The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 3 August 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, TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1909. NO. 6,G(>O
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    152 1 Thousands have been feillel and whole i|uirters of the town of Bircelona mad to the ground. And peace dwells therein Page 5. The King has reviewed his fleet at Spitbead in delightful weather. Au uufojtuaate accident mtrred the firing ot the salute from the Temeraire— Page 5.
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    BEAUTIFUL BARCELONA.
    756 1 The la'e torribln riots in one of S; fairebt cities, recalls to mind a celona a jear or two apo and the inipre-tsioca it made on me. Napi loon once said Barcelona and it's an easy mat. r to Spain." Everything however, in the M |eJ lice with
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      202 1 1 DOWS PORTS PALJIDCPV Mill IFF. BY UMCTJDCOfI SILVA AND GO SENS, MACGREGOR oroKTO prietors of tic AIJII pn «nu uu., "DOW BRAND Sole Agents in and by Koyai WarraLt f A cp°int ■Mil Purveyors of Port w\ fc to the East HIS MAJESTY KING EDWARD VII. GODFREY PHILLIPS, Ltd.
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      171 1 I A NEW MODEL "Moutrie" TRANSPOSING PIANO W *J O <*«# THE Most Simple Perfect Transposes S.Moirtrie&Co.,Ud. EUROPE HOTEL BUILDINGS. DANISH STERILIZED MILK •'CLOVER" BRAND j^ERiLIZED^}^ THE EAST ASIATIC Co., Ltd. SOLE IMPORTERS. June 26 26 8 Art Needlework and Flower Depot, 217, OBOHABD ROAD. ARRANGED FLORAL BASKETS, and Wedding
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      239 1 ALHAMBRA To-Night! To-Night!! AT 9-30. Film dArt A STREET WAIF. Colombo end its Environs. The Ch'.mpicn Weight Lifter. Anatole*s Wedding. Supported BY other New Pictusm. L. SCHWARTZ, Manager HARIMA HALL CINEMATOGRAPH NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. Commencing To-Day, Saturday, July 3 1 at 9-30 p.m. L. P. WILLIS PRESENTS Mr.
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      81 1 > < LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. More damaged goods by the Kalonio--Pa^< S. Tho same tirm (Messrs. Powell k Go.) has valuable freehold properties for sale on Aug. 10th. Pressman wanted for Bangkok Page 7. On the berth Buelow lor Hongkong— Plage 7. Special dinner at Rattles Hotel on Saturday —Page 4.
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      398 1 THE WEEK. TUIBDAY, 3rd High Water.-O.n 11 18 p H. E. the Governor leaves for Panmg, S.V A. Layers Competition. B V I Coppaßj Extended Order Diill. Bearer Co. 8.V.0. Lecture on First Aid, 5.15 p Bazaar, Memorial Hall, 8 p WIDHBBI)\y, t M u 3i«rV Water:- 0.3'» 11. ftp
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    ENTERTAINMENT AT HARIMA HALL.
    167 2 ENTERTAINMENT AT HARIMA HALL. 1 1 Hiti M i 11*11 thai in w*)] ett < bj MIL-. li l '-'«>■ Mr IUBg ib t iv i Mi I a bit \V ti it h j jr- > I J t ited a ij-j ill iti I v i ffpiritid unog
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    DUST IN CALCUTTA.
    250 2 Difficult!** 01 Latiii# It. «M i. .In'y l!Uli -Mr M.i.C.,l^. OU«f Engineer of the Corporation, reports strou^ly <-n the laying of CUlevtta roads with a^phalte M t > and most of the bad dn*t .n.f ,'iici reduce tte dinromfort and (x oi" the prosont method of road
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    STRAITS ECHOES.
