The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 9 July 1909

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1 8 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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    17 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1909. NO. 6,(5 1(>
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    125 1 The results cf the second d.iv of the Selangor Meeting on pape 5. Tie han.licapper brought his ti 'Id closer together and ■neceeded in spoiling somewhat the game of favourite picking. Mr Chamberlain's admirers are ostsbtat* iDg his 78rd birthday by mon^ler meetingl in London and the
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    OLD VIEWS.
    956 1 There is always •Meetbiag attract downright and straight out dogm I and when one meets in book with itaUMMnt like this "I repeat, therefore, tint I think the trade <>t Biagipore has reached its mum and that the town has 1 its highest point of imfl m I
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      551 1 ihrmof M.w^.Wkirs. Sons and Maxim Ltd tbe proprietors M t l l LU.W, lUy aeeigaaarfbyMf V ,nl1 i the Dreadaoaght noestion i national ssaei H in t. Brbaab Onfarsanena undertake, be it a p itHsahJp nr Ha u r "">',hy. and II >os retained the confidence of the sad otbet
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      136 1 Entertainments. ALHAMBRA CINEMATOGRAPH. To-Night! To-Night!! AT 9-30. WE PRODUCE THE MAGIC PARCHMENT Written Specially for the Cinematograph after the Famous H. de BALZAC'S NOVEL Other New Films. L. SCHWARTZ, Manager THE Gaiety Cinematograph. FOOT OF FORT CANNING. For a Short Season Only. COMMENCING TO-NIGHT, AT 9.30 P.M. SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT OP
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      214 1 Entertainments. HARIMA HALL CINEMATOGRAPH. TO-NIGHT 9-30. In Mysterious Africa. The Share of the Poor, Film D'Art. Jacob's idea, Film D'Art. Saved by his Dog. Bear Hunting iv Russia. •lohn wiahes to marry a Dancrr. A Good Tip. An Obligiug'Friend. An Animal's Friend. Siring Orchestra. Electric Fans. X H A R
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      71 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Powell A Co. sell tamarinds land and Kalomo goods Pago 3. To-morrow is the last day of Katz Pros Sale Page 5. To-day's bargain of the llobinson Piano Co. Page I. Notice re transfer of proprietorship in the Alhambra Page 2. Sale of timber merchant's business Page 3
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      391 1 THE WEEK. High Water.~l.4s a., 3.8 p Municipal Commission, 2 30 p S.V.A A S R E Sheers A Bementary, 5.30 i Teutonia Club, M dlle Duboin, Pianiste, p Saturday, 10th Hicrh Water.— 3.4B a 4.0 p B 1 Mail Outward due. Cricket Tourr.amf nt. S. V. A. Maxim Competition.
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    "BOMBAY DUCK."
    194 2 'i tvn X iron ti ran Tim she nhreei Bom hay I may I in the same ■inner „h the l >ifoid i. sd Wi .hhit." BJsA tint it ml r.~-e»*ary fee snppees hi fcf Dog —a partial translation of the lor the mmk kuk. am tit ti.
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    F. M. S. TIN EXPORTS.
    192 2 i r/ni ii vli v. We Malay Mail) have- receive 1 from the Miaou (Maeo the aannt of the weight tit block tin and tin ore exported during the Ant six mouth. and of the duty collected th» ro o, v compered with the In
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    BLACK HAND TERROR.
    162 2 AS' i n Ohio. M. .T The United 81 U i 8 i bed an dian fruit dealer ad Sun i m. v. ois believed co be np ol the principals of the Black Hand «>•„•. ini liini.i's bones, nhicb ii I nt t» be hn of
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    CLOTHING FOR THE TROPICS.
    159 2 A great deal dcj»end» on I ridoal. Tee planter or ontaide worker < in do with I^hs plotlm tinin the «-Wk or ul in tli»« town, who I: to w.'ar linen irs .m>l dnee moie hke ln« countrymen .it points .8 bkeee al m Ike difficnlf
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    Tenders for Revenue Farms.
