Eastern Daily Mail and Straits Morning Advertiser, 8 June 1906

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    16 1 AND STRAITS MORNING ADVERTISER. No. 229 VOL. n. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1906. PRICE 5 CENTS
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    THE DUMA
    468 1 ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF ADMIRAL DUBASOFF. The Duma building was consecrated on Bth May with all the imposing rites of the Greek Church. The ceremonial was attended by the Duma officials and a number of State officials. The Duma will meet on 10th inst. The Tsar, accompanied by all
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    THE NANCHANG MASSACRE.
    308 1 The Nanchang case is practically settled. There is no difficulty about the indemnity (1,000,000 fr.), which will be devoted to the reconstruction of the buildings; no difficulty aboutthe punishment for the murders no difficulty about the dismissal of the Governor and the degradation of the provincial Ju'lge
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    ASSEGAIS FROM BIRMINGHAM
    73 1 An interesting item of news m connection with the Zulubnd disturbances is the announcement that Assegai heads from Birmingham and Germany have been imported into Zululand via Iklagoa Bay and Swaziland, and sold to the natives. It is also reported that ammunition for the old 303-inch cartridges
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    A SINGAPORE OPTIMIST.
    998 1 It is decidedly refreshing to find somebody outside the ranks of the taipans who is supremely contented with his lot m the Far East, to whom the fluctuations of the dollar are of no moment, and who discovers himself m such easy circumstances that he is m
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      78 1 Old €no,Hsl) Curve Cut Cobacco. k: Vacuum Cms aMih Aluminum pocket tin. A s u( EI" A PIPEFUL" Obtainable Everywhere. j M- If j Special Reserve Botol Hitam I John Little Co. Ltd. I npHAWenn DISINFECTANT FLUID. us, An Excellent Disinfectant CHEAP AND EFFEI TIVB PHAROS" < superior to other
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      426 1 P Special Holiday Tour TO CEYLON, /fcr Newera Eliya %JU 6,200 feet Ois the most accessible hill station from the Straits Settlements. Beautiful Scenc-y, Magnificent climate, Good Hotels. A Mountain home for Europeans. A health station for invalids. A place of education for children. An attractive holiday resort for Visitors.
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      11 1 SINGAPORE J. LITTLE A CO., LTO. and AGENTS ROBINSON A CO.
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    The Eastern Daily Mail. PRICE 5 CENTS. FRIDAY, 8TH JUNE. LEGION OF FRONTIERSMEN.
    541 2 The Eastern Daily Mail. PRICE 5 CENTS. FRIDAY, 8TH JUNE. LEGION OF FRONTIERSMEN. It is some considerable time now since the general scheme of the Legion of Frontiersmen was set forth at home, under distinguished patronage, and was set before the Colonies, when it received equally distinguished support. If we
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    GERMAN ENTERPRISE.
    255 2 Up to quite a recent date Kngland had no competition whatever m the Trade of the Persian Gulf, and all the Commerce of that region was m the hands of British Traders. Then, purely for the sake of annoying us, not because there was any profit to be
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  • THE WORLD'S PRESS
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      Comparisons.
      15 2 Australians live boftcmui <v Ihan nine-tenths nf^^J^K^ lated Great Britain >lf r Table Talk
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      A Beef less City
      29 2 ny.ng o a dispute with the M pal Committee is a strike i the Simla butchers. !<<;, been unable to procu ha past week. ir Pioneer
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      Not Cricket.
      22 2 me disappointment of a sdm impression that it was a nir^ is said to have been acute VH The Globe
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      Lovers Must Wait.
      26 2 .-vaeom telegram states thauit. has been proclaimed prohibtUng S marriage of all Koreans until sort of the Crown Prince is *l-NortkChma Herald, Sha
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      Acknowledgment to England
      38 2 inctngnst, have been the dominant factor m the making of th, r, States. They havcUV lan.-:ua.,,. tho.r law. their literature ■ndto a large extent the..- tradmn-u and h ibit of mind Munsey's Magazine .\e\v ork.