    234 2 to bavt thon^lit f Hou- IST until l PrO•<l w. li n in)," it ia tbi BMM LH'^n \>y < th" li.i:sp that Lid re m. and i nl« I' the < i<>v«MT.or wou'd tind it moi" ton- I I ti t.» l\-dth n»\t month bf Til laß|f,
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      349 2 jf^' i I Mckkh t 7POWELISV I BALSAM I of I 1 ANISESB t OLD STOHjE CO. LIMITED. NOTICE. Nol Fuly both days meld 1 i!.- 1 I "iroctors. 1!. O. RODDBB, E 10.H* \nl (^ars'Jor.B < i i-,i.v> r > Men r this advt. idem of th may onter
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      568 2 -TAILOR 3 AND OUTFITTERS 61, High Stbeet. CHEAP SALE. Greatly Reduced Prices from Aug. I to 15, '09. Tweeds, Coatings, Handkerchiefs, Fancy Shirtings, Fiannels, Shirts, Hats, Helmets, Tweed Caps, Spectacles, Telescopes and Toilet Requisites Etc. LEONG GHEONG Go. ~BARUGH Co. The Straits Aerated Water Factory. THE OLDEST hotortwthiiawawd THE BEST
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      516 2 NOTI&ES. GOVERNMENT NOTICE. Tenders will be received at the Colonial Secretary's OffiVe, up to noon of the Ith Aug. 1909, for the following works Renewing the flooring of the Dress«.rp' <. v >aarters at the Lock Hospital. Every person applying for a form of Tender will be required to deposit
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      580 2 BANKS. International Banking Corporation. CAPITAL and SURPLUS GOLD $6,500,000. llkad OrncE eo Wall Street, New York. London Office TLreadneodlo Honso, Bishopsgate Street Within, LONDON EC. London Bankers: National Provincial Bauk of England Ltd. General Foreign Business Transacted. DEPOSITS. Current Deposit Accounts opened and Interest allowed on the daily balances at
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      544 2 FEDERAL LIFE Assurance Company of Canada. ESTAIIEJSHED 1882. INSURANCE in Povoe, Over 35,900, 0Cr0 NEW Business, 1906, Oror $6,003 000 NET SURPLUS abof« IkbiUtits brssssm and all out.standing claims, over $2,035,000 Oorrenoy^ J. H. EVANS, Manager, South Eastern Atxa The Born-ko Co., Ltd. General Agent?. re. •Tune 9 IQ9 MANUFACTURERS
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    MALARIA
    313 3 Thor*> is no I «nyin^ tlio f i« a lerrifcb cmi I. ill a m»'it p»r<'"»nt:itfH of t tin.s. i;i not only kills many Int keep* on «tinpr tlose it does net kill Many < the MMMftti B < f ti; i ly litur« <>f inn* -iit invoked in
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    EDUCATION IN CHINA.
    221 3 Ti.'> I'njon l'nivorhity \>y tht Ii -'.tMisbe ;ith gaU Thty huve puic: I i»' aafM «-f I.hhl, and ling to put up liit* boitdittg< Tl»«-y recently bad I d*«pnt -\u>n froa tn^ I they art hopiag to get that innt Jl With n gard to thi.s laai
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    LLOYD'S SHIPBUILDING RETURNS.
    124 3 Frciu tho Returns cmnpil.-d *y Llo/d*l of Shipping, it ipptifl that, firlmi mi; warships, there were vessels cf •tiou in tho Kiagd 'ose cf the qotttt 1 Ota .Inn-. IV' Tho tonnage now under OtMHtniotioi is aboat 1<!':,<»I 0 tons U-sa th.m thai which w, is in
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    VIOLENT METHODS
    136 3 Are mi' |!i< r that Li: ii* y <>f ci\ ili/.ation, Rheumatism. AH ittforaM, intituling IMiiumatir Qoat, OM I iP« i.Kiiutitly, •!>', Md bMSpQBSivH i> b> Li Orimtal Balm, Ko ii'attt i liow much joui Khcomal msin^} you. No iuattcr i yi. ,i dozen oils, ninticcnts, ami t
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      600 3 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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      520 3 AUCTIONS. 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 Tuesday, 3rd August, at 9*30 a.m. A Dentist's Bevelled Edge Plate-glass Cabinet with Enamelled Iron Framing, an Operating Chair Carriage, Harness, Shoe and other Descriptions
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      162 3 BUCHANAN'S FAMOUS "BLACK WHITE' 7 fM is absolutely the best value obtainable. .t-« 1 j M The reputation of this blend has been JHH built up on the Solid Basis of QualiHHA ty and Age, and lil NO CHANGE ltf I ''lnfflf as been ma<^ e Irom the first. THIS
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    Domestic Occurrences. Mirriage.
