltod" Mine Case came on d r hturing on Friday la*i, ■I Kuala l.uininir. Mr, Petran hat in in retained f«M- the defence. The ■torj i this cue ii intriea <• aad ng. The property, M tli I. rik PioMer," lieli lii;> tn Mr. Foo Bang
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    29 3 The >tat of the London rubber mr.kct on Urn 'J'Jth June is thu mini t the Tim,- f Ceylon Rubber is nncnangwL Then b maud The plantation quotation M.
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      94 3 Wanted i t Once. A little forathouahl ail] often save uc 11. uhlc. Think (if Mio pain and ■ufferiog lliat must !>• cndunMl in case I an attack o pam m the I oinatii Of a .:n|) mlii- when MH-(li< mc inu-t b» s«'iit t K.<rv family should have a
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      139 3 URALITE. THE BEST FIRE-RESISTING BUILDING MATERIAL SUPPLIED IN SHEETS FOR ROOFING ALL KINDS OF BUILDINGS AND FOR CEILINGS, PARTITIONS, etc. x genU: HUTTENBACH BROS. CO. ISMAIL RAHEEM Grand Exhibition of Valuable Diamond Necklaces. Inspection kindly solicited. GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY, Ltd. ZLOIsTDOHST. Having been appointed Sole Agents lot the above Company,
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      218 3 KATZ BROS., LTD. 1" TT "ITS MERLIN CYCLE. 11l 111 II it M sr iv i^l V Bg> '^^P^^g^aEamßßß^^^^^^^BßPftMi Liycelfs Plated Spring ed. I'.inili sli fi< list. X'K '^'^^yii^T^^Li^wSo nSr' P«"i"i'y*s I'M. I. l-'IiKK ir "**^^^^^^3^iS?*^ Barford's two inverted The Merlin has I lever BRAKES, always held a high reput-
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      56 3 j ARTIE TULLY Turf Commission Agent. Now has a ***** book ojwned on the Penang Meeting. Dolble Events on Ex-Griffins and Merchants Cup Merchants Cup, and Paddock Cup The Tkkble Evk.vi Ex-Griffins, Merchants Cup, and Paddock Cup. See Price lUt, 17 Change Alley Tele .af hi ddrtts:— TULLY Singtpore Address
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. FRIDAY, 20TH JULY.
    737 4 The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. FRIDAY, 20TH JULY. Tut: matter of the Municipal Presidency at Penang has come to an end. as was advised by telegram from our correspondent there. Mr. A. R. Adams, who was one ol the Counsel on tin- (ioveriinient side at the recent T.P.D. Arbitration
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    543 4 As we were asked to say nothing about the matter until the Straits Settlements Association i Singapore Branch I had issued their advertisement, which is to be seen on jiage 4 in to-day's Strait* Y'nwi. we remained quiescent. U is told of ol. 1 Sir Charles Forbes, of Indian fame.
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    322 4 Victoria Memorial Hall, and under the auspices of the Association, for the purpose of considering the Financial position of the Colony, arising through the Tanjong Pagar Dock Award, and of deciding whether or not any representation should be made on the subject to the powers that be. We think the
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    194 4 A recent issue of Lloyd* WmU§ Skiff ing Index contained the following paragraph There is a widespread impression in slopping circles that the Government will sliortlv announce its intention to appoint v Hoyal Com m'tuion to iuqnire into the operati.u of shipping conferences. The Board of Trade could, no doubt,
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    138 4 Tuk P. AU. mail steamer VoMotm, a splendid boat, drojmed anchor opposite the Pasir Paujaug Battery at seven o'clock, last evening, on her arrival from Colombo, and remained there till half past-six o'clock, this morning, when she went into the Roads. Some years ago. the P. t <>.s. s. Penintuhir
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    23 4 Mr. Hyndm vn-.loxks, the V. M. S. Judicial Commissioner, is expected to arrive here to-morrow in the K. M. S. yacht M< IM
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    19 4 Thk Town and Volunteer Hand will play on the Ksplanade tomorrow (Saturday!. from 5 to 6 p.m. weather permitting.
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    30 4 A Chinaman was engaged iv painting the tower of the market at Teluk Ayer yestoi lay when he fell to the ground. He was picked up in a critical condition.
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    31 4 Ykstkijuay a Hylam boy employed by Mr. Naliri was climbing a mangostcen tree in Gilntead Road when lie slipped and tell. His skull was split open and lie died ins tantly.
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    29 4 HisMuKsTY has invited the members of the Inter- Parliament Conference, which is I to be held in London shoitly, to tea, at Win•or Castle, on the *24tl> of July.
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    30 4 Amonost the gentlemen called to the Bar on the 27th of June, at Lincoln's Inn, were Nai Sahad, of the Siamese Legation, and Hung Kwok-Leung at Gray's Inn, Guan Seok-Yeoh.
