The Straits Times, 11 July 1908

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    15 1 The Stra its Time s. NO. 22.700. SINGAPORE. SATURDAY. JULY 11. 1908. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      296 1 JUST ARRIVED: ONE four-cylinder, 12-14 h.p., 1908 Model DE DION, Double Phaeton, Side -entrance Body, fitted with Hood, Wind-screen, Lamps and Tools, complete. Prices and particulars on application to C DUPIRE CO./H SE KATZ BROTHERS, Ltd. To-day—, IS THE LAST DAY 4t FURTHER GREAT REDUCTIONS. SALVAGE. AUCTION SALE ship- ?kov:sionb,
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      69 1 Robinson and Company. SANDERSON fiS^ IN MAHOGANY AND TEAK gi 1 1 j^fi Prices, from $55. ALSO FILM CAMERAS. CAT A [.«>(■ IE AM) PRICE LIST SKNT I'OsT KItEE ON A I'l'l.H I Kt\. Robinson and Company. CALEOONIAR HOTEL 77, lirdst ttnxah Roml- .*ingni or*'.at Brightest and Healthiest K. rt
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      236 1 ADELPHI HOTEL. E 0 T El THE ONLY HOTEL IN SINGAPORE TNOER ENGLISH MANAGEMENT. Angle-French Cnnioe English. Cleanliness Ucme Comforts Moderate Term? GUEST NIGHT— EVERY SATURDAY. B\ special de.Hiiv, tlie Plebiscite Dinners are Mag omtiMMd. UuesU slionkl *ct>:\ n\ requests for rdv Special Dishes desired on rr l)ifnre Friday m
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    Traitor's Shame.
    590 2 DEGRADATION OF YOUNG NAVAL OFFICER. Painful Ceremony at Toulon. I I hue i. the ymnii; sub- lieutenant wbo attempted to soil naval defence documents to < ieruiiiny, is to be Kent to Devil*- Island. where Dreyfus was interned, there to undergo bis sencenco of life iriprisonment. On •lune
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    Wireless Despatches from Balloon.
    154 2 The Signal Corps of the United States Army has demonstrated that wirelesH <li spatclios can be received successfully from a balloon. Un May 13, an experiment was made at Washington by Major Edgar Russell, Assiataut Chief of the Signal Corps, Captain Charles S. Wallace, and Lieutenant
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    Cotton in the Philippines.
    187 2 Frederick Lewis, Lieutenant Governor of Bukidnon.Bub-proviDcc of AgusaD, Mindanao, has sent from >lula\balay, to the Philippine liureau of Agriculture a na tuple of Uapas or Xloro cotton, for an examination and test. Governor Lewis reports that the cotton planted in ImpaHsuonK recently is doing well and
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      311 2 HOUSE PROPERTY IS ENHANCED IN VALUE If it is known that the Wood-work has been treated with JuDELITE. The results of 20 years test iv thr Tropics havt- proved that this Preservative is an ABSOLUTE SAFEGUARD tigainat til** attacks of WHITE ANTS. DRY ROT. TEREDO. NAVALIS and DECAY. 1 Gallun
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      160 2 ALBERT L. A. DALEY Undertaker Tomb- Builder 150, Middle Road, Sole Agent lot Messrs Dottridge Brothers, Ltd., London. ***** Telephone No., 619. Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. NBARJBNTRANCE TO BORNKO WHaRF Telephone 1026. Sea stocks ol all kinds ol Frozen Meats, etc., can be delivered to Shipping at the Wharves,
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      649 2 M DELIRIOUS WfTHECZEMA On Chest, Back, and Head— Pain, Heat, and Tingling Were Excruciating—Nerves in Exhausted Condition Sleep Badly Broken, CURE BY CUTICURA SEEMED LIKE MAGIC Worrln cannot pTprr«a the (trntitude I feel for what Cutieura Ki-medicw have W. Adolaiili.. slie \fl!Ty> -*<■.«: >~\~«^ i» Bfteen y<-ara of v ciri',
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      32 2 LAXATINE, the Ideal Pargatire, reoommended by the best medioal anthorities. Easy to take aud oortain in resalu. To be had of all nemista. Wholesale from Tbe r" harm i*»it«ry Road. Sintfaport ISM
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      816 2 GREEN ISLAND CEMENT CO., LTD. Portland Cement. la Casks of 375 lbs. net. Drain Pipes, am shape In Bags of 250 lbs. nil Gntterwavs. Cement Tiles, any pattern. Firebricks, pressed Glazed Paving Tiles. Paving Bricks. Pricon. samples and full particulars will bo forwardod on application v. Agent: W. A. STOP
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    China's Great River.
    869 3 ROMANCE OF THE YANG-TSE KIANG Avenue to an Empires Secrets. As hi* ship enters the broad estuary. 30 miles across, of the Yang-tse Kiang River, the instructed traveller appreciates the trutu and force of the inspiration which led the Chinese to uaiue their great river the Son
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      554 3 BRASIER CARS To Arrive Shortly. ONE 26 HP.. DOUBLE PHAETON. FOUR CYLINDERS, MODEL 1908. 6RAND CAROSSERIE DE LUXE (KING OF BELGIUM STYLE). ONE 15 H.P.. LANDAULETTE. FOUR CYLINDERS. MODEL 19C8 (THE PRETTIEST CAR EVER BROUGHT OUT). READY FOR SHIPMENT. One 80-40 H.P. BRASIER. Double Phaeton, four cylinders. Oiih :SO-1O H.P.
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      325 3 By Special .ftJßiy, Purveyor* to M^V^^B IV^i^B Warrant jzJfSVfK HM X'K K In II Celebrated Oilmen's Stores IB J%F IK PICKLES, SOUPS, JAMS. JELLIES, U IL% I I^B POTTED MEATS. MALT VINEGAR. §H H Agent, for LEA PERRIN'S WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE Crosse Blackwell, Ltd. Netherlands Guttapercha Co. L SINGAPORE RUBBER WORKS.
