The Straits Times, 6 August 1903

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    13 1 The Straits Times. NO. ai,i99 SINGAPORE. THURSDAY. AUGUST 6. 1903. PRICE 15 CERTS
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      673 1 LORNE WHISKY. Wde Straits ¥)imes. AM) 156e Straits budget. ADVERTISING RATES. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. [per inch, column measnre.l I :>-! Inaertton f 1 %> cent« Second and third insertion* eat li 80 cent* Fourth, fifth, and sixth 40 cents Seventh to eighteenth 24 cents Nineteenth subsequent,, 16 cents Per /eek
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      608 1 NO 1 ICE. IS hereby sivnn that our clerk and salesniHu Him Joon Lee having left our employment, since the SOth June, IHO3, we wnl not hold ounelvt>n rvsponpiblf* for anvlliiug that he may sign as on our behalf. SIM LEE WEE, CHOP BAN HIN, Merchants, 49 Boat Quay. Singapore,
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      132 1 KL^sl Ks^sl Q Toilet Powder Q FRONTIER MIXTURE Jin Unrivalled @00l Sweet Smoking I&obacco. Price 85 Cents— J lb. Tin. Robinson 6rCo; Retail Agents. ASK FOR THE FAMOUS "ARIMA TAN-SAN" A Natural Water, Clear Sparkling AND Effervescent Mineral Water. Price $4.75 per case of 4doz. Pints. SOLE IMPORTERS V, SHIBUYA
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      589 1 NOTICFS. ELGIN WATCH I ZS Durable and Actunito <^»$^ Tl KeTslone W ch CC f Se Co Phlladf Ipbia. V -S.A. S^ '-i^l. *«E«IC» S OLDEST «N0 1 f4\ b'A URCEST WATCH FACTORY ll*~*^sV Vl For by w^/^w^# Th Prtnc 'P ml w*'*' 1 Strmlts Sotllftn*n< "BKA VIEW HOTEL, JOHORK.
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    ADVANCE MAIL NEWS.
    1702 2 London, litk July South Africa. I)K. lamkson.I amkson. of ••Jameson raid" fainf, made his fin»l pubhu ippear.-Micn as Leadri of the Cape Progressive* on the 14th, when lie opened the electoral campaign ,it Urernorii Dr. Jameson in his speech urged the unity <>' the party with the
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      314 2 NOTICES. THERE IS ONLY ONE GENUINE TANSAN. THAT BOTTLED BY J. Clifford Wilkinson, KOBE, JAPAN. low The most palatable and wholesome natural mineral water known. Sole Proprietor. J. CLIFFORD WILKINSON. Kobe, Japan. Beware of Imitations. SCOTT'S EMULSION. r 1 STANDARD JQf j WEAK BEMEDI^^;! LUNGS. Of all Chemists, Druggists and
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      220 2 NOTICES. J.&H.GWYNNE, LTD., H SSSSSSSi'u. MAKERS orrmx LARGEST, MOBT n-CONOMICAL and MOST SUCCESSFUL Ckhtri«joal PUMPING MACHINERY in tb* World V '^^^^^^s. »e)f Irr^iQstlon, DrdinjiQQ, yS" > w^ eolamatlon, Docks, Ac Ac '^Hv -eagS^BW "Invincible Uentrifjßal \^m- PUMPIW 6 MACHINERY Hb<. B^^B^^BBB i Stalioner y type), lar«e or small, S »'*^V,
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      606 2 BANKS. HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-OP CAPITAL HO.OOO.OfK REBERVB FUND.Sterling Reaerve.4lo,ooo,oool |fiM)n|wl BllTerß«««rve.. 6J00.000 18^ 00 0 RBBERVE LIABILITY OF\ PROPRIETORS. j-biu.waj.w*' COUBT OV DIBECTOEB. A. J. Raymond, Eaq,— Chairman. H. ToMBiNd, K«q —Deputy Chaibmah. W. H. Slade, Kaq. H. Schcbabt, Esq. Hon. C. W. Dickson Hon. K. Shewah.
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    DEBT SLAVERY.