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    26 4 The post of handicapper to the Calcutta Turf Club has been tilled. The stewards have decided to entrust Mr. K. Kindersley. acoffee planter, with the appointment.
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    32 4 A makink on board the British cruiser Antrim was drowned at Shanghai at the beginning of the month. Ho was returning to the ship about midnight and Ml intat'u- 1 i water.
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      REVOLVER ACCIDENT.
      35 4 Information wanted as to how it happened. mug, 20th -luhj. Mr. Pishman. the InsjiectorofMini~.it Kampar. has accidentally vounded a Chinese Policeman with a revolver. As to how tinaccident happened, thoro <s no information.
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      Water Famine at Port Weld.
      24 4 A water famine has u^c irred at Port Weld and the trains, in conscience, are taking water from Taiping.
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  • Special German Telegrams.
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      THE CZAR'S TRAVELS.
      49 4 THE CZAR' S TRAVELS. Affairs Compel Him to Stay at Home. Berlin I'fth Uig. The Czar has up all intention ol undertaking tours abroad, on account ot the situation of affairs in Russia. In consequence of this, there will be no nieetini; between him and the Kaiser at present.
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      ABYSSINIAN AFFAIRS.
      32 4 The Railway Construction Treaty Awaiting Approval. The Treaty between Britain. Krinci aad Italy regarding railway construction ad other matters in Abyssinia has been laid befoie the Kmperor Mcnolik for approval.
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      Work Satisfactorily Completed.
      22 4 The Anglo-German froutier commission ap|»>inted to fix the northern boundary ot German Kant Africa has finished ils work satisfactorily.
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      An Emphatic Denial.
      19 4 M. Kalli.res. the President of Hianci'. denies thai he intends to visit Britain, Russia, ami Italy.
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      Resignation Contradicted.
      18 4 The reporter the resignation of f i Demi Tre|>orT. of reactionary fame in H mat*, icontnid'ctcil
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      A Serious Strike.
      15 4 The workmen in the tobacco maim of St. Petershiir-; liav<' on strike.
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      THE LATE LADY CURZON.
      105 4 Messages of Sympathy from the Royal Family. llr,\ l MM ll. ir, The death of Lady dm, wifa ot ;li< ex iciroy of India has caused iMliaga of deep regret thoughoiit the British Empire. His Maji-sty the King, the Prince and Princess of Wales, and the
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      ENGLAND AND GERMANY.
      67 4 Northern Frontier of German East Africa. The Lcn.loii (i-. .1f,- says that tin- \j*sa (teriiianFiiiiitli'i'Coimnissioii. which is sitting at Berlin, ii.»w<;oiicludeil matUrs rtgK.ilinn the delimi'.alinii of the Northern frontier of tiiiiuaii Ka^t Africa, and that a Mtuplett! agruemen'. Imm boon arrival at. I, alterationK im made in
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      NATAL SUPPORTED.
      51 4 British Government and Alleged Atrocities. The British CioMTiuuuiit gave general \< port to the Nutnl < >ovi l inuint a> t'i> ..«i come of a d'li;iti' regarding the all. I atrocities in SateL The Unionist prewi accept with satisfitrlion the explanation of tin Natal (iovc: run. Nt on
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      More Defiance in Natal.
      23 4 A portion of tli» Natal forces are to iii««m South shortly la dral with a OOSph <<t defiant chiefs.
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    41 4 Tuk MMMC tin- Congregation ol tin church of St. .lovpli. :uid the PnttUg II -i community in general Kill be glad to hear that tho Hey. Katliei Victal. who has been laid up with malarial lever since- Lent, U M» ((<•***"»? Ix-tte*-.
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      390 4 "PHENOT/'DisinfecUat Positively 3cilh fyrms and (Bbecks nun PAHTKTLARB OF THE VALUE OF PHENOL SKK 0m PRICK LIST, PAGE 46. Price Per Rept<l. Qnai* Bottle $0.30 1 Gallon' Tin $1.60 *2 $2.75 and 10 gallon Drums un application. (hieQnarn f Ten Gallons of j- Makes A Strong Phenol t Disinfectant. THOMPSON,
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      277 4 Sin if/ "'I Or Li IS 1 N^ i s z I 8 i WILSON Co.s PHOTOGRAPH S AHK MBHyMD To BK The Best in the Straits, AND KOI AL TO ANY ANYWHERE. Price af Cabinet Portrait*: 6 Copic? 12 Copies IN MATTOTYPE ?00 112.00 BROMIDE „12.00 „18.00 PHTINOTYPE „I*oo
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      IGNORANCE IS BLISS.
      116 5 ■RADICALS QUESTION WINSTON SEVERELY. A Reference Condemned. Au animated debate has taken place in the House of C minions in reference to the alleged atrociti s in Natal. Mr. Churchill read a long re|>ly from the Natal (iovern ment. denyii.g Urn charges, but the Radicals pressed most
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      LIFE IN RUSSiA.
