The Straits Times, 10 July 1912

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    13 1 The Straits Times. NO. 23.1)22 SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY. JULY 10. 1912. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      113 1 y hlSji^] KATZ BROS., LTD, 5 SPECIAL DISPLAY 5 E OF E c RUGS c w £O 7E w I each epOalw each. I N EXCEPTIONAL VALUE. N J* SUPERIOR QUALITIES yxr From $4.50 to $25.00. ««r KATZ BROS., LTD. KAHN SYSTEM OF REINFORCED CONCRETE THE TRUSSED CONCRETE STEEL COMPANY
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      349 1 ROBINSON CO., TROPICAL SUN HELMETB, Sizes in Stock 6 6 6 6 7, V, Ti fp ".■"^V'^^k 'ILLWOOD'S" RoUnton'l lun Hilmtt M lm t dflflP^av^-^^^ »imil-r shape to ilie -Sirdar" Thin wrJ known Son Hi'mtt wli cli we -lock 10 t«. .|.n!iti i» corend itb «up»ru>r whit< naui y, wl.iu-
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      10 1 ddmibt t COCHAMPAGNE ADAMBON. 6ILFILLAN »»0 CO. ITO SOLB laikTl
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    The American Primary.
    1462 2 HOW NEW ELECTION MACHINERY WORKS. Reform Run Bad. In the coane of an article on the American Primary in the Morning Post. Mr. A. Maurice Low, writing on May 10, says:— Americana are ever seeking the abort cut to perfection. It is their temperament. Whatever is wrong
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      278 2 The Daoger of Losiiinig Weight PtniUml lons of flesh is a N grave s\mptom. It proves I \-N thai the body i^ using up its j reserve <>t vitality, itored the attack^ ol disease, L,^gt^C instead of thriving upon the |L fooi! mitcn daily. Such a state L&& i"3/d .mai's
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      10 2 For Children's Haokia* Coa^h at Nichi. Woods- QMal F.ppenniat Cam,
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      159 2 La-rola "Kpr 1 M«ll»tl*il <3r*?\' \\L bJWT A, VtLVtl BM •«•*»>! Y^j Ifj -.j?i, 6V.001H aaa w«:ie l'.,mr>vr. ami pnitmtm Rovchana. i 1 aKO KhTKI SMIXQ L V Till K'MMSa HSAT M. IiITHAM A SON. Jh DO YOU WANT A GOOD PHOTt TO BE TAKEN P Pleaia C»U at The
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      323 2 Jia»t Arrived. BISMARCK HERRING*, ROLLMOPS AND REINLAX. IN SCHKIBIN. ALSO Plockwurst and Cevelatwarst Tbera are joat Ihe same aa thoae you eat at Home. Cam BAD AT J. LBVY, Sbipebaadler. No. 10. Kobinsoa Road RUBBER ESTATE VALUES. A COMPREHBNSIVB SURVEY. With many Table* of Valuation, Forienits) of Production, and litimstaa
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      40 2 WOMAN'S WORK is never dour So runs the provcilv .< with Sunliglit Soap .is a helper the w.:>li is quickly over. Dni lli< s before Sunlight Soap like the morning mist before the rising sun. Sunlight Soap TRY TML HJMJGHT WAY
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    HOME RULE.
    1326 3 MR. BALFOURAND "MOONSTRUCK LEGISLATORS.' Follies of Present Bill. Mr Italfour addressed a meeting of .V'«» 1 people oo June 18. at Preston, on the mibjtct of Home llulo. Tbe chairman (Mr. H. W. Wocdtey Taylor) said that Mr. Halfoor. who ■ought relief for tbe aake of bin bealtli,
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    58 3 "Fob raa Blood is raa Lira."— For eieanwDK the blood of all imparities fron whateTer cause ari«inß,yoa cannot do bettor than take CLARKKB BLOOD MIXTLHK. The loTsloable remedy for Bcsoma. Scrofula. ■>"> Le«s. AbwwNes. Cloera. Boils, Sores and Eruption*. Olan Jular Swollinus, Blood Poison Rhermatinm. «c. Tboasands of testimonials O»er
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      468 3 The National Mutual Life Association of Australasia Limited, E.tablUhed 1889. The flrat Life Aaauranoa OfMoe In ths> World to apply the Men. Forfeiture Principle to PolioiSM. A MUTUAL OFFICE NO SHAREHOLDERS ALL PROFITS BELONG TO POLICYHOLOER6. Annual Inoome 1911 •10,308,138 00. Funds »57,«3«,7 77.03 Claims Paid $48,580.803 00. STATEMENT showing
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      43 3 Best Treatment for Whooping Cough. W hooping cough is not dangerous when tbe cough is kept loose and expectoration uy giving I'bauibtrlain's Cough Keaedy. It lioh been used in many epidemic* of this sVaasat with rft-ct sucoi-ss. For sale by ail DieysMaaisVsssn lViU.i».