    134 3 A OaUto jury at Montgomery in Alabama only the other day found indictments in 90 cases in which QaMrgM are. inarleot having kept negroes in hi 1 wry. It is alleged that the negroes were fined for fictitious offences, the i'lu'.rs paying the tines and then taking the
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    MAMMOTH CUCUMBERS.
    128 3 In America, tLr laud of the gigantic, there is a market garden which can tairly claim to be the largest in the world. Ii is run in Massachusetts by a Mr. W W. KawsoD. who spares no iii' n>'Y to turn out good results. About 2,000 ewwbaa are
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    PERAK NEWS.
    146 3 Dk. I.kibinu in, -it is understood, iiiJeavouring to recruitC'hiistian coolies from China for th« new agricultura] Colon y to be established in" the F. M. states. The services of a Chief Locomotive tingineer for the F. M.S. Railways have J.ecn i<-i|uisition«>d for from India, and *n ollicHr will
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      84 3 Croupy Children. 1& your children are suti]ect to croup, watch for the first sj ni|.tom of the di«east hoarscnefs. If Chamherlain'o Totgh Ktmecy is given as soon as the child Incomes bcarse. the attack can he iv( rU (I Even after the croupy rough lian appeartd, the attack run always
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      592 3 NOTICES. CONFIDENCE said Lord Chatham, ia A plant of slow growth.' People believe in things that they see, and in a broad sense they are right. What is sometimes called blind fmths is not faith at all. There must l>e reason and fact to from a foundation for trust. In
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      872 3 NOTICES, Singapore Sportino Club. Programme for the Autumn Race Meeting, 1903. October, 2Oth, 22nd, 24th. firsY'day. Tuetday, SOth October. THE MAIDEN PLATE.-Value MOO. A Race for Maiden Horses. Weight 9st. Entrance $10. Distance. K. THE FIKBT OEIFFIN BACE.— Value $900, and 160 to the Second Horse, provided there are five
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      634 3 NOTICES. noon on Batofd«y, 10th October, and ♦10 if declared after noon on the lOtb October, and by 4.16 p.m. on the day ol the Race. Distance, 6 furlongs and US yards. KoU.—K penalty of 71b. is incurred hy the winner of any race ran nub««quent to the publication of
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      700 3 NOTICES. WANTED ft bookkeeper with knowledge of shop-keeping. Eurasian preferred. Apply to B. 7.. c/o Strain Time*. O.C. WANTED— An Eurasia.. S »ot m i isht overseer on the Buudi Tin mines. Apply to Guthrie A Co., Ltd, Agents. v c. ANTED for tbe ßritish North Porneo Government, a bint'
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      584 3 SHIPPING DO-CHINA BTEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED. FOE HONGKONG. THE Company's steamer I.AIBANQ, 3,469 tons, Capt Courtney, baring left Calcutta on the Ut inst., may bt expected to Arrive here on or about the [Bth idem, and will have prompt despatch for the above port. For freight or passage apply to
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS. THURSDAY, 6th AUGUST.
    877 4 The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS. THURSDAY, 6th AUGUST. Small though its consequence seem* to be.thfl news that Cardinal Sarto's election is hailed with general delight in Italy, is of great importance. It means that the Qiirinal and the Vatican are possibly becoming reconciled. The thought may be visionary, but
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    277 4 In Reuter's telegrams to-day rufornnce is made to a qensation'il journalistic case which has aroused a good deal of stir at Shanghai, where several Chinese journals of an extreme liberal type are run in the Foreign Settlement, which in out of Chinese jurisdiction. A Mixed Court, however, with foreign assessors,
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    117 4 RcMoi'it was bus. in shipping circles lac evening to the effect that war had been declared between Russia and Japan. A very thorough search for the origin of the story failed to unearth its real eource but one somewhat interesting tact transpired. A Chinese firm had reserved oarfci space for
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    7 4 To-day's 4/u>«. bank rate in l/lo ;6
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    8 4 Thb homeward mail closes at 6 a.m. to-morrow.
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    10 4 Thk See of Borneo was founded forty-eight years ago to-day.
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    15 4 Advance mail news will he found on page 2 and Pahang News 'on page 6.