    56 4 Domestic Occurrences. Mirriage. At St. Andrew's Cathedral on July :}lst, Hbrbbkt Meredith, third so?) of the late William OaHTRELL, F]ngineer in chief, Ceylon P. X V. I), and Mrs. Cantrell of Bedford, to Aili:kn Makie. elder danjjliter of E. A. OABDIMBB, Chief Police Officer, Singapore, aud Mrs. (iardiner. Ceremony performs!
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    The Singapore Free Press.
    33 4 Hal tl" fnm Hm PaopltV rigl i t h\ ii>flu-r^ an.) .ir.bnbe f f*M H«r« patriot Yruti. kn f| rion prt t] t H!ei' s e.l to K-li»:i<,n Loyally
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    Tuesday, August 8, 1909.
    943 4 With the publication of the agreement between the Government of the Federated Malay States and the Siamese It til way Department for a loin of four million pounds, we have at last something definite about the schemes attached to the Treaty. Before approaching a considraation of
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    77 4 Otfins to the drought there baa b«en practically no fruit in Malacca this July. Some two or three weeks ago resort was had to prayers and ceremonies in the Malay kam pongs. It is stated that the Prince Regent intends to increase on a liberal Bca i e toe salary
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    PENANG RACES.
    390 4 THIRD DAY. our .:<7/ f ,)'■> </)itH(fcnt.^ Penarjg, Aug. Ist. The weather was tine for the third day of thi Penang Meetiop, warm but with a pleasant bretz*. Tfce attendance was a tiifle better than on Thursday, when there were but few present. The results of the llices
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    468 4 > < Mr. aud Mrs. H. M. Darby are going to reside in M-tlacca at the beginning of August. They have taken the <)uarters of the Colonial Chaplain, who has gone into other quarters. An explosion occurred on the bittleshirt 11 Asahi during gun practice at Ise Bty on Ju
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    THE RAILWAY LOAN.
    182 4 LIGHT AT LAST. Siam and the F. M. S. Arrangements Gazetted. \<i ila Lumpur, Julj The SeUagor <; natU publi UMBt dated U trch 10 b a the F. II i) partraenl, bj which Ihe lendmce9 a stun D BlOttdlßg foot •tarling for railwmj construction, ptyi London
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    484 4 Mr aud M.-8 L. P. Ebden aud Mr-; ioh.tr, i- l-iv,' (i.- n .,i oa I» A -U' In N. I>. L ss Veil/ Ludwig on their return to the S raits. The engagement is ana* uaced of Q F. A Turner, s» well kuowi popuUl skipper of the S
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    PERSIA.
    91 4 lii»e London telegrams stato The Times" correspondent at T«hera« graphs that Sjed Abdul HiiHaein i« a on Sbiia/., where anmrohj prevails. The tisli L-v;itijn has advi^d the provisi (Joverniuent that unless the advance is htopped steps will be t*ken to protect foreigners. Fiftj, blue jickets are in readings* at
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      194 4 KELLY and WALSH, Ltd. JUbT RECEIVED TH£ EXPRESS CORRESNEW NOVEL pondence cabinet. >LONI4L ÜBEARI BDITIOM) Containing 50 Correspondence Cards and 53 Envelopes. ELEANOR GIYNN Price HO Cents. "three WEEK'?/' visits The Superior Parchment of Elizabeth, Etc. Etc., Stationery Cabinet Containing 53 Double Thick, Gilt MI7ARPTH UIQITQ £d ed Correspond mm
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      78 4 IG. R. Lambert Co., LIMITED. Established 1*7.-. 250 DIFFERENT SUBJECTS OF Picture Post Cards OF SOUTH ASIA. Wholesale and Retail. Over a Quarter of a million always in Stock 1 VIEW BOOKS OF SINGAPORE VIEW BOOKS OF F. M S. VIEW BOOKS OF JOHORE i containing 20 subjects, each 75
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      119 4 j RAFFLES HOTEL i SPECIAL DINNER SATURDAY NIGHT 7th August, 1909. By kind permission of Lt. Cjl. R. W. B.Glovrr, D.X.0., and Oilic^rs. tho Band ofSfd littt.ilion D.C.O s. Middlesex Regiment, will pl-iy daring Dinner, and afterwards on tho Lawn. SARKIES BROTHERS, Proprietors. TROPICAL MODEL PIANOS OF European Construction $300
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  • SPAIN AT WAR.
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      THE QUEES GOES TO BAYONNE.