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      Education Bills Death
      52 2 [J« truth the Education Hill deadalmokt v soon as it »a.s he Government's big> a jority may drive it through the Commow,biJ through Parliament it wil It is very doubtful that the Government would ever dare logo to the country on the merits ot such a p
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      Sheer Suicide
      59 2 What i- to be said about the man who was designed by Nature to live to be a hundred, but who habitually over cat-> himself, and dies at sixty tx his excretory gland- are replaced by rtive tissue Pht g .It attendant upon the prematun cannot be diminished
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      The Gardening Craze.
      52 2 W omen, mccl g together now, discourse learnedly ofCopperhea mettes, of Dorothy Term slugs and need-killers they dis of roses and sweet pets Wellmott and Sadie Burpee, General Jacqueminot and Mrs. Sharm?n Crawford were all dear fi one them reading horticultural journals as keenly as notes on
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      Threatening the Chancellor
      78 2 The only w.iv m which monej be found is by taxing the rich, who can afford to stand it. I f which Mr. Asquith has prom scd a inquiry. We n I thing nn>re than committees of inquiry at this of day, we warn tl money, i
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      WHAT OUR READERS THINK
      14 2 fie 'i merest to h > 1/ M written oo mm
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      OUR TRAIN SERVICE
      414 2 To the Edito: Dear Sir, laute a^ cisms regarding horse" railway I w* mad< I(1 run v Kranji on an ordinar b than it takes m train I -i" 10 d: tance. which couW not be m ml m m pectable railway line. But I thii «f
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    FOOTBALL.
    467 2 S. C. C. V. E. Co. S. F A large crowd assembled on the esplanade yesterday afternoon to witness a football match between the S C. C. and E. Co. Shearwood Foresters. For a few minutes after the start, the ball seemed disinclined to remain m hounds and was
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      411 2 Australian (Banned Meats WERE USED EXTENSIVELY IN Che South African Campaign AND EARNED THE COMMENDATION OF THE WAR OFFICE. EVERY CARCASE USED IN FITZROY BRAND GOODS is carefully examined by a Government Medical Officer and Expert before being passed For Human Consumption THUS ENSURING Perfect Safety. A6ENTS AND SUPPLIERS, THOMPSON
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      232 2 Having been appointed by the British American Tobacco Coy. Sole Agents m the Strait* Settlements and Federated Malay States for the many Havana Cigar Factories that they represent, we have m stock the following:— Rothschilds Elegantes (BOCK Co) Alicias Finos (BOCK 6c Co) R, galia Especial (H. DE CABANAS) Bachelors
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      200 2 Wanted. A COLLECTOR. MUST FIND SECURITY. Apply to Fraser Neave Ltd., 2-2 Raffles Quiy. WANTED. V\7 ANTED In a month's time by a VV single man quiet board and lodging with a private family preferred and does not wish to pay more than *6o per mensem. STUDIOUS c/o E. D.
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
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      592 3 SHIPPING NEWS. VESSELS IN PORT. MERCHANT VESSELS. Beechley, Brit. str. 2,454 tons, Capt Forsyth, sth May. From Newcastle, 31st Mar. Coal. Mansfield and Co. U.~Dock. Ban Liong, Dut. str. 275 tons, Capt Winters, 27th May. From Bandjermassin, 24th May. G.c. and 24 d.p. Ban Keng. For Bandjermassin, U. Rds. Ban
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      503 3 LATEST ARRIVALS. Bcnvenut, Brit. str. 2,^05 tons, Capt Kroble, 7th June. From Yokohama, 27th Apl. G.c. Paterson Simons Co. For London, U. Rds. Billiton, Brit. str. 139 tons, Capt Russell, 6th June. From Sambas, sth June. G.c. and 8 d.p. Teo Tcow Peng. For Sambas, U.— Rds. Ban Fo Soon,
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  • THE EASTERN DAILY MAIL. COMMERCIAL SUPPLEMENT.
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      11 3 THE EASTERN DAILY MAIL. COMMERCIAL SUPPLEMENT. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JUNP] Bth, 1906.
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      THE SHARE MARKET.
      358 3 Capital Capital Issue Paid 7 Issued. paid up. Value, up. Company. Quotations. GOLD. WgOg 140,000 10 rSa wahr.o,dM o CoLtd. J I2 .oo sellers $600,000 600.C0J1 10 10 BrusehHvdraulic Tin^f r rC f' 8 se J lers 300,000: o z^^ uo ('reft Nora TIN. £«££> A 'J
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      FINANCE & COMMERCE.