      48 5 An Official's Assailant Escapes in Boat. Htr'tl. SiiKjit/H'n t.4'i ji.m. l'Jlh July. Au attempt has been made to assassinate .> int Tcdleben. aide-de-camp to the Czar, at the camp near St. Petersburg. The assailant escaped in a boat, that was waiting for him in the Neva.
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      THAT EDUCATION BILL!
      47 5 Important Discussions During Report Stage. The Committee stage of the Kducation Rill has been concluded, but many important jxiints will come up for discussion during the R<"i«>rt sta^e. It is expected that the measure will be finally disposed of on the SUtli of .Inly.
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      TOUGH WORK.
      43 5 Cause of Disaffection in Russian Army. Sir./r/M.r. li II) //1,11.. ,11. l'Jlh -Inhj. The Russian Minister for War has appointed (ieneral I'lavoff to be president of the Commission, to iu<|iiire into the cause and extent of the disaffection ill the Army.
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      Agreement About Tibet.
      27 5 Mr. Inbii Morley. in the House of Common", has stated that an exchange of ratifications of the ayri-ement about Tibet may Ix i\]u-eted shortly.
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      Russian Incendiarism.
      29 5 .hdtj. U.r, turn. Iliissitui iM-asiuits set tire to fifteen different lots of pioiwrtit"; in the immediate vicinity of the town of Vonnesli in broad daylight on Sunday.
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      Threatened Famine.
      16 5 Owing to the strike of Polish Agrarian labourers the haivest there threatens to perish.
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      WHOLESALE MURDERS.
      52 5 Policemen Targets of Lublin Populace. Wholesale- iiinrdcis of |x>liccnit j u arc Koin<; CM ill the pioviuc.' iiiid town of L:ibli:i in Poland. In the town tt.ll i«>liceuicn have been elicit. The jMoviu i- of Lublin contain 1 about l.L'iu.iMN) |m-,,|>1... wiiilc Uic |)op;ilatioii of the town itscii
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    NEWS FROM THE EAST.
    154 5 Pharmacy in the Straits Settlements. The l>riti-.ii registered chemists who practice their calling in SingajKire and the Straits Settlements are continuing their efforts to |M>-;iadc the Legislative Council to pass a Pharmacy Act. says the I'lmri'i'ireutinil Journal In this they have been assisted by an aei-i
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    12 5 Me. <.v\ T«O3Td TaT of Peninn arrived ilii* morning on -lion \isi'..
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    145 5 Tm following is taken from a private letter lately received fioni Natal by a South Africau visitini; Singapore: I can tell you nothing further of the native rebellion, save that itapiH-arsio l>e developing; int<ia Knerilla war ot indefinite duration and unfortunately the 1 ***** v can ill afford such a
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    AGRI-HORTICULTURAL SHOW.
    684 5 Meeting of General Purposes Committee. Next Mkktino, Next Wkdnksdav. A MKKTiNo'of the General Purposes Committee of tho Agri-Horticultural Show was held, yesterday afternoon, in the room of the Exchange. Members assembled at rive o'clock and, after a little delay arising from the fact that the room had been
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    Harmston's Circus.
    112 5 H \KMsross Circus was yet again well rilled list evening and those present had as good an evening's eujoyinentas they could possibly wish for. The Princess Quartette, the Cake Walkers, and the pugilistic musicians were deservedly encored, whilst Diavolo once more proved himself as clever as ever. Tonight
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    Trois Ans Comme Les Autres.
    166 5 Ln Vir I'tirixii nw has cjuite a good and at the same time quite a proper story about the (hand Prix. Vfter the race M. I'rlli. us hastened to congratulate Major Loder who was taken up to the Presidential box. upon his victory. Ln IV
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    27 5 Mr. Hvldaxk proposes uot only reductions in, the Army but also the abolition of tn lumlit i u»ihthls. Military opinion in India; is mjijkjhoil to his prn|Misals.
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    Extension of the Colony.
    266 5 PROPOSAL TO ANNEX LABUAN TO SINGAPORE. At the meeting of the Legislative Council this afternoon the Colonial Secretary, Captain Young, moved the following resolution: That this Council is of opinion that it is expedient that tlie Colony of Labuan be included within the Government of the
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    Police Action Ultra Vires.
    380 5 About 9 a.ra. on the 1 1th instant two Chinamen were moving a hand cart on the wrong side of the road through Raffles Sqnare. A European drew the attention of Sikh P. C. 291 to this. He. at once, spoke to the man who held
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    NEW P. AND 0. STEAMER.
    300 5 Maiden Trip of the Moldavia." Thk new P. and <). steamer tUUmim, Captain K. Gordon, arrived from England late yesterday ou lier maiden trip. The Moltlmin arrived about 6 p.m.. but anchored outside as the P. and U. homeward mail was occupying the wharf. This
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    100 5 Ykstkmday. a Tamil hawker was brought before Mr. («reen on a change of causing an obstruction on military land on Pearl's Hill. On Wi'ilni'silay. Uie ieueral Officer C'oihhi.hi.lint; wan leaving the Military Offices, at Pearl's Hill when he found bis way obstruct ed by a collection of miscellaneous goods. He
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    ROBBERY BY DAYLIGHT.
