The Straits Times, 31 August 1908

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    13 1 The Straits Times. NO. 22.743. SINGAPORE. MONDAY. AUGUST 31. 1908. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      209 1 The OSTEND MEETING. Kilometer Trials, Flying Start. Mile Standing Test. FIRST -BAYARD-CLEMENT FIRST— BAYARD-CLEMENT. SECOND BAYARD-CLEMENT. SECOND -BAYARD-CLEMENT. JSSfe^SrSSSL TH.RD-BAVARD.CLEMENI. FIFTH -FIAT. FOURTH— FIAT. Thih proves onco again tin SL I'EHIOHITV of BAYARD-CLEMEXT CAKS as regard* RELIABILITY and REGULARITY. A few Models of tins tnakb liavt just becu received. Particulars
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      61 1 PERSON'S VISITING US TONKiHT WILL BE AMPLY Rewarded BY WITNESSING OUR FRESH AND NEW LOT OF MOST INTEKKSTING FILMS, ARRIVED BY THE LAST P. k O. MAIL 10,000 I'F.RSONS ADMIT THK KBW JAPANESE CINEMATOGRAPH TO BE THK VERY BKST IN TOWN. THIS IS "NO FIB. ask roui mm SKK IS.
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      39 1 CALEDONIAN HOTEL 77, Bran V;mh Koad, XingavoreThe Brighter aad Healthiest Resort in tbe City. BoW Porter in nciform cjoets a.l Bosli »o<l Mh ASAHI BjIER. Best a-ftn \B Icheapest The MITSUI BUSSAN KAISHA, THE DAI NIPPON BREWERY COMPANY LTD..:
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      163 1 Robinson Company. ANNUAL Cash Clearance NOW PROCEEDING. Real Reductions Real Bargains ONCE A YEAR! ONCE A YEAR ONLY Robinson Company. ADELPH! HOTEL. GUEST NIGHT— EVERY SATURDAY. THE BAND of the 2nd. ROYAL WEST KENT REGIMENT will play during and after Dinner on the FIRST SATURDAY of EVERY MONTH up to
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    RUBBER NOTES.
    1092 2 ECONOMY IN PLANTING iN THE NATIVE STATES. Mr. kelway Baniber's Recent Tour. It has been a sore point for many months —for ni-arly two years in fact— with Ceylon residents interested in the dovelopuicut of robber estates in Malaya that estimates of expenditure have been exceeded even to
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      472 2 HOUSE PROPERTY IS ENHANCED IN VALUE If it is known that tHe Wood-work has been treated with JODELITE. The nraltl of 20 pHUTS test iv the Tropics have proved that this Preservative is an ABSOLUTE SAFEGUARD against the attacks of WHITE ANTS. DRY ROT, TEREDO. NAVALIS and DECAY. 1 Gallon
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      26 2 tatnjf nlio enjoy headacheH should take Maana' HaaMaha Cure. It stop- tbe acbe. Leaven tiie liead clear. Makes them almoet kqg t «rhal beadaeha is liko.
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      319 2 CINEMATOGRAPH PATHE, *ssr IMPOR FKHn jfiSkßtfnfiaabk (> r 1 1 1 K css^flt3^^^^ CELEBRATED KB|^l^|. ELECTROOKN Bi^H[!BP'm3 LMnq CINEMATtHtKAI'H v--*c?^HS»\/^ J W 4^t\. >w 1^ Tilt- l"*\^'l' 1&^ i*^fc* k< THESE MOTORS. I:: HLILL_ A m|mi;S K~ gisd V m S-^l *ll WaaXWs^^'^^^^k KIjKC I lilt I 1 AT lIU.MK.
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      73 2 INSTANTLY destroys the Germs of Plague, Typhoid, and all infectious diseases. Ideal for use in the Home, the Stable and the Kennel. Destroys Fleas and ail vermin. Exterminates Ants. Keeps away Flies and Cockroaches. Agent* i GUTHRIE CO.. Ltd., Penang, Singapore and Bangkok- WHITE'S j HONE V' I I Bacon
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    SCIENCE NOTES.
    1145 3 TESTING A SHIPS COMPASS ON LAND. Remarkable Institution in Germany. The unique lustitution at Friedenau. near Berlin, in which compasses for use in t <.1 ii. mi) Navy are submitted to careful v is described in The Scientific American t!u I'.iilin correspondent of that pape Laymen generally do
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    Echo of the Boxer Troubles.
    124 3 A rase of more than ordinary iiuportauce lias bcon comtueQced in the Supreme Court at Hoii|!konK before the Chief .)n-ti<e. Its origin in traced to the outbreak of the Boxer troubles in Tientsin in 1900 when the branch office of the Imperial Bauk of China,
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      597 3 A HOSPITAL NURSE Nervous Disorders, Exhaustion, Overwrought Nerves Over ami ovei ■■m i levei an 1 capable pcu| ul n snap of i energy to do tbe work that is offered them, ai sdicameßtof I a skilled and experienced hospital nui c, who i< Us n slie was mj prostrated
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      215 3 A WELL KNOWN REMEDY. There Hi' ti'iv p.on'e in thin uouuti y who have not used, *or at least hoard uf, Cliaiubfiliiin- Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea IIi'iiii ly. It the first tiling they think of when tli'-y or .hi/ in' in jci of tli. I imily aro ■Mflhn with iliarilioea.
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      590 3 The United Asbestos Oriental Agency, Ld. SOLE AGENTS FOR THE UNITED FLEXIBLE METALLIC TUBING CO.. LD. Bronze and Steel FLEXIBLE METALLIC TUBING. WILL NOT CHAR.. KINK OR CRUSH. AND IS UNAFFECTED BY CLIMATIC CHANGES. Stocks held j}" to 6" diameter. Paterson, Simons and Company, Ltd., Ag.nts BANKING COMPANIES. NEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL
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      438 3 BANKING COMPANIES. CHARTERED RANK OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL OHARTEK. Paid op Capital in 60,000 Sbarei of ftlOeaeb ..£1,200,000 Reserve Fund ..«1,525,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors 41,200,000 BANKERS. Oauk ot England. National Pank of Sc^Jaud. The London City A Midland Baik. btj. SINGAPORE BRANCH O.rrtut A-ccuntß are
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    VESSELS EXPECTED
    769 4 Na»i>\ port, probable date oj arrival, and name oj Agents. STEAMERS. Liverpool, Bent 10; W. Mansoeld Alrba, Sydney, O t 23 Boustead Aj»<. China,. Sejit Mi W. Mansfield Alcmuua, Livarpool Rcptll; W. Mansiivld Aml.na, Hongkoog, S« pt Behn Meyer Voamba, Soea, BafltS; East Asiatic Coy Antuuu. HonukDO^, Sept
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    LIST OF PASSENGERS.
