The Straits Times, 29 August 1908

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    13 1 The Straits Times. NO. 22.742. SINGAPORE. SATURDAY. AUGUST 29. 1908. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      272 1 The OSTEND MEETING. Kilometer Trials. Flying Start. Mile Standing Test. FIRST— BAYARD-CLEMENT. FIRST BAYARD-CLEMENT. SECOND BAYARD-CLEMENT. SECOND -BAYARD-CLEMENT. THIRD-r.AYARD-CLEMENT. FOURTH- i.cvlimle. NAPIER. THIRO BA\ARD-CLEMENT. FIFTH-FIAT. FOURTH— FIAT. Thih provoe once again the SLI'EKIOKITY of "BAYARD-CLEMENT" CAHS as regards RELIABILITY and REGULARITY. A tow Models of this make have just betn
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      42 1 CALEDONIAN HOTEL 77, Bras.' Basah Horn. Singaporr. The Brightest and Healthiest Resort k the City. Hotel Porter in uniform meets all Boatg »uJ Train-'. ASAH^EER. Best &IB n-t'tn I^9 Cheapest only from The MITSUI BUSSAN KAISHA, THE DAI NIPPON BREWERY COMPANY LTD..
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      168 1 Robinson Company. ANNUAL I Cash Clearance SALE WILL COMMENCE ON MONDAY NEXT AND CONTINUE DAILY. Real Reductions Real Bargains ONCE A YEAR! ONCE A YEAR ONLY! Robinson Company. ADELPHI HOTEL. GUEST NIGHT— EVERY SATURDAY. THE BAND of the 2nd. ROYAL WEST KENT REGIMENT will play during and after Dinner on
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    Loyal Weavers.
    509 2 MAKING THE KING'S DAMASK AT white cm. Royal Linen Worked by Hand. Oue of tlu most attractive of the many exhibits at the Franco British Exhibition, says the Daily Chronicle, is that of weaving. In a remarkable manner it links up the past with the present, for weaving
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    Warning to Passengers.
    85 2 During the voyage of tin Orotava, which arrived at Colombo on the 17th instant, a fire occurred in a third-cliiss cabm before the vessel reached Marseilles. Early one morniuK, an eldurly lady, who occupied a cabiu with her husband, lighted a paraffin lamp to make early tea
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      463 2 DEES Concentrated Disinfectant. 1 Gallon Drum $1.75 2 3.25 8.00 This Disinfectant is imported in a highly concentrated form, and may be diluted up to 60 times its bulk, producing a MILK-WHITE FLUID WHICH WILL NOT STAIN. This is the most economical and effective Disinfectant it is possible to procure.
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      320 2 Tlif tnt tfaiag is to think uf in Urinary troiibl c METHYLOIDS. They cure. Taatelesa, taken internally, relieve the pain and give visible results in a few hours, cure in a tew days. Far better than copaiba and santal. or injections. No inconvenience, no publicity. Try tltem ami realine the
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      884 2 ECZEMA COVERED FJIttJDCHESr Little Boy Suffered Very Badly Under Medical Care for WeeksBecame Steadily Worse Doctor Said It Would Last for YearsOne Box of Cuticura Cured Him. MOTHER RECOMMENDS CUTICURA TO FRIENDS "Two yoars ago my little son was suffering very l>aclly from <-cz«'ina. I t.n.k him t<> a doctor
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      233 2 UNDER THE r>^W3L*s«^ THEIR HIGHNESSES MOST DISTINGUISHED /2^J***vßq THE LATE AN D PRESE N t PATKONAGE OF JCt4H«*^k SULTANS OF JOHORF HONOUAKY DIPLOMA AT THE A.H. SHOW. SINGAI'OUK, AIGI ST IH, 1906. Jsmail ?R,a6eem, 82-1 AND 82-2. BRAS BASAH ROAD. .lust manufactured in our Factory HIGH-CLASS DIAMOND RINGS. PENDANTS. BRACELKTS.
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    Expensive Trial.
    283 3 LARGE FEES TO COUNSEL IN THE I MILE-END CASE. Estimated Cost of the Prosecution. Very few, even in legal circles can realise tbe enormous cost the prosecution of the ten Mill- cud Guardians and ox-Guardians, accused of conspiracy to defraud tbe public, entailed. Tin; trial lasted twenty days,
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    DIVORCE IN UNITED STATES.
    306 3 Sensational Views of the Georgian Legislature. America is the home of uew ideas and new sensations, and tho various Yankee States naturally vie with one another in order to ke<p up the natioual reputation for inventiveness. The very latest sensatiou conies from Georgia, a State which
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    AN AMUSING DEFENCE.
    293 3 Novel Method of Obtaining Work Explained. An amusingly audacious defence was set up by an accused person in the Melbourne I'riinin.il Court one day last month. Daniel O'Keefe, a yourjg man, was charged with having stolen a mit of clothes from the warehouse of Robert Heid and
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      153 3 The^rand Prix, 1908. (le pneu i LEj^n. AS USUAL, ol T OF THF. 12 KIItST CABa 11 w EBB MTTBD WITH MICHELIN TYRES. £Sn:Revy fiermanos. CROWN HHI? PERFUMERY <g|||> i£f^^---~ 7r "^^Vw* i»JttilUi»t l-Urrl V\ "o^S^ir THE CROWN PERFUMERY CO., "*Si OF AU DEALERS. I W0 In il Herefordshire) GUARANTEED
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      29 3 I Nut much fun to be lirid will] au arliiny head. But Steams' Headaclie C'uio will stop tbe ache in about 15 minutes if you give it a cbauce.