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      301 3 ■MM' *Z^_^_J^f*TVUU. I^Stuha's DELICACIES. Genuine Caviare. Anchovies in Brine, IN TIKS Aft. CLASS. S. MHH *->»-* V-fn. C. F ITUHM a i o. MAMwUNG t«»'i.» aaaatt W LUXkOHVM:. L:>MH>\. £c. j v\ hat s the llae What s tbe use of rndorirg those frifihtfal pains ia yoar face, when ten
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      373 3 Kl^ ss^^F^^^ssi E-rv^3 [milk I ■3§ i XX 1 1!■1 la£S.°-§a Thoae who u»e NESTLES POOD for Infant, and ConTalsacents plaoe thair tru»t in a ttandard articla favorably regarded by tha Medic Profession for u p wards of 30 y eara. Being partly oompoaad of milk, the addition of water
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      630 4 3TEHMER BAILIH6B P. &O. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. FOR CHINA, JAPAN, PBNANG, CBTLON, AUSTRALIA, INDIA, ADBN, BGYPT. MBDITBRRANBAN PORTS, PLY MOUTH AND LONDON. Through Bills of Lading based for Cuna Coast, Persian Oust, Oaatteiatil and Amenoaa Porte. Steamen will leave Singapore on or about MAIL UNES ffsVM OmtmmrA (for OMaa.) v«
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      647 4 STEAHEb BAIUN6B. N.Y.K. JAPAW MAIL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. EUMKANLML A Fortnightly; service is maintained betwaoa Yokobama via ports to Marseilles, London aad Antwerp, under mail contract with tbe Imperial Japaoeae Government. Tbe New Twin eerow Steamen maintaining thai asrvioe have base aaaoially assigned aad uunstjßßtan. aad an fitted with all
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      697 4 OIEUP BAIUWB. THE SIAM STEAM NAVIGATION CO.. LD. EAST COAST SERVICE. For Pahaag. Benarab, Triaggaan, Biaot, Semerak, Baobo, ralaatea. Bangnars. Teksfam, Paaarai, Pateai, Siagora, Leeoa, Kobaeuai, Bandon. I liasniß. Champon Takn. Kohiak aad Baagkak. Qy_ D+pfesFstlit** 9 a.s. YUOALA July *O •ASDAMO July 11 July 13 a-e. MAHIDOL July IB
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      509 4 BTEAKB BAILIIWB. HAMBURG AMENIKA LINE. HAMBURG. ABB Antwerp, aad Rotterdam, aad tba Straits, China aad Japan Homewards, they an despatched fortnightly for Havre and Hamburg aaa once a month (or Bremerbavoa direot. eailiag at Penang and Colombo Taking cargo at through rates to Antwerp, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Copenhagen Lisbon Oporto, lioadoa,
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      646 4 BTEAMEK BAIUN6B. N D L orddtuUchcr lloya, Br«m«». IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL UNI. Tlie fast and well known mail steamen of tbia Company aail (ortoigbUy from Bremen. Hamburg, via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Sooth amptoa. Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples (eooaaetiag Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria, sod vioe vena) Port Said, Saea. Adaa, Colombo, Peaaag. Singapore, Hongkong.
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      710 5 STEAMER BAIUMQS, BIBB Y LINE Of fast twln-sorew Mail Pasaonger 9t**m*r* bttWMI Rangoon, Colombo, Sues. Port Said, Maraaillee artel London. Proposed Sailings for 1912. HOMEWARD. Departures Derartore* Steamer Stbaiib* Irom from i|ais«iuLm Ravooo* Colombo Lou do w i I LXX ESTERSHIRB Joly 11 Joly 17 Aog. Aag. 12 oIjiI'CEoTKHSUIRK Joly
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      633 5 STEAMER SAIUNBB. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. S Royal Mall •too.mahlp Una, TBB NATIONAL HIOHWATTO BUROPB Tv Caw*. Jat am, Camada un vns Umrao Statbb. Roote Irom nuegkoag. via Shanghai Nagasaki (Inland Sea of Japan), Kobe. Yokohama, Victoria aod Vanooorer. R.M.B. Bmprsa* of India" Twit sorew RM.B."Sm F amofJa ff aa"
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      600 5 STEAMER BAIUN6B. BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION CO. LTD. APCAR LINE or STEAMERS. Tbe nadermencioned mail eteamer* ot tb* sbove Line maintain a regular semen between Calcutta and Japan, eel ing at Penaag Hinges on, Hnagkoag aad Shanghai an roots. FLEET Ton* OommeiMW "Jamm" 6,CIJ| L.Y. Abchdsacoh 11 Oaaeoßt Arut 4,900
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      525 5 Wiktorin Light SOLE AGKXTB FOB Straits Settlements, F M S Slam and the entire Dutch Colonies and rndo-Chlne i i WEILL ZERNER, Singapore. 840 16 19 H. L. COQHLAN AND COMPANY. Auctioneers, Valuers and Surveyors, NO. 9. RAFFLES PLACE. VALUATIONS of Beat aad Parto**! Property for sales, Mortgage snd Entete
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      367 5 INDOCHINA STEAM NAY. CO.. LD. Wrsat lanhM to Japan via ■«a,*i»< 4 9baagnal ana to 9sli*tt* Ha freai 9lagsn»re. Taking cargo 00 tbroogh bill* at Lading '01 Canton. Hvjao, bwetow, Amoy, Chetoo, Tientsin, Ncwobwang, Yangtuse Pon>, Formosa. the Philippines, eta., eie., ttc Toae Commaadar -Rctsab*' MH XC.V Bsambv Naswam 4.0»6
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      221 6 A. B. Mackay's LIQUEUR WHISKY. As supplied by order to the HOUSE OF LORDS and HOUSE OF COMMONS. Price $12.66 per case, INCLUDING DUTT. SOLE AGENTS FOR STRAITS SETTLEMENTS ANO MALAY PENINSULA Adamson, Gilfillan Co., Ltd., SINGAPORE. PENANG AND MALACCA. FUSSELL'S. K .^/THERE'S V^ A V^/ISYOURV A NO \Y 7
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      451 6 DO YOU RECOGNIZE Tbat tbe daiiT oao of aa Aatbeptio Montb Wacb h aa IMPORTANT DUTT not to bf> orerlocked, for tbe nmp'e reaatn. tbat partielex of food arrumnlatc in tbe ra*itiea and iatwatiota of tbe teatb, thereby cau.ios FERMENTATION wbicb eTtntuaily leads to deoay. ALKADBMT ia an Aatiaeftie Month
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      374 6 A WORK WITHOUT WHICH NO LIBRARY IS COMPLETE A haadf o:ue large type, illustrated edition of THE WORKS OF GEORGE MEREDITH. Tat Bdbmy Kditiok id 21 fwMMa\ with PaorouaATiaa Fau>Tiaruca to ■*< h Voa Haadsonwly booed and beaotifnlly phatcd oa special paper, demy octaro *"t iaebes by 5i iaebea). Tbe
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    DAILY TIME TABLE.
