The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (Weekly), 25 May 1911

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    15 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. THIRD SERIES THURSDAY, MAY, 25, 1911 No 1,243,
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    PRODUCE.
    183 1 T.e Fr-noh Medical Profession rely on SaatflJ Mldy to aam chronic bronchitis, a. y \d ..udder trouble, as well as di*-.r-to -om tee urinary organs. 1' My 23. Til* aom 88 •,r: .er .50 Cnr*f! No 1 14.5" c ». 2 nom :*• B _*r .ria. o -fir*)) buyers
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  • Domestic Occurrences.
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      Births.
      69 1 At Mount Pleasant," Gilbert Crescent, Back-burn, D-ar Aberdeen, on the 23rd April, to Mr. and Mrs. ALEX. PRCCTOB, a daughter. Toby i m 15th M^.y.the wife of T. Ransom TOBTi of Tasi^ania. of a son. At Koala Lumpur on the 17th in;-,t. the wife of T. J. MoOfIBOOB, ot
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      Marriage.
      45 1 Mason Chill:— At St. Aadißtr*e Oastfla- BBal, BmananOlO, on May Istfa hy the \d-u. Archdeacon H C. I/;rd, John Allan ataflOßT, Master of the ss Olenfalloch to Dorothy bCYBLTB, youngest daughter of the late K. C. Chili.. Civil Engineer, Ptmang. Penang papers pledsc copy.
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      Deaths.
      28 1 At Magenta Cottage, .Singapore, on May Ifltb, Laa Chbm vkan. aaod IL Naneon.— On the 2'2nd in-:'.ant, in London. W.i.li am Nan -ON, of Singapore, agtd 62.
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    THE WEEKS NEWS.
    172 1 The IV I 0. iMLi" bffOßflJßl flmihl np to April 2H v.n idaytasr. dins weekly leaves to-day v tbe i» I "Th ncjwa. H The death of Mr. Lse Ohoog rma ocCBirad a Thnrsdat kaal The teoond Childroni Conoert of the <<>tson was given on Thaiaday. In
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    EXCHANGE.
    82 1 (CORRECTSD UP TO May. 24.) Bank 4 m h »«« 8/4J iaaaaaal A Private credits 8■ » • M O,'J -i s credits 6■ a > i 24 T :» 1 France, demand Bank... OQ J tm • T. Gfrmast, demand ..« • »t 83H India, T. L. )7
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    NETHERLANDS-INDIA COMMERCIAL BANK
    134 1 NETHERLANDS-INDIA COMMERCIAL BANK (Ned. --Ind. Kandelsbank.) Established 1863. CAPITAL. Nominal Gls. 15,000,000- (abt. aU,250,00f"d Paid-up 12,378, 100- £1,001,500) RESERVE FUND. Gls. 2,754,331,09 (abt .£229,528) Head Office Amsterdam. (with Sub. Oiiice at the Hague) Head Agency Batavia. Branches Hongkong, Samaranj?, Sonrs haya, Bandoung, Jndramayuu, Wehevreden, Probolinggo and Ampenan. Correspondents in all
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    China's Natijonal Volunteers.
    1579 1 It r t... I*' aWhadbs ?riir. p r cep ts draw, V. L -a i Law. May 19. Caiioai rumours Lappeir to hi Amtaag I about 10 China proper and in what Blight he I called China ouin awr. that is wherever Chinese bl the miss emigrate
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
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      311 1 dO.N 1 K.N IS. T.BADBKB. I ina's >d ttj Jap n and the Pacific The Imperial Confer* nee Consuls and Omnaero tcsof Comj octorship 323 Has Rulers i 1 rnjiir- Pol: Court Kiwr. Judgment in Shipping C -i n ranitiry It spector*s Adventures sizes Always Optui B r uu Aat
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    Japan and the Pacific.
    1789 2 X r 20. I: n.,,;- be tempt in.? r> inter up-.n the task of analysing the relative position ol Japan a Ihfl Pafl aad llam my in Bar The Bflilil ay pa a i lace of both powers within these respective arflflfl is admitl l, while
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    The Imperial Conference.
    1249 2 X:; -1 Thie day, the tweatyaac aI I M iy, 1■; 1. is a da) i t surpassing moment f< i the Brit.-h Km pi re a r for the 11 i L-h i »c p v hei r eel tied in the Ut iad K i
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    CONSULS AND COMMERCE.
    1144 3 May 1 the well known adage ti ah frut e we might d r afa the word extraneo. and al that it ii a whol3eom rr de a lessoa by the ac en. Jast lately G*rm.ny baa gone flti anew departure thit seems to us 1 0
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    The Ethics of Company Directorship.
