The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 24 July 1909

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    16 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 24, 1909. NO. 6,059
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    154 1 What are believed to be authentic relics of Buddha have beau found near I\shawur -Page 7. In LegiaUtive Ctuncil some discussion took place yesterday on tho p-iyment of a sum for iinur grant titktts dificitccy Pace 12. The Labr-ur Members are (n<]eavcuring to rake opposition to (he
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    "JUST LIKE HIS FATHER."
    805 1 JUST LIKE HIS FATHER." The great, celebrations at Cambridge* in honour of Charles Dirwin have called public attention to the general feu^pct of evolution a moat peiphxing study for the average man, who finds himself wit}] mirv short explanations of wh.t tliis grevt I>l >logist is said to have held,
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      220 1 Howarth Erskine Ltd. S Civil Mechanical and Electrical Engineers. Iron and Brass Founders, Boiler Makers. Bridge Builders and General Contractors. ESOLE AGENTS FOR Co; Patent Pumps I Engineering Co Pnlsometer Pumps R I Portal >le Engines ard Machinery 1 Sons Oil and Gas Plants Lifts and Hoists 1 Cos Winches
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      245 1 Entertainments. A L HA M B R A The Most Up-t>o-t>£t>e Show GHMNGE OF PROGRAMME To-Ni&ht I To-Ni&ht 1 1 At 9-30. The HEART of GAVROCHE Film d'Art The MAN with the DOLLS pi* < <• in three tableaux played by Mme. CHARLOTTE WIEHE Mr. GEORGES WAGUE Film d Art
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      219 1 THE "MANSION" Entrance Oxley Rise and River Vallev Road. Higb-Chss Boarding House. 15 comfortable acd well appointed Rooms. Tennis Court and Commanding View. Terms Moderate. Telephone 563. DANISH STERILIZED TmTk "CLOVER" BRAND THE E*ST ASIATIC Co., Ltd. SOT-E IMPOKTEItS. Jnne 26 26 7 Art Nee'lework and Flower Depot, 217, OBOBABD
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      82 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. The Nt w Oliver No. B does all that it is asked to do Pago 2. Sixty thousand bottles of beer to be sold on Wednesday. Powell h Co. Page o. A valuable frebold estate at Tanjong Katong to be sold. Messrs Powell Co. Page f>. Ship notices
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      393 1 THE WEEK. Saturday, 2Uh i FTieh Water. 2.10 a., 3.4 p B I Mail Outward due. Sunday, 2"th High W^ter 25 3 a 3 AS p 7th after Trinity. St. James. Monday, 26th.— High Water.— .'{"id 4 30 p M. M. Mail Homeward due. M. M. Mail Outward due. Fourth
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    THE TRANSFER OF PERLIS.
    233 2 r t y |8 M Froct. tb« new British Ad-. i^t^* I*^r)i«, «t i. Than i in it in (he H^agall and iM ru Iml i.^' \>j Mr K. )l. Du\i*>, until re< A M i and repreHenta*i v«j rf ti.^ n^nt f«jr tb« [<'irpose« <
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    JAPAN TAX OFFICE SCANDALS.
    108 2 narj triil of Jfr Miv. Hi Ml of ai?r\ ati II Mil r*»nilt that lie «as <onvieted and oom trial H 'yed wi^b >'ai a bribt in Ottokmr, I tore in Kita.'is, w!io h!ko entertained I -I r.t-irn Mr Miyag) in 1 lit if tI)C It
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    PRIEST AND OFFICER
    101 2 Tl- P m bii decii on in <inious ca«»? v.\.u li MUM to*! Sk BoUmm in <-onneot:<«n with tarral 1• t v s ,lian a!J«1 .in iirmy A pri« ily, 1 irfauitM provresa of a rel la sliort tim«kxioame trmy <-tfi er who was pn- nt n-fiMMcl
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      123 2 LEONG CHEONG& Co. i AJD t?- m I. mamm^mm^^mm V. 188l Tweeds, Coatiags, Perfumery and To.let li^quUi«efl of every de«criptioa i.^S j Hats, Helmets and Spectacles. Suite made to order a perfect fit. i J A r fti t ins P ect tbe Btyles will prove convincing. Satisfaction gnarantocd. *f
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      565 2 NOTIQES. HONGKONG GOVEMKENr NOTICE. HONGKONG OPIUM FARM. Notice is hereby given that Sealed Tenders will be received at the Colonial Secretary's Office, Hongkong, till Noon on Taesday, the 31st day of Au'uh*. 1903, for the purchase of the privileges known as the Opium Farm, established under The Prepared Opiam Ordinances,
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      570 2 BANKS. International Banking Corporation. CAPITAL and SURPLUS GOLD $6,500,000. Head Office .—6O Wall Street, New Yobk. London Office TLreadneedle House, Bisbopsgate Street Within, LONDON EC. London Bankers National Provincial Bank of England Ltd. General Foreign Businesa Transacted. DEPOSITS. Current Deposit Accounts opened and Interest allowed on the daily balances at
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      368 2 federaTlifT^ Assurance Company O f (v. ■•TABI. < INSUEAKCE ir. NEW B«in«. HCT SCEPIUS J A(K, and all oatsUnd. over $2,035,000 Hi MAKUFACTLRERS LIFc l.mR.\ Wfi OF CANADA. It has to day more h a»y other Canadian L:; at the name I SECURITY! r'rJJ-1 03 S; F. s. K\.\^ A
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      140 2 SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES. KI.ItAI.. afltf Tiiuity. 7 hiii M iftiM II vim) 117 1 4") am Holy Communion (Choral) Hymns 4 pin 1 ■Inn* S«i vice. pm K .iml S.Mtnon Hymns 41 K 447,4: Bt. Matthkv.'h, Sjcpot Liwbh. 1 II am F vice. 4 pna. I iidren'a St«rvi<e. 1 r
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      537 2 SINGAPORE COVEBNMEHT RAILWAY. From Ist May, 1909, and until further notice. TRAIN SERVICE FOR WEEK DAYS ONLY. UP TRAINS. aw. am. am. am. am. pm. pm. pm. pm. pm. pm. pm 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Paflsir P. 7.25 430 !'.<>rneo Wt 7.ii3 12.42
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    THE QUATER CENTENARY OF JOHN CALVIN.