    583 5 Detective and two others sent to j Prison. On the Bth instant about noon, Scow Tong, a servant in the employ of Teob Toll, was sent to collect money from chop Ban Keng Bee in Market Street. He went in his master's riukisha aud received from the
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    THE MALAY LITIGATION.
    372 5 Judgment Delivered by Acting Chief Justice. Yestkrday afternoon acting Chief .Justice Law gave his decision in the case of Ara binte Inche Yak v. Hadji Mohammed Noor and two others, which had been concluded on the preceding day. His Lordship said he was convinced that the statcnent
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    A Lucky Defendant.
    103 5 A jias named Munshi Hyde 1 Ali has hrcij in the hands of the police about two month* on a charge of criminal broach of trust as an agent, to the tune of about »2,000. He was charged by a dubash who had a shop in Serangoou
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    18 5 H. K. thk Governor and party from Government House leave for Penang in the Sra Meic this afternoon.
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    THE KING OF CAMBODIA.
    827 6 His Dancing Girls Troupe. The King of Cambodia who recently passed through 'this port on his way to Europe afterwards enjoyed himself in France. He took along with him a troops <<i palace dancing girls, who arc thus described by the "Globe": Their link oomms, cut
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    31 6 Tin sumc journal remarks thnt 25 |mt rent premium, which is for insuring the wool ship ■i." from New Zc,il;ni<). is ;i ■rotis figure for a ship that is act due.
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      747 6 A BLatMA MAGISTRATE Cured Of Sore Eyes, Dimness of Sight, General Debility by Dp. Williams' Pink Pills. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are not an Eye Medicine in the proper sense of the word, neither do they cure blindness, but as ha* been proved in the case of Maung Po U,
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      412 6 WANTED. TEACHER— A teacher with some experience for II Standards. Commencing salary ISS per mensem Apply enclosing copies of recent testimonials to Alpha," c/o StraitsTimtt. Mm SlRVKYOR.— Government lioensed sar vevor. Wanted immediately. Apply, giving references and stating salary required to Survey," c/o Strain Timtt. i 2780 TYPlST.— Competent Typist,
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      668 6 TO BE LET. OFFICE.— No. 7 Battery Road. Three rooms oa tad floor. Apply to c 1558 GUTHRIE 4 CO.. Ltd. OFFICES.— SmaII first floor office* facing Cavenagh Bridge Road and Flint Street. Apt ly to Guthrie 6 Co. Ltd., Agents. n.o FURNISHED HOUSE.—" Elmside," No, 6, Upper Wilkie Road.
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      848 6 NOTICE. SINGAPORE GOLF CLTIB— The Spring Cup will be played for on Saturday and Sunday the 21st and 22ml instant. T. J. M GREENFIELD, '4446 Hon. Secretary. TENDERS.— Tenders «re inviU cl for U itrebuilding of 22 Sliophoust'H at the corner of Kling Street, South Canal Road, and Boat Quay.
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      506 6 NOTICES. SALE.— The Sale by Auction of ALMA, BATU KAWAN and PRYE ESTATES stands postponed to a (ntun date, of which doe notii-e will be siren KENNEDY CO., A. A. ANTHONY* 00.. j Anc" 0"**".0 rIWS SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE COMPANY, Limited. I'KHK UsrHt(IHI«tJIL» I'JOti Per Ib. Beef (Rnmpti and Loins
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    TIT BITS.
    390 7 The Cigarette. The career of the cigarette ig I ran-tl from its' comparatively modern origin by a writer in the 'Cigar and Tooicoo World Jaet mouth. In the parly sixties it was a rare thing to see a cigarette smoked in England at all. except by a foreigner
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    The Sungei Kapar Company.
    127 7 The Sungei Kapar Company H company which was cxptctcit to c llic light shortly in Kelinlmrgh. It 1.. ..t first intended to bring tkil out wit li a very moderate capital, but a much larger sum was aKerwards named. Wli proprietors soe large sum- bl ing
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    87 7 la the House of Commons ou tin- 21tA of Juno during the discussion m il postal vote. .Mr. J. llcmiiker- 1 l< ..t< n. disputed the estimate arrived at by Mr. Sydney Bu.\t< n. the FvaaaMh ral, as to the initial loss fro the Postal Department winch would be involved
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      129 7 VIOLENT METHODS are unnecessary to conoacf ih.it bitter t-nemy of civilization— Rheumatism. All its forms, including Rheumatic Gout, c.in be curid permanently, safely ;ind Inexpensively by Little's Cric:.:al L^:a. Rub it in weß— nnd plenty of it— tint's all that M:inJj between you and perfect health and comfort. Nothing like
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      Notes in General.