    1113 2 Tenders are invited for the lea^e of Revenue Farms in the State of North Borneo from the Ist January, IftiO, as set out hereunder. REVENUE FARMS IN THE STATE OF NORTH BORNEO. 1. In making arrangements for the leasing of the Farms for the nex: Farm
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      588 2 NOTIGES. NOTICE. Tradesmen of Singapore are warned that under tbe provisions of tbe Army Act a soldier cannot be placed under stoppages of pay for a private debt, and that, if they allow soldiers to contract debts, they do so at their own risk. (sd.) F. C. DUNDAS, Cait. D.A.A.
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      664 2 NOTIGES. GOVERNMENT NOTICE. Applications will be received at the Master Attendant's Office up to 10th July next for the post of Second Engineer, Colonial Steamer Sea Mew." Salary X24o— jC.3o<) by two triennial increments of £'30 per annum. Applicants must at least hold Board of Trade Certificate of Competency as
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      546 2 BANKS. International Banking Corporation. CAPITAL and SURPLUS GOLD $6,500,000. llkad Office 6O Wall Street, New York. London Office Tbreadneodle Honse, Bishopsgate Street Within, London EG. London Bankers National Provincial Bank of England Ltd. General Foreign Business Transacted. DEPOSITS. Current Deposit Accounts opened and Interest allowed on the daily balances at
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      466 2 FEDERAL LIFE Assurance Company of Canada. Established 1882. INSURANCE in Peine, Over $35, 900,000 NEW Business, 1908* Over *6,OOo]oc*> NET SURPLUS abovo liabilities for r^^ and all outstanding claims, over $2,035,000 (Straits Currency.) J. H. EVANS, Manager, South Eastern Asia. TnE Borneo Co., Ltd. General Agents, Singapore. Jnne J? IOJ
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    NEWSPAPER EXIGENCIES.
    327 3 Ry t!>s NR tbere is one aapect of the staa which has not yet bsen 4\sscsasn\ in Ifct horns Prats, and iH sure tc tsnWn 9* ntt remarks in India and the 'olonies. f of tli«* warmest advocates aper I,* ia th** II ndranath li.tnner jee. mho bsfl
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    "APART FROM BUILDINGS."
    203 3 APART FROM BUILDINGS." i fortunate as to have little irikj l.y this ,in OBITJ out tha valua- ,n which rwiMri propose to Ii person in a T una' r- what his land with- i th, and there J which km can attain to «o> „'li yuess. which Uj decide to
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    WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY IN CHINA.
    47 3 fropb administration in Shanghai a«J bon dirootod by t1... Roa.d of '••in tenders from "i^U^OMVtnook install*. ■•nom-nt d^ir^s to estab- Alta. mountains and Ahsien hinese Turkestan. The I telegraphy is due to t v.„uld he nnpossihle to erect -binary land lines in that
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      22 3 au,l M a rrhufl Creos <>te splendid U,,,,,', I I lt,( >n in pulmonary »«OirT,M.E.c. B.,Eng. land. 8 April. li«< 1 I
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      407 3 BUNGA MELOR Concentrated Extract |^^UflE < 9 mi !iy v Kl>>'\L's'i|] V. RIGAUD PARIS liV ill P.tfoiMn wwi rijri<iiiii ffssi i ibe Oi i ■Mult* Mat ii a» ttn most active and at tho same time th.> most inoffensive r»* im.ly in th.- troatment of Amir and Chruiin In.sthai^' MATICO
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      848 3 aUGTIOMS. AUCTION SALE'OIF DAMAGED GOODS Ex s.s. KALOMO TO BE HELD AT GODOWN A, KEPPEL RD. ON Monday, I2tlt July, at 9=30 a.m. Barbed wire, canvas, cotton prints, paint, hand-saws, woodcutters, saws, tobacco, galvanised nails, wire nails, flags, rakes, table lamps, boot polish, ink, door hinges and bolts, tape, cooking
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      203 3 CARRETT'S l Portable Engines. A Smr Fitted with patent economical Firebox for burning wood fuel. j OVER 50 IN USE IX THE P. M. S. I W, 12 m H.P. in stock. IMPORTERS. BORNEO CO., LTD. > m < NO MORE "CRUST" BOILERS!! Where "D. M." BOILER COMPOSITION is used
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    Domestic Occurrences. Birth.
