Straits Echo, 18 June 1906

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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    37 1 Straits Echo 10-PAGE EDITION. DAILY CHRONICLE OP EVENTS. CIRCULATING THROUGHOUT THE STRAITS, THE FEDERATED MALAY STATES, AND THE PAR EAST GENERALLY. VOL 4. $24 Per Annum. PENANG, MONDAY, iBtli JUNE, 1906. Single Copy, 10 cents. No. 136.
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
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      1151 1 m 8 4 ui 3 o z < ASAHI BEER d33aIHVSV BANKS. Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China. INCORPORATED BY KOVAL CHARTER. Capital Paid'up Reserve Fund Reserve Liability]of Proprietors jC 800,000 A 975,000 jCSOO.OOO Head Offiee: HATTON COURT, THUEADNEEDLK STREET. LONDON. Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corporation. *10,000,000 Paid-up-Capital Reserve Fund—
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      24 1 TIAI\G LEe A Co H O m ts 5 m v. U--0 2 V<2 C 3 S 3 gap 1 SOZ,£ AGENTS. base’s ale.
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    Taxing Millionaires.
    294 2 PRESIDENT KoOSfcVELTS PROPOSAL Pic ideut Itoosevelt made the laying of the corner stou* of the new office building of the House of HepwreuUtives recently the occasion, for the delivery of a remarkable address on public questions, in which he coudenmed the uubridlod criticism of pub lie men and
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    Two Jaffna Tamils.
    552 2 Stranded in Glasgow. Enterprise is all very well, but it needs to I** wedded to common-sense to produce sitisfactorv results. When this is neglected the bold adventurer is apt to get bogged. We hear from Glasgow by last mail ot a case in point. Two Jaffua Tamils,
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      71 2 No Competition The uniform success of Chamberlain's Colie, Oliolera aud Diarrhoea lJemedy iu llie relief and cure of bowel complaints both iu children and adults lias brought it iut.o almost universal use, so that it is practically without a rival, and, as everyone who has used it knows, is without
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      595 2 NOTICE. r' r OTIOE is lierebv giveu that our iuterIV a, i ests and responsibilities in the tiriu of Messrs. Hoe IW e Co., carrying on business as General Storekeepers aud Commission Agents at No. 168, Beach Street, Penang, ceised as Partners on aud fioiu the first day of first
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      1273 2 THE FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, 17a, Northam Road, IS THE ONLY HIGH-GLASS CONFECTIONERY lIT F322TAITQ-, WHERE YOU CAN ENJOY YOUR ICES AND CAKES. Some of our Specialities in Fancy Cakes, at 60 cts. per dozen. TALL, strong ami fast Horse for Victoria Offer $350. Letters to be addressed Horse,” 28 5 00
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  • Shipping.
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      ARRIVALAS.
      114 3 Taw Tung, Hr. s»?., lOd>, H i-sau. lStli June, Punkoie, 1 "lb June, Gen., K. G< Co. Calypso, Hr. s s., 3JP. Lowiy, 1 8« L Juie, Siugupoie, PJth Juue, Geu., W. M. A Co. Lady Wklo, litvs,s ,240, Quine, ITilj Juue, Tel ilk Auson, IGth Juno, Geu., —Strait*.
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      DEPARTURES
      43 3 IB.ii Juue l foi Singapore. Canton. tor Paugkuruud lehik Anson. Jaton, for Colombo ami Tuticoriu. P'flei mo, for Colombo auJ Tutiooiiu. (J’lhfl'to, for Deli. Lai for Singapore ami llou^kou^. Japura, for SiUiui», Oleltleh ami Padaiuf. Fly'ny Dratjon, for Port Weld and Tttipihig.
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    EXPECTED.
    48 3 1 eetelt 1'fvtn Aijenh Dm Beuaider Singapo'e 3. B.ACo. liSili.Jnne A. A pear Singapore A A A.Co. llHh Spez’u H.uulmrt: B M A Co. '4*!i Andalusia Singapore B.M A Co. 2-jlli Deuealiou Siugapore W M.<fcC«>. 30'h Benlarig London 3.K AOo. 5 J Julv. llizsou Singapore W.M.ACo 3.xi
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    SAILINGS.