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    16 4 Trb Straili Budget was published this morning a in til supplement will be issued this evening
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    23 4 This morning a Chinese co'ie was working in a sawmill at Kandang Kerbau when a log fell on his head and killed him.
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    19 4 It is asserted tua.t experiments with wireless telegraph systems in Washington prove the Slabi-Arco system to b^ the best.
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    17 4 Thk Town and Volunteer Band will play ou the 'Esptenade' to-morrow night trom 9 o'clock (weather permitting).
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    26 4 Messrs. Fraser Co. inform us that the output of tin ore from the Tronoh Mines, Ltd during July was 1,318.28 piculs, valued at |So 973 93
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    24 4 The F.M.B. yacht Meran arrived from Port Swettenham this n. miag with Mr. O. Marks, Mr. -and Mrs. Hewett and Mrs. K«nwy on board.
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    23 4 The Russian Volunteer Fleet steamer Nijni Novgorod left westward yesterday afternoon. The hie>- is due on the 1 lth from Colombo for Vladivostock.
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    27 4 The b. s. Hye beong docks for her six months' survey this week, and her sailing from Singapore on Friday the 7th inst. will therefore be missed.
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    30 4 Mk Barkibs has disposed of Cadenas, the purchaser being Mr. Alma Baker As the animal is a non-sweater Mr. Sarkies has probably used good judgment in getting rid of him.
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    34 4 Mr. W Mikkpbacb will give a practical talk on shorthand at the Y. M. C. A. on Saturday, at 8.15 p.m. All young men interested in the subject are cordially invited to be present.
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    47 4 Bankster, the winner of the big races on the first and third days at. the Penarfg meeting, has been disposed of by Mr. Schaefer to Mr. W. W. Bailey, of Klang whose colours he wore on Saturday last He landed good stakes in each of the race<_
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    43 4 The latest news from Thibet is that 4,000 priests from the LiUng lim i«nrv have determined to oust all Chinese officials fr >ra the country. Lieu, the chief mandarin of Tatsinglu, on the frontier, has taken the field with some troops against thetn.
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    43 4 Thb other day jewellery variously valued at from ticals 40,000 to ticals 164,000 was stolen from the premises of Mr. Grahlert, the Bangkok Court jeweller The Siam police have arrested two Barman* who are said to have had their finger* in the pie.
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    46 4 CxFrAiN MaiNkk I M.S. died abo'it the middle of last month, at Shanhaikwan in North China from an accident while bathing on the sea shore. He dived from the pier into shallow water head downwards and dislocation of the upper-bone of the spine resulted. Death followed.
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    54 4 A RELATED notice appears in the latest London Qnzette to hand, announcing the appointment of Captain F D. Barry, the Fife Royal Garrison Artillery (Militia), to be A DC. to Sir F. A SwetMnhAin, K C M G., the oflicer administering the Uuvemment of the Strait Settlements and their dependencies.
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    61 4 The following changes in the magisterial and prison departments are impending, and tak« eflVct on the return i mm leave of Mr. H. N. Bland, who assumes charge of the prisons. Mr. E G. Broadrck returns to the Secretariat. Mr. W. C. Michell takes up the duties of first nr./istrate
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    75 4 Volunteers 'interested in signalling may like to heat that a very compact little instrument has been invented by Colonel Howland Roberts for teaching the art and is sold by J. II Steward, London. It is of the size of an ordinary teleeraph instrument and worked in a similar manner, a
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    79 4 When the Sulttu of Johore refused 1500 guineas for Rapid Pilgrim he told the would-be purchaser that he could have him for 2<MK) guineas, but that figure was considered too high, and the son of Pilgrim's Progress is to remain in Victoria and be prepared by H Roberts for his
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    82 4 Extbnoivr metalling operations are in progress on the Railing Rortd near by the Gas Works, and certainly uot before they were needed. This road has to bear some of the heaviest traffic in Singapore and it will required to be made a good job of, otherwise a very abort time
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    145 4 Thk American cruisnrs Albany VincintKiti and Raleigh, which left yesterday afternoon, are not bound for Manila is was generally alleged prior to their nailing. A* a matter of fact they go to Hongkong and thence to Chefoo. At the latter place they will join the squadron under Admiral Ribley Evans
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      THE VICEROY OF INDIA.
