The Straits Times, 29 July 1908

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    13 1 The Straits Times NO. 22.715. SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY. JULY 29. 1908. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      422 1 "The highest testimonials in regard to reliability! and lasting qualities 1 lia^ fthcaji been written in favour of -2-DE DION BOUTON.-™ The Commi ki m Motoi, June I. 19<>8. says: "We cannot be accust il of bi-stowing undue praise, when we say that the De Dion Bouton Company has aiways
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      222 1 Robinson and Company. A. JSTE^AT SHIPMENT OF Cabreras DOUBLE BROAD CUT CRAVEN MIXTURE. B jCARRERAS DOUBLE BROAD CUT( At Vp%/ BLACK CAT MIXTURE. VSKIjS/ A Large Variety of Shapes in BRIAR PIPES. rjfitt PIPES a ii|^2^^ LULVVL I D. D. D. Celebrated Pipes, fc English,^ Well-known Pipes. Calabash Pipes ff"
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      12 1 Continental Tyres i. Australia. Singapore: Kuala Lumpur: Kumpers Co. Federated Engineering Co
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    FEMININE NOTES.
    1140 2 NICU AND SAVOURY DISHES lOR HOUSEWIVES. How to Prepare Tasty Delicacies. The fulluvinif recipes ol tasty delicacies iimy prove useful to Singapore housewives ISk.ki C'linyiKi tks. Chop cold beef very fine. To every enpful of the minced beef add tw i thin!-, ol .i cupful of breadcrumbs season
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      278 2 GARRETT'S PORTABLE ENGINES.. f Fitted with their Patent Fire Box POB HORNING WOOD FUEL Eflß.cient and Economical. ovkk nm ix use m thk KKDEItATK'J MALAY STATKS IMPORTERS: The Borneo Co., Ltd., SINGAPORE. BUCHANANS WHISKIES. out ao -n'l-rni.i tit i bay have bit-v ine atonnui bl*-udi at aumt tot uianv ye%re
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      159 2 ALBERT L. A. DALEY Undertaker Tomb-Builder. ISO. Middle Road, Sole Agent (or Messrn Duttrid^e Brothers, Ltd., Lsaioa. o 10 *'"5" 5 Telephone No. 619. Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. nkak.kntkancktoboknko mum Telephone 1026. Sea stocks ol all kiude oi Frozen Meats, etc., tan be delivered to Shipping at the Wharves,
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      66 2 No man who loves hi* wife can bear to sec her health failiug. Steams' Wine ia a tire thing for pale, tired, overworked and wornout women. It makes them gain flcxl:, en1 1 ill s their blood, and fills tln in with rigoruUH vitality. You can easily vII when a
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      191 2 combining Strength, Purity W^b '<" I Solubility." AmmiV [HQUTEN'S] h COCOA J I "In flavour it is I perfect, pure and well Jl prepared." B\ BriiLh Medical Journal V Ii Universally V J appreciated for its j High Quality JJ VI nd V j\ Delicious Flavour. J I'll Poi pßl'fcU
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      833 2 HBBSimS hI^SBSB^SS^S^^hSSiihSiiSI SSSBR. i^ftiifl Sas*JlD mt uciw rli|.- i. \M\ EVAPORATED ll»li Iksl f:irt "'> ii r| >' 'i'»t S^3 -«^—^a» llvll f<Jf lluii-i'li.'l.i -j3S^ water, make* an excellent brvera«e ilm enjuvai.li- ilnnk j{^[^ lEK3—^^M>1 EK3—^^M> "*JB H when mi" -I witti The Distinctive Flavour and Quality of FROMYS ni
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    Louvre Robbery.
    364 3 SURPRISED BY DETECTIVES IN PARIS. Seeking for Lost Art Treasures. By a lucky chance tho police have discovered the individual who stole a Dumber of statuettes, including oue of Iris, from the Louvre Museum, in I'aris. I A detective quite accidentally overheard a dixputft.betwecnamanand woman in which the
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    CLOSING THE SOLENT.
    202 3 The Probable Result of the Gladiator Disaster. H ih stated in n.ivil circles that tliu Admiralty nil! shortly apply for powers enabling tliem to clone the Soloat to merchant shippingThe western pas>«i!O round the uorth side of the Isle of Wight is very narrow, and is the
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      729 3 SAVARESSES RSANTALS r C APSJJLE^ PuniNtss or oil. AND CMTINO M MINftRAHt. CtlßTilNTr Cf (URt WITH NO INCONVf. NItNO^ n uomuTiwis all ihlmkts. ammou SAVAfttSSt MAKTIN> ft alfar Ladies I gj*| JLrLtSt 0 \ivf^if' SMAKES THE SKIN/, ns S O P T as f/,-4 i;<^ljt— REDNESS, HEAT. t^T IH.T:TATION,TAN,and KEEPS
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      614 3 By Special -ftOlT- Purveyor* io In II Celebrated Oilmen's Stores B| J\W IK PICKLES, SOUPS, JAMS, JELLIES, j|j| I LJL I IV POTTED MEATS, MALT VINEGAR. H jB Agent, for LEA PERRIN'S WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE WmmW Crosse Blackwel!. Ltd. Tb"rasTer" 26 h.p. Double Phaeton HAS ARRIVED. Long Chassis. Model 190 S.
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    (VESSELS EXPECTED.
    818 4 Name, port, probable date oj arrived, and name oj Agent*. STEAMERS Achillas, l.i%erpoo!. >■ i 10 j VI". Msnsftshl Agami mnni. ("liiua. A«gt| W. Man-,lield Airli«, Sydney, Anc 21 Bonnt^Kd Aji\. Lnirpol. In:. 29; \V. Maaaflei.l Alfinoas, Uvtrfoai. Fen-. 12 W. MansticUl \^nl>ria, Hajnhsirg, Ang 6 Ilebn Meyer
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      63 4 NEVER FAILS. >lETll\LOll>Sal\vaYscui. .nt.ctions of I1I 1 urinary SUMS. Tiny Mrvsjr |>i'uduoo -i icturound arc far -.ii]Hjri.>r to saata] or oopuibii. I lu-y cmv in .1 abaft tin:.' .mil yoti cau notice Us* lcsult-, Hum hours after usiw.'. Tlioy relievo Un- (tain an.l ohvi.uo tin- iuoouv. uiiucc of inj<H:tiuu^. Altlioii^li
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      741 4 STEAMER BAILINGS. o. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. Por China, Japan. Penang. Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London Through Bills of Lading Issued for Cb:u» Coast, Persian Golf. Continental, aad Invrictn forts. Steamer will lea> c S. 1. a;- re on sw au M MAIL LINE. (Outxard for
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      704 4 STEAMER SAILINGSHANDEL AND BCHEEPVAART MY. "BANDJER." BANDJERMASIN. The Steamers ot this company maintain a regular sorvloe between: Singapore, Sourabaya, Bandjermarin, Polo Laut, Balik Pspan, Koclei, with transhipment sj Bandjermasin fcr Samplt, Maodawei, Koemal, Kotta Waringin, Dfelai. The steamers have good acoomodation for first i and seoond olass passengers. Toas Oapt.