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      213 3 pII Celebrated Oilmen s Stores AT IK PICKLES, SOUPS, JAMS. JELLIES. y|^ I|H POTTED MEATS, MALT VINEGAR. H 19 Ase>>U f r LEA PERRIN>S WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE JgJ Crosse Black we IK Ltd. PHOSFERINE I Tit* (t/*mt4 e-f «N T*«ta*j. I I U Set fisam, Uaaa, *V* MERRYWEATHERS' "6rccnu)icl) 6cm" STEAM
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      540 3 BANKING COMPANIES. NEDERLANDBCHE HANDEL MAATSCHAPPIJ. 4BTHERLANDS TRADING SOCIE'I S CAPITAL. 46.000,000— (abt. £3,760.000! RBSERVB FUND. f. 8,782,885— (abt. £479,407) Mead Office In Amsterdam Head Agencj la Batavia Bbaxcbi?: Penang, Shanghai, Uongkcug, 1 Rangoon, Medan (Deli), Semarang, Soarabaya, J »clang, Cheribon, Tegal, Fecalougan, Paaoe- oean, Tjilatjap, Palembang, K:>ta-Radja Achoenj, Bandjerniansio. Weltevredeu.
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      382 3 BANKING COMPANIES. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHAttThit. Paid up Capital in 60,000 Shares of oo Me *i.a 00.000 Reserve Fund «1. 586,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietor* 11,200,000 BANKERS. Bank ol England. National Bank of Ben.land. Ib« London City A Midland Bank. Ltd. 81NOAKORE BRANCH
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    CHURCH SERVICES.
    419 4 (Sunday, August jo.) i.i: Trinity. Bt. ANPHEn-'sCAruMniAi..— 7 a.m Matius and U ii.ni. Holy ComniHuimi (Chorai) 3-40 p.m Sumlj'. 'school 340 p.m. Bible lulls) .1 :iO p.m. Evensong aud herrn in. B Matthew*, 8»oi Liaia.— ll-lf a.m Foo Cbtm Bsctlosj; i lup.m. Sunday Schojl; 815 p.m. K\eusint" and
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    LIST OF PASSENGERS.
    255 4 Passengers Out Hard. IVrP. udt). Britnuui.i .onuoctin^ with mM Oriental tit ('olombrt, il !<• Scjit in... ill.- Sir. ;md Mi-. M. W. I'c-.t, Mr. K. VV. King, Mr. I. L, Oki U, Hr. t. D. Hobcitson. Mi. T. Ccowili Hr. .1. Dyke*. l\ i P udO.ataMMi liimtar*.
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    Mails to Arrive.
    91 4 i'r in i:i ik-IU Hie N 1> t.. su-.uiicr L-.it/ "V .hie Sop;, nib.'r t. Ftum Cm- By tbr- H.D.L. »t—maf P. it Luitpold due Augii-l M l.vfl Siujjapor* 1) .lal> tl IV ,tO. kaituM t N 1). L. Au^u>l 6 n. i. AngiHl 10 M. M.
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      69 4 AS A LAST RESORT. I.i tun gaJaaji la tin axaaaja* oi c.illiu^; a olactot (oi a caso vi iliarrliina ur ilysvutL-i y ,i iuttli ul i. li.iuibcrUius Colic, Ci.o! ra auil Kiaiihixi Itonii .ly ami you will lx- bmn tliiiu aismaasl with tin- Maa4L Tbon i> uot aiiiitmr im.lic-im iv
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      665 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. P. O STEAM NAVIGATION CO. For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, \ustralia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Forts, Plymouth and London. Throrcflb Bills af Ladiug ie»ned Jor fbiu Oo*«t, PeraUo Oolf, Oontinoutal, and A-n-nen Von. B»c»uieri. >»11l le««e Bii««p re on or ahoT MAIL LINE. (OiifitariJ/or Chin i) 19T8 Ortmf.il
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      776 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. PACIFIC MAIL BTEAMBHIP CO.. OCCIDENTAL AND CF.IEHTAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY AM' TOY!) IMU HAIBKA The tr.-., -Ukintb'i. :iui btlween CHINA '.1 A> .iirt ErROl'K, via Honolulu and 6ai> *>ou.«cu. .operating tbe new 12,000 ton. twioacrtw ptesoera KOREA ai.d SIBERIA, ioiietb«r with Ibe uell-known stoamer* CHINA, ASIA. PERSIA, AMERICA MARC,
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      462 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD. CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY GO. 1 LTD. The Companlee' ateamera are despairbid from Liverpool ontwarda for the Straits, Chiua and Japan every week, and from Japan home wards for London, Amsterdam and Antwerp every fortnight and for Oenoa, Marseilles and Liveipo.il monthly. One
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      578 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE. HAMBURG. The steamers of this Company maintain a regular service between Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, and Rotterdam, and the Straits, China and Japan. Homewards, they are deapatohed fortnightly I for Havre and Hamburg and onoe a month for I Bremerhaven direot, calling at Penang and Colombo.
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      807 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. N. D. L. NOROOEUTSCHER LLffO. Impartal Oarraan Mall Lin*. The (aat aad well known mail steam ra this Company aatl fortnightly from Brdin j Hambarg vl* Rotterdam, Antwerp, Boattma._ ton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (ooau :t. -.i Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria, and vioe **tsai j Port Said, Suez, Aden, Colombo,
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      126 4 Singapore Tide Table. ,Ki;.w Al SCfl ■mi ri..,i;i:u I HIGH UAIhR LOW kVATBI ll'ajbl run* n iit br miii t iii^. i a.niin. ft inn, n i'le'pni I Ipm ill 7 ■>: \:<i 1 6 pa ■:i I'l'iu 1.9 (i i S 6IT ..111 lii 1.1 I 1.0 2.6 sei
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    SEQUEL TO COLLISION.
    494 5 Alleged Rash Navigation Near Blakan Mali. Mohamed Auiin and Bogail were again placed on trial before the Fourth Magistrate, Mr. Mam ice Thunder, this morning, on the charge of endangering the lives of two Marine Constables by rash navigation of a tongkaug in midstream between Blakan Mati
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    Arrival of Passengers.
    41 5 By the Selangor, Captain W. Cox, August 29. From Teluk Anson: Dr. Haintsch. Prom Port Swettcnham: Mmhm. Van do itadt, Stopani, A. 11. Malct, On^ Koon Obu tnd Lady Howard. From Malacca: Maa**n. Suodgrass, Hunt, Dyson and Mcl.ciuou.
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    Departures.
    70 5 By tbe Devanha, August 28. For Hongkong: Messrs. W, Dim man Fuller, A, M. Thompson, J. Oonsalves, J. Pereira, F. Keating, A. Nelto, A de Castro, Chia Looog Bok, Mrs. M. C. T. Machado, two MhM Machado and two children, Dr. K. C. Holloway and Mrs. Reed. For Shanghai
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    Mails Close.