      72 5 THE QUEES GOES TO BAYONNE. BBAYONNE. Barcelona I i i lhe ill 1 i in ifa 1 ■I id I ■;l m l all tbooonreati ii bu toabi 1 thi oth* A U f tlf l.uji \nd 10 MM Ilr D 1. Aagmt ted i 1 iu?nplie<l in B I
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      FIRE IN OSAKA.
      18 5 r swfpt f»ur K.juir." milm of M in\ ar, Ulltd Mad I houses 11 I'urue.l
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      TO PROTECT THE TSAR.
      15 5 tbormti i sg taken t.t I "t»l 1 v, i.!l)it aud
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      A NAVAL REVIEW.
      43 5 Jutin£ Accident. A gffjal naval pageaol bai taken place in s lost bofote Ihe Kiaoj in Aotightfal His .M .j, owed tl.,- bm \thiuti. While tli«> 'IV m. mm ire was salutic^' with •m\> guao, oueexpl ar men v hurt.
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      BAZAAR AT THE VICTORIA HALL.
      93 5 <• w i i ibe cL o« i > night H II all vhere bii in it to be a v. l of the B Vm.vnf l» jn ty will be Ihe draviog oatortaiaoMßt Piorroto. full .Ihvh rohoaroal wao gii laei oight be rariooi •1
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      MALAY FOOTBALL.
      106 5 I ill»<r i'ln, i i) i Cm bao i pf«ooo< Id npeiiti is, thora being sow fortrelubo. I utr. S r.tits B bore I* lice. The g[| i• be 'hjbs. O TO I' i bol Miunr ti Boalight. kti m \s 81 .M,] k tinar. Babul Ani.in vs
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    71 5 l-r the headinp, "UmMmM Lift .'••is." there appears in a contemporary vi from which we ten«]< rly extract the 1 rilowiag k't'iu After making one or two unrotentfal attempts t«» unfasten the door tht< lift suddenly commenced to move, and l i Mm fourth floor in fdfety." li.it surely a
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    WIDOWS AND ORPHANS.
    61 5 Winston Churchill's Promises. Submarine T*!«eraph.— Renter's) I "ivt lit i 5 [in. Awf J. M' 'irchill, speaking at I'onie, pi btl .0 Piriiif I was ilati was violently broken up by a f )ul MOW, ieti t mtm| noai 1 l*» saadl i r wid ws a
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    CRETE.
    23 5 TURKISH OPINION DISTURBED. 1 i P r'.< kM pro j.s iti i bun. ks will hive on Turkish public «>pir i >v.
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    FRENCH NAVAL CHANGE.
    31 5 him ins decided on r.idieal ••hauges on an uopre.-udented soil* in the bigktl ptnosjMl of the nival administration. There will a number of new appoint* Mi Usdl ,it:
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    CHINESE PIGS IN ENGLAND.
    47 5 X v:v,-] i st 1 O.JO am. I Ju-t OOMJf ml of nearly tive tbotwaad in/m pigt frOB China, for the Liadoa muket, has Jtrrivel anJ is bein^ miuutelv examined by the officers of health. I ..e fxamin-ttiou will las', for sonid days.
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    THE TSAR IN FRANCE.
    21 5 The Bmperor aul E upres* of Russia have arrived at Charbourg ani hive reviewed the French Fleet.
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    EARTHQUAKE IN SOUTH AMERICA.
    39 5 Au earth mikd his des'r.jei CailpininJd Chilapi and half A2.ipub). There ««e huadre^ls of cismlties and enorm3us 'iaimge his beondone to I^uili Ojerro. Tho sojtJiern part of M-au-i, jast nortb of tho Isthmus of Tehaintepec.^
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    THE U. S. TARIFF.
    33 5 A tele^r. v frooj IVjohiaftoa sUtsi that the II mot nf Il»pres«atativjs hiva alopted the Conference Tariff, by 195 votes to ID. The ftgttVM luve evoke 1 republic demonstrations.
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    COAL TROUBLE OVER.
    23 5 1. Otiffjd Au«r. S«d, 10.50 a.m. The coal di«put3 is setil-d, the cjulowneri conceding the minimum wdira deminded by theu.
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    THE JOHORE PIRACY.
    259 5 DEATH BENrENCE ALTERED. A I' i i, r The Chief .lus'iee, Sir William 11. Hwiimill JoeftO, and Justices L»tte Thornton and T S roomba Baits, sitting as a full OOOrt, beard i";jr;!i.T ar^umeot on SiturJay a-, to the power of llio Court lo sentence the thrw .-..nvioted
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    ANGLO-SIAMESE TREATY.
