The Straits Times, 6 July 1908

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    13 1 The Straits Times. NO. 22.69.5 SINGAPORE. MONDAY. JULY 6. 1908. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      252 1 TARGA FLORIO RACE S^STtSSt Remarkable Success De Dion Bouton TOURING CARS. De Dion Bouton 2nd. De Dion Bouton 3rd. De Dion Bouton 4th. De Dion Bouton sth. De Dion Bouton 6th. 11 cars started. 6 finished. Ol THE SIX WHICH FINISHED 5 were De Dions. DC THE SAMK EVENT LAST
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      41 1 CALEDONIAN HOTEL 77, Brw>t Itunh Enad< SingaporeTiit 3 ugh" and Healtlncot Resort in tbo City. Hctol Porter in uniform meets all Beat! tnd TrelDi. ASAHIZBER. Best I -tffc^r ICheapest only from The MITSUI BUSSAN KAISHA, THE DAI NIPPON BREWERY COMPANY. LTD.
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      170 1 RPBINSOIT <gg 00. Sole Agents for Raleigh Cycles. THE "BRITISH MASTERPIECE. POPULAR RALEIGH. Pitted with all the latest improvements. First-Grade Raleigh. Raleigh Modele Superbe. Special Raleigh. Raleigh Road Racer. boys' ze^^lieigkh:All our Cycles are sent out with Lamp, Bell, Lamp Oil, Lubricating Oil, Tyre Repair Outfit. Spanner, Pump, Etc. New
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      212 1 ADELPHI HOTEL, '"VSr THE ONLY HOTEL IN SINGAPORE UNDER ENGLISH MANAGKMENT. Anglo-French Caiaine English Cleanliness Home Comfort-. Moderate Terms GUEST NIGHT— EVERY SATURDAY. By special desire, the Plebiscite Dinners are being continued. Guests should sou.! .v requests for any Special Dishes desired on or before Friday in vach w> k.
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    SCIENCE NOTES.
    890 2 SUBJECTIVE COLOLRS SEEN IN DISEASE. Classification of "Phenomena Abnormal perception of subjective colours occurs in diseases of the brain, spiual cord, and optic verve, after operations tor cataract, in various infections and other diseases, and occasionally without any apparent cause. It is produced, sometimes, though rarely, by poisonous
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      408 2 GARRETT'S PORTABLE ENGINES.. J/ Fitted with their Patent Fire Box lOK IU'RMNG WOOD FUEL ARE MoST Efficient and Economical. OVKK KIKTV IN (.>.£ IN THK raOBSATBD MALAY STATES IMPORTERS: The Borneo Co., Ltd., SINGAPORE. BUCHANAN'S WHISKIES. ALBERT L. A. DALEY it 00l an eir^toea; Tb'y Sure been the j Undertaker
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      202 2 THREE TROPICAL SCOURGES. DYSENTERY. FEVER AND ULCERS. Witb treocriptiona for Self Treatment *a I Rales for Preveatiuu. h I Dr. I.AMHAHi, (n.k., (Fallow of the Tropical Bocietyi. In tltnple laDgnage. the most asef al inf orm»uoo. Cto-jJd bo In over? homePrce One Dollar. Kelly and Walsh, Limited. t 139 WATERPKOOF
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      56 2 A 6000 SUGGESTION Carry a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in your hand luggage when travelling. It can Dot be obtained on board the train or Hteamship. You will then be protected against attacks of diarrhoea, which change of water and diet so often brings oa. For
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      591 2 A MATRON of the Y.W.C.A. HOME f Neuritis, Lassitude, Neuralgia— Almost everyone has known thai feeling of relief and thankfulness when they have found someone who could be 'depended upon' without doubt or disappointment, who-* word can be accepted unquestionably well that is what the writers of these lette-s are,
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    RUBBER NOTES.
    1223 3 DESCRIPTIVE NOTES ON THE HOME MARKET. State of Trade in America The Kubbrr Share Market finishes the week iv a comparatively <juiet fashion bu«i MM to a"certain extent having been curtailed i i^lit through, owing to the incidence of thelSettleinent in the Stock ENchange. A more than average
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      264 3 siivcoice La Reina del Oriente Cigars. TO BE HCA.D EVERYWHERE, w FusselFs GREEN BUTTERFLY BRAND Fresh Cow's Milk IN STERILIZED TINS R«*ntly Analysed, gave 371 Cream. A DUTCH M.lk shewed 23 A GERMAN Milk pro-Wed 26 Tin Pi infiii il MINIMUM 1 3 Insist, theefore, on F- ssell's Norwegian Milk.
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      113 3 An unwelcome vi-itor is headache. Tomes when it isn't wanted, and stays till it f>cts ready to leave, lint if you take Steams' Headache Cure it will leave in a hurry. C.H. Willis, TURF ACCOUNTANT AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. Is prepared to do business on the forthcoming KUALA LUMPUR RAGES,
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      850 3 V WHITE'S xf I HONEY I K ia^ BRAND J I Bacon ®> Hams. I Sole Proprietors John White <& Co., J^S Bristol, England. The Tor Hotel, Ltd. kobe. a strictly first-class hotel. Now Open. T*l*cr*phlc eddi-.sj. I W A MARTIN .To*, kobe <S(B —mm v -OTSST Ac >tmr, Jati'
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    730 4 Name, port, probable date oj arrival, and name oj A<j<uts. STEAMERS. Airli-', Kydnoy. July 21 Boustead ABitdrt*. Mnuila, Jul> 11; Barlow Amuug, Hamburg. July 16; Bebn Meyer Arcouia, 'ulombo. July 18 East Asiatic Coy Australicu, Marseilles, Aug 10; M. Maritime* Austria, 1 'nustc, Baal 4; Rautenberg Schmidt Ayntbia,
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    LIST Of PASSENGERS.
    164 4 I'assengers Outward. Per XU.L mil in* 'lue July i. Mra. I. Culliui ro slid child, and .Mr. E. Chalk n. lVr I", and ii. ucanicr Syna. doe .Inly .Mis. \v. CummingH hIJ children, Mr. S. Trust, .mis. C. kit- m and ohild, .Mrs. I'ptou. Rev. M. Kiiby.
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    The President Presumptive.