    2082 3 THE QUATER CENTENARY OF JOHN CALVIN. r Om M Uam J| 11 i jppoaiiftiftttonlifi. I ,rMi when Calvin was 11, vi iJ when appearance on European I. er« he ♦to th« r»« ver>; 1Vi all tr inent over the new 1 seemed at the boginis the movement thai irch en»
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    SWOLLEN ENORMOUSLY WITH DROPSY.
    483 3 (ivi.i.ONs 01 Water TAPPBD Away. Mrs. Ellen J. Porritt, of 20, Kiln Koad, Lon^ Causeway, Dewsbury, sa> I "My illness began in the winter of 1901. J firht noticed cruel pains in the region of the kidneys, and many t::ue after an attack of almost unendurable
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      24 3 SAVARESSES fCAPSUIES] I rURLNESS OF OIL. AND COATINO Of MLN&RW.C M W\UM.'UKTY O? tVM. WITH WO IHCOHVENItrKI^ rULt DIRICTIONV ALLCHCMISTS. 1 ask ron, «syw7\EtE.sse..
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      527 3 IF YOU SUFFER From any Skin or Blood Disease, such as Eczema, Scrofula, Scurvy, Glandular Swellings, Bad Legs, Ulcers, Abscesses, Tumours, Boils, Sores, Lruptious, Blood Poison, Rheumatism, Gout, &c, DON'T DELAY but at once start a course of Clarke's Blood Mixture (the Worid-finaed Blood Purifier), and the experience of thousands
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      464 3 SPECIAL REDUCTIONS. NUMBER CARS m U ivl U h. i\ W;i2 H.F> and 20. NEWLY ARRIVED LATEST MODEL. Owingto facilities for turning out large numbers of these famous Cars in order to meet the growing demand, Cost of Production has been reduced to a point which enables them to be
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    WHERE POSTCARDS GO.
    396 4 A Paris Correspondent of the Gl>be writes i I have often hoard it said that it was not worth while finding coloured postcards through the pott in France, for they seldom arrived at their destination. That ig a grave charge to inAe, but there in undoubtedly ■orni
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    SHIPS THAT CARRY TRAINS.
    387 4 Brut in \iw .a Nk>v ilkuman Skkviok. H-11,.1- k.i1.:.« .n<l interesting- bhips are four :-rn British built train ferries, a se:\icp v li "ill sli'.rtly bt in. indurated l.y .M ,Hll Su.-.li^h i; H..|rnilf[lts n mj) Md Trelle > king which pUot is a stietcb 'y
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    THE INCONSISTENT RATEPAYER.
    162 4 The average ratepayer, like the system, or lack of system, udtr which he contributes to public expenditure, has some curi us incon •latencies. He grumbltt at tho burdens inv posed upon him. uwi at the wastefulneus uid Mtaftvagaaot of the rating authorities whom he him himself appointed
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    KRUPPS.
    238 4 The Krupp works at Essen which already coTev more than half the area of that grimy town, and find employment for over 40,000 men, as compared with the four hands employed by Frederick Krupp when he started in I*lo. A notable feature of Esien is the Essen er ll
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    FLEET IN THE THAMES.
    369 4 The official charl showic^ the men of war in Ibi Thames at t!:o present ruornont sliowi tbat IjUoajolhsl ttiere will be 160 ships of war in, or at the mouth of, the river, comprising Tweuty-fonr battleships, Sixteen armoured cruisers, Ten other cruisers, Kour scouts, Fifty nve
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    THE WYLLIE MvFDER.
    230 4 Wild Li:ttek to the Tim Calcutta, July 10. A special cablegram to the Statesman, dated London, July 9, says Surendreuath Chattopa Ihynya writes an astounding letter to The Times supporting tbo protest made by the yoiiLg Indian law student Savakar at the uniting of Indiana oallod to
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    WILL NOT BLOCK TRAFFIC.