      26 3 FINANCE COMMERCE. Government Rote 2 4 $60 for £7. The Netherlands Trading Society quoted yesterday the 4,ms bank mtc at 1/41 The Mercantile Bank quoted 2/4/7/16.
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      Yesterday's Exchange.
      143 3 On London Bank 4 m/s 2/4 7/16 Demand 2/4 3/16 Private 3 m/s. 2/4 9/16 do. 6 m/s.. 9/4 .3/4 On GtrtKany Bank d/d 2.40 Private j m/s 2.44 do. m/s 2.46 OnJranct -Bank J/d 2.95 Private 3 m/s 2.98J do. 0 m/s 3. co i Oh luha
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      PRODUCE.
      169 3 i> «9«-37i Gambier m 7.30 do Cube No. 1 f O 75 do do No. 2 m 9 oo Pepper, Black (o;dinary Spore),, 20.75 do White, Fair L. VV. 5 p.c. 28.37^ Nutmegs (1 10 to the lb.) 33 do (80 to the lb.) 53. Mace (Banda) H i
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        34 5 rK~ »< >^ ->p I VOTING COUPON. June Bth 1906. To the Competition Editor, Eastern Daily Mail" J I I consider the most popular man 1 m the Straits Settlements F.M.S. to be iMr p Name
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        606 5 One of the Flnttt and Largttt Electric Fant m very Btiroom Buildings m I'enang fJS) Cuisine aixl Catortng under Entirely under Europtan \S/ Supervision of an turopaan Management. Expert. THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL. Electrically Lit and Ventilated Bar Lunch (free) from n a.m.— i pm. throughout Suppers (hot or <<>ld) nightly
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        461 6 TO-NIGHT! TONIGHT! AND A FEW NIGHTS ONLY, Professor KRISHNA RAO'S Renowned Circus from BOMBAY. A Combination of several celebrated Acrobats and Trapeze Artists. Che Chasm Of Death Aerial Chroa, Dreadful Handkerchief, Bone[less Girl. MANOEUVRES OF WELL TRAINED. Menagerie*:— Such as Bengal Tigers, Horses, Bears, Elephants, Monkeys, Dogs, etc., etc. The
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        704 6 BANKS. Hongkong i Shanghai Banking Corporation. PAIIMJP CAPITAL $10^000,000 RESERVE FUND:— Sterling Reserve $10,000,000 IQ IW Silver Reserve 9500,000/ iy uu .^oo Reserve Liability of Proprietors t10.000,000 I Court of Directors. A Haupt, Esq Chairman. Hon. C. W. Dickson— Deputy-Chairman. E. Goetz, Esq. I H. E. Tomkins Esq. C. R.
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        396 6 MALAY RECORDS. j i Lagu lalak Lanting T. Kepala Burong r Nandong Sayang Gambos Plcmban Sri Rayu Gambo Yuman Mak Dabu Noori f Bangau n Loiikin y Asam Paya N Bunga Tanjong f L Kuala dua Tengah malam Permata Gambos Sha'er L n Inche Mina Che'long Bana I Serampang Sri
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        318 6 THAT IS FRASER NFAVE'S AERATED WATERS. CHENG CO., No. 43 High Street, SINGAPORE. Have Everything m their Establishment that is necessary for the best European Houses, at the very lowest lates. Credit given to respectable people. Price lists will be read*' on ist May. Board Lodgings may be had for
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        929 6 "E. D. M." ADLETS. FOR SALE, WANT^rT^ TO BE LET. No.7,Batly^^; on 2nd Floor. r <* *<*, A PPIy to GUTIIRie A C 'I '•tu. TO LET. Compound bouse V, Road, from May lBt <«y| ail| town, surrounded by o ri mile fr<s Terms moderate Ut lrcc^ Apply to v
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      29 4 STRAITS CYCLE AND Motor Co. LAMPS CLEAN, COOL, 100 C. P. AT 1 GENT per Hour, THE LAMPS ARE ALWAYS READY FOR LIGHTING. NO WICKS. NO SMOKE. NO SMELL
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      148 4 THE Straits Weekly, Brightest, Best and Cheapest Journal m the Far East. PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY PRICE 10 CENTS PER COPY. Per Annum $r oo Half Yearly S J Quarterly 1>25 No charge is made for postage. "THE STRAITS WEEKLY" will be shortly enlarged, and will contain many more columns of
