The Straits Times, 6 June 1906

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    15 1 The Straits Times NO. 22.055 THE STRAITS TIMES. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 6. 1906. PRICE lU CUNTS.
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      289 1 BESIDES our Famous "de Dion" Cars, we are in a position to quote and book orders for any of the following CARS: AJtGYLL CABS 3ERPOLLET CARS STAB CABS PEUGEOT CARS BROTHERHOOD CABS RENAULT CARS MINKKYA CABS COSMO CABS FLORENTIA C.\i;s ETC. ETC. ETC. Any of the above catalogue* can l>e
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      261 1 The RecoKnised Headquarters of the Army, Navy and Tourist*. THE ADELPHI HOTEL A tir-t II tad in ninjpimia BpUndid nittmtioii. All modam eonforts. Paaa, < all Ball Bay] French Butiard*. La« n Tasnis < lotntt*. Charges Strictly Moderate WAVERLEY HOTEL ■'ill. //,•/'-.';>■/•/. Sih'jn;to~s- Healthy Position. Pmdcli and German Cuisine and
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      262 1 LATEST ADVERTISMENTS. TO BE LET From July Ist, 1906. the newly built and desirable busiiiexii premises, at present occupied by Messrs. Watts Co No. 20 Stamford Roa<*. For further particulars, apply on the premises. i MM LACE STORE 170, ORCHARD ROAD. Large and varied stock of Laces, Nottingham, Valenciennes, Irish
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      151 1 Robinson Co SUPERIOR dt*^T SUPERIOR FOOTBALL jfl^ f\ FOOTBALL BOOTS j$ P.00T3 $5,00 I 1"'I 1 i >air %teßMMj^j^f $o«00 v Footballs and Football Boots as Supplied to all THIS LOC^T-, CLUBS ROBINSON'S Goal Finder M l4;^k !^m6 Best Association Match Balls ..jL- Best Rugby IV^atch i ails ROBinsrsoir &>
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      27 1 WEATHER TELEGRAMHONGKONG.— ->th Jmm— I i-.m. Barometer 29.72. Direction of Wind iai.m. Force of Wind 0. Max. Temp in Shade rt'2. UAXtUL—mk 757 M.I, 1 82 27
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    Rubber Planting and Tapping.
    607 2 A planting expert who has just visited the F.M.S. favours tlie -Ceylon Observer with the following advice as to planting and tapping. Even taking into consideration the increased expense, baskets are distinctly proferablc to stumps. Opium still varies greatly as to what is the harf distance
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    American News.
    139 2 Wii.liiiiirti.n. May 84. United States manner were called on .n Panama to prcv>iu i us trouble. The marines are patrolling the canal. A .stiong movement has been set on fii.t tli it km for itt object the deportation of the anarchists. Students of the iiiimiip":it'.oii laws associated with
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    107 2 MgM .ire ii t wanting that Americans in general are beginning to grow very tinj of th Philippines. The fact that the Filipinoi refused to be happy under Aiiu'l'can rule mystifies and annoys AmCMNM, They cannot understand tli s woeful lack of appreciation and ;:n opPOTtWUtj for gracefully surrenderitiir UM
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    JEWELLERY.
    1838 2 Marked Advances in the Art Until towards the cad of the nineteenth century jewellery, from the point oi view of art, seemed to be of very little account in Britain. It had come to be taken for granted that English jewellery was very good and very solid. It was
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      779 2 Ships and Steamers. P. &0. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. Par China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Bfypt, Mediterranean Porto, Plymouth and London. Through Bills of Lading issued for China Coast. Persian Gulf, Continental, and American Pork. Steamers will leave Singapore on or about Mail Line. Outurard (for China). Delta 9
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      661 2 Honlnklljke Paketvaart MaatschapplJ. Under contract with the Netherlands India Government. Agenu at Singapore Ship Aoekct, late J. Daeki>i:lk Co., 2-3 Coixter Qcat. The undermentioned dates are only approximate Steamer From Exp'ted Will be desfsUhed for Sptelman Billiton June SBillitcn, Batavia, Java-coast, Samarang, Soerabaia, Boeleleng, Makassar, Boeroe,, Amboiua, Piroe. Wahaai, Gani,
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      494 2 HANBURO-AMERIKA LIN lE. HAMBURG. The steamers of this Company maintain a regular service between Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, and Rotterdam, and the Straits, China, and Japan. Homewards, they are despatched fortnightly for Havre and Hamburg and once a month for Bremerhaven direct, calling at Peuang aud Colombo. The arrivals of the
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      627 2 N.Y.K. JAPAN HAIL STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd A regular FORTNIGHTLY service is maintained between Japan and Europe by the following NEW TWIN SCREW STEAMERS, Under Mail Contract with the Imperial Japanese Government, specially designed for the Company's European Bervice, lighted throughout by Electrictity, provided with excellent accommodation for First and Second
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    SHIPPING IN PORT.