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      478 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD. AVI) CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY CO. LTD. The Companies' steamers axe deapaubrd 'from Liverpool outward tor the Straits, Ct:r.» and Japan every woek, and from Japan hume wards for London, Amsterdam and Antwerp I every fortnight and for Genoa, Marseilles and I Liverpool
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      605 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. STEAMER SAILINGS. HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE. HAMBURG. The 'steamers ot this Company maintain a regular servioe between Hamburg, Brriueu. Antwerp, and Rotterdam, and tbe Straits, China and Japan. Homewards, they are despatched brtaighUy for Havre and Hamburg anj once a mouth fcr Bremerhaven direct, calling at Penaug aad Colombo.
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      835 4 N. D. L. tfORDDEUTICHER LLOYD imperial Merman Mail I. ln*. i The fast aad well known mail steam <r, this Company sail fortnightly from U- n Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Soatm n ton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, {mna Marseille!, Naples, Alexandria, and vice *w Port Said, Sues, Aden, Colombo, Pamu Singapore,
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      142 4 Singapore Tide Table (Kaon Jci.v v! 9 to \i .-r 4.) HIGH WATER. LOW WATER Time H'ght Time il'g'ht ''"'y hrs. mm ft. ins. brs.min.ft. ins. vu.— .ti I 1"" ■'•<> 3.* Sam] 1.0 W»«m>ai-'9 Jn., Opm .1.7 3.15pm; 4.8 (1.2* pin' 8.0 "..Vain 1.(1 tammmm \iu§f^ y7 Mlpsi v
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    SHIPPING IN POSH.
    1045 5 I Ihn ht>wl<n|( tin (..llumna aliOnifUM on- .-tr. Mn.kluwr ),li.— *hlp: b<|.— l>irqu-, -m-ii. „i.jr; r*. i •Torji»i.. l!| ll'irwpi'Wit; lii.i. hn I. a.— Uatud Htatw I eh.-Fr«n>.li u..r.flp m H«| nil i li 111! ItaUM Spaa, s, .> i itgo: .1 p. -dart |n* ■MM*i I
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    Vessels at Tanjong Pagar and Keppel Harbour.
    86 5 Wharves at which VMMM are Uerthed To-day. r*njO«H r»o«« r-i.T \Vm»r Hißni— Nil. KiHT W.Bbotion 1— .Mciapi. Siiofjila. Star. 1 (Hurcu- Whaut):— Nil. -rciION No Tarn. 3- Nil 4— Nil It Mil. 6— i«. I .i^liti.mu. 7-Miuilv». B— Nil. 9— Nil. jabi iNi'a
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    Mails Close.
    114 5 K..S t'KK IMHI I inn Vn m.ibbow \u.uiil..i. N:iiuiih Nlau i- Bmmkt 7 a.m. S.iumbaya Bom>li 11a.m. Maine.-*" P. I' hu.i 1". H /«Mt KlecU 1 p in. Malacca and Linggi Khcny Senti 1 p.m. HakM*. Fort Dfin lluigi.ee 2 p.m. M»ca>~ar via ports l'< MM 3 p.m.
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    Mails to Arrive.
    111 5 Fri.iu ErKoi'E— By the 1* 40. i.teanicr Delhi due .Inly SI. Wwom China— By :bo P.*O. sttamar Dovanlm ieu. rill- July 30. l.t'll .!uui Jane Tune Jaly inly July •Inly Jaly Jaly July July i Sin^aiHH" I'm- in Lunilmi n N. i>. L. J.'iv 17 ■2i n.
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    Clearances.
    81 5 July 17 tTTalaban, Dnt str, Balik Pupan Romany, Brit ttr, Poloe Sambce fKaronga, Brit str. Calcutta M Komngin Regenten. fhit cru, Batavin 'Ocean, Rus ship, Mauritius s i.Io Maru, Jap ttr, Antwerp \ia pr>rt« l.iKhtiiiiif!, Brit str, Penaug and Calcutta Socntra, Brit ttr, Antwerp via peru lla^en, Ger str,
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    KIDNEY DISEASE.
    294 5 Mam mk a Miskkv to Ktmoj AND EVKRYONE AROTNII MX." Mr. Horace Twiddy, of 121, Cicck Koad. Drptl'Md. Luiidiiii. Kn^liind. ■!■>■ J Dwg Sirs: I will do all in my )xnvci u> MMMMMI Doan HHckachc Kidnry Tills, for they have MM H bU'ssinj" to me. "About 8 years
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    LIST OF PASSENGERS.
    257 5 Passengers Outward Per N. K. steamer Tamba Moru, July «o.— Mr. F. Garland, Miss A. Dcnore. Mr. S. Jones, Mr. J. Hill. Mr-,. W. A. Hardinu and child. Per P. and Mongolia, connecting with the Hteainer I Vlhi at Colombo, due July 31. Mr. W. A. Fell,
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    Arrivals.
    52 5 By the I'enanj; Caption K. I'prry. July 28. From Port Swcttenham. Mr. Sulh. Hy the Sappho, Captain R. H. I). Sanderson. July 29. From Teltik Anson. K«v A .1. Amery; from Malncca. Mr (i. Ci. Fiddles. Chan Kirn Hong, Mr. Toonkoo Abdullah, Mrs. E. O Heminguay and Rev. VVni.
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    S. V. C. ORDERS.