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    809 4 Name, port, probabli dat> oj im'rai, it Agents. STEAMEKS v a, China. \aii\ W. ttwsftsM Aif.iu, r.vilr;cy, .lnlv 21 Bouatool n ,1. Jolj 19; W. M v Vmliria, llmmbarg, Jnl> H; ItebnMrytr itung, Hambarg, Jnlj II H.im Me..-r l imbo, -I ily 1h Baai \m:uic Cij ten Marseilles,
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      37 4 WELL NAMED. Cliatobatlaaßt'i OaMa, Chalan ,iu,i Di^ r rh h.i Ktuuily i- ji.-i arltat it-, aaaati iiuplic. l-'oi" pains in Am stuiuaoii, ocaaqa colic or di.irrlwoa. it li;is uo i.jual. For sak- by all DirpouMial aud daalm,
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      778 4 STEAMER SAILINGS, j Pa STEAM NAVIGATION CO. Pur China. Japan. Penan*. C«ylon. Australia, India. Aden. Egypt. Mediterranean Ports. Plymouth an.! London Throoßh Bill* zl Lidiur O 3a«d for Cbiu Uf»st, Peraian Gulf. OoakhMOtal, an.i Ira nta t-i-ti). 9 »iscra will leiv3 r ou MAIL LINE lOutirarJ iui < hin,,). 190S
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      695 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. HANDEL AND BCHEEPVAART MY. BANOJER." BANDJERMASIN. The '•.careers of tblc company mamtaiu a regular service between: Singapore, Soirabaya. Bandjermaaln, Pulo Lact. Batik P&pan, Koetei, with transhipment at Bandjermasin for Samplt, Mandawai, Xoemaf, Kotta Wartngln, Djelai. The steamers have good sccomodation tor flrat and second class pasaeogers. Tors C»h
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      489 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD. ANb CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY CO. LTD. i i The CompaiLi-: -;tt»rr. i: iispatcfccj I ftom Liverpool j^-.i-a.-is f.r the Stra...< Chius and Japan overy week, a.:.; frrra Tapan h m>a wards for London, Azjh.-iaa aa.i ialiniß overy fortnight and lot Oe:.j, Marseilles
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      600 4 STEAMER SAILINGS, HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE. HAMBURG. The steamers of this Company mamtaiu a regular service between ITambnn;, Bremen. Antwerp, and Rotterdam, aud the Straits, China and Japan. Homewards, they are despatched fortnightly > for Havre and Hamburg and once a month for Bremerhaven direct, calling at Penang and Colombo. T^kini;
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      822 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. NJLVL. MORDOF.JT CHER LLOYO i.npa.-«ai Qutmma Naal Lao. The fail aad well known imil utfam >r< I this Oompany aail fo/-taigb:ty fro-i U 1 i Hambarg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Soutavn i ton, Gibraltar, Oono», N*plsi, (odu'i Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria, aa 1 rtM mni Pan Said, Saez, Aden, (Mamkj,
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      117 4 Singapore Tide Table. iFbom Jcli 11 to tew 17.i HIGH WATER. LOW WATER Time H'ght Time H'ght lul y hre. mm. ft. ins hre. mm. ft. ins. E^^ '.'l6 v m 10 'i./igam 2.0 b 1! I ,17 pm 9.1 252 pro 4.9 ■ki ,yd», il s4 »»ia»i II iioND*^
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    SHIPPING IN PORT.
    1189 5 I ha«] IktMotlsi iHmUMani .1 >. NtoMaM alt. s,,i|,. bvsH; tuh.— Vil. (MM; I'l't. Crni»»l. llt.t. OlB■(Ml; -VofPa4v: il.i Hum p.nt.BniWl, S I i IHtatn: r*h.- Yrwirh lijr.--fIM«MI Wil. llnti ii ItaL h .i in >p»n.- > it „.i j r urn: v.),. hIo.» hi •ui.««r. I
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    Mails to Arrive.
    106 5 From Eciiope— By the M M. Bteamer Armand Bebic, due July 12 From China— By the M.M. steamer Polytiesien, due July 14. Sll lino une une aue milone mil' aly uly Ingspor" Uno id London 5 P. *O. Jnne 97 9 N. I) L. July S 11
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    Arrival of Passengers.
    63 5 By the Selan^or, Captain Cox, July 11. From Teluk Anson, Miss lioss Smith from Port Swettenham, Messrii. Chang Clieok Tt nt;. F. P. Harris, H. Frauconnies, M.r. J. de limli-t. K. Gamier, F. E. Posth, Donuithore, Si all Eng Tek, E. O. Aogullia, Joo Seng, and Ho
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    Departures.
    50 5 By the Xatuur, July 9. For London, Miss M. F. McDouyall, Miss A. C. Kobertftou, Mr. and Mrs. W. Kelso and four children, Mr. C, 11. Muss, and Ma, Harrison and ma children; for London via Marseilles, Mr. M Hellierand Mr. Irvine Simpson for IVnunj.: Mr. \V. C. Lacey.
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    Mail Steamer Movements
    71 5 Odtvard Fiikm'b Mail. The M. M. company's steamer Armand Behic left Colombo at 'J p.m. on the 7th instaut, and may be expected to arrive here on Sunda\ the 12th iubtaut, at daylight Homeward Fhench Mail. The M. M. company's steamer Polynexien will leave Saigon, at 4
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    Mails Close.
    64 5 Ko» Pi« Hnuit MoNDAT. P..nan(j and Deli Telnk Aanon via ports Stlanqor Peuaug and Calcutta htnik Sang I'lBH 8 pm. 8 i 1 in 4 p.m. Tdkhuat. Batavia La Seyne Swettenham, Penang CMM Sarawak Kuching Malacca and Muar Lady Held V. Hwettenbam via ports Poh Ann H'kong, U'ghai,
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    Clearances.
    181 5 July io Tencer, Brit str, Marseilles, L'cbn, Liverpool Patroclhd, Brit Btr, Chemulpo vit ports Kaue-hima Marl, Jap Btr, Uongkocg, Japan fStandard, Nor Btr, Hongkoog A. L. Treville, Fell str, Dunkirk via ports (J lenoßle, Brit str, Hongkong, Amoy, Swatow Ban Hin Guan, Brit str, Pontianak "deudale, Brit str, Samarang
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      584 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. INDOCHINA STEAM NAY. CO.. LTD. Thk Bi.-am.irH of this Company maintain regular direct service between Calcutta, Straits, Uougkoug, Sbnnghai aud Jupan, taking carfio on throngb Hillr of Lading for Canton, Bwatow, Ainoy, Cbefto, Tieutuin, Newohwang, Yaugtsze Ports, Furtnoaa iho Puilippiues, *c, *o. Steamers Tone Commander Kcthako 4,895 K.
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      525 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. APCAR LSHT" j OK STEAMERS i Tm undermentioned mail stwtravrs of (ha above Line maintain a regular servioe between Calontta and Japan, callia»> at I'enaug, Singapore, Hongkong and Shanghai en route FLEET. Tons Commander h.b. "JiPAR" 9,300 J. (I. OLirmt s.s. Grkoobt Apca ii 4,600 S. H. Beli<on
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      352 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. ctptr: Canadian Pacific Railway Company's Royal Mail Steamship Line THK^NATIONAL HIGHWAY TO EUROPE VIA CHINA JAPAN, CANADA aod tn« HNITED STATISB i Koulc from Hon^hung. via Shaughal, Nagasaki, (Inland Sea of Japan), Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria and Vancouver, lOI.S. "Khpbxhh of Indu" I Twin-screw ate* R.M.B. "EarußH or Japan"
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      276 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. MOTOR CAR AND TURNOUT. The following will be included in the Furniture Sale At LYNDHURST," NO. 12, LLOYD ROAD On Balurday, July IS. at about 3.15 p.m. HUMBER MOTOR CAR A 10/12 HI-, five seated, side-entrance Coventry Hnmber Car, with new Dunlop tyres, and fitted with new Cape-cart
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      193 5 AUCTION SALES. Powell and Co. July 11— At Glencoe, 374, Keppel Harbour, valuable- teak household furniture, etc., at 2-30 p m. Aug 4— At Saleroom, valuable freehold land known as Seugkang Estate, at Linggi, near Port Dickson, at i Ml p.m. H. L. Coghlan and Co. July 11— At 98,
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      175 5 DAY BY DAY Saturday, July 1 1. High Water. 8-9 p.m. Cricket tournament. Civil Service and Law. v. Merchants. Si-lHiifur Races. Third day. 8. O. C. Uutong Cop. Lawn Rowling Tournament. Harmston's Circas 4 and 9-16 p.m. Aihambra. 740p m. Japanese Cinematograph. 7- SO p.m Hariraa Cinematograph. 7-M p.m. Wavang
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    DEATHS.
