Straits Echo, 30 July 1906

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    Masthead
    37 1 Straits Echo 10-PAGE EDITION. Ittll-V CHRONICLE OE EVENTS, CIRCULATING THROUGHOUT THE STRAITS, THE FEDERATED MALAY STATES, AND THE EAR EAST GENERALLY V()I' 4" $24 Per Annum. PENANG, MONDAY, SOth JULY, 1906. Single Copy, 10 cents. No. 17*.
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      1037 1 ASAHI BEER i a z ‘H33B IHVSV 3 A N K S Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China. INCORPORATED by royal CHARTER. Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corporation. fMederlandschc HantJol Paid-up-Capital Reserve Fund— Capital Paid'up A!800,(»00 UeserTo Fund JC975.000 Kwerve Liability!of Proprietors U?800,000 Head Ollico: HATTON COURT, THUEADNKEDLK STREET, LONDON. Agencies
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      20 1 GUINNESS'S STOUT. TIAfSG LEE A Co. agjHEgS «3 y, Jtv'l PT 0 <2 A £&£4D SOLE AGENTS. Bav b ALE
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    The Keir Hardie Kaffir.
    262 2 To the Editor ok the Daily Mail. Sir. —1 have read with great amusement the letter published iu the edition of your p,.|K*r ol Julv 5 from Mr. Ixeir Hurdle, U. i\, to Mr.' Bankole-Brighf, a Zulu, now, iu Edinburgh. It is timo that the Euglish
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    The Cost of Luxury.
    290 2 AVhat £5,000 a Yxar can Procure. The recent case of a lady who stated that it was absolutely necessary for her to have <£5,000 a year iu order to inaiut iu hei>e't aud three children in ordinary luxury and comfort has aroused a good deal of
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    Multitudes of Insects.
    356 2 Collectors Rejoice, but Foresters are Sad Everything seems to lie plentiful this year” is the geneial ver ict of many en-j touologists, who go forth daily and nightly j with collecting-boxes and killing-bottles, aud return laden and rejoicing. Thus, a 6 uiauy times Indore, is the pie-
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      73 2 1)j i’t Wait Unt.l You Need It. ISi lint wait twill some of your fain Jy is i taken will* a violent attack of colic or diarrhoea A l»o!tle <i Oilainbei lain's Colic. < Miuleru and I ini ho i Heu eiy at hand j Imn nei dtd has saved
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      2275 2 ITETJXtAZjG-XA LURED. FACE-ACHE CURED. PAIN REMOVED WITH FINISIN The W< rld-Renowned Neuralgia Cure.J FINISIN l»tv i wTIV The World•'l V iciv Renowned Neuralgia FINISIN Cure. FiNISIN This stops pain and makes you I well. Don't hesitate, try it. You will be sorry if you don’t. There v I is nothin!?
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  • Shipping.
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      ARRIVALS.
      130 3 Pkom*iiikus, Hr. s.s 8.583. 28th July, Singapore, Gen.. —1\ A 4 Scan v Ger. s.s., 3 135. I'onvcii. 28:li July, Hamburg, Gen B. M. A Co. Omapkkk, Br. s.s, 34'J, Bell, —tli July, Tavoy, lien —K. G. Co. Bbm.’-u*, Br. s.s., 3.931, Cotter, 29tii July, Condon, Gen —8 B
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      DEPARTURES
      48 3 80i' H July Tot, y G/iny Un, for Batu Bait la uud Asahau. Cat,loa. tor Paugkor aiul Teluk Anson. Japan. for Colombo and Tuticoriu. Un Pi at, for Perl is and cietul. Mahi ya. for Deli. Flynig Dragon, for Port Weld and Tuijtiug, Nam Sang, for Culcutla.
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    EXPECTED.
    27 3 1 *me‘s rvitm A‘ifnl* Dug G. A. pear Cliiug Wo Silesia j Calcutta Liverpool Siugaj»oie A A- A .Co. W.M.ACo. B.M.ACo. fist July. 1st Aug. 17tu
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    SAILINGS.