    107 7 FIXTURES Wednesday. July io. Hith Watsr. 6.J a.m 647 p m Thursday July 1 1. High Water, 7.41 a.m r.55 p.ui P aad O. homo ward mail doe. t-riday, July la. BiKh Water. 8.69 a-m., 7.«3 p.m P ao« O. outward mail doe. Leir>s'atiTf> Council. 'I. SO
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    222 7 To-MT. Hatu PaiiSt iCtJ Leona 8 pm Port Swpttenbim and Pt-oaoß Lunka 8 pm Modao Circe 8 pm Malacca. Sw.<ttc<nbam aol Tulok Anunn Ipoh 8 pm >', nanK aod Calcutta Persia 4 pm To aoaaow. Hani{k->k' Ban H. I.iong 7 am ita i. Helen Bam Kerimnn OlanftKi
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    MAIL Steamer Movements.
    223 7 Tht F ail'> homeward uiaii •trailer t It 11l ckrnit at 1 p.m. in Saturday. tbi- eih io»t anii i »y be expected to arrive Hi ri- '.o lv rr"W iarrnioi(. I P. and U cjlward mail iteamer i* !ta left Cr.lumbi it 1 a.m on Sondny
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    SINGAPORE SHIPPING.
    454 7 Utesi Arrivals. Ayuthia, Oer. str. 3 0 toos, Capt Kreene, July 9 From I', nan*, J.-ly 4. Oc. and dp. It bn Meyer A Co. For Paoeli. July 11. W. ban Lion*, Uut. str. 37S tons. Csptaii Kb rt-.D. July 9. From B niassin, July 6 O.c. Ban
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    Vessels at Tanjong Pagar and Keppel Harbour.
    100 7 Whtrvu at which VesMla arc B«rttaed To-Day TANJONO PAOAK last Wuu Baud— Nil. last W.Saorioß No. 1— P. r«is, Saodakan aaaaas Waaar— Blomfootcia. Maim W Seer No. 3— Erimpara. Koorak B— Nil 4-Xil. 6— Oorgoe. B—Patani.8 Patani. Polpybemo* SiwDoci T— (Tnder con»«rictiou Wnsr
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    LOCAL PASSENGER LISTS.
    148 7 Arrivals. I'er itr. M <luma Man. July 1" -Krom 1.r1.n M «<m. S C. Uaker, H. A. Hint, K. I' uinW in irn C. K. M. Wootlfund, J. OHora, a I'illpt Mr. ami Mr I. lolin I Mr .n.l Mi- I i»lor. SUm C 11. <». Taylor.
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      EXCHANGE.
      70 7 Oa Lwiw-Buk 4 K/t Deoud Private m/t m/i aiHun-ltik d/d Ptinteln/i rum- Btik d/d PriT»«e I a/* SM tuoiA— Bank T. T. Private Nd|i Oa HoiHow-Buk d/d PrinlelOd/n ■>■ Iumui- Buk d/d Ptiftt* M d/i Da j«ii-But T. T. Private M d/t ITS »l Ml On JtfMI— BMk.d/d SovaraiKM-tayteft
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      142 7 Jambur buyera S 00 do (Cnfce Ne. 1) oaplaked II M I'opra Sondried M N 10 40 do Mixed B ll< II P- ppt Black baycra 1 87* co White 16 00 *to Kioor Btnwtk H 4 CO do Rraaoi No. I M notn Pevl 8^|o 0.M Coffee B*li M
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      MINING.
      142 7 10 10 Belal Tla 10 10 Brn*n« 0 10 EaMkei n 41 I'm* Tn 11 41 I«tMlMia« I/- n n 41 fiftiiM II 41 Vmkmnßthn II 41 Pm^Lmxu 0 10 R*bmu Hyd n 41 l>»hTn»B Ti» II 41 R—itart— Bujiu* Helicto 3.56 -J.'O 1.76 i'O S 60 2.76 118.0
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      RUBBER
      561 7 Imat S Value Z Mian iy. j/. a Hum 3,8 3»i J/- I/- Aaalo Malay 14/ 16/1* 3/- >/• Bataug Malaka a/- 3 8 41 ABtSoCifM rin.o 13 7 6 41 41 BUB Tiff* 217 8 87 8 41 41BakHK*)Mf 3.100 3.18 0* 41 41 BakitUsU* 4.18 4.9 8
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      GENERAL.
      112 7 l«ae a Valna Buyen teller* 41 A lleetrta Tnnwßft 8 6 1/9 10 10 Pimm Nwa 61.C0 62 00 100 HowMtta Braki»c 60.00 100 „7% Pnl MJO M.6C 100 100 Kate Bro, UeL 180JC 100 100 8% Cud. Pftf oodq 10 10 lUyaMd ft Co 7tM 100 100 K.
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      DEBENTURES.
      39 7 Bayer* SeJleri Howarftb ■rakae 88OO.00C par Riley. HumtTM 8% BM4 00C -J< Magapmi ■Ifiliin Tnmwtiil% 4860.00 S'pofeMaaiiipt'c 975-O- nom. Buyer* ttcl'.ttt B'pore MuMvti of 1907 |1,M0,000 7% Spore Municipal 4,% *****0 114)004)00 101pm Spore Municipal 4% •MM.MG pat
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      62 7 Hi- kissed her with might and with maia. Hbe p«*«a. I, l> >ii i do it acaia— r 1 liavt a UI. > v.l Ive o't> n been told Tnat p-op>- witti c Id- fliould rtfrain." II I iv iii. codo veia, i .ui.-r In a<ain I A r. vi'
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      350 7 AUCTION SALES. Mo wail and 6av Joly li -At Telnk Koran Hause, Telak Kom-i, Ir tin hold forniiur-. at 4. .1 ilw 18 At C'crbslly Cottage Csvtoagb Ro«d, teak t »usebold furnitare. etc., at 1. Jaly 1* —At >al<roon>. litd and hoo«e prop- rty at L m Cbiak Street, at
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      453 7 89 *JS»rft-l s»s^*« si MiSB» H«i obwbi..t Bouton Rouge MT^J HOB I JOHN UTTLE W Fe i-r; ca WHITEAWAY. > Un «sea«s'tsi si: lUtKitil.. Vs» UU HI) M«Mi Tmittk Toksc* «4crU<>.a>LiitiMi A »stsai SMI m Ctin> u?» t»» fc. rWM to B.IB». f M tlstrissi T*bstsos«i THORNE'S OLD VAX No.