    77 4 The final plans are now boing prepared at Twin Falls, Idaho, of what the engineers claim will be, when completed, the highest brid^o in tho world. It will serve to carry the tracks of an electric road across the Snake It ver Canyon at a point
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      33 4 A Good Summer Remedy. At this season diarrhoea and dysentery are always prevalent. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera, and Diarrhoea Remedy is the best medicine obtainable for trouble of this kind. For bftleby all dealers.
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      48 4 A Certain Cure for Bowel Complaint. When attacked with diarrhoea or bowel complaint you want a medicine that acts qnickly. The attack ir always sudden, generally severe and with increasing pain. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera, and Diarrhoea Remedy has never been known to fail. For sale by all dealers.
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      1281 4 MUNICIPALITY OF SINGAPORE, Issue of $1,000,000 four and a half per cent. Debenture Stock, 1909, I. The Municipal Commissioners of the Towu of Singapore, having in pursuance of the provisions contained in the Municipal Ordinincp, 1836 decided with tie sanction of the Governor in Council, to create aud issue debenture
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      939 4 1 The Stock will be redeemed at par on tho 30th September, It, I the Municipal Commissioners of the Town of Singapore, will pay to t! I the Stock, the full nominal amount of their respective shares therein, such "H* I made at the Office of the Registrar hereinafter appointed.
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    THE THIRD TEST MATCH
    2015 5 T HE THIRD TEST MATCH i Dai F'i.w I. n«lon, Ju'y T»t. idy. < hilly weather, and i ptkiitocd if" *W> e ket wm inclined to be soft. **f* and derided to kit. •fcory to the I** iii-i I'Uy from th.ad seven overs yielded §1* i u< ted a it))
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    ROAD HOGS IN IPOH.
    247 5 The following amusing letter appeared in tbe If oh paper Dt j ar Sir, 1 would like to c«ll jour attention to the very dangerous driving of some motorists in Ipoh. I was going alomg in a rikisha yesterday with Mr de Faula on the roud
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    THE TATSU MARU QUESTION.
    178 5 Compensation Paid by China. A Tokio message to the Yushin Nippo" states that through the Tokio Foreign Department the Tats u ma Sbokui has received a sum of 240,000 yen from the Chinese Government as compensation for the detention of the Dai Ni Tatsu Mam, which,
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    LATE WIRES.
    258 5 Earl Winteeton and Will Thorne. London, July 15. In tbe Hence cf Commons an all night sitting has taken place on tbe Finance Bill, the Chairman refusing Mr L'oyd George's motion for the closure on Clause IV. The delate was of a heated character. Mr Thorne was suspended
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    THE RHINOCEROS'S CHARGE.
    223 5 Ex -President Rcoeevelfs slaying of the charging rhinoceros has brought out some storios of similar experiences, many of which resulted fatally to the hunter. While easily stalked, tbe rhinoceros is a dangerous customer, as most men will agree who have bunted him, especially Benjamin Eastwood, chief accountant
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      258 5 Over Thirty-five Years. In 1872 there was a great deal of diarrhoea, dysentery, aEd infantile cholera. It was at this time that Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera, and Diarrhoea Remedy was first brought into use. It proved more juccessful than any other reixedy or treatment, and has for thirty-fcix years maintained that
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      1039 5 AUCTIONS. AUCTION BALE OF Valuable Household Furniture, Arrerican Organ, Turnout &c. At m Danemore," No. 37, Cavanaoh Road On Saturday, 24th July, at 2 p m. A good toned organ by The Smith American Organ Coy. Boston JUttan chairs and tables; bric-a-brac whatcot handsome colour ed engravings in frames centra
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    Domestic Occurrences. Death.
    31 6 Domestic Occurrences. Death. At the European Hospital, Kuching, on the 7th instant, following on an operation for appendicitis, Maid Hannah, wife of A. C. Grkbn (of the British Malaysian Manufacturing Co
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    The Singapore Free Press. Saturday, July 24, 1909.
    1347 6 The Singapore Free Press. Saturday, July 24, 1909. 1 rah] One is perhaps too prono to think of tho politics of the Homeland as something far away and not likely greatly to interest U3 practically. The inanities of Mr. Llotd GtaOßGß'l Bodgtt aud its onertm calls on landowners cxci'.e cur
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    1045 6 T.i3 S;n£ip->ro Amateur Dramatic Society is ex imp from registration under the ajcidtied Oitliu.iuce. The fjlbwlng diva are declared public holidays, Aug. 2ad, JUuk Holiday and Au<r 9th, Coronation Div. h Mr Justice Braddell is granted seven months loave of absence from the 26th inst The leave of Mr J.
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    BANK CLERK CONVICTED.
    55 6 Chee Sianp Pleads Guilty. At the A f«Justice Thornton. Ch*Biai Mr with falsification of tl: kong and Shanghai lUnk r thereby defrauding fh, 15 Ul the accus;> plea 0 gujij- r 4 The hon'We A. B ma(l(j 'juent appeal for i J Kx Mr Justice Latlit Tl,
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    BERTAM'S DIVIDEND.
    20 6 rUa piys a divii and oirries forw.ird g] And a Magnificent Prospect. leipeotedthat pUai ba over to- in
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    THE NEW STATES.