    68 4 Ilk London MotmiM I'o-l has .blishid copyright article written by Mr. William 11. Tat, nVpuhlicaa caudiilate loi tti I'nited st.iv- l'r»\>>ideucy, in which he oxpirsscM hi- views coiKvruiug the rosponawait] attaching to tin I'ivsideucy. 11. f. tarcatbat the Reaatal policies iuauguratol by fiilafrliwl BiIMMIIIM must ontin v
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      52 4 Tbe oaoai ■wian nnu.iy lot eatethal i.- "i tl»' iiiinaiy trai-t i--METHYLOIDS. t. Un internally. No r- 1 .liscomtort oi iacoareniaaci m »lu'u iajaoiiaM an .~<.iM> tlivluids viMbli results iii a fiw hours ami iiire in a abort panod. Absolutely safe. lJL".;tr tliau auy .ulior treatmeut. Thousands now ti>e thuui.
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      785 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. Ml Tivr STEAM NAVIGATION CO. For China, Japan, Penan;. Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt. Mediterranean Porta, Plymouth and London larcugb Bill* ?f Lading iesned toi GhiaOoart, Fenian Qaif, Continental, an i Aon* Ports. Steamera will leave Smgapr.' oa 01 MAIL LINE. i')ul>eanl for Chini). 19C8 If.irmira July 4
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      1172 4 STEAMER SAILINGSOCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD. AXD CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY CO. LTD. Th 3 Companies: i art despatched from Llrerpool ontwardb for the Straits. Cbiua and Japan every week, and from Japan Lome wards for London, Amsterdam and Antwerp every fortnight and for Genoa. Marseilles and Liverpool monthly. One
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      626 4 STEAMER 'SAILINGS, HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE. HAMBURG. eeeeV The steamer* of this Company maintain a j regular service between Hamburg, Bremen, I Antwerp, and Rotterdam, and the Straits, China and Japan. I Homewards, they are despatched fort-lightly I for Havre and Hamburg and once a moutb for Bremerhaven direct, calling at
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      814 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. N. D. L. *ORDDEimCHER LLOYD. Imperial CJarm«n Mail Lint. Tbe fa«l and well known mall ateamxra this Company sail fortnightly from Bwn Hamburg via Bolterdam, Antwerp, Southern lon, Gibraltar, Oenoa, Naples, (oonnootic.i Marseilles, Maples, Alexandria, and vioe veroi, Port Said, Saea, Aden, Oolcmbo, Penan. Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Nagasaki,
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    SHIPPING IN PORT.
    1350 5 i HnM ikwliuk tli* (ulluwiiui iHmMlMili I -lr -I. »in j ih uliip-. l>q.— bur^ue. rh.--Mlinimi rri. Kant; On. Oijtt; obi. -Oonb.'.l. lvi. -l.irp...i.i, ll.p. T .T»e-pow»r; K 11.--lilltah. D. B.— UmlUd WMm; ioii.— Vwiich; 11-rm^M. |>iit.-llii' h lUL It .'i*»:Sp:iii.- 1 l«h; Uimil '■US*! tl.p.-dw* J»*»
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    Arrival of Passengers.
    214 5 l!v Mm Marmora, Cnptain Ci. H. C. Wcston. .luly 4. From London, Messrs. K. D. Openshaw, H. Mnmliill. ami O. Temins; from ManeUka, l>r. .1. C. Allen, and Mr. d. H. Dbbmm; troin Brfajdiai, Mr. H. K. Jlust-; trom Piiiany. Mr. H. M. Mac Donald. By the
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    Vessels at Tanjong Pagar and Keppel Harbour.
    81 5 Vessels at Tanjong Paga r and Keppel Harbour. Wharves at which Vessels are Berthed To-day. Tiuoae Eapt Wharf Babui— Nil. East W. Suction I— Teesta. Saor. 1 (Sauaa Whabt):- lilrmigle. dKCTioK No. 2— Kaloino 3- Nil. 4— Nil. 6— Nil. B-Fuh W... 7-Nil B— Nil. 9— Nil. JifciuN«'9 WBARr— Oiisdiana,
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    Clearances.
    134 5 July 4 Benlang, Brit atr, Hongkong and Japan tSpimgburn, Brit str, Calcutta Rembrandt, Out i-tr. Sabang, Sue/ and Genoa Yugala, Siain Mr, Bangkok via porta Perak, Brit str, P. Swettenham and Penang Ranee, G«r str. Deli and Asahan Piug Seng, Brit str, P. Swettenham, Penang Hebe. Brit str. Penang
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    Mails to Arrive.
    26 5 From Ecbops— By the X It L, J.i. S.haru borst, due July 9. From China— By the N.D.L. M.s. Kleißt, due July 7.
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    TIME TABLE OF MAILS DUE.
    86 5 Bli May June Juue •lane June June June June Jane Jnue July ingipore Doe in London 38 B. I. Jnne '20 1 M. M. June 24 5 P. *O. Jnue 27 9 N. D. L July S 11 B. I. July 4 U M. M.
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    Malls Close.
    101 5 Fo» I'm Hium Tim To-mobbow Sarawak Rajah of Sarawak 9 a.m. Muntok-and Palembang iiui. I'ony Seng noon Palembang MWr 1 p.m. P. S wet ten ham. Penaqg PinaMrti I p.m. Tringgauu via ports Aing I. rang 2 a.m. Penaug and Calcutta C. Apear 8 p.m. Europe via ports
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      117 5 •A» lianly as Mm NiMH lion s nerve" ix fn.-.|iui!tllv -iiil of tlios.' who have taken M<:umV \> I,:.- Par tlnu. nervous ami fretful people ol :ill Baaa, it is JOB» Mm ri^lit tiling. It ■MagBWM lln' urn.*, increases tlit uppctiu-. MMMWIm Msf -turn, and thus adds wfiyht to Mm
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      450 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.LTO. V A regular FOHTNIOH 1 'LV servloe is main tamed between Japnu and Enro|>e by (be following NEW TWIN-SCREW STEAMBRS, Dnder Mail Contract with tbo Imperial Japanese Government, epeoially dnsigned (or the Company's European Service, lighted throughout by Electricity, provided with excellent accommodation (or
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      469 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. INDO CHINA STEAM NAY. GO., LTD. To steamers of this Company maintain a regular direct acrvioe between Caleatta. Straits. Hongkong, Shanghai and Japan, taking cargo on through Bills of Lading for Canton, Swatow, Amoy Chefoo, TienUin, Newchwang, Yaugtaze Porte, Formosa, the Philippines, (to., to. Mmmh Tons Commander Kcnufu
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      521 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. jl i\i Canadian Pacific Railway Company's Royal Mail Steamship Line. I UK NATIONAL HIGHWAY TO EUROPE VIA CHINA JAPAN. PANADA «»d the UNITED STATES. Koute from Hongkong, yin Shanghai, Nagasaki, iluUud Sea of Japan), Kobn, Yokohama, Victoria and Vancouver, R.M.S. "EnFrnma or litoia" Twiu screw steaEpusk or .lifAN
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      300 5 AUCTION SALES. Powell and Co. July 7 At Sale-room, the equity of Redemp tion iv valuable freehold properties Devonshire Road and Upper Serangoon Road, at 2 SO p.m. 7 At Saleroom, town property Kerbau Lane. Nos 22, 22 1, at 2-30 p.m. B— At Salercom, Private Effecta at 11 a.m.