    86 3 Under this heading the following abbreviation! are nsed str. steamer; ah. ship; bq; —barque sch. schooner Yet. Yacht Cru. Cruiser Got.— Gunboat Tor.— Torpedo j H.p.— Horse-power Brit. British U.S.— United States Fch.— French Ger —German Dut.— Dutch Ital. Italian Span.— Spanish Sar. Sarawak G.c. General-cargo; d.p.
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    Men-of-War.
    62 3 Moomtont, H. M. tug boat. Capt Mellar, 13tb Apl. From Colombo, 4th Afl.— U.— B. Mati. Sea Belle, Light-house tender, 48 tons registered, 39 crew, 100 h.rv Naoodah, 12th Dec. from Malacca, Hth Dec. Colonial Government. Rds. Sea Mew, Govt. str. 500 tons, displacement, 35 crew, 700 h.p. Commander
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    Vessels which have Previously
    842 3 arrived, and are still in Port. Arcadia, Ger. str. MM tons, Capt Hildebraudt, 4th June. From Hongkong, 30th May. G.c. Behn Meyer* Co. For Europe, U.—Rds. Heevhley, Brit. str. 2.454 tons, Capt Forsyth, Mh May. From Newcastle. 31st Mar. Coal Mansfield and Co. I,— Dock VhnkraUmgt.
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    VESSELS EXPECTED
    654 3 Same, port, probable date of arrival, and name of agentt. Steamers. Acilia. Hongkong, July 4 Behn Meyer Alesia, Hamburg, Jane 38 Bebn Meyer. Andalusia, Hongkong, Ju!> 19; Behn Meyer Arcadia, Hongkong. July 5 P. A O. Atholl, London, Jnly 9; Paterson Simons. Austria, Trieste, July 9; Rantenberg Ayuthia,
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    LIST OF PASSENGERS.
    344 3 Per P. O. b. s. Japiin from London April 28, doe 2nd June— Mr. H. Crittien.|Lieot. L. K. Leeson, Mr. Yonder Pfordteu. Mr. T. Mini Mr. Harrison. Mi« L. Phillips. Per P. A O. s. Britannia, connecting wwh the steamer Delta at Colombo, from Londnii May 11,
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    34 3 Mr. I'rkntk'E, the well-known Rteplerhaxe rider, was riding Old Pal in the Spring Handicap Steeplechase at Alderxhot when bis mount came down heavily. Mr. Prentice received such severe injuries that be died almost immediately.
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    The Boom in Tin
    586 3 Demand <>realer than the Supply Tin has become to-day a metal in which widespread interes. is being taken says the Pall Mall Gazette." Its price is approaching £200 a ton, whereas a year ago it was no more than £138, and it has even been so
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    Rubber Exports
    184 3 Ceylon and Straits rubber exports are rapidly increasing, Ceylon ones far beyond double the export up to the corresponding dak- last yiar, says the Ceylon Observer." Ol May'Jlst m [905 Ctylon sent away 39,770 lb. rubber: to the same date of 1906 the export was three times this
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    110 3 The most representative national oOBfcrence of religious denominations that has ever been held met at London on 9th May, and resolved to make a concentrated effort to secure a better observance of Sunday. King Edward authorised the Archbishop of Canterdury (the Rt. Hon. and M.ist Rev. Dr. Randall Davidson) to
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      750 3 Ships and Steamers. N. D. L NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD Imperial Qarman Mall Line The fast and well known mail n earner- of this Company sail fortnightly from BremenHamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southamp ton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (connection Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria, and vice \ersa) Por Said, Snez, Aden, Colombo, Penang, Singapore, Hongkong,
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      655 3 C.P.R. Canadian Paoifio Railway Company's Royal Mail Steamahip Line. THE FAST ROUTE BETWEEN CHINA, JAPAN, AKD EUROPE, VIA CANADA, AND THE UNITED STATES. Route from Hongkong via Shanghai, Nagasaki (Inland Sea of Japan), Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria and Vancouver. Twin Screw Empress Steamships 6,000 Tons— Speed 19 knots. PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM
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      44 3 VESSELS ADVERTISED TO SAIL. Fremantle via ports, Charon, on 10th June, Man .field East Coast ports. Ban Whatt Hin, alternate, Saturdays and Wednesdays. Penang via porta, Kutui every Wednesday, Port Swettenham via port* Penang on Thursdays, and Malacca on Saturdays, 8. S. 8. Co.