      23 4 Lord Curzon's Term Extended. Itondon, 6th Augutt. Lord Cur/on's term of office at Go»ernor-(ienerul of India has been extended.
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      THE NEW POPE.
      21 4 An Immensely Popular Choice. Caritinal .Sarto's election is immensely popular in Italy. There is general rejoicing at Home
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      PRISONERS AT SHANGHAI.
      75 4 China Demands Their Heads. Mr. Balfour, replying in the House or Commons Io ;tn enquiry by Mr. Norman, stated that Sir K Satow has been telegraphically instructed that the Shanghai prisoners should not be surrenderci [The Shanghai pri»l»Stl nrv .-ertaia Chinevr jmirtiali»t< who havshSMl writing in a
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      WHITAKER WRIGHT CHARGED.
      38 4 Whitaker Wright has returned to London and km been charged at tbe (Ttiildhall Police Court with issuing a false balance sheet in connection with the Qlobe Finance Corporation. He has been released on £5,000 bail
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      MACEDONIAN OUTRAGES.
      29 4 News from Macedonia is more dis <|uieting. Two dynamite outrages have occurred at Sorovitch, on the Salonika-Monastir Railway. It is helie^-ed that a general insurrection is imminent.
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    LADIES' LAWN TENNIS CLUB TOURNAMENT.
    293 4 Yesterday's Results. i. taaar -iMiLss. Mm. .1. D. Saundcre bent Mrs. G. M. Preston B-4, 6 MIXED lli>l BLKS. 'A CLASS. Mr. and Mr- Rraddell beat Hhs WSBSaW and Mr. Hos.-. H <> 1. Mr. anil Mrs. KohertMin r.e»t Mis* Powers and <',ipt Sliarpe, ii-.1.
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    CONVENT ROOF. REPAIR FUND.
    132 4 M r. \V. H. Krizkll asks us to acknowledge the fallowing donations to tiiis Fund: Amount previously acknowledged 19 .r.9«. r .9« Mr. Noel TntWr ,o A. M. McNail .10 Mrs. A. M. Sarkies ..10 Mr. K. Ohita 10 budolf Schmidt 10 A. Diei io Amamalni
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      512 4 LATEST APVERTISfiMENTS. CALDBECK, MACGREGOR CO. (ESTABLISHED 1M4.) WINE SPIRIT MERCHANTS. LONDON, GLASGOW, SHANGHAI. HONG-KONG, AND SINGAPORE. (tPriee Jsist on Jipplieation.) tu. ih. f>. WASSIAMULL, ASSOMULL CO., Merchants, Si gapore. Teloptone Ho. 146. Warehouse, Slgfc Stwot, Ho. 1, 2, 38t i. o importers of Silk from India. China, and Japan. ALSO
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      481 4 Volunteer Conversazione 1.-MHI: THE Wnn UK THE S. V. A., S. R. E. (v). and S. V. R. WILL BE HELD AT THK DRILL HALL By Mraississ rf the Mic*r (•■aariitf!, S. V.C. Tattday, August 1 lth, 1903, at 9 p.m. ADMISSION Volunteer* (memliers of the above) may introduce Ladies
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      146 4 O. R. LAMBERT fif CO., Photojrraphers. opbk: Mreshstn Honse, (Battery Road.) On Ws«kda)s only, 8 s>m. to 6 p. m. Orchard Road. On Weekdays, 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. Oo Sundays, 8 a. m. to noon. Appointments for sittings should be made if possible beforehand. We ben to
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      9 4 PeerleSS I» an ideal food for Cream. lBl nto
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      32 4 YOUR BTRKNGTH RETUIINS For all wasting diseases, take Steams Wine. It improves Nutrition. Increases weight and strength. It is a stimulant and Nerve Tonic of the greatest value.— Sold by all chemists.
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      9 4 eerICSS V MUM infredient for tee-creun and Cream. |mdain
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      THE ROCHORE CANAL.