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      393 5 DAY RY DAY Monday, July 6. Higb Water 341 p.m. Monthly Missionary Meetiog. 8-16 p m Hockey" B.C.C. v. R.W.K. Lawn Bowling Tournament. L.L.T.C. American tennis tournament. Hamilton's Circus 9-15 p.m. Alhambra. 780 p.m. Japanese Cinematograph. 730 p.m. Harnua Cinematograph. 7-80 p.m. Wayang Kassim. 9 p.m. Tuesday, July 7. High
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. MONDAY, JULY 6.
    1049 6 The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. MONDAY, JULY 6. H'-ceut reference ivu made in our ovlunjuu to thy failure .<f the- aHugMl .>piuui cucv in Hi' Mraiti 'elUeuioiit.j. That curt, it will !>_ "-Oiombbiwl waa discovered about Ibt tiuie of v lr Jonupli 8 Alu^uuder ...it to Sim.apory ii;J. af
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    13 6 AoafwoofoMe* I hit Laagkat arrirud from Shanghai. yesUnUy. by the UrttWi stotuncr Castor.
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    21 6 Tin. Chiif I'lvsidi iicy klagMratn, at t.:tii ilttA hanilMMd n.iillilll i>'Jlill :l tu<.ul\ tw>. mail van carter fni refusing tc work,
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    19 6 Chinaw ttowaway wax found ou thu Kibtua whou tihe arrivuil lrom Malacca, this ui'<rniu;;. He will be returned there.
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    48 6 A. middle-a^ed Tamil, named Sitaraudum, appeared before the Second Magistrate, Mr. C. F. J. Green, ttw moruing, on a charge of criminal breach of truet in respect ot two gold ringb, valued at 96-, the property of B. Mirimutu. Thu heariu.; ot tho ctkje w&j podtponed till Ihatitday.
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    13 6 Siiver.il letters from correspondent an -•lil ovciowinn to pressure on oui- spaa*, In
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    14 6 llk 1 iiu^iiu I'olicc MM instituting a CMU *UKU ayuin-l objeTlioimble liout>c"* in I'iiunlin.
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    17 6 Inmj SisaoM, a ciiip. ol in. arrivud, .-.tc'il.-iy. li> the l>ul<li -U.mim r Niilluu in I. i
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    17 6 csU||e ol cod ii.. m Kar.isu fur Calculi arriviti by Hi.- Itriti-.li M. aniei llnit", O SKtllld.-.\.
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    22 6 Th. luss ol -""Ht has been rcporti d to the police from a house in Cecil Slrecl uucnpii .1 by a Hokien.
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    17 6 Krom New Vurk. IoT.'HHi mm of oil far Shanghai arri\cd hy the I'.ritish stesUßer ambyses, on Saturday.
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    17 6 The '|uarantiiH n-tnction- igiiinst the port of Swutow and Amoy on BOOOWst oi smajl pox arc withdrawn.
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    20 6 l-rorn Sydney, X.S.W.. t 0M|(O of CD'il arrived, en Saturday, by the Uritkll rtcami Oriauu, consigued to Messrs. Hutteobach P.rothers.
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    27 6 It is doubtful if the space reservi.-.! lot the Ceylon Kubber Exhibition will prove mitficient for mi exhibit creditable to the rokmy, stati-s a wire from London.
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    30 6 hundred bullocks arriveil from Uaugkok. yestenlay. by the Norwegian steamer l?reid. Captain H. 'lilkestiul rejwrts that a male Chiues<' (Kisseugei died ou th<- :tnl histaut and w*, buried at sea.
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    33 6 The Orchard Koud jiolice have diseoveie.l part of Lieutenant Hardy's bicycle in the jungle. The two wheels, pedals aud saddle spring had been removed aud the rest of the cycle was abandoned there.
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    38 6 A Tamil went into a plantation neat the I!; mill Chaugi Koad, early last week, to die. and liis body w as stilUheru. ou Saturday, makiug a most disagß-eable odour. No reixjrt had been made to the police.
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    45 6 The Chief Kugiuecr oi the Hong Mod left, the Caledonian Hotel in a riuksha at 11 p.m. ou Saturday, with »20U iv his pocket. At :i a.vi. ou Sunday, he turned up at the eutral Sutiou with his money all gone. The puller was arrested.
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    41 6 The Siam I ree Press viggests tliat Siaui emulate .lapau and organise a touring part\ of merchants, journalists, and studeuts to travel round the world to study the Governments, institutions, industries aud the gene ral conditions that prevail iv other countries.
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    46 6 llu loss of another bicycle has been rcix)rted U- the HssM It belonged to a solther ol the Hoyal West Keuts, who put it iv a ricksha while he rodu iv a tram, and told the puller to follow. The puller did not do s.. liowevir
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    47 6 Lamun, for whose arrest a warraut has becu out since August last, appeared b.-loie the Second Magistrate, this morning, on a charge of theft of jewellery valued at l:;j from Hadji Suleiman. :i'.l Kaasfoag lava Koad. The hearing of the case was |>ost poned for a week.