    262 4 Passengers Outward. Per P. undo. BritauQin, qaaHMoWag with tbe ■-•.•■.imi r OfteoW .it Coluuibo, due Sept L'inb.r 11. -Mr. and Mrs. M. W. I'M. Mr. K. W. King, Mr. I 1.. OUII. Mi. (i. 1). Hubert. ■on, Mr. T. L. CrawAer, Mr. .1. ITyk.s. l*i r I'
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      33 4 LAXATINE, the Ideal Purgative, reoom meuded by tbe best inodicj. aathorities. Easy to lake and certain in results. To be bad of all obri ists. Whoiasale frca Tbe Pharmaoy, Bati<ry Road. Elugaport U.I
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      666 4 STEAMER BAIUNGS. ¥7WO. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. For China, Japan, Penan)?, Ceylon. Australia, India, Aden. Egypt. Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London Through Bills if Lading lamed fir Chin Cjiw*. Persian Gulf, Continental, and V-n rin»' Steamer j *11l leave Sin ;ap re on or »h vi MAIL LINE. (Outtcaril tor ihiifi).
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      771 4 STEAMER SAILINGSPACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.. OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP CUKPANY AM' TOYO KIBLN &A!SHA The itf' JteainaL.;. Hates between CHINA. JAiAN. mat ECBOPE, ria Honolulu and Sao Franclauo, operating Ibe new 12,000 ton, twin screw steamers KORKAuudSIBKRIA, together with tbe well-known steamers CHINA, ASIA, PERSIA, AMERICA MABU, HONG KONG MABTJ
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      454 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTB. mi CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY CO.' LTD. Tbe Companies' steamers are deip«:ihcd from Liverpool outwards for tbe Straits, China and Japan every week, and from Japan home wards for London, Amsterdam and Antworp every fortnight and for Genoa, Marseilles anil Liverpool monthly. One
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      587 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE. HAMBURG. The steamera of this Company maintain a I regular servioe between Hamburg, Bremen. Antwerp, and Rotterdam, and the Straita, China and Japan. Homewards, they are despatched fortnightly i for Havre and Hamburg and onoe a month for Bremerhaven direct, calling at Penang and Colombo.
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      791 4 STEAMER BAILIH63. N. D. L. dORODEUT c .CHCR LLOYO imparlal <lerinan Mail Line. Tbe fast and wall Known mail steam m f this Company sail fortnightly from Hiv v i Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, H)i:.ii.n ton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naplea, (cooa a Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria, and vloe v.r i, Port Said,
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    SHIPPING IN TORT.
    975 5 rini i i».u For. rorpwli 11 p.— I: irw-iww, n <:»r. Otmu; 1 It.di.m; Sp.-, 1 Paa .1 D I Pkl Kukum I nimili is 11 u»l. 11 mi TRADINd V 8551 I latest ArrivuK I 11 Curtis, I Dan Ilin Oeaa, Hnt. ar. 21 i tone,
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    Vessels at Tanjong Pagar and Keppel Harbour.
    98 5 Wharves at which Vessels are Berthed To- Day. 1 AN.IONG I'AGAK. Ejwi Wiiu.r Bjur— Nil Bun Wbxbi si> mm I— Tboagwa, Clueugmai. Dm ii..\ 1 |Sn; eh W'uini Nil. Si.i iMN Nil 2 Monmoutbsliire, Ouessanl. 3— Ulauder. 4— Nil. B— Nil. 6— PakLing.
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    Mails Close.
    120 5 Fob P«e Bteamu 1 imi To-M" Sarawak Kajako(8*Mm*k 7 a.m. H«n«k.>k 7 a.m. Burope via ports P.B.ImU/oU 8 a.m. I*. Swetuuliam. i'i tiHin; Rafonw 1 |un. Padenibuig nphii 1 p.m. Trinnnauu via i»jrtt> Ain;i long lp.ro. K. I'almut'. l > ukaii,Kurtau/f'i''ii ji r 1 p.m. tl'kuntt, Amoy, H«»tow
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    Mails to Arrive.
    99 5 From EuHore— By the N. D. L. uteatner Lui.-. iw due September I. From China— By the M. M. uteanier Yariß due nepaeailioi 7. Liuii niuguiMre uuu iv vi July 31 P. &U. Auk August 4 N.I). L. Aug Autfubt 6 HI 4«g August 10 M. M.
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    Arrival of Passengers.
    65 5 l.y llu Kinta Captain .1. .M. Daly, Aagoat 31. From Teluk Anaoa: Sir*. Scliwciucr, Mr. Dick and Mr. A. F. Worihiogtoß. From Port SwcttL-nliam Mrssrs. aud 11. K. Soniervillc, Millan, Mr. Mrs. ami Misx bar bjabjn, Mia. tad Miss Ralmnann Mrs. Dick Jba. (iniHt. From Mihrr.i Mi
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      496 5 STEAMER SAILINGS NTvIC JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. LTU. Ar. ;ji.,, KOBTNIQHTItV ■•■rvico le maintainul be. NO Jn;>in an -I 1 ir In Ih.r NEW TWIN-SCREW STBAMBRS, 1 i -ld)rin ill: .1. ii;i ad lor the f"iiii«ny'n Karopaao 8« I Unoagfcr,iil by Kleotrioity, prov led »i b i v.jmmcxW.ion for ml
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      403 5 I STEAMER SAILINGS. NJDJL abiuation with tbs STRAITS STEAM SHIP COMPANY. LIMITED. Combined Round Voyages. UNGAPORB.IHCLI (SUMATRA) PENANO, l-.M 8 PORTS, SINGAPORE, or SIKUAPORE, I-M--. POSTS, PRNANO, DILI (SUMATRA), SINGAPORE, N l>.!. i i toman, RANKK iii.<l HALAYA, and kho weU-knowi ■k uoon ni the H aita bteamship Cmipnuy, r.imil.'.l.