    499 3 ottOß we note ti r the attitude .four OOOtai iporary with regard to the duties of directors is lubetantiallj the eame as our owa. A anek ago we comamamd the raaoti of the e\lot Gajah Oompm f t 1 regardea ri urh ide bj T
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    Native Rulers and Native States.
    1453 3 May 84 I* hns always seemed to us that it would r-e a v '-v p- po-- ring f..r ofii .d- responsible tor t.na administration of a partiaular Dependency to be paraflittad 'a mtkm themmltes f am list with the tdminifltrntitfl F i fcioe in
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    Federation and the British Empire.
    1371 3 la conoection with the ji; OotaßßWaaot, for whoee Bflflffl cobbb every patri .tie mind a r.g from the b tttom i I bifl bfl art, it will bj well to tt] I > realise r tltiafljl I p -bible and what er im| -rble ot
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    CRICKET AND THE GRACES.
    491 4 j A Singapore friend writes as follows 'In your paper of yesterday's date, rei fernng to the death ol B. Md Grmee, ton i mention having seen a ciicket match at j Brought, n, Manchester, in I^7d. IVrlmps taa eaeloeed two carls giving iho aooiaa iu
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    SPORTING NOTES.
    1608 4 There were many exciting incidents in the match between T he SO C. and the Gtrrison, played on the Esplanade on Siturday, and i it is a pity -hat these and similar matches cir.not be BBaTied on to the Saturday foil >w- iog wheu it is impossible to
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    THE LATE Mr WILLIAM NANSON.
    359 4 THE LATE Mr WILLIAM NANSON. A telegram w.is n-evived .u > .1 g--.j 1 yesterday announcing to- leal 1 William Xanson, senior pirtner of t of Messrs Rodyk and D«vnls M S son died m Louion. fcavu been > sometime, His health h j .s uevei be since an expedition
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    Friday, May 19, 1911.
    830 5 T«" Can*. r.--.a- have been arrest*»d for b* g c Lc*iLei :u the s.iie of a Chinese gr' I* r f "-d that H \i, H p r i CC e Chunipawn resigned his position in *be Sanif^ No A The > Lb,., -e communi'v f
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    THE LATE. Mr LEE CHENG YEAN.
    307 5 THE LATE. Mr LEE CHENG YEAN. we i we greatly regr. r 0 announce tbe death of Mr L-e Chet g Yean, JP, one cf the i*-a:.ng Chinese gentlemen if Singapore. Mr Cheng Yean a few days ago celebrated his 70th Birthday, reetetday afternoon he was dt M igeu-a Cott;igf-
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    584 5 The formition oft cabinet of mioiaten ia Poking Las .tn welcomed bv the Press at home as a tits' s'ep towards const itutiona] <d i im a aaaa I The Port Dmhnon Rubber Co bold an ei mordiaary Baeating on Thuradat next to voluntarily wind up and appoint Mr G.
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    "DOLLAR SHARE VALUES."
    326 5 From the u Straits Times Press, we have received a copy of a little book bearing the BBOtfl title and Mil*} an Ruhber Company Proonr eta ontieally saalysed by tiie Straits T;mea," as a sub-title. It is Bignihoaal of j the tim^s that two looks having a
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    FRASER AND CO.'S SHARE CIRCULAR.
    309 5 The paat week bai seen a strong revival in Tin BBfllflß, simulate 1 bv the continued high price of the BBOtal, and while the leading stocks have been in steady demand at advancing rates, the lower priced ones have been freelv bought for a rise.
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    HONGKONG CORONATION.
    244 5 1 A long circular has been issued of the i Scheme of Illuminations and Fireworks, which shows tbat Hongkong is to BOroaate extensively. This is an abiidged prog-amme of the illuminations: June 22cd. Reception at Grvernment House public gardens illuminated. Jjpan* se Pun works. Chinese Pish Liatern Prootmioa.
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  • Correspondence.
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      MALARIA AND THE DEATH RATE.
      410 5 Tfl THE LdriToK. Sir,—The article <r. M ..I'd r w l&. mg's issue is of gre*- in er--s tnd a Bnald give the total annual a rn re the death rate fcom no oa lor tuc p.--twen'y years it wou d incteise interns' I sh
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      SCRATCHING OF RACE HORSES.
      450 5 T" Tie: Ediyob, Dear Sir, May I ask you to lire] sp.ce in your sporting columns with reference to the scratching cf h< r>es at the recent race meeting. It is useless hiding thfl I iflt that am. g the general sporting pub.--, there are a
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    EXCITING ADVENTURES.