    51 6 Postai Ttormtatofp *uJ CeknUa, and 01 p Lan^kawi isl.iuJ-, Perl pnblishel in The pin-: cents; between 7 an] I! Thep K. k kawi, Ptriii tad Tringana ii Lstten Threi „or under, ana three cats I two ounces or put then uoM en cent. On j -nt. These
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    STEAMER ASHORE.
    45 6 B I<v ri whoreaear i; i her naino Mid Dftti kli bai a red funnel mikii.' i .-etsel u for (he Port, with G bel< ship The T.u j dajbreat about three i <1 1 i II MS (urtM fr« id I* ih
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    A BOLD THIEF.
    40 6 A H I' i I g Mid i I -'esu his h;m.), when I proaohed li ridiug aul Th > owner i I ;uto Beiefa R th tbe Tbo ease n The :ji m months' rigon ua imp
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    A RUSSIAN ARRESTED.
    93 6 I in«' 0,1* t rc I real A dist urh.i: er of tli with -i ki I |r *J tared. Pel r Sand i B eh i causing gri< ;t. ital. Mr G c.iso p.. n lm K the p\\ pnct cil!y c c I at ti
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      266 6 ALLENO CIGARS, OF|BRITISH MANUFACTURE, OF HAVANA TOBACCO. THE FAVOURITE CIGAR AT THE SPORTS QLUB, LONDON. IN BOXES OF 25. CONDITION GUARANTEED. CALDBECK, MAGGREGOR AND COY. SOLE AGENTS. *IL±j»>- smart headgear WmM LITTLE'S r scott ~S L^ 1 OLD BONJD STRE E Tr) 4»; A PICTADiLLV.W. THE LATEST IH > >,
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      87 6 IG. R. Lambert Co.l LIMITED. ESTABLimD Wj. 250 DIFFERENT SUBJECTS! OF Picture Post Cards I OF SOUTH ASIA. Wholesale and Retail* Over a Qiarter of a million always in 1 VIEW BOOKS OF SINGAPORE VIEW BOOKS OF F. M S. VIEW BOOKS OF JOHORE containing 20 subjects, each 75 cents.
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    MALAYA AT BISLEY.
    43 7 ilations to Trill);.." Submai I ,TH P h— Outer's) I! rr.vod at :> 51 p'«» I B Bvbbaok, of the M ps, wa« 1 in the I a B >!ey. i. ii .1 m. a good deal of ■howl for a
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    RELICS OF BUDDHA.
    26 7 B DM Found. Hi 10 pm. If been ir. l Tht i 1 >» stated t H K li.iuMii. t >ti in era, I > -«<
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    SALE OF RACERS.
    27 7 Poh 1 Lost1' third in I ui c inpinv. t winnii Thii ■.;>.. Lr I'- bad the mount OH P kII iinplac at uiniiiu^ did
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    STRAITS PLANTER IN COLOMBO.
    48 7 1 i.i)'. ICI M abb r. licfa will In tl-.e Biraitfl y syatei.k it ba I on it he ho: m ar troiii I don't till: tk tppiag la ••.'I <!ie I. Tiifj Diake »nd the 1 t —is n with* V I AHi-
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    FEDERATED (SELANGOR) RUBBER COMPANY.
    40 7 FEDERATED (SELANGOR) RUBBER COMPANY. .oUIlt Of year. The loli months I rovfbi i ".I bM b >-n -'"1" -tiou on l.uild: The directors rMOMBMiI •,.ikin« r I^ian forward B9&S. 1' r tkt .nrrent year id esti■••■Jtks ■ligsj at So,oo< Ib
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    LABOUR SNARLS.
    174 7 AT TSAR. (I.v Submarine Telegraph. It niter's) B reive.! .it _'O pm. The Lil»>ur M mbers and the NationalLsts in the H >uso of 0 Miun-ms have moved the n-luction of tho Fv>rei£n Office vote in the Ki'imitcs as a protest agaiust the s visit !m I. Their
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    THE DERFFLINGER AFLOAT.
    45 7 l: b. .1 ilj S I 10.10 a.m. I H. D I. 1> .til u^er his .it length been towed < tT i-il ii hppare lily aoiajurad. About t\v 1. uud lii'tv tons of &rtt disch irt»ad. m igertludAa nnpleitaat u as I
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    M. DELCASSE'S RETURN.
    47 7 It appears thit the hostile vote in the 1 m tinlj igaiatt M v, iu<l it is underippoiataoit of a now cibivi 11 not involve any obaaga of policy, i though tho <; »ruim press fexrs thititmejins the ro p «wer oi If. D -^3.
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    FRENCH CABINET.
    26 7 B L-jive-.l at 20 p.m. M bai declined to attempt to f >rin a Cabinet, but M. ll.iiul pted the tatk pU I II
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    THE MELILLA TROUBLE.
    49 7 An Unpopular War. 23 11 80 a m. t t f.c. 1 of ftl on is threitan great i felt. leturu of Bpinith losses there ou nlled and s9 m >nu\ L rtara of reiufoi«'-3:nent3 frovj al l Iril wjs attended bv furth i wj.v r
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    NAVAL OFFICERS AT THE GUILDHALL.