    55 3 1 l t\,r I i A ‘ft!lit* i Leaves l Beualdcr Ma iceilles a.iiAtJo. IStlj Jiiu« A. A pear jjalcuUa j V,A A.C'o. *20« li (Singapore 1». If ACo. 24« h Andalusia 'Hamburg B.M ACo 2o«li iJeucaliou YV.M ACo. d0«ll Heularig .Singapore S li ACo. 4rd Julv. llizsou Liverpool
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    87 3 For Deii—Per Maai/a, to morrow, uoon. Asaliau—Per 11. ILPeiryn, to morrow, I p in. Tram'—Per Taic Tuny, .to-morrow, 1 p.iu. Ijun^k't—Per Uan W halt Soon, t,otuoirow, 2 p in. EJie, T Serna we, S**”!!, Oiehleh and Sabam'—Per if ok Canton. to moirow fc 2i.m. Port Sweileubaui ami Singipote—Per
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    Passengers.
    20 3 Por Ca’ypt*, from Siug-ipoie Al#*s=i\s. I*, J. Sproule .iiui C«*l>l». lYr Sit non i <x, from Singapore Mr. Peacock.
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      1041 3 (S HIPPI N G.) TAI I M X S. N. Co. Ksj.ectcJ Arrivals and Departures. Mail Service. Outwards. ,luue -1 8 Demi ilia connecting with H.B. Mooltun July 5 Delhi do 15» s.s. Moldavia do Aiiy. Malta do Homewards s.s. Marmora s.s. Victoria Juue 23 ».8. Dong obi goes direct
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      127 3 For Singapore, Hongkong, Swatow iV Amoy. r PHK Hutuj Moh, Captain Dawsoj, 1 will leave for tl.e above jk»i<h n Fri.lay, the 22uJ iu stunt, at 3 pun. For fr iylit or jw sage apply to KOE 6TJAN Co, Ayenia for WEE L>l X A C o-, iy Sifiyajiore. lb-0
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    The Straits Echo.
    97 4 Justice satisfies everybody ami justice alone— Emerson Established June Ist, 1903. Published daily (except Sundays.) AT THI CRITERION PRESS, Ltd., No. 220—232, Beach Street, Peuaug. PRICE DAILYILOCAL (24 per annum OUTSTATIONS Postage Extra. MAIL EDITION «Post Free) *l3 CABLE ADDRESS: Echo—Penang.” Telephone No. 188. S.R.— All business
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  • Current Topics.
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      Agri-Horticultural Show.
      102 4 We have to tbauk Mr. Peel for a copy of the Prize List of the Third Joint An- nual Agri-Hortieultural Show of the Straits Settlements and Federated Malay States, which is this year to i>e held on the Rallies Reclamation Ground at Singapore, on the 16th, 17th and
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      The Meat Scandal.
      191 4 The Chicago meat packers will not, we imagine, improve either their case or their prospects by oppos- ing the imposition of strict regulations regarding the inspection of their premises and their meat. They must already have suffered very greatly iu pocket over the revelations which have already
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      The Mine Danger.
      494 4 r kom the news of the lots of the Japanese truusport Tayoto Maru with fifty lives, which Reuter sends us to- day, it is verv plain that the danger to be apprehended from drifting mines in the China Sea is by no menus abated. It appears strange
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      St. John's Island.
      821 4 From a private letter received from a very authoritative source in Singapore we are E leased to learn that energetic steps are eiug taken to improve matters at St. John s Island. Orders have been given > that immigrants, while being medically r inspected, are no longer
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    Football.
    147 4 C. F. c. V. p. Buntak. A VERY interesting name of football was played at Farit Buutar last Saturday be tween the Cresceut Football Club and a Fai it Buutar XI. The Crescent teaui arj rived, at 4 p ui. aud, after some light refreshment, tbe game counnenced.with H.H.
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    Matsuo’s Japanese Cinematograph.
    178 4 Iu spite of many counter-attractions, the Japanese Cinematograph was favoured with auother full house on Saturday night, when the huge audience was treated to a capital programme. The war pictures, of whiob there were several, were as good aud exciting as ever aud the same could be
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    The Circus.
    172 4 Ox Siturdav night the Circus gave a complete change of programme and, in eousequeuee, drew auother very crowded house aud had to turn money away from the door. The present programme is even better than the previous oue aud the big audience was kept iu a constant bub
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    Theft of a Bicycle.