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  • Obituary
    DEATHS
    49 4 Haibh.— On the Mb of May., at Bangkok, of I cholera, Maxwell K.lniuiul" 1-rtdeiuk. Royal Siamese Forest Service, tilth son of the lnte (apt. T. C. Baird, Dorset Regt. Hill.— On the Ist of May, Gerald Edwin Hull. A.M.1.C.K., late BBBHaat Engineer of Baaam, India. aa*d M years.
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    The Straits Times PRICE 10 CENTS. WEDNESDAY, 6th JUNE.
    748 4 The Straits Times PRICE 10 CENTS. WEDNESDAY, 6th JUNE. A whisi-ki:. faint, but still a whisper, has reached Singapore that promotion may he offered to Sir William Taylor, before very long. That His Kxcellency deserves promotion, though the transition would be one of some rapidity, nobody will deny. It has
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    347 4 A..MN aud again, do ships wander from I their OOUaat, and the steersmen are blamed and nyatifled. These know that they act to the best of their ability and. naturally, HBM current or inset of a tide as the caise of their error in navigation. Vet the influence at work
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    257 4 As will be seen in another column, au Arab has beei. prosecuted by -.he Postmaster(ieneral on a charge of smuggling letters iuto the Colony and has been convicted and lined 120 for the offence. The fine was cheerfully paid by the defendant, the reporter remarks, but \vt do not altogether
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    121 4 As a sign of the times, these terrible times, it may be noted that Detective Sergeunt Dowling has withdrawn from the Colonial Police and secured au appointment as Inspector of Police in the Federated Malay states, where he will be able, it is said, to obtain better pay than has
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    111 4 Thk boycott of Sikh watchmen audcharioteers is becoming more pronounced in Singapore, and trouble looms ahead. We regret to hear this, and again would warn the Chinese towkays to drop their attitude of hostility not only to the Sikhs but indirectly to the law A deputation of the Sikhs has
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    10 4 Thk sale by auction of Fanning Island lias been withdrawn.
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    9 4 Thk Str.iiU Budget will be published to morrow morning.
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    15 4 Maioii .1. K. Stvxfkld. It. G. A., is taken on the strength of the Command.
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    19 4 Liki-t. .1. H. Wyhergh of the Sherwood Foresters has been promoted to be Captain, vice W. K. Friend, seconded.
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    25 4 Tin death is announced of Mr. (irosveuor (•raeme. who was a gentleman rider in Ceylon in the coffee days. He was ."i7 yean of age.
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    21 4 Thk Cambridge I'niversity Senate has again voted in favour of the retention of Greek iv the Previous ("Little Go") Kxamiua attm
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    23 4 Lokd BaMBBMU is to give a story containing his account of the Garter Mission to Japan, which will be issued by Messrs. Maemillau.
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    33 4 l.iK.i nun Ci. L. M la C. Fii.lkk. H. G. A., is granted leave of abnence on private affairs from 20th of May to Kith of Novem tier, l'.XHi. to proceed to Knglaud.
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    32 4 i mi, to the bad condition of the Lawn Tennis Courts on the Singapore Cricket Club ground they are closed, and there will be no pi ly on them until further notice.
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    74 4 On Sunday afternoon a Chinaman living at Thomson Road was surprised pu returning to his abode to find a burglar lansackiug the place. The luirkmj seized the thief, and a struggle ensued the burglar being eventually overpowered with the assistance of the neighbours. He was handed over t<> a police
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    21 4 Thk Berlin Reichstag has declined to vota the Colunial Secretary's salary protesting that he has lualadministered affairs in German South-west Africa.
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    28 4 Tiik steamer City of York caught fire, at Tilbury the other day and had to be scuttled. Her cargo included 7,000 packages from Ceylon and .'(00 from India.
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    25 4 Uirlin rtjHirtsthat (iermany has eoneludcd au agreement with Great Britain similar to the agreements with other Powers concerning the protection of trade marks in China.
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    32 4 Mh. M. L\nk, Town Surveyor. Kiuta. has, says the IMM <•/ Maltfrn, resign. -d his appointment to take up another iv Sing aporc. Mi. Lane will cease duties at the end of June.
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    34 4 A Btfl in tin office of Mr. Joseph Latter, a millionaire, at Chicago, has been broken open by L..rglars by means of explosives. The robbers si cured .£2O,<HX> sterling, and :t number of bonds.