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    50 6 Mr. Kail struvc. Proprietor of .Medical Hall ami .Medical Office, has appealed from his conviction, and fine ol v.T.O iniuosjed by the l-oiii-th Magistrate, on the grouuds that the conviction was bad iv law, that there was no evidence to convict Mr. Sti uve. and that the line was excessive.
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    56 6 Tlu; residence of Mr. I-. M. Klliot, <.|eu ;;arry, IJiver Valley l.'o;id, was ffcirul by thi. yes. last night, and clothing valued at 1 11 WM taken. The tlm:\cs looked into the be b<>\ and fiuiud a >|uantit> ol mangosU.cnwhich they ate in the house. .Must ol the clothing they
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    53 6 A servaut discharged recently from the Keppcl Haib..ur llot.l appeared before the Second Magistrate, Mr. C. I-. .1. (ii L thi> n.oruiug, ou a charge of theft of a gold watch, valui.l at J-J'.O. and *•_>(-,. 1s v cash, trom the piopnetor. Ml. Adolph .lovausen. The hearing of the case
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    47 6 Two steamers arrived from Daugkuk yesterd.;v. and two more this morning. The former were the X.D.1.,, steamer Daguiar. with a caryo of rice and the Norwcgiau steamer Itreid, with a general cargo. The other two, the Xurwegiau steamer Solva aud the X.D.Li, steamer Deli, hail general cargoes.
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    59 6 The ilMMWWiailiii of the duubloou from the British bmpire by lioyal I'roclamatiou iv the Gazette i- a dibtiuet blow to luiuauee The com has lingered till \aA week in the Weal ludioo, -,ayß a despatch yl Juue l'J. H-heri) it he. bteu ligal tender at the flksc at 64i! That
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    86 6 At a c-juiereuce ol the PtUdng Cuumittee of the Taujon;; Pai;ar f.'ock Hoard and the rel>re>eutati\e^ ot Mm Peuauj; I h-imljer v! Commerce and the CUhm Chamber ot i. ommerce. held al I'euaug ou Thursday, übjeetiuii was taken to a rule which had bueu MMsu with th< iutculiuu of preveutiug
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    110 6 ii. tJ uu.i:.i i ..in,, v... stam -I It* Uimrdiaii Assurance Company Limited for 1907 recommends the payment of a dividend of I').-, per hliutc, frc. of incumo tax. on oach XIU rjharu vl the sub cripiioi! oaailai, bbinj; at the rat>. ol 10 pur cent, ou the paid-up capital
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    Singapore Trade Facilities.
    114 6 I uusiil<iciieral llaynes. writiug an I int.. l states Consul, says leu places |iosscss the tradiug facilities of Siugti(K>r<-. Here is the tratle clearing house ol the l)ast with free labour, inilitarv proti.etion. Hup ri"i banking faeilitii s. h. ira.l.- aud a magiiili cent harbour, which will
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    Wedding in Singapore.
    126 6 On "salni-day afternoon, at M. Vudrew x Cathedral. Mr. Leslie ravm-. siijm-i int. ltd* nt engineer in Singapore for the Oicm Htnu ship oiupauy. l^td., was married to Miss Klsie Jcllico, who recently arrivcl r< -n i Home by the I', ami O. steamship Nubin The creujouy
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    14 6 1 b-_ pun. di tlu ii '.u^a['-!' II; MBt per pica! Bpveaty-tmT tou bi
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    42 6 -U-l.:-. 'juti-r:. ij.d '.oiupj.Uj arj tLu jrniii' iv receipt of a cablegram frocu the MIMMHF t '.iu^gi I lautati Limit. l .ifvijiu" thu total auiouut ol '-iLib'.r har M.-ted 'ju thi Company i bntat'. during the mouth ol Juue an 21.5UU Ih
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    48 6 Tin- h'.Lue drafts be tin Xuval Uarrisuu Artillery, l.'oyal Kugiueers ;iud iutauti bat Ulions in the lar Kast will Ih dot|WtuilC<l aljoat tin- ohm of tin pn ->«-nt year. Tlw I. tails lor tin i< Ik I, will be olliiially noli Bed about the nd ol this uiotilh.
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    58 6 It,. ,|.,m .1 Tli, i i i ii,, iii. i i Ou Jam i .i i. i I i John Murray in the book war ra.ne has i>. settled out of court, and Mr. Muray com m triuiuphaut a^aiu. It is nuderKlood that tin result of this .ottleLueut will havi
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    45 6 The Purak Pioneer uuderstauds owiut; to the fall iv tUo revenue ut the VMS. lUilwuy, tbu authorities have Ukuc to a policy of retrenchment iv tbu expenditure of Uiu department. Work hn? \t- stopped in Tuipiujj Di_tr:_*. bevurai cooliud aud other. Jiichar^ud from the work.
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    452 6 The death in auuoiiueed at sir Artliiu I llavelock. ex-».o\ernor ot «'i yl.Hi Mr. C. 111.. in., iiri.,ii'ii-t Lh. Itauukul linn s i-, \pe.U.-.i to anivi From Knyliin, -hortly. lip i:o. and lira. K. K P vi.i Mi ■U. haaki kin \n^l" Chiui Imol r. uniM'Ur Hi'
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      169 6 Choice Shipment Just Landed. Australian A pples. LARGE SIZE AND OF CHOICE QUALITY. Place your orders early at TheiAu.* 'lian Stores. ThOtWi/JSOitf Thomas Co. 3 SHORTHAND WRITER AND TYPIST BILLET WANTED. WANTED. An Laiate book-keeper. uorrcHpanUenl and A bhorlhimd WnUr hii.l Typist Lur typist wants a billet on au ostatc
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      258 6 ALHAMBRA CINEMATOGRAPH. BEA< II KOAli. To-Night's Programme. FIRST SHOW I rii. I Lot. I'M K.irviMM'j Miaera »i OIMKMNi I v-n.cllint; of a Pokee U«D I A .Magnetic lleweirt I \j(ltH.H. Aciolmii.- Skat, i "> Native Ufa in the S..iiclnu i: ll.c Uooti <;»u. dilute 7 I'be SUtL Buliostock RnpneM lnl.ile.
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    TRAGEDY AT IPOH.