    178 4 A CA»E of theft of a bicycle, valued at about SI4O, is reported from Northam Road. It appears that Mr. Campbell, tbe owner of J tbe property, liudiug it missing from his residence. No. 44, Nortbaui Road, on the night of tbe 4tli iust., laid information
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    The Feast Of Corpus Christi.
    271 4 Thk Annual Feast of Corpus Christi was celebrated at tbe Church of tbe Assumption yesterday before a large congregation, when tbe Reverend Father Farges of tbe Pulau Tikus College, officiated at High Mass. Tbe Church was very tastefully decorated wi*b banners aud flays, the Altar
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    Education.
    186 4 Examination FO r Certificate!.» I EACHERB IN CIIINESK BT THE High Commissioner. Last Saturday marked a new Cln- e e educational circles in Peuanir i, (1.. H, resid.uls, ~r,Z M f mm tweutv.a™ l„ Bft, vWao.j j 0 pilluu from a contrxetor to a lip.top U*' knowledge iu Chinese
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    Perak Tin.
    181 4 May Output. The output amouuted to 43,492.06 uiknl. against 38.****** pikuls in the previous month, stimulated no doubt bv the hieh price of tiu, The value of the metal reached tlieeuor mous figure of 83.1*88,389.49 on which duty amounting to 8565,243.62 was col'ejted The average value of tin
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    The Gazette.
    377 4 Ihe Government Gazette of June Isdi contains the following items of information The Governor in Council has been pleased to exempt the steamship Jin //n when engaged iu couveying cattle betweeu Singapore aud Malacca aud rice versa from tbe operation of Rules 5. 7 and 9 of the
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      201 4 HARMSTON’S CIRCUS AND Royal Menagerie 0/ Performing Wild Animals. L.A.ST m* f MTG-HTS. LAST 23T0-HTS. LAST C ITIGHTS. BRILLIANT SUCCESS OF OUR NEW PROGRAMME. EVERY ITEM ENCORED. WE PROMISED CHANGE OF PROGRAMME AND GAVE IT. DIAVOLO I.OMPINU THIS LOOP ON A BIUYCMS AT EVKIiY PERFORMANCE. I AGAIN AGAIN TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHTU
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      62 4 Beware of a Cough Now is iho time to get rid of that eouß' 1 for if you let it hang on no one can lell wliatthe e*«d may he. Others have been cured of their coughs very quickly by u® ,n Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Why no* your Oeorge Town
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  • TELEGRAMS.
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      Russia.
      152 5 THE BJELOSTOK MASBACRE. Revolution Spreading Everywhere. (Supplied by Reuter London, 17tli June.—The fighting and sacking of Jewish houses coni iu lies at Bielo gtok, where martial law lias been proclaimed. The outbreak of revolution iu Russia is seriously affecting the European Bourses and there has b;en a heavy fall
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      Meat Scandal.
      76 5 President Roosevelt’s Attitude. (Supplied by Renter.) Loudou, lHtli June. The struggle of President Roosevelt to rouse the Agricultural Committee to action is growing acute President Roosevelt declares that, under the iidluence of the meat packers, the Committee has so amended the Meat Inspection Bill i* to render it
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      The Manoeuvres.
      100 5 The Enemy RepuDed. (Supplied by Reuter.) Loudon, 18th June.—yheeruess was attacked bv the enemy simultaneously with Portsmouth and Plymouth, but all three places repulsed the invaders. From Plymouth the attacking force was pursued to the Channel Islands, where ten torpedo craft were captured, though two destroyers succeeded in
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      The Suffragettes.
      47 5 Flag-waggers Ejected. (Sui'jilieii by lieuier.) boudou, 16th Juue.—A baud of Suffragettes who, by their flag-wagging and shoutmg, interrupted a political tneetiug which was beiug addressed by Mr. Asquith at Northampton, had to be ejected, while later on some Socialist interrupters also had to be ejected.
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      Norway.
      52 5 To-morrow’s Coronation. (The Osbmatieuier Lloyd's Seroicc.) Berlin, 18th Juue. —King Hakon’s coronation will take place ou the 19th iustaut. The Kaiser, accompanied by Prince Henry of Prussia, will pay him an official visit on the Bth July at Troudhjem and this will be the first visit he receives from
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      Natal.