    21 4 Domestic Occurrences. Birth. Thomson.- On June 29th, at Kuala Lebir, Kolantau. the wife of 11. W. Thomson, of a son stillborn.
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    The Singapore Free Press Friday, July 9, 1909.
    1858 4 The Singapore Free Press Friday, July 9, 1909. lM<". c t .t As B itish people we are so accustomed to be tuld by friendly critics that we are the most successful nation in the wjrld when it cmies to governing alien races, that it will possibly be very hard
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    327 4 On Ann, residing nt No 18 Bali Una. has reported the loss of a box contaming $81 in cash. A ChiuPHH granite Oontmctor OU Wednesday, entrusted a c >olie with $35 wherewith to buy stones. He has not seen tbe man since, but has learned tint be has carried off
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    SELANGOR RACES.
    169 4 Kuala Lumpur, .July The second day's racing was held vi rsOfM weather, though the attendance wak only moderate. Bl Grikkin ELun>IOAP (Ii C. and a dr.-. tauce). 1 MaintenaucWon by four lengths. Tune Sain I '"bocs. Dividend $7. Civu. Ski: I 1 I" 1 Tin 10 5 W
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    467 4 With withering sameem the Tibm [ndm heads sonM t weekly railway accident." A Chinese boy Dnndai of Peterson X, >ad,u brought before Mr. Green by Insi Nicol charged with the theft buttons, value 190, thi properW v;t matter [nspeetor Nicol said be had of the property and asked a short
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      323 4 TO-DAY'S BARGAIN. BlIiHiS LIN tropical upright grand latest model. ONLY USED A FEW MONTHS. CONDITION AS NEW. $500 OTHER BARGAINS. ORIGINAL PRICE t .,o^ WA^ BRINSMEAD— Semi Cottage $400 Sk f \J KR AUSS Modern Art Style $400 ROMHILDT Tropical Model $375 CASH AND TIME PAYMENTS. CHALS T HAAKE "BABY"
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      51 4 S. Moutrie Co, Ltd. GRAJTD HOTEL de 1 EUROPE. ADIS BUILDINGS. "IT" SPECIALISTS IN REPAIRING PIANOS, ORGANS, AND ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AT REASONABLE PRICES. ••SPECIALLY TRAINED Wot: KM EN FROM OUR SHANGHAI FACTORY." Satisfaction Guaranteed ESTIMATES GIVEN FREE OF CHARGE. S. MOUTRIE Co., Ltd. Gkand llotkl De L'Europb
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      74 4 Over Thirty-five Years. In 1H72 there was a great deal of disrrhsse. dysentery, and infantile It wan this time that Chamberlain's Colic, I'bolsis, and Diarrhoea Hemedy was Aral br, ogbt >•*» use. It proved more Moamnfnl than **1 other remedy or treatment, and has thirty-six years maintained thai record chemists
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    ITALY'S DEPUTIES.
    59 5 Free Fighting. IN'trraph. Reuters) Bit duly b\ Lffl pm. Italy is p over the (Jovernment bill. An extra »rdiuary scene took place in the puties. rC itmi shouted out that those bit Boff tht measure ought to d i itrael tnni met rnhsed from furvaults. ng was perl
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    Mr. CHAMBERLAIN.
    22 5 2 pm. v< n world-wide congratulaI Mr Joeepl .i>eilain on his i ii arranged in B snd tbe lebrate the
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    139 5 sd C *i now picture :i uuder the hoarding. indu bj without a 1 a ho b is l>een in bos> I inffsflUNt from •Le away lot a holiday to Bi imese Minister to out by tht German I 1 881 W. HendriLs has i \s the result of Mr
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    STUDENT VICES.
    97 5 trdithis iini in t grass Blight be -cd. the I ths the result All evil practices ly such g and snumng, drinking and Bn oking bans of Hy in the Northern people mt humorous definition .'ir ss something I end a fool at the r Dg and a>l
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    THE INDIAN SCHOOLBOY.
