The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 29 July 1909

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1 8 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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    16 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1909. NO. 6,603
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    129 1 Wet woather is spciiicg the'fourth test mateh Page 5. The weights for to day's races at Ponang are given on page 4. i The Merchants beat tLe Rest at Cricket yesterday Page 8. The text of the new Municipal Ordinance Amendment Bill is given on page H.
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    THE ARMADA.
    1162 1 To day is the anniversary of one of the greatest events in the history of the Eoglish Navy, namely the day on which the Spanish Armada was scattered to ths four winds of heaven, worsted by a rlfet of vessels which to use modern comparison, would be like
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      237 1 Howarth Erskine Ltd. Civil Mechanical and Electrical Engineers, Iron and Brass Founders, Boiler Makers, Bridge Builders and General Contractors. SOLE AGENTS FOR thinffton Tump Coys Patent Pumps Pul er Engineering Coys PuLsometer Pumps Ro: I Portable Engines and Machinery Richard Hornby and Sot. Oil and Gas Plants Lifts and Hoists
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      186 1 CALL AT i MOUTRIES' p TO HBAH Piano-Player. Made and Guaranteed for this Climate. The cheapest undoubtedly THE BEST SJoulrie&Co.Ltd. EUROPE HOTEL BUILDINGS. DANISH STERILIZED MILK 'CLOVIR BRAND THE EAST ASIATIC Co., Ltd. SOLE IMPORTEKS. June 26 26 8 Art Neet lework and Flower Depot, 217, OUCH A ISO HOAI).
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      186 1 Entertainments. AU4 A M BRA To -Night To -Night NEW PICTURES At 9-30. NO REST FOR THE WEARY A Delightful Picture. THE FAITHLESS LOVJER. The Terrible Brazilian A Picturesque Subject. CONSTANTINOPLE Art Film Pantcmine by M. Maurice Hannequin RUSES PLAYED BY Melle Marly of the Bouft'es Parisiens M. Moricey of
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      56 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Four million coolies wanted Page 1. Notice re S. C. C. annual meeting— Page 2. Dow's ports at Caldbeck Macgregor's Page 4. The piano player at Moutrie and Company Page 1. Shipping K. M. P., Burns Philp, N. Y. X., Pacific Mail latest sailings Fultala for Penang. Rangoon
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      426 1 THE WEEK. Thursday, 29th i High Water.- 8 4 a., 7.13 p P O Mail Hoa eward due. Penang Races. Second Day. Garrison Field Operations. S.V.I. Company Extended Order Drill. Y.W.C A. meeting, Bishop Oldham, 5.15 p. Lodg9 St Michael, 8.45 p Friday, 30th High Water.— 14 a., 8.8 p
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    RUBBER SHARES AS INVESTMENTS.
    259 2 i:ks as [a is. A brief ana'ysiH of r :i;a of tbc ItAdiag i innsula. Sun, I .in 1 y Henry T. Brii-e (Striker Btoth.T-v Ltd, 11, Old Hi i B< i.0.) Tin-, as the bul» titl* indicates, is a brief analysis of the position of
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    PERJURY IN CEYLON.
    222 2 The ndn n of justice in thi> ih lteset witli many dithjultiea. In the forefront of these ia untruth, varying in d-*^ree fion. i the truth to i:tnk jxjrjury. False witnesses are no doubt, to be found in all Darti of tbe world, Imr, in 8j ing
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    Remember the Name.
    37 2 mber lain's Colic, Cholera, and hiarr hooa lUuifiiy i^ \mk hat its MUM la elite. I'or painH in tht st< luath, cramp, colic, or larrhoea, it has no equal. For sale by all K'tiUrH.
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    THE MERIT OF A MEDICINE.
    128 2 I-ETEUMINI DHT THB TIBT -DOES IT < What Rheumatics tay. N. Galloway, Snow Hill, London, wri; 1 have been a great sutlerer from Bhti itism for many years. During this time, I t tried variouH advertised rheamatic re luodies, oiln. ointments and embrocations. My legs
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    Tenders for Revanus Farms.