    27 3 f ssef* For AijeuU Leaves (J. A pear Singapore Ciiiiiu YVo jSiugapore Sile»ia Hamburg A. A A. 1 0/ W.M.&Co. B. 31st July. 1st Aug. 17th
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    89 3 For Kopah, Kenoiur. Victoria Point, Mergui and Tavoy—Per Omapere, to-morrow, J p.iu. Cnngkut—Per Mary Austin, t.o-rn orrow, 1 pin Asnhan—Per 'Taw Tong, to-morrow:. 1 p m. Port Swelteuham and Siu^pore— r er Dan Wliatt Soon, to-morrow. 3 p.in. leluk Anson—Per Lady Weld, to morrow, 8 p.m. Singapore »ud
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      1036 3 (SHIPPIN G.) > s O l o. !i \1 iltS. N. Co. M/vecled Arrivals ami Departures. AugMail Service. Outwards. Malta connecting with frpt Aug|o *.s. Oceana ;{n s.s. Delta 13 8.8. Drngola do do do s.s. China 8.8. India s.s. Mongolia Homewards. 4 H .H. Ih wnha coDuectiug with s.s.
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      321 3 For Singapore, Hongkong, Swatow Amoy. r 1 HE s.s. Hong Moh, Captain Daw so*, in 1- expected to arrive here ou Saturday, the 28th iustaut, and will leave for the afore ports l) Tuesday, the 31st instant, at 3 p in. For freight or pa sage apply to KOE OUAN
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    The Straits Echo.
    100 4 Justice baliittes everybody and justice aloLe.—Emfr-x Established June Ist, 1903. Published daily (except Sundays.) AT TUB CRITERION PRESS, It 1., No. 220—232, Beach Street, Petiing. PRICE DAILY lAJCAL *2l per aiiDUB OUTSTATIONS Postage Extra. MAIL EDITION (Post Free) fli CABLE ADDRESS: Echo—Penang.” Telephoue No. 188. •V.fi.-Ali business
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    Our New Town Hall.
    559 4 Perhaps some folk will bo offended at the above title, but we really cannot help it, for the simple reason that we jeauuot recognise our old Town Hall in its new garb, and, what is more, we jdon’t want to. for we much prefer the building
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    H. E. the Governor.
    46 4 Thk Uolouial Governin3ut yacht Sea Me-a: arrived I ere from the Sister Settlement yesterday, bringing H. E. Sir John and Miss Anderson, Mis* Livid aud Messrs. MacArthur and W. D. Barnes. His Excellency is expreted to remaiu in Penang for a week.
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    To-morrow’s Play.
    51 4 We would remind our readers that the Members of the Kiut-i Amateur Dramatic Club are to stage The New Boy tomorrow eveniug at the Town Hall. Thev come from Tpoli with a great reputation aud il is to be hoped that they will be greeted bv h blunder
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    The E. & O.
    57 4 The E. O. We would remind our readers of tomorrow’s race dinner at the E. O and also of tire supper after the performance of “The New Boy,” The renovation of the dining room is now completed and diners will hardly recognise the place. In fact Mr. Sarkies is improving
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    Matsuo’s Japanese Cinematograph.
    283 4 Tut he was auother grand change of pro- j gramme at the Cinematograph show ou Saturday night and, as the result, liie iiouse Was filled to ovei flowing, those who came 1 late having to stand throughout the per- formauce, r J’he management must have come to
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    Town Hall.
    659 4 5 i The Rouge et Noik. 5 j O.v Saturday eveuiug the Rouge et Noir Minstrels had a large and very appreciative 1 audience and from the opening chorus to 1 the end of the farce everything went without a hi'cli. The most noteworthy part of the pro-
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    INTERCEPTED LETTER.
    1594 4 j Mi oeakest Fanny. —Of course every- I body is talking about tbe Rouge et Noir Miustrels and we women all want to ask Mr. Taylor where he buys his stockings j nud liugerie. He has such pretty ankles, i dear, that if I were he I should
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    Government Gazette.
    657 4 The Govern meat Gazette of the 27th :July coutains the following items of iuforI- uiatiou i 1 His Excellency the Governor has been pleased to appoiut Mr. G. A. Hereford to be a Deputy Registrar of Deeds and Dills of Sale for the Settlement of Peuaug. It is
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      483 4 MATSUO'S m The Exchange Banks muniiTn iwill be c,osed 011 GmfcMA I U"* I Tuesday Thursday next, the 31st July PDA DU 2nd August, respec* Ul\Af 11. tively, at 12 noon each day. THE LAST NIGHT! TOWN HALL, PENANG. THE LAST NIGHT!! FOR ONE NIOHI ONLY ON TUESDAY, 3lst JULY,
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  • TELEGRAMS.
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      Russia.