    539 5  -  E. C. li 1 1 Bt Major Acting omniaiidaut, S.V Singapore, July 18, 1908. S.V.C. Chuich l«rade. I There will be a Church l'ar^.lo lor the members of tbe Singapore Volinteer Cops ou Mindny, ftliajMl 9. at St. Andrew's Cutheilial. Kail in at tin- S V
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      69 5 INFANTILE CHOLERA. Any MMMMI MMMMM ol cliilils bowels durini! the hot v.eatlier should be :i narninf; to mothers. Infantile iholeia may develoji in a tow houiM. mid prompt MM should be taken aMiid it. liaiuberluin s Colic, 1 it DiarrfaMMl l;.me<ly. loilrawl by f, ilos.' ut c.islur nil, \mll cheek
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      374 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. C P R Canadian Pacific Railway Company's Royal Mail Steamship Line THK NATIONAL HIUtIWAV 1.) BI'ROFK VIA > UIN\ JAPAN. PAN-VIM »nd lot fIVITKU HTATtiB Itoiilr fr-mi UaaAo«g, rid Shanghai, NagaHftkl, 'Inland S.-a if Japan). Kobe, Yokohama, Vietorta and Vancouver, R M.S. a ßnwa or Indu" 1 Twin
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      358 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. "CRT CHARGEURS REUNIS "R3UNQ THE WORLD" LINF. Ikl warn t\\ in mt. steamer "Ouessant" Hi.ikki tons >ti*| Uri-nient. OUE ABOUT AUGUST 21. 1908. Splendid I'asMiisi'i Ac ■'■iiiiiuwliition urn HONGKONG. SHANGHAI. CH NWANTAO. KOBE. YOKOHAMA ANO AMERICA. i, class I'assa^i- ftn fruiii SitiK«;)>>re to] ADA £>C 4 TEDSTATKS A
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      435 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. N.Y7K. JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. LTD. Angular KUKTNIUH'I L.V wrvwii main lamed beiwwu Japan mid BaNfn by the following NEW TWIN-SCREW STEAMERS. Under Mail Contract with the Imperial Japanese Government, specially doeigued for the Company's European Service, lighted tbrmifjaoat by Electricity, provided with excellent accommodation for First and
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      349 5 LATEST ADVFHTISPMRNTS FRENCH. ("lam three times a wtok at Y. M. C. A., ooodno'ed by Monsieur Pialat Terms: 85 a month. Class for BOYS to te started by request Terms :%d a month. Private tuition also given. j 1688 Apply Secretary. Y. M. C. A. PORTABLE ENGINES FOR SALE. Tli
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      16 5 Quarantine rcstrictionH against the port of Hongkong on account of xuiallpox arc with drawn, from yesterday.
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      116 5 DAY BY DA) Wednesday, July 29. Ilißb Water. 11-10 p.m. Lawn Bowling Tonruament. Alhambra. Ben Hur. 74Up m. Japanese CinematoKraph. 7-30 p.m. Harima Cinematograph. 7-30 p.m Wayang Kassim. 9 p.m. Thursday, July 30. High Water. 0-28 p.m. 11-45 p.m. Male's Tours. 1 't-nanfi Races. Beeoud da) P. it. U. homeward
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    DEATH
    28 6 Ua\ nks.— Ou .1 uly U, at the 1 'oak Hospital Ilougkoug, Maud, iufaut daughter of Mrs. aud Mrs. 11. Hayues: aged I year and 11 months.
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    The Sraits Times PRICE 10 CENTS. WEDNESDAY, JULY 29.
    920 6 The Sraits Times PRICE 10 CENTS. WEDNESDAY, JULY 29. 'I'll,. National 'mo. baajan \Mth wliich incorporated the Lad-. Mi Asscc'atiou, iothe einbodiiut"' i H fwaani led by Ear! Roberta ko mail iud iudiutaiii H iuti p. it in the BaUoaal army «ti'i navy aad to lotcr that Jli.lllliil pint U|k>u
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    170 6 •he utht.r d»v a deputation ol hiutse vi» rehauts trom ->iugapore arrived «t Miang. hai on an inip"itaiit missiou. Their object wi. in proiunti' a grand financial scheme, in coaperation with i him m: trailers in Hougkouy. Shaughai aud Japan. After several conferences, it was decided to OMtablish a new
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    21 6 Tin i>rice of tin iv si v^ a iji )|:o to day iM*j bm pi( nl. Kitty tons have Ux-n .sold.
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    14 6 The I Hitch cruiser Koniugiu Kegentea left fur liatavia at 9. 1.1 a.m., to-day.
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    16 6 A i-argii of lumber arrived from tin Natuna Islands by the Ucrmau steamer Natuna, yesterday afternoon.
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    17 6 Members of the V.M.C.A. are reminded of tho Key. \V. Murray's address at tho Zetland House to-night.
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    20 6 Messrs. (i. It. Lambert and Company I.hil; a scries of four excellent photographs ut the iMrul Adab Sports nu Saturday.
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    27 6 The Shinpißg and Import and K\port < Ulici s will be oprii for one hum from HI to II a.m., ou Monday. Urn M liikl Huh proximo n-spectively.
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    25 6 The teniperatiin- in I. indou on the ltd instant reached "I ili-gn-es iv the sl.ude. and a heavy thunderstorm passed uv.-r Mm south of Kuglnnd.
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    24 6 A hydraiilii- elevator has Ih:cii moaaai fully installed by Mr. Oubois at the seirudull Minis, and is tin- first 0M it work in Sclaugor.
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    23 6 The output of liu-urc fiuiu tin Cheudai iMeuglenibu' Uode Syndicate. Limited, during .lune was 1:11 piculx, of an approxi mate value of I,"iSK).
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    28 6 At Uw ordiuary meeting of the Mnwoinal < onimissiotii i ou I'riday. a prupositiun tv mot a l.iosU iv <:<'linceticjii wilh a luarine motor scmec is to be coUsidered.
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    27 6 The i.ii- i.in .Minister at Pckiug has reijiiested tin: Waiwupu to establish a Mixed Couit at Harbin. Tin: Waiwupu has not yet replied to the Kiissiau coiuiuuuication.