      85 8 I rom Canada comes the announcement of the death of A. R. Muir. the Scottish amateur half mile champion of 189*2 and IR9B. No particulars of the cause of the demise of the Watsonian are gathered from the cable message. Mr. (ireaves, of Dalian's, has again imported
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      The Turf.
      46 8 DMMWMHM Estriis at Pksam.. i Special Telegram, i Penatuj. Juhj MfcV 1900. The entries for the race meeting are most disappointing. For the Club Handicap Jim Qoaiai and Rapid Pilgrim have been scratched owing to the non-receipt of confirmation of their nomination by telegraph.
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      Association Cup Tie.
      998 8 Shk.hwoou Forkstkrs v. S. K. C. NaM than thu usual interest attached to an Association cup tie Hoeuis to have been -i.inn in the match between the Sherwood I i.-ti r-and S. K. C, which was played on Hit' s. 0. 0. portion of the Esplanade yest.
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    PERAK NEWS.
    839 8 iaiping, July 13th. Tv Concert given at the Town Hall on the 10th by the two gifted musician*. Miss Mnrkens, and Miss Merrilees. assisted by local talent proved a great success. All the world and his wife, practically, patronised the function and the Resident and Mrs. Birch came
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    GOVERNMENT OF PHILIPPINES
    1432 8 A Very Interesting Criticism of American Methods. A correspondent writes:— l have been away for a much -needed holiday to the Southern Philippines and lovely Minabassa Celebes), the most charming and congenial country I have yet visited during my long residence in Malaya. Truly a country, as
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    GOLF CHAMPION.
    571 8 Remarkable Play in the Final Round. A Brilljant Record Tueuk was no lack of excitement at Muir field, when the forty-sixth annual competition for the open golf championship was brought to a close With one round to play. J. H. Taylor led Rowland Jones by one stroke,«latiics Braid
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      138 8 K A. J. CHOTIRMALL Co., JEWELLERS SILK MERCHANTS. Have just opened a fresh stock of Indian, Chinese, and Japanese goods i.e. silk kimonos. Maltese silk lace collars, Ladies' silk blouses, Japanese cotton crape kimonos, Persian and Indian ca. pets of all sizes, gold gem set-jewellery, silver ware etc. etc. Ladies
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      250 8 Ma/ Safely be used "^^V I A t on rhemosr I llOf^'P/vl Sensitive* Delicate /IK /If" Mill DAWSCWS SOOTS FOR AiLJL CLASSES. Unequalled tot STYLE, COMFORT, and DURABILITY NONE tfNUINE WITHOUT OUR TRADE MARK BTAMPEO M THF. «kf S. TO HAD Of ALL OCALCR6. I 23 LONDON WALL, LONDON, E.C.
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      117 8 (Torrcspoittencc CHIRCH BAZAARS. Fo BaVtoro/ Strata Time*. j Sih.— Dr. Clifford. Hisho|> ot Laaknow, deceive- the thanks of nil Cliristiauß for liU lii^l' UMied. sensible advice to liih Clergy. If C'hnrcli work" deiKiids on Tuuuu.v l)odd." and any sueli Tin y Itot thi sooner siu-h C'liniclies. which need kucl. ways
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      73 8 DAY BY DAY. Friday, aoth July. High Water. 9-39 p.m. S. V. A. Gun Drill. 5-30. Haraihton'ii Circu*. CCA. Lecture. Priuiep Street Cliurcli. W Towu Baud. H. S. Reservoir. sto 6 Saturday, aist July. Higu Water. 11 8 a.m. 10-lti i>.:r. New Moon. 7-55 p.m. Hariimton's Circus. 4 ami '■>.
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    Two Richmonds in the Field.
    280 9 A Professor of Fleas he was giving an entertainment to a select audience, amongst which there was an amiable French Countess, who in the way of French countesses bien entendu was distinctly deoolletee. The star flea was -in deck going through a variety of raort
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    Indian Police in Hongkong.
    259 9 The Sikh and Indian police m Hoagkong are said to be discontented w».h t heir pay and are stirring no end of trouble. A "Hongkong Telegraph" reporter who tried to feriet out the real cause was informed that ':he question of the PbM of pay was
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    Manchester Ship Canal Progress.
    179 9 That the Manchester Ship Canal in making considerable progress if evidenced by the :raffic returns, which every month during the present year have shown substantial increases. That the canal will in course of time prove an even more -in. 'us competitor to the Port of Liverpool
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    18 9 The Admiralty has decided to institute a universal forty-eight-hours weeks among the employees of the Royal dot kvanl.
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    100 9 Kvtnis which occurred at the Hongkong Central Police Station -on the 6th of July indicate that the agitation among those Government servants who are paid on a st. 1 ling bans has spread to the Indian police. Throughout the service JNaJ dissatisfaction prevails, but appears to be more pronounced in
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  • Stocks and Shares.