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    28 4 A anCIAI telegram to the Calcutta F.mjliithiiiaii, dated London, May 22nd. states that the Colonial Conference is summoned for the l.'ith April, 1907. Fiscal proposals may be submitted.
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    30 4 Thk Allahabad Pioaja»r > l London corresl«ondcnt wires that Keuter denies the Wai-hai-Wei reports, and says that there has been uo question of British withdrawal and that no negotiations are progressing.
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    37 4 Aim; undergoing repairs to her hull the s.s. BweMff left Victoria Dock. Tanjo'ig Pagar, this morning. It will be ren.eml>crcd that while on a voyage from Australia to Singapore recently she struck arock in the Wctta passage.
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    36 4 Thk Chinese merchants iv li nang have remitted «17..">0.;, through their representative. Leung Lok Hing, to the Kwong Van Charitable Institution at Canton as the first payment for the first instalment for the Canton-Hankow Railway shares.
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    43 4 Monaki h. the untameable lion belonglag to Banaatom'l Circus, died nt Colombo on May 21st fatal suddenly as foul play was suspected a /<". i* „u>rt< was |xi furni. d. but failure of the action of the heait pioved to have caused its death.
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    9 4 Thk I'ussiau transport Qrigorg ilarck arrived from Vladivostok. yesterday,
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    29 4 r.ait, lot Odessa. She has on board 00 offic is aud 2.077 soldiers. The (lute ol h, r depatnre is jncertain. The GWawj Morvk is anchored in the roads.
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    39 4 tvihoon caused much damage in the Nland of Luzon, Philippines the other day. The fisheries of Ma nla suffered heavily too. as l.*> of the large tinh weirs outside the kaaabwatat were totally destroyed. The shipping eaoaaeri w. 11.
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    53 4 An office: of the (.iurman Legation <tuanl I bread his way through the Baa of polios, in order to M-e lbs Kmperor in I'ekine; mi his way to the Temple of Heaven, and when stopped by a constable out liim with liis svvoril: the incident is tin- -übj« t of
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    58 4 Tin oflieial inquiry into tlie wreck of the Boaaka steamer K**an near Culotha Har boar, bringi ODt the dangerous natnrt of na\-igation on the coast there, and the advisability of keeping well within the three mile limit. The Master of the /i»:»» and his otricers state that vhe Wfaek «TM
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    61 4 Thk 1 i net of India reporta an mlisanliiiaij oaaa of "mti an namaji taken iilaee at Ci'.\v!i|H>re. A young Hindu widow, ivho had tecratly left her home. waa HatMIVIHxi li.i'.ning lii'rself to death in a dmibberv. bef jaws hound as for l.nrial and lier garniiiits Htacatad with aetoatae 00.
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    55 4 Thk .lournal of Tropical Hediciue con ■ratiilates Dr. Daniels upon his IkmiU. Otmrrcntiont On Federated Mnlag Siaiet mß»ri-beri, which, it snvs. i- Modal of ■iaHtUk literary effort, .mil one which i knowledge of beri Imi i to-day accurately before us. Dr. Daniels was late Director. Institute to\ Medic;il H. search.
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    59 4 A\ Arab named Mohiimod WM \esurdav prosecuted by Mr. Not 1 TluHur, the I'ost master* ieneral for smuggling twenty-four unstamped letters into the Colony. Mr. Scott lined the man MO dollars which ha cheer fully paid, and ordered Ibu le.tcis to Ix handed to the Tost < liliue authorities. They
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    81 4 MlllHM. H UULTOII Co.'s London Chrouopa) show continues to dr.tw houses nightly at the big tent at Beach Road. The new programme has taken well. Baaidai a number of excellent pioturos, the Company are also showing Kusso-Jai>anese wax sei nes. which are claimed to he from photographs takenby Mr..l. Hosenthal
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    71 4 Tn show that the Straits Steam Ship Co.. Ltd.. an; moving witli the times complete electric Unlit installation has just been added to s.s Bajtpho. Electric bun and lights have been littei\ in the saloon itml cabins, giving comfort and pleasure to the travelling public, who will no doubt apjircciate
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    77 4 i In April lust, a Malay OOMtablc deserted the Joliure Police FoSM carrying with him his I'.iliic necusttarips. Eta MM data ttntl witli the aiti of thn Johoru belt and whistle began to iniprrwui.iif tho Local police He m apprehended ami -jot a month's iinpri■mum nt. While in priaos wraofljaeaeafei
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      Japanese Crews Entertained
      31 4 1,,,,1. glfafHW ~>tli :>,r,i. b,/ i:.,,t,r t.m t The entertainment of the crews of tin Japanese war vessels at Portsmouth eon tinues. and festivities aie taking place d.uly
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      Serious Results of Bomb Explosion
      36 4 The Madrid ..Iticials arc reticent, but it is stated that up to now U persons ha\. h. n killed and others are dying from the eff< 0t» of the bomb explosion.