    90 5 Foi Pu Biuvn Tim MoNDlT. Saigon U nphvng 11 a.m. Malacca and Linggi Khrng M 1 p.m. Colombo and Bombay K'thimn Maru 3 pm. Sunbasand P<tmangkat .Imherst 8 p.m. Telak Adsod via ports Selnugor 3 p.m. ChriHtmaa Island hlauJer 4 p.m. TccsDiT. Europe via portK P.li. Luiipuld 6
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      412 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. INDOCHINA STEAM NAY. CO., LTD. Tiik Mo»moru •>{ thin O-nipnny maiutr.iD a r*»;r.;ir .iireci service bt>t»ecn Calcutta, Straits, Sbn'igbai aud lupan, taking cargo h Bi!!a of Tiling for Canton, Bwatow, An. Cl-.efuo, Tionwiu, Nowobwaiig. Taa^Uze Fort*. Ko-TiKva, the PLiltp,)inej, *0,, *v. mhmh Tnim Commander icMM 1 4,88^ R.
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      389 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. niPCAR LINE OF STEAMERS. Tn uudermeutioned mail steamer* of thi »bove Line maiuUiu a regular service bo'.weei Calcutta and Japan, oalling at Penang, Singa pore, Hongkong and Shanghai «n route FLEET. Tone Commander „B "Ja»*«" 8,800 J.Q.OurtxT b.b. "Obko<.»tApca»" 4,600 S. H. Bitusoa ».e. "Aam»Toon Apcib" 4.500 A.
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      640 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. CP R Canadian Pacific Railway Company's Royal Mail Steamship Lino. TBK NATIONAL HIGH WAT TO EUKOFB VIA OUINA JAPAN, CANADA »uil ib* ONITKD BTATKB Roate from Hongkong, ria BSjiuigh»i, Ni»k>a9aM (Inland Res of Japan), Kubo. Yokohama, Viotorta And Vsnootiver, R.ftf.B. "E»FRJtni> or I»cu" ITwlnaere.v ste» B.M.H. "Esrum or
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      919 5 TENDERS INVITED. 60VERN»ENT_0F PERM. Tenders will be received at the ofiioe of the Secretary to Reii.leut, Taipinrf, Pcrak, up to noon on Monday, Angu.t 24, 1904, (or renting the uti'lcrmeiitionrd Farms {or the period commeuciug the Ist, day of January, lU.u. and ending the 31at day of December. 1911. under
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      815 5 notification in tbe Gazetto, that the issue of such licenses for use therein is prohibiteJ. The GtNEnu. Farm Ai c» SCHEDULE. Ipoh. Siputeh. Menglpmbu. Cheruor. Kampar. Tekka Sungei Raya. Lahat. Tanjoug Rambutan. Papan. Tapah. Gopeug. Fidor. Chandcriang. Temoh. Pusing. Sungei Sipot. Tambun. Salak. Kampong Kapayang Tanjoug Toalang. (Sungei Hay.i >.
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      40 5 A BTUBBORN DISEASE. Rheumatism is considered by tho modical men to be tbe hardest disease there is to control, bat Chamberlain's Pain Balm has remarkable power over it. Onn application will give relief. Kor sale by all Dispensaries: »ad dealers.
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      175 5 DAY BY DAY Saturday, August ag. High Water. 0.16 p.m Cricket. Anglo Chiuese Free School S]x>rts. S p.m. S.C.C. teunie tournament. L.L.T.C. Antnmn tournament. Albambrit, Cinematograph. 7 30 p m Emperor Cinematograph. 7-30 p.m. Hale's Tonrs. 7 p.m Japanese Cinematograpn. 7 0 p.m Harima Cinematograph. 7-30 p.m SunJny, August 30.
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    DEATH.
    29 6 M\. iai.i.mii.— At the Spring. Thetford, Norfolk, ou August '27, iv lier 72nd year, Klinabctli i .upoell. relict of the late William Mactaggart, uf Singapore, aud Kltliam. Kent.
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. SATURDAY, AUGUST 29.
    910 6 The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. SATURDAY, AUGUST 29. In this ImM we reproduce the letter to The Times, by sir Henry Blake, ex-Oover-nor of Hongkong and of Ceylon, dealing with the opium question. A summary of this letter was omM by Koutor at the time of its I'liblioalion in
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    20 6 In I'pper Cross Street, th. dead lujdy of a i liiMamaii was found, yestenlay, mid turned ever U> the Coroner.
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    23 6 There will be diviue service at the I'resby terian Church to morrow at 8 a.m. and ■">.•!(• p.m.. aud Sunday School at 4.15 p.m.
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    15 6 The Shorthand Writers Association, Singapore, lias been exempted from registration under the Societies Ordinance isso.
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    21 6 tor |iv IA-'Shion ->t morphia uud ,i livinhlu mk iyringp, tw« Chiuose won tined *20C' •■a'-li by the Second Magistrate. yesteHav.
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    17 6 According to the Government Gazette, the office of European attendant at the Singapore Lunatic Asylum declared pensionable.
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    37 6 At tui in. ■i-tiii^ ut ili-: Municipal Commissioners, yesterday afternoon, the Deputy President reported that the balance on hand was $'287,816.76, M Of posod to 5278,997.92 at the date ot tho provioub nioeting, buld on August 14.
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    15 6 The output from the Malacca Kulihi r Plantations, Limited, for July amounted to 4,080 lbs.
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    23 6 Captain Murphy desires to convey his best thanks to those friends who sent him MMMM mid tokens of sympathy in his recent bereavement.
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    27 6 Foi takiug his horse into the compound of the Catholic Cathedral in liras Ba.sah Coad, to graze, a Hokieu was tiued ».i l>y the Third Magistrate, yesterday.
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    23 6 Mi. Hastings Rhodes, the Deputy Public Prosecutor, aud Mr. Justice Seieumbe Smith are leaving for Malacca, to day to conduct the Malacca Assi/es.