    254 7 DR. CROSS DRINKS CARBOLIC ACID. Wife s I utile Attempt to Save her Husband. i son Deb n .i i .m i i Ijmll July 1 10.10 aii hi <rg layinitti d nicido in ■>•■ iw Siiuda) morning. :it UlTOO o'clw !<■ The deceased swiillnwed lar-e ijiiautily
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    BRITAIN'S FINANCES.
    90 7 Pessimistic Speech by the Chancellor of the Exchequer. lUBOTKK'3 TlLKchlIjoudon. July I. .Mr Lloyd Oeorgo, the iimnnnlloi of the Kxclic.pier, ananhteg ut a dinner given to bftuk.i-. at tin Mansion llnu-c dwelt niton the dilliculties with vvhicli lie was confronted PBSpeotioS. the falling ri:veinic. the dimiuislnii': ua.le.it tin
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    OILFIELDS ABLAZE.
    54 7 Lightning Destroys Oil Wells in Galicia. IBsjbtu TnajHMuyj London, July 8. Lightning ha- Im .1 the oiltii Id at lloryslav. iv (.alicia. si\ wells hnjse been llnstntrod It is im possible toappro.uh the bin ning well owiug to the fumes and heat. The How ..r Manas oil La
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    DRASTIC OPIUM LEGISLATION IN CANADA.
    48 7 [Reuies'i Tninon«m| I m'k'll, July I. It i iijkjU. d 1 1. 1, nt ili.i" :i that the liovi in nielli of Canada p' '|...'s u> intiodiice a bill I'lohibitiiig the inapurtation, njnnntantnm. and sale uf opium e\. ■••pt for |mrnuKS ol in.dicinr.
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    THE PHILIPPINES PETITION FOR FREE TRADE.
    40 7 IKbuteu'.s Tnnnnin] I .on. July At a mane medium held at Manila, a petilion was adopt, d Baking Un \m< rie.tu people to grant free trade between the Philippines aud the I uiUd tjtek
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    DEATH OF GENERAL IGNATIEFF.
    215 7 KaimiH's huwui l.oudon. July 6. The death h HMMMMai of QcjMnl Kil ln.la r,nl,.Mt. I. lgn«U M. 1.,, rlj rim •i,in \ujbii- ,nli" t-i i .ii i uiiiii..|.l. '•mm.i 1 i;;ii.i'nii ,i hura in la.-J ami 'ia I a hi- ijud'iatliei I'njp. i"i \le audt-i 11
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    ITALY AND ABYSSINIA.
    35 7 llUurmT:) IkHW Luudun. July 3. siguor fittoui. luhau Minister ot Foreign AZoira, IMMMMIi that au uxpcditiou will bu despatched immediatoly to occupy tLc territory ceded to I-..' •>... jrcxtt bchmiUtioa ComuiWicu «iifc Abyuinnia.
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    JOHORE OPIUM FARM
    171 7 Government Releases Farmers from their Contract. We are inlormtd th;it th": 'lovirument of liiliou. for the lirst time in Mi history, has tab v uvc, the iulniiiiisliatioii oi the Opium 'Uil Dpilil I vi iii- N belli' i .In n-'ii.' ni will continue i ■louUful a. we
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    WEST SUMATRA RISING.
    481 7 I'riests and Fanatics Incite the Deluded Malays. !>kk c>r\siAiis. ,Ik 1, 11 ..vi) TniiWin>ni| BerUn, July 1. Tbe tronbies hi Wtist Masjatra are enb •Ming. It is not aulii ipaled tliai tin I will Ix auy more righting. 1 1 taabon i-i th [irovinoool W -t in.'
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    TRAMWAY COUPONS.
    200 7 Accused Bill Collector Acquitted on Cheating Charge. Mi I K < ■">■ In Tlind Mi-i'.liat. uui.luded thi awmiag Urn caw again t Hi m U "il:' Uu |i ,,v vi ,11, t..-,itiij-iln liauiway Coawaay bj pacobawißg eoUBOM auJ oelhuj, thorn to coudutt'jr. .'•i! Lvt;iitt appuureJ foj the accused
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    Affray in Rochore Road.
    46 7 There wai> au affray in Roc'uore Road, last uight, and live men were arrested and appeared before the Second Magistrate, this moruiojj. Out was acquitted aud the other four were iced «15 each or in default, sentenced to two weeks rigorouu imprisonment.
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    The Time of Day.
    666 7 PROPOSED LEGISLATION BY THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. Arguments Against the Change. llUl'ikk's TaHMHUa.] London, 'uly r.nli;iiiii '.v 1 uuuuittee ha:, pu noaaoud .trungly in Ebtdui the Daylight Saving Kill, and lumonds that all rU sliuuldha adranood ixty iniuiiU* in April and turned hack in Hiiptmnhni Mr.
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    BIRTHDAY HONOURS.
    309 7 For Meritorious Service in India Recognised. The following further honours were iuiltidid iv tcljgram lent to (.'uloiubo Baronet* I'liiiiiiioiH'i'v Kcarley. L.i ylaud. liairatt, Sir ,1. Lcesc, Mr. I'eiKs, .tohii liobeits. liord Mayor Hell, Sir T. lUuntou. Surgeon Cbeyno Coruehcis Wai'iniugtou, and the l.'au'l Mug uatc .(.It. Kobiusini Tweuty
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    36 7 It is stated that there is considerable difficulty in getting ratings to man the ships mobilised for the annual manoeuvres and that is why tbe relief cruws for China and Australia arc taking part in thorn.
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    The Post Office.
    816 7 POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S REPORT FOR 1907. A Record ol Increased Business Iv hi:; 11 poit ou the foetal aud Tslefjnfh !•< partLuent of the Strait-, Scttlt 1 1907, Mi W. (i. Uill. who toul >€ ip tlir position i>f I., tuj.isti 1 tieiKial :i|h.n tin iitire 1111 nl uf
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    Serious Charges Against Planters.
    167 7 Kciure Mr. .'ustice ISjlii'ld at Kuala l.umpur ou Thursday, the heal my was commeuced ot a ease iv which the following nine defendants were charged with breaches of law under various inmUlllll of tin penal code —A. li. Hallow es, C. S. LuuisiWu. W. \V:,t-..i) .1.