    59 6 Ali.kn. -Ou July 1, at the Nursing Home. Shanghai. K. B. All, n. partner of Caldbeck. Maeijronor tt nd Company. b>m kLWKIXi Ou.hiue to, at Krishaue, <,>ueeiislaud, Dr. -lames Stock well, of Mussel borough. East Lothiau. L.1i.C.1'.. L.K.C.S., F.diuburgh I uversity. aud liorutto. late Sii|ioriutuudout. Stradbrooke lalaud, ljueeus laud
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    The Straits Times. SATURDAY, JULY 11.
    1094 6 The St raits Tim es. SATURDAY, JULY 11. V patriotic Scotumau sendtt us a copy ot a ne»spa)H-r containing a nummary of the speech delivered by the Moderator of the Church of Scotlaud (Or. Theodore Marshall) on the Julluudur Garrison Church incident, iv which the '2nd Battalion of the onion
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    8 6 Filly t'llilß-M MR 1,.,ik1i,.1 i,,,i.. tli, Colony luri >•;;
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    12 6 The limU i.iilil,.i\ will Dan* iii ii.i.l ..p.i.iti.ni- on w.-.lu, ,U\ in\i.
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    17 6 Tliu output at tbc Hi|iinn Tin oiup.tin, l.ul lor Hi- uwttUi »f Jmm m i II pica]*.
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    19 6 I'ln nii|x)i lati'in settle i*iiil pig* iniiii Urn wrath Stttluuiunbi into the tendency ciist coast oi Mnmatni is ptoMbited.
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    22 6 There were MB pMMMJBia lor M.u •< illes on the (hi'rgeiirs Keunis stcamor Amiral l.atouche Neville, which arriveii from Hai phoug. yi stenlay.
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    24 6 The I. .ulies Hawiag Party ol tin Piaaby tcrian Chinch will meet at the buuao oi MrJames MeKen/.ic Mount KlixMeUi, on Tuesday afternoon ue\t.
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    31 6 liieuleuant Wilsou. of the Koyal Garrison Artillery, has report, I to the iKilice the loss of two riugs ijelonging to >lr-. Wilson one valunl >\i WOO and Urn uttm at MO,
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    28 6 A TooohuH namtil Vm Mi Song waliueii »l>bythe Second Magistral, Mr. C. F. .1. (ire-eu. yesterday, loi jK)ssession ol illicit i-hiindii dross, in a hut at Kalian;; PbMmjj.
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    29 6 Correspondence tehtiaa to the irausler to the (ioveriiiiieiit -of the Widows' and Orphans Pension Fund was laid ou the Wale at Hie Hongkong legislative Council aMSMMJ in -'ml instant.
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    32 6 Some Teochews attacked a llokieu funeral iv Merchant Koad, at II o clock, this moruiug. A warm hght was eugaged iv for a short time, but the Teochew- were eventually beaten off.
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    34 6 A portiou of the ironwork for the new bridge over the river, which has been under construction at the Cleveland Itiidge works, is due iv Singapore, on Sunday, by tin •ti an,- i Flintshire.
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    32 6 The (lohcc have recovered iv a pawnshop ii gold Hug liclougiug to Sergeant Nieol. or the Ore-hard Koad Police SJution. which \\astolen from his ijuarters. The culprit has not vet been detected.
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    42 6 The eDects ot alcohol aud opium ou the human body is to be the subject ol a lecture by Dr. Lim l.oon Keug at the CUdmi Christian Association Hall oa I i iday uexl. Dr. l.iin lioou Keng will speak in .Malay.
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    40 6 Two Chinese uaiued Lok fern and Chan Ah Soli were tried before the District Judge. Mr. E. C. Howard, yesterday, ou a charge of lobbing Ijoc Kweh of a watch, valued at "o 1 in Park Koad. They were BBWOMd.
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    38 6 Messrs. (tiitlnie aud om|<atiy. Limiud. have this morniu-4 rec< i\ed a telegram Erotu \lessr-. Mackie and Couipauy. Histillers. of Glasgow aiuiouucini; that they haw root i*od a Koyal warrant as distillers ol WhMe Horse Whisky to Kiug F.dward.
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    41 6 A universal aud international exhibition is plauued to lake place iv liriissels iv lull). copy ol the tfoawal ptogramiue. showiug the groups and classification of exhibits, may be seen at the t olouial Secretary's office and at the Itolgian Consulate. Singapore.
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    41 6 Over tiuti passengers arriveii from llougkoug, ou Thursday, by the Hritish steamer Kuiusang. Captain K. .1. Culler i-eports that a child passenger died ou .Monday aud was buried at sea. The N.D.L. steamer Loosoek arrived from Swatuw yesterday, with :)8U passeugers.
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    53 6 a Chinaman who was convicted by tinSecond Magistrate. Mr. C. I-'. .1. (ireeu, yesterday, ot theCl of hat ami coat from uuothet Chinaman, an, l sentenced to two weeks ligoiou- iiuprisoument. Uxik hi-, puuishmcut very sorely, lie lay prostrate ou t!i tloor aud refused to mow. so In bad t<>
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    66 6 I i.r Uoiu yuttocdky, a jiartuilly nude eaOM of a native was exposed to publicview ou the banks nt the KaNau-- nv.r within a few yards ot the tramway bridge. As thi-i iv not the h'rut lUjtauct uf a dead body lying opposed to the public ga*.e for hours at
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    63 6 A Chinaman MM arrostvd by a Jctoctive in Victoria Street at 3.30 a.m. to-day, with a long screw driver in his possession. He said that he wa a ricksha pullet aud had bought it to urn ou his rickshu. He was sentenced to a mouths rigorous iuinrisouiucnt by the Second
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    77 6 'file Police huve recovered the watch anil chain stolen from Mr. Stottou. which wen valued at M 6. Tliey MM found iv a pawu shop, and a .lavanc*<- house boy, named Haßsan. was anesteil on i -barges of dis hum' .ll\ NIWBMJI 'md dishoiii'slly ili^|k,klii,; ol tin HI ll< irlH
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    68 6 Messrs. Bouotead aud Company have sent to us a copy of the summarised balancesheet of the London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Company for 1907. It shown that the premiums paid amounted to Ml&ftflBO, and the iutercot on investments WM j9,010. Dividend, übsorbiug iM,SJO, had beeu paid, aud the sum of
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    21 6 i>i. T.C. a. i«;\ t-rton baa km g intuit m .1 I M*£ M) l.abuan. .1- iucilii-.il ullieor.
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    15 6 Mr It 11. Me-< i.lan.l h.. .!.<-• v i|.|,oi.iu-.l Knguwei Survey**, PuMk Work Dcpnri nniit. Hiniaiporv.
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    20 6 Mi W. Kx.tn- i;, iii.i.i i „,,.-i 11,., Malai mm .1 ii,, .i,m'. ..i I,;. npu»nil i>>> nt .Inly i
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    19 6 1.1- UtetUUll I I' VV, i, j,., 1 1" 111 L|i["'Mlt» ll illllHl, TV Itlstl -l|. lor. n'uM.l ■'<• KinHki
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    22 6 lU< kiavool olmnuou »< Wi I. I- Ifevtil lJistrll-1 Otlinl. I 'll I- ti11,,, Mail. l. 1... Ik .ii C\tonded till Vinrinlur I."