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      510 4 VESSELS EXPECTED. Name, Port, Probable date 0/ arrival, and Agents. Men-of-War, &c. Andromeda, (Brit, cru.), Hongkong, soon. Diadem, (Brit, cru), Hongkong, June. Donegal, (Brit, cru.), England, soon. Duke of Edinburgh, (Brit, cru.) England soon. Natal, (Brit, cru.), England, soon. Thistle, (Brit, g'bt.), Plymouth, soon. Steamers. Alesia, Hamburg, due June 9
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      444 4 Peshawar, Hoogkong, July 1 1 P.& O. Poona, London, Sept. 8 P. O. Palawan, Hongkong, June 26 P. O. Prins Hendrik, Am'dam, July 21 Daendels. Prinz Ludwig, Hamburg, Sept. 21 13. Meyer. Palermo, Hongkong, June 13; P. O. Pr. R. Luitpold, H'burg, July 13 Behn Meyer. Ping Suey, L'pool due
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  • MERCHANT STEAMEKS TO CO-OPERATE
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      BRITISH NAVAL MANOEUVRES.
      43 5 WILL COVER A WIDE AREA I ohdoh, I'l-ic 7. «°-4° a.m. lhc programme of the British naval ~.,vres has been issued. They will mna Tx .m Greal Britain to Gibraltar srW* g-^ and win last ."'•Mnv" commands the enemy J^JRli™
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      THE TWO EMPERORS MEET.
      57 5 KAISER ARRIVES AT VIKNNA. LojidoW, June 7. "-55 am Ihc Kmper,rot Germany has arrived .Vienna and M met by the EmVi'inz losefal the station. Tt'&yS William ha. visited Goludwwskyiwho was .iKo visited by fschirschky. ?I he Austrian and Hungarian pie--jers and the Emperor's Ministers have £en
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      THE GARRISON OF KOREA.
      39 5 London, Jonc ;tH 1 -55 a m The Japanese have decided to garri■oo Korea with two divisions aim to keep s&ooe men m Manchuria, exclusive ofPbrt Arthur. General Desirier, the Governor of par- 1- dead
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      THE DUMA.
      48 5 N S K ns 01 I"V ILIATION. June 7, H.SJ a.m. ]t jrmptom of conciliation between the Russ n Government and the Duma. Ihe latter body sits long each day discussing the misdemeanowrm tsi project! d1 Minister Gourko was ve-terday bawled down by the peasants party.
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      THE POLITICAL OUTLOOK.
      36 5 MR. CHAMBERLAIN'S VIEWS Lonihjn. June 7, 11.5s a.m. Mr. Chamberlain, speaking at Highbury, said thai ihe Education Bill would never pass. He would not be suipri-cd if there were another election next si
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      CHICAGO MEAT SCANDAL
      49 5 MAY PROVE BENEFICIAL TO AUSTRALIA. London, June 7. 11*55 a.m. 1 that the di-cl«>-ures with regard t-> the Chicago tinned prowill can n m Australian and Nev tinned It is stated that the War Office and Admiralty I I c<i for Colonial it m recent contract-.
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      SOUDANESE GARRISON ATTACKED.
      71 5 FORTY EGYPTIANS KILLED. London, Ju-ie, 7, 1 1.55 a.m. The Intiune rre»p undent lays tli t :lu- natives of 1 alodi. 2cc E 'Lcid, have attacked the S lam m garrison, killing two and fifteen men. Litei news sava that 40 Egyptians were killed at Talodi. Major
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      THE SPANISH WEDDING
      35 5 RDIAL FAREWELLS. LoNIMMf, June 7, 4.55 p.m. Prince and Princess of VVale^ iiavt left Madrid. Their farewell of King Alfonso and Queen Ena at the railway station was of the cordialest nature.
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      THE BOMB OUTRAGE.
      28 5 A REPUBLICAN EDITOR ARRESTED. Loxdos, June 4.55 p.m. A Republican Editor, named Nakens. !at Madrid, lie adnmedtothe police that he sheltered "<■' perpetrator after the outrage.