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    31 6 A Chinese shop in Outram Koad was broken into, on Thursday night, aud -II in cash and a quantity of tinned goods w, ie removed. No arrests have yet been made.
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    35 6 Mrs. Joseph, liviug iv Wilkie Koad. has reported to the police that a gold ring set with rubies and diamonds was taken from her room on Tuesday afternoon. There is no clue to the thief.
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    38 6 A telegram has been received iv Singapore announcing the death of Comic dv Perk r dc l.ars.m. deputy for the la Girond.'. father of Mr. T. dv I'erier dc Larsau. vice C ou- il i France at Singapore.
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    32 6 The famous so called Captain of Kocpeuick, who has been released owiug to ill- health, is the object of universal attentions. Me li>is MM the recipient of subscriptions amounting already to £3,000.
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    35 6 Tin- finaflnn uiotbiill match between the VM.C.A. and tlii! K.U.A which was to have MM played uu Friday but lia<l to 1» |H«tpunr.i mi accuuut of tin- militury man>i uvres, hM MM tixe<l for Monday.
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    38 6 Mining is being continued at Suugei liesi within town limits, practically up to the main street. There arc five large mines at work iv the vicinity, aud two more, it is said, arc ready to begin operations MJMB.
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    46 6 A Chiuesc youth riding a bicycle in Stam ford lioad was injured severely, this morning, aud was removed to hospital. A pojl of blood marks the spot, but how the iujury occurred we have been unable to learn up to the time of going to press.
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    43 6 The Culliuan diamoud. which was presented to His Majesty by tlie Goverumeut ot the Transvaal, has been cut into two beautiful white stones. One of the latter has been placed iv the King's crowu aud the other lias been placed in his sceptre.
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    49 6 The wife aud a child of the Chinese clerk aud interpreter at the Orchard Road Police Station, who was removed Irom the Station on account of an attack of smallpox about two weeks ago, arc vow ill, and it is suspected that they are siitTcring from tlie same disease.
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    57 6 Mr. Maurice Thunder, the Fourth Magitrate, acquitted, this moruiug. the Chinese v orehant of Serangoou village who was charged with being occupier and owner of a common gaming house, but cautioned him to be more careful to prevcut gaubliu;: on his property in future. Mr. C. Kveritt appeared on his
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    70 6 <»v Monday afternoon, says the Mala y Mail. a Malay woman was planting rice in a sawah at .i place called Uukit Spree, when she was struck by lightning, a thunderstorm raging at the time- The left side of her face, her left ear, aud the left side of her
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    60 6 llepiu Cluiuder Pal, the extremist leader, left Calcutta by the Golcouda for Paris and America to plead his cause before the independent world, travelling first-class with his son, says a Calcutta telegram of August 21. Other Indian students were on board. There was no demoustratiou, and when last seen he
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    71 6 It is siiid that ri ccutly the Pcrak Government advanced a cii'tiin sum of money to the Sanitary Board, Taipiug. for the purpose of ('Meeting the improvement of the stalls iv the market. The advauce is to be repaid after a certain fixed period by monthly instalments. The fees charged
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    73 6 Mr. C. F. J. (irceu, the Second Magistrate, lined a Taujong Pagar tally clerk, named Tan Moh Song. $100 or, in default, sentenced him to two months' rigorous imprisonment, yesterday, for stabbing another clerk named Chun t 'In ow Hin with a pocket kuife in the arm ou the WMM
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    91 6 I h< ulliuau, the largest diannjinl in the world, which was presented by the TnM v.ial Ooveruinent to the King, lius been split into two bciiutilnl white stones, one uf which will be set in the royal crown and th< other iv His Majesty's sceptre. It has been louiid to
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    108 6 I strau^o fatal MOMmI ocimred at the \.nglo-Chinese School. Penang. on Monday, through a blate pencil piercing the licart of a Chinese lud, named Chew Hup Ban, tho son of Chew Soo Chuau. Liko most school children, the boy, who wia eight yearold, carried a sharp pointed pencil iv Ml
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    459 6 Lady Howard of Glossop arrived at Kuala Lumpur on Mouday. Mr. .1. S. \V. Arthur liv* been appointed a Magistrate tor Singapore. The Kaiser has granted to the Koch lusti tute t.1,0110 to combat tuberculosis. Dr. O. T. l>. Coo|>cr lms boM apiKimtcd Medical Offleer, General Hospital.
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    18 6 The body of a pauper was found this luor niug in the compound of the Singa|>ori Uecreation Club.
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    40 6 During the seven months ended July MW.KH persons travelled ou the Singapore Krauji Kailway, and the receipts amounted to *97,.V»'J.1.'i. The total revenue during the period was *U."i.P.t:).lJ, which is a decrease of *7,740.:16 over the corresponding period last year.
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    81 6 Tlie lioyal Packet Navigation t ompauy will, shortly, run another liner, the uew steamer Kumphius, betweeu Deli aud liatavia. via Singapore. She will a! carry the German mail between Singapore and liatavia. Tin.: steamer has room for two hundred tirst and second class passengers. aud seven hundred deck passengers, aud
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    104 6 Miuali, a -lavanew: woman who WW charged with iniug No. I'evoiislnre liuuH for evil MmMM h'i'l ordered Lo rcum\. I irbure or ehangi- her pnotiuta n '"I/ 15, at the I'olice Court Mfwrod agam him the MagistraU;. thi-. morning, tor n^l complying with the ordei. Sergeant Nieol MBMOMMi Accused wa
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    103 6 v I tuwll ouplaiu 'jf BimiMWH I nioted a company in rraoce tor tho estsh lisbment ot glasswork iv Indo-China Glassware of the couunou kind U iv mcL demand there that works of this ohmrtni will always tiud a ready lor thuir pi ducts. Finer niH, such a.s watou-glasse?, electric
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      214 6 ALHAMBRA To-Night ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME All New Pictures. INAWAV HOTHUUIN LAW. The Spanish Army. An Interrupted Idyll. THE HAUNTED CASTI.K. The Jealous Fiance. On Had Terms with tln-ir House Porter. THE MYSTERY OK THE MOINTAIN. The Sptetre. PIEUOTTS TALISMAN. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. Wednesday, Sept. 2. OBAMD COMPLIMKNTAKY BENEKIT. Tendored to
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    SHIPPING DISASTER.