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      391 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. Canadian Pacific Railway Company's Royal Mall unship tins Tilt. N SHWA> tOKI'KOI'K OU 'AN-M>A «eJ ihi N%g»w»kl, I, K< be, koliwn*, Vul'.Tt* »nr] VnfMOtlTM, 0* btCH -i U, OOO tons. H.M.S. I*" it Kunt*. „M r- 11..1 rai '.tall Rteam M| UfMM. •■'topos'.-ii SalHagi iror.i B— qti— gt
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      474 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. HARIMA HALL To -Night AMD Every Night, DM HMM Grand Japanese Cinematograph Exhibition, 360, NORTH BIUDGE KOAD. FULL CHANGE. String Or<-h. ■>. 7-M md N p in K. Burnt, J'ropriotor. FIRST-CLASS DUTCH CIGARS. La Excellente, I'd tin ol MO, $3.50 net. To be hiui at KIM SECK CHYE.
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      158 5 AUCTION SALES. Powell and Co. Sopt I— At Saleroom, valuable leasehold pro party known as No. 11 Fraaer Street, el MO p.m. I—At1 At Sale room, unredeemed pledge*, at 10 a m t— At Silo room, unredeemed plidgeu, at 10 a.m. >— At Bale-room, sandeeaMd pledgee, at 10 a.m. 3—
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      182 5 DAY BY DAY Monday, August 11. I High WaWr. 1.1 p.m. FootkeJL V.M.C.A. v. R.CJ.A. S.C.C. tennis tournament. L.L.T.C. Autumn tournament. Alhambra Cinematograph. 7-30 p.m. i Emperor Cinetnasogmah. 730 p.m. Hale a Cour, 7 p.m Japanoso inematognpti. 730 p.m Il.'.rima Ciucmatograph. 7-30 p.m. Tuesday, Septembei i. j High Water 1.8
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. MONDAY, AUGUST 31.
    1212 6 The Straits Times. PRI CE 10 CENTS. MONDAY, AUGUST 31. The election of two consejals for the first and Becond districts of Manila has stirred the community of that city most profoundly. Two Filipinos were elected, and we gather from one of the American newspapers, the mont conservative and one
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    15 6 Siaui rice was the cargo that arrived this morning, by the Norweg an steamer Kreya.
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    15 6 From Saigon. 'J.lHki tons of rice arrived on Saturday, by the Briti-h -teaiu< r Laiwan.
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    15 6 From Bangkok, a caigo of rice arrived. ..n Saturday afternoon, by the British steamer Aynthia.
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    16 6 A case of housebreaking and theft is re ported from a t'liiuese house in Edinburgh Stroet.
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    16 6 The steamor New Orleans, which went aajMM at I'nlo Lant recently. arrived in port, this morning.
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    16 6 This morning, the police found the dead body of a Chinese pauper near the CUdm Protectorate.
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    17 6 From Europe, eleven officers and 7;. i soldiers for Saigon arrived, yevtcntay. by the French steamer Quetsart.
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    19 6 A Chinaman living iv Prinsep Street, charges another with absconding with a jade stone bangle, valued at *I 2().
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    21 6 An opium shopkee|Hr of Warrick Street charges a coolie with criminal breach of trust iv respect of chandu valued at Sti7.lt;.
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    23 6 Quin Hon. a port in Aim uu. is the di -ti nation of the Norwegian steamer Standard which arrived from Saigon, on Friday.
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    21 6 The local st< aim.i Kdeud.ile arrived from Snmaraug, yesterday. The Captain report* the loss of a firem in iroin heart failure.
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    23 6 I rom Aroe Bay. the Anglo Saxon Pi iroleum i ainpany steamer Ki.plectela arrivid. OB Friday, with a cargo of kerosene iv bulk.
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    17 6 Majortieueral T Perrott. C. IS., (Meet CMMiMMMg the Troops, insiK.-cteil the Malay St«tes (iuid.s at Tanglin thi--morning.
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    25 6 There was a street robo«>ry in North Bridge Koad. at ll.l'i p.m ycstxiday, when a Chinaman wa- roblied tt a diamond ring valued at i-Jn.
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    28 6 Mr. BeholU, of No. 2.14 I'asir l'anjan» Road, has reported to the police the loss of clothing vaiued at M 4, which has been stolen from Ills house.
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    27 6 In future the wireless telegraph OOMMOa battle-hips arc to have their doors made ol ten ]*>uud steel platiug without windows, owing to the bla-t of the heavy
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    36 6 Mrs. Clara Attius, of No. IH Priusep Street, hail a clock stol-n from a shelf iv her house ou Saturday. A Uokien was charged with the theft before the Si-cond Magistrate, this moining. but was acquitted.
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    32 6 For Mm theft of live ducks, a Chinaman was sentenced to two months' rigorous im-pri-omiicut by the Second Magistrate, ou Saturday, fourteen days of ihi.s period to U. spent in solitary eontiuement.
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    33 6 A cargo of rice aud teak for Colombo arrived from Bangkok, yesterday, by the Norwegian steamer Seirstad. A cargo of teak for Bombay arrived from the same port by the Norwegian steamer Terrier.
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    32 6 The rtinforcciucuts scut out from France to ludo-Chiua during August are estimated at four thousand MNMg. It is hmM that lour thousand additional soldiers will be despatched to the Colony iv September.
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    39 6 Koh llye, a uiaudor employed at the Imp<jiiiidiiig Ittsi rvoir. lias reporte<l to the police that he was robbed by lour other Chiuese, on Saturday night, of money and personal effects valued at NOJA (Jue arrest has been made.
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    42 6 Mohamcd Ali. who keeps an Indian eating house at No. 2*7 Victoria Street, had his box broken opeu and piopurty valued M MS 10 ntukn, on Sanuday. The mjHm have leeovcu il the property aud arrested auotner occupant ol the same house.