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      328 7 BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., UMITEO. APCAR LINE. FOR PENANU AND CALCUTTA. Tbe Company* steamtr J%PAN 6.018 toa«, L. Y. Arcbdesooo. Commwdur, w.ll be despatch. for the above forts on M inday next, tbe IMb io»tant. at about 4 p.m. She has eicellent secomm'xlation for trst and second-class pas"enger«. KaU
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      49 7 HARIMA HALL CINEMATOGRAPH. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, To-Nltfht! Xo-Ni4<ht!l COMPLETE CHAINOE OF PROOKAMMh Oaumont Graphic, No. 24. The Old Actor Biograph The Fickle Spaniard Biograph When the Fire Bell Rang Bic graph TOGETHER WITH UPTO DATE DRAMATIC, AMUSING AND INTERESTING FILMS. Telepboaw No. 1116, Beach Bold. K. HARIMA, Sule Proprietor.
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    The Straits Times. WEDNESDAY. JULY 10. THE IMMOVABLE MOTION.
    1168 8 The Straits Times. WEDNESDAY. JULY 10. THE IMMOVABLE MOTION. A correspondent remarked the other <lay that we all know Mr. Oiao Pertik Of course we do. and therefore we are not surprised that be brought up bis motion to have himself made an immovable direct** of the Bakit Timah Rubber
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    20 8 The Municipality of Sourabaya sugxeeted a maximum speed of about 12 miles aa hour for motor can within town limit.
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    22 8 The Indian Oovarnmeet views favourably a proposal to raise a Eurasian regiment A small committee is sitting at Simla to discuss details.
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    26 8 Preskleet Tart has cob— led to become Patron of the International Rubber Expoai tioo in New York, and will poasibly open the Exposition oo September 38.
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    23 8 In I*?.} the public rereouo of Nagm tyuibiian wm Hl,** aad the expeaditare •W.7M. Id ltfll the figures were, reruaac. •J.-Mi.tVJ; expenditure. •1,7«8,755.
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    51 8 Hi* Lordship the Biahop of Malacca offi ciated at the bleating ol a portion of the ex teaaioaol the Chorea of Visitation, Sereiuban, on the 7th instant. He thanked the oongregatioa (or their warm support especially mentioning one liber*] subscriber, who was (oriuorly reaideat ol Titi. in the district tf
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    24 8 I ast year 25,897 sleeper* were cut by contractors to the Kail way department working on licences in the State forest* of Negri Serubtlan.
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    24 8 H. 11. the Aga Khan has consented to stand as the Bombay Maiioiuedan repreaentativr at the ensuin: elections U> the Vice regal Legistive Council.
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    29 8 The court of appeal is still ongagud in hearing the last of the caeca in which judg merit wan given by the chief Justion, Sir \N 11 Hyndinan Joaes.
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    25 8 On July 1. the Calcutta High Court ooui pleted iU jubilee. The Chief Justice wan the recipient of congratulatory telegrams from various stations in Bengal
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    32 8 A ooavict was recently released from an Aruona prison long enough to go to Waslnng ton to flic aa application fur a patent for a device to absorb electricity from the atmosphere.
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    29 8 Further evidence was heard by tlie third magistrate yesterday afternoon in the case of alleged theft of tortoiseabell from the steamer' Nam Youg. and the bearing was again adjourned.
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    29 8 In conuuctiou with the Chinese Christian Association. Mr. Christopher PUkington will give a lecture ou India, illustrated with lantern views oa Friday, in l*rinse}> Street Church, at H p.m.
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    33 8 Wo would have thought that the uauie of Kuala Lumpur was sufficiently well known to be correctly written. Such, however, is not tlie case for a Madra* paper refers to the (Jualaiuuipe Club.
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    39 8 A taluumn fiom Tlie Hague, daw- 1 June Xi to a. lava paper, states that in June lwl au International Conference will lie held at Itelft for the par|nae of obtaining a uniform method fur the vamination of rubber
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    42 8 An elderly convict at Parkhurtt prison be came insane from the excitement at his {tending release. He had been put on li^lit duties and allowed NOtne latitude, but two or three days before the date of hi» reloaso bin brain became affected.
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    40 8 July i wsh the U'Jtli anuivenwiy til the annexation of Province Welleal.-y. except the Trans Krian district, which lies south of the Krian Kiver This trianguUr piece of land was taken over in accordance with the Pangkor Engagement uf 1*74
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    42 8 The case against tlie seventy seven stowaways found recently oo the ii« nn»n uiail from China wai to harr been heard in the third police court tuda). but. Mr. Seth being engaged on the Sabatier case, the bearing wan postponed till Saturday.
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    49 8 In lwll there were 110 private tuotui cars and 1h cars plying for hire iv Negri Nmbi lan. The ilamage done to Uterite roads in the StnU owing to fast and heavy motor traffic is very gteat and motoi lorries have had tv be temporarily pruhibiM'<l »n certain roads
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    50 8 According to a Hagne telegram ol .lunc'JT. a London markut report state* that a private company ha> been foctucd in Loudon ilh a capital of a million pounds sterling, apparent ly with the object of obtaining oil coecessionn in Djaiiibi. Aa the company is private do further particular! are obtainable
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    65 8 The performaoce of the Star Op> i Co to night, will be under the patronage of His Highness the Sultan of keUntan. and the management has arranged a play entitled The Wonder of Wooden or Noor Majlis." It will be remembered that this is toe ssooad occasion that Hi« Highness
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    66 8 Th< Statesman thus pulls the leg of tinassiduous but indiscriminating IteuUr Renter's daily bulletins ou the rainfall of Australia created some apprehension lest the agency should desist from Us vigilant inventory of the cargo of tho Oceans. This morning's telegrams have dispelled all anxiety, for Heuter duly chronicles the recovery
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    78 8 The Opening of a new clab in Muar called the liv Muar Club took place on the eTening of Jjly 1. There were about ■*> persons in attendance. Mr. Cahleootl per formed the opening ctrinony I>r. Hennexwy spoke oa the subject of the management and recreation, after which, office bearers
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    98 8 Mrs. 11. C. Lawrence, wife of the Collector at Karachi, while driving out oa the night of June 80 with Mr. Beyta, Lava* chairman of the Port Trust, was thrown out of the trap oa her head, aad killed instantly. Mr. Beyta had both legs injured by the wheels of
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    133 8 The New Zealand liner rieuiuera. which am re 1 at Plymouth on June VI from Welling ton, brought bouts Messrs. A. Cheethaui aod T. Clissold, who wore members of Captain Scott's Antarctic Expedition. They go back to join the Terra Nova which i* expected to relieve Captain Scott in February
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    374 8 Mr. C It. Franci*. of the Selangor Secra tariat. has been appointed clerk to His High ness tlie Hogont of Pahang. Class 11. in C.kan Mr. J. I*. Harper, the IVptity Surveyor Oeneral, who was acting for the Surveyor General at Kuala Lumpur, will return Taiping sliortly
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    Ministering Children's League.