    1130 2 Tenders are invited for the lease of Revenue Farms in the State of North Borneo from the Ist January, 1910, as set out hereunder. REVENUE FARMS IN THE STATE OF NORTH BORNEO. 1 In making arrangements for the leasing of the Farms for th? next Farm
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      556 2 LEONGCHEONG&Co. f k i A I I— OK S i AU D Tweeds, Coatings, Perfumery and I ,vn Toilet Requisites of every description f i J Hats, Helmets and Spectacles. Suits made to order a perfect fit. i^H 3 A visit to inspect the styles will prove y^S«| convincing. Satisfaction
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      421 2 NOTIGBS. j MUNICIPAL NOTICE. I Pipe Line From Kalang River Reservoir To Ths Pumping Station. SECTION tfo. 1. Kalaog liver Eeservoir to Woodleiffh Filters. The Municipal Commissioners of tbe Town of Singapore invite tenders for the supply and delivery C. I. F. Singapore, of Cast Iron Pipes, M inch diameter,
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      547 2 BUNKS. International Banking Corporation. CAPITAL and SURPLUS GOLD $6,500,000. Head Office 6O Wall Street, New York. London Office Throadnecdle 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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      409 2 FEDERAUIFIP" Assurance Company of Can^Ehtaulishrd 1882. INSURANCE in J\, r 535 a OnAAjk NEW Business, NET SURPLUS ab and all outstanding claims, r M rr over $2,035,000 straits Cur Manager, South Gotfn 1 The Borneo Co., Ltd. •■1 General A« June 9 10.9 MAKUFACTIRERS LIFE INSURAKE CO OF CANADA. Ektaulimikd
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    BANGKOK WATER SUPPLY.
    276 3 Pi am \tion. Kiag is pleased the follow inn proclamation be n -non of tin 1 ij.ital of Ihe country and ll iMiiibtr of inhabitants. A utar i.ail been ostablislx d for X f..r :i-)ting the licaltli and tin public, but tho whole Dl beau carried out
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    CHINESE PORK FOR ENGLAND.
    190 3 s MKNT 10 >moMMM on the Ist inst. Mr I nt of the U Board irk illmi fi I from Chinese ]>orts for B mil its; if 80, what 1 been landed daring the p;*-t IS i Lt.l l*?en any inspee pit-, or at the landing
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    AUSTRALIAN TINNED-MEATS FOR INDIA.
    99 3 AUSTRALIAN TINNED-MEATS FOR INDIA. I M hit 1,,, to r.juired that I for India .hall be in l i.'.ition for twojeais thai the tins shall La with uwdurf and ahavinga .1 tl.otinasouH to prevent the Mt tin. The Australian fc* >l 1 r »t that these condiher a gevere responsibilitj
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      522 3 W7INTED. WANTED immediately shorthand typist Salary 820 to 130 monthly commencing. Apply V. V., co "Free Press." Inly M |1J WANTED. Dresser, Chineße pM§HSt4 (Cantonese), to take charge of a travelling Dispennary in PtthMM on the road from Kaantan to l!u ing. Furthf r particulars may bo obtained at the
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      504 3 mjGTJONS. AUCTION SALE OF DAMAGED GOODS Ex s.s. KALOMO TO BE HELD AT GODOWN A, KEPPEL RD. Adjacent to the Tanjong Pagar Police Station. ON Friday, 30th July, at 9*30 a. m. MOTOR CARS, Rubber Tyres for Carriage Wheels, Wheelbarrows, Oars, Ink Erasers, Hinges, Freezers, Oil Cloth, Drawing Cloth, Fire
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      190 3 BUCHANAN'S FAMOUS "BLACK WHITE" is absolutely the best value obtainable. BBk The reputation of this blend has been 1 built up on the Solid Basis of OualiaßHßj *y anc Age, and no change cate THisiV t>,*-n^** s 'fe-'^^g nas een ma <k from the first. 1 THIS FACT IS GUARANTEED.