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      MINING.
      348 9 Date of formation 1900 1908 Capital •175,000 £400,000 I I Subscribed •Nuinotr of Shsr** Issue Paid Value |up to 10 110 10 1 10 111 10 110 io i* io Reserve Company QCOTATIOSH Pays at Present Price. •140,000 £350,000 I 13,500 3,500 uDi^usd 4.000 3.50.000 JO.OOO 10.000 «4fl uniMMd
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      RUBBER.
      290 9 1905 19a) 1904 1905 1903 1906 1904 1905 1906 1906 1903 1904 £150.000 1200.000 £30.000 700,000 £70,000 •150.000 £12,000 £73,000 9250.000 £300,000 30.000 1200,000 £140.000 •120,000 £11.125 •eio.ooo £59,530 1)25.000 £10,500 £55.000 1225 000 £260,625 £20,000 •135.000 140.000 1 20.000 10 f 7000 1 11,000 1 70.000 10 aiUMd
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      GENERAL.
      201 9 1894 1898 £5.377.10.0 •225,000 £4.640.15.0 •225,000 7.638 i 12/6 4 500 i 60 12/6 50 112,500 10.000.000 a 9.500.000 250,0006 150,000 19.000 22.000 400.000 189.M8* J Bells Asbestos Eastern Agency. Ltd Fraser Neave, Ltd. Hongkong and Shanghai Bank Howarth Erskine, Ltd. Maynard 4 Co., Ltd. Riley Hargreaves, Ltd. (7%)
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      DEBENTURES.
      48 9 Howarth Erskine, Ltd. 6% 9600,000 2% prem buyer*. Riley Hargreaves. Ltd. 6% 225,000 3% prem buyers. Singapore Municipal 6% 400,0 0 2% prem buyers. 5% 1,478,000 par. buyers" 4% 602,100 par. sellers. Tanjong Pagar Dock Co., Ltd. 6V, :MO,OOO 2* prem buyers. 5% 1,865,500 1% prem buyers.
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    Commercial.
    5 9 Singapore, 20th July, 1906
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    HONGKONG OPIUM TRADE.
    475 9 The Farmers' Loss The following is from the Hongkong Telegraph As is generally known the Colonial Government is inviting tenders for the i opium monopoly for the nexc three years. According to present information the probabilities are that the present holders of the monopoly w.U not make
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    British Tonnage Statistics
    238 9 A correspondent thus write* to the Hongkong Daily Press on tonnage statistics Hongkong, as the first port in the Empire, is intimately interested in tonnage statistics. I wonder if your stat'sticians have pondered the effect the new Board of Trade rul?u will have upon the rtatistics of
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      80 9 Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in India. Mr. Sd. L. Hiscocka writing from Clare Road, Byculla, India, says I have used and still require a good many bottles of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and have found it invaluable as a cure as well as a preventive of
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    A Chat with a Selangor Planter
    749 10 Mr. A. B. Milne, a Selangor planter, went the other day to Ceylon on a visit and was interviewed by a reporter of the Times of Ceylon Mr. Milne spoke hopu.'ully of rubber prospects and said that capital was coming into -the country quite
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    A Chat with a Selangor Planter
    38 10 A man named Kean, formerly a stockbroker, has been sentenced at Phi!a I. Ipliia. U.S.A.. to 20 year,' imprisonment f>r kidnapping a wealthy renident.'s clnld and demanding he.ivy ransom under threats of death if it were not paid.
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    SURGICAL MARVELS.
    204 10 A remarkable operation has just been performed at Dundee Royal Infirmary. A boy, 13 years of age, was admitted to the infirmary with an ugly wound in the wall of his heart, caused through the lad falling on a hayfork. Carefully following the course of the wound, the
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    The Fiscal Question.
    553 10 Mn. John Bums on Kkkk Tradk. A great moetii.g of Liberals, estimated to number 30,000, was held on the 24tli June at Manchester. Mr. John Burns President of the Local Government Board, who was one of the speakerdeclared that the effect of the la,t general election would
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    61 10 A fanatical outbreak is rspcr.etf from Da van diistrict, Sou>:h.™rn Philippines rm-»i»u Muhrunmodan isl-.nd'' rs wh.> have been stirred up by a prophet.**. Her dupes murdered Lieutenant Bolton, the Governor of th district and an American trcxl«r ruvined Christian. The mudorors smd their following the-i weak Hacking th« American setters.
