The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 19 July 1909

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    16 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 19, 1909. NO. 6,054
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    THE DAYS NEWS.
    147 1 The Nationalists <f Persia bavo made tbe Crown Prirce Shab, and a provisional government is being appointed Pag** 5. The Home and Atlantic Fleets are giving ibe Londoners a look gee for tbeir money, the Meets being disparted up the river Thames Page •">• F. M. S.
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    MARRIED SPINSTERS.
    1132 1 There are few thxgs moro intensely irritating to a third person than the sight of two eldeily, plain- featured women who have formed, what can best be described as an iufatuation' for one another, which for shear tenacity and devotion is oalj to be c tmpared to that
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      82 1 THE GARRICK CIGARETTE 2S" A LABOB BAND-MADE CIGARETTE. Pecked in 50s Air-Tight Ti.s. j^nTJi*gJM P[ice 60 CB!]ts P Br TiD I ~.0 kr •••< f^fjt OBTAINABLE AT MESSRS. JOHN LITTLE CO LTD. ROBINSON CO. [KATZ BROS., Ltd. JOHNSON BROS' DINNER WARE. 4 NOW ON VIEW. KATZ BROS., Ltd. I FRESH
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      197 1 DANISH STERILIZED MILK "CL CVIR' THE EAST ASIATIC Co., Ltd. SOLE IMPORTERS. Juno °6 26 7 FRASER ANO CHALMERS, LTD. Manufacturers of Mining Metallurgical Machinery. Adamscn, GUfillan Co., Ltd. Eastern Aoent.». H. KAPS Piano and Music Depot. The cheapest ard the most reliable Establishment for everything MUSICAL. Tuniegs $4. 20,
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      192 1 Entertainments, j THE ALHAMBRA To-Night! To-Night!! THB NEW PLAY THE BANK NOTE produced for the first time in the East, A most dramatic play by M. Houry of the Theatre Antoine. M. Treville ef the Theatre Rejane. Mme. Chapelas of the Varietes. Supplemented by many other new films. L. SCHWARTZ,
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      95 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Bachelor wanted to join a mess Page 1 Notices re firm constitution of Handelsvereenigiug and of tho estate of Siew Kirn Eng— Page 2 Children's Concert on Thursday next Page 4. Robinson Co- call attention to the special line of sewing machines Page 7. Powell Co sell f
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      406 1 THE WEEK. Monday, 1 Q th High Water.~o.2s a 11.30 p Maxim Co. S.V A. Gan Drill, 5.30 p Tuesday, 20th High Water.— o.67 a. St. Margaret. N. D. L Mail Homeward due SV A. Lecture. SR E (V) Electric Light, Pulo Brans, 8 30 SV I Company Extended Order
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    NORTH BORNEO.
    292 2 (In the House Jane 14 Mr T 0. Taylor anked the Under S*vre taty f ti Colonies whether it was with the fcarution of the Secretary of fc-Ute that the CJovernment A North Bornoo bad recently adv»-rtiB^d f<n ten-l-i I <i tkt farming out for the ye«r4 It
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    TRADING IN HUMAN BONES.
    171 2 I'Kiksomh Revelation In connection with the gruesome facts re■tmtiy brought to light, when an apothecary, Hi*.. i"»t by name, of Nagasn, Kurnamotoken, iind some N«gftsaki confederates, were arrested upon ofcttrgM of trading ia bnaian t iifK f>r i BtedieusfJ purposes, writes the s^gasaki Press, extraordinary revelations
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    DEATHLESS SEEDS.
    174 2 Theoretically weeds appear to be immortal, Htud Dr it' Y. Rlackmun in his concluding lecture on the "Vitality of seeds and plant* at the Royal Institution. Extrsmeß of beat rtiid cold which no animal life could resist cc.-mcd heafdblt < f affecting the vitality of seeds. Exposure to
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    Tenders for Revenue Farms.