    811 5 THE R\ILWAT LOA.IT. Terms i i i.ik A^seexknt. Tue S ibagor Government Gazette contains the following 'KI.MKNT. Tiii niude thin tenth day of M.jrch 9, bdtWMa the Government of the Federated, Mal.iy States (hereinafter called I'm 1 -r") and the Railway Department th« X ngdom of Siam (herein
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    DEATH ON THE CRAIGHALL.
    151 5 FUgs wete tl*ii t,' at half mast yesterday on the steamer Cr.ii^hal], out of respf ct to the chief engineer. Mr Divid il >rd, who died in the Singapore Hospital yesterday morning Drcertsed had been suffering from stomach troubles for some fine pas when fatal com-pli'-itions
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    WEDDING.
    371 5 Cantkkm--Gaki)iner. Oil SUorJjy there took pUce the wedding of Mr H. M. Cmtrell atd Mvi Aileen Gardiner. Tfie fact that the bride is a very popular and charming young lady, the ?u l^ T f*} he Chief I>jlic3 and that tha bridegroom is an p^uallv popular member of the
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    SERANGOON RUBBER PLANTATIONS Ltd.
    569 5 FIRST GENERAL MEETIMG. A i?eneuil meetiug of the fchireholders of the Seraugoon It jbber Plantations, Limited was held at 10, Boat g jay, at noon on Saturday This is tho titst Company registered that has an estate in Singapore. Mr Tan Chiy Y*n presided and there
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      52 5 Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. This is a medicine of great worth and im rit. Try it when you have a cough or cold aod yon are certain to be pleased with the quick relief which it affords. It is pleasant to take and «an always be depended upon. For sale fey
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      194 5 ROBINSON Co. ARE NOW SHOWING A LARGE AND VARIED COLLECTION OR i J? *>est Electro Plate jffijjy f>^li 'ljlii j^i Choice and Exclusive STERLING SILVER LINED WITH Sf'lvpr KnnHc DARK GREEN GLASS. OMVCr VJOOQS HANDSOME ENGLISH OAK CABINETS FITIED WITH Elkln^tOM ClltlCrV ah suable for Wedding Presents. ROBINSON &Co. The
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    COST OF SHIP REPAIRS.
    404 6 Msl)0 in in the thro 1 y «s to wlij H. M. B. Pan n<. v. ittsVd there ye her boiler tabes su M*nly wit r. t > Bombay for the work to tx TlsMt of C )l*n, as wi')i b:tt >1 hroith, bii^estl th;«t perhaps
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    THE NEXT LONDON RUBBER EXHIBITION.
    197 6 MrM.indf: It ;!iii«n^pnietits well in liand for the next Ruhl»r Bxbibitkw to be held in May, 1911, and a number of those woe/! n.< 1 Viot Pa-idents 1 1' the Exhibition lust y in giving their support. Mr Mundcrs wiites that he has received most
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      203 6 Rigaud's Bocool Extract is »n exact repro<lurt»on of this 6weet yet powerful Indian perfume, and is v*»ry j >pular. 21 FOR SALE. FOR SALE. Hulk "TuncarvilK -he now lii«s at Tanjong Papar close to tla East Wharf. Pot further particulars apply to Tho Asiatic Pctrolrunj Coy., Ltd., 14, Collyer (juay.
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      526 6 SHIPPING. N. Y. K. j;p;n iail steamship Co.. Ltd. Two regular Bervicos are maintained between JAPAN and EUROPE by the Company's well- known TWIN-SCREW STEAMERS, under Mail Contract with the Imperial Japanese Government, specially designed for the Company's European Service, lighted throughout by Electricity, provided with excellent accommodation for Fiist
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      1149 6 SHIPPING. ~H AM BU RG AM ERi KA LINE, HAMBURG. V The steamers of tbis Company maintain a regalar 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 Bremcrhaven direct, calling at
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      726 6 SHIPPING. R O. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. For Chics, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London* Through Bills of Lading u»su©d for China Coast, Persian Gulf, Continental and American Ports. Steamers will bare Singapore on or about MAIL LINES. Outward (for China) Devauha Aug 13 Himalaya
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      696 6 SHIPPING. 1 1 mJ m ML** Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bren: IMPERIAL OESMAH MAIL LINF. The fast and well-known mail steam -nthia Company sail fortnightly from BrejMß, Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Sout i Gibraltar, (i«n.. Naples, (connection Mavb« Naplos, Alexandria and vice ver*a) Port Shi i Suez, Aden, Colombo, Penang, Singaj.- i
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    SHARES.