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      72 10 Cl amb rlain's < olic. Cholera and Dia rhoea Re-nedy. Tlie great success of this preparation in the relief and cure of bowel coiuplaiutc has brought it into almost universal use It never fails, and when reduced with Wi'.tM*&ud sweetened is pleasant to take It ii equally valuable for children
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      740 10 Ships and Steamers. P. &O. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. Par China, Japaa, Pvnang, Ceylon. Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Bills of Lading issued for Chins Oo.it, Persian Gulf, Continental, and American Ports. Steamers will leave Singapore on or about Mail Una. Outward (for China). MMuia 20
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      1201 10 Konlnklljke Paketvaart Maatsohappij. Under contract with the Netherlands India Government. Agents at Singapore Ship Aoekct, late J. Daendklh A Co., 2-3 Collter Qcat. The undermentioned dates are only approximate Steamer Froai hxp'ted v ill be desi «tthed Jor De Carpentier Riouw 'July 1 7 Billiten, Batsvia, Java-Coas), Samarang, l Soerabaya,
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      704 10 C.P.R. Canadian Paoifio Railway Company's Royal Mail Steamship Lino. THE FAST ROUTE BETWEEN CHINA, JAPAN, AND EUPCPE, VIA CANADA, AND THE UNITED STATES. Route from Hongkong vis Shanghai, Nagasaki (Inland Sea of Japan), Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria and Vancouver. Twin Screw Empres. Steamship.— 6,ooo Tons— Speed 19 knot*. PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM
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    Tinned Foods in the Tropics.
    351 11 Dr. C. W. Daniels, late Director of the Institute for Medical Research at Kuala Lumpur, and now Superintendent of thi London School of Tropical Medicine writes thus to the Briush Medical Joural In view of the present interest taken in tinned meats, a sugg.\.tion in
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    Chinese Volunteer Force.
    341 11 The newly-formed ChiMaa volunteer corps at Shanghai paraded, without arms, there on the (*th July. The appearance of the men drew much admiration. As the first orps of Chinese volunteers enlisted in Shangha.l the character of the o>rps was worthy of the highest praise. The Hongkong Telegraph
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      1163 11 Under this heading the following abbreviations are used «tr. steamer sb. ship bq; barque sch. schooner; Yot. Yacht; Cru. Cruiser Gbt. Gunboat Tor. Torpedo H. p. -Horse power Brit. British U.S.— United States Feb. French Ocr German Dut.— Dutch Ital.— ltalian Span.— Spanish Sar.— Sarawak G.c. General-cargo;
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      VESSELS AT TANJONG PAGAR AND KEPPEL HARBOUR.
      99 11 Wharves and Docks at which Different Vessels are Berthed To-day. TAMJONO Paoa* East Wharf Bahin:— Nil. Eaht Wharf Section I:—Pentakota,1 Pentakota, Itiuda. Albert Gravtno Doce Tanglin. Sheers Wharf Section 1 Edendale. Victoria Gravino Dock Sarie Borneo. MAIN WHARF. TaNJOMO PaOaß. Section No. 2
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      MAILS CLOSE.
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      MAILS TO ARRIVE.
      142 11 From Europe— By the H.D. I), s.s. P. E. Friedrich due ou 27th July. From China— By the N. I). L. s. s. Seydlit; due on 23rd July. TIME TABLE OF MAILS DOE. Loft Singapore Due in London Arrived May 28th N. D. L. June 2iud June
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      LIST OF PASSENGERS.
      185 11 Per P. 40. s. s. Macedonia connecting with the steamer Malta at Colombo, from 1.0u.10n July 6, due 4th Augt— Rev. R. De Courcy Ulakeney, Rev. and Mrs. W. T. Cherry. Mewni. A. Keir.G. M. Knight, H. E. Girdlestone, R. S. Meikle, J. D. Saunders. W. McNab.
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      860 11 Name, port, probable date of arrival, and name of Agent*. Stkamf.hs. Alcinons, China, Sept. 4 Mansfield Achilles, China, Sept. 2 Mansfield Alesia, Hongkong, Aug. 12 Behn Meyer. Anamba, Copenhagen. Aug. 2 E. Asiatic Coy Annam, Saigon, Aug. 30; M. Maritimes Austria., Hongkong, Sept. 7 Rautenberg Avuthia, Bangkok. Aug.
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      VESSELS ADVERTISED TO SAIL.