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    29 7 A Chinaman, named Yap Wee Choc, has been arrested on a charge of cheating Messrs. iu-u Brothers in respect oi jewellery valued at 117,000, on November 5, 1 JOG.
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    F.M.S. FINANCES
    544 7 Government Urged to Establish a Loan Fund. (Fhom Ouk Own ConnnanHHimj Ipoh, July o. The great aud very serious ijucstieu of the moment here is our financial problem. That the condition of a lfai is is extremely ciitic.i is obvious to the most casual obsi rvi 1 With
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    THE RUBBER EXHIBITION.
    244 7 Stands to be Decorated with other Straits Products. \\e have raeeived tin. ioUowino liittor lot iiublicalion Th the Editor ul the Straits Tunis. t liauri ry Lain: illolbornt, [jundon, vv.c June r.!. ~.ii -Ooi I'r. id. ut Sir Henry BUkt 1i.C.M.1.i. hi asked im if I would
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    Tamil Found in a Ditch.
    82 7 l.iuiil wa.louud ill lII 1 1 U I 11. ,'i UIC railway liu<- ill liukit Timah Boad nt Un i\ mile thi:, i" 'mm iv a dyinK a udil m 1 lukeu to !>uspital aud the I ouith Magistrate was called N tak' hie deposition.
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    Harmston's Circus.
    180 7 Muuy people Mini to Im turned trom the Circus OB Saturday eveuiug. Tin- Ww crowded, ami not tveu strtudiu^ )<>nn was ■tails bin The pmipttinmt presented wm rcsi>oiisiblc fur such a big attciidaiicf. and pvi'iyono appreciate", the RO >.l tui us provided. Mr. Wanrink'M horwMunniiliiri is Ihrilliiiu. ,n,
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    RUBBER MARKET.
    97 7 UPWARD TENDENCY OF PRICES FOR PRODUCE. Falling-off of Para Supplies. it'KoM On Own I "KM -I'oXDKNI.I Loudou ivia I'euaug'. July Hricos for Plantation Bobber are uriuu naUors unking Is. to mail stfa ►W ul -sli. i were made up M I I■! and of Blook up to Is.
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    NEW GOVERNOR OF TANGIER.
    19 7 [Ksotik's Tklkckam.; London. July 6. Sultan Abdul Ash has appoint- Abdul Sadck Uoveruor of Tangier.
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    MINE EXPLOSION.
    54 7 |I>«K OSTASIATISCUM LloVI) TgLtURAM iierliu, July A v.rnble mine explosion is reported from Ju-uvl;a, in ttnssUL Two hundred and twent) eight liveH wok lost. (Rsutik.s Tilbukaml l.iudoii, July 1,. Two huudied aud thirty bodies have bean recovered from the mine, at Josovk 1 The (./ar has annt tl/lOOtothenanhnalloe
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    TRIAL OF PRINCE EULENBERG.
    73 7 I 'BK UsTASJATIsens Ll')TO TBLROKAII) I'.eiliu. July 5. 1 1» aunnsing np in the court praoi ding against I'linccPhilhjuon lOuleuberg charged with committing pel jury iv the case in which Herr liar. ten. Kditor ot the Zukuiilt. WB« seuteuccd to imprisonment will hake place at the
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    ROYAL AERONAUTS.
    27 7 [IJSB USTI-.]ATiS< UH LloVI) TkLII,KAX| l.oudou. July 1. The King and Quean of WiiitoiuUr;: h.iv,. made n trip with Couut von /eppclin ou his airship.
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    GERMAN NAVY LEAGUE.
    28 7 [DM OsTt.iUIIKCHS LbOYU ThLSuHAM) lierlin, .luly 1. I'iiucc Sahu ha, declined llic In sidi ucy of the Herman Navy League, vacated by Uouuroj Mm Keiln
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    JAPANESE IN BRAZIL.
    25 7 |DnK OsrAHUTl.icail LloVli I'klki.ka.; IVrhu, Inly B Light liuudiid pIaMUH tv iiiiuii^ianl- havr arrived at Bnudl, when they wow given oHlial iiecptioii.
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    FAMOUS TRAVELLER MISSING.
    32 7 |L>KK OsIASIAI 1.,C11H I.LOVII TKLK'iKA'-l Berlin, July ■>. ■s .c|is arc taken by tin Swedish tlovcru meiit to trace the whereabouts of the famous Central Asi.iu traveller. Dr. Svcu Hedin.
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    BOLTING COOLIES.
    240 7 Commission Appointed to Consider the Question. At LI ie gedirul lueetii) ot the IJatn 'I ig.i Xistriit riiiut< is Awuoiutiou raoonUy, Mr •la: vis pomt t I out that he undentood that DMUtT ptaßtom hi ides lillnsi'lt liav. Mlffcrill great losses by boltiug coolies. Hu did nut suggest
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    Molesting Passengers.
    85 7 The Fort Police uhould deal v. IU4 Uc. urchins who molest naaaangan more strictly thau -it present. Haw-naked n itive children luuuiug alter nßßMngßf*, .houtiug I'apa aud Mamma arc i tri ut sight iv the tort streets on passcugcr day. si<y:i j. Colombo .vhangt One of them was
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    Sports Gymkhana.
    1341 8 CRICKET CLUB ATHLETES ON, THE ESPLANADE. Miss Anderson Distributes the Prizes. Notwithstanding tlic fact that the entries in the Sl'i Sporti Gymkhana were fower than Iml year, the gatherum on the l 11. lay was exceptionally Fortunately, the w« ath.r m delightful i throughout the day, mil. sonei
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      The Trouble in Sumatra.
      203 8 To th. Editor of the Straits Times. Jelebu, June HO. Sir, It is a pity that your correspondent >vlio writes about the trouble in Sumatra is uot bctt< i" informi d. 11 i* statement that "for some timo the Vi.iu.'sc in the north of the island
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    INDO-CHINA EDUCATION.
    266 8 Government's New Policy Among the Natives. Id linl.i hin.'i. the question of education among the uatives has long engaged the attention of Government. I'ntil 1902, education MM left in the hands of the Catholic mis-urns, but, iv 191)3, the Uovernmenttook the matter in hand aud appointed Commissions to
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      Notes in General.