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    The Singapore Free Press.
    33 4 t 1 P..-^s the !><>;■■ lints nw-l by i ri n i :r-ri c .it-.f' ."rihriT^ 1 .c v li"' patri i i.< (h h f\ r > >•> j.ir p t
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    Thursday, July 29, 1909.
    1578 4 Seldom hai tlnrecomeovar tha wires atelegram which means so much ia so few words as the announcement that Lord Crkwe has moved the laswd reading of the South Afrijan L'nion Bill which is now through the House of Lords. Tho Bill is to sanction the new
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    699 4 Yeo Chu.in Teng of 115 Kochoro lload says liis house has been entered and property worth (96 taken. Lse A Keng left a bicycle in Qocklam Street and fouud it later at the Supreme Court. For selling chandu without a license, Koh Hicg wiB yesterday fined by Mr Colman $50,
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    PENANG RACES.
    188 4 HANDICAPS, g hAr (Fro»; our 'ntrntj I", d tag ,oo Gbikkis Hvm.j. \i (Bil fui r- f fite 97, IJitu X i*; tn 9 7 D v 8.12, Ulj 89, Ju-1 a Reject 12 7, Songster 11.7, Mall ,w I msio 11.0, Vera 10.12, Hator 1■• >, Clvi
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    Correspondence.
    314 4 DUSTY ROADS T<> THI it, DUAM Sir,— l have ro-id with interest your leader of Jul\ 7 h lll; the dust clou 1 v\ il in :il j M attendant dangers from cl coal mining tins "rv.i and the dangeri f.tr mon that not only lung and r. ensue,
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    151 4 I or tli> A v »;ie has rigorous imprisonment. Messrs F. i: liaja v have return ECuala I mg Hill. Tho t urn note, hai quite illness. Shortly after one oN mi» a feinill lire brokl B i f .»ug owned hj I ■park from the kiln roof. About $2
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      246 4 DOW'S PORTS UrILUDCOA SILVA 2\XD GOSENS, MAGGREGOR OORTO Proprietors of tLe AND CO., "DOW" BRAND Sole Agents in w iuent. Purveyors of Port >N me to the East. H S MAJ£STY K NG mm y|| LITTLER R Have now on Show in their NEW PREMISES a large and well selected
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      28 4 THE "MANSION" Entrance Ox ley Rise and River Valley Road. High-Class Boarding House. 25 comfortable and well appointed Rooms. Tennis Court and Commanding View. Terms Moderate. Telephone 563.
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    NEARLY ACROSS.
    24 5 ANOTHER CHANNEL FLIGHT. marine Telegraph. tthim, D his aeroplane I .ver vesUrlay, t-!l into I sj'liin two miles > 1> I 'vaiipefll.^ 'i{»
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    WRIGHT'S FLIGHT.
    21 5 A Fifty Mile Run. p.m. liiui^t ..n that Orville 1 \t- -i il miles iv 72 geci w acnn. > <
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    BLEFRIOT THE CONQUEROR
    146 5 H. 1 itor *ho ill nneland bai kiuulv It nt r thy cur- LwHk M ll> ni i Prix Ai mi Dg 11 1 Eli was I'■ _»ars llmiir, ;il.v i\ i. i i i I id alra i'ly ioc mtifiil High?.*, bat had H I ilm
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    FISTICUFFS AT KUALA LUMPUR.
    55 5 FISTICUFFS AT KUALA LUMPUR. i) ill' .Mr Micu runs the 1 I leased tl Mr .1 l Mr Mian went bin, tlip. A sest i out of D vow li ,J1 over. ogniz il»le an-1 lufftri really 1 to k in iMMklt, dm i for l.<'ir;ii;,' Mr g DO lo
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    TROUBLE AMONG TAILORS.
    84 5 i til t- m ister and BAD, me i claim. k <1 Dfl the tli is to a lowaf figani I b p.inl .1:1 I ared dowu as malicious r•h id )>♦ »n a compl lint MO, .unl in const 'juence Ida. The oim w.is dis--1 t->
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    JAPAN EXHIBITION.