      42 5 More Chiefs Surrender. u (Supplied by Reuter.) Loudou, 18th Juue. —More Zulu chiefs are surrendering aud it is expected that the majority of the reliels will have come in by the libit instant. Only two important chiefs are still in relellion.
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      France & Switzerland.
      30 5 France Switzerland. Tariff War Probable(The (Jslasiatischer Lloyd’s" Service.) Berliu, 18th June. —lt is probable that a tariff war belvveeu Prance aud Svvit zer'aud w ill commence on the 13th Julv.
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      Morocco.
      29 5 A French Threat (The (Jet siatischcr Lloyd's Service.) Berlin, 18th June —Frauoe threatens to an ultimatum to Morocco uuless the Bultaii delivers a Frenchman captured by the reliels.
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      The Soudan.
      40 5 British Methods Praised (Supplied by Renter Loudon, 18th Juue.—M. Mezieres, the French Government. Commercial Agent iu the Soudan, iu an article pqblished by the Paris Taupe, eulogises the British administration, dwelling upon the absence of red ♦ape” methods.
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      Floating Mines.
      31 5 Another Disaster. (Supplied by Renter.) London, 18th June.—The Japaut se transport loyoto Maru struck a mine iu the Koreau Sea aud sank with a loss of lift v lives.
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      King Edward.
      27 5 To Visit Austria. (The Oslasiatischer Lloyd'r Service.) Berlin, 18th Juue.—King Edward is to visit the Emperor of Austria at Ischf, in Upper Austria, during August.
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      China.
      700 5 Floods in Chihli. (Supplied by Renter.) Loudon, 18th June.—Heavy Hoods iu southern Chihli li.wve destroyed forty kilometres of the Hankow-Peking Railway. Ax -tic Kuala Lumpur Masonic Hall on Friday night a dinner was giveu by the European engine-drivers of the F. M. R Railways iu iiouour of Driver C.
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    Our Clothes.
    167 5 To satisfy himself as to the heat absorbing properties of the clothing materials used by Europeans Dr. Pedlev of Rangoon conducted tl:e following experiment. On the open verandah of his house, uuder the midday sun lie arranged on a cauvus stretcher aud uuder exactly similar conditions jackets of
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    Baboo English.
    286 5 The following beautiful specimen of English as she is w rote, is culled from the programme of an ludiau circus Under patronage of Royal Highness Duke of Kouought R c. h. Ac n b This Circus is the very much better, therefore he comes to s.>e that. The
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    Indo-China.
    318 5 Proposed Introduction ur Chinese Settlers. The positiou of affairs in French luJoC'biua is uot as satisfactory to the electors as tiny would desire it to be. The present Governor-Ge eral, Monsieur Beau, a very different type of man to his ambitious aud euergetic predecessor. Monsieur Douiuer, has not, it
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  • PUBLIC OPINION.
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      A POPULAR SHIP.
      602 5 To mi: Ln.Tjr. ar nir. stum» Echo. Sir. We the uudersig'el representatives of i the igiiuiuut eooly passengers of s.s. La tea da that arrived at your port to day from Negapataiu beg to request that you will kiudlv lie pleased to insert the following iu your
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    FIXTURES.
    65 5 To-dat 27th Dav of intercalary 4th Moon. Town Band, Esplanade, to 7 p in. 11 armstou’s Circus, Dato Kramal Gardens, 9 p.m. Matsuo’s Japanese Cii ematograph, Cornel! of Penang Road aud Campbell Stieet. j 9 p.m To-morrow 28th Day of Intercalary 4th M*.oi Haruistou’s Circus, Dato Kramat Gardens. 9
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    MAILS DUE.
    19 5 English (JfeCitnlnt) 21 at June China (ItoMyuhi) 23rd Chiua (Preussen) 20'h Germau (Bayern) 27th liuWnu (Thonytcu) 28th
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    P. & O. SAILINGS.