    661 6 Sanitary Inspector's Warm Reception. Mr Brown, sitting as fourth magistrate, vesterdav afternoon, had a cross summons jio of some interest before him. Sinrary Inspector H >ok ot the Muuicitjalitt was charged with urug criminal t -roe to an elderly China man named Neo Ah Chuan on May d
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    CHILDREN'S CONCERT.
    245 6 The second Children's Concert of the season was givea yesteulay pveaiag at the Victoria Memorial Hall at 5 15 pm. to a Urge githeriag of little people and the usual p-oportion ot grown ups. Tne orchestral pieces were greatly enjoyed, toe cuokooand nightingale efT c J s in
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    BOXING AT TANGLIN.
    231 6 The following are the results of boxing contests held by the Baft's at Tan^lia barracks B >vs, B v Ptntana beat Biy May Boy Bedmoad beat Bay Wilson Bflfll, Stevens" beat Redmond after three brisk rounds. X vices lOst., Ptt\ Bichelor beat Dr. Rneeall on poiati P^e
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    THE RECENT SHIPPING COLLISION.
    607 6 THE RECENT SHIPPING COLLISION. Jrii.iK FINDS FOR PLAINTIFF*, Judgement w.is delivered by the Chief Justice in the Supreme Court Jtatsrdst morning in the recent action brought by the K .stern Btaamthip Coy against the Sraits Steam Ship Coy, arising cut of B collision between tbe former company's steamer Avaygee" and
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    LATEST BETTING ON THE JUBILEE.
    24 6 2 to 1 against The Story. I„ 1 WinVipop. 12 1 Mustapha. 12 1 Rochester. Linger odds the others.
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    SINGAPORE LADIES' RIFLE ASSOCIATION.
    110 6 The competition for the May Spoon tooh place at Biles'.ier, yesterday afternoon Mrs Cantrell being the winner. The scores are. I The competition for the June Spoon will be held ou June Ist when the Walker Trophy Shoot will take place. a- 100 V'.S. 150 nett.
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    LATEST BETTING ON THE DERBY.
    26 6 Loadoa, Friday, sth May l'dll. 7 to 4 agiinst Suustar. 100 „15 King Wiliiam. 12 1 Puryxus. 12 I S edfast.
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    RENT COLLECTOR ROBBED.
    69 6 Xivaia Sahib, a rent collector employed by (mail. Abu B.kar Lijim of 20 Market street, was aat upon by four Chinese robbers in BsJl LtBB oa Wednesday aad rob! ed flf §:jBB which he hid with him. Three of tbe robbers were arrested and S:>7 -17 recovered.
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    HOW LORD NORTHCLIFFE GOT THE 'TIMES."
    695 6 Wtien L >rd Northcbffe was ia Chicago a few moaths ago he told a friead who asked him the question as to the mside story of how he eiaieto buv the L ladon Times." Ol course," said L nd NorthclifTe, every aewspaper maa ia
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    Saturday, May 20, 1911.
    896 6 The h m'ble R. V ung ol Pon^ng, and Mr F J Harvey if Sdmgorare appointed members of the Immigration Cainm.ttee The following nam** *re ad I*l to C>nm -r>n if 'he Pe.ee f r S.ngipore A. W. H. Hi nl m and A J Sheedy
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  • MALARIA.
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      Still 20 Deaths a Day.
      114 7 dhe m r»-turns f,r the wfe'a ended Miv 1 -h ait D ,v,, f .Jeaths t 472 rn.l q L r mi fctof po] iitiou i> 18 thaa the pr.. BBah,hesl lUll atrj high nscompar. 1 her towns: iad bflgb is compared with tbeancuil deitl
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      MALARIA AND THE DEATH RATE.
      999 7 d ui :.ank you I r .b'd-hir B the figures I sske-i att prati Ifl flatter. From Dr Simpson's Bgßflflfl if Bl uid an peer that the great rise bt thfl aamhm I deaths from malar: i thii vast a 13 l»^ asam the lack
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    SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY.
    589 7 thfl H ami ol OomßaOßfl oa Aaril 6, Bar Oianell asked whether 'he assessment i •t, secre-dry, and auditors censured in taa nap ai i the Biaajepom Municipal Inrj tar the oHoem Tho lastst I 8888 eat.iag illegal commissions, or the mun.o.p.il enmrnisaaQatan ahospeal 520,000 d at on
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    KING EDWARD VII MEMORIAL FUND.
    114 7 rr i;o'i;ii'i D-N List. Previously acknowledged s7o\'id, dd The Sraits SteamUiip Co. Ltd. 500 Tne Great LSsetern Life AmamaeeOa Ltd. 250 Kautenberg Schmidt fl Co. 250 Sandilands Butterv vV Co. 250 Vade a^ Co. W0 Collected by Advisor. Kfldflh Government n9m Union Insurance Society of
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    THE CORONATION.