    1131 2 Tenders are invited for the leave of Revenue Farms in the State of North Borneo from the Ist January, I'.KO, as set out hereunder. REVENUE FARMS IN THE STATE OF NORTH BORNEO. L In making arrangements for the leading of the Farms for the next Farm
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      83 2 Over Thirty-five Years. In 187*2 there was a great dea! of diarrhoea, i ysontery, and iLfantile cholera. It was at t! is time that Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera, ud Diarrhoea Kcmedy was first brought into se. It proved more Fuccessful than any ther remedy or treatment, and has for thirty six
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      728 2 NOTIGES. SUNGEr KIRIE RUBBER CO. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned are brokers for the issue of the Sungei Kario Rubber Co., with a capital of £56,000 in £1 shares All applications for nhares must be in our hands by noon on Taeaday, July 20th, for cabling to London.
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      473 2 NOTIGES. NOTICE TO SHIPPERS THE 8!AI STEAM NAVIGATION, COY., LTD. Bangkok via East Coast Pot s. Owing to the half yearly docking of the Company's Coast Steamers the departure from here on Saturday, the 2ith instant, has been cancelled. THE EAST ASIATIC Co. Ltd. Agents. July 17 23.7 THE STRAITS
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      576 2 BANKS. International .Banking Corporation. CAPITAL and SURPLUS GOLD $6,500,000. Head Office 6O Wall Street, New Yobk. London Office Throadneedlo House, Bishopsgate Street Within, LONDON EC. 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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      485 2 INSURAMQES. FEDERAL LIFE Assurance Company of Canada. Ehtahmshkd 1382. INSURANCE in Forc<-, Ovi r *35, 900,000 NEW Business, 1908, Owr $6,000 000 NET BURPLUB above liabilitus for JT and all outstanding clan over $2,035,000 (Straite Cum«ury.) J. H EVANS. Manager. South Eastern Am The Bornro Co., Ltd. Oineral Agents, Singapore.
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    LATE WIRE NEWS.
    663 3 r-, Otflw Tiir Bl :iam"N in Pfkma London, July Bth. m f •■>!]. Teheran tliat the Britiih and Kmsim representatives havo decided not to bold further nommuniration with the Nationalist military leaders. mmau'lant Liattof states that the Bakhtiaris are ten miles from Kerruj, and he aspects that
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    INDOCHINA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
    144 3 The roj 1 the d- in to^ and Bbippiu<» .'1 hiring 1 and th»> i loss of £39 To nd to provide for depreci «if thm kai been t from th at aul fl« i fuud. AftPr iiil I Hit'- t :rtf all Oip»: i akM^ti
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    RAILWAYS AND STEAMSHIP OWNERS.
    237 3 T 9 short discuwiion in the House of Common- regarding the ownership of steamships \,y r .lway companies brought to li^bt a good man' prejudices and some errois. One menber i itfgested that a railway could only own »te« 'ere when they answered the purpose of
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      511 3 miGTIOIVS. AUCTION SALE OF b!e Househo'd Furniture, American Organ, Turnout &c, a Da.nemore," No. 37, Cavanu.h Road Cn Saturday, 24th July, at 2 p.m. ;->od ton«d organ by The Smith AujeriOrgan C(.y. Boston; Rattan chairs and I brie a brae whataot Imndsc me colourravinga iv frames; c<j t»* crgitila. *c.
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      486 3 GODFREY PHILLIPS, im London, England. AWARDED "GRAND PRIX" LONDON 1908. SMOKE THE KING OF PIPE TOB2H2GOS. In 2 oz. and 9 oz. Tins. SEND A CHIT TO THE SINGAPOBE BRANCH, 55> Robinson Road, FOR A FREE SAMPLE. ■pP*-~^H) DR GABRIEL GUNAWARDANA AYURVEDIC PHYSIC lAS > W I »X% Manufacturing Chemist
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      188 3 White Ants!! Teredos, Dry Rot, Decay in Timber. JODELITE. The ONLY SAFEGUARD has been on its trial in large quantities fcr the past 10 years in the Straits Settlements, and proved all that is claimed for it. Six pieces of deal were partly coated with Jodelite and buried in a
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    Domcettc Occurrences. Death.
    27 4 Domcettc Occurrences. Death. Weayku. -2 1st June, at Westminster, after twelve days' illness, from acute appendicitis, A. C. M. Weaver, of Eistora Extension Telegraph Co., aged AH.