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    35 6 Chi Siew Chuau, charged with breaking open a lascar's box on the British India steamer Thongwa aud stealing |>ersoual effects from it, was sentenced to three months' rigorous imprisonment by the Scornl Magistrate, on Saturday.
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    40 6 The Times of Malaya states that two Chinamen were kitted at Jeaapaag an. l Menglembu. respectively, diuiug a terrific storm which passed over the districts ou Thursday. In both cases, the men were killed by the falling of wooden huts.
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    40 6 At the Anglo. Chinese Boys' School, I'euan^. on Thursday, an enlarged photograph of Mr. Khoo Cheow Teong. Captain China of Asahan, Sumatra, was unveiled. Recently, Mr. Khoo Cheow Teong presented the boys' schools iv Penang with Jl..".(H> each for scholarships.
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    47 6 Scow Hak Seng, whose previous record was reported to the District Judge, Mr. E. 0. C. Howard, this morning, as a bad one, was sentenced to a year's rigorous imprisonment, for theft of a kettle aud a brass put, valued at Sl.iO, belongiu;> to Chan Cheug Liuj.
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    64 6 What might have been a serious accident happeued to Mr. F. hoii^lis O-boruc and paity as they were travtliiug to li.ttu (iajah on tne JJiid instant, after the Taiping races. When ijuite close to Tuhiug village, says the Time- of Malaya, one of the wheels of the motorcar came off,
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    84 6 l'lautiug enterprise is opening up rapidly the country in the neighbourhood <>f VYijiikoops Bay ou the South Java Coa.-.t. The boil and climate are especially favourable for tea-growing, and exp< rts declare that the shrub thrives there belter than in auy other part of the island. Rubber planting vax also
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    476 6 Captain C. It ißuram, md H lyal Went Kent Regiment, ia tliin w< I. initor at the I'etciuion Itarracks. a MMffarij Meeting of th. CUurch Work AHsociatior. will be held :it the "i— mflii tomorrow. Sf[it«inl»r ,n II 30 i mi Second Lieutenant Horatio ioa:. Jnd Royil
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    51 6 While sir w. P. Taylor, K.CJLU., i:.s, di-nt lii-neial „t th, h.M.8., wm Rtayingal the l.'ai.b lieat Momso on tin Htii instant, he ini--i-.l his d. spatch-U,\ from a table. Eventually, it was found hy the Police lying iii small patch of lalang between Mm Root Ilim-e and the Kaub
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    52 6 Mr. C. F. .1. Green, the Second Magi»trate, sentenced a yoßßg Hylam to 1 I days rigor ous impiisiniment, this iiioniing. ior theft ol a sarong belonging to a Kur.iM.in „ti olothee line at No. 89 KiUiney Koad. \t tinexpiration of his sentence. In will he -cut to the Mouse
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    53 6 From the New York .Mail: !ut the Almighty has taken a hand ia thediaoiplin ing of Vcuezuela. Gripped by the plague, abandoned by th< world, forßoMeo by Oofl liin;-i It, the unfortunate land is trying the effect of an isolation bom which it may be expected to recover in due
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    61 6 .Madras i> maledicU d with a rcspootable nuiuber of curses, tut it In to DO doubted whether any of them more sabtttantial than tlie curse ol its law t.,uts, s;, a writer in the local Time- I .jii.tijus. iii iL fatigable. andtp|Mri utl> ijuib un aotrolla b!e. peata c. i,i.,i,,y
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    79 6 It i- ii lie possible that the tiltieth nun MM] of the assniiiption of the i ;.i\i mini lit of India by the Crown will be celebrated in some way in November next. It is nadl i i I tliat si vi ral anggestionii have been iuad(- on this subject,
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    61 6 Miveiiuuent ha- Mnotfaned thepropoMl of the Penang Municipal ComminiODem to raise a loan of •100.00U for tb< exteanoo ol the electric limiting and the dapUekUoo ol the electric generating plant iv the Northern Sett emeut. The < .Jiniuissioners will n-.li-.i-thc money meanwhile out of the loan of S1,:,IK),O(K)' at i;
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    125 6 llelore the Senior Magi~lial< Mr. K C. C, Howaid. this naming there fu OKM case iv which M. Apodaaaju; and 8, 1;. Francis prosi-cuted each other on charts of using criminal force. ApodaaMß) wanted an adjournment, as he had encaged Mr. Farrer liaynes. who was n'.t able to bo prettent,
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      164 6 Afresh PPLES NOW AVAILABLE. Thompson, Thomas a Co. PHOTO^OEPOT. 104, NORTH BRIDOE KOAD. All aorta nf Photogr&phio Apparataa and Materials, viz. Cameras, Lenses, Plates, Papers, Chomioals, Films, Mounts, Photo Frames, eto. I'rloea Terv moderate. Prio Lints poat-freo KONO UINO CUIONQ it CO MM S John Little Co Ltd. lOK SMART
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      46 6 NOTICE. The time op to which tender* will be received for tbe I'erak General Farm has beeu extended by order of the Acting Resident from noon on Monday, August 24, to norm on Monday, September 7. (Sd.) B J. WILKINSON, Acting BeaMMrf to ReHid<-ut, Pi Ul,
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      240 6 ALHAMBRA To-Night ENTIRE CHANGS OF PROGRAMME. All New Pictures. INAWAY MuTHF.It IN. LAW The Spanish Army. An Interrupted Idyll. THE HALNTED CASTLK. The Jealous Fiaucc. On Bad Twins with their House Porter. THK MYSTERY OF THE MOINTAIN. The Spectre. I'IEKOTT'S TALISMAN SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. Wednesday, Sept. 2. GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT, Tendered
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    DEFENCE OF THE TYNE
    143 7 UNTIMELY VISIT OF A GERMAN WARSHIP. Commander Regrets Interference with Manu'tnres. I'.Ri iKh's T;<Li-:i*kAKs; London, August .ill. Tin re is eoanirlniahli .>nuui-M in the Kneiish newßDapem with regard to tho arrhral ami aooliorinK oi German torpedo i in Urn Tyne during :i mimic buttle. Iron, lI.
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    FLOODS IN AMERICA.