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    22 6 j Mr. IL Stfattou Urn Mafatiot Uttioui i I llot liaiah. Malacca, ha had hi i. ji KteuileO for anothei three mouth-
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    25 6 The Kiag bait auooiiitad Mi It, \i l.iiyaul. to be His Majesty s Consul I n, r»l lor the Philippine Islands, to rwtitli at Manila
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    21 6 Mr. U. llolilen. Su|Kiiuleuilenl oi Woriui iiid Survey-. Province WeUealay, has been .ippoiuted to act in tin- s.tme capacity at Singapore.
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    23 6 Mr, M. Hellier. lus|Krtoi of School-. Mug;i pore ami Malacca, on leave for nim mouths, to be taken after three moatli raoatiua Ic.-im
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    25 6 llisF.\c«:lleiiey tlietioveriiorha- u< oguis. provisionally Mr. \a^'e rlvabnc a- actiiig consul for Di iimark at Singapora 'luring the abseiiei- of Mr. S. id. the Consul.
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    30 6 \t a meeting ol Lllfi lOUUcil ul Urn U ll loloni.il lustitute, Mr. Hoary S, V\liitiihou« aud Mr. A. Wallis WUaua, oi :i,, I .deinl.il Malay stiitt won olcctcd Kellowu.
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    36 6 aplaiu .1. W. '.elsou. ted Loyal tti i l\> lit Iteginu nt. B* been i.ianUil It aye of absence from Ooto'inr J.i to Nom-iulii i On November tt, ti <■ regiment is expected to arrive iv India.
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    32 6 Admiral Sir Arth v- Moon had Hie honour ot brin received b\ Hi- Mai'-st\ the Kiag ujhiii r, UaqoiaiiißK ii- appcrintineut a- Uotuinaudir in Chief. liiua. at Ihlokiugliaui I'alaee. ou June IV
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    36 6 The tiovi nun Ua/.etU ••oiitaiiis tiie appointmeut ot \h K. J. Hartlptt. \msi,uihi Principal -m.! s, i. ou M.i-t, r, Kaflle luati tution, to u!t i~ I v ,-l.ir ol Schools. Singa|iore aud .Malai -i ,i
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    40 6 U iw ot ab-' i ,-c. ou the inieii'lilion uf ii medical hoard, la granted to Moound l.iiuteuant N. I. Whitty. 2nd Uuyal W,-.| Kent Kegiuicut. from July 111 u> Septi ml,, V, (o prooi il to .1. i\. i
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    29 6 Mr. I ..1 l-i-ott- deputy Colonial Kngnie. and surveyor-* ieneral, I'euaug, ha- bun granted leave of absence lor si\ monthwith half -alary, to !>, t.iKe" after Uinw mouths vacation -avc
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    31 6 Wi. K.lwin I'll, ii. Su|m linUudeiit ul tin Xi loimutory, who waaaaMtiltu] bmtalij un Thursday, id getting ou nulwttdidly .it Urn Hospital, eonsideriu^ the ifillimilimn u.ilm, of the wound In u-eeivrd
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    38 6 lh< upi'ijiuliui ill- d Mi < <i. i" .ii i as I >eputy < olouial Eugiiieei ami Kurveyoi ieucral. I'enaiiy. aud of Mr. .1 Martin Ul act as Superintendent ot w orkx ami Kurvi i, I'rovince Wnlliwlwj. arc gazi tW'd.
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    37 6 Captain tiiant. Jud ltoyal West h l: ut Kegimeiit, will be the Visitor at the l>eleii tion llarracks for the ensuing week. The Field Officer will be Captain C. R. In. run. "Jnd Koyal West Kent liegimcnt.
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    39 6 The [mil doo li. l.ayng. \w Ukuowu to all visitors at liwatow, UM lett for holm ithuut any hope of n turning. HU Ii i. ml-.. foreign aud Chiue-e uuiU-d in pn .< ntm; 1 him with a valuable Ustimoiiiul.
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    34 6 uianiagc ban been .uraugeil mhl Wlil shortly take [rlaiffl betweeu Mr. D. (i. l!o^e ol Soiirabaya, .lava, aud Mai) Heli.nu Henrietta, elder danghte-i of Mr. Adam IXiwfc I |„ll in,| for k of ~..n,.i,.,,1,-.
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    70 6 Ihe 'leatli vi Mr B li. Allen ne ul tlv ■IHMBI ia bhaufjh.il oi W. l>, i Macgru;;oi aud Company 'jeeurred i" hai ou U)._ 1.-.t m^taut Un immediate out bein" tumour yu thu braiu He wab hi^hl popular iv Shaughai dud had beeu a rakidmf there a long time.
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    43 6 Out ot a total of 1*476 appeal.-! iuj MMB which awaited the incite- whl n they rt ,i- :.euil)led tor the Trinity term, tli, Kppi ;r numbered 120, a figure which R by l.n Ul lowi.-st ii-cordeil for si veral year-- M t
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    44 6 It is reported that Messrs. BoWUtll. Kiskiue and Company, Lhl .have secuieil tin contiai-t foi- the supply ot mml materials for tin mem building ot tlw Hongkong Hotel .>ni[)anv. I. til. The OOntnut is -ii.il,, at ill to I ion fid sum ,f iiiMMi-v
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    34 6 ilay. the I'rrak OUicial iiasily MOOOntcid loi the Federal üßicials and the I notliuiuls defentiug them by I*l runs to 6'>. Sayers who retired at 43, was the chief eoutribiitui to the winuing total.
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    47 6 Stortu ha\'_ been missed from iilakrtL Mati belougiu..; to the Royal Garrison .Vr'iJ. lery. A i-hiuamau was charged before, the Si,coud Magistrate, Mr. C. F. J. Orcou tliic morning, with dibhoue&tly retaining a powder Leg ixslouniut! to the- K.'r. Evidence v.j tlk'JU aod lh' ut t.':. CMb
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    ROYAL GARDEN PARTY.
    154 7 OMISSION OF MR. KEIR HARDIES: NAME. The Labour Party and ihe Lord Chamberlain. |lU :i«h'h Tiliovam i .-.irloi. July 10. la MJW Hi ■oi tl oi» inn ul the uaiiM of Mr K'nil llaidi. IjMOMI HMMI r Mf Merlhyr TyUil. Iron. Ih. in ittti.ni Ul ;ln |;,,j
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    OLD=AGE PENSIONS.
    57 7 Measure Passed by the Huusc of Commons. 1 1 ;»i-i kk's Tklk.,:. i-i London. July In. Tin: lloiist ol CoMimi.iis MM read the Old Age Pensions Hill a third tune by 813 voles to in. Mmi} ol the I nioni-'s „.i.-.l with the maiorilv. bill Mi lUlftmi and
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    CANADA AND THE ALL=RED ROUTE.
    41 7 CANADA AND THE ALL= RED ROUTE. |K»rT»«'v TmMMUm] London. July 11. Tin UMMMMM 1 1. mis.' of I oinmuus has; carried by 10! i voles to 17, a motion by the I'romier. Sir Wilfred Laurier. iv l.ivour of All lted MM.
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    ADJOURNMENT OF PARLIAMENT.