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    The Singapore Free Press. Monday, July 19, 1909.
    1721 4 The Singapore Free Press. Monday, July 19, 1909. p > ltd in'.jtiV- v j .ir i niih t. fionam pn apt I dlO R ltcio« .>a;t> d j A factor that b&i frequsntly baen introduced ioto the discussion of the opium qu3s" tion, is as to t'.ie b^ni files of
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    454 4 A Chinese cDolie his boen arrostc I for stealing a slab of tin from tho TTAding Co.'s works at PuUu Hraui. The 'Pining G.zatte 1 announces that the Hon. John Turner ig likolv t from the active miniigement of th,with which he is connected eirlv r.ex 1 He will tako
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    F. M. S. TRADE.
    45 4 RUBBER AND TIN. The statements of Kubber Kip r Hfr the r. M. show that for the half year Mtf3.241 lb. weretxported i in the corresponding pori, ,1 „f fetf v The Tin Exports im 185,810 i against iU,OH:j last year.
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    New Rubber Co.
    18 4 A now Sumatra Rabbtf Kam.kb«aglmUdui r. with acapitil o< i l/-.Oof which 880 are plaated
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    RUBBER STILL UP.
    32 4 {Frew Koala Lumpor, J>iU i; The Planters S il>s r a cabia f.om its London < tffioe tfa U the price of average No I Plantation B n m 7 <-.
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    GOOD FOR TRONOH.
    19 4 B'U I :por, Jul\ Trough is bow obtaining 200 piki daily, having struck very rich groood
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    NEW RAHMAN.
    36 4 [rtvm Koala Lumpor, J jly i; Bctraordioarj hi pu h. lished ooataiaing ty u H BioaUaooj the B Perak Offioeri th tan p tion in the part of B th lIU in Pet ;ik.
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    THE LATE Mr. SPOONER.
    24 4 Koak fiiimpor, July 17. The Briißgot G bat a Je| patch from L>rd vice of the late C. E. Bpoowi
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    TAIPENG RACES.
    29 4 A Poor Entry. The entries for the T*ip ng mt* ng ww« so sparse that only oi.o r l)eeD '1 tha da tßtrkt to July 24 h. > <
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    BRUANG LIMITED.
    27 4 Oatn No. 1 Monitor 95 B £°.2Moni w -I k I*ii r«- In sed from pW* Bjth monitors st »pp during Urn m «ih :e.
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    203 4 M w R I. has re P orr '"l f it jewellery an.] prop from his boat* Tl no signs of boa 1 V 1 wn on Fiilnv. A Chinaman stii mtrvnuu of hU with i chia io 8 Ho was trotted knoth apprehended for e&nsittg i in Amoj B
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      376 4 KELLY and WALSH, Ltd. CHEAP LIMBS. the -KELLY" PURYTA "PARCHMENT" JlullUllvry LuL/lllvl i ffßftfßOfLT MADBWBIfIVG PAFBB Of IMKnItM IBXTUSI AND A #i UIIV Wltß A MEDIUM LOW 50 Sheets Cream olambd rams. Laid Note Paper. «tf«™ £«t* 50 Cream Laid octavo tx-u inches. p. Ai.i.KUT 6x4 inched. tnvelopes. duchess b
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      77 4 S. Moutrie Go, Ltd. GRAND HOTEL de I'BTOOPE, ADIS BUILDINGS. SPECIALISTS IN REPAIRING I PIANOS, ORGANS, AND ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AT REASONABLE PRICES. "SPECIALLY TRAINED WORKMEN FROM OUR SHANGHAI FACTORY." Satisfaction Guaranteed ESTIMATES GIVEN FREE OF CHARGE. S. MOUTRIE Co., Ltd. Grand Hotel De L'Europe Bogs. CHILDREN'S CONCERT.
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      43 4 A Certain Cure for Bowel Complaint. WbM attacked with r bowl complaint you want a m< fiuickly. Tbe atta. k is always »u«l erally Mfera and with inert Chauiborlain's Colic, Cholera, and Diarrhoea Remedy haH never bc^n Wnowc r *a!e by a:! dou!or».