    136 5 A GOOD SEND-OFF. (Uv Sabim-iae Telft«rraph. Reuter'g) K'C. at :>:>:> pm. I' mc<« Arthur of Connaught presided at the inaugural banquet of the J ipan Exhibiti m aud read a from Ilia Majesty thi King.hopio^ that the J ipanese and British peoples would promote the ucl-r Bg aiming
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    SPANISH RIOTS.
    62 5 Martial Law Proclaimed. ur gens d'arines and light of tho aatiwar <lemouBtrators have been killed in rioting at r.irelona. Twenty were wounded. Iq the anti-war riots at IWrcelona the rioteis burned some s and a church and cut tho railw ivs Mid telegraph wires. .nmuuicatiim with Franc*' is
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    TSAR AND SULTAN.
    53 5 A Friendly Meeting. Mured 9.60 am. A 1 B Petersburg it is announced that the Sultan of Turkey visits the Tsir at L vadia m September, tho l's \r returning the visit in October while on h > way to N.iples for tbo meeting with tbe King
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    LIVERPOOL COTTON FIRES.
    41 5 Enormous Loss. The value of the cotton destroyed by fires in L verpool recently amounts to X\ •*>'.».« IncendUriia is suspected and a reward B hundred p rawdl has l>3en offered for luformition I tbfl discjvory of the len.
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    BAD SIGNS IN CRETE.
    23 5 i respondent at Cdned says that lietk Hig was hoistel at the fortress in 1 the Cretan militia barm
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    FRENCH GOVERNMENT SECURE.
    19 5 The Freuch Chamber has pr.nod a vote of coDfilence iv tbe new Cabiu9t bj to 16. > <
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    CHINESE RAILWAYS COST.
    146 5 President of the Board of Post 3 and ':jns has, in con n with a l»er of the (loverun ?r.t, retnaii.r.l khatto I i would rcijuire the cum of ,o€o doriag Iht iuxt thret years over and above tlnj net profl s from the rail- I'iie BOtt
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    THE LATE EMPRESS OF CHINA.
    92 5 M. Pk-hon has sent to the Foreign Mlice Museum in Paris an interesting exhibit which, Buys a Paris contemporary, may bt uni<iiif». It ia a photograph of the 1 ito Kinpress Dowager of China. Her Majesty, we are told, wou'd never give permission for a
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    TEST MATCH.
    65 5 WET WEATHER STILL. (By Submarine Telegraph. Reuters)} lijceivod at 10:50 a.m. The weather was dull and the wicket soft for the continuance of the Fourth Test M itch at >ld Trafford. There were 12,000 spectators presant. In their second innings the Australians made 77 for two wickets, when
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    AT GOOD WOOD.
    22 5 Tho result of tho Steward's Cup at Goodwood is that Mediant was first, The Tower second, and l?jmney third.
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    SOUTH AFRICAN UNION.
    71 5 The Imperial Bill Passes. Lird Crewe iv the House of Lords moved the secoud if ding of the South African Union Bill. Rm. July '2D, 120 p.m. Thj H uso of Lords has passed the second reading of the South African Uuiou Bill mi mimouslj. The delag
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    OPIUM MATTERS.
    96 5 In the House of Commons on tho Colonial Offiae vote Mr LiidUw urged that a more uniform policy be fjllcwed in dealing with the opium trade in thi Colonies, and recommended that pressure be put on the Hongkong administration to suppiess the opium dens. Col. Sseley said thai
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    ALLEGED HOUSE BREAKING.
    123 5 Recently the neighbourhood of St. J tmes, w.is visited by three men. They managed to make an entrance into a hut and one of them provided for supper by annexing a leu' of mutton and two ducks. Someone who had an eye to the same thing siw
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    COMING ENTERTAINMENT.