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      ANGLO-JAPANESE AMENITIES
      29 5 NAVAL OFFICERS BANQUETTED AT WINDSOR. June 7, 4.55 p.m. v :Il \> Japanese naval officers were *y their Majesties at Windsor ■astl** IIM l ucntl y over the
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      CHICACO MEAT SCANDAL.
      37 5 PACKERS REPUDIATE ALLEGATIONS, 111 L Ol1 June 7, r,. 2O p.m. J2JJ 1 ponMr. W.Uon, a meat *alfof tl,-n,irago meat evidence Lcfore the Sz" 11 I*?'1 agriculture. He V thc »Uegations made by Mr.
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      HOME POLITICS.
      67 5 sp EECH BY^DR. CLIFFORD. Dr Clifl I V MM N J une 7, 6.20 p.m. speaking at ChipperfeM, Mr a' <Py lO;i ade b >' r are t h 1. am< thal lhc >' take *anted 1 1 y <li(1 not el wbal 1)C opinion" »i v l
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    FRENCHMAN MURDERED AT TANGIER.
    55 5 COUPLE OF CRUISERS DESPATCHED TO DEMAND REPARATION. London, June 7, 10.40 a.m. 1 France is sending two cruisers to I angier to support her demands for redaration for the murder of the Frenchman Charbonnier outside Tangier Her demands include the execution of the murderers and a
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    NANCHANG TRAGEDY.
    75 5 TERMS OF SETTLEMENT. Shanghai, may 28th. The Waiwupu have now amended the proposals which they previously submitted to the French Government m settlement of the claim made as a result of the tragedy at Nanchang. It is proposed to pay an indemnity of 300,000 taels, on account of
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    RISING IN SHANGTUNG.
    38 5 DETAILS s™l LACK.NG. Shanghai, may 28th. It is reported that a rising has occurred m the province of Shangtung. No details have yet been received here as to the nature or extent of the outbreak.
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    THE SELANGOR RACES.
    110 5 MEETING TO BE HELD^th, 21st AND 23rd JUNE. r First days Handicap*. Tut Plantfr's Cl'P. Oberon 10. 02 Putland 9. 12 Excelsior 9.07 Tease 9.05 First Preston 9.04 Malapert 8.04 Propriety 7.12 Sf.lasgor Stake;*. Essincton 9 09 Rapid Pilgrim 901 Jim Gosper 8.07 Horn Handicap. First Preston
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    S. C. R. C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    121 5 RESULT OF YESTERDAY'S PLAY. A. Class Handicap. Chia Hood Sang plus 2 beat Teo Kwong Leng plus 6, 6-4, 6-4; Chew Choon Kick plus 8 beat Ong Tek Lim 40, 6-4, 6-2. B. Class Handicap, lay Mong Keng- 18 beat Tan Hin Seng— 12,
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    THE COLONIAL CHAPLAIN.
    279 5 The Rev. H. C. Izard and Mrs. Izard left yesterd'y for a tour m Java, Mr. Izard having been advised to such a change owing to his frequent ill-health recently Mrs. Izard will be away about two months. It i^ hoped that this extended trip will much
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    THE MOST POPULAR MAN
    319 5 IN THE STRAITS AND STATES. $100 Prize $100 Prize NEW E. D.JML/' COMPETITION. OPEN TO ALL READERS. All that you have to do is to write m the appended coupon the name of the gentleman whom you consider to be the most popular man m the
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    MAN OF THE MOMENT.
    841 5 N. N. AOIS. POLLING RESULTS. Votes received up to date for the most popular man m the Straits and States are as follows Nmtm No. of rotes. N. N. Adis .-270 Bernard Coffee 250 E. W. Birch .193 I. E. Sinclair .i 39 W. F. C.
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    THE BIGOU TROUBADOURS.
    1256 5 The above named company arrived I here yesterday from Calcutta, after a highly successful tour through the principal cities of India —extending over j 8 months. The members of the company are all i children the sons and daughters of Australian actors and actresses. The children were
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    CHINESE CIVILISATION.
    101 5 How far China has yet to advance m the path of civilisation is proved, says the North China Daily New* of 28th ult., by the facts m connection \vith the cage execution now proceeding m the native city. The prisoner, who is undergoing this barbarous punishment, is a
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