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    ECLIPSE STAKES.
    20 5 warn I. i -'coed, Siut rbers a four af .rters at I i l, »ne between sc 1
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    PERSIA.
    29 5 A New Shah. Submarine Telegraph. Router's) Receive! July I7ib. »poudent at Teheran states r Crown IVii »*3 has b«en proclaimed kb and a pr<»vHontl Q<»vernme»' is I vied.
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    WED WITHOUT CONSENT.
    89 5 anish Infante in Trouble. from M id rid states that tb« lufj.uN» Al M l) <«'a doprivod ©t title for manj'wg lViucoa* Beat re I ike of Klinburg! jut. ut. I been removed from lined l>y a di- The wwn t nd a daughter I abargfa bna
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    WORLD RENOWNED JOE.
    25 5 Thanks his Friend^. 'ho a6s s i ,-knowL- }j irida birthday telegraini that nborl :in. •> th;nkv t v iaeloda a wire ng.
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    BISLEY RESULT.
    11 5 Win f"r Canada. 1 i X 1 .p.-re Oil]
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    5. MINISTER FOR CHINA.
    231 5 l i of tho VV irri! >r.l o! I > us trried 1 by ihfl X tti f li ix, the rninisU 1 1. He r Saigon i A Mtimlii v, irki i h i'octor Connor, who BM of sevej I from )na MtUsna of the
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    THAMES PAGEANT.
    56 5 Londoners Receive Fleet. (By Submiriae Tolezraph.— Reuter's) Nearly the whole of the Home and Ulantic Fleets are participating in the 'hamee Naval Pageant and have taken up tations from Shoeburynes* to Westminster. They received an it hu Mastic welcome rom dense crowds on the river bank?, and )u
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    MORE EARTHQUAKE.
    65 5 Greece Disturbed. Ac earthquake in the province of Ells, Oroece, his ciused many casualties and great d v .n. Thirty persons have been klllel and XX) houses destroyed. '1 ac village of Hiwiri and a djzau others have suffered severely. Kieeived .7u T v lS;h 11 10 ml«
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    JAPANESE ROYALTIES.
    18 5 Prince and l\incess Kuni of Japm were preront at a S:ate Bill at li .ickinghaw Palace.
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    THE GOVERNOR'S DEPATURE.
    259 5 THE GOVERNOR'S DEPATURE. His Kwllenoy tha G >v*rnor, as Higb Commissioner f >r ihe F.M.S lefrfor K-lan-t»n aud Tnn^anu on Saturday evening. The huueh Kittiwak* look His Excellency 1 it »pm aud the Baa Belle jmled shortly afterwards. Tho Sja h-id arrived back from the E<>' Ooatt during the Saturday
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    SIAM.
    416 5 1 House of Commons June 21.) W. Col' ins asked the Under-Secretary for icr. n \t!nirs whether in the treaty with Siam now awaiting ratification it was proposed to transfer to Great Britain anysu/eraiu rights claimed by Siam over the Sultan of a's dominions whether the Sultan. State Council,
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    ROUND ABOUT THE TOWN.
    1805 5 Pcaffl 58 Statue, the Obelisk an.l the Elephtnt— Sile of Daggers— A Silly Joke— A Disgusting Practice— The Spitting Ordinance Dr. Fowlie and the Press Fiasco it the Assies— Clyde Terrace Market— The New Bridgeand R >ad Complainants about tin Police— Memorial Hall Chimes.] The magnificent
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    TO W. TOPICIST, ESQUIRE.
    148 5 Ho, Topieitt, where are you V >u've left us in tie lurch: We're looking for your weekend howl I re going <IT to cliurcb We column liter coin am ecia la vaiu. Are you 'driel op'? Or are you just malir^eiiug After an extra cup r
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    27 5 A Nasty One.— Mr Eustace Miles declares that a live man does not contain so much protcid in a concentrated form as a Parmesan cbeeee. So there
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      33 5 Remember the Name. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera, and Diarrhoea Remedy is just what ite name implies. For pains in the stomach, cramp, colic, or diarrhoea, -t ba° nc equal. For sale by all] dealers.