    102 5 Two well known light comedians arrived yesterday ia Siugaporp, and propose to shortly give an entertainment of a rt-iia-ed and artistic charact< r in the Victoria Theatre. Miss Kate Howard is out from London and New York, and her specialities are dramatic excerpts, graceful dancing, (the minuet, Gavotte,
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    AN INTRUDER.
    83 5 Wee All Chiang about t am yestarday, found his way into a house in New Market I. md. In doing so lie made some disturbauca and w<ke an el]«rly Chinam vi. Thinking a rat v; is the cause ho put out his hand to frighten it, but by
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    FRUIT "FASTING."
    156 5 A fruit fa3t in reality, is no 1 a fa^f, bat consists of a strictly fruit dfcft (frejli fruit, not canned); only a fast as far a3 other foods are concerned. The one adYantag^ it h s over the absolute fast is that inismiuh as thei-> i something
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    H. E.'s VISIT TO KEDAH.
    505 5 The following is the official programme for the visit of His Excellency the Hizh Commissioner, Federated Malay States and Governor of the S' raits Settlement's, to liedab, Penang, and Perak, August, li»09. Tuesday, 3rd August. The Colonial Steamer Sea Mew and the F.M.S. Yacht Sea
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    BREACH OF TRUST.
    65 5 Kina Bidambram Pillay wai chai the As^zef, yesterday afternoon, before (he Chitf Justice and a common jury, on two c nnta of cnminal breach cf trust as un agent. Mr Campbell appeared for the Deputy Public Prosecutor, and Mr. C.I. Carver was for the defence, Three Chinese
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    FANCY BAZAAR.
    76 5 A Faccy B.zaar, for the benetit of the poor, supported by the Bocietj of Si. Vincent do Paul, will be held at the Victoria Memosill Ball, ou the 3rd aud 4th August, at 8 p.m. Baeidea the usual Stalls, there will also be a Oafc Chaiitunt aud dancing.
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    SINGAPORE PARA ESTATES.
    37 5 We are informed by ICesm. Behn Meyer and Co, Lui., thai the output for Judo amounted to 3,451 lbs. dry lubber, v figure considering the latex was tiken^only from the first <">~> acivi uuder bearing.
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    60 5 At the instance of the P. C. A. Department, luspector lVstaua took action against a Tamil tor working a horse in an unfit condition. Yesterday, Mr A. de Mollo heard the evidence of Dc Kiilshaw, which was expert in its nature and coaiplete. The nsult was that the defendant was
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      63 5 Take a Vacation. bo t ak. a vacation, 1 tlit« woods and mountains aud viotLut do not lotgri to take a bet 1 MinbtTlain's Colic, Cholera, and uicdy along with you. It is rtain to be needed, and cannot be lon railroad trains or steamships. It hJ?° lliUch o< a
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      49 5 A Certain Cure for Bowel Ccmplaint. When attacked with diarrhoea or bowel complaint you want a medicine that acts quickly. The attac k is 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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      32 5 "I am now using iodide of Strontium Solution (ParafJava) with Cypridol iv Specific diseases of the Skin, with great benefit to my patients." 'Unsolicited) D. BARCLAY, m.d. Michigan. 16 May 1904, 4
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      179 5 ROBINSON Co. ARE NOW SHOWING a LARGE aJVD VARIED COLLECTION OF V. g "C5l lJlcdlU I lulC I^SftfS^i^H CholceandExc|us|ve '^^^^^^^^Hl Des 'g ns >n Sterling STEEIINO SILVER LINED WITH Cnorlc DARK GREEN GIASS. Oliver VjOOOS HANDSOME ENGLISH DM BIBMER FITTED WITH ElRingtOll ClltlerV all suitable for Wedding Presents. ROBINSON Co,
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    MARKET PRICE LIST.
    396 6 Singapore, July, 27th, 1909. Bean*, Long per catty 1 do. French J> 14 Bui per I>. II lieef Steak do. 1 B Bean BprouU p«r c*tty Bamboo Sprout* do. II ban «10. 15 Brinjals do. 5 Oal>l>age, ButaviA do. 18 d Chin i do. nil do., Salted
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    SILVER TOWN DESTROYED.