      120 8 The 'Varsity cricket match opens at Lords today. At the W intsimtide meeting of the Lytbam and St. Anne's Golf Club. Mr. E. A. l^asuen, the amateur champion, won the Singapore cup, memento, first handicap prize, and tir-t sweepstake, iv a neld of 92 players, with a
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      Swimming.
      72 8 The Novice Race. As it is considered desirablo to have as many competitors as possible in the Novice Hace on Sunday, the 12th instant, the date j for sending in entries is extended until Saturday, the 11th instant. It is hoped there will be a large number of entries,—
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      Lawn Tennis.
      77 8 S.K.C. Tournament. i iih\. il, dcti -:it«'d F. A. Peralta by >. I S o, ii 3. in the Singapore Hecreation Club teiiuiH cli:ini|.iousliip tiual, on Saturday, and the U)'iru.iint.nt is now couehid^l IS.CR.C. lournament. i The following is the result of Saturday's t: for the chanipiiinship. ill
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      The Turf.
      98 8 Koyal .-takes A >|H.oul cable to the Asian stato that the Hoyal Stakes at Newbnry resulted as t'ollows White Eagle. Hitiidrl 1 Quercns 2 Liuacre 3 Signoriuitlii 4 ll.ttint" l3 to H at-uiust Ifbtta Eagle and Siguorinetta, ~> to 1 against Linacre. ■">(• to 1 a^aiust Quercu.s. Six
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      Association Football.
      192 8 Colman Shield Competition. Auollwr capital |MM iv tlii: Colmau Shield Competition m played at Beach Koad on Saturday li :»,-i n the Darul Afiah and the Darul Ariflja. S'-me )<ood displays of pas^iojl were given, i-spoeially by the in, i who were much the better team and coinbiiit'l
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      Golf.
      242 8 Singapore doll Club. The following is the result of tbe second round of the Vade Cup competition in connection with the Singapore Golf Clnb W. J. Mayson, 12, beat C. V. Miles, scr., 4 and 8. .1. Crabu Watt, scr.. beat C. Evoritt, 6, 4 and 3. Dr. Campbell,
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    27 8 Messrs. F. \V. Barker and Company inform as tli at the output of dry rubber from the Lanadron estate for the month of Jane was 18,990 lbs.
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    NEW CUKE FOR OPIUM HABIT.
    847 8 Alleged Successful Demonstration in Tientsin. In view of the correspond, no ami editorial comment with reference to thi 1 cure of the opium habit, which have appeared in these I columns the last two days, tlie following! leader from tin- China Critic is of special
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      152 8 OFFICE TO BE LET. Oround floor of No. 2, Malacca Stroet, at present occupied by Cunningham Clarke and Co., from August 1. Apply at Malacca Street. 1506. AUCTION SALE or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, At 98, Orchard RoAd (oloxe to Scotts It «.l). 1 he property of T. DUDLEY PARSONB.
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      520 8 WHY LIVE? wlllA TOC CAN Die of Laughter AT THK ALHAMBRA. I— CIGGEST Entertainment De Luxe ix raMAiou Cool as a Roof Garden. To-Night's Programme, Best Every Produced. L. I". WILLIS. M.,,,^, r. HARMSTON'S GRAND CIRCUS. LOCATION BEACH ROAD. Again To-Niihrl AgSin To-Night at 9.15. at 915 THK MANAGKMBNTS liiwKS
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    COMMERCIAL.
    273 9 Sinoaiom, Jew t, 1008. MkO'JLCE. iMcbitr '■'•>' io (Cube N: L) onpicke>] UJO Copra Bali 7.40 do Pontiacak 700 °tpper, Black biiyeri 10.50 do Wait. r> IMi aago Florit Sarawai. -■'•>-: do Brunei No. 1 MB Pearl Sa«o 3- 8 Coffee Bali, picked »M 0 Coffee, Pulembant'. i i
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      MINING.
      336 9 >by* of forma i lOD I N 2!f 'iaijgi"iaa| c °°*»> 1 Company Qooti:io*£ 1903 1907 1901 1903 1907 1901 1906 1906 1906 1936 -.906 1906 19C7 i 904 1907 1905 1692 190S 1898 1900 1907 1907 !906 1699 1907 1903 »oOO,OOU jaoo.ooo •coo.roc £400,000 ♦400,000 MMM fcll'O.OOO ISO
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      RUBBER.
      363 9 tM £180,000 1905 1200,000 1904 I £30,000 1803 £70,000 1906 1180,030 1904 £11,000 1908 £78,000 1906 £310,000 1906 £180,000 1907 £310,000 Ml 1178,090 1906 1250.000 1896 £100,000 \Vit £300,000 1903 £30,000 1906 1250.000 1904 £20,000 1904 1100.000 i-3f £30,000 1903 MW OCO 1908 I.I>J,OOJ 1906 £110,000 1904 £80,000 1904
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      GENERAL.
      197 9 884 X5, 377.10.0 4,809 7,688 j 13/8 li/6 888 UiS.OOO 318,003 4,600 60 50 <WL »15,CCO.CX'O 15,000,000 133,000 13S 118 806 13,400,000 5.t00.000 j "^OOO 100 ■M II TO .ifiO 1 OOC 000 i J B 10 100 i Mi 034,000 34,000 3,400 10 10 .898 1875,090 8.5,000 J
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      290 9 Miscellaneous NOTICES ■»ISJ» 11 M Kit, J.iperitich. Subinqu^nt month. 15. Cor shorter p»riol« v -<calt ■I C!: irßf-. NOTICE. T lwg to inform my patrons that by special arrangement with thr Management oi the Bißgapore Electric Tramways, Ltd., tin- la>t car from the it.M nation Hotel, Payah T.phAi- Taitninna. for
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      321 9 NOTICE. OWNERS OF PIANOS who find it necessary to leave the Colon) tor ary lengtbjof time, can I have their Pianos WAREHOUSED and kept in GOOD ORDER, at a very moderate charge, 1 or PRIVATELY SOLD. This will be found a more remunerative and satisfactory arrangement than selling by auction.