    28 7 FiTi huadred ->!'i;ara of the Heat hive been en? I t) laaebeoa at the Guildhill. i ir of tho CjlouUl preaitri were jnt. ■> <
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    S. V. A. RIFLE CLUB.
    20 7 Owing to on tho 25Ui the moutblv ib k>l will bo at 2 -50 p.m.
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    A WORD PUZZLE.
    40 7 In Bangkok the newspapers lave their The following was the condition in which a recent news tclent reached the Bangkok Time*. M Ttl i mcsseritz v. I ief also Edward \ik 111 .Mt^ii'iliL^ uiai ->;\TC3 uucou- I."
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    THE ASSIZES.
    128 7 8 Chief Justice arjd a jury were tnt the A.tsii n >• I 'iug 1.. u u 'ht by iht Crown against Prirat« l>. W. IlllUt of the Middletti iment who wai 1 with culpable iciJe not amounting to murder by .i QnilUMll at Pulau BraDi. The c.ise
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    POST OFFICE IN 1908.
    946 7 Tl.e annul report laid before Council yesterday shows that tho correspondence and parcels dealt with totalled over 19 millions in number, an increase of 4!. per cent over 1 1*07. Thfra was a ma-ked decrease in samples. Them tils weighed 1018 tons, enclosed iu 6 3,5
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    76 7 1 i the C>inpiuies (Local Registers) I>iil 1' 11 ttgkoog provision his l<> n uii.de for teiiug comp;in .is in the Coloay. S.>mo diieusston took pboe on tl.e fee to be paid (ultimately fixel at $1 per thousand of paid up capital, nv-tximum $250,) in which it was >;ti«l tt*n
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    TOPICS OF THE WEEK.
    854 7 Qnl''ould iKjunt h'jiitines uostri e*l farrago libclli. Juvenal. At last Oxford has been compelled, in the person of Mr A. L. May hew, to protest against the Bp*t4mi*r's English in tie columns of that i expectable patiodical itself. He quotes from the News of the Week
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    HOW NICE.
    119 7 Mr S Gomel has caUad Dr. Park's attention to the dirty character of a Kling Bali »y. According to him, the baker takes in cooiio lo.l^ers at a dollar a month, fifteen to twenty of them, and us3S the water they wash in to make his bread. We
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      21 7 I A r.... Mt l:ulL lm dft place tin Hurrounding land on one Bide is ourtcnay Warner in |bt House of
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      26 7 Mat ico Capsules anl Injection ttill maintain their reputation fcr tie cuie of all those inconvenient diseased, al out hich the least aaid the better, 13
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      223 7 ROBINSON &Co. INEXPENSIVE AND EASY-TO-USE ■jgBS^BB^ COOKING STOVES E||V^ Jl^iJipplJßl in 3 Sizes to Burn Wood Fuel §/[BBmBO%. The BONNYBRIDG£ M Range J 1 The SEARCHLIGHT M Range J^ The above ranges have special hot the "BONNYBRIDGE plate and oven accommodation. NOW ON VIEW AT ROBINSON&Co. CALL AT MOUTRIE'S AND
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    KANABOI, LIMITED.
    591 8 Messr* 1 \V. litrk^r -en] us the follow, jtikj rc-j><».f N Mr i'. mana^r, on in nint! operations for th^ six months en u June. 1909 m Ki ma-; 'K Ti )noracn worktog od the west bank of the K l Hirer in the second week on Janu.irv.
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    THE SUGAR TAX.
    129 8 Allmi d Bv< i iovi Cv Tlio Asjthi is responsible for the statement that the quality of i-ny.ir which has evaded the WajMU v.t ti Hi" tu\ has reached 1,000/ 0 Lin in t..- juribJittion of the Kol»o Rovenue Adniini^ti it ii limr i and 10,000,0C0 kin
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    SELANGOR CATHOLICS.
    111 8 <>.» M nl iv the members of t h<^ Btlnitfoi Catholic (Jlul> wvre. At Hoi.n- toths lii»h--«»p t Milhv i who airived in Kmila Luni j>ur tint klt.Muoon. The occasion u^ ihe presentation to the Hishop of an illuiniiii.t"! .i Mre*s. The JJishi |>, who will »horlly Mltbimtt
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      18 8 1 have hud excellent results with Gljcogen iu Diabetes." A. B. ROGERS, m.d. 4th Julv, New- York. 24
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      497 8 SHIPPING. KYX J4PAR BAIL STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. Two regular services are maintained between JAPAN and EUROPE bj the Compony's well-known TWIN-SCREW STEAMERS, under Mail Contract with the Imperial Japanese Government, gpeciallj designed for the Company's European Service, lighted throughout hj Electricity, provided with excellent accommodation for Fi>st and Second Class
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      1105 8 SHIPPING, HAMBURG AMERIKA I LINE, HAMBURG. The etoamers 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
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      701 8 SHIPPING. P. O. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. For Chi at, Japan, Pen&ng, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, RtditcrraiKftn Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Bills of IVfling issned for China Coast, Persian Gulf, Continental and Amerioan Port*. Steamers win leave Singapore oa o? afcc»t;i MAIL LINE3. OtUxoard {for China) Caledonia July 30
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      606 8 SHIPPING. NTT Norddeut^cher Lloyd, B: IMPEKIAL OEEMAN MAIL HH. The fast and well-known mail stsaiM. this Company sail fortnifhtly frci. Hamburg via liotterdaa, Antwei-p, SouthmilJ GibralUr, Genoa, Naplee. (oonnw^ion Sfan* Naples, Ak-randria and vicse ver»a) 3ue«, Aden. Colombo, Penan?, kong, ShanghAi, Na^aaaii Kobe to and back. They are dn« in
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    A MALAY GARDEN.