      245 5 To the Editor of tlie Straits Time*." Sir, I am not sure in whom the control of the liochore Canal is vested, whether in the Ciovernment or in the Municipality, but its disgraceful condition does not reflect credit on the body repponr-ihle for itt upkeep. This canal
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    A WOMAN SENT TO JAIL.
    190 5 A wekk or so ago, Sitee, a R lyanese woman employed by Mrs. Whitehead was arrested on the allegation of having stolen various articles of jewellery vahiH $295, the property of her mistress. Yesterday, the case was heard by the Bench of two Magistrates, and
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    RUBBER WHEELED RIKISHAS.
    166 5 To runin Singapore Shortly. The Singapore Jinrikisha Syndicate whicn is introducing a better type of rikisha for public hire and which has already obtained the sanction of the Municipality to charge an increased rate for the use of the better vehicle, experts to put about fifty of
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    178 5 Thb Dnyihne was und.mked at Tanjong Pag:» r at 6 a.m. on Tu..>>lsiy and the Laertes at 5 n m. the same day. Tlih 9 ri \V ingnee was to wed lrom Tanjong Rhu to Tanjxng Pagar on tbe 4 tli Aiiuust, and dry-riocked there at 3.30 p.m.
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    RAUB.
    809 5 Tbb general manager's Report tor the 4 weeks ending 18th July to the chairman and Directors of the Haub Australian 6. M. Co., Ltd., is as follows Gentlemen, I beg to submit my monthly report on your mining and milling operations. The mine measurements and assay results of prospecting
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    MOTHER-IN-LAW AND REVOLYER.
    284 5 Scaring a Wl.e. This morning, a European residing at 14, Selegie Road was arraigned before Mr. Wilkinson on tbe allegation of having last night fired off a revolver in the house indicated in a manner calculated to be dangerous to human life He was also charged with
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    LAND SALES.
    136 5 The following properties weredisposed of by auction at Powell and Cos. saleroom yesterday afternoon :—999: 999 years leasehold land and house thereon known as No. 4 China Street, Singapore, area 2,353 sq. feet, bought by S.R.M Soopramanian Chitty for 915,700. 999 years' leasehold laud an! dwelling house thereon
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    ALLEGED BREACH OF TRUST.
    149 5 On Saturday, Louis Elisa Argoud was brought before Mr. Peacock on the allegation of having committed criminal breach of trust in respect of a quantity of furniture valued at $600, the property of Ali Hamba Bernama at No. 14 1 Serangoon Koad The defendant had tenanted
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    A RAILWAY CASE.
    149 5 On the 13th ult., owing to carelessness in felling a tree on the ground known as Emerald Hill, near the railway bridge at Orchard Road, the tree fell across the railway line. This was a dangerous obstacle and had the train just then due at the spot
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    THE PALMA TROPHY COMPETITION.
    122 5 As previously briefly announced, the l'tlraa trophy was shot for at Bisley on July 11th and won by the United States hy 1,570 points against Qroat Britain'" 1 555. It seems that the British and Colonial teams were handicapped somewhat owing to the Americans using an
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    THE SWIMMING CLUB.
    61 5 The last of the three race, for the Jackson Millar Cup will be swum at the Swimming Club on Sunday next over a 200 yards' course. Launches leave Johnston's Pier at 10 and 11 a.m. As this is tne last occasion on which the old Bungalow will
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    HENLEY REGATTA.
    65 5 Tub following results Of the Henley Reeatta are given by the Indiin Field Grand Chilling* Cup: Leander Eight. Ladic* Plate Magdalen 0011 Ox. ThamA* dtp Trinity Coll., Dublin. SUmanU Cvp Third Trinity, Cam. Vintor* Cup: University Coll Oxon Wyfold* (F.turs) Kingston R. C Silver Q-MsU (pairs) Victoria R
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    S C.C. LAWN HOWLING TOURNAMENT.