    230 7 SINGAPORE-BOUND STEAMER IS CAPSIZED. Loss of Forty-One Lives Two Survivors. Kkltkks Tklkoham I London. August Lloyd's agent at Moji telegraphs that there are two survivors on board the Japanese steamer Saikio-iiiaru, which reports that the British steamer Dnnearn, bound for Siugapore, hail been capsi/ed iv a typhoon iv
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    RECONCILIATION OF BROTHERS AT CONSTANTINOPLE.
    138 7 Another Favourable Sign of the Times. Km i m's Tklki.iiam. I ...ii. l- i i August JM. A telegram Iroin lonstautinople NHH that M« hemuiid II mb Klleiidi. brother ol the Sultau of Turkiy. and the heir pre sumptive to the Throne, has visited the
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    TROUBLE IN NATAL
    75 7 Dcportuli m Di Indians Causing Great Indignation. i rk'= f.-LX..: »v' l.oudun. August It is iv|nrt..l h i.i Pretoria that four of the leading Natal ludiaL for not complying with tho order to leave the Colony, have been dc|>ortcd over the Natal border. At inectiu'.: hell l>
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    FRANCO-GERMAN CONFERENCE ON MOROCCO
    50 7 IMiutik's Tklk.ukam London. August W. The l-reucl. Charg. .lAdaires at Berlin has conferred with Herr mm Scliocu. of the Miuistry for I'orei^n Allairs. with regard to tho situation iv Morocco, and Mr. Pieliou. the French Foreign MinUtoi MM 'onferred with the German l 'harg, dAllaiics.it Paris.
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    AMUR RIVER FLEET.
    26 7 |Dir OsTAßUTiscm Lloyd Tkliioram lierliu. August 28. The BMMMM Naval Ministry has MMI that the Amur Kiver Fleet should cousist of twenty vessels.
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    IMPROVED TRADE PROSPECTS.
    29 7 Dm OtTABumoM km 'Vulumau] l'« rhn, \ugn.l >. The world s exch.mu'' tail ly tiriu. and as a MMMM HM iron indiiHtry M bright* n inu considerably.
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    ONE OF REUTERS ENIGMAS.
    24 7 I Kiotir's Tklkohams 1 l..'inK'M. \ujju->t Tin. Brown bilun at Mew tliuu^li ,!<><>'. not null iitii. ulti' t'' •tl" i firm').
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    Football Accidents.
    81 7 It sec vis tL.it it MM a I mi- what strenuous game ol tootball iii.it w m playd, v« stcrday afternoon, betwtt n tl >ui_- Mate BeotuUiua Club and 'In Kn^im < n MM Warder-. When the match fMltkU the cisu.il ties wore ;—(i. K. Uehlers. dislocated shoulder
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    RAHMAN HYDRAULIC TIN.
    365 7 Optimistic Remarks at Shareholders' Meeting. I he first annual meetiug ol the share holders of the llahruan Hydraulic Tin. Limited, wa^ held at Penaug ou Tuesday. Mr. I. Douglas Osborn:- prc-ided, and he stated that the mine w.'s getting into proper operation but had uot commenced work,
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    ADELPHI HOTEL AFFAIRS.
    330 7 Transactions in the Selembah Coal Syndicate. During the sitting of the Uaukruptcy .mrt. yesterday. before Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith, Mr. A. M. Sarkies was examined further respoctiug the failures of Messrs. Sarkies aud Johauues. lieplyiug to Mr. 0. Knierson, on behalf of the Official Assignee, the d.
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    Eastern Shipping Company.
    110 7 A general meeting of shareholders iv the k.istcru Shipping Company, Limited, was held at Peuangou Mouday. at which a state ment for the first six mouths' working was laid before the shareholders. After due allowance being made for de preciatioii of the Company's Meet and stock, there
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    Native Editor Charged.
    61 7 The hearing of the charge brought agaiust the native editor of the Korea I'aily News ot eiubt /./.hug funds raised for the redemption of Korea's indebtedness to Japan, which was H\ed for the I >th iustaut. ha-- DMM postponed iue die The editor i- Mill in Mr.
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    Mistrust of Chinese in Java.
    166 7 Tlio .lava Ixji-n Chinese, no Mattel how HMUMf U' lie rations Urn l.uuih luay luve resided there, are only Dutch subjects iv the ey of the law. They cau only acquire Dutch citi^cjisljiji by bill pMßsd i" tin: I'utcli Parliament standing coufened on but ft
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    Johore Opium Farm.
    184 7 TENDER OF MR. TAN JOO THEAM ACCEPTED. We hear from a very reliable source that MB Johore Government has accepted the tender of Mr. Tau .100 Theatu. .lohore. for the .lohore and Spirit Warms, for the sum of $80,1)00 pat muuiii. We also hear that circulars are
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    HONE RUBBER COMPANY
    543 7 Directors Recommend No .Payment of Dividend. The I 'lie. Lois ot the Siom- KubbOT Com{'my, Limited. iv their annual repiirt, whicii is to be iuesuiited at a meeting of shareholders on September I. states that the net profit for the year emlcd .lime tD, afti r making
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    LONDON RUBBER MARKET.
    155 7 Messrs. Gow, Wilson and Stauton wrote as follows on August 7 Since the holidays there has been a good deal of speculative demaud evidenced for Para grades, aud tjuotations have in couse(juonce been improved, to-day's value being about lid. above the lowest quotation since the last auction.
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    Motor Car Collides with Ricksha.
    93 7 There MM a ;ullision in Bukit liruah P.oad at about 5 p.m., yesterday, between a motor-car belong to a Chinaman and a ricksha. II 10 puller wax hurt and had to be remove .1 to hospital, but his injuries were not sufficiently serious to require
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    Opium in Hongkong.
    884 7 SIR HENRY BLAKE'S LETTER TO THE TIMES. Lack of Consideration to the Crown Colonies. The follow i u^ is the portion of Sir Heury lilakfs latter to The Times referring to opium consumption in Hemgkong, smr >- mary of wliicli was telegraphed by Ueuter: Ooaling with the
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    Hospital Nurses Beat a Burglar.