    311 9 beautiful ar.;l npa- --.»iiiv an 1 with loUlgi i Cbatswortli 091 Win* of I «%rdcn« w oi pdM« of sultans, of p m r pi— did uf Biagftpon and other ity meet under l< |he Hftbf Penin t and HOinbrc penctraU with < t the ill, some
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    LORD CREWE AND THE CROWN COLONIES.
    665 9 LORD CREWE AND THE CROWN COLONIES. The Colonial Service was thoroughlj represented at the tenth annual dinner of the Corona Clul> h -Id on June 22, at the Hotel Cecil, with the B trl of Crewe in the cbair. The company included Lord Ampthill, Sir J. W Bon». r. Sir
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    THE NEW PRESS LAW.
    226 9 raa VfsniN Kifpo Pman>. la th« Criminal Djpartraent of the Kobe Caiho Baabanaho Mr Taamaaaoto TbimetHre, the editor and publisher of tho K)bo Vuhhiu Mlppo, was finwd YlOO ou a durga of Itiog the i:ew PreM Liw bj publibhiug pirti<'iilars of tho bribery charges against il
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    A BUN CANDIDATE.
    46 9 Colonel Wright, of the Salvation Army, that lie lias set u in Colbalt an enormous silver nufitfrt, iil n h'tfk' m wi(le &n(1 worth 63,000, and also a vein of silver BOfal •ride aud 800H long. The depth of the vein is unknown.
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      81 9 A REASON FOR IT. 01 RHBUMATHM OULD-WIDK I 'or the relief bal tber« is only ''-'A a i it a rival, and tbfl Halm, which lily wori. -din.iry b m that tin bO < .;>( rithinu that will gifa i, v This OrieoUl Jlalni does. Il '/.ive pow. -es, and
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      52 9 "We have used Cypridol capsules with i)iilliaut results far better we may say than we have obtained w ith protoiodide of mercury preparations. We will see that supplies go to all physicians on the ships (Unsolicited) William T. Jknkiks m.d. General Director and latt Medical OJHar the Port of Wm
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      489 9 The Flying Man r -> 'J~ ./HP**. tiu record flight of 17 W m MILES from Chalons to KMm uith ut .1 on October 30, 19D8. Nerve Strain and ExhaustionMr. Henry Farman's marvellous conquest of the air is .inother of those brilliant triumphs of nerve force and endurance which are
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      385 9 Insure your Motor Car! AND COVER YOURSELF against result of CAR ACCIDENTS. Don't take the Risks any longer. You may be called upon for Heavy Damages at any moment. The payment of a small sum annually RELIEVES YOU OF GREAT RESPONSIBILITY. especially if you use a native Chauffeur. Full Particulars
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      14 9 YONG PONG, Photographic Studio. HighClats Photographs and Enlargememtsw 79, SOUTH ttUMJE KOAD. Mar ft
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      866 9 VESSELS KXPECTED. STEAMtiHS. Giving por( of departure, and (where known) dale due here, and name of Agenit. Aparima, N Zealand Aug 8 Boustead. Airlie, Sydney Aug 25 Boustead. Antilocbus, Hongkong, Aug 25 Mansfield. Armand Behic, Saigon, July 26 M M. ABsaye, Colombo, Aug i 7 P O. Atsuta Maru, London,
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    SHELL TRANSPORT TRADING AND CO.
    1237 10 Ouly those who know the exttnt of the Work and trade eunied on by this company out here cau appreciate the full report M the meeting of the c >mpany, under Sir Hwmslmmml on Jaoe »l-\ The c <mp»nj peal 10 per cent dividend an
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    CABLE RATES.
    678 10 Mr Henniker Heaton, m p., has tddreseed t letter to the memlxn-s of the Imp rial Prcs* < niferenco on the cable communications of the Empire, frotn which we make the following extracts At prew-nt the bulk of our trading negotiations are conducted in writing, just us they
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    PORCELAIN AND ITS STORY.
    105 10 The first manufactory of prccelain then designated Dutch ware was opened in Dres <ln in 1708, the famous works at Mt is sen were started in 1710, and we see from Dr Heint/e's memoir that poor Bottger was kept a prisoner, or living under the protection
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    WIRELESS DANGERS.
    229 10 Those v\ho talk fcboot tsUUitfcfcf wirelesb installation bet*e«n .'-ay) Sir and the Horsbarg, to any nothing capable of sending thonsinj might ba instructed from the report i.in(iiost on the chief inir.ilty wireless station, nCaptain Willis, conimaud.u.' who said that by Ad.niralty order i coroner nor the jury would
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    THE MEANING OF A FAMINE
    250 10 The Meaning of famin*? is -unkindly in an account given l>y the Binja H man) correspondent of tlio North < I Herald." He aays On ;uvount of heavy export of i the winter, and now f>r Monthi drought, rice can hardly DO bad at all,
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    GIANT AIRSHIPS FOR GERMANY.