    70 5 Tuesday's Play. Springs beat Withers. Wednesdays Play. SINGLES. McKemie tar, beat A. J. Mac Donald, 7, 21-13. Tie. for To-day. White 3 r. Tiitchard 5. DOUBLIS. s D'Courcy and Hill- 6 0. Thornton and Caldwell 4. Ties (or To-morrow. SINGLES. beaui lerrk ser. 0. Moutgomerie
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    100 5 Thk telephone has become an article of our civilisation, and some people are said even to make love through its agency. If so, let the lovers beware. Sometimes when you have been hard at work listening to honeyed words tbe speaker's or speakertss's voice seems to recede into the distance.
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    107 5 In bankruptcy this morning, before Mr. Justice Hyndman-Jone9, Mr. Van Someren applied for the discharge of Rudolph Lambert. The application was cr&nted, the Official Assignee asspntine. It was stated that a dividend of it per cent, had been paid, and that an additional 10 per cent would he paid. There
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    607 5 SINOAFOEI, 6TH AUfiOST, ltOl. PRODUCE. Qaabler buyers 1 8 .5« Conn B«ll 7.60 do PoatUMk I ->■ Pepp«r, Black buyer* 33.50 do White, (6%) H 61.00 Bago Flow Sarawak 3.95 do Brunei No. 1 n Pearl 8»ko 6.90 Coffse, Ball, 15% basis 1« 60 Coffee, Palembtnc, 90% basis.- -'7.0"
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      75 5 If y father had a severe case of pleurisy, and was compl«tel\ prostrated. His physician treated bim with all the skill at hie command, but the patient only appeared to glow worse. We fiun.lv resorted to the use of Javne's Expectorant with th« most happy r. suit*, fora few bottles
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      10 5 I vEvIvSS An economical evaporated milk thoroughly Cream. iteri d
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      128 5 A Strong Statement. ftHAMBRKLAIVg COLIC AND DIARRH(E\ RRMEOY has been tbe means of wiving more humn lires and r- lievin^ more pain and Buffeting thtn any other medicine in tbe wo-ld There are thousand* of home* that always keep a bottle in their medicine chests for there is no telling
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      40 5 G. Otomune Co., RAFFLES PLACE. Japanese Curio and General Stores. Wholesale and Retail Dealers. Mways in stock a large assortment OK High Class Curios AND Modern Artwork OK Japan. Inspection and Correspondence Cordially Invited. G. Otomune Co. Telephone No. 905.
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      690 5 AUCTION SALES. AUCTION 84LE OF HOTEL FURNITURE, Ac, To be held at the Adelphi Hotel, Coleman Street Saturday, Sth Augnut, 190:1, vi i :!0 p.m CVRVED teak sideboard wth l»rg mirror piue!<; la r ge pier glissns in massive frames, vilnable oil pointing., dining tables, pankih-t, Uwool elixirs, hat and
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      167 5 DAY BY DAY. Thursday, 6th August. High Water. 9.17 p.m. L. L. T. C. Tournament. 8.V.A. Signalling. 9. IS. Philharmonic Orchestra. $.30. Friday. 7th August. High Water. 10.36 vm. l't.O p in P. < homeward mail closes, b. 8.C.C. Football. SWA. Lecture. 6.15. S.V.R.. S V K. Recruits Drill. 5.15.
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    PAHANG NEWS.