    863 7 C*plc*l C«p!t*l luof Paid It.tttd fuid ap Valo« uv Company. $300,000 300,000 10 10 Belat Tin Mining 00. Lt4 $3C»0,0o0 225.000 10 10 iim-xnu: Li'roitad c, 50 $600,000 600,000 10 10 Bruoh Hydraulic Tin M. Go. L*4 800 £500,000 444 769 1 1 Du2 Development 00. LU C< $400,000
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    CLEARANCES.
    223 7 July 30. Orland. Nor. str., Lie, for Janana (Java July SI. Valentyn, Dufc. str., Liwardie. for Paneh. Sa»ie Borneo, Dut str., Kockx, for Cotie via poits. Vorore.j, Rua. str., Ktkaaatoff, for Vludivostock. Ekaterinos'av), It'is sh* Barifcoff, for < Ueesa. Re-ident Schietf, Dut. str Unus, for Übio. Pia Ser g,
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    VESSELS AT TANJONG PAGAR AND KEPPEL HABBOUR.
    87 7 W tarvee ani Dock* at which different vetseh were heriktd yesterday. East Wharf Basin— Hong Bef\ Titncarvill*. Kiat Wbturi I X' i!omo, tt Section 1— Sheers Wharf— Nil. t- T I'.^.mi. B— Gejloa Mara. 4 X.'- m ,.i. s—Craighall.5 Craighall. Fofa U'o, r.»jj.,
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      359 7 On the Berth. NORDDjSUTSCHER LLOYD. iv acd Japan ports. I i I I ,-lvi:i^ i fc Co., Ltd. I nt«. INDIA S. N. Co., Ltd P«nanp, Rinjj'cn and Calcutta. it on S i ni. to BO BRITISH INDIA S. N. Go. Ltd, MADRAS AND NEGAPATAM. BI U i.r. irUl bi
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      603 7 TO LET. TO LET 11:11. (jr.m^« Urn 1. 1 bod ah ing. Tennis lawn. and Wa' Apply to T. Mi i:i \v ({oiu.itTSON, ace. All/. HO HOUSE TO LET. ir; \m> Mpaafi built Oompoond 1 wat'-r laid en Apply to LSI PBK BOON S. S. S. OQfl Ltd. 24 HOTJSE
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      59 7 Proper Treatment for Dysentery and Diarrhoea. Tho great mortality from dysentery arnl di&rrhuca is <lu<; to a lack of proper treatment at the first ntageK of the disease. Cliambrr laio's Colic, Cholera and Diarrho* a Ilcmedy in a reliable and effective medicine, and when f'iveo in reasonable time will prevent
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      839 7 VESSELS IN PORT. Tr-w Col. Yacht 500 Ookasaa Jalj 26 Ti fncerUi Sieamers Fiac: Tons Master Arrived From .wS hia T^.e! JaljaS Bangkok H 4 n ff koT Onuadar Bnt 27 9 WLitl-y July 22 Ns^ rn.rorlain Craighdl Brit 2866 Low July q g^Sfi Cdlhopo „,t 2498 Knox Jaly 25
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    S. C. C. TOURNAMENT.
    354 8 CITIL On Sitwrdav the final tie of th<» 'l'ourn i Dient tv playe 1 an 1 0 B nu<l law beat Merchants pretty etftilj When the U had fniishc-i 1V was up <>n 1 1.«< Ixinrd. < i *on h uiDg knocked nj. i N lUth
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    179 8 EDNI 3DAI If mo I»■ si IlvNUhii'. Miss N lad Mr Miygon phi> Wr> Snaiders ac-1 Mr Xunntlev owe 40. mho Hii-1 111 DiMiyi <«c 90 1 v Mix Buck land ml Ifi i.'irj'»>nter ph. M-^ Smith ;.:nl Mr ll .•inner mt. v. M ■uu tad
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    RIFLE SHOOTING.