    126 7 The <|ui<l ul -h. l.vi.c Uuwpital. San Francisco, was broken MlMo>i]F Urn other night by scream:- foi baif A burglar had entered the hospital by a rear window and was surprked by Miss Ethel Gurr, a nurse. She screamed and then attacked the burglar with
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    MUNICIPAL BOARD
    771 7 Opening of Kallang Tunnel Averts Water Famine. At the ordinary meeting of the Municipal i ....H'isMoucrs. held in the Board Uooiu. yesterday afternoon, the following gentlemen were present: Mr. J. Polglasc, Deputy IVosidout. Mr. K. .1. ISrujiiticld, Acting Socrotary Mr. H. Gostwyck, Acting Engimci Dr. W, EL C.
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    French Expedition Attacked.
    80 7 We have called attention several times to a l-'roueli exploring expedition, under the leadership of Captaiu Ollone, which had been conducting researches among the Lolo and Sifan tribesmen in Western China. The Lolo couutry was traversed w ith great difficulty. Afterwards, the expedition forsook the beaten paths
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    Training at the Racecourse
    207 7 UMM MM aid that 'iitcic.l iv niciugiu Singapore is ou the wane, but the number of |ieuple at the Conine tUi morniug. so early in the training season, would easily dispel such scepticism. Years ago. there used to be perhaps treble the number leaning over the
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    SENTENCED TO DEATH
    209 7 JAPANESE TO BE STRANGLED AT NIKOLAIEVSK. Penalty of Attacking a Russian Guard I Übutkks Telegram. London, August -j',i. 'flic Higher Court-martial at St. Peter-. burg lias couttrmod the Beutcuce to doath by strangulation passed by a court-martial at Nikolaiovsk upon eight .lapanoso for attacking a party of
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    MUSIC AT TANGLIN
    266 7 Performance by Band of Royal West Kent Regiment. Tanghu is so ciuict each eveniuj; that when gMat nights at the barracks come round the strains of martial music cau be enjoyed by many people far removed from the officers' moss. Tho enthusiasm of liaudiuaster T. McKolvoy, of
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    THE GAMING PROSECUTION
    332 7 An Australian Firm Convicted and Fined. The ease agaiust Mr. 11. Joseph, of MMM. Watson and Gutmann, Hotel do l'Europe Duildiug-, was concluded, yesterday after uoou, with the address ol Mr. Hastings Khodos, acting Deputy Public Prosecutor, on behalf of the Crown, following a long argument for
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    His Majesty the Coroner
    98 7 •ji'iug lalso ewdouci :u a ludieii! UtU cot ling before His Majesty the Coronor oc the 2>3th July 1008 was a charge against Tay Tuy in tho Senior Magistrate's Court this morning The charge was amended by the substitution of "Worship for "Majesty, and the Coroner,
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      100 8 Swimming Clab's Events. Fba steam lannr-h Argo will leave .lolin gi n't Piwr tor tba Bwiaonnfl Club BuDgalow on Sunday at 9, II) an.) 11 a.m.. ISO aud 3.H0 p vi returning (roiu liiiny.ilow at MO aud IOM a.m., U U, I and B M p.m. 11.. mi raoa
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      Golf.
      83 8 Singapore O.C. In i >■ i-.-.]■>i -.-.]■>. -n,-<. of the first round of the bingapora Ch.iinpiouship being over tin Raoeooaraa on Situnlay. Septemlxsr i, the s. pkamhat Monthly HtHI. usually played fur on the tir-;t Saturday of the month, ha^ l> ■<■'! BOatpOCWd until Saturday and Sunday. tli" 1
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      Cricket.
      214 8 tiiiiu- County Results. On Thursday, m published the pmu!h of tho II )iui! County Cricket matches played on Anjist 17 to 19. Tli ;y wore tiken from the Coioa M lil, hut, eviduutly, they were wrong. Ac^orjiug to Ceylon papers, tli MHltl w.tc H uumhirn has b.it.'ii Gloucestershire by
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      Association Football.
      537 8 The Colman Shield. To il:iy, anolhor in.it.-h will bo played at It ill 's H ■clam itiou for the Colin m Shield, wliioh carries with it tho 19iH Championship oi the M ilaya Football Association. Tho cont.stinu t^aim, the Marine Police and llii! l'o-t Offl hive already met
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      Lawn Tennis.
      809 8 S.C.C. Autumn Tournament. Yesterday'"* play iv tho S.C.C. Autumn Lawu Tenui* tournament resulted as i,, Hows PIIOKKSHION PaIUS. Mir. 11. Maynon and Foreman beat Banks ll.— Murray and Boyd a, 6—2 Banks I.— Linton and Bremner beat Mun. Fulcher and Marsh, 7—5, 6—2. A Ct. vss DWMM H\ndr.u\
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    873 8 Final Supply Ordinance Introduced and Explained. There wore present at a meeting of the Legislative Council ycHterday afternoon. His Kxcelloney the Governor. Sir John Anderson, K.C.M.G., His Kxcellency Major-General T. IVrrutt. C.8., General I, Iliivr Commanding '.he Troops; Captain A. H. Young, C.M.0.. Colonial Secretary Messrs. W. G.
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      81 8 Poison Plot Revelations. Sensational developments in the poison plot inquiries at Hanoi are reported. Tbe arrests now iuclude tbat of a European. A search in bis bouse resulted in the discovery of many important documents, as well as of a stock of firearmg. The letters pointed to alleged trafficking in
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      1016 8 MRS. AOOIE~H«ROTnG. ■KsT'lildYTlEYEi. """in*. FRANCES WILSOwT MRS. ADDIE HARDING, 810 Court j Mrs. Mary Meyer. Thomson aventi'-. Mrs. Frances Wilson. !H Nelson «tre*l, street, Syracuse, N. V., writes: I n<-nr Shell Road, WtnlU-ld, L. V., N. V., Clinton, Mass., writ. "I have been a user of Pernna for the write*:
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      138 8 HARIMA HALL. To -Night AND Every Night, IKCLUDIN.. Grand Japanese Cinematograph Exhibition, 860, NORTH BRIDGE UOAJ). FULL CHANGE. ■fttring Or lustra. 7-30 and 9-30 p m. K. Haiiuu, Proprietor. HOUSE TO BE LET. YARNH A MS, No. 6, Syed Alley Road, nirely furnished, furniture cau be taken at valuation. Rent,
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      112 8 ADDRESS. Our Keprenentative is mm at l'enang. He will call at any other station wben requested. LAWRENCE AND MAYO. OPHTHALMIC 01-TICIANs London, Cairo, Bombay. Calcutta, Madras and Rangoon. STRAITS CYCLE MOTOR Co., Ltd., 15, Battery Road. SOLE AGENCY DEPOT. The Famous ALPHA MOTOR OILS. CYLINDER. WATER COOLED. AIR COOLED. J
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    COMMERCIAL.