    497 6 Kuala Lipir, '.Hit July. Two Malays, named respectively L.ong bin Saraah and Uda bin Samad. c.c tried before Mr. Owen, the Senior Magistrate, on the 29th July, for the m rder in May of another Malay named Musa. The Assistant Commissioner ot Police, Mr. Sumner, prosecuted the risonern
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    53 6 TusNawYork correspondent %^^^k Melbourne Argu* estimates Rockefeller's wealth at i'lO't'^'^H iis son and heir conducts hooi class at Kifth-avpnu&tfi^Brat Church. The World's Work "^razarine recently stated that the' older Ilockpfeller's only pleasure in life is hcoamul ititvj moneys He awns 60 per -t-nt of theSran^Ukfcl Oil Trust stock, j^ lafge
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    104 6 ;ai. dispatch to the HeraU. from Room, dated 19th inst says: The Ivinn and Queen of Italy, who were thrown from their automobile by its rattling into a tree, were more seriously in and than was thought at first They ire not, however, in any danger, and btynad hruisos and
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    139 6 9CMM months ago Singapore was ••..iite«l hy Hti Irish Buddhist prie-t, l r Dhammaloka. He was the pre*idrnt of ;t society for promoting ouddhisin and is now president of the international Buddhist Young Men's Association, which has its headquarters ■n Tokyn, Japan. Somebody in :*anjroon has bow written the Bangkok
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      90 6 Drivers and Firemen All Agree. A ni V ÜBtonierß writes Will ./X BtaphCMOll, of Hamilton, N'.S.'.V., re unnnimous in their praise of Cbaml">rUin'» remedies. The drivers and firei i.-ii on the north n line all agree that no tiutv box is complete without a bottle of Oharnberliiin"BColie,Cholera,audDiarrh<»a Hemudy." Tbesd men
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      166 6 NOTICES. Restaurant. Ji. van XVijk. ORCHARD ROAD. TELEPHONE NO. 726. OPPOSITE FORMER BUILDINGS. RE-OPENED. Rcomy, airy saloons for Tiffins and Dinners. The whole day dishes a la carte, all kinds of Bt-veragea Ice-creams. Soda-creams, Cocktails. Tiffin $1. Dinners $1 .50. Arrangements per month at very moderate rates. The undersigned invites
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      906 6 NOTICES. Singapore and Kranji Railway. From July 16th, 1903, and until further notice. WEEK DAYS. SUNDAYS. AM. AM A.M. AM. P.M. F.M. P.M. P.M. P.M A M \M. A.M. A.M. P.M. PM. P.M. P.M. P.M Singapore rf..7.00 7.45 10.00 11.80 32.30 4-10 5.15 6.40 ..*M JM 9!JO 10.45 12 10
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      746 7 The Borneo Company, Ltd. TUX Statute iMiun I Norwich Union Kuo Insoimao* SoaMj. Atlas A«nnr«oos Comply (Fire), rhe Eiiui'able Life Ajsumnoe Sooiety. rh« Chin* Mutual Bt«un Navigation oomp»nj rhe Tottenham U««r Beer Company. PANT. LIMITED. Agents. STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. p a Steam Navigation FOR <lll\i. J VPi*. FEA'*««. (EYLI)V, Vlsrß\Hl. IMMI,
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      709 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES, Koninklijke Paketvaart Maatsciiappij. Under contract witn loe Netneriaods India <4or<irncpent. «i B**fp<trt: Jßhjp Aqwot. latb J. Dabbdbls A Oo^ o r *\Q w ATibe undermentioned date* are only appro»"nai« Steamer From Expected Will be f>««p* Vihed for s 0.0 Daf'idfU Soerabaia Augt 8 Bawean, So^rtbaia, Bandjermassin, Kota Baroe,
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      696 7 Austrian Lloyd's Steam Navigation Company. Usi'Kß Mail CoirrEAOT with th« ACBTRIAH GOTSRNIIINT. The following are the dates on which the Company's steamer* may be expected to arrive and sail from here Outward. Hombward. luas. Arrives. 1003 Sails. \Erth .Front 'Marquit F'nVnand Bept. 5 I Bacquthem Sept 1 I Via Hongkong