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      New Judgeship for China
      43 4 fcVr'aJ Bimmmfcrt nth l),l\l. If Urutrr !).K) The House of Hepicscntativcs iv Wanhing ton hale passed :> Bill 10l establishing :i United States district judgeship ia China. This court will lie held annually at Shan g'uai. Hankow. Tientsin, and Canton.
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      Another Earthquake at Frisco
      29 4 There w.isan earthquake in S.tu FranCM on Monday night. Nodumug was done. Barcelona when Moral the BBaMabl lodged, aad asveraJ Snamhiat professors there have arrested.
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      Anarchist Professors Arrested
      11 4 The Direct.. i of the Modern School it
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      The would-be Assassin Identified.
      26 4 The poUaa Maori that they lam established the fact that aforatwae the perpetrator at the bomb outrage on King Alfonso in I'aiis.
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    Town and Volunteer Band.
    25 4 Til Town an. l VolnnU-er Hand will nlas at the Ksplanad. on Thursday the 7th instant from 8-80 (in., weather permitting,
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    47 4 Tm swedisi, traveller, Dr. Bvea Hedia. lias arrived at Simla alter a six inoullis journey from Ti. -bi/.ond Ui Qoetta. He I I Hussian inlluen. c |.redoininanl in North) n Persia and Itritiah intensts stnmyly protected, and w. II n-preseiited. in Teli.-Kin aud Southern P> I ilia
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    129 4 ll\ Sunday evening a Chinese intruder was found in a hume belonging to another Chinaman, aln.i i t.i\ inilcalunf liukit Tiiuah Koad. helping him.* ll to mob. valuable^ an OaaM in his «n»y. When discovered hti attacked tho OOClipattt ami manle<l uiui badly about th. UinaU. lie was. however, oTerpowerad,
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      480 4 I.ATEST ADVERTISHMENTS. «|>] S/TIATION v:i!ii<-d 1... Uaropaaa on jjantat f. stn'U-. m.-iin^r nfMriema «,tl, in .iiihls. Ai>|>l\ I 11. 1... ...'>■""•'" JV.-7 lO>T (iii tii>::iiiii Mh> Gold »nd Diamond v AWAB STKIH.r ll.'A R»xO |»(j\ OWf. U)vV AUCTJON SALE OF VALUABLE TOWN rin HT.HTV -i-. I!. 1.. OogUanJ Co,'*. Hart.
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      131 4 'HE LONDON CHIORO&BAPH S Show Direct from the EMPIRE. I (Leicester Square) London. t: s Wo-Tiigbt'.ioo-Tlig&t!! ENTIRE Chang* 1 of pcogisinme Both Shows Ist 7.30 and 9.15 Hamilton Co., Proprietors. ■2470 -5 < Sid i^T hi o B J L WILSON Co.'s PHOTOGRAPHS IM W KNoWI.EDOKD TO BK The Best
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      205 4 The Duff Development Co., Ltd. Si viiuhv oi aoU won l.v Prospecting Dredojt dnrfaaj the mouths .>t J Kehrnaiy. March. April, and May. l'.HXi. ox. dwt. ;.'rs. ■lanuary iii Small return d ainjj .lannary doe to flood season. IVhrnaiN 70 Ii IS I ntil 24th Keh. i.v y. Dredge was
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  • Waiter's Telegrams.
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      American Meat Scandal.
      35 5 it. ;i. .it Bfa#qMtw*i D.r.i U Bwifcr HMjMR Details ofCouiinissionei Neill's report on UM meat packinghouses scandal at Chicago; which accoinm.n President ;Roosevelfs message on 111 s ihj.-ct to Congress are minseating.
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      Horrif ing Revelations
      85 5 Accumnlati.. n of tilth in the packing houses mal.e uulosis extremely prevalent among I w employees who expectorate onthcrtoo: wliich is littered with waste. serans. and trii;imiiii,'s of meat. These are subsequently collected and converted into meat products. In view of tlii' horrifying revelations about tin conditions
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      Arab Rebels Rising.
      38 5 Arab rebels on the Tigris fired on a British st.,,