    36 8 The < entral Branch will BMsi Uii* after noon at the Y. M. C A Hall at 4*> The Tanglin Branch will meet ou Thursday UM Htl at NsMsim Ixjdge at IM p m
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    Papers on Malay Subjects.
    75 8 The tintt of the second tenc* uf I'sprr* vi. Malay Subject*, which i* beinu aa%Maaal by tin ilin >v of tin- coiiiiuitl« for Malay ittudie*. r" M.S.. has been isMK'd. It feaaj the pen of J»r. A. I'aUe.oit. 1 \l > QM Service, and <UaK with
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    Rubber Results.
    77 8 A London »in in th< Time* of *-'«yJ°' contain* the following information The Djaboon^ iJavsi Itubber Kstate*. Ltd., paya a dividend of 5 per rent, and carries fur ward iT.NI. The Oalkandewattc Company, Limited, pays a final dividend of .'> prr ***** making H per cent, for the
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    Coiners Caught at Work.
    105 8 Another coining den wait cleaned oul yesterday afternoon by I VUvtivr Inspector Taylor and his assistants. They took a trip to Paya Lebar Koad and walked for two mile* along a jUDgle path leading off that highway. There the v surrounded a hut and raided it.
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    Legislative Council.
    253 8 Following are the orders of the day fur Ui<> I legislative Council meeting on Friday Questions by Mr. Oarby -il> -Is it a fact that the (Joverniuent has gazetted an officer aa STr-*"* Protector of Chinese in the Settlement of Malacca "If so, in view of the vary
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    TERRIBLE EXPLOSIONS.
    179 9 EIGHTY-FOUR MEN KILLED IN A MINE. Sad Disaster to Rescuers. KacTas's Taiaeaaa. London. July 10. 1 1n re liave been two explosion* at the l>enaby Colliery, near Coni*boroagh Castle, which was viaited by tbc King on Monday. Thirty men were in the corner where the explosions oi-currt«l. ami
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    Portuguese Rising.
    184 9 ROYALISTS FAIL TO SECLRE SUPPORT. Tro ip> for the Disturbed Area. i;>rikK« hnit I- t! 1 I n 1 y Keui. "in, hn l.isbou tint (ii. .it haa joinud aoatbor Uiu<l. making altogether fire hundred with t'ln- ami boiubv They fought a battle of fo v hmmt duration
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    Spithead Inspection.
    101 9 PARLIAMENT VIEWS THE HOME FLEET. Thirty Miles of Ships. rUoTßa'i TsLß<>at* London, July 9. Parliament in*peetion of the floet at Spithea<l took plaoe in bright santhineand thirty thousand civilians were afloat and inssn»in aahore. Tbc Arinadale castle witli Lord* and Commoner* aboard, steamed thirty miles paat us linos
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    STOCKHOLM OLYMPICS.
    64 9 Ksctsk T«i.«<i«Aß. London. July v. Sweden won the ug .if war final. They beat the London City I'olioe who were dis qualified for *itting drriog tlie second pull. London, July la A Stockholm mesrage say* that in the hiaals oi the M>> metres relay race Rritaia was lint,
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    COPPER SLUMP.
    45 9 Kscis* TaLaoaaa. London. July Copper slumped sensationally X4.11.0| owing to bear raids on rumours of cutting by independent* in America. It is now Copper shares are comparatively little afl cU .1 treading copper thrnt in the erening had practically r*gaitu-(' tlie initial decline*
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    LABOUR AND LIBERAL.
    72 9 Mr. Ramsay Macdoaald Speaks at Hailey KaOTBB'* TBLBOaAM London. July 9. Tea Labonrite member* and the Liberal Mr. Martin supported Mr Finey at Hanley yesterday. Mr. Ramsay Macdoaald said that fifty Liberal Commoner* had petitioned the Mart t r of Blibank to give the seat to the
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    LONDON RUBBER PRICES.
    75 9 (Kana > M»i. v-« CoaaEnPonuaxri Malacca. July 10 Information ha* been received by Malacca Kubber Plantation*. Limited, that the price of floo Para in London yesterday was 4 0 per Ib. value. The price of bust plantation rubber is .juotol at 4 ll| basinem done. Tlu market
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    EASTER ISLAND MYSTERY.
    527 9 British Expedition to the Southern Seas. basU r isUud. one of the wonders ,<i the world, is t > be vi»ited by a hritiah expedi tion I aW by Mr. W. Scoreaby Koutledge. M. A. The expedition is to travel in a specially constructed vessel which baa
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    A PUNTER'S SPREE.
    237 9 European Convicted of Breach of Trest A Kuropean named Laurence Gilbert wae brought before Mr. Arthur, third magistrate, yenterday. on a charge of criminal breach of trust of ll.iM) belonging to his employers, the Johore Kubber Lands. Ltd. He pleaded guilty and stated that he bad comnuatod
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    Bishop Oldham.
    687 9 RELINQUISHING HIS WORK IN MALAYSIA. Great Loss to the Mission. Definite n< «s has reached Siugapoto from New York stating that Bishop W. r tlldbam will not be returning to thi* diocese of the American Methodist Episcopal Church, and that Bishop W. P. Kveland will succeed him. The
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    Singapore Rubber Auction.