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      414 5 SEWING MACHINES 'v^figj^^a,^^^^ NEW FAMILT HAND FBJ§|l!fc&^^ a multiplying action aufcoraatio HAND SEWING MACHINE made op best MATERrALS and WORKMANSHIP $28 lififtt running noiseless. THE BEST FAMILY HAND MACHINE on the Market. PRIBE cOMPLETE $28.50 OBTAINABLE AT ROBINSON CO. A VERITABLE EYE-OPENER! Extract from Motorirg Notes ty C. L. Frceston.
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    SIR JOSEPH WARD IN COLOMBO.
    987 6 GaxAT Britain's Ska Scpbkma. i Sir Joseph Ward, the Prime Minister of New Zealand, who is on bin way to London accompanied I y Lady Ward and Mi»a Ward, besides Mr J Hialop, bii Pi ivato Secretary, l»v the P. A < > s.s. China,"
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    THE HAKODATE SALT MONOPOLY SCANDAL.
    95 6 In connection with the HakoJute salt scandal other arresfn are cow being made at O am, sirs a Hakodate message to the Japan AJrertiser. Thirteen persons have so far been taken into custody on warrants, and one has been in custody from the 20th mat.
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      555 6 Weak ni Eihausted Almost Ready te Surrender ml Cease Fighting t the Battle of Life. If your blood ffb circulates /EffejN poorly and your s^9mM&H nerves are fy £$Pm\ w^ak if you /^S)r fil are despondent m':\^ and discouraged, fysrhtf// with stomach out l l^fA-f of order, and have fjgHr
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      640 6 SHIPPING BURNS PHILP LINE. SINGAPORE TO *JAVA PORTS, PORT DARWIN, THTJRBDAY IBLAHD 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 ports is aaintaiLed
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      487 6 SHIPPING. HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE, HAMBURG. The steamers of thia 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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      726 6 SHIPPING. Pacific Mall Steamship Co. AJTD Toyo Kisen Kaisha (Obisuttal 88 Go.) TLA INLAND SEA OF JAPAN AND HONOLULU. BKMI-TROPICAL EOUTB. Only line taking the warm SOUTHfRN KOUIE aoroas the Tacific via HONOLULU, OAHU, on the most fertile and beautiful island of the Pacific Through Passage Tickets granted to Engknd,
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      745 6 SHIPPING. MX. Norddeutscher Lloyd, BremeIMPERIAL GERMAK MAIL LINF The fact and well-known mail steamers of this Company sail fortnightly from lirvmaa. Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, South&m) Gibraltar, Genoa, Naplee, (connection Marseille... Naples, Alexandria and vioe vena) Port Said, Sues, Aden, Colombo, Penang, Singapore, lloiu*fcong, Shanghai, Nagasaki 4 Kobe to Yokohama
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    SHARES.
    919 7 Capital C»p!Ul Imm Paid c«m«*«. luasd paid op V alot op t-ompaof. •300,000 300,000 10 10 Belat Tin Mining 00. LU 600 1300,000 225.000 10 10 Brumng Limited 600 $600,000 600,000 10 10 Bruseh Hydraulic TiaM.oo.Ltl 800 £500.000 444 769 1 1 Duff Development 00. LU 550 $400,000 875,000
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    EXCHANGE.
    74 7 (Comma ji io gp t<» July 17.) B^k4ms |#|i« d«MM)d 24 Prirate crediti 3a g 2/4J erediti 6m s 24* Pmajroß, deman.! Bank... 29a Gbkm \sy, deinaud 239 iM'JA, T. T, i 7 4« BoMOKOJTQ, -lwnin.l 24 X dim, Yokohama, demand nom. 1 1 V Java, demand ttt Can.jkok'
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    PRODUCE.