    1503 7 INTERESTING MEN WITH INTERESTING DUTIBS, BY G. \Vooij> \Vollast<>.\, >i vo. (R uemantle Parse vant of Arms and BBthot 1 M Ooaoantioa Catimi The Kin«;'> Hei. i.r--ll mav Bot be m-ippr opri ite when thus lamltag nitb the Office of E..1 Marshal, to append BOBBfI BOOOBfIt of the
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    A SHIPPING QUESTION.
    480 7 I'iscus.-dng Shipping riagsand rebates," a Calcutta conte BBBOtnrj bni the folloaiag to say: "Thesystem under which freights are canied from Calcutta to S -und African ports can only be described as little short of iniquitous. Indeed, not only to South Africa for it is well-known Unit it
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    938 8 Ordinary Meeti g, Friday. May 19. H ii sel the A r, V. L. Br>ckoKtn. .i. Excel. Major Genl. 1 1. Stophon.-v.n., 0.0 c. A}.- Hon'hh- t e C Sa-er-ta > A H. L.on.»ri. the V- mey-«ien, J 1- M Braddell. the rr, H -urer, W. C. Michell.
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    TOPICS OF THE WEEK.
    1265 8 Quicquidagunt hotline* aostri e*t f>ri-'>jo fieeffi Jlv-en'al, The G > d V mng men of the D isle New$ t who are popularly supple 1 to do their irerarv woric OB thfl best brands of c^c.ra though w« never kaew one cipable of refusing a call
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    THE MILITARY CONTRIBUTION.
    888 8 THE MILITARY CONTRIBUTION. DbTAILI Of PaRLIAMK *TA.BI i' riIENCE. [fl the II am if 0 immoafl on II ad j Lpril 24 Colonel kTatfl Baked the rules at pr- 1 gOI rning litsry c mi: ..I a >U| iho C <n\ «d ■oo Cey tiio S Sett! ia ante, aad
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    IMPERIAL MERCHANT SERVICE GUILD.
    273 8 IMPERIAL MERCHANT SERVICE GUILD. Through the medium <f S r Art! ,r j; his IV vtte Baaßstatw, His Majesty has inti mated to L »rd Muskerr\ thr would gire hrn much plei.-ure a r: o v the curreut is>ue ot r e A has just b :eu pad :e 1
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    DEDICATION OF A MEMORIALS.
    79 8 An -r u Peali itlmdraJ toe 22a alter nteneong, in 'lie banal I tpel of tha BL M. ifl atfß. servioa trsa bob i delete of the d; i d d I Btltar alta ttad girea b i A.. he Ed war. The b was an
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    THE TABLES TURNED.
    124 8 The "Amherst" I oflde flardnj morning towed by the small Mena this being .be se order in wi vesseli left lanak s^e d t X es would not gra. I c j r*ifj .••-nei to sea f ISO was agreed t awier hav ra pimei vo vesr
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    GREAT LAWN TENNIS SURPRISE.
    180 8 GREAT LA WN TENNIS SURPRISE. asm Bo* Dnraaxa r tt Zia ►Ids t ;e lawn tenuis champion- p o i year, was defeated in Pet »u Apri! 17 htr V ii e. i;u. pon v h rr Latattmi i showed tn <•: >L !ul i AH sets ha 1 i
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    Monday May 22, 1911.
    763 9 m lied hdeer, of Liverpool, iu -ones in Messrs H. Fieet, Lin i Ch ua Mission of i England. •The CampV-eLs are coirand" The King's bounty haa been awarded to Mrs Cimpbed, the wife of n d<- bj rkmta, in Ohat- birth to triple; s. A
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    SCOTTISH LETTER.
    1227 9 1 Corret/son-lent A P r 'l d7. 1 he x n i icts of 'he censu- in Scotland nava, b o *>cerum, an d in manv respects thev are o a starring cha^c'er." Few of the atatistica ebher from orb*n or ru.r! ate-s are altogether reassuring; nrr. s
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    LEWIS AND PEAT'S RUBBER REPORT.
    485 9 April 2.-th. Sip our 1 <-t Eteport we have bed a rery j '•> -A wifn p;. .ij-.r.iaiins two u d ore timi i day. s tva be B m .da o e near a:.:; d .vn 19 I 1 ihe top pi ice. i
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    56 9 Th*» Miy m■• f modal I r on Siturday ar.d Sundsj. ars i all 43 45 8^ aticai 9 79 E. F i BJlm 97 16 -1 >48 8S plus 2- O.Muir 53 108 mil at 18 85 43 96 -7 ■A M 49 atr 3d o
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    SHOOTING.