    32 7 I HMrfMII nUMUJU l.oudou, July 11. i Mr. \s.|iiith has tiimiMniili that Parlia- meut will ad|oiini uu August 1. ami that the Autumn S^sion trill bcj'in on lobcr 11,
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    DIPLOMATS TO MEET.
    61 7 Das t ia i 1 1 -ii k I.L'iui Tmlbouaml lierliu, luly I" I It is now auuuuuci'd ..Ilieiully that the lUihau loiei^n .Mini.l.-r and the I'oreign MMMMCfnr Xtistro Hungary tSiguol I ittoui aud Bwtum VUH '>'. nthal< will meet M. I I -volskv Uk I! 1
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    GERMAN NAVY LEAGUE.
    40 7 I'm: UaTMIATUH;** 1. 1. oil' TmuMHUM MOM, July ID. tMMM of the bran. MM alUhdted to the ••ermau Navy LjMJMB IWTC withdrawn owiau to dillieultics bavin;; arisen concerning Havana, which liatl wHnurawa previously i Irom the UmMMO
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    CENTRAL ASIAN RAILWAY.
    37 7 |DM U.vlAsl.Mls. 11l LLoVI. TKLKi.kIM li. rlin. July 10. The liu-,sian MWMMJMI MMM declares that the MHMHM MMIMnI for tin Central Asiau liailway. which will link up Caleuttu with Haku. have been guaranteed. J
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    IMPROVED STOCK MARKET.
    34 7 IMPROVED STOCK MARKE T. |Daa Ostahiatischi Lloyu TilhohMM, 'uly I". The UJUil.ct lor onsuls and lui|iei'ial Loan:, has iujpi*"\td ouciderablv. ami there MM been i> jm-ihl deal ol bui >v iIMW in all .lock
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    CENTRAL AFRICA.
    19 7 IDh UuiASUMbcßi Llu\u Te-.inuAM' Berlin. July 10. Ihe frineip»l cbied ol Ovaiubu!»ud, in hav^ acknowlodgtd German protection.
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    M. DELCASSE.
    28 7 I Die Obtasiatischi Lloyd Tilhuka-,i Kcrlin. July M, Ihe Pull Mall UmMMI urges the uppuiul uiuut uf M. Delcassi' as I reach Xmbassadtr la Hi, .lames
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    OBITUARY.
    24 7 D«h iKi»,i\ri-. iik l,i' vn TaUMMAM i:. > U.i I mI;, in the M Oil „i ,n. I ol tli. DmhmM Albrccht ol BruuswicL.
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    Royal Garrison Artillery.
    59 7 Thu distribution of tin r< HongkuogSingapore Battalion lU»\ai <>airisou Artillery is now: No. 1 Compauy. Captain A. K. Y. Kirkpatrick. Mauritius; No. J Company. Captain O. F. C. Finch. Uongkong No. 3 Company, Captain J. H. M Btasley, Hongkong Ko. 4 Company, Captain G. Badhaui-Thom-Uill. SlngaiKirc iu
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    MALAY STEET MURDER.
    461 7 Accused Acquitted on the Capital Charge. At five MMM tv MMM o clock, last evening, the special jury at the Assize* returned a unuuimous verdict ot guilty of culpable homicide not amounting to murder, against Kichituro Jugi, a Japanese, indicted fur the murder uf a JafMMM woman,
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    MARRIED BY MISTAKE.
    466 7 Divorce Petition Against a Perak Engineer. In the Divorce Division uu .luue 17. the President hud l>< For* him the MMMi uf Maud Felicia liiurar, daughter ut a boardinghouse keeper of South Kensington, who sought to have In r marriage with Mr. Charles William Mall, a mining
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    Thieving Ricksha Coolie.
    147 7 A little Jewish gU gave evidence before the Second Magistrate, Mr. C. F. J. (ireeu. this murniug, against a Hokieu ricksha puller, suyiug that she saw him take a silver neckl;iie from the neck of another Jewish uirl about ivtoymisut age. uauicd Lstlu-i Alassey, ami put it
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    Export of Tin from Perak for June.
    22 7 Tiu 0,^79 PicuL 37 Catties. T'n-ore 81,961 Piculs W Cmw. Put.- dOo.lTl boliart 66 Cent*.
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    Suicide at Ipoh.
    856 7 FINANCIAL WORRIES CAUSE OF TRAGEDY. A Jury Returns a Verdict of Suicide Whilst Temporarily Insane. |hn i Ow» Ommmmi.) Ipoh, July K. The lorouei i, pin into the lii.nin htunouh attending i\v -I. atl> i>f MB late 111. John Cross, of linjh, was MM* >l at Ipoh
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    The Fire on the German Mail.
    144 7 From investigations made, yesterday morning, it has been ascertained that the damage caused by the fire on the North (ici'tiiau liloyd steamer Scharnhorst was inovi' veii,,tis t.han whs «t first expected. The mail liners of this Company provision for the round trip before leaving
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    24 7 The appointment of Mr. Tbo Ping-lung aa Consul-Oenera! of China for the Straits SettlamonU. to rueide at Singapore, has beet proved by the Kh_g.
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    Singapore by Night.
    1135 7 SEEING THE SEAMY SIDE OF THE CITY. Wandering Around Native Quarters. Two wmu;: persons were leauiug against the railings at the end of Johnston's Pier glauc iug at the phosphorescent light* that shim mcrod mi tin -teething waters churned by tin m i r\\ ul .i pusMUg
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    AT THE SAILORS' HOME.
    351 7 Out of -Work's Explanation of How he Lives. MmX I'ishcr and O. Savage uppcaruil before Uio Third Magistrate, Mr. K. B. C'oluiao, yuuterday aftcruoou, uu i-liar^r uf tin -ft from tl»' Sailors' Home. Acting Si recant l.ittlr stated that the Deputy Public Prosecutor had decided that
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    MALAY DICTIONARY.
    320 7 Abridged Edition of a Standard Work. The F.M.S. Government Press, at kuala Lumpur, have issued a new Romanised Malay-English dictionary, compiled by Mr. R. J. Wilkinson, whose larger work, in two volumes, ia known to evory student of Malay. It is an abridged edition ol the larger work,
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    F.M.S. TIN RETURNS.
    228 7 i Export Statistics from Perak aud Selangor. Ihc advance statement ot weight uf Mm tin and tin-ore exported from the Federated Malay States during Jauuary to June, aud ot duty collected thereon, as compared with j the corresponding period of tho previous year, baa been forwarded to
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    U.S. PRESIDENCY.
    113 7 NOMINATION OF MR. W. J. BRYAN BY THE DEMOCRATS. Party Platform Includes Opposition to Orientals. IRinns's Tiliorabi| London, .'nly 11. The Democratic Convention at Denver ha« nominated Mr. W. J. Kryan as IVuiocratu candidate for tin Presidency by an ovor ■Wahg majority The purty platform iavuur* the reduction
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    375 7 Big Vote for Lighters and Plant for Penang. The next meeting of the Legislative Council will be held on Friday, the ITtli instant. The following are the Order* of the Day 1. Motions by the Colouial Secretary: (1) That this Council approves a further vote of 10,000 for
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    RUBBER MARKET.