    129 5 •1 boy's goal is not sdnSß iminatiou, pa6B> re little whether hs passes by >rk and thorough knowledge by patios he papers ling method of pur'k' wn ,j,; es 0 f t be t»OBi or to falbify the records of the ex,n Bnchii icharehis his ideals. It
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    THE EMPIRE'S ARMY.
    95 5 TERRITORIALS REVIEWED. Kitchener for Australia. (By Submarine Telegraph. Router's) Received at 9 54 a.m. Tiie King and Queen have just concluded a three days visit to Laonshire. After reviewing the Territorials, His Majesty said he h)pad there would be no occasion for them le be cillei to
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    GOVERNMENT CHANGES.
    62 5 It'ceived at 10. 10 a.m. In con?, (juence of peerages bestowed on June 25th the following ohenges will result. Mr. Herbert Samuel of the Home Office ie grunted p kg* and is succeeded by Mr C. P. M isterman, under secretary t<» the L>cal G )v^rument Board. Mr.
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    THE NAVY: STILL NO PREPARATIONS.
    42 5 THE NAVY: STILL NO PREPARATIONS. In the House of Commons Lord I. msdale asked the Government whether it had vet exercised its power to order gun-mountings and < Wee* material for the additional 1 >(.'idnoughts. Mr M.k'enna, First Lord of the Admiralty N>.
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    JUNE TRADE.
    13 5 The increase in June imports are N>3 and in exports £764,836.
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    THE TREATMENT OF KEDAH.
    426 5 Things can be done in two ways, the good way or tho had. Most sane people will agree that the better part when anything has to be done is to do it in the good way. The British musnt, however, seems to have original views in
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    83 5 I* is not if i ad that the instruc 1 ions contained in Army Order No. 109 of 1908, so far as they relate to officers, are cancelled. Dismounted officers will in future be armed as follows ln war with a sword and a pistol in peace the sword will
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    PERAK'S ROBBERS.
    36 5 Still Active. CFrssn our swm Csn rfsj^snsnentl Ipoh July 8. A goldsmith's shop at Kampar was entered by gang robbers yesterday evening. They terrorised the inmates and decamped with $8,000 in gold-leaf and jewellery.
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    SUPREME COURT.
    119 5 The civil cases in the Supreme Court yesterday before Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith, were not of much public interest. Chop Baa Wdh claimed $2,07<> &2 from Teen Chiam Thow. Of this aum $50 was money lent and the balance was goods sold. Mr Wee Theam Tew appeared f>>r
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    PIANO RECITAL.
    34 5 A reminder to members of the Teutonia, Tanglin and Dutch Clubs and their friends of the grand piano recital to be given this evening by M'dlle Olga Duboin. Commencing at 9 p.m.
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    MINE RETURNS.
    36 5 The following are the outputs of the below companies for the month of June Balat Tin Mining Co. Ltd. t>7o 50 pikuls X uautan Tin Mining Co. Ltd. 97.50 Sipiau Tin Company, Ltd. 131.
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    DRINK TAXATION.
    600 5 Mr Bottom ley made an amusing speech on the second reading of the Finance bill, showing that his legal worries have not left him without a sense of humour. He said: He agreed that, whilst we had indirect taxation, luxury in drink was a convenient source to tax
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    MUNICIPAL CASE.
    921 5 Tobin before Magistrate. Yesterday, M. A. Tobin, ex-Chief Clerk Municipal Water Department, was bafore Mr Colman, on an allegation of criminal breach of trust as a public servant. Mr Perkins conducted the enquiry for the Crown Mr Campbell appeared for the defend -int. Mr J. Polglase, Municipal Secretary,
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    THE ASSIZES.
    46 5 At the Assize Court, yesterday, the Chief Justice, Sir William H. HyndmanJones and a common jury were engaged in the retrial of the three Japanese who were arrested on serious allegations at Dhoby Ghaut. It is expected that the case will be consluded to-day.
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    21 5 a Mr. G. Ritchie of No. 31 Niten Koad, has had a call from burglars who hare taken jewellery worth $82.
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      49 5 A Certain Cure for Bowel Complaint. When attacked with diarrhoea or bowel complaint you want a medicine tbat acts quickly. Tbe attack is always sudden, generally severe and with increasing pain. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera, and Diarrhoea 1 Remedy has never boon known to fail. For sale by all dealers.