    77 7 Loss of l.ii'c and Destruction of Property. Rm ih i; sli i>.,ic wi. l^ndon, August N, Poarteen pet*ons perfaibed iv the floods in (tWMrtfia, and I ..Mhi i m i worth of property trojt d. In N.nth and South I amlina. twelve per..ii- lost tbeii lives, and
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    UNITED STATES FLEET ARRIVES AT MELBCURNE.
    71 7 Kn i n'i TaLaoKAX. London, August -i 0 lh. i uited State* battlariiip Beat has ..inyed ai Metbooraa, aad onu woJeooaal with nngiiie cl is by thousands of people J afloat and a-hore. At tho Stan- dinner KJven bwt night, the 1 lovernor of
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    SENSIBLE JAPAN.
    61 7 Reduction of Expenditure on Armaments. I'lUflKKs TULHOKAM, i.i.iidon. Aogaot '.i. It is reported Irom Tokio till. Ih. .lapBii.s*. Governuii nt h«s decided to curtail its expenditure by fji i.i M mi i steihne. in t us am. nut. tl irij pel Nt is rtmek i ft ti anuy
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    M. KLOBUKOWSKI LEWES FOR INDO-CUINA.
    105 7 IKaoma'i Tki.kokaii.| I. el, doll. A lie list 81, M. Klob'.d.owski. the Governor i neral of Imlo I hina. lias !< It Mai si ill. lor Saigon to take up tin duties of his m ,v pout. M. Klobi.kow ski. toe newly np|viinted < iii
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    AUSTRALIAN EMPEROR'S CONDITION.
    40 7 I'»k OsusiATisi hi Lloyd Tklikiram] Hi ■rlin, August 89. Tin' Kmperor Franou Joseph of AustriaI 11..1 1.. a i i^l 1 1 a el i ill. but his condition is n.i i i.nsiiieii d il.i r.'j< rona.
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    FAILURE OF A RAILWAY LOAN.
    27 7 |008 OSTASIATISCHI LIOYD TkLK<IKAM| Iterlin, August M. I; is auuoiiuced that the Anglo- Itu.si.in loan !"i railway development in Persia, has tailed.
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    QLEEN WILHELMINA.
    14 7 I'mk OaCAOUSBMan Lloyd Tklkoram] llcrliii. Au-iist M, i.iiieeii ilhclmina s accoiiclieinciil is
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    NATIONAL GIFT TO ZEPPELIN.
    35 7 I Dob Oar asia ns. hi Lloyd Tilkoram| Herlin. August :!0. itiooal gift to Count KeppeUa has ii et three and a half million marks tl ,:..m .i -.t. i liny.
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    SERIOUS ILLNESS OF A KING.
    26 7 |U» OmoutaMßa L>-ovi> T«l«o«a!<| r.eilin. Aneust W, Kiue ii, arli sot' Ronmania is neriooxly il! md hinooodition in iioiminn Rieal aasiet)
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    CHOLERA IN RUSSIA.
    29 7 I I'm Uonaamaaai Llovu T«lmukam! Kirlin. \tieust ;u. Tht cholera epidemic iv Bowio is on the iacMaar, in ~u.:, „t evorj eflorl to ntrmbot the ill-.
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    TRADE OF SELANGOR.
    561 7 Decreases in Imports and Exports of Merchandise. F*i 1 I li i: <)« s oi.i:hsp,,Ni.K\r). Kuala Lumpur, August The return of the importi arjd OXBOttO into the State of Selangor during the second ■piaiter of the cm rent year MM not show any very 'ji a" if)
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    Wedding at St. Andrew's Cathedral.
    200 7 Wedding at St. Andrew' s Cathedral. An interesting eeteOMMJP «vs uitne-s, 1 on Satin day ofIMIIIUUQ at Bt. Auiirew's Cathedral, when IU ijpiaat Major Thomas Muiris. the S.\.'.'.. was married to Miss l.uey Helen Careless. The ceremony was p normed by the Uev. li. C. I/. nd. and the bride
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    The Rise in the Price of Tin.
    106 7 With reference to the extraordinary rise iv the market for tiu. Messrs. J. H. F.vans and Company, London, say they suspect the wily hine-e are taking full advantage of this strong upward movement to unload at least part of their large accumulations, as
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    Teak Concession Trouble.
    128 7 I *np!i .isaiitin ires, lat. rjrbetejoM I'lauce and Siam in the Mattel of c rtaiu ttai. forest concessions. It seems tl: it. in MM, Siim promised to lor r'reuch applicant* several concessions of this kind in the Northern parts of the kingdom, with the right to float
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    Events in Kedah.
    117 7 DEATH OF THE SULTANS STEPBROTHER. Opening of New Bridge at Kapala Batu. iFi-.om On Own CnHOWifWI Pennng. Annual .1. ILK n.in. The uew biidec at Kapala Itatu, in the State of Keil.ih. was opened by the Sultan on Saturday with considerable cerernouy. There was a large assemblage
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    BEATEN TO DEATH.
    112 7 Judge Reprehends a Magistrate i > India. It is repotted from Allahabad that Sessions Judge Ue .at !!an- i. has sentenced eij^ht ser vants of liii i i SbeogKh, the wealthy Talukdar of I iiidh. for having beaten to death a in'tn n;iiued Abialmm. who made himself
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    TONKIN FRONTIER OUTRAGES.
    139 7 Chinese Government Admits its Liability. The Chinese mission to Toukin, to settle the ditlicultie-i arising fiom Chinese regulars having recently attacked a French outpost. which resulted iv the killing of an offtoOf aud several soldiers of the garrison, has come to an arrangement with the <e>vernor General
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    Sedition in India.
    153 7 A Calcutta telegram sayy tliut thirty one I of the accused in the Ahpur bomb case have been c iiiinii:'.' l to the BOOoiOM N eh.ugi.s of waging w.u liiiain-t the Kin^. and of conspiracy. Theie is a separate charge against ISitrindra Kumar Ghoie for wetting the
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    Progress in Acheen.
    106 7 Rape t- from Acheeu tell of several changes for the bettor nuder the new order of things. The forced labour required by Government from the Acbinese has been reduced to twentyfour days' service yearly many classes of the ixipuliition being exempted. The system of go\ eminent ins
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    Japan's Famous Mountain.