    186 7 Resumption of Sales after Whitsun Holidays. In their circular dated London, June Immnm. tiuw. Wilson aud Stautou report:— After the throe weeks' interval, on account of tlie Whitsuu holidays, tlie offerings were on a rather large scale, and since tho la-t auction the market has declined generally tv
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    Prisoner's Remarkeble Statement.
    103 7 Not much MiiMM MM taken at tliu in.pi.st iutu (lie- death ul Murugan PtUaV, In I'l by tlio Coroner. Mr. Aluxaudcr Oeutlc. yesterday, but there wi re some mMNHMmJ il< vcliipmcntfl. liani.ix.niiv. alias I'.ikm. MNM DmmMKJ. and I'fxin.iianiy, whn MM MMMnI tlio utlu i lay with attempted
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    41 7 The Dutch Btcond-claba cruiser Kouingin Kegentea, Captain F. Pinkt, arrived froit I Batavia. juat Wore noon, yesterday, nai unchanged salute* with the port. She ba a. dis>p!*c«j»Mit of 5,38* tecs, crew of 208, I tixt«cu guns and f ,290 tori* powm.
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      24 8 New South Wales won the inter-state chess match against Victoria. Score New South Wales, 4 wins, 4 draws Victoria, 4 draws.
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      Swimming.
      44 8 Swimming Club Launches. The Swimming Club Launches for next Sun day, the I'ith iustant, will run as under: From Johnston's Pier 8, <J and 10 a.m., 2.:)0 aud 3.30 p.m., returning from Bungalow 8.30 and U. 30 a.m., 12.15, 3 and 5.80 p.m.
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      Association Football.
      74 8 R.A T.A.C. v. National Union. A te.im of the Royal Army Temperance Athletic Club played the National Union at a friendly game of soccer on tho Reclamation Ground yesterday. Tho R.A.t.A.C. proved the better team and scored two goals, though at times it looked as if tho National
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      Lawn Tennis.
      68 8 S.C.R.C. Tournament. Tbe result of yesterday's play in tbe S.C.H.C. Lawn Tennis Tournament is ah follows: CII\MI'IONSHIP. Kiong Chin Eug beat Tan Soo Bin C 3. ■B—o, l—o. C Sini.lks, Kinal. Boon Lim Seng owe 1 beat Wee Tiang Kcat scr. (w. o.) To-day's. Ties. I: Doi'bles. Yeop
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      Hockey.
      114 8 5.C.C. 2nd XI v. k a. A. and R.E. A mixed oleven of the R.O.A. aud U.K. op[x>scd a second eleven of the S.C'.C. in n uiuU'h on the Esplanade, yesterday. The La mm was faiily fast and well ronti^ttil. both teams showing good form, and being of about
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      Rifle Shooting.
      63 8 Singapore Ladies' Shoot. The following are tho scoreß made by Singapore Imliis at a practice shoot on Thursday. The tiring was at the 100, 150 and 2(iO yards ranges .MI'S. .1 .lli«i Miss C'oiirtland Anderson Mrs. s.ilim.i.il Lady Kvrlyu Young Mrs. C. Abrams Mrs. Curtis Mrs. Vcuuiug Thomas
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      Singapore Hunt Club.
      109 8 Proposed Oymkhana. It ia proposed to bold a Gymkhana at Ty< rsall l'oln iroiiml, on Saturday, July IS. at I ii.ni. (ttiitltiuin competiug miiHt be nn infers of the Hunt or Polo Club, or Officers of the Hr|>inieuts. There will be an entrance fee of 92 for
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      Rowing.
      103 8 Double-Sculling Races. TUe draw for the double-sculling races in connection with the Singapore Kowing Club has resulted a-> follows: Fiiist Hut. Out>-iilo station boat No. 1 Messrs. Blair and <)il>bs. Middle station boat No. 2 Messrs. Carpentor iiiul Simpson. Insidi' station boat No. 3 Messrs. Wald and Staar^aard. Skcond
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      Chess.
      160 8 Singapore v. Bangkok. The following is the position in the cable chess match between Singapore and Bangkok II; v Lopez. White (Singapore.) Black (Bangkok.) 1. P— K 4 P— K 4 2. Kt- K B 3 Kt— Q B 3 3. B— Kt 5 Kt— K B 3 4.
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      Athletics.
      86 8 Prolonged Tug-of-War. On Thursday afternoon last, in the course of an inter comp.iny tug ot war competition, now proceeding in the 99th Infantry, one pall lasted one hour and twenty-five minutes. Of the two company teams, tbe winners i.lats) were slightly lighter than thu losars ißajpute.) So far as
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      179 8 S.C.C. Tournament. There was no play in tbe S.C.C. Lawn Uowliug tournament yesterday, owing to lawn being too vet. Yesterday's tics will be played next Thursday. The following arc the tics for next week Monday's Ties. Sism.k Handicap. G. I Holden Webb 1 2 v. E Appleton 5
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    FOOTBALL CUP TIE.
    651 8 Royal Garrison Artillery Beat the Recreation Club. By beating tin- Singapore Recreation Club on tin 1 Ksplanwli last evening, the Royal Garrison Artillery have won their way to the final round of the Singapore Association Football Cup Tic. Ou Tuesday next, they will meet the West Kent*
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    25 8 Messrs. Stanley Arthur Lane, John Bowman, Arthur Woolmore and William Ronald Young have had their names added to the Commission of the Peace for Singapore.
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    Foreign Missions.
    641 8 CHRISTIAN CIVILISATION FOR NATIVE RACES. national's Reply to J. A. B. C. The following correspondence arises out of J. A. B. C.'s letter on Foreign Mission* printed in our issue of July 2 ,To the Editor of the Straits Times. Singapore, July 9. Sir, la defending the faith,
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    277 8 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Singapore, July 10. Sir, To a person with some experience of religious discussions, I may say the matter is more to be avoided than courted, because, beyond the exercise of wit amongst the disputants, the result is generally nil, and does more harm
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      87 8 MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF VALUABE FREEfIOLD PROPERTIES, On Tuesday, July SI, at 2.30 p.m. ORCHARD ROAD. Valuable Freehold Land, area: 8,5<>8 squire feet, together with the large subs'antinl bu-inesti prea ises erected thereon »ni kn>«n as No*. 170-1, 170 3, 70S and 170-4, Orcharl Road, Singapore. SCOTTS ROAD. Valuable Freehold Land,
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      163 8 The following wholesale druggist will supply the retail trade: MAYNARD Co., Bingapore, S.S. HARMSTON'S GRAND CIRCUS. LOCATION-BEACH ROAD. Last few Nights of this Great Show in Singapore. AGAIN TO-NIGHT, AT 9.15. OUR NEW PROGRAMME. Acknowledged to be better than the first. The Frautz Troupe in Two Nt m Acts. Jennie
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      183 8 AGENTJrVANTED. O'd-established Nottingham Lace Manufacture! desires to engage Fir>t-c!ass Agent for selliDg Laces, Valenciennes, Torchons, etc. Onh experienced Agenis with A.I references, well introduced to the best hous-s, are requested to write to \V. Ji. Haggaley, Nottingham, England. Con- spondeuce in English, French and German. IMI HOSPITAL ASSISTANT WANTED. WanteJ,
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      169 8 MUNICIPAL NOTICE. The Mmiiii]>»l Oommi*MOiiiT« mi ;t j t.-cl -r- for tb>; nupply of Gulvain/.i-d Wroughtlrou j Wa'er Tubing, Tube Special* ami Water I Fitting. nf the Specifieatiun, ani condition* ■uhl Form of Tocd-rwith Bobadula, together I with prcpfrly endi>rsed cnvelo; M, may be obtiinfd *t thu Office of tin:
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    CHURCH SERVICES.