    68 9 s »ting ie tne D mhead M itthi i ield oompi it ion on E daj tbe B1 B the B. B 1 d i total ot did point i the S. \d I. 5 PhaS B.E.Y. bkn tb t b md ap reunited as foil -8 L na
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    PLEASANTRIES OF A CHINESE PRINCE.
    132 9 According r» custom ia Ohine the aaeav bere Ol the Inp-ri.i idm !v arc above '<.<■ Uw Prince Bia Chi ha* been doing just :is he likes -ecentiv, foi t. tied with ihit immunity. A Peril ooßtampornry tells us thi* there ii aot a h-«
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    THE ASSIZES.
    163 9 An Un ex PEoTEa Ending There xas a sens iti mal ending m the rmaiajeofaaardar brought against V^ras^mv, a I-irnd a.' tne A- t Mr J istice Id-her and isp »ci A, a: dh i osnaaed three \>y~, Mr il <;. Ain nds. I> P P.. prMsecuMLg on
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    THE ANTI-OPIUM CRUSADE.
    313 9 D ui ma ;:s. Ir b a 3u rleafj established that tha j Cllltiv of I Bjeoa chuun km beea -per. sonal acti >a of rde ,d t v ovine t tbia resolt. an ark In i-. toy Bi lib an Bras M .-ia with anr dui
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    308 9 d. ta on from CavitetonM doom i re the F Private J [J g, rps, a* Lhfl I a naral atnI Hm hi 'i I imtßß that Bit a? I I A is canoe be pai a whs bad b thai i"fee i the I ir rosea ii km. II
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    THE TREE OF EVIL.
    2803 10 oio In .1, I rn of i or parsw»ta in a Bnaaatnifl tilkmofthe Bmteol Celaataa, had s-en eariv in life that power and wealth came not to those who worked hardest, but rather to those who, bom to p< -iron, needed do abilitv, or who, with
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    CONCERNING DINNERS.
    968 10 1 The old myiag! a regards giving dinners in London, "Cutlet forcut let," has, Iflatflrafltflh long ceased to ba true. No one is invit'd to dinner only beeiuse a dinner is expected in return. People are invited for every j IflflflOa but that, and it is iu the
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    TRONOH MINES IMPROVEMENT
    254 10 TRONOH MINES IMPROVEMENT Fortune favoured the Tronoh If iam list year. flHtl Bfl y 888 there a ytry suhatsntiai increase in 888 flfll ßßflJ flf tin ore sold, bat the price reaused v.a,, u. t, I price ruling for the metal, largely in exceaaof the average for 1 It qq
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    Tuesday, May 23, 1911.
    1722 11 Mr. "A w.l t 'he late Mr Walter, f Toe Trues, London, is in c md n i trip r uud the world. C X li is a two column article uu er >n "Coc< nut Valuations, on of pr.jes in 1 pr. ri s," with
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    THE LATE Dr. E. M. GRACE.
    387 11 There will be greit regret in tbe cricket a arid at thfl ne^vs of the death of that hue cricketer, Ir.-. r Md Grace, af Glouoattersure, who h»s f r manv vears officiated as coroner tot one of the divisions cf the county. Well
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    A RUSSIAN WEDDING.
    196 11 A fashionable, though (piiet, wedding tooh place in the Armenim church of Sr QIBBJOiy yesterday afternoou when Monsieur IV IV F. Horouojieif, second officer of thfl Baißiaa Voluntatr 1-de.o sterner M V j ronej," Bl present in the rotdl on her return to Odessa, was married to
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    STOWAWAYS CAPTURED.
    346 11 Inspec r or K illehor of the Marine Police had three Cantonese before X X lundrell, third magistrate, yesterday, on a charge ol ben; g stowaways OB the BtflflfllOT PatOO Captain Bohardeon of the M Peroo M Btid t hrit when the vessel left th j wharf f»r
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    STRANDING OF THE ARAGONIA.
    748 11 S ■•>■—;!. Salva-.e I IPERAI FoNS. After being stranded on the Blenheim Shoal, ne>r P -rt S-vettenham, t »r ten di\a the N D L steamer Arag-mia Csime into the wharves at I'irrj .ag Pagar W'-r.-nhv morning under her own steam She ia apparently none the
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB.
    65 11 2d Steinberg c tow-rd for the M-iv mew! which w s won by K Saeut u with a nett score ot 77 thaa: 1 lus 44 1 77 wmner < irhpr *o>res win* — K H Eli>; 65 1 i < 1 1 U J wvimi- Ifl
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    73 11 A Melbourne paper of April do h s'ate- —Mr P. P Co »k, the legal manager of thw North Tambnu Tin Mm*-, reports that Mr R. Eastman has been app ante] mma manager to the company, and w.li l^avr> for Ipoh during the next few weeks .Satisfactory progrets is being
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    ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
    111 11 The SC.C. met a tea in represent irg the Offioara ot the Garrison on the E-planade last evening and ,1 keenly c mtested giro*endued. The m d'arv team w^ -rengthened by -evenl flf the rank and ti >o An interesting i r s -me v. hit "k-ar r.