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      80 5 Take a Vacation. Now is the time to take a vacation, get out into the woods and mountains and visit the seashore, but do not forget to take a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera, and Diaraboea Remedy along with you. It is almost certain to be needed, and cannot be
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      175 5 (ROBINSON Co. SOLE AGENTS dfasWtft- The "Ajax" 1 It J^^^^^^m\ I *\wLWm- FIRE EXTINGUISHER stY/? •Snsssß >' 1 ff/l t-i Adopted by all the Principal Fire Brigadcn nr JB\ Including 1 y\ IT IS THE STRONGEST, MOST PRACTICAL, ANB j^ SIMPLEST EXTINGUISHER MADE LIGHT AND PORTABLE. ROBINSON&Co. Art of Cigarette
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    BUNKUM IN EXCELSIS.
    1244 6 Did London ever before have such s week of j-ompous platitude t The rain of big phrases, solsmn general it noble sentiments began thin d.iy last week and it has been mg ever since There have been breaks, of couiho little fits of sunshine when the impsrial
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      485 6 (ps-jf* Are your lips white, I |3 your cheeks colorless, l-*U your car* transparent? w^: '.Ny And do you look thin f. J .A >***> J 4 j and care"^jJKl) take much l \j^h imaKina_ I tjj f y tion to see Tl red Hpn, 1' .tf-Aj?/^ llf blooming cheeks,
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      693 6 SHIPPING BURNS PHILP LINE. SIHGAPORE TO *JAVA PORTS, PORT DARWIH, THTJRBDAY ISLAND BRISBANE AND SYDNEY, ALSO TAKING CARGO FOR OTHER NORTH QUEENSLAND PORTS, BRITISH NEW GUINEA, NEW BRITAIN AND NEW ZEALAND PORTS (with transhipment) as inducement offers Smooth passage Superb Scenery. A regular monthly service to above portß ie maintained
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      441 6 SHIPPING. HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE, HAMBURG. The steamers of this Company maintain a regular service between Hamburg, Bremen Antwerp, and Rotterdam, and the Straits, China and Japan. Homewards, they are despatched fortnightly for Havre and Hamburg and once a month for Bremerhaven direct, calling at Penang and Colombo. Taking cargo at
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      680 6 SHIPPING. P. O. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Bills of Lading issued for Ohoa Coast, Persian Gulf, Continental and American Ports. Steamers will leave Singapore oa o» aboot MAIL LINES. Outward (for China) Delhi July 16 Delta
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      809 6 SHIPPING. EKT. Norddeutscher Lloyd. Bremr IMPERIAL OERMAN MAIL LIKE The fast and well-known mail steamer* of this Company sail fortnightly from Hreineu Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southamptor Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (connection Mam, Naples, Alexandria and vice v«rsa) Port Said. Suez, Aden, Colombo, Penang, Singapore, 1 kong, Shanghai, Nagasaki A Kobe
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    PRICE OF ORATORY.
    419 7 B AM ftl KUIRRUKK I*ll*l AND OSlsavl Some of ths curiosities of "speech fright' aW f la SSI interesting IstS** from the „.|<ihMr*on that appeared Medical Journal." dge (says the writer) told George l tut he once ask»* I (ilidstone if he rous "In opening often, in
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    SHARES.
    950 7 Capital Capitol Israt Paid r d laraW paid op Valm op Company. Bayer, $300,000 300,000 10 10 Belat Tin Mining 00. LU 600 1300,000 225.000 10 10 Bruang Limited 650 1600,000 600.000 10 10 Bruseb Hydraulic Tin M. 00. LU 800 5 00,000 444,769 1 1 Duff Development 00.
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    EXCHANGE.
    71 7 (CoaaicrsD UP TO July 8 Bink 4ra s B%€ 2/4/* demand 2 3V Private credits :> m s 2/41* credits Oms 24 A Fi:an< b, demand Bank 293* Germany, demand 238 [MDIA,T.T 174? BoaOKOMO, d-mand 24'idis. Yokohama, demand nora. 113* l.vvA, demand 139 3 I'.wck ok' demand (J5 E
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    PRODUCE.