    99 9 the forty third rubber auction of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association was held on July 0. There were offered for Hale iIN cases, equalling 387.17 piculs or U. 62.) Ib*.. of which £21 caae». equalling 223.92 picuUor Ml, 123 lbs were sold. The prices r^alise.l
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    Fate of Woman Mayor.
    110 9 The death wa* recently announced a* toe result of an accident, which occurred while she was cooking the family dinner, of Mrs. Mary I>. Uwmui, the first woman to be elected mayor of an Amrricaa town. Mr*. Lowmann has twice been Mayor of Oakalooaa, Kaunas. She
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    A Three Weeks' Speech.
    115 9 AwViierbo the trial of the Black Hand members charged with murder v still an finished, says a Boose wire of June IS. Three weeks ago Signor Lioy, defending the prisoner*, onmiaeaead his sdiirms to the court, aad this morning as be showed no signs of aeartaf.
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    The Sabatier Case.
    1639 9 THE PROPERTY SEIZED BY THE POLICE. Female Accused Granted Bail. Practically the whole of yesterday* pro deeding* at the preliminary enquiry into the Sabatier case in the second police court. waa tokea up by the erideoce at Mr. a. W. Kainiltoo. Annuitant *op.riDUo<t.nt of l'.>lic< After describing
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    M. EUGENE OSSIPOFF.
    707 9 M. EU GENE OSSIPOFF. Grand Opera on Local Concert Platform. M K i^voe (>««ipoil wioUlbe .tettiin,' au.l the atmosphere of |(r»nd opera to do justice to tun undoubted powers of song, circuinstanon which a place like Singapore- cannot afford him. He ha* iv-.-u trained to gram) upcra, trained tv perfection,
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    THE SCHUMACHER CUP.
    170 9 FINAL RESULTS OF TH2 EMPIRE CONTEST. Fine Win for the Fusiliers. ■CT««« T«L«.HL»« I^MMlun. July W The rwiult c I Uic Schumacher Kmpire Day I'up remain* m »uuoi]nr.-.| ,>n M»y 2.1, tlm Jtojral IWhB '2nd Itatulion bring tir.t with 3,791. A.lditiooaJ «conn Ma lot Kat Ulioo lourUi
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    The Camorra Trial.
    189 9 GHASTLY SCENE IN PUBLIC COURT Murderer Cuts His Throat. KllTl* TIUOKAM. LouJuo, .li.lj w A Yiterbu telegram *aya the Camom trial, begunou \|*rrh 11. ltfll. In- ronrlad*! Eight of the »r,u«rd wen- conrict.^l of tl,. murdec of <'n.>c»l<> an] hi- «rif<> and wecr M«t«ac»l tlurly Moiitery oonflDi
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    Italy and Turkey.
    118 9 MORE DESPER4TE FIGHTING REPORTED. Italians Bullet-Proof as Usual. Kbitbr'* TiLzoktii. London. July 10. A telegram from Homo nays tin Juliana have occupied Miarata after dr*peraW> li^tit in« and a teriea of bayonet charge* against stubborn resistance. The Turku fled to (ha interior tearing hondreda of dead, the
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    INSURANCE AND SHIRTMAKING.
    36 9 Kbctm'k Tbl*obam. Loodon, July 9. Hundred* <>t girl ahirttnakera at Taantoa b»Te struck beoauac Um> emplojren are ehargian the price ol cotton oaed in niaoutacturak on the (»roun.l o( the Innuranoe Act iiuprat
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    CHAMBERLAIN BIRTHDAY.
    41 9 KdTBB* Tiuitim. London. Jnly t. Tbe tinrt day* contribution* to Mr. Wyndbam* CUwnb. rUun Birthday fund k Uirae hundred ponod>. including Mr. Hom* Law, who wu the ftrat contributor ol a *kH liag. and Lord iMborme and I>r. lameauo
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    DUTCH DEFENCE.
    26 9 Daa Ost4siati*cb» Luiip TiLaeaaa. Berlia. July The report tliai Hollanl is to boild a battleship tor the protection jf the Wdstera Scheldt is contradicted
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    Bukit Sembawang.
    2893 10 STEADY INCREASE IN MONTHLY PRODUCTION. The Chairman's Visit. I In- first annual ordinary general meeting .f tin llukit Setubawaag Rubber Com pan j. Ltd wan lick) oo line 11. at Winchester House, Old Broad street, 'olonel Ivor l'lnlil.|w H. 5.0.. M.l*., chairman ol the .uuipany. presiding. Mr. Walter
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    Y.M.C.A. ANNIVERSARY.
    668 10 Pleasant Evening at the Local Headquarters. It was quite a homely gathering winch svteuiblcd >■> ill* decorated bill of ihe V.MC A. building, last enuiag. in oJi-bra tion of the ninth anniversary o( the op« mugot the branch. His Excellency the Gjvemur, Sir A. H. Young. K.C.M.G., presided,
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    BUKIT TIMAH RUBBER.
    1103 10 Shareholders Decline Mr. Pertile's Request. As briefly recorded in yesterday* mue, ■a terina of a requisition signed by Mr. Uino fertile, mad m accordance with the company* article* of association, an extraordinary general vi«» t.ug of In- shareholders in the ISukit Tunali Kubber KsUtcs, Ltd., was held
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    59 10 A report on tlie discipline and luanaflMkMt of the military detention barrack* and military prisons in 191 1 bss been iinued. Tin daily average population of regular aoldient in Inmn institutions wan H9H at houi« and 111 abroad (excluding India), the total o( 479 hung equivalent to 'i 7 per
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    New Kali Selogiri (Java.)
    1896 10 NO TAPPING TO TAKE PLACE THIS YEAR. The Coffee Crops. Tlio fintt anuunj ordinary general meeting uf Hrn Nt -w Kali IMbjH (MM) I'lantations, Limited, wan Ik. ld uo .luup T. at Uie registered office* of tin- company. 107. Kencburch Street, X.C.. Mr. 11. il< Hamilton
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      109 10 llh IN yanls .I*. Utou Millar haadioap will be Hwii'ii off at tin- SwiiuiuioK I'lub •n SiiD<Uy tn\t. tli. 111 vist ,<a At ai rival of the IH a.m. laiiuc-h. Kntrus will h. by letU-r only, by iilh.r the cniiUio or th«. r up t» Suimlav luorninn
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      Rifle Shooting.