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    KELANTAN NEWS.
    458 12 i/• p v > r r• j K ta Babru, flfflj 18th. Toe H..L.'ole C. J. Saunders after his re caption ml OB 'he 888l dty as Protector of Chinese and ir.juned in'o th.e cse in which •a Btngheh who «ae BBsflaJ towed up the river bv the
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    DEATH OF "PELORUS JACK."
    322 12 Dolphin thai Piloted Sums to Pout. Eveiylody who has sailed up the Sound into the barbonrof Wellington, New Zetland, wid bear with ragrflt of the death of "Pelorus Jaok Thii famous dolphin has for years acted as the pilot of ship?, and his lose will be
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    DOCKS OF THE EAST.
    187 12 The Far Eastern K view for Ap-il deals arith Ihe oooha aad resmirii a ihip eetflbliehments of tbe Far East. It li iplaadadlt ilrnetrated aith plans and nhatogrnpht audi gives an excellent idea of the capital ami interests involved in Chinese, Japanese, audi foreign ahipbnilding linns.
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    COMPANY NEWS.
    1017 12 London A-iatic. The thud annual etßWral meeting was held j on Aptii'-Tth at the London Chamber of Qui Bats 08. Ur Arthur Lampavd presiding The Chairman 6tated that the net prtfu for the period under revifw was C 13,642 ?b ,to J whioh had to le added the
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    CEYLON AND MALAYA RUBBER.
    416 12 A Visitors Oiini A visitor to ihe Ceylon is Mr R E. r^r-p--heus, a retired London merchant, who, as much a' a hohov as anything else. ha s made ;i special study of tbe rehear proposition in general. It is, as B»f well be imagined, a
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    TRAGEDY ON A STEAMER.
    384 12 PI<Ai'PEARANCE 01 V SIiAX'IHAI Lfll A very sad iffsir occurred flfl the S *i Id S. Tamba Maru on her way ncioss from >:..ir. ghai, says the Kobe Herald. of M.y Among=t the pass^n^r.s who embarked ;-t Shanghai wore Mr aid Mrs d. Srr d and
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    CHINESE RAILWAY SHARES.
    96 12 To he Redeemed by Government. Peking, May 1 J. The several Viceroys and Governors of China have been instructed by the Board of Communications, that after the inspection has been made of aa the branoh railways, by the special commissioners, the shares held by the public will
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    73 12 German newspaper dispatches bay that a monorail system for carrying passengers and freight wiil open for traffic this summer, shys the Railway and Engineering Review/' The line, which is being constructed bv August Scherl, the Berlin newspaper magnate, will be Bome twelve miles in length and run between Bad Homburg,
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    TRADE IN SIAM.
    348 12 From a letter ic toe Rangoon My attention has been irawr. t effusions in the Frencf. Pre»> M the Siamese j aest ion I <••.- all his essential pain* r. his having omitted t«- ..e hard facta of existing conditioT French trade was m aD d i
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    EMPIRE'S BEST SHOT.
    199 12 N Bb.l A novel test for the hi a I by X ij >r W. A. Sp» n < wh acts as d. -rr .>! N. K A dm i:.g the i He suggevs tbe King'? A Bieley, so as t the c\ mpetii up! o m
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    WEDDING OF A STRAITS PLANTER IN COLOMBO
    150 12 Feu -M The marriage to -a pla Andrew's Church, C..pr>. ,r 1 1 an. May 1 1 of Mr James S t Chumor estate. Pock. Miss daughter of Mr <t, r g. d Aberdeenshire, who r ved from home yesterday The Kev A
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    RUBBER EXCHANGE.
    29 12 At the Auction sale of Kubber on tie 17th inst. the sheet offered was told a* $260 per pikul and creped barked scrap a $155 per pikul.
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    Wednesday, May 24, 1911.
    873 13 i*d < 'n* as air- or* these wb- made tig:- i: GrabsiiP White's sercp me a: I. id- n n S.turdav, ld-h mat. A M d-i Vac Cub h,s been f r m f a Sh.rghaiw -a Mr J C. M.cdougall as comt Tie death f
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    OPTION AT $I,030 A DAY.