      235 5 Rebellion Commencing. (Supplied i>)j lieuter.) Loudou. 28th July. —There have been extensive agrariau risings in the Governments ot Moscow aud Iver. It is reported the troops have been defeated in a with the peasants at Borisoviha, in the Province of Kursk. boirh»n, 29th July.—At Warsaw the revolutionaries attacked a
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      Natal
      54 5 Revolution Ended. Supp'ied by lieuter.) Loudou, 28th July.—Colouel Mackenzie has ai rived at Durban and declares that the rebellion is ended. Loudou, doth July.—The Natal Militia is to lie recalled in a week and the Irregulars in a fortnight. A composite regimeut will be formed to remain in the
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      Persia.
      62 5 The Teheran Disturbances. (Supplied by lieuter.) Loudon, 30tb July.—The Paris Temps, in coumieutiug upon the troubles iu Teherau, eousiders that the diplomatic intervention of Great Mritaiu in Persian uffiirs is almost inevitable. Reuter barns that the unrest iu Persia is 'lue to the unpopularity of the Graud Vizier who
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      Crops.
      27 5 Good Prospects (Hat Ont'igiatiecker Hoyt's'' Service) Derliu, 3oth July.— The Europe iu 'Tops are favourable, those of America excelleut ami those of Germany particularly »o. r-,.
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      The Navy.
      75 5 Votes Adopted. (Supplied by lieuter.) hotidou, 28th July.—The House of Commons lias adopted the Naval volts. Lord Charles Beresford I The Oduxiutischer Lloyd s Service.) Herliu, ;>»th July.—lt is said that dwiiral Lord Charles Beresford intends "•«Ktiiug the eotuttttud of the Mediterran**ati rlret on account of differences with
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      The King.
      76 5 speech to Scots Guards. (Supplied by Reuf.er.) '•"ion. 30th July.—Kiug Edward has the Third Battalion of the Scots 6 ilt Ihickiughaiii Palace prior to disr al| J *u a speech to the meu exk'* admiration for the Battalion. Msit to the Kaiser. (77 Ostosialisclier Lloyd's Service.) i"' Edward
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      German Africa.
      20 5 Hie New Governor. j/ Of"**ditcher Lloyd's Service.) tor J"ly.—Herr Truppel leaves w ca bom Genoa ou Ist August.
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      Turkey.
      31 5 An Increase of Tariffs. j (TVte Oslasiatischer Lloyd's Service.) Berlin, dOth July,—The 'i'urkish tariffs are to be increased with the coueeut of the L Powers aud also of Great Britain.
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      Japan.
      24 5 A New Loan. (Supplied by lieuter.) Loudon, 30th July.—A Tokio loan of a million and a half sterliug has been issued at par.
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      Politics.
      78 5 Lnionists aud Conservatives. (Supplied by lieuter.) London, 30th July.—A coufeieuce of th«s Xatioual I'niou aud Conservative Associ* fttions developed differences of opinion *on i the question of democratising the organis- I at ion, but the dispute euded iu a victory for i t he supporters of Mr. Balfour. Mr.
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      Rowing.
      34 5 World’s Sculling Championship. (Supplied by lieuter.) Loudou. 30th July.—The Sydney World’s ScullingChampio'iship.pulled at Parramatta, for five hundred pounds a side, has resulted iu G. Towns beating J. Stauburv, the holder, by twenty lengths.
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      Planting.
      33 5 Premium on Rubber Land (Echo Spec id.) Taiping. 30th July—The Collectors of Land lie venue are to meet herej to-day to consider the question of the reduction of premium on rubber land.
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      Racing.
      44 5 Death of a Taiping Griffin (Echo Special.) Taiping, 30th July.—Griffin No. 13, j drawn by Mr- Lim Soo Chee, died of j colic yesterday. Fenn was training it! and most people considered it to bo the 1 pick of the locally trained ones.
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    Cricket.
    393 5 P. G. c’. cs. JoOKLVti. Thb above teams a most enjoyable afternoon ou Saturday wheu they met to do battle at Cricket. The Jockeys under the j leadership of Mr. Muglislou won the toss; aud elec ed to bat. Runs came very slowly at first, aud it looked as
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    Smuggling by Post.
    332 5 The adjourned case agaiust Toll Ah Yin, Registration cleik. Hi Yoon Hong, PostI mau, and Ho Kwei Nen, of R"pe Walk, came up for heariug again last week, wlieu I further evidence was adduced. 1 Hearing that smuggling bv post had lieeu going on for some time,
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    Opium Smuggling.
    685 5 Ouk iciders will remember that ou 4th June, the Police raided premises No. 123 jliiittou Line, when after a strict search 183. tahils of illicit chaudu, valued at 855 50, were found beneath an almeirali upstairs The accused, Teh Hong, was consequently i put under ariest and--was uhsequeutlv
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    The Mergui District.