    262 9 SiMJiFOia, Acoi'st 28, 1808. PRODUCE. Sauibicr buyir-- I 8.00 do (Cnb-j No. 1) nnp^ko-l 12-00 Copra Bali ■>'> dr. PontianaW c.8.1 Peppe', Black 10-7 B do Whit? 6% l«-8?i Sajjo Flour SarawaK 2.97) do Brunei No. 1 2.85 Pearl Sa:(- 8.60 Coffee BMi picked 24. f» Coffee. Pa i.wbanK,
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      483 9 LESSONS IN PIANO AND FRENCH. by Youur Lady, Pupil ol the Rojal Academy ii Must. I afan a aud Piano bar ,n Pan.-. v FTRONOMtS AND IKUSIC FOR SALE. Ipaty LTKDHCRST, No 12. Lloyd Road. 1720 GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. lenders will be received at the Resuleo nncillor'n (iftioe. Pet.ani;, up to
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      738 9 NOTICE. NOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN that the Powers of Attorney dated the 14th July, 1904, and 36th November, 1904, and given by me, the undersigned. Lim Hong Bee Neo, respectively as of my own right and as Executrix of Tan Cheng Tuan, deceased, in favour of Yeap Yeow Teck have
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      199 9 Wassiamul, >* H^ Assomull Co. A SPECIAL ORDER JUST UNPACKED, Comprising a Large Consignment of Silk Goods, Jewellery and Curios. TO BE CLEARED AT *%f$ LADIES GENTLEMEN^ VERY REDUCED PRICES. CORDIALLY INVITED. 7 DAHL'S MILK. The ONLY canned Milk in which the full flavour of fresh cows Milk is retained.
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      191 9 Whiteaway, Laidlaw Go Id, invconsrzxA.^-;, 31., LAST DAY OF Hnnual Clearance SALE. Whiteaway, Laidlaw Co., Id. K>R COPTIXa YOCfc CORBBSFONDBN B WB iriE STANDARD COPYRfa MAOHENBJOF THE WORLD. I BRLSHES I 1 WET RAGS IwRINQINO ROLLERS fc'^\TA DAMPING BATHS jJFPSLa) Nil .-Ml lh C\k'lsOV- V PREPARATION <$' jEjjm^Wl I DAMPING
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      57 9 NOTICE. OWtCtVt OF PTA.XO3 wh OaJ aece«Bary v> !e»v» tbt- OotOO) '~>' iMglk 'A time. »i» 1««* ibeir P^»ai< '.V .".HEHUL'bKI^ %ni Kepi iv OOOD ORUKK, h: a very moddrkM ohar^., or PRIVATELY 6OLD. 'I'hii will be foaud more remacemtiTe an 4 Mtiefactory arrao^emeut than teliiog by anono^. W. OAKCIA.
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    FLOGGING OFFENDERS.
    991 10 DENOUNCING REFORMATION BY THE LASH. Final Confession of Incompelence. Wiitiug in a Home paper Mrs. H. Hradlaugh Itouner gives the following views of tlu' Lash as Punishment Tlie publication of the record of Hogging sentences passed by the late Mr. Justice Day ha« led to a revival of
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      731 10 SALES BY AUCTION. AUCTION SALE or VALUABLE TEAK FURNITURE. FULL-SIZED BILLIARD TABLE. AND A FINE COLLECTION OF PLANTS. MRS. 6. P. NICHOLSON. At Westmcre, Thompson Road, SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, AT I P.M. Oomariafoga FUUi-WZED BILLIARD TABLB M T14.1 FRVME WITH ACCESHOHIKS, KINK TOMJED OOTTAOI PIANOI'ORTE in ebjuisci caw, teak fra-ne
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      332 10 CONTINUATION OF ■km H. L COGHLAN AND CO.S ART SALE, M<nday, Auyuxt 31, at 11 a.m. Famous Old Porcelain, Artistio Brasses, Quaint Curios, Jade Stove .10-os, etc. Everything must beaoM withont reserve. H. L. Coghlan Co.. Licensed Auctioneers IWI and Surveyors. SALVAGE. AUCTi:N~SALE |>F COAL, At K. ction 3, Tanjong
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      44 10 SHOULD BE KEPT IN EVERY HOUSEHOLD. As a result of saving my child I regard Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a medicine which should be in every household. John Adams, Merchant, Oold River, Nova Scotia. For sale by all Dispensaries and dealors.
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      553 10 INSURANCE Coap»mEs. NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY OF NORWICH A LONDON. Established 1797. FOR FIRE INSURANCE ONLY. Amount insured £335.000.000 Losses paid 11,*****3. Premium inoome. 906,000 lnsurauoe effected on almost every description property at current rates of premium. Riskt for 10 days are nuw accepted at 4 cent per $100
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      955 10 STRAITS CYCLE MOTOR CO.. LTD.. Manufactured by the st;u Cy. le t' Wolm rhampfcin II indrail* M Umm aweUaai have been Mid iv tiio Sjr:nts. an i aru mioj i iK^il m price and ii iui Inspection invited SINGAPORE SPORTING CLUB. The Autumn Km Mooting will be held on Tuesday
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      461 10 8.-TMK BOCHORR PLATB. Value MOO auu ISOM i! r I II. p. A!i for all fli net xh i| li;i\c runut tin* M. .tn and not wo<i. The <\ mini la lm\ t tbc option ,pf nanoaMrng tins rmo« itti MM th:in i; propert ••f liiiTi-mii owaan. Batnaoa 114. Di
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      172 10 The Straits Times, AND The Straits Budget. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Payable in Advance, Daily ispne per yent 180.00 do ac q 7.50 do pat month '2.50 do per 10 Wt<-]-.h M y U V2-QO do i" r ij:i 3.00 d.> p r 25 Win v sent by \h^:. Uien added for
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    AUTOMOBILISM.