    145 7 July 8. Ti |6B 45 Gambier 9 50 Gembier Cnbe No. 1 L' 1624 GrambierCabe No. 2 lIjN Pepper Black (ord'n. B'pora) 1 1 tapper, White (fair buyers 1 Nutmegs (110 to the IV) 16.50 Nutmegs (80 to ths lb.) 22.50 Mace (Eanda) norn Cloves (Amboina) 24 75 Liberian
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      144 7 member the Name. 1 Ptnilssa. and Diarrwhat its name implies. stOBD nli, cramp, colic, or liairhoea, itbasaoeqaaL For -ale by all On the Berth. ITISH INDIA S. N. Co., Ltd. 1 OK ittt, Adelaide, Melbourne Sydney. Thi i BTBaJon OBRA," 1 i ml. commander, may a oi sbosjt tin- 16th
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      593 7 TO LET. TO LET FUBNIBHED OB UNFURNISHED. No. 3, Lloyd Road. A roomed house, stables water laid on. Immediate possession. Apply to ADIS k E/EKIEL, No. 3, Finlayson Oreen Apl 31 mwf uc TO BE LET. No. 2, Wilkie Road immediate entry. No. 8, Orchard Road from Ist August, 1909.
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      155 7 r bbbbmbbbl i bbbbibbßSbfC EBBBmnSB S SbbwmbSb bbbbs"Vi BB BBa*^ H aaSBBBB^^ > «BBBBJ. BBI^BWHBB BBraS 2SB |aß ea 8 BH>*J I I NOTICE I i E^o* Sledge Milks. I Ir^^^^ro CAN N W BE 0B1 AINEI) AS FOLLOWS: B 'TO^j^^Jv ffi' Pure Sterilized. In tins of one pint, I
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      921 7 VESSELS IN POUT. Sea Mew £R 53^ km**.* bea Belle F.M.S. Yacht 400 Ahmat July 7 P Swett Steamers Flag Tons Master Arrived From Consignee For Whso rietsy v*u 7 P°l cn g June 27 Bagan T. Ah Choon Bagan y m- 2?ff!. ander8 n M »y U T. nBon
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      192 7 Passengers for the Straits. Per M. M Ernest PMsßOns. due July 12. Mr Lortot, Mr Hohden. Per P. AO. Delhi, due July 16.— Rev and Mrs P. Davit Per P. &0. Sumatra, due July 22.— Mr J. D. Frost, Lieut. R.I). Hennett, Mrs and the Muses Swan, Mr C. L.
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    WARREN FOOTBALL COMPETITION.
    508 8 SkMII'IN M. C'T 7. D. The first of the aemifinals in the above competition was decided at Tanglin last avening when 'IF Coy. mot I>' Coy. They were very uufortunate in hiring to play without their proper goal keeper, his sub stitute making a very poor show,
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    S.C.R.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    106 8 ItESII.T OF VKS'I KKDAYS PLAT Oh IMPIOHSHTP. Song One Hang l>eat No BaBJO Hock 4— I—l. <'!■■■ BOS I boat Tan Chtw Xi, 4_6, I S— l. I. 1 1 Chua Sim < BO OJ n Keat nw va Ong Kirn T;.in<j sad Las Kwee Siew 2,
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    ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
    123 8 s. c. c. 2m. \i i; i;. A ssjoasal a] wu of t he S. C. C. met Urn Ii Iv and Ii A. a r on tho Bspla node last eveuing h mill gathasiag JSeiih r teams w. re up to much, hut tao Knginoera were tho
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    38 8 Forth fix! urea are .July |7tfi F'aursomeh. Merchants v. Tho K--t. Aug 1 Augo-t L <i n Aug 7 aud 8 August Month, M -lil; Aug 14 Singapore Golf Champiou.-b p i. ppel Golf Club.
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    CRICKET.
    70 8 The aWtos f the cricket sbSHOH in Penang l*tw«?en tbe Colony and the Fed rated Malay States have boOH alt"?..! from Aug and ii, to Aug. JJ and 1 following have l>een naked to play f> olony It. T. B m.l, (sViffi'h Jones. Dean and Neubronner, of Penang; and
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