    190 10 Details rre now published ol man kirahipt. One. which will shortly be^un at the well known Lai i it MaimluJM. >ys ili»' l»iiin oorre of the Daily Mail," is ;i wooden signed by Fs It will be considerably more powtcfttl tl.in Zeppelins, will b*Tt cubic meties,
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    RADIUM-£114,000 PER OUNCE
    199 10 RADIUM- £114,000 PER OUNCE An ascertained commercial vali; milligramme (nqoift l—l to £114 ounce) has kmm plaotd apoa radium l»! contract t nt< n d into betwcea Um Metalliferous Mints (Limited) and \"u Ivea{;h aud Sir Krnest f.issel, for t!i« of 7' grammes (rathir more tlmn I qM an ounce)
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      78 10 Take a Vacation. Now is the time to take a vacation, g.sit out into the woods and mountains and violtbe seashore, but do not forget to take a bet tie of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera, and Diarrhoea Remedy along with you. U is almost certain to bo needed, and cannot be
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      172 10 C 1,1 TLOYAIv APPOINTMENT. JJ TABLE DEUCACIE^S, I PICKLES. SOUPS. I W£ Aqerls fcr Lea.* P«rrriK3 B^fe^'-S^^^Sl POTTED MEAXS. <:::^^S^ If\ SAIAD Oil/. 1 Celebrated i|^^MCROSSE &L I j Oilmen's Stores jT^^iBIAOiWELL. I Your teeth— whether naturally perfect or not— need 0$ daily care, and will well repay the regular
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      102 10 Mm c V /If 1. i y w/i 1 I *7siat/s fMs£g&s£AY£X Singapore Soda Water. Established over 25 years. "THE FINEST TABLE DELICACY." SIUHB S GENUINE RUSBIAH GA¥!ARE. Prescnec! in T. -s n;ni Jjn. Purity and Quality Guarant§od. APPROVED BY ILPICU7JES. Appeti«*«n«T, r:ourinKiri'r i-i re»mmortd:tJ to tH« Invnli for its
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    SHARES.
    937 11 C*p*tml C*p!Ul I. rat Paid Ina«tS pAld up V*Io« up Cromp*oy. 1300.000 300,000 10 10 B*Ut Tin Mining 00. LU ■> 7% 1300,000 225.000 10 10 Bruang Limited «*n $600,000 600,000 10 10 Bruseh Hydraulic Tin M. 00. LU Hm «00.000 444. 769 1 1 Duff Development 00. Lt4
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    EXCHANGE.
    68 11 (C< 10 UP to July 23 BiJlk 4 tt #>% o md \i Priv.ilo cr.<i:ts m s 2 I <! in s 2 i\* ■i, deai ind IJink... 294 Oil 1.-1 I [hdia,t.t, ml >komo, demand 2t'Vdi«. >HAMA, <l t tuand nom. 113J •Java, «1 no ml j.; BuroKOc*
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    PRODUCE.
    130 11 Julj 2:3. $6717; Guabiw bu^ re Gambiar Cx«bo No. 1 GtanVtat Cube No. 2 1 1 Pepper Black (ori'n. S'por») barei ,1 1 K7 Popper, White (fair |g |<>* Nutmeg* (110 to thtlb.)^ 16.06 Nutmeg (80 to tfco lli.) 2" Mace (Banda) nom Oloree (Amboina) 24 71 LiberUn Ooffaa
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      292 11 On the Berth. I BITISH INDIA S. N. Co.. Ltd. FOR Penang, Rangoon and Calcutta. K-.: V \V. Allen, commandor, will bo kbe I <! ports on Thursday, I HI. •lodatiou for first 1 I rply to I INDIA B.N. CO, LTD. hnm, Penang, Negasatam, 1, Pondicherry, Cuddalorc, i and
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      626 11 TO LET. HOUSE TO LET. BBIOHTLAJTD M 4«a built Compound 1101 Ovpftgi Koal, water laid on Apply to LM I'HK MOON. coS. B. S. Coy., Ltd. o^c^ HOUSE TO LET. trad toast No. 6, Ualmora! Road, with ■tefcVag, 4 bedrooms, luimoliai i-ntry. Apply No. .5. Balmoral Hoad. 'ulv M TO
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      41 11 JAPANESE DENTIST. CH I KGES MODERATE. WORK GUARANTEED. Dr. K. TSUTADA, 74, Bras Basab Road (iu front of The Cathedral of the Good Shepherd). GARRICK COARSE-CUT. A--— a i Messrs. JOHN LITTLE Co., Ltd. OBTAINABLE AT J i i^-. ROBINSON Co.