    155 6 Tho chief businoEs portion of Cobalt was griped out by fire on July 2. Five hundred •wooden houses were burned, and tie loss is estimated at t 100,0(0. Practically none of the property which was destroyed was insured owing to the high rates charged for insurance of
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      100 6 Singapore Cold Storage Co, Ltd. Near Entrance to Borneo Wharf. Telephone 1026. Sea stocks of all kinds of Frozen Meats etc., can be delivered to shipping at the Wharves, or in the Singapore Roads on short notice. IF THAWED DAILY SUPPLIES are re quired, orders for same mast be telephoned
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      500 6 SHIPPING. KTJL JAPAN MIL STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. Two regular services are maintained between JAPAN and EUROPE by the Company's well-known TWIN-SCREW STEAMERS, under Mail Contract witb tbe Imperial Japanese Government, specially designed for tbe Company's European Service, lighted throughout by Electricity, provided with excellent accommodation for Fiist and Second Class
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      1103 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 onco a month for Bremerhaven direct, calling at Penang and Colombo. Taking cargo at
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      734 6 SHIPPING. P. O. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. For China, Japan, Pcnang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London* Through Bills of Lading isaued for China Coast, Persian Gulf, Continental ana American Porta. Steamers will leave Singapore oo ox about MAIL LJNE3. Outward (for China) Caledonia July 30 Himalaya
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      667 6 SHIPPING. Norddeutscher Lloyd, Brr IMPEBIAL GERMAN MAIL LIH£ The fast and well-known mail steamer* rj this Company sail fortnightly from Bra*** Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southaaptor Gibraltar, Cienoa, Naples, (connection M:» Naples, Alexandria and vice versa) Pod Suoz, Aden, Colombo, Peuang, Singapore kong, Shanghai, Nagasaki A Kobe to Yoi and
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    EXCHANGE.
    60 7 (C< d up to Jnlj Bmk 1 ma f r i d m it< 2 t Privdle orediti :> m r i H oraditi tj m 8 P* i v■! Bank... 294 Qu m li v. dem Hoi .1 in tad 2i^ dim. Yokohama, demand nom. 1 Java, dem*od
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    PRODUCE.
    115 7 Ri 7.07| Qunbiflr l >n; CUmlior Cube R a. 1 1 Gtiialior Oub* No. 2 Pepper Black (oisl"*. 3'por«) tmjc I Pepptt, White (fair u Nutweg. (110 to tit ib Katmega (80 to Ifci It.) M:«c-5 (B»nda) M Cloven (A*sloixi») 24 Jjili^sri*D Coffee i l l 7 i pea?l
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      232 7 Insure your Motor Car! AND COVER YOURSELF i result of CAR ACCIDENTS. take the Risks any longer. may ailed upon for Heavy Damages noment. j ment of a small sum annually RELIEVES YOU OF GREAT RESPONSIBILITY. illy if you use a native Chauffeur. The Borneo Co,, Ltd. SINGAPORE. A. C.
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      622 7 TO LET. HOUSE TO LET. BBIOBTLAMD. Modern built Compound House. No. Iff, Cnppauo Koad, water laid on Apply to LEE PKK BOOH. c o S. S. S. Coy., Ltd. July 24 oc. HOUSE TO LET. Mjponnd house No. 6, Balmoral Road, with stabling, 4 bedroom^. Immediate entry. Apply No. 8,
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      965 7 SHARES. MINES. Capital Capful Ittaa Paid r lifMd paid op V»l«« np Company. ♦300,000 800,000 10 10 Belat Tin Mining 00. LU 625 $300,000 225,000 10 10 Braang Limited a5O $600,000 600.0C0 10 10 Brusoh HydrauJio TiaM.Oo.Lt4 800 1500,000 444,769 1 1 Duff Development 00. Lt4 600 $400,000 375,000 10
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      80 7 Over Thirty-five Yeart. la lHTii there wanar of diarrhoo* iysentery, and infantile cJiolt m. It wax at this tiuje that Chamb< rlaiu's Colic, Cholera, and Diarrhoea Remedy wan first brought into use. It proved more eucceHsful than any other remedy or treatment, and has fcr thirty -six yearn maintained that
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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      564 7 VESSELS I_N PORT. Brand ?1 5, mi P son «7 J Ni^wm TeoHoeLye N l hn,s2ll »rand Nor IMP Evensen July 27 Pecan- Bouatoad r.niv n 2 nfc2<^ 3 Horn. July 21 Penang \V,.« I X Ku -hW q Q^;,- 83 eller Jul^ 2 Ku antan F.M S I Nu^Tn«
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    NEW MUNICIPAL BILL.