    1100 11 THE RECENT FATAL ACCIDENT AT BROOKLANDS. Description of (he Race. Tin- following is a drscription of the recent fatal accident on the Urix>klands Track, which was briefly reported by us at the time. We quote from The Motor of August 4 The attendance, considering the counter attraction of a
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      319 11 The Wonderful "STELLA" I The most silent running and best hill climber on the market. Trial runs can be arranged. STRAITS MOTOR GARAGE SYND., SI ZLSTG- APORE. The United Asbestos Oriental Agency, Ld. S3LE AGENTS FOR THE UNITED FLEXIBLE METALLIC TUBING CO.. LD. Bronze and Steel FLEXIBLE METALLIC TUBING. WILL
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      99 11 Write for New Catalogue OF HUMBER CARS. Latest Improvements Reduction in Prices!! THE BORNEO CO., LTD. LOOK VAN KIT, OENTIST. AND DENTAL SUPPLIES. No. 28, Sonth Canal Roa and 17. Sooth Bridge Road. High-Class Work. Moderate Charges. Con salting K-Kin... fitted with electric lights and far*, etc etc. MM PHOTOJEPOT.
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      777 11 "^ttKir^wSmfM)'" moderatb i^SSjf/wl^^ 1"^1 I'KICKO CARS, \\Jfir7**'^juLt Skilfully si^ntd to reduce Wear on TyroH to tlie lowest possible point. For further particular*! apply to tlir sot.k aoknts: CENTRAL ENGI N E WORKS. MART OCIETY ELECTS G.F.F. Wearne Co., 168 AND 169, ORCHARD ROAO. Sole Agents. SINGAPORE AND KRANJI RAILWAY. FROV
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      57 11 piFOR LAOIESH oJORET.HOMOLLES APIOL ft the mott ture remedy aqtlntt the Sickness, Mil other affects cau set by tht deity of the regular periods. atOOlN.O.ilil.ies.Rqo B'-rionor». PARIS TO LAWYERS. BANKERS. MERCHANTS. MINERS. PLANTERS. AND EVERYONE INTERESTED IN BRITISH MALAYA. AYear's Record. STRAITS BUDGET rot 1907 Strongly Bound in Leather, 'Jjn
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      461 12 Scale of Charges. rKSIaiL ADVERTISEMENTS.— MIMeI Itaeoui Wants ot Every Description, Houses, ■aad. fit lei, are Inserted at the following •mm C'i.! lL«::ion I 1.20 per inch. Twc 1.00 Tbm 1.80 Mi B.W Kln< 8.40 TwelTc 7.J0 Twenty f>e 10.00 lEack rubtequenl month It per lnoh.) rae abc»c rate Is
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      393 12 Miscellaneous WANTS. aitui— Fow Llim, oas or two loMrttoai, 11-0 Br U>» toeh, m Seals of Charg* APOTHECARY WANTED Wanted, for Segamau, Hospita'.. KfleYi a well qualified Apothecary, with gooi knowledge of Mala;. Tamil and Chinese, salary *ISO a I motath, with free nnfurnisbea quarters. Apply, with recent testimonial, to
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      591 12 TO BE LET OR SOLD. iUra Poar 1.1n... am or two lutrttoa ti.oo Bj ths Inch, seal* of ehar(M. HOUSE TO LET. Mo. 4, Mount Bosie. Apply Raffles Hotel. 0961 HOUSE TO BE LET. No. 1, Oxley Rise, to be let. Apply Mever Brothers. 1148 ROOM TO LET. Room suitable
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      604 12 Immijgration Syndicate, SECTION X, CAVANAGH BRIDGE BUILDINGS, SINGAPORE. GABLE ADDRESS: IMMIGRATIO. CODE A. B.C. STH. EO. UBEO. WE supply strong, healthy Javanese coolies for Kstates and Mine*. WE undertake all formalities required by the Netherlands Government and thus save our customers trouble and inconvenience. We do this free of any
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      232 12 Syrup of Raspberry PURELY .MADE OF GUARANTEED NATURAL RASPBERRY JUICE AND SUGAR. Mixed with iced water or soda water, it form, a very palatable.. rofrcl.in K and healthy drmk, wluch is no doubt the most suitable bovcrap,. for Lot climate It also forms a ik-licious ingredient for ict cream and
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      150 12 BOARD AND LODGING. ii47t«.-r... r i hMs t.^ „r t»r tsastMeosißJi Ky '.b« Inch, Oi rcas. BOARO AND RESIDENCE. For -ingle geatlemen. Terms modera: j Applj »i Rockbnrst, 11, r»hobv Gbant BOARD AND RESIDENCE. Two r-joms to let. for bac'j. lor- 5JBargeu, 8 Mount Kli>;al*tb. 1331 BOARD ANO RESIDENCE. One
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      MINING.
      328 13 ion i I 1 1 "P^f?* J L__ J _1 1903 1300,000 .400,000 10,000 10 10 Betat Tia M. 00., Ltd. 1 j^? 1907 1300,000 »SMK» 12,500 10 10 7..W0 lira.ng Ud. 1801 '1800 000 800,000 60,000 10 10 Brnsob Hydrtuiio Tin M. 00., Ltd 11.00 1903 £400 000
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      RUBBER.
      335 13 IMS £150,000 190.1 1300.000 1904 £30,000 \WA «7U,000 ;»0« »150.000 £13.000 18<U £7.5,000 IVO6 £310,000 1906 £180,000 1807 £380,000 I«u8 1 175,000 1906 1350,000 189S £100,000 1906 £300,000 1903 £30,000 1906 t350.000 1904 £30.000 1904 1100.000 1898 £30,000 1903 136 C.000 1309 1100,000 1906 £110,000 1904 £50,000 I9M I
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