      99 10 Malacca V. A. Meeting. iHtaiU bay. Ufa publi-.1i.-l a] th. lint annual meeting of BM Malaria Kidi- Aw c-iation to b.- lit 1.1 at tin Hukit Babafcoi ianx« vii .\uk>i»I I mil .'>. Tin- pr, xM.-nl is tl»- ll. m L K. IV W..K. ist.m. Mr. F R
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      Lawn Bowls.
      140 10 fijf jf Tournament. Following are the rmulu of ywUnUy** play (HAM! I..XHHM ScouUr buUNorrie, 21-17. Sis.il* lI4MUK \r M, l>ou»l.l boat McKvao. I Kki«\i.li I'aikh. l.\»ll iii.l Kutl«-i U«t BiiWhATt anil Mini. 11 18. To-day's Tics. Tlh- following Hrn will be played t-i .lay IKiCHLB ItMMI, J. H.
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    Bangawan Rubber.
    1876 11 TREES SHOWING'EXCELLENT GROWTH. Crop Estimates. Tli« m-o.ihl annual general inertini; of Ran^awan Kubber, Limit**!, wan In M on Juiir I J at tin- ofErv*. I Lloyd's Avenue. K.t Mr Tin. man Kitclin- ithccliairmani presiding A renrfsentativ« <•( tbt' secretaries iMowtrn. lv'».-, Wliiu- and Co.. Limited) read the aotioe
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    Messrs. Charles Benjamin and Co.s Share Quotations To-day.
    168 11 Mmsrs. Charlea Benjamin and Co. kindly favoar tv with the London prioea they hay« received thin morning Ptcu. MM \llattan. t A Labuii H 3 \cflo Many* 14 Lan*drowi p.p. •'•.'< :i p. Ka^.1 J»vu 0 I^iiburys M 'J \ntlj Juhort* 0
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    By Hydroplane to a Patient.
    186 11 Dr. I L Aldi n. of Hainmondnport, New ViM-k StaU-, in the Aral phynician to nae a hydroplane in responding to an emergency call for m<sli<al help I>r \ld-n tbe other day received a telephone m<t>sat(i- to the effect tliat a boy of eleven years
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    Malacca Rubber Auction.
    40 11 Tlie following prioea i* rubber war* realised at Iba Aacttoa ILirt, Malacca, on the »Ui mat per picul. Sheet So. 1 %IMM Sheet No. 2 rjs i Scrap ciep«i I-I'M I; irk ajaaa 17M.A0 St.raountrt-a«1 UI M
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    863 11 Pricei QfMtli Ii tin «*rkel Tbli Homing niaaanwa July 10. 1»13. Mfaaaa. Lyall Ml BvaM, Bscteac* aaO Am Wlflfcaaa, iaaaa Mk» (oUowia. Hat of iiaoaatioaa aWi akoraoag i Noo Tata* Bafw* Wl« I/. Alia**! a h i. m*x.<i. 1/ I Oaalaa* /8 /9 I 1 Aaglo Java
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      10 11 I Fa* Chroaw I beat Complaints, »uoda' Oraat Pappamißt Care
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      430 11 JUNE RUBBER RETURNS. Kenipa*.-l£?0 lbs. I'imaii SabatanK 7*) lbs. Jiuiali- 1,485 lbs. Kelemalt.— Bls Iba. Langen.— lB^K» lbs. St. Hi lena.-3.1N0 lbs., making a total for tbe flnaucial year ot 2*2,910 lbs. Raaj Singapore. 2,061) lbs., making a total (or the financial year ol --",104 lbs. Merrill l.iifll Iba., making
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      459 11 Michelin Tyres. BY APPOINTMENT TO HIS LATE MAJESTY KING EDWARD VII. All Royalties Use them. TRY THEM. DUPIRE BROTHERS, Aftant*. > 7 r 80 A 18 RAFFLES HOTEL SPECIAL DINNER ON SATUROAY, JULY 13. GRAND HOTEL CONTINENTAL rr=r= Salmon. The oa'y fl'Tt cla» Hotc-lm Saigon Eriry comfort SpN ndid vcrat.il.
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    Jugra Estate.
    1709 12 Jygia Estate. PAYMENT OF EIGHTY PER CENT DIVIDEND. Future of Rubber. The thirteenth annual general meeting of tbe shareholders of tbe Jugra Kstate, Limited, was held on June li. at the regia teml offices, 34, Coleman Street, E.C., Mr. L. H. W. torrent (chairmen) presiding. The Secretary (Mr. J. C.
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    PASSENGERS OVERSEAS.
    594 12 Forthcoming Departures and Arrivals. The following p> —finger hooking* to the .Strnita are takes from the London and China Express. It should be understood that, in mh JaeNnrns, bookings may be proTiaional i *nd that intending passengers may alter their I arrangements subsequent to the issnsnoe of this
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    LONDON AND SINGAPORE RUBBER PRICES.