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    36 6 A hiiiuiuau. named UuM Pak. m limd s^.> by Mr. K. K. Colmau. the Third Magistrate, yesterday, for keeping au unlicensed opium shop, ut No. -'7 Kamali Street. Half the tine was awarded to the informer.
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    39 6 There will Itc a limelight lantern lecture ou t.Vylou at tin- YJL&Ai to-morrow even ius;. at H.W. 'J'he lijcturer will 1m Mr. W. Jordan, a wvll-kuowu |J*ul»i ul Cuyluii, who in BMHtu^ ihioii^li HbiflaiKMn 'mliii way 1..- i.'..l bo.
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    47 6 Mr. K. 1 1 1 >i nu il' mm |Hjpul.M ptctun 1 cylou l"i 111 1 Com UmlbM, which liaa been oue of the sigual attraclious at the E\hibitiun iv the New ilallcry. has been purchased fur the Manchester Art <>allery. but the price has not transpired
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    45 6 An ludiau. named Suleimuu was tiied before Mr. K. C. C. Howard at the District Court, yesterday, on a charge of liousehreaking and th<:ft ol property, valued at MS, aL the Inline ol a Alalay uitmed \inat. of 'I'eluk lilaugah liuad. aud was dhahaqy d
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    45 6 The bo\iug comi>etitiuu between l.ieiiteuants Kirby aud Sheppard. for a purse of M 'D and the Championship otthe liegiment. will be fought at Tangliu Barracks on Friday uight. The baud of the Koynl Waal Kents will play. There will be also live six round lights.
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    55 6 Captain U. Simpsou. ot the British MM Banka. which arrived from the Natuna Islands yesterday, with a cargo of copra, reports that the steamer Klevo, cv route from Soohassea Island to Lou Island, in the same group, put back to Serafa leaking. The Klevo is a small steamer of 12.)
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    48 6 Mr. IhUk the mauager of the Norwich Electric Tramways, is proceediug against Cauon Thompson, of Norwich Cathedral, for refusiug to admit himself and his wife to communion, because the latter is his deceased wife's sister. Sir Lewis Touna Dibdiu, judge ul the Ecclesiastical Court, has reserved his judgment.
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    55 6 A -lavauese syce, driving a gharry, owned by a towkay, ran his carriage against a Chiuamaii at the curuer of Cross Street aud Itobiusou Uoad, on .Uouday evening. The Chiuamuu was knocked down, aud sustained bruises on the knee aud elbow. The driver was lined M by the Third Magistrate.
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    52 6 Mtutra. Uadolius aud Compauy prosecuted au 'ludiau bill collector named Mohamed Sallch bin Peru, before the Third Magistrate, Mr. E. K. Culiu.iu. yesterday afternoon, uu a charge of criminal broticb of trust in respect of $8-1 which he collected from a towkay. Accused wan convicted and noukucc*! to v month's
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    64 6 Taa •'hen. lil i: i>. j Übiaua: dbopkiMpw charged with ■Uowiag h?" htociaaa dug lo stray ou Km public road without a mu^<:lc was acquitted by tbe Fourth Magistrate, tl i> inorning. A C >.>in.iui&c ahowe'J mi'kn whicli he said wer« aaMal by a bite from accused's dug. \ccu~ed said
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    72 6 xergeont Dieksou piosecuted a Chiuese coolie befon- the Second Magistral*-. Mr. C. ,1. Green, yesterday afternoon, uua charge of giving false infurmation to the police in reporting thai a couple of bullocks had been stolen. Ad ami said that hi- had ban in struet'd by In towkay s hith< i
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    99 6 The great iood fund ba»a£: whUb lias concluded at Hongkong was attanuer^ by phenomenal success, and tuo total amount realised is considerably over 3v0,000. This certainly constitute* v record, more particularly ab it ib the first time tho CMaaM huv» atteupttd such a thing. The coxswain and crew of the
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    606 6 .Mr. .1. M. Chill kM becu apjxiiulcil ii Set tlcuivut Officer for tlio StuU' 01 I'eruk. The Key. .1. H. Keuys arrived from Batavia, on Monday, by the Dotoh steamer MmaaL Major I. A. O. McCarthy, U.A.M.C. Imm rejoined tin- local Command from lea**) ul absence. l.ieuteiiiuit
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    High Price fur West Sumatra Coffee
    94 6 1 h<j .oilot :|t'jnu in Werf bttoiatn kauA« tby InaV a Padanti ooffi hOUght kt :i ml. In Ii |..i. I pupo Toe filberlin oottt* bnnighl •■■jrl- 1 Hi.- 1. 1,... .1, !>., ..I a jhght e..Uut WbollMl I1I 1 will kocp up depeudb
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    Loans for Agriculturists.
    133 6 I b'_ I'jll'.wiu- Im ■••>,- -I- -*ml oi BUI t.-ot- i >■• v lit l--.. ii.. Lcgialat; '.ouucil >liu!t!j Ihi > ot loans ior .-.gricuUuriate i— Application's arc often made to tuc j v._ ment by morabcru of the agricultural com sanity for a loan to enable
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      169 6 SINGAPORE AMATEUR DRAMATIC COMMITTEE 'The Starboard Lights' Ml M(.\l,\ IRUT\ KNTI.in AINMI NT. Saturday, An^iist II '.LI.". I TEUTONIA CLUB. Ticket* r.iu In iibtaiucd at Urn Criokut < luh, Tangliu Ulub. Taofaaia Club and The I K.iliiunin I'i.ni'. Uo Ltd. IBID GODOWNS 10 LET. Nos. I, 5 and 6. Palmer
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      59 6 WAYANG KASSIM. THE INDRA-ZANIBAR ROYAL THEATRICAL CO. New Theatre Royal SOKTH BltlDOB HQAD. To-Night! To-Night!! "PATIENT GRISELDA. no iK,i;i ohm vNCK o\ THUKBDAT. PrioM m usual. K. K.VSSIM. Bah I'ropriutor. STEAM LAUNCH NHX Suitabli. for pleasure cruibtu>. u» 50 !> i-. 1 1 i■ hikskl 11 knots. Can l»' hired
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      182 6 ALHAMBRA CINEMATOGRAPH. BEACU KO AP TO-NIGHT! New Programme. TheDreyfus'Affaire.' I li it. till" aVMN tl.c different iu< idmta of tbis uell-kDi.wo i-*s.-, which still dwell in lb«> minds of IM] lxxl.\ Tlie whol. of the affaire is slionu, from the beginning nf tin- di«xnery of the mining .locumcnti t., the
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    HONGKONG TYPHOON.