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      104 9 Pohoomull Bros., 40E HIGH BTREET. SILK MERCHANTS. Dealers in High-class Indian, Chinese and Japanese Silk, Curioe and Silverware oi every description, Brassware, etc. mi CHAR6EB VERY MODERATE. INSPECTION KINDLY SOLICITED liiinecCßlNF P FOR ladies*^ nuartnlNlj joret^homolles apiol 1"• w sin jt A# mottturi remedy taif.it tr.t MABIAIW9 ABAfcta. 1 Sicknett,
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      255 9 j^^B. P. de Silva, IMMMaI i>:j. C £LZ£ MANUFACTURING JEWELLER. P>tr,.n.ig« of Q "it'enHmJiht' )ust a PP° mted Purveyor to H.M. Tli«jK. u <u^ Joborc. HAS NOW ON VIEW. AT 62 AND 63 HIGH STREET. A magnificent stock of Diaiuuud Jewellery of tlie lalMt J. -i_- 1-. to iuiii). mof
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    Failure of Treasure.
    343 10 DISAPPOINTING SEARCHES OIF AFRICAN COAST. An Uneventful Expedition Treasure -hunting, thon^li a fascinating pursuit, is not so lucrative nowadays as nction writers would make out. That, at any rate, has been the experience of the London Syndicate who tiuauced the Alfred Nobel. After a year's search among
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    LIFE IN THE JUNGLE.
    295 10 A Planter's Advic: to Intending Creepers. A Kuala Liuptir planter, signing hiuisclf as Straits Stuna Uorai, writes the following letter to the Overseas edition of the Daily Mail Sir, In your issue of April 11, appeared a letter (signed Ccyion I'l.mU r. dissuading men from going
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      476 10 INSURANCE Companies COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED FIRE, LIFE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE. ASSETS oxoeed «17,000,000. W. A. SIMS, r 1875 Manager, Eastern Branch. SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA. t!stakllsk»d illli. Assbts exceed £~> -100,000 Incomb.l9o7, exeaeded 1,>0,000 Off.c*:'.. Battery Kd,» W. a. WNITt. Siimipju. M.iiu(n, "iuuth Caattrl A»l» 1>43
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      636 10 BANKING COMPANIES. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. Paid np Capital io 60,000 Shares of tlOetcb £1.200,000 i Reserve Fund £1,525,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £1,800,000 BANKERS. I3»ok ol England. Nations! Bank of Scotland. rbe London City A Midland Bank, Ltd. SINGAPORE BRANCH. Carrent Accounts
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      549 10 BANKING COMPANIES. HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. Capital 115,000,00 c j I RESERVE FUND ,1 Sterling Reserve »15,000,0001 tl c nna Silver Reserve •13,500,000/ "»,500,000 j teserve Liability of Proprietors 115,000,000 COURT OF DIRECTORS. Hon. Mr. Henry Keswiok. Chairmau. E. Ooetz, Esq.— Deputy Chairman. E.G. Barrett, Esq. 0. R. Lenzmaun,
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      142 10 Truth Stronger Than Fiction A Blacksmith's Experience Wigton Street, Belfast. "I suffered terribly with Rheumatism in my right arm. It affee ted me to such an extent that I could only slightly raise my arm. lam a Blacksmith by profession and, as 1 have to use a hammer, was obliged
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      559 10 SALES BY AUCTION. AUCTION SALE or PRIVATE KFFECT3. At Powell and Cos Sa!.-roonj, On Wmhrndrnf, J,,hj ■>, at 11 a.m. A Singer Moior Bicjvle witb accessories, in good order; one IJbore double-barrelled gun by Westley Richards ia leather >ase pair of powerful neldnlasaes b> Carl Zeies in leather case one
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      540 10 SALES BY AUCTION. MORTGAGEE'S SALE. m It dr...«U,y, .1,, „t ;>. n, y,.,,,, Fivrhohl Land and llousv known at ■lalan DaUh area 1-',C(\> mm jl i. G. A. Fernandez Co.. I '73 Auctioneers, Surveyors, etc MORTGAGEE S SALE. >V.Jt,,.:t lay, July s.^nt 2.30/ Fr. Hold I.md tituat.- ot Caylang Kos.il
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    AITOMOBILISM.
    995 11 RACE BETWEEN NAPIER AND FIAT DESCRIBED. I>• >■ i Lmiu Mm p*>4 ttxec at Urooklands between the Napier BOMM and the big red Kin., ou Monday, June M, the Motor says both tin* representatives were known to be t'a-U j- than any car that had ructd on the track,
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      385 11 MOTOR CARS. ARGYLLS. Adams -Hewitts. Rovers. Full Particulars of Stocks froni the Ageut> SYME So CO., Singapore. Dunlop ftfi^) Motor Tyres, IVIiMV AIMTnRK'I'Q when specifying T> ret LMHA.N .M I 1 H KIM 3 will do well to remember THE LONOEVITY OF BRITISH-MADE DUNLOPS. "OVER 14.000 MILES 14.800 MILES ON
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      511 11 N I ll I W I My li JAPANESE langua ge. il^^^^^^^r-7BM"**|^jnr|['jipj jiL^PttBJK, vji^^^BC? li-wn- ill .lii|>ant»o.* Truosiatimi. Inter prttation. lorre«,M,,.dencc. \pply to f^^PtVKst^LMf^^^^^ Tiatl r l n "■x icto :a stret Central Engine Works, j SII7G-APOBE. DENTIST. AND DENTAL SUPPLIES M i^ j; 0 .J, g onth Canal R^^j^
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      451 12 Scale of Cbarges* I FBEFAID ADVEBTISEMENTB.— MIioeI- U«BCUi%V&uI9 of Etitv OeßCripUon, Homm, i ftaai, etc, to let, are tarried at tbe following ■Ml— One luaertico I l.*o p«r Inch. Two ».00 Three 180 Biz Bin. 1.40 TwelTe 7.80 Twenty tTC 10.00 (Each snbßoqnent month IS per Inoh.) The abore rate
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      489 12 Miscellaneous WANTS. RiTis i— Toar Liau, on or two inMrtloni, |i ■f ths Inch, im Seal* of Chargu. DISPENSER WANTEO. Wanted, a firttclass Dispenser. Applicant witi. examination certificate preferred. Apply to D. Wi c/o Straits Times. r1404 HOUBE WANTEO. Hoaee reqnired, furnished or unfurnished, in or oat of town, containing
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