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      552 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. lorddßnMßr Lloyd, firemen Coast Lines, STEAMERS OF THE OOAST FLEET. Tons Reg. Toss Rag. SUllin 2478 Phra Sang 1603 Pttehabun 2191 Uaehew 1600 Varuiukan 2111 Phra C. Klao 1668 Borneo 2100 P.ChuiaC.K. 1868 VohticKang 2040 Deli 1394 Pt'Uanu^^ 3019 TaicMow 186W Paknatn 2004 JTonp £w 1369 Tangli-n i«»
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      556 7 STEAMSHIP* COMPANIES JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP CO LTD. A regular FORTNIGHTLY service is maintained between Japan and Europe by tbe following NEW 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 or First and
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      474 7 INSURANCE COMPANIES. rpjJE QUEEN IHBU RANCH OOMfAAY ■ow m nam m rm ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY Home Offlces QrrißN Insoranoi Buildup P. Lrr««if i>ot. The undersigned, Agent* fcr the almsCompany, are prepared to take riski »t current rates. HOOOLA VPT A On TRANSATLANTIO F'RE INSUKAJTOr 00., OF HAMBURG. NOKTH GERMAN FIRK
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      1470 8 v I .iit tiiis head ing the following abbreviations arp used i str. h learner gh. r. suiip l>i|.— barque sell. schooner; Yet. V(k i t;(;ru Cruignr; Gbl Cunboat: Tor. j Tornado; H.n.— Horse- power: Brit. Bri»,hl. i 8. i Dlltd Suit Kcli.— French: Ger -German; l)ut.—
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      527 8 Same, port, probable date of arrieai and name oj ageni*. A. £xelmani>. Marseilles, Aug M. (<orate. A>M)Bsinia, Hamburg, Auk 10 Behn Meyer Agamemnon, Liverpool. Aug 31 Mansfield \l oiii. Bombny. Aug; Borneo Coy. Alicante, Manila, Aug 9|; Barlow. Annum, Colombo, Bept 1 1 M Maritimes. Aparima. Calcutta, Aug
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      MAILS CLOSE.
      100 8 For Her iteamer 'A»ir. To-Mobbow. Europe via ports Coromandel fl a.m. Bangkok Paknam a m. S'baya and Samarang Van lmho/f 1 1 a.m. T. Anson and Penang Mathilde 3 p.m. Yokohama and Kobe Pejna 3 p.m. Ampanan Macassar Wilh'lm 4 p.m. Hongkong and Japan Kindlon 4 pm. .-»»TI
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      MAILS TO ARRIVE.
      146 8 From Europe— By the P. 40. s. s. (hxman due on the 9th August, with dates to the 17th July. From China— By the P. O. s.s. Coro--a id' l dne on the 7th August. une 19th N. O. L. July 18th une 32nd M. M. July
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    ARRIVALS.
    183 8 H Flag 5 Vmskl's Nan*. A Toss Captain From Mailed Coa-bioskbs. Q Big. Aug 6 Lai poors Brit str. iMl'I Windebank Swatow July '> Routtesd and Co. fi Wurzhurj; fW utr 824tt 'Rrinzer Hongkong July 3l Kehn Meyer A Co. 6R. Sc-hirf Baioe J)nt str. W Nacodah Hliio Aug
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    CLEARANCES.
    130 8 Datk. Vessel's Name. Tu^a k. Rio. Tons. Dmt-xatiox. ue 6 Yangtpze 6 Chieng Mai /weenn Kedang Onphne 4 Flevo H Kt-iiVnt SchiH 7 Curumauilel 6 Koran* 6 Hok Tjioe 6 Kian Ann 6 Hong Wan 6 Banks 6 Qanymede 6 Venetin «M Perumg t in Hallatt. itrit,cir. 414H Lirerponl
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      85 8 K. A. J CHOTIRMALL Co. JEWELLERS and SILK MERCHANTS, 51-52, HIGH STREET. On account of Exchange rising, we have reduced the prices of all our goods. Silk goods, Silver ware, all kinds of Indian, Chinese, Japanese goods, Japanese makings, Carpets, &c. K. A. J. CHOTIRMALL Co. HOTEL DER NEDERLANDEN BATAVIA
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      489 8 BEBKEFELD HOUSE Jl I 111 2 M1 SETS FILTEB 1% I 5 Pieces, jjood hard *f» BB WM glazed ware, To hold 21 »nd 4 gallon. handsome floral Qf\n(]/\|^^ IpV» ll c ee<B-2Be e<B-2B 200 NOVELS 3O colonial novels G lare Glasses These are paper backs good read- These are
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      35 8 WEATHER T'L^GR*'?. CE. S. A. A C. Telegraph C'.wipt.ny. I 4th Aui.ist. HOyoRONO.— Barometer 29 7*. Direction of Wind S S.E. Force of WinH Max. Temp in Shade 84. MANILA:— 7.S7 W.S.W. 4. 29. 26.
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