    643 8 A Government Ga/stte Eitraonlinary wat published yesterday with the Amending tiiil Consolidating Municpil <>.diuance which in t~> be read for the tirnt time <>n Krid*v at the meeting of Council. HmN are l'.O pages of it and the following are the. Dim i i^ vmi l»i 1.
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    STAYING THE HAND OF TIME.
    181 8 Dr. J. L N i her Bays that the decline due to old age is not a letrogression cf development. Not a single organ or function reverts to an infantile cr youthful type. Iq. stead, there is change in the character or composition of an
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    PHILOLOGY IN A FOREST.
    125 8 Archbishop Trench tells us that the Soinersstsbire ldl>ourer goes through lift) with a vocabulary of about BtfO words, and MMHtag to a Purij journal Professor (Jarner. whose studies of the laogutgA of ap«s are well knowD. has collected M words of the tongue of the monkeys
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    SYNAGOGUE ST. MURDER.
    352 8 Allegation- Against O»0WI Witness. The Chief Juitice and a special jury were further engaged yeaterday in a murder trial. The Crown sought to prove that a Hokien name! Chwa Kirn murdered another Chinaman by stabbing him in the back in Synagogue Street in April last. Mr Hastings
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    KAMPONG SAMBOE.
    307 8 Alle<;f.i» Intkimcn ky Malw.s The case of tbe Crown vs Haji Mohamed Tahar bin Haji Mohamed Saleh and others waa continued in tbe Supreme Court yesterday before Mr Justice Serc^mbe Smith. The Attorney Genernl, the Hon. W. J. N.ipier, aud the Hon. B. C. Ellis appeared for the
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    PRESS RATE TO INDIA REDUCED.
    49 8 A special London cable to tbe Pioneer says that the Cable Companies have agreed to a press rate to India of ninept-nce per word from July Ist, if the (Jovernments are willing to bear the rateable share of the reduction, which is thought probable.
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    114 8 The Canton local gentry have submitted a joint petition to the Viceroy calling hi 9 attention to and asking him to consider the following three suggestions 1 A certan sum of money should be appropriated from the Government funds for the purpose of sending an3ther batch of students to be
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    CRICKET.
    451 8 S. C. C. Tournament. The game between the Merchants and the Rest was finished last evening, the play being quite exciting. Wanting 22 to win lurlushire and Phipps took up the batting to Baven and Parsons. At first it looked as if all the score was to come from
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    S.C.R.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    33 8 RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S PLAY. A Singles. Ong Teck Lim owe 18 beat Seah Cheng Joo Mr. 6 2, 7 5. FRIDAY'S TIES. Champions-hip. Song Ong Siang vs Chua Seng Hong.
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    TONKIN-YUNNAN RAILWAY.
    371 8 Soon Yunnanf a is to be linked by ra lway with Tonkin, with the outlet at Haiphong. Soon you will be able to make a direct booking from the city, so famous as being so typically and unalterably Chinese throughout the Mohammedan Rebellion and the Boxer troubles of
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    865 8 The Shipping and tfce Import and Export Offices will be open for one hour from 10 to 11 a.m. on Monday, 2nd proximo. The mail steamers of the Steamship Co. Nederland will in future homeward and outward bound, call at Algiers and Tangier. The Dutch mail steamer Koniog
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