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      142 11 DE KOHINKLIjKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPII. UWDIR COKTHAOT WITH TKB NrrHMLAKDS INDIA (ioV.BJfM.OT A ont3 at Singapore, The Shipia-ency, Limited, 2-3, Collyer (iuay TH PNP«HIBNTION«D DATKaoi^PEI-AOTOBH ARE ONLY APPROXIMATI. VALENTYN "^SS^w^i^ l^ a—. I ■Esr B iss»tt^^^ "7 2I REAM Penang, Sabang, O.lee-Lhoae, Wo 3 t"cost of Sumatra and *2 railing JAPARA
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      483 11 VESSELS IN PORT. Amh'T 1 8 FI Bri t *J? n8 S l^ An ?7 d o FTOm ConsUmee For When B^kTk ?W1217 T Ja^ 1 22 ont^ a k Thong Ek Pontianak 24 BrPid v Nicolaisen July I<> Bangkok Behn Meyer Bangkok I^>r ff 2 Cl<aiK July 20 S;.m:irang
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      54 11 PASSENGERS. Ruaphku i W .1 P, .f. Juts, Jak«ff»i hi, B. B. v,m Blokland, E. van Hagerili.<]' ii, A A liruyiii. r. Per Bmm»: Mr BloatMhli, Tungkua Mukobutni, Piaah, A \V.imb«il. Per Caiyj>o; Messrs Madden an<l II Fudtz. Por Kucliing Mrs Hrooko, Mrs Fr?er, Mrs Middleton, Mian I).iro, Messrs Douglaa
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    852 12 Ok i. iv via Mi \y, Ji i > I'KRSBKT: U Kxcallency th, l> < Mf •I Treasurer I O An'), •ml \V. J. Napier. Mai W. l» I H. I B. C. 1 His. in Ji;ik Kim. H.L.r. C. McArtl.wr AIiHBNI- Hi wrvoT Sii J< h >
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    S.C.C. BOWLING TOURNAMENT.
    74 12 YESTEUDAY'S PLAY. Championship. M. B Mt K»'an lteit Hurgreaves. The rest postponed. Knquiiirs are being made in Bftßfkofc as to the wheituliouts of a Javanese woman named Tawee who is said to have departed from Singapore with $23,000 in money and jewellery belonging to someone else." She
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    MUNICIPAL COMMISSION.
    633 12 Ordinary Meeting, Friday, July 23. Present —Mr E. O. Broad rick (tho President), Dr. Fowlie, Mfssrs VVra. Mac bean, J. Carapiet, A. J. W. Watkins, C. W. I>arbi«hire, 0. I. Carver, also K. Peirca (Eoginaac) .1 Polglase (Secretary) and Dr NV. H. 0. Middleton (Health Oilioer). President's Remarks
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    HOCKEY.
    69 12 A second eleven game was played on the esplanade last evening between the Club second string and an K (J.A.team. Thanks to the rain the grouud hid lost its iieriness and gave better hold for the bjot, but it was still very fast and the pace seemed rather to
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    M. F. ASSOCIATION.
    147 12 List evening saw the first serni fiaal of the M il;iva J\>otball Association competi(ion brought oft on Beach Road, the opposing te;ims being Marine Police and Teluk Manga. Upwards of three thousand spectators watched the match which proved to be well contested. From the start the Marines
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    815 12 The Japanese freight steamer Yeterofu filar u, chartered by the Nippon Vusen Kaisha from the Japanese Admiralty arrived yesterday from Yokohama on her way to Bombay. The Yeterofu was originally the British steamer Aphrodite owned by Russell Co Glasgow, and was captured during the late war in $he
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    AN INSANE WOMAN.
    123 12 Tan Cheng Neo, a Chinese woman of some means recent \y had her brother, son and nephew arrested on a charge of having placed her iii wrongful confinement at No. Tail Tye Street where she was kept three days. Tho matter was before Mr Greta, second magistrate.
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    SPORTING NEWS.
    495 12 (lig Germnn Mail) World's Rowino Chami-ionhhii'. Tha London Sportsman has published a challenge to K. Arust, the world's champion sculler, to contest the world's championship. The backers of E. Barry state that he will not visit Australia, as he desires the championship to be decided on the Thames.
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      49 12 H. L. COCHLAN (Sb COS AUCTION SALES. 24 Jul> Auction Sale of two Race Horses. W. J. GARCIA 50, Bras Pasah Read. Cheapest Music in Singapore. PIANOFORTE So^ hyihe leading composers of to day. VIOLiN Edward German. MWDOLINB £V£Z Teresa Del Kiego. BANJO Florence Ay 1 ward, etc., etc.
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      407 12 1 "'HAZELINE' \^-Z-~~~*W^Mt\ SNOW jS^r A delightful balm for the n Tr^ '^8^ kecps il soft and smoot^ BKligift velvet. Preserves the beaut of the complexion. A bonn n/\^L tLl lN tr r in tro P lcal d"Wtoy inparu an SNf^'W"^' exquisite sense of cooheti and comfort wlun botandpers] iri
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      239 12 Next Mails Due. From Europe. Per B. I. Thongwa to day, with mails of July 2. Per M. M. Tonkin, on Monday next, with mails of July 2. From China. Per M. M. Armand Behic, on Monday next. Mails already dispatchhd foe London. Lbft Duh Arrived NDL June 23- July
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