    652 5 *•*Thbkk is no doubt,” says the Rauyoou Gazette, that tiu exists in the Maliwuu subdivision of Mergui, where the uature of the laud is simdar to that of the Federated Malay States lying to the south. Considerable sums have from time to time Ixeu sunk by European
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    Chinese Students in Japan.
    387 5 Naaiv* Ckiticism. The Sin Wan. poo. a Chinese vernacular journal, reprodu ts at considerable length the petition of Taotai Ma Hiangpoh, a sj>eeial deputy <>f Viceroy Chowfu, who -.vent to Japau to try to redress the grievances of tlie students, and to ascertain the direct causes
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    FIXTURES.
    61 5 To-dav. lOt ii I)>«v of 6th M not, f\ C. C Jj.wii Tenui > Tournament Town ti.intl. Esplanade. 6 to 7 p m. Matsuo's Japanese Cinematograph. Cornei of I’tn.iujr lioad ami Cam pi **11 Street, !t p in Last Performance*. To-morrow. 11 tli Dav of 6lh Moon, llaees, 1st
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    MAILS DUE.
    19 5 Enu'ish (Ma i t) 2n.l Au«. i China (0*ranha) -4-t li China (Bafieiu) 7ih Herman (Sfochten) Sth
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    P. & O. SAILINGS.
    22 5 P. O. SAILINGS. M.ii! Service OUT W AKIr I i >.\l KWAK'IS. Malta V Uetanhii 4 Auy. Oceana 16 j Moltlaci t
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      13 5 french Confectionery, Northam Road. TONIGHT, Coffee and Vauilla, 'II Wly ~f |i'-4i|cy Ohl’l**'
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      412 5 N'B'W MUSIC. A large collectidu of Select Songs uu<l I ianofortc ami Violin Music, iroiii dOoia. J $lOO {.er copy. New Numbers received every MailFURFHEU STOCKS OF THE POPULAR MALAY TUNE BOOKS TO HAND. iCLE *GE\T* hOR: EDISON PHONOGRAPHS RECORDS Large supplies shortly arriving. Records 1-00. Fresh Mocks Mandoline, Violin
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    Rubber Yields and Tapping.
    1150 6 Malay States Output: Modern Estimate*. (Financier'll Ceylon Correap indent.') Considerable prog res* bus been made during the last three or four years in the cultivation and manufacturing of tlio raw rubber ou the plantation, but most rapid and most advantageous to the planter and the investor
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    EXCHANGE.
    118 6 Penang, 30th July. liy courtesy of the Chartered Bank.) London Demand Bank ...2/4 4 months* sight Bank 2/4 j 3 Credit 2/4^ 3 Documentary ...2/44 Calcutta, Demand Bank Ivs. 174$ 3 days’ sight Private 170 Bombay. Demand Bank 1744 Mouimein, Demand Bank 173 3 days’ sight Private 176 Madras,
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    PRODUCE.
    183 6 Gold leaf *64»0 B. Pepper(W.C-a-t o/.. 810 —layers White Pepper 27. —gates Traug Pepper 21 60 Cloves (picked» 42. —sates Mace 70 f Mace Picking- 68 noiuiual Nut megs 11 Os 33 No. I 5 20 Sugar 2 no stock Basket $2 80 buyers Tapioca Flour 1 70 buyers
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    SHARES.
    868 6 *c Number of T £3 1 Capital. Shares Lust Dividend Name. limitations. *r i issued. ‘3 "fa 1 I i i (lOjDOMotd I Mining. 1900 175.600 4,000 dt-f. 10 10 Bersawab Cold Mining Co. Ltd. $10. —sellers 1901 GoO.tXH) 60 000 1 10 10 Bruseh Hvdraul'cTiu Mining Co. Ltd
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      12 6 DAVID CORSAR SON'S WELL-KNOWN EXTRA NAVY CANVAS, No- 0. SANDIUNDS, BUTTERY Co
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      89 6 BORDEN'S PEERLESS BRAND EVAPORATED CREAM. Absolute Parity Guaranteed, AGENTS: SANDILANDS, BUTTERY k Co., PENANG. Andrew Usher Co.’s SPECIAL RESERVE O.V.G. Whisky. SANDILANDS, BUTTERY Co., AGENTS FOli PENANG Sr F. M. .5 O >■ n*K X. c n x m O U < St»tu* c o TSVAHETBiSS m TO BE HAD
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      214 6 ASAHI, THE FAMODS BEER OF JAPAN. Brewed Specially for the Tropics ASAHI, LIGHT REFRESHING BEER. THERE IS NO BETTER BEER THAN ASAHI. Obtainable at EASTERN ORIENTAL HOTEL I CRAG HOTEL CHIAT SENG Co. CHIN JOO Co. IGIM TEK BEE Co. GOON YEN FRIENDS TONG JOO Co. TIANG LEE Co. HONG
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    Drugged American Cigarettes.