    853 7 SEVEN OCEAN STEAMERS BLOWN ASHORE. 2000 Lives Lost. RIVER STEAMER FOUNDERS AT CAPSUIMOON Considerable Damage to Offices and Dwellings. iFaOM Olh Ow* Coi:i:i--i nsm- s I. Hongkong, July Mfl p.m. '> lyphoou passed over the Colony, in the curly hours of the morning, makiug havoc of the shipping
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    RIVAL SAND CONTRACTORS.
    390 7 Two Chinese Summoned for Using Threats. Mr. Maurice Thunder, the I'ourtb Magistrate, resumed, yesterday afternoon, the hearing of the cases between sand rival contractors. Tan Leang ll ji nought to have Yap Boon Hoon and Pang Hock Tai bound over to keep the peace. aniF Alhort Solomon.
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    CULPRITS MEAN EXCUSE.
    155 7 Charge <»i Dishonest Retention of Properh \n i .il'. naiiiid lla.sati. was pio-eciitol b> Detective Scigeant Muleuck before Urn Ihinl Magistrate. \esten(a\ ou charges of dUlioucstly retaining aud disposing of a pair ol silver piated |k p|>ei b,i\es, valued at SH.."iO. the property ol Mr. A. W.
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    Charge of Criminal Trespass.
    146 7 A youiiy 1 annl.dn ~sed 111 mTilragrjIwI Kuropcau clothing, an I llnee UliauM were tried Mote the Third Magistrate, Mr. K. K. Col man, this morning, on a nhargl of criminal tiespas- with iuteut to commit theft at 4 p.m., ou July 2:!, in the room
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    Glenogle's Fast Trip.
    94 7 The ti.amer Olenogle of Kaugoou, once the well-known Urn clipper, made a trip from Singapore to llougkong. which is worthy of record. Si i... Utl the whiii'f at Taujong I'agar at p.m. on the loth ni-Uut and arrived an Hongkong at miduigbt ou the 14th instaut. with
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    Fire at a Factory.
    102 7 ThbtftOfcjrj of !<auf;uel!teuui. Blkmu, lor which -Mr h. vhaud hi Trustee Wll bet lire to by one XV ll lia.ni Siha a tea maker. Tho enlpiit *M Ideated by S^ryt. Major I'ieteis/.. who attbe tiiut w.'s at Dalangoda iv couuection with Morahela murder ease. and was
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    Ecclesiastical Intelligence.
    100 7 A ..'r-a.-au named Tan See Sail jvest to tli. t. Audit w's- Cathedral on Sunday afternoon and lay down there to rest. He was .wrested on a Jiaig._ of wilful trespass. Taktin before the Third Magistrate, yesterday morning, he said that he went there to look for a
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    Rioting in Bombay.
    358 7 BRITISH TROOPS PATROLLING THE STREETS. Police Compelled to Fire on Crowd. Some iourtoeu thousand mill bauds belonging to eleven mills including Jacob Sassoou, Mcraji Gokullas, Sir Dinshau Petit, Western India, tho Islam and the Jam left work on 17th iustmt. The action Bfaaani to have been due
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    SMART ARREST.
    170 7 Discovery of Clothing and Watches in a Bucket. Cheng Ah Tiak, a llylam boy employed by M r. Moses, at So. 2JJ Ituffalo Road, and another llylam who slept in the same room with him. lost their bajus and watches ou the ni^lit of July JO, but were
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    242 7 Miniatures of Championship Cup on View. a handsome loviug cup, eompeteil for iv connection with the Singapore Golf Club Championship may be seen at Messrs. Kobinson and Company, together with a replica in silver, which Messrs. Elkington and Company havo executed from a photograph taken by Mr.
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    Famous Astrologer Robbed.
    151 7 Willing flow LMckavw.ua Julj U, a out i'i.'s)>ondeul .iyv Uial I'uudit liuiu Naram Younlittri, (he wi ll kuuwn n-.trologcr, lur baa the a^ateta ofbsisg rotoed ■■■mr bfaafoßMTtj Oc .lay 25 last, while he ru-. »t Lawnpore, a thief entered his Lucknow residence and stole a quantity of
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    Penang Races.
    663 7 BRILLIANT WIN BY PAUSE IN CLUB HANDICAP. Serious Accident in Griffin Race. iKkum Own Own Cobkbspondent.) Penang, July 28. The July meeting of the Penang Turf Club commenced here to-day. There was a large attendame of spectators, and some excellent raeiug was witnessed. A seriou- accident happened in
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    Ophthalmic Disease Among Chinese.
    81 7 <>ri-ut progru&s, Dr. Q. M. ll.u ton reports, was made iv l'M)7 in the tn aluieut of ophthalmic di-ijsu at the uuw ophthalmic departmeut ol tli'. Tuu". Wat r&apital, at Uougkong 1 i 1 dpprecuitluu 'jl the -k-ptulmuut amongst 11 >c Chinese community in universal, and
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    Magistrate's Strong Allegations.
    169 7 You have no definite place of abode, you are accustomed to cat, but, unlike other IH'oplo, you art: not accustomed to pay for »li.il yon eat y.,,i aIOBHMM '<■" tin ooniuiln sion of extortion, you associate witli bad •bar.ictei you hau again uicau> «f getting youi livelihood.
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    A CHARITABLE INSTITUTION.
    584 7 Annual Report of the St. Mary's Home. The following is tbe annual report of the St. Mary's Home During the early part of tbe year, tho new wing was in course of construction under the kind supervision of Colonel Murray and, when ho went on leave. Mr.
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    ALLEGED FORGERY.
    202 7 Clumsy Imitations of Five Dollar Notes. I wo aud a half very clumsy imitations of the small-sized $.> Government note were exhibited in the Second Magistrate's Court, yesterday afternoon, when (ioh Ab Tyc appeared for preliminary enquiry iuto charge of using as genuine forged documents and possession of
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    Liverpool to London Record
    84 7 A record run between Liverpool and Ljudon has just beeu accomplished, says a Homo paper of Juue 24. A special, containing bullion, left Liverpool at tive minutes past ten, or fifteen minutes behind the express, between Crewe and Stafford, where the lines are duplicated, both trains
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    West River Hoods.