    141 7 July 17. Tu* M $66.6'; Gambier 9M!i Gkmbier Onbe No. 31 1X.&O G-ambier Onb« No. 2 12.00 Pepper Black (orA'n. S f pon) b.i/ers II.SS Pepper, White (fair 18 121 Nutmeg. (110 to the Ik.)*, 16 50 Nutmeg! (80 to tbt I¥.) 22 50 ??*£L UlOTea (ianboau) 24 75
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      360 7 On the Berth. NOTICE. SINGAPORE TO BANGKOK. 1 li ng," CapUin wiiJ leaf* Singapore on Wednesday, at h a.m. and fortnightly tnniodation for first and i i«. KUotric Light. *'.(> »r KO ticalm. NO or 140 ticaln. ;\i Sofa BRITISH INDIA S. N. Co., Ltd. Vremantle, Adelaide, Melbourne SyJney. ]H
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      615 7 TO LET. TO BE LET. No. '2, Wilkie Road immediate entry. No. 3, Orchard Road from Ist August, 1909. Apply to A. DESKER, tiO, Waterloo Street. •Tuly 6 a.c. TO BE LET FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED. Aycr Jernch, Serangoon Road. A commodious hous«) suitable for a naens or family. Lar^e grounds,
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      283 7 THE YOKOHAMA DOCK G0. f LTD. NO. 1 DOCK. I NO. 2 DOCK. I No. 3 DOCK. (In Cour^-* of < '.instruction) Docking Length 51 5 feet j Docking Length 376 feet Docking Length 481 feet Width of Entrance 80 M Width of Entrance 50 Width of Entrance 63 Water
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      78 7 Take a Vacation. Now is the time to tako a vacation, jfsit out into tho woods and mountains aud viotthe Beunhore, but do not forgot to takn a but tie of Chamberlain's Colifc, Cholera, and Diarrhoea Keuiody along with you. It almost certain to be Deeded, and cannot b»> obtained
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      594 7 VESSELS IN PORT. ffX 2Si«? f. J» y1« Sprang H. En* Moh Batatia 2« Sane Band. D o tl9soMet o8 Jone 25 Batavia b.ba Meyer -llncert.i,. Shanty (;er looo Kl imme t J«l 7 9 Mac, M ar Bebn Meyer Maat 2» LATEST ARRIVALS. Taroba BritSWV Jacol>e July 17 Madras
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    SCHOOL SPORTS.
    931 8 In fine weather the annual athletic sports I the Anglo Chinese Free School to >k plao on their ground last Saturday. For the oooaiion the placo was prettily decorated with Hig". a bind l>-ing iti attendance. There was a good gathering of visitors preM»ut an whom were Messrs
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    CRICKET.
    197 8 8. R. C. t MSDICA.L School. Played on the Esplanade on Saturday and won by the Club. Score*. 8. R. C. <:. K. Odhlers c gob b Chill 32 J. J. Oliveiro c Yun Fah b Leicester 18 D. Boadewyn c and b Leicester 3 P. E. Smith c
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    GOLF.
    116 8 The foursomes Merchants and Garrison v' tl Best) played on Saturday, ended in a win for the Rest by 1 points. Hne. Sl (Jar. The Rest. F. Ferguson Sir Arthur Youn^j Dr. Finlayson 1 C. V. Miles 0 W. J. Mayscn C. F. Green G. B. Stratton 0 B.
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    M. F. ASSOCIATION.
    161 8 All interested eyes were turnei to the reptaved lit on Saturday between Darul Bihar and ]>irul Atiah in connection with the Mtl.tyi Football Association competition. It took place on the police ground, Mjach R »ad. As expected the game was just aa keen as in the first
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    SWIMMING CLUB.
    78 8 Thcie was a large attendance of members at the Swimming Club on Sunday, taking advantage of the full tide, and watching the divicg competition, for which there wore Nf v contestants. Mrks wera given for elegance of tako-c H, neatness and precision of tntoripg the water, and the
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    BEGINNING OF SOCIALISM.
    94 8 TLe House of Commons is not discussiDg a mere Bud^ot. The British people are face to face with proposals that mean the confi* ation of property, the ruin of the thrifty, the beginning of Socialism. Lord Rosel^ery speaks with hia habitual calm detachment Hit expresses no opinion
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    DURBAN NAVIGATION COLLIERIES
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