    216 7 Worse than Chicago Tinned Food. FkANK CoNPttSMOKS. Woise than Chicago tinned meat,” said Mr. Gaston, Loudon, manager of Messps. Funk aud \Vagnails, publishers. New York, to the Juvenile Smoking Committee is tlie Americau cigarette—the worst thing our i country sends to you. on ouglit to prohibit the
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    New Appendicitis Theory.
    305 7 Opinions ot Famous I,osj>.»n SuKU ICONS. The important thesis advanced l»v P»ii. lessor Blanchard. of Baris, that appujidicitis is cause 1 by intestinal wong« does not comnieud itself to distinguished British authorities on the disease. One of the foremost English physician in an interview with a representative
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      996 7 p, IWo/r Cranes' CYLINDER OIL* Saiulitond'*. Buttery Sr Co. THE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER. THE ONLY MACHINE ■WORKING in THREE COLOURS from ONE RIBBON. DOUBLE UNIVERSAL KEYBOARD. mXTER Co.’s BEST NAVY CANVAa. SANDILANDS, BUTTEKY Co. The leading: machine in all Business and Govern* merit Offices throughout the World. Bazley White Bros.,
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      7 7 RUBEROID ROOFING. Adamson, fiilfil!an k Co., ltd
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      1128 8 YOON SUN, WATCHMAKER JEWELLER Photographe r s NOTICE. Dea’er iu Gold and Silver Watches, Graphoplioues, Records, Pius, <&c., Ac. Prices Very Moderate. Repairer of any description of Musical instruments and (>’ raphophoues, &c., <tc. Nu. HI, Market Street. VriEWS ot Penang, Singapore, Perak, Selangor, and Sumatia THEAN GHEE CO DENTISTRY.
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    IN SEARCH OF A REVOLUTION.
    3783 9 A Day in Switchback Lisbon. Uij Edgar Wallace.) Dom Piuto de Silva Et Cetera vo ,i will forgive me if I have forgotten the ,failing skirt of ancestral nomenclature that adorns vour rotund person I salute you. y 0 u will remember that we called
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      67 9 Caution! I ei'sons when travelling should exercise ,<ll in the use of drinking water. As a 8U «guard it is urged that every traveller u a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, j ra :l, ul Diarrhoea Remedy before leav--O,Ue carr >‘*d u the hand baggage. 18 lna y preveut distressing sickness
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      66 9 Recommended by Dealers Everywhere. Mu M. Links, storekeeper at Carcoar, N. S. \V., Australia, says: “I never fail to recommend Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera aud Diarrhoea Remedy, because I kuow it is good.” You make 110 mistake when you buv this ined cine Dealers all over the country will tell you
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      77 9 Be Firm. When you ask for a bottle of a Chamberlain's Colie, Cholera and Di rrhcea Remedy, do not allow the dealer to sell you a substi tute. He firm iu your conviction that there is nothing so good. Thi* medicine has been tested in the most severe aud dangerous
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      98 9 Contracted Chronic Diarrhoea While in the Philippines. While with the U 8. Array iu the Philippines, I contracted chronic diarrhoeal I suffered severely from this terrible disease for over three years and tried the prescriptions of numerous physicians, but found nothing that did me any good until I tried i
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      839 9 Is CES. j The Liverpool j'lid London and Insurance Company. Hongkong Goon On Insurance Company, Ltd. Liverpool Instituted. London, Dale Street- 1830. A Charing CRUSH r'JIHB undersigned having lyeen appointed Agnuts for the above Company art prepa;ed to accept marine risks ou the most favourable terms. CHIN JOO Co., Agents.
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      380 10 VACCA MILK. NATUKA STERILIZED MILE. !L 1 if PET IN patent-stoppered glass bottles. FRESH SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED. REDUCED PRICE, $lO-50 PER CASE. IN CASES OF 48 1-lb. Tins $B-00. 96 i-lb. Tins $ll-00 McALISTER Co., Limited. COW’S HEAD BRAND. Full Cream, OWS HEAi Sterilized, Unsweetened Condensed Swiss Milk. BRAND fULL
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