    128 7 A correspondent at Wuchow, Bootfa EMi writing to a Hongkong paper, says Some of your contemporaries havo oi 'it. contained very exaggerated accounts ol the damage by flood in the Province of Kwangsi. As a matter of fact, no damage has bees suffered except in the valley
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    FOREIGN POLICY.
    168 7 THE MISREPRESENTATION OF BRITISH AIMS. Statement by Sir Edward Grey. KIUTIH'3 TILIOIUM.] London, July 28. During the discussion of the Foreign Office vote, Sir Edward Grey, the Foreign Secretary, said he welcomed the declaration of the 1 Turkish Constitution if it meant that the Turks were going to
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    FRANCE AND RUSSIA.
    93 7 The Meeting of Czar and President at Reval. tin in:'- Tki.m.i i London, July 28. The CaK aud I'inidcutl'alli. res uxebaug ed visits at Rcval. ou board their respective vossuls. M. Isvulsky, the Russiau Koreigu Miuister, had an hour's couferouce with M. I'ichou. tho I'reiich I'orcigu Miuister.
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    TURKISH PARLIAMENT.
    97 7 Pro* British Demonstrations in Constantinople. IiILMUH's TILKiKAM London, July leature of the rejoicings at Constationplee over the grautiug of the Constitution was an outburst of strong pro-British feeling due to the belief that the change iv the n giino in largely the outcome of British iustitutious. The rejoicings
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    UNREST IN INDIA.
    65 7 Australian Regiment Offers Services to Governor of Bombay. iKIUTIUS TIUOBAM) London, J uly 28. A cablegram has beuu sent from Melbourne to Sir George Sydenham Clarke, Governor of the Bombay Presidency, convoying to him au offer of tho services of the 6th Australian Infantry, of which Sir
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    Petroleum in Formosa.
    114 7 It is vsullkuowu that Formosa is very rich iv petroleum niiues, says a correspondent. According to the reports of the experts concerned, the total leugth of the petroleum veiun iv tho i .laud is measured at about MO miles, and the pliu.e;. where tbu gat> or oil
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    Proposed Baby Show.
    75 7 Keceutly a special meeting was held al Mandalay to hold a Haby Show on tho 2Otli instant, undor the patronage of Lady White. The Society formed in thin councction ba.-i bceu established for the picvention of Infantile mortality. It «H resolved to oiler prizes lur the 'ie.it
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    Gordon Highlander Sent to Gaol.
    77 7 The Chief Presidency Magistrate at Calcutta, on the 1 i tli instant, sent Private JameM Stewary, Gordon Highlanders, to prison for throe months for striking a native constable. lue Magistrate said that olfoncu.s of thi. 1 character by soldiers of the Gordon Highlanders weru becoming
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    Opium Question.
    1961 8 BRITISHER'S REPLY TO BRITISH MISSIONARY Hud of an Interesting Controversy.; WVl,a>i received Urn (allowing letter with l -'mil ill IHVM I w a RlilUll .Missionm y fo tba K.iit.ir v\ ti.i- Htcaiti Tfam P.atu <iaj;ih. .1 llj ■>;, < Sir, I Ml ayiiiu umteful to A Kritiol, j
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    Lawn Bowls.
    189 8 < S.C.C. Tournament. Tii. Inflow Ing was the result of the play in tiio S.C.C. Lawn Bowling tournament on the rCsplttii.nli' yi-ti r.l.ty BOMUi Hamucw. I v d:i! boat Webb, wcr. w. <>. r'reointin beiit Hay, 21 8. CUAMI'IOSSUII'. Inn beat Withers wo. IrUWMi BlMCtf. Manh and Rhodes
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      57 8 A teleurain wis received iv Singapore, yes t< idaji stating that book makers are permitted to bet on the Hace Course, at I'enang during the pwwit Ha.-.- .M>x>tina- Major Teak* has resigned the secretaryship of the Indian Polo Association, and there is a deadlock in measuring in
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      Lawn Tennis.
      39 8 I .atlies' 1 ,v w 11 Tennis Club. I Intending competitors for the Autumn I Lawn Tennis tournament at the Ladies' I Lawn Tennis Club are. r< minded that the entries close la day at 7 p.m.
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      Golf.
      109 8 Sepoy Lines (iolf Club. The following is the result of the Men's July Medal in connection with the Sepoy Lines (iolf Club, which was played for on t'ne Mta and 2t>th instant:— I .!.<;. Macgrogor 4il »is Mij— l| M .1. A. I! Ulenniii 17 l.'f W 14 7«
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      Cricket
      232 8 home Matches. Awiretroinl.iinii.nl. dated tin -Ist mutant, skives the following n -.tilts 1 MiddleuM beat Philadelphia by i-even uickets. j Yorkshire Ik at llon.-'st.-rsliire by an innings mid H HUM. Kent bent Won -CNterxliire by au innings nnil M rails. The Colony v. The Mates. I v order to
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      Association Football.
      344 8 S.C.C. v. Royal West Kents. Au iutcrevting and Homowhat keenly eon- -ti-d game of soccer wo* played on the j Ksplanadi .yesterday betweeu scratch elevens !of the S.C.C. aud the Koyal West Kents. I The soldiers won the toss and defended the Cathedral end. while the Club had
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    Big Fire in East Sumatra.
    61 8 A great tire in reported from Bagan Api Api, a great fishery town on tho East Coast of Sumatra. The Keoident, under date July 11, sets the number ot houses consumed at over 400. Tbe damage done is estimated at two millions of guilders. Two
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    The Boy Bomb Thrower.
    131 8 It was not to he wondered at that tin High Coast at Qalaatta contiime<l the sentence of death on the boy who murdered Mrs. and Miss. Kennedy His apiH-ul wa- baaed M the most childish Hrgumeuts, says the Madras Times such as. how could a poor
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      43 8 In. MHMaI .Madras Cricket Club hockey tournament commenced on the 20th instant I with a match between the 89th Company K.U A. aud the 2nd Leicester* from Belgaum. A very ouc sided game resulted in the latter winning by nine goals to nil.