    48 5 P. O. SAILINGS. ■Mail Service Outwards. Homs wum Decanlui 21 June Dnmjola 22 June. De'hi d July. Arc din 7Jny. I t.xua Service Outwards. ll(ijiitvuin< Nubia 26 June. I Palawan 29 Jnr.e j Siv.da. 10 Jily j PcsJiiwur 'h A f v j Fr f rrtieulsr* sea P
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  • Page 5 Advertisements
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      17 5 The French Confectionery, 17a, Northam Roa<l. TO-NIGHT. •ves C'offc- uu<l Vauilla. *ul a vari<*U 't Fhui't C*Vw
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      90 5 Contracted Neuralgia During the War. I bad a bad case of neuralgia which 1 contracted during the war. 1 tried several kinds of medicine but they did me no good until a friend of mine recommended Chamberlain's Pain Halm which gave me immediate relief. 1 have had no trouble since
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      60 5 Bowel Compa nt in Children During llie summer mouths children are subject,,.to disorders of ibe bow» Is, and should receive the most careful attention As soon as any unuatural looseness of tbe; I towels is noticed. Cliatnberlaiu’s Colic, I Cholera and Diarrhoea llemedy should in»; given. George Town Dispensary, General
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      383 5 TO LET. I>UEMISES No 02, Lamt Road Eutrv Ist Julv. lb G-OG :i7l* Apply to KHOO HOCK SEONG, No -la. Beach St ret I u.c. PENANG HORSE REPOSITORY. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. KcHIL C XMPBELL begs to inform Lis customers that he has removed to No Kelavyei Noad, premises Intelv occupied
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      116 5 iLIPTON’S WINES l I SPIRITS. Messrs. Tek Thye Cathiravalo4« WHOLESALE AGENTS. 34. Beach Street. Retail from Pcuung Commercial Company, 9, Beach Street, and Heap Lee and Company, •W, Beach Street. ALSO ON SAJ.L At ail Respectable Hotels. Specialities Liptons Special Scotch Whisky, Linton’s Special Irish Whisky, Crown Standard fnvalid Port,
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
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      50 5 WEATHER. JLmk foliuwijio repon ;s kiu«llv supuliol In 1 the Signal Director of Fort Coru wall is 5 p.iu ;i.m. Yseteriiaj Tn-iiiy Tb. Ni* MWr. Fmv Hue Wd. .s. X. r:< »m. T..,l,y Kmc X. lije rainfall «luring t he _'-l Iioiii> hiiIm' I at y a.in. today was uii.
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    Kelantan Notes.
    944 6 (Straits Times.) Sb*in«, moving among, and speaking with the Kelautauites, during my tlnee year»’ sojourn amongst them, traversing north, s >uth, east, aud west, where no Europea is have ever been before, I may record my opinion that Kelautau is fai superio to all the other States iu
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    EXCHANGE.
    113 6 Penang, 18th June. (By courtesy of the Chartered Hank London Demand Bank ...2/4i 4 months’ sight Bank 2/4-j*,, 3 Credit 2/4| 3 Documentary ...2/444 Calcutta, Demand Bank Rs 175 3 dsivs’ sight I’rwate 1// B nniKiv. Dmiand Bank 175 Mouimein, Demand Bank 174 3 davs’ sight Private 177 Madras.
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    PRODUCE.
    161 6 Gold leaf 5 05. B. Pepper (W. Coast s!bs.-»oz.) out ul .'loch White Pepper 29. —relic s Trang Pepper 22} sellers Cloves (picked) 4*2. —sales Mace 79 Mace Pickings 08 Nutmegs 110 s 33. —sales No. 1 5 40 Sugar „2 u»» stock. Basket $2 02A sales I’apioca Flour
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    SHARES.
    754 6 Nuiulierof p” a Capital. Shares Last Dividend. Name. Quotations, d s 1 < Value, .z 3 issued. _J 10,000 ord. Mining. 1900 S 175,000 4,000 def. 10 10 Bersawah Gold Mining Co. Ltd. $12 5 0 sellers. 1901 GoO.OOO OO 000 10 10 Bruseli Hydraulic Tiu Mining Co. Ltd
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      110 6 MACKAY’S LIQUEUR_WHISKY. Gieslers’ Champagne, BORDEN’S PEERLESS BRAND EVAPORATED CREAM. Absolute Parity Guaranteed, AGENTS: SANDILANDS, BUTTERY Co., PENANQ. THE CELEBRATED “S. B. Co.” GIN IN RED CASES. SnndHmnds, Ruttery Co. Andrew Usher Co.’s SPECIAL RESERVE O.V.G. Whisky. SANDILANDS, BUTTERY Co., AGENTS FOR PENANQ <* F. M. S. >- c n X
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      487 6 JOHN TYNDALL Co.’s CELEBRATED PEACOCK BRAND CEYLON TEAS. Certified by Dr. Donald of Penang as follows :—Messrs. Tyndall Co.’s Peacock Brand Tea 1 have used and much appreciate. Excellent in flavour and freedom from the vegetable astringents which tend to produce digestive troubles. Arch. Donald, M. D. f M. R.