    3113 13 Tfl I P.A |A fl Bl I I I Ai TL BT. Case f.-K the Defence. R,bert Passmore Silby v J.hn Graham B yd— claim for *IJFdTS money payable bv defendant to plaintiff for money receive 1 flTiifefllietf rthense af ahmttiffm respect of a rubber
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    RAUB AUST. G. M. Co.
    53 13 Following ire tne results t crushing operations at Kiub for the four weeka ending 20tb inst. Pr km Ko.man Stone crushed 1r tons Gold obtained 42 <zs Aveiage pei ton 5 88 dwt. Bukii Malacca StoDe crushed P2dl tors Gold obtained 2'jA j. Average per
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    FOOTBALL.
    27 13 THE KNOCK OUT CUP. A meeting has been arranged for M nda? next at 6.0 pm. to discuss the arrar gtmen't lor tbe Association Cup Ties.
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    27 13 Telegraphic advice has been received from tbe Head Office at Amsterdam that :be dividend for the Netberland Trading Society for the year Popj has been fix.-d at
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    SWIMMING CLUB CARNIVAL.
    221 14 teSwim igClul Carniralfl i dune A r- i'ae oaiuauC a ii iq nig up luaaat ctory man< ner. progi tai aie ■d a, h. s f oou m.'ppe out from ah th it will b m 'u th a two op b oai o ita *B a
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    PROPERTY SALES.
    374 14 The I miag B agtp bb proptrtim worn ,p:.^l of by lucti ma! Powell Bad C ft. f B bblb-i at rnetaraitt- aflaraooa r ,:o d >HN L 'well, Ira easkd. id.-- liiopri re-idn-ica "Too C.-t'e," j v B ad, ***** rpire feet, freehold M >nthlj reo $7
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    FIELD OPERATIONS.
    82 14 idle f il ■'■'•■■A.or >;!: -ers will ac^ ss UmySres hung the Field Operations OU -7th iastaal Bed. Ohml Umpire,- L OoL Id Id Hoblyo BG hi Oaapires,—Capt. K. X. Ba ke, B E. Cpr B H M. Wrson. KdT.A. Blaa Chief (Tmpim —Lt, 0 >!. EL A,
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    131 14 The name of Paasmote ESdwardi will dwayi lie boaoarshry ass.-ard wrh the pi v-iju ol public libraries. Hot even the public Lbrary has ita opponents, and cmBJ I >Ufl flat ag mam <yas Herbert Spencer. I dieeaaaore of free libraries sltogether, thfl British Museum library included," he wtoto to Professor
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    SATURDAY'S CRICKET.
    63 14 d'.:,: 3 mpves^ntin^ the Garrison and the S. C. C ami at oriehal on the Eenlaaade on Saturday afternoon. The; military batted md dr lfl 19 -1 runs for the IoM of hVtt wick.- i Can- tin B ftohe o mtrihuted 69 .rod Lieut. Glsrhfl 70, The Club
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    Thursday, May 25, 1911. RAFFLES INSTITUTION.
    2319 14 Thursday, May 25, 1911. RAFFLES INSTITUTION. Anno AX Pain Day. The BBflatl p /r dittrib iron of the RJa m j,', v ur It took plsoejmtardny aorning ilY there naa i Inraa eiteudsnee of papila. parents iad othere mtetat^ed ta the BohooL Ti( g on eL ii aahaana. Acting Gorernor,
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    MALARIA.
    300 14 M i atl 'dmßmieeioaara I I air ordin r m r r i although the d-a f h rate from mili.ru hm ihawfl increased uring tbe psit forte iad taa B psrtmeat have "disc »vered Iflflflj asm is thfl Btmtjaa to lead one to beltere that the matter wdi
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    EMPIRE DAY CUP.
    123 14 (From Our Own Correspondent*) 1 ai following are the BBfltflfl main by the .1 tea-ns in the shooting for the ■eßptra 1 v Cup.— r waa good aad there was no wind MSvl. K r .day and mac 7! M. I ELAXOOH >X. bsou Bi. •>•> •
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    RIFLE SHOOTING.
    138 14 Dm lb 1 vie • I .i i F igiton in the a.. s so ret of Hr. ml-. M Jjmpe! tire J on S*! u v wen S rj' Chitc-r 8 R. E. 33 N Sapper K G I',-.. 29 31 o M Ser K t. VeiJ.
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    TELEGRAMS.
    2182 15 1 u.e ladegraph A- Mrv 1 I A rm. Speaking in A L new, L 1 I r r Veto Id. ne aWpended n..t slj t ftheL.rds. hat also the quest i a Chambei Q yemment and <;, A. A Ls Temps says that the I np <: r
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    SPECIAL TEIEOrOTS.