    93 7 In view of the remarkable increase in recent years in the number of persons climbing the famous Mount Fuji in Japan a telephone service is now being established between the top and the foot of' tbc mountain. Also, iv view of the large iutlux of foreigners expected
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    Relations of America and Japan.
    90 7 Admiral Evans, in the course of an interview, has ridiculed the idea of war being |>ossible in the immediate future between Japan and America. He coutends that Japan has too much commou-sense, and America has too much forbearance to enter into such a contest. The
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    Manila Elections.
    773 7 FILIPINO SUCCESSES CAUSE A SENSATION. Successful Candidate Denounced. The untitmss o t the Filipino- Im si If govcrmiuut was probably never better shown than in the elections which took place at Manila uu August 11. The posilious to which candidates were elected were three: membership in the Assembly
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    Legislative Council.
    59 7 At a meeting of the Legislative Council to be held on Friday, the Crown Suits. Agriculturists Loans and Military Manoeuvres Bills will be read a third time tho Final Supply Kill aud tho Tamil Immigration Fund Bill will come on for second reading and the Theatres, Destructive Pests
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    Batavia Municipal Elections.
    159 7 Over a hundred Javanese have signed a petition to the Municipality of Batavia to establish Municipal elementary schools in which the Dutch language shall be taught to native children. The Municipality tliere is so far on a nominee basis, but electious to till the Kuropean si ats
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    IMMIGRATION QUESTION.
    1009 7 Malaya Planters Favour the Amended Bill. An emergency meeting of the Planters' Association of Malaya, summoned by telegram, look place in the Selangor Criib on Thursday. Mr. K. W. Harrison took the chair, and Mr. L. H. (''avion, Su|>erinteudent of Immigrants. Stiaits Settlements and F..M s, was present.
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    Chinese Graduates in Japan.
    92 7 The graduate* of the Military Officers College in Japan during this year included 74 Cninese. Some of tbeao have passed senior to thu Japanese. The Japanese v riuteiident stated that the Chinese stu.le.a-. I, a- 1- ma .le extraordinary progress. Tliere are ru my tiist-class Chinese
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    THE RIVAL SULTANS.
    166 7 INTERNATIONAL COMPLICATIONS IN MOROCCO. Roundabout News from Germany. |l>»» OHHHMki UkMI T»l»)K»» lieriin. August 29. Kefeiriug to the M.iriH.au .iiostion, the I Russian Post ol the Jsth instaut says a docla ration has h, ,n m i.],. |,y t J Germ in Press to the rllect that
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    REVIEW AT STRASSBLRG.
    92 7 Stirring Speeches by the German Emperor. I'«r OsTASiATiscHi Lloyd hIMII Berlin, August The Kaiser aud Kaiserin received an ex traordiuarilyenthusiastir reception at MnM burg, ou the occasion of the review of troops by his Imperial Majesty. The (i.rmau Eiuju r.ir has despatched ,i telegram to Prince Luitpold.
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    TURKISH NAVY.
    119 7 Antiquated Vessels Struck off the Effective List. |I(*UIIHS TILKIIkAM. London. August I It is believed in Constantinople that a 'TiMkish naval squadron will visit Smyrna suortly to meet liie Greek aud Krench war s|il|>s. '1 he formation ol a squadron of four toi peck) boat destroyers for service
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    Fatal Ragging in America.
    52 7 Eight cadets belonging to good families fatally "ragged" a fellow student at the West Point military academy, in the State Ot New York. President Koosevclt at first approved thru expulsion from West I'uiiit. but uitctwards cancelled it, on the ground that they wera manly fellows overfull
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    Presentation to German Captain.
    59 7 Captain Habul, of the Hamburg Aiium.ui Liver Saxonia, was receutly awarded a silver cup by the .lapauese Imperial Household for his gallaut rescue of three ship.. Japanese iv the vicinity of Miuoujisaki in .lauuary last. It aj slated that tins is the third tun.- that Captain
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    Big Naval Port for Hawaii.
    84 7 It is reported in a San I'rancisc cable of August ,'i that the American Naval Departuieut is about to construct a fully equipped dockyard at i'earl Bay, Hawaii, with a viuw to nrftlriig the liay a complete naval port. CouKrcs-c voted the expenditure for defence
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    Departure of Mr. Colman.
    197 7 A large throng of .Malays, iuciudiuj,' tin. leading athletes and promiucut members of tlio Darul Ailab Club, jj.ulh rt d at J.,liiiitui;'n Pier, on Saturday afternoon, to bid farowell to Mr. E. K. Column, who, having bci n transferred to Malacca, left tor that port by
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      Notes in General.
      40 8 M.ist< 1 V II iiutteiibach. son ol Mr. A. II itlcnb.i, h. „t I'enang. has got his crioket cap at Harrow. In a match l.cently. In noted SO in the tirst innings anal -jr. ii, the Recond.
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      55 8 At the reoant me< ting at Taipeug, an irate n» in r s|x)ke to the jooney Why aha mis chief didn't you come out at the turn, and uin as I told you to Blue me," said the jockey. I cimldii t com, uitlioiit the orse! Which explains the failure
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      Swimming.
      123 8 Swimming Club Aggregate Cup. There was S lirge at'eudaucc at the Swimming Cln li igalow yesterday morning, when the ifciu j irds handicap for the \ggregat< Cup was swum. The weather conditions were ta\ mrable. the tide being gooil aud the sea smooth. The result was as follows It.
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      Rifle=Shooting.
      152 8 IVnaiiK Ladies' Club. The followiugscoros were made ou Monday by I'euaug ladici lt)0 U0 2011 ToUl Mrs. Kisher H ,'H) -Jj «s Mrs. Cooper .il 111 Mrs. WolfersUu 11 21 Is Mrs. Hilton -_'l 21 Mr-. Kisher and Mrs. Cooper fired with the ;o; rill., at the last raugoj
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      Golf.
      206 8 Ladies' Competition. The monthly competition for silver souvenii ■poons begins at the Singapore Golf Club ou Monday, September 7. and will be continued on the tirst Monday of every month. The competition is open to auy lady In longing to the family or residing iv the household of a
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      Cricket.