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    The Chinese Boycott.
    292 7 The Ti.o(j 1 Yah 'livid (Sydney) new*p>apei rweutly receive I word from Lreiieral d. A Falkeuberg (who is secretary of the Modem insulator Co and president of the Staudard Kook Oil Co), of 121, Geary-street, Sui Frauebco, iutimatiug that, with a view to stemming the onward inarch
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    How to be Cheerful.
    742 7 Jhk y\’n.tuiit:»ter otiiie boy perpetrates the following:—-Not very long ago it we e the fasliuu to go about and shout Are We Dowuharled r And everybody had to lio'ler out No! as loud as they j »11 V well could. Aud > mutinies people said No!
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  • Page 7 Advertisements
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      1221 7 P, ttloir Cranes’ CYLINDER OIL* Sanditand*. Buttery dt Co. Petter’s Patent Petroleum Engines. THE MOST PERFECT MOTOR OF THE DAY. For Quotations and Catalogues APPLY TO SANDIWNDS. BUTTERY Co, Solo Agents, BEN A NO dt F. M S IF YOU WANT NEW OR SECOND-HAND Boilers, Engines, or Machinery OF ANY
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      79 7 Clnm'-ei lain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. I Ins leuiedi i-> eieri whole acknowledged <> le i lie most successful medicine in use for ‘owel Coinpluitils 1» always cuiea. aud ures ijmekly. I» can U* depcuded upou ren m liie nio»t severe and dangerous cases. Juies arij-in*;, all kiuds of
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      1239 8 DENTISTRY YOON SUN, dentistry. WATCHMAKER JEWELLER Dealer iu Gold au<l Silver Watches, Uraphopliones, Records, Pius, &e., «kc. Prices Very Moderate. Repairer of any description of Musical instruments and Graphophoues, &c., &cNo. 21, Market Street. W. MANSON, American Dentist, late of Dr. Allen Co., Pha, U.S.A. Lim Sun Ho, CHOP rt
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    John Brinsmead (“The Father of the Pianoforte Trade.”)
    2167 9 Him Autobiography. I was born *1 Wear* Gifford, a north Devon viiligo ljing between Bidefoid and Torriugtou. ou Ootolier 13ib, 1814. and thus I can boast of having hem the loval subject —at least, I hope so—of fire English Sovereigns, begiuuiug with
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    China’s Coin Factories.
    747 9 j. I A Profitable Tkajju. Mr. Alee. W. Koss, acting deputy Coinuiissioner of Customs in charge at llaukow, ‘i in his report dated April 2, 1906, makes the following lefereuces to the Yaugtse mints, which are of special mteiest to our readers iu connection with the discussion
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    MARKET PRICES.
    139 9 Penang, 18th June, 1006. Oekk— c/s Soup per tally 12 boast 24 Steaks 24 Stew or Curry Meat 10 Hump Steak 24 Ox Tail each *»U Tongue 00 Feet 15 Heart oO Liver per cutty 32 Pork— Pork S 2 Pig’s Head 24 Feet 28 Tongue 34 Mutton
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    PENANG TURF CLUB. PROGRAMME FOR Autumn Meeting, 1906.
    1226 9 Tuesday, .list July 7 hursdny, 2nd A ugusand Saturday', 4th August. First Day. Tuesday, 3/st July, /906. 1. —The Maiden Plate. V alue $600. A Race for Maiden Hors-s. Weight as per scale reduced 14 lbs. A!) aui mils imported into the
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      200 9 NETJUALG-I-A. cured. FACE-ACHE CURED. PAIN REMOVED with FINI.sIN (The W<rld-Renowned T Neuralgia Cure.j finisin FIN 1 81 N The Worldfinisin Renow e u d re Neura,gia finisin litis stops pain ami makes you 've 1. Don’t hesitate, trv it. You will be sorry if you don’t. 1 r is nothing
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