    416 9 (Sunday, July 12.) I". 1 mi 'ti <!:'.ri>ll j 1.1 m li.N oran I J 10 p ro. 4andaj lam) ■1 M p.m. i:\c-u-viiLjaiiil Serum. St. SI Lncn.— ll-U ajn. Foo I- 1J p.m. Evensong aud Samoa. Gun.; .11 Bund tad Holy ommanloo At 7 a. in nd»j
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    St. Andrew's Cathedral.
    111 9 St. Andrew' s Cathedral. Choir Notice. Fourth Sunday After Trinity. 1. MUl\> IM' I. II »JtT. liist Laawn i Sanw i Mi Second Uawn \'-ts W 11. 1-16. lI>IUU 7-4"i x.y.- Uou COXXI vi. ..s (CUUBAL). Intr.rlt I-' 1 a the llait. >k-ivicc Simiu Hyum in Offertory »ft llymi at
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    die Malayan Anti Opium Plant.
    157 9 \n intnnwUm ii"t<- 111 thai intnrrrtlng periodical ih. K. v. DaUetin vi i ii teilt oonceniiug the ao-caUeJ Malay in AntiOpium I'lani TIU» prodnot of U)< jnngli nays the l>aily Cbrouicle, liasabn ady v rim to hope and anticipatioß iin'oiu; uiiadonarieM mid others in the
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    Mistaken for a Hog.
    104 9 rhuln-ul.ii Collector al Manila lim m> oaivod word that Rafael liosilio. >iit>ii>cor of tin i iist.nu^ coMer s ila. wa* troanoed whou out ou a iumtiiii, 1 expeditioa on the isl.uul at ->an^i Sangr Soiitliierß I'hilipp in r.li fOWt Leooor of the Conrtabalnry, it IB*, "li-t
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    15 9 Special precautions in bains t.iK v iv siiul.i againut unall-pox, which is becoaiiag > I ;;ib.
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      93 9 Gambicr buyer- I 7.2.~> do (Cube No 1 unpirke-i ll.;!J_. Ooora Ba!i 8.85 3o Pontia'jiK &M Ptpper, Blaak 10.70 do White 6% haynta ITJI Sago Floir SsrswAi: IMj do Bran,., N i 2.;*) Pcaii Sa^o 8.85 1 Coffee Bali picked 2-i.OO Cotfce, Palerabsnii M% ba^it nom. Coffee. Libcr^an 24.00
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      EXCHANGE.
      123 9 Le-.lon-Bnak 4 ml' 2/4-^ Demand 2/8 Private 8 lu 2/4 j do 8 bi/a ,t. •Jn Own jriy— Bank d/d 286J Private 8 m;s 240J do 8 m/s 242J On Hr <-.:,— Bank d,d '291 Private 8 m/s 285J do 6 m/a 298 On India-Bank T. T. 171 Private
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      DEBENTURES.
      47 9 Icwartb Eraklne t% 1600,000 3% prom, tiiley Hargreareg t% 215,000 2% prem Spore Electrio Trainw»\ b Co., Ltd. i% 350,000 nominal Singapore Mnniolpal 8% 400,000 10% prem 4% 1,678,000 3% prem 4 5 i 1,600.000 5% prem 4% 801,909 l%dianotn. Slraitß EneiceeriDg Syd..L'l 3% 45,000 par.
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      MINING.
      329 9 L<a!C Of forma_ton Capital j£™ ,gg C..,^ Qcoitiion 1903 1807 i-0i 190? 1907 1901 1906 '905 i9oe 1906 1906 i 906 1907 1904 1907 1905 .-Of ;-ss .act 1907 1907 1906 1899 1907 190 i ♦W.OOO «SOO,OOO »COO,OOO £400.000 «100,000 £?0,000 £100,000 ♦150,000 £120,000 £30,000 0430,000 £250,000 £100,000 mo.ono
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      RUBBER.
      344 9 1903 IMA 1904 1808 1906 1904 1309 1906 19C6 1907 ::oe isoe I<>9» i9oe 1906 1904 I .<■.:> IMJS im 1906 1404 I»CJ 50,000 1200,000 £30.000 £70,000 1150,000 £12,00U <e::,sco 1310.000 £160,000 £3JC,000 iUS.QoO £100.000 L.M.OIX> 1230,000 CSO.OM »lO<V Ci «30.0U>MSo.<«< HOIW i'IIO.GUO •20.00 a *80.Wl 11 1 I
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      52 9 A GOOD SUGGESTION. Carry > bottlr of Cbamberlain'ii toll-. Cholera aad IMarriwea Baasatly in yoir haud loi;i;age wl»':i Iravtiiliog. It oaaßotbeob- i.iv.l .m Inxiiil the liaiu \ov. w thea ii proteetad i^iiu^t .itu Iv of .i. which chang ol watat an 1 ik\ i iirin^s on. For aale fcjr all
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      56 9 WassiamullAssomuluco Have Removed TO THEIR NEW PREMISES. OPPOSITE. No. 56 and 57, High Street. ENTIRELY NEW STOCK UNPACKED. ■"■WL*. SOMETHING Ha\ «oj(^H HuvvH ajCBBm lEv* the s P fcC al request of (vS^Slsgj^S^-^* our customers, SLEDGE Brand MILK is now packed in tins half the usual size. OBTAINABLE K\ KKVWHERE.
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      212 9 Whiteaway, Laidlaw Go Ld. SUPERIOR GOLDFILLED JEWELLERY. ODABANttBD M YEARS WMAM. GENTLEMEN'S ALBERT?. $3, $3.50, $4, 5.25. \fi A LARGE VARIETY OF CURIf BRACELETS SET WITH PEARLS RUBIES AND TURQUOISES. La Reina del Oriente Cigars. '-~C HE HAD EVBRYWHERE. I:i>- Dtlemaa above has thought bis forehead iuto bump. H>- has
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    1584 10 MYSTERIOUS MURDER CASE IN BURMA. Wanderings of a Police Official Iv my last letter I described bow I hud just received my order for a change of station, one of the uprootings which are a feature of life in this service, says a contributor to the columns
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    44 10 At the end of last month, Mr. M. C. Koning left Batavia for Australia as representative of the Koyal Dutch Packet Navigation Company, which has just begin running a line of steamers between Java and the Commonwealth. Mr. Koning will be stationed at Sydney.
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      628 10 BANKING COMPANIES. I CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. Paid op Capital in 60,000 Shares of £»eaoh £1,200,000 Reserve Fund ..£1,523,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £1,200,000 BANKERS. BaDk ol England. National Baok of Scotland. Tbe London City A Midland Bank. Ltd. SINGAPORE BRANCH. OnrrcDt Aooonnts
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      307 10 BANKING COMPANIES. HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. (•aid-up Capital tis.ooo.ooo RESERVE FUND Sierlinp Reserve 115,000,000) fl „>« .y^ Silver Reserve •18,600,000J W 8 600 000 ieserve Liability of Proprietor! 115.000,000 COURT OP DIRECTORS. Hon. Mr. Henry Keswiok. Chairman. E. Ooetz, Esq. Deputy Chairman. E.G. Barrett, Esq. 0. R. Lenzmann,Esq. C.