      204 8 \.M.C.A. v. .S.R.C. l'lie i lickct match between the \.M.C.A. aud the S.lt.C on the S.H.C. mead on Saturday resetted iv a draw. The scores were s.H.c. I A. Davidson c aud b liulluioic U < albcrg c Bcveu b Bulluiore 26 K. K. de Sou/.a not out a«
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      Lawn Tennis.
      644 8 S.C.C. Autumn Tournament. Saturday's results in the S.C.C. Autumn Lawn Tennis tournament were as follows I! Gum Dolhlks. Cleaver and Millard, owe •>. beat Capt. lloue and l>t. I'obbs. J, h t>, I i;,6—-i. Segbi>cr aud Vcrmoij, I, beat Capt. Krascr aud Campbell, owe 1, ti -1. o—
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    Association Football.
    155 8 National Union v. Straits Indians. Yesterday, ou the Darul Adah grouud at Beach Road, the National Dnion club played the Straits Indians Kootball Club at a friendly game ol BOCOar. A lairly goixl game was enannssni. The National Cuion was the tirst lo opeu tin- score, after some
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    SCHOOL BOYS AT PLAY.
    645 8 Anglo Chinese Free School's Athletic Sports. That the Anglo-Chin, se Ir. School should fall iv line with the other schools of the community in having annual Held iport* was only to be expected when Mi. K. .1. QomeM, whose prominent place in iocui athletics has lont,
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    Association football.
    438 8 Colman Shield Competition. The i'ost Oilice und the Marine I'oliee m< t for the loinih ti iv. in .ounce tiou with tin Cnlmqn Shield eoujix-lition ou Uie Buash liouil r< elamation ground on SatiirJu\. and the cmi liual round was brought tv a OHMe by the I'ost Ofleu
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    Touring Malaya.
    994 8 RUBBER EXPERTS MOTOR TOIR THROUGH PERAk. Description by Mr. J.l erguson,C.iM.G. The oenioi sdftot oi the Ueyton Oba mt, Mr. Mm Fetgjaaon, CJf.6. haa baeatoarinn ttmmga the Federated .Malay Btatoa, and jtlic following ex i rpta troao aa article in bit i; i i rt ill BCJ Ot
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      93 8 Wanted in Bangkok. < -I .nstmctions from the Uertuan Con sul at l-augkok, .1 iiu.ni. named Walter Q, Johauiies. ilias Waiter, who «as waamd on oham cheathaa and theft, v^a.s am mad by tic II lngoon Police ou August Ij. at thi workshop ot the Burma Uil Company. The accused
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      934 8 TENDERS INVITED. GOVERNMENT OF PERAK. leaden will ba n-.m.i tha ottee 1 khi Pi rak, uu to 1 mda) Baptembot 7. 1908, lor rantiag •nnaationad PataM f>r pariod eommaoeiog thu latday ofJaanarr, 1909, :>u,l ending the Slat day of Deoambar, 1911. under ••The Bevanua Farm* Knashneat, I9<i-', Vmeiidincn: l- n
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      599 8 01.1. ntion 111 UK I iu-ense- f-.r ii tharain i prohibited. Tin: Ooi -vi f i All i in i Ipoh. sipuuh. UcDglcUlbu. ChciiKir. Kampar. Tekka Hvm# i li.iv.i. l.ahat. Tanjong Katubiitan. Papan. Tapah. Oopeng. Bidor. L'haudeiiang. T, luoh. I ISIU4. SllUiJcl Si|,ul. Tainbun. •s.il.iiv. Kampong Kapayaug Tanjonn Toal.in.; iSu!i.;ei
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      PRODUCE.
      91 9 Jambior > H.lO do (Cubi Ho 1: -.nri.-kf i l'J (K1 Jopra Bali 7 88 do PontiaoaK ««.'> i>< r-per. Black 10.112$ do Whito 6\ 16 ")0 Saj^o Flonr Sarawak '2.97' do Brunei No. 1 LBS i'oarl Sa».'o 3 60 Coffee Bali, picked 24.0 Cotfce Pal(!i:ibßr;^. 20v basis Nora
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      EXCHANGE.
      122 9 On London— Bank 4 in/8 2/4 i ;)f:i.and I I'rivato 6 m/« 2/4: do 8n s UA On Qerm n+ -i;ank d/d 287 Private I m/i 241 io in/a 24:1 On franc— ink d/d Mi Private n/s 2*7 do A m/i 299 On lndi,i- Benk T. T. 17r.» Private
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      DEBENTURES.
      54 9 UotritVO E. r t i M'W.U'.O -'<¥, \r. )I.:r l I. MI.H 0 1% pren; Sp'-re Klectrio TramwayiCo., Ltd. s*' 3V),b00 nominal Blnaaporc M i,« Si. 400.000 '20% prer fti, 1,878,000 4% item 4*% 1600.000 s%rrem i% SO2 800 die oom Httaite Engiueering 6yd.. Ltri. 8% S'j.OOO pat. laajong
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    MONEY MARKET.
    489 9 Big Shipment of Silver from America to the Far East. Mi— is. Siim.itl Mout.i+!iiaudCopji>;iuy. writ\nX tram London on the tth iustant. Thed 1800,000 bar gold, dm tlii week, wax kccD, aod the price ro«e d. toTT-. IOJd. i taaoe, !>• inn tir 1 in t c Belli. Mooted
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      37 9 METHYLOIOS. u.Wui iaianaally. Xo paia, ilis-v^iort or .uiouviiiumv v when iajeotiaaa .ir.' aaai. Mt-thyloidi ci\. risible results in tern hours and cure in a hlioil period Absolutely witV. ii an v ntber Ireatmeat Thousand* thru.. I'lici low.