    1246 12 STOCK EXCHANGE CLOSING PRICES, AND SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS ON JUNE 11. We quota Mm the beet available London list from the reports brought in by tfa< last mail, end add lo«U qwtatfoM ban tbe bet prepared by km FrmMt udCo [DinfniM*) ob Mm corresponding ante lee
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      1043 12 BUKIT SEMBAWANG RUBBER COMPANY, LIMITED. Dlrcclwn. CoLoavi IVOB PHILIPPS {Chairman). Ma. JAMBS GIBSON D.5.0., M.P. Ma, JOHN TURNBR. Ho*. BVBRARI) FBILDINO. 8m WILLIAM BKSKINB WARD. Ma. B H PARRY. K.C.BJ., Ma Sccrctiries and Offices BRITISH NORTH BORNBO RUBBER TRUST, Lmrrßr. 104, Wkchssibb Hocsa, Old BaoaD Stbbbt, Lokdoh. B.C. REPORT OF
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      345 13 PILSENER BEER 'KEY BRAND' Imported Since 1876 Beware of Imitations. i\* raMx MBm\v^lafc7^',l!jf^ya» OBTAIMABLE EVERYWHERE 80LE IMPORTERS Behn, Meyer Co., Ltd. I^^ISYAIIIETIES. W^ POTTED I M M &W^ a-vaaa-a* a /ajL DEUCIO|JS ANI APPETISING. \*^f XJ MEATS. I CAME. BAM. dICUN AND TONCIE. ETC, ETC M wmmm^^ mmmmmm^ mmmm gmUmmL
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      167 13 LEMCO have steadily increased—proof of its ever growing popularity. Hotweather dishes, such as Beef-Jellies and aspics, are simply perfect when made with LEMCO. r«iMli. KW a« niiMttT.S) »^«t a«r KxaMbtb* WotM mt ih. irt UUCP, TTarn»— m» Mw» I. ■■<■■■ EX. >^9^^SSI6 B Ks^ AlTfully Is now doing business on
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      146 13 His Master's Voice' RECQRDS DOUBLE RECORDS. 10-inch Records $200 12-inch Records $3-OO S. MOUTRIE CO., LTD. at a ai yfe> A. L.a.c*tfe Stock of Japanese Fine Art Curios and Porcelain, Antique and Modern. All orders executed promptly. Goods packed and shipped to any part of the World. K-L APIS BUILDING,
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      476 14 INSURANCE. 6REAT EABTERN LIFE ASSURANCE CO.. LIMITED. Bead (Mice WiacßCftir Hook, SINOAPORB Board Of DtP—t 99% I 8. A l>B»mcB, Bsq., Chairman A. H r 4i», Bso., Maaagiac Duattat. Faraa tovui, BsV o.a Ctakf Mad. Otßoar F. M. Bluot, B«q A. D. Allah Bag. law Naaa Pa*, Bsq On Saaa
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      311 14 MBMUMCE, FEDERAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY Of CANADA. KSTABUSBBD 1882. I Dlnaot Oovarnmant BuparvlaJon Qo.tff.rn.nl Audit. PoUcaeaara -WORLD WIDE," tad Noa Forfeitaala. Laif* Nat Swr>a4ua abeve liabilities lor Reserve sad all outstanding claims. Niw ■nalwaaa. 1911, over... %H 800,000.00 C*sh Loans, Settlemeata, etc., mad* locally. Nameroas modern schemes. 4. H. IVANS,
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      535 14 MMKIIW. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUBTNAHA AND CHINA. INCORPORATED BT BOTAL CHARTBR Paid up Capital ia MJOO Sbaiaa at •GO (Moll wf 1,800.000 Beserre Fund- 41,660,000 Re^rre LiabiUtf of Proprtetor. 41. M0 000 BAMIBBS. Baak ot England. Tbe Loadoa OHy A Midlaad Baaa. Ltd Natooaal Baak of Hloalßai, Ltd. SINOAPORB
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      764 14 BAWKING. TH€ WE HAI TON 6 UNKING AND INSURANCE CO.. LTD.. NO. 67 AND 68. KLINO STREET. E*TABLMBBI> 1907. Capital paid i i |l,0OO.0«0.0O Btserre Uabil.iy of proprietors.. .ll,ooo 000.00 COURT OF DIRECTORS. 1. Tab Tbcb Joub 0. Low Kbuob Ybs Tab Swi Kbi T. Sim Kia Jab 8. Lbow
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      1075 14 MLE 8 BY AUCTION. Auction Sale Of SUPERIOR WAX -POLISHED TEAK HOI SKHOLU KI'RNITURB. TAMABLE STEEL ENOHA VINOS. PLANT*. ETC. AT "CORBaLLY COTTAGE.' CAVENaOH ROAD, Oa Bitturday, July lS,at 1 p.m. Europe-Blade apbolitured and »pring«eat<xi drawing room unite wax poliabed teak centre table* carved black wood ornameot *taad- polish) d
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      327 14 AUCTION SALE Oa Mo-dat, Jaaj 15, loii, at 3.80 ra. Id lai il situate < 0 Baleatic r lioad. Sirgap' r.-. being Lot Nj. 1»9 of Orant !6, aria '20.704 It. CHINU KBSO LEE A CO., Auctioneer* o*-r 18 7 AUCTION SALE OF A yUAXTIIV if WMITK DKILL SIITS AND
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    THE MOTORING WORLD.
    912 15 NOTES AND COMMENTS ON CURRENT TOPICS. The following item, are from The Financier of June Bl One of the moat important meetings, as affecting the intercuts of the motor industry as well as of moturista, was the one held at the U.A.C. last Monday. While the interest
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    Retirement of Dr. J. M. Atkinson.
    132 15 Dr. .1. M. Atkinson. Principal CM Medical Officer, Huni{konK. who in at present at home on leave, haa retired from toe aef vice. He went to Hongkong in I*B7 from London, an Superintendent of tin- Government Civil Huapital. Medical Officer to the Small Pox
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      227 15 WOLSELEY Messrs Vickere, Ltd. Tha O«r whioh Imbodiaa th« Muimum of quality, at tha minimum of oost. SPECIAL FEATURES. Sil-ot Running. Graat Flaaibility. EKcinos of Paalgn. Abaotuta Raliability. SOLB AGENTS. 8.9. F.M S CENTRAL ENGINE WORKS, LTD., Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. 100 FORDS KOK SINGAPORE. Our Contract Number of Ford
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      56 15 The Up-to-Date Woman. The woman of today who has good health, Rood torn par, good sense, bright eyea sad a lovel j oomplexioa, the result of correct living and good iligaatiou. wins the admiration 'of the world. It your digestion ia faulty Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets w .11 Deaect
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      476 15 A Testimony to DUNLOP TYRES. BY ROYAL APPOINTMENT. Mr. Thomas Hampton, describing ia THE AUTOCAR a tour in France and Spain says i So bad waa the surface that we occupied five hours in covering the last fifteen miles Into Seville, our car being frequently axle deep In thick mud.
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