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      318 10 Hkaimi-uk occurs in many forms and is produced by various causes. Thure are sick headache, bilious headache, nervous headache, etc. Steams' Headache Cure cures all. DE SUMATRA POST." Published daily at Mediu, Deli, is tht LEADING paper in Sumatra. 6 SELF CURE NO FICTION) MARVEL UPON MARVEL 1 NO SUFFERER
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      454 10 Straits Cycle Motor Co., 15, BATTERY ROAD. Enamelling, Plating and General Repairs by Skilled Workmen. Electrical Plant Accumulators Charged. Motor and Cycle Requisites, Oils, Grease, etc., etc. Carbide of Calcium, Gasolene Lamps, Mantles, Sewing Machines, Punlnp Cycle Tyres. AGENTS: Smith Premier Typewriters. Star Cycle Co., Ltd., Wolverhampton. THE CHEAPEST HOUSE
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      549 10 SALES BY AUCTIOH. AUCTION SALE vm HOt'SEHOI.D FUtNITt RK, At No. 38, Sophia Road, Saturday, July 11, at I p.,,, Now on view. H. L. Coghlan&Co., Licensed Auctioneers anl Surveyor*. AUCTION SALE OF A FILL.S IZED "El REKA" BILI.IAKD TABLE, BY BURROI QH AND WATTS At Messrs. H. L. Cop
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      174 10 The Straits Times, AND The Straits Budget. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Payable in Advance. Daily issue per yoar $80.00 do per quarter 7.50 do per month 2.60 do per copy 10 Weekly issue per year 12-00 do per quarter 8.00 do per copy 25 When sent by post, there is added for
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    345 11 NOTES AND NEWS OF INTEREST TO MOTORISTS A New Mono- Rail System Thr mouorail '-y-teiu. invented by -Mr. Howard Ifauscl Tunis, is being seriously considered for an elevated luur-track liij«lip. „l road from New York to Newark. N.J. The general featureH of the Tun in system are its traction
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    158 11 A New Policy in the North. At Mio annual meeting of tin- Nortb Kastern Automobile Association mini discussion took place on a IMNi decision of in iyistr;iti- at Hexham aud Darlington, Im had expressed a view that certain arbitrary speeds, lower Mian tbe legal speed limit, were all that could
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    176 11 Horses and Motor- Cars. That motorists are not the foes of the hurw is well-known although many people iv Singapore swear this is not so— and the fact that the Ml chairman of the Automobilo Club is to preside at the Kichmond I l'ii s, Show need occasion uo surprise.
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    216 11 Motor Patents. The report of the Comptroller Oeneral of Patents, Desigus and Trade Marks, which has just been issued, shows that there was a falling off of about 1,000 applications for patents in 1907 as compared with 1906. The number of readers who used the excellent Library at the Patent
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    333 11 Rivalry in (io >d Work. The rivalry le' ween the various organisations concerned with motoring in being of service to the movement should conduce to the exposure of many grievances that have hitherto been but indequately brought to public notice. Both the Ii.A.C. and the M.U. are apparently watching every
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    98 11 An India u exchauge states that the total number of persons in receipt of relief in liengal is 15,000; in the L'nitc-d Provinces, 1,0.-i9,f100 in the Punjab, 2,o<K> in the Central Provinces, 8H.000 Bombay. 7,<MM) in Madras, 1 ,imi and iv Central India. 149,000 total, I.:ii>l.ii.".ii. I'lio Kombay Government have
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      479 11 INSURANCE Companies. CANTON INSURANCE OFFICE LIMITED. Capital Babscribed .12,100,000 Amount paid-ap 500,000 Reserve (and 1,875,000 Head OrncE, llokoeoro. Tbe undersigned, having been appointed \genta of the above Company, are prepared tc woept Marine Risks at ocrrent rate*. BOO6TEAD 4 Co..— J»«ifi. LONDON AND LANCASHIRE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital *i,290.000 Paid
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      537 11 Miscellaneous NOTICES K»TV- Mtiuli, fid per in-h. BabM<)uant montba. Eft. For tkorMr pariodi Vain of Cb&rftOM. NOTICE. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that my wife, Mrs. Adeline Billan, having left my lionae I and protection, I shall not be responsible for j :inv debt or debts- contracted by btr from this
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      307 11 Central Engine Works, I SILENT SIX-CYLINDER. 20 H.P. STANDARD Java and bumatra rf( C. r. r. We 3 me and tftkcstuc llillß m Mkfwm* level ground s and Co., 168-169. ORCHARD ROAD. tm M bHW to have a trial ruu on tlii- MAKVKLI.OIS Car aud text its merits for yourself.
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      556 12 Scale of Cbaroes. VREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS.— MIaoeIItaeoui: Wante ot Erery Deaorlpkion, Houses, lul, etc., to let, are inserted at tbe following One Insertion I I.M per incb. Two *.00 Ibrte 3.80 Six S.M Hme (.to Twelrc 7.J0 Twenty five 10.00 (Ea'.h ;ib3cqutnl month IS per Inch.) The above rate is based
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      472 12 Miscellaneous WANTS. Bins:— Four Lints, on> or two Uuarti?9i ILfl Bf the Inch, Me Bnli ot ChaifM BAFE WANTED. Wanted, a large second-bar order. Api>l\ S. A.. c,'oPtrai'= 1-.29 CHINESE SHORTHANO WRITER ANO TYPIST .WANTED Wanted, a tnorcugl.!.\ exi-eit Chintz Snort- hand Writer and Typist. Ktpl.ts to =tite fall particulars,
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      592 12 TO BE LET OR SOLD. B»ri —Pom Llno>. ons or two limrtion |< Bf ths Inch, Mkl* of ohH(*s. HOUBE TO LET. No. 4, Mount Rome. Apply Raffles Hotel. c9Bl HOUBE TO BE LET. No. 1, Oxley Rise, to be let. Apply Meyer Brothers. 1149 ROOM TO LET. Room snitable
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      608 12 ir Straits Immigration Syndicate, SECTION K. GAVANAGH BRIDGE BUILDINGS, SINGAPORE. CABLE ADDRESS: IMMIGRATE. CODE A.B.C. STH. ED. USED. WE supply strong, heahhy Javanet cooli. s for Estates and Mines. WE undertake all formalities required by tlie Xetherlanda CTOverament and thus save our customers troubU- and inconvenience. We do tliis free
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      230 12 Syrup of Raspberry PIKELV MADE OF GUARANTEED NATURAL RASPBERRY JUICE ANO SUGAR. Mixed with iced water or Bcxla water, it forms very palatabit it tri-lingaud healthy drink, w l.icL is no doubt the lnost Minable beverage for hot clin.au -v It also form» a deliciou 1 inurcdicnt for ice crv.itn
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      100 12 JAPANESE LANGUAGE. Lessons in JafMCK. Translation. later pretation. WW^luudMiec. Apply to T(a<lur. c c 51. V ctoria Strict. 1:.7." SINGAPORE LIGHTING uUMrANY. wholesale AM> RETAIL No. 20. DEALSBS, Raffles riact. We have a larire stock of Gae, Benzine and Acetylene Lamps ol even design. Mantles. Globes and Burners of every
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