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      743 9 NOTICE. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN 'that the Powers ot Attorney dated the lltb July, 1934, ami 26th November, 1904. and given by me, the t.mlersigned, Lim Hong Bee Neo, respectively a 9 of my own right and as Execntrix of Tan Cheng Tuan, deceased, in favour of Yeap Yeow Teck
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      284 9 W r fissiarrvul 56 AND tt assiainm, HIGH STREET Assomull Co. A SPECIAL ORDER JUST UNPACKED, Comprising a Large Consignment oi Silk Goods, Jewellery and Curios. TO BE CLEARED AT LADIES GENTLEMEN VERY REDUCED PRICES. CORDIALLY INVITED. DAHL'S MILK. As a guarantee of the purity and quality ot this well-known
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      247 9 Whiteaway, Laidlaw Co., Ld. •T TO-DAY, Last Day OF Hnnual Clearance SALE. BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. Whiteaway, Laidiaw Co., Ld. The gentleman above has thought his forehead into a bump. He has wasted much time thinking how to save spending money for the modem apparatus his business ne-ids. He is
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      64 9 NOTICE. OWNERS OF PlANOt^who find it oaeeaaary to leave tbe Col >ay for any length uf time, can hn»e their Piat.o3 WAIiEHOUSED and kept ■n GOOD ORDER, at a very moderaie charge, w PRIVATELT .SOLD. This will be f jnnd a more remunerative ar A •atiafaotory arrangement than eeUing by
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    How to Live Long.
    514 10 RATIO OF MORTALITY LOWEST AMONG MINISTERS. Deaths Among Doctors. If you wen Id enjoy a long life you should become a minister (of any religious denomination >, or. failing that, a gardener, a gamekeeper, a farmer, or a railway engine drive. Tl.i si according to Dr.
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    A Walking Fish.
    156 10 The Soi!t!i China Morning lost says that Bab i \[ierts wiil Bod a fruitful source of iuvesti•.'.'itio'i in aooriena tish which is caught above Wucliow ill the West Itiver by mran of lishiny Beta, A lost representative was shown a live specimen by Captain Page, and found
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    F.M.S. TIN ORES.
    424 10 Some Samples from Sungci Raia Examined. Tn November, l!»06, a number of samples of tin ore from deposits in the lmiest'.ne hills at Sungei Kaia, I. me Kango, Kiuta. I'cder- j ated Malay States, were received at the liupe- I rial Institute. After examination, it appear- cd
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    DUTCH BANKS COMMISSION.
    326 10 Alleged Conversion of Shipping Documents. In the City of London Court, .Mcsrs. Simsoi) ISrotliers, merchants, Mod the Dent solie Hank ilii-ilun Londun Agon y for X."> Is. •Id. duiimgrs for the alleged conversion of shipping il'.i-iiiiii hi-. Mr. I'ease, for the plaintiits, said that there was really
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    American Troops for Hayti.
    138 10 The announcement was made at Washington, on the 11th instant, that the War Department had perfected plans for the sending of the brigade of troops to Hayti in case of trouble in that country. The brigade will consist of 5,000 men of all arms. Transports are
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    Viceroy of Kwantung Censured.
    62 10 A telegram from Peking to the China Mail on August 20 say 8 Chan Van Chun, Viceroy of Kwantung, recently memorialised the Throne asking that I'm King Fook, the convicted Namboi magistrate, be discharged. All the Cantonese officials now serving in Peking, on hearing of the
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      708 10 SALES BY AUCTION. AUCTION SALE OF A LARGE AMD VALUABLE COLLECTION OF WELL-GROWN PLANTS. INCLUDING MANY RARE SPECIMEN ORCHIDS. The Property of St V.B. Down Esq., AT "BELVEDERE," ANDERSON ROAD, TANGLIN, On Saturday, September 5, at 1.30 p.m. The collection OOmptiaOl PALMS in variety; Many toe tmA rare Bpacimi nI
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      234 10 SALVAGE. AUCTICrTsALE e> COAL. At Section 8, Tanjong Pag»i Wharf, On Moiulay, Auguit 31, at 3 p.m. About :<)H tone Lancashire Coal, fire damiiged, exS.S. Counsellor. To be sold for accoant of Concerned. H. L. Coghlan Sf Co., Licensed Auctioneers 190 i' aud Surveyors. AUCTION SALE. OK I'NKKDKKMKI) PLEDGES, The
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      157 10 I Time Loiters I Paintully J for those who suffer from the tor- j> V tures of neuralgia. The indescrib- A 0 nt'".t pain and torment St nulicts 3 S comts suddcrly, and takes all the > sufferer's courage and leaves him i weak. Just as quickly will relief *j
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      61 10 "Tis not i-nuiiyli to help the feeble up, but to support him after," according to Shakespeare. I'erKonn just getting over severe illness Deed the "after-support" >o well given by Steams' Wine. It is just the thing to briDg back str< -ngth and vigour, and send rich, red blood coursing through
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      485 10 STRAITS CYCLE MOTOR CO., LTD.. *aar 15. battery rd. cj tp a xy Manufactured by tho Star Cycle Co., \Vi>lvrrli.'i:ii[>i.i:i. II tadroda of kbeae :,,.^.iii:i, s have been sold in tlio Strait-., ami are iin<<>].i.tllcJ in price, i.i I li v- i i invited. INSURANCE Companies. COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE COMPANY,
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      134 10 WANTED. o One second-hand print ing foot-press in good working order. Apply to KOH/ AND COMPANY. 90, BRAS BASAH ROAD, SINOAI'ORK. CHARLES "S&L HEIDSIECK'S f\^t y White Seal J#J' Champagne. mi fcoan fe H aehn, ntayar ACo Ld jfl' J»_ Su,iif-,ri -1,,,/ Pnutng, J:»B.\ LITTLR it Li-i. L^^feJ M»f)b 30
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      176 10 The Straits Times, AJtD The Straits Budget. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Payable in Advance. Daily issue per year 130.00 do per quarter 7.50 do per niMi.il. '2.60 do per copy 10 Weekly issue peryiar l' 2"00 do r qtiartt r 8.00 do pur copy 25 When Miit by punt, INN It a<Kl<
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    AUTOMOBILISM.
    854 11 rES AND NEWS OF INTERESI TO MOTORISTS. Important Taxi-cab Alliance With the uniou of the General Motor Cab Company and the Inited Motor Cab Com pany, which was effected on Monday the "J 7 l h ult. a step was taKun which will be of undoubted value to the
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    French Consular Changes.
    118 11 The French Journal Official announces that the French Vice-Consulate at Nagasaki has br< n suppressed, and that a Vice Consulate has been established at Vladivostock. Among the appointments published are •hose of M. Nettement, Acting Consul at Alexandria, to the Vice-Consulate of Vladivostock M. Aymc'-Martin, from the
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    A MESSAGE FROM AUSTRALIA.
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