    87 8 S B I!. Monthly Handicap. SitimLiv. A\i^'. It, at 2 ji id •3 I. A. Mouthlv Handicap, Sunday, Aug. I 10 pin. S. V. A. Mouthlv H tu.lioip Suii'liv. Aug. IS, at 7 80 i In onltT to •■OOlll 1! inge shooting tbo S. A ht dcCMOd to
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB.
    78 8 Tlim ratal! oftha arooad ruuud of the is aj U Uowi X I" Buuut be»( 1> Nobla no A I; l itar n i tai \v i; i up 4 Iv .11; Mm gU p ,v 1 a. A cii.ii.. vI. al t. 11. BuDcer Bup A
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    S. C. C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    44 8 Tho S C. L 1 Aiitiinin liiwnTi'iiuitiTournameut iit'^in ou n, j t utrio-i eloaing on Pridaj, Aug. 1". Ij. '1 he 1> Ola at Binglei and lb« preliminary tics in the Profeaaion Pdirs will be comui'uctd on Aiii,'. 17(1)
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    CRICKET.
    538 8 Tm.mx'h ri.EVCN vs. Jvnw.'s. This match was played on the SCO. enl of the K-planide jeaterday. The scores were as follows Jan«/s XI. li-t.m 1. Bevan 4 G <; .lrtin»'rt c BeDJafield v Be?am 7 Scbarengnivel b Parsons 4 It H Bullmore b Bevan 1 W PhHli Peake b
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    SINGAPORE GRIFFINS.
    115 8 Tho CJritlius for the next meeting have arrived by CnrnVs steamer, the Gracchu-, and '2.» out of tha thirty have been lauded in first elaai condition. Yesterday beiug a holiday, a many sportsmen diopptd iuto Abfli. to havo a look at the r.ew OOMn, aud tho general opiuion
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    POLICE SPORTS.
    672 8 A Bvoomi n, Day. The annual sports of the Singapore Police were held on the Kaffirs lejlamation ground yesterday. Tne first event took place at ten in the morning. There was an interval between 1 and pm. Although rain threatened iv the afternoon, it foitunately held over, and
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    S.C.C. BOWLING TOURNAMENT.
    172 8 TO-DAY'S TIES. DOUBLM, H. Freeman and Dr A. P. Bowes, 2 v F. E. Marsh and A. G. Harrington, 3. Fkikniu.y Pah. J. AlcKen/ie and E L. Talma v M. B. AleKean end G. A. Clianey. H. T. White an! J. S. M. Rennie v B. A.
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    42 8 It is proposed to build a (riol to hold 150 prisoners at a granite quarry at Papan in Kinta. The Kinta district is much in need of good granite metal and the prisoners are the best people to employ in providing it.
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    852 8 The B. I. S. N. Co.'s miil-s 4 earner, Teesta, from Mtdras, Negapatani and other Indiiu ports, arrived on Siturday morning, bringiog a moderate number of deck coolies, a large general cargo and draught eattlr. Some excitemeiit was ctused when the cattle were being unshipped, one wild animal
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      71 8 Infantile Cholora. Any unusual looaeness of a child 'a bowels during the hot weather should be a warning to mothers. Infantile cholera may dtvdop in a f«w hoar*, and prompt actiou should be taken to avoid it (li.tmlx rlaiu'R Colic, Cholera aud DitflhoM K« medy, followed by A dove of
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      53 8 Sold the World Over. We liav<- in stock many colic and diarrhoea medicine*, says H. M. White, a prominent ait reliant of Turtlo Bayou, T\ x., I*. S. A., "but st 11 in. ire of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhot a Komedy than of all others put together. Fur sal©
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      36 8 H. L. COGHLAN AND CO. AUCTION SALES. Aug. 10. Auction sale of Old Chinese Porcelain. CHANGE OF ADDRESS W. J. GARCIA Piano Music Dealer has removed to larger premises Situate at 219, Orchard Road. (COBNEB OP)
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      361 8 mm*A "'HAZELINE' ig^ > jvJ^^"^*^^V7 jjfC^ (THAU Mi\*k) ■sss^—j^^^.--, I SMOW delightful balm for the skin |T^^ keeps it soft and smooth as velvet. Preserves the beauty U -ji-*. i c complexion. A boon n/\£X f\rv l in tropical climates, imparts an W\ir*\\\/«M exquisite sense ol coolness and fan ->>>/;
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