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      733 8 Coid Settles in Kidneys Pe-ru-na Restores Health Catarrh of the Kidneys An •'^MflSfclth Many People Have it in Slight: Jm&^^ Form and Do Not Know It. I bladder and kidney*, cauHlng > "I tried several advertised reme- i d!c«, but it wan Peruna which finally i cured ine t aud
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      397 8 NOW READY. (i Exchange Tables. DOLLARS into STEfiLIHG STERLING into DOLLARS. From 2s. ."sil. to 'la. sd. Asceitiling by 1 'Mini of n |i«>uuv. PRICE: $2 PER COPY. PO3T FREE $2.12 PER G3PY. C.A.RIBEIRO&CO.. I.IMITK.h STATIONERS. PRINTERS. BOOKBINDERS ANO RU3BER STAMP MANUFACTURERS. SINGAPORE. pRANO pHANGE Urand uhange To-Night HARIMA HALL,
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    COMMERCIAL
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    PRODUCE.
    88 9 3anibier koj«n I 7.4U do (Cube NY naptakwl 11 "»O rßtii Pontimak «"O Pepper, Black 10.871 lo White 5\ W-M Sago Floor Sar.\h'. MO do Brant-i No. 1 MB Pearl Sa«o 3.63 Coffee Bali, picked -MO) Coffee, PalembaoK, 20. ba-i- noin. Coffee, Liberian 25.0(i Tapioca, small Flane do •miaUpea.r
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    EXCHANGE.
    124 9 On London— Bank 4 m/« 2<4}\j Demand 3 1 I'rivatf d tv s i:H do 8 m/ 8 2 '4r 0 Qern:.ny— Bank d/d UM Private 8 n,/i 2404 do 8 m/ 8 342* 01 J*riiwe— Rant d/rl Privß'e 8 m/» WH do 6m/l '-'«8 >/ii*4-B\DkT.T. 17* Private 80
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    DEBENTURES.
    51 9 Uowatlii hraalnf 9% 1300,000 i% pr=m Riley HarvpreaTe* 6% 228,000 2>>preri S pore Electrio Tram wayiCo., Ltd. 5% 350,000 i> jmina -iDgaporeMiDloipaie% 400.000 M% preir S% 1,878,000 3^prem U% 1 800.000 s%pren 4% 809,900 »%ai*onn. slnll* Engineering 3yd., Ltd. 6% 45,000 par. I itn.ong P^L,"ar Dock Board S 1.060,000
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      370 9 notice of dissolution of partnership. NOTICE IS UKREBY GIVEN that tue j l,i: mersbip latel> aubaiatiu;-! botwean ua, the i ■u.ier-igned, Yeap Ohla Iv and Koh Toh Yong, I carrying on business at No. 7.i, Market Street Sn^aporc. auder th« styl-' or <Jhop Eui< Baagi ads >a tnel3;li lay ot
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      769 9 GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. ieudei-a will be received at tbe Colonial Secretary's Omoe, np to noon oi July 31, ltHJt*, for the following works Election of New F.ntrance Gates aud new Uoundan Wull t.> en.'lose Additional Ground at llie Reformat' r\ Ev.:v person apph ing for a form of Tender will be
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      283 9 MUNICIPAL NOTICE, REFUND OF ASBEBSMENT All persona claiming refund of assessment in respect of dwelling houses vacant for any portion of the half-year ended 3 une 30, 1904, are hereby reminded that such olaima must be SENT IN to the Commissioner ON OR BEFORE THE 30ih DAT OF JfLY, 190**.
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      42 9 J. MOTION CO. Watchmakers. Jewellers. Opticians. REPAIRS PROMPTLY EXECUTED. LOOK VAN KIT, DENTIST. AND DENTAL SUPPLIES No. 2", South Cacal Road, and 17. South Bridge Road. High-Cla*s Work. Moderate Char^e^. Con suiting Rooms ntted with oImW( :ijbts and fens, etc.. etc. 1403
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      205 9 Pohoomull Bros., 40E HIGH STREET BILK MEftCNANTS. Dealers in High-claii Indian, Chinese and Jsptwwj Silk, Curios and Silverware ol every leeeription, Brassware, 11«1 1« CHARGES VERY MODERATE. INSPECTION KINDLY S VOTED. Whiteaway Laidlaw Go Ld. King Edward INTERMITTENT f A LONG ALAftM. _^^,^^E^^S i I-IVE INi ..uii. lih f p^9^
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    RUBBER NOTES.
    1175 10 SATISFACTORY SALES OF HEVEA AT ANTWERP. Planting in Bombay Presidency. Tbc Antwerp rubber sales, held on .June 26, pas* il off very satisfactorily. There wire offered 529 tons of I'on^o and 147 tons of sundry produce, and of the former all but 40 tons sold at a further
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      642 10 SALES BY AUCTION. AUCTION SALE or 11UKSE8 AND CARRIAGES, At Clarke and Co.'s Yard, Waterloo Street, I \\'.dn,*day, July 2'l, at 6 p .m. Ht>li> li Cobs and Carriage Iloraea, ladies' j hanl-x. strong saddle hsßMa, useful trappers, j race horaes, (x-grimns. etc. Rubbsr-t. re<s Ralcigb Carts, MsM Victorias, dog
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      634 10 SALES BY AUCTION. AUCTION SALE OK PAWNBROKERS' UNKEDKEMED PLEDGES, To be held at Powell 4 Co.'s Sale-room, Monday, Au(iu*t 3, 1908, at 10 a.m. Wednexday, Auijutt S, 1908, at 10 l.wi. Friday, Aitgust 7, 100H, at 10 a.m. Jewellery oonaisting of Watcbos, Chaina, Diamond Rings, Brooches Ear-riDgs, Bracelets, Cbnifso and
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      465 10 Stkakns' Hkai>\< he Ci ke cures headachcH of every description. Insist on having Steams'. N'oue other is just as good. INSURANCE Companies. NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY OF NORWICH <t LONDON. Established 1797. FOR FIRE INSURANCE ONLY.' Amount insured £833,000.000. Losses paid £11,600,008. Premium income. 006,000. Insurance effected on almoct
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      641 10 BANKING COMPANIES. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. I Paid Dp Capital in 60,000 Sharei of £ioeach «1,J00,000 Reserve Fnnd ..£1,635.000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors (00,000 BANKERS. Bank ol Eugland. National Bank of Scotland. Tbe London City A Midland Bank. Ltd. SINGAPORE BRANCH. Current Accounts
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      410 10 BANKING COMPANIES. HONGKONG AND BHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. 'aid up capital ns.oooooo iBSERVE FUND 9terlinc Reserve 11ft.000.000 Silver Reserve 113,600,000) »».3«J,000 ienrve Liability of Proprietors 115.000.00 C COURT OP DIRECTORS. Hod. Mr. Henry Keswiok.— Chairmao. E. Goetz, Esq. Deputy Chairman. G. Barrett, Esq. 0. R. Lenzmann.Esq C. Brodersen, Esq. E. Sbellim,
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    AUTOMOBILISM.