      70 11 Fremantle via portu, Sultan, on 24th July. Mansfield. Hongkong, apri, due 2sth July. Behn Meyer. East Coast p'irts. H.n, ll'hatt Hin, alternate. Saturdays and Wednesdays. Telnk Anson via ports, Sappho on Monday* SeXangor on Wednesdays, aud Hyt Ltong on Fridays, 8. 8. s. Co. Port Swettauham
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      769 11 Pacific Mail Steamship Co. Occidental and Oriental Steamship Company AND Toyo Kistn Kaisha The three great steamship lines between CHINA, JAPAN, and EUROPE, via Honolulu and San Francisco, operating the new 12,000 ton, twin-screw steamers KOREA and SIBERIA together with the well-known steamers CHINA, DORIC. COPTIC, GAELIC, AMERICA MARU, HONGKONG
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      639 11 N.Y.K JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Co Ltd. A regular FORTNIGHTLY service is maintaiued between Japan and Europe by the following NEW TWIN SCREW STEAMERS. Under Mail Contract with the Imperial Japanese Government, specially designed for the Company's European Service, lighted throughout by Electrictity, provided with excellent accommodation for First and Second
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      162 11 THE EAST ASIATIC COY. LTD. FOR PAHANG, TRINGGANU, BACHOK, KELANTAN, TABAI. BAGS ABA, SAIBI'RI. PANARAI, PATANI, SINGORA, LACON, BANDON, LANGSUAN. AND BANGKOK. The s. s. CHAKRABHOSOS will be des patched for the above ports on Thursday, tbe 19th instant at 3 p.m. 2825 STOOMVAART MAATBCHAPPY NEDERLAND. FOR SABANG, PORT SAID,
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      54 11 WEATHER TELEGRAM. HONGKONG— I9th Jclv— lo a.m. Barometer S3 60. Direction of Wind usl Force of Wind Max. Temp in Shade IV MANILA.— I9th 75-J b;. i 96 J Time Ballo on Fort Cinning an 4 M«a4fr Fah^r drop duly at 1 p.m.. >J '-[''"gj-— tint- oTre<iH)n liug to 6"
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    THE WOODEN SPOONISTS.
    217 12 Quaint Cambridge Presentation to the Men at the Bottom. There were peals of merriment lately in the Cambridge Senate house, the place of grave deliberations and mighty discussiona by the heads of the UniverOnce a year the eldsr members of the University give way to the buoyant
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    Sapong Rubber and Tobacco bstates (Limited).
    364 12 Ficsiding at the yearly general meeting, held on the list oi June at Sal».--Imry-house, London, the Hon. C.H. Strutt t.spi'tssed a hope that the shareholders would not be disheartened because the ualance-theet showed a loss. The tobacco crop was noi of sufficient quality to
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    What is Whisky?
    194 12 In t lie recent "What is wbiakj I east tlur- wen awatal people engaged mha ought, in the ordinary course of <v. nt.-. mi MM «< u!.l think, to know the answer to this question. For UMtaam, one of vhe cross-examining ccuiiccl whip mated to know what
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    RAILWAY TRAVEL IN ENGLAND.
    185 12 New Main Route to the West. On Monday 2nd July, the Great Western Railway arranged to bring into use a new short route >:o the west of England, which will effect a saving of about 21 miles to all stations west of Taunton. The opening of
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    New London Borneo Tobacco ( Limited ).
    365 12 New London Borneo Tobacco Limited The 14th ordinary general inciting was held on the 21st of June at Salisburyhouse, London. The Hon. C. H. Strun, who presided, said that the crop of 1905 was much smaller than that of 1904, partly owing to the change of system on th. esta.es
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    An " L " of A Difference.
    110 12 An L of A Difference. She was a fair American, and had been taken to Lords to be introduced to cricket. Middlesex were playing another county, and she noticed on looking down the card, that some of the players had. Mr." prefixed to their namee. Say she queried. "Why's this
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      611 12 Banks, Insurances, Auctions. Hongkong tt Shanghai Banking Corporation. paid-up Capital •10,000,000 reserve fund Sterling Reserve 110.000.0001 tlfl 500 ooq Silver Reserve 9,500,000 1 fl9 500 O<M) Rjaerve Liability of Proprietor* •10,000,000 COURT OP DIRECTORS. A. Haapt, Esq.— Chairman. O. H. Modhurst, Esq. Deputy Chairman. E. Goetz. Esq. A. J. Raymond,
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      482 12 Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China. INCORPORATED BY BOIAL CHARTER. Capital sUOO.OOO Reserve Liability of Proprietors £800.000 Reserve Fond £976,000 BANKERS. Bank o1 England. National Bank of Scotland. The London City A Midland Bank, LW. SINGAPORE BRANCH. Current Accounts are opened and interest allowed at 1 per cent, per
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      777 12 AUCTION SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES To be held at Mr, Abrams' Horse Repository, Orchard Rood Friday, 20th July, at 5.1S p.m. The sale will include several GRIFFINS which ran at the recent Race Meeting some vary showy carriage tones, cobs, Ac. Also a number of very attractive turnouts. Victrias
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      576 12 MORTGAGEE'S SALE. Tuetday, 24th July, at 2-30 p. m. Freehold land together with the tannery erected thereon known as No. 8 Mandalay Road, Singapore. Are* ***** square feet, being part of Grants 2, 23 A •>:,. POWELL tt CO., '2Si2 Auctioneers. MORTGAGEES SALE. Tuetday, 24th July, at 2-30 p. m.
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      115 12 MORTGAGEE'S SALE. T—mimm, 24th July, at J 30 p. m. Shop lions*, dwellings Nod. 8 4 I'assar Lane, Singapore, 15H*2 square feet, freehold being part of Grant 271. POWELL k CO., 2845 Auctioneers. BY ORDER OF THE SUPREME COURT IMPORTANT SALE OF FREEHOLD LAND Thomson Road and Syed Alwee Road
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