    226 15 j STRANDED u AEAGONIA." I IC od. i Irainrur, X »y 1- h. Tan Hamburg Ann nd. Liam ,t Arnsjeam N Ifl ba lis still ash re OB the BatoheUß Eftßfl l), -iikd it north- westeily wind is dririflg her further up ihe pro| allor is now buried
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    CHOLERA IN PERAK.
    98 15 Ipoh, May P». BsrarsJ errs of cholera BBtfl OOCUfTed in lower Psrak sad fens ara efltertaiflsd thai thfldi mm will iprasdto tbe raW at estates. Ipoh, 9.49 ui. Cholera iu Ti over Perak is bid Bl present A company of the Gold »s is now svath»ne<l at
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    PORT SWETTEN HAM.
    79 15 PORT SWE TTEN HAM. The Trues oi M tlajfl Btflttfl tUtflOritaV tively that Government wiil refum I BBtertain aat Bohfl sat to bb irt Port Bwettenhnm to DcSpwater Point. Thai j ornal adds that, after all, the port is in thy I flrf pltflS, Utd belitreo that aerew pd.e ahnrwrn
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    MONSTER CHINESE MEETING.
    56 15 A public Bleating of the Chinese i aaj n.uurtv wiil be heal in the PdOjnle'a Pe ou Toeedej next to ooaeidar <I ftw ihaU the Chinese abroad best serv their country wb~n she is in doi^r rod BtflSllfl whereby a national calamity miy bi averted." is believed
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    PERAK v. SELANGOR.
    16 15 Soccer and cricket teams representing Perak w;li visit Kuila Lumpur at WhittUfl--1 tide.
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    NELLMAY RUBBER COMPANY
    336 15 I ED BaJ B•' '>'• v Lj I I I DS. I i r An extraordinary n- BBBaaflafaeri f tbe x i> v. j wvs held r-n Saturday Bepflreeeßßßlifm os tea press were not mittfd to the rr.eetic w" th-it a r*^- ilnt a i d.r.-. t-.
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    IPOH COMMERCE.
    103 15 LfftOh, X I EflaaL i- B pOSfld to t |oi CflflUflatat ef 0 asßsroe f>-r Ipoh. A o ireular haa hflflfl I dug a rnreting fa F klsj aftorn atnt ag that I ir- pr i led td team iOb I aref Commerce for the protection and ranc
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    PENANG RACE MEETING.
    236 15 IVi r g X The bim aaaai aw at laaam I rtha Autumn B ftom ie a aaswhat aiaai ar to that at I January Meetine, with trifl ng alterations of tha rslnm of than .ss. an 'hedistances. obm shaflMma ba| aa hi ma First l>.v, thfl
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    MALACCA RUBBER SALES.
    19 15 Malacca, Mars No. 1 F as Bheat vtii X i 2 .-aeet Bornp llftl Ibrk Op-
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    RUBBER DIVIDENDS
    52 15 Pet ftaf, anaj A o>' flflh r I etntm iai Batfl 1 igs paj iaia il irtidsad of 10 p a mat. S pi s an interim d\\ leu i aad L»l a 80, a fthiag b tatfl t 10 per 0 eat, StLAN-rr: I'm ieu (New Cm
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    RUBBER PRICES.
    111 15 Tb" Pi intern St >res A'.'-i has n I cable t r m L nr] n r prion shi e? nbber and bi.-cuit at 4 r r ii ird pra at t 5. Kuala Lump >r, X r 2 Ph The Plan'es S'.ores are m pt f a
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    SHARES
    1535 16 C4P. J SBUB. P_ud. li>**tDit. I 3CTBBI. Siller? 85,000 2/ 2/ Aliagar Rubber Estate* TH 10% for 1910 4 1 4 Hx div 150,000 9 2/-Anglo-Maiay 100% for 19L0 18 7. 80 Ox div 50,000 9A 2 Batang Malaka 2 1 2 •4 80,000 1 1 Batu Caves 150%
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    RUBBER ESTATE RETURNS.
    736 16 Selangor 1 Seremban 2) 26. *M7« Sembilan P,.'>-U-< •.c--3 B Sembawang Senawang 6 00" I lit Sendayang 1 4 Shanghai Klebang 4- < Shelford 13 70 1 4-.'' Singapore A Johore 15,506 16 (f 70.' Singapore Para 5.500 6.10 Vt Straits Rubber njm 187, Strath en ash
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    CLEARENCES
    536 16 May 1 I Sapph i, Brit str, P.n.t a K-dn' Ipoh, Bid: str. Oisen, Port S w- lUj d Penang. Chakrabhongs, Sia str, 11 o>,d via ports Riojiin Mar,, J rt p str, Y«nngu i A hoii go Java). Hild, N»r r Sa!v o. 1 4 nirl;r.. Pronto, X>r
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