    378 11 NOTES AND NEWS OF INTEREST TO MOTORISTS. Cars Running Wild. A runaway motor- > ar under ordinary cireunistauits run only take rlice on n steep dtnlivity. too steep, in fac t, for the brakes, when the driver is on board, but that it is possible for a i-ar to
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    The Other side of the Question.
    326 11 Weird and fearful n norts and articles on the dan(>erouH man-killing automobile were mulled through the Ucrniau press wlicn the olticial figure* of 4,801 accidents in out' year, with 143 deaths aud 2.419 injuries, were issued iv ouc undiffercntiaied whole. In order to have
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    Starting Under High Compression.
    351 11 Closely counocted with tao matter of ease aud satcty in starting is the possibility of reducing the oompteKNion for the time being. It is quite tin; exception nowadays to come acrouH engines fitted with an efficient and t-iui pie couipieswon release. There aro some, we know,
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      385 11 MOTOR CARS. A. FL Ci^FEi LS. Adams- Hewitts. Rovers. TWO 14-16 M.P. "ARGYLL CARS ENTERED 14 THE BGOTTIBH RELIABILITY TRIALB COMPLETED NON-STOP RUNB DURING THE FIVE OAYB. Nlsvfcaji okm (Hli^'l.tly >-li<n» M.iUd'.i lor Hale at vory much ikUiitil Trices. ONE 10 H.P.. 3-SEATEO ADAMS-HEWITT. ONE 6 HP.. 2-SEATED ROVER." PMtad
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      30 11 LA&ATIftiK, the Ideal Porgalive, reocmmeuded D> Uia Otol mmlioal aauioritiea, timay to taue auu LerUun in raanlw. 'Xo be uad ol .Ltiuiair. Muuumals Irom Til* fbarmaoy, b»u.ry Koad, biu«a(wrt UH
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      307 11 Write for New CataloßU* 1 or HUMBER CARS. Latest Improvements Reduction in Prices!! THE BORNEO CO., LTD. MOTOR CAR INSURANCE. Frtiiiiutn., 2. S. 4 and '< [x-r auirim. acwording to nature of risk For fall particulars, app'y t TUE BORNKO COMPANY. LIMITKD. "OE SUMATRA POST." Publish^ daily at Mcdan, r»cli.
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      228 11 ynSEJgQvßZr'^ I'KUHit VRS. i i'tSßUK^n ivP*'^ Skilfullj -i^ihil to iTiliiii' Wiiir c ii v Qfc' lyres tn the lowest DMSMH |K-iut For tu jt r particularn a[>ply to tin M iv, ac i, vi- CENTRAL ENGINE WORKS. I SILENT SIX-CYLINDER, 20 HP STANDARD Sole Ai?ent» for R S F.M S
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      1041 12 Miscellaneous WANTS. HtTXJ -?.c- llsai, on or two iowtioni, 11.03 Bi tha lech, im tieal* of Churfu LADY TEACHER WANTED. Aj.p DtrMM to tbe l'rinci|»al of the ANGL" bCHO(»LCi>lemau6treet. ASSISTANT WANTED. :i:i; uith ixpirau c uf c" Bridg<- Imilding. Apply, I istatiuc K. Y. Z., c/o Straits Tims; 1 15
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      577 12 TO BE LET OR SOLD. ?oti L!n»», ont cr two lOMrtlos II X Bt inch, Mai* ot ibu»i. HOUBE TO LET. No. 4. Mean. Rcsie. Apply Raffles Hotel. 1 cBBI HOUSE TO BE LET. I No. 1. Oxlev Rise, to be let. Apply Merer 1 Brothers. 3 1149 ROOM TO
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      592 12 Netherlands Guttapercha Co. L SINGAPORE RUBBER WORKS. India Rubber Tyres, all kinds and shapes All kinds of HOSE. Suction, Delivery, Steam, for Carriages, Motor Care, etc. Hydraulic, Rockdrill, Gardenhose. BrakeRF TRFATHXa MOTOR TYRFS- OSe 01 Railways, Si-e.akii.g Tubes. RE-TRKADING MOTOR TYRES CODDRINGS. GAUGE-GLASS RINGS. All kinds of I.R. Buffers and
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      338 12 Syrup of Raspberry PUIiELV MADK OF GUARANTEED NATURAL RASPBERRY JUICE AND SUGAR. Mixed with iced water or soda water, it form- a very palatable, refreshing and healthy drink, which is no doubt the most mutable bevt rage for hot cliruato. It also forms a delicious ingredient for ice-cream and Rvet
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      371 12 BOARD AND LODGING. !l.r««:-roar l.ln«>, or- cr t».i lnMrtlau.fl.ee Bf tht lacb, Srtd. t f c:.\%inn. BOARD AND APARTMENTS. i For tingle gentlemen. Terms moderate. Apply at Rpcktnrst, 11. Dbobv Gbant. IS3-4 BOARD AND RESIDENCE. i Twc rooms to let. for Ucia-lors. Mr-. M Barren. 8. Monnt Kli/abetb IJ3I BOARD
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      MINING.
      435 13 'it. of form* ion J_ <»pit»l j Saworibe* ql i \ftiua lap to i Poiuaed OOMM I r 1903 IW7 1901 1908 1907 1901 190 C .JO4 '906 1906 1906 1906 1907 1904 1907 1900 1393 1908 J* J L9OO 1907 1907 1906 IS9W 1907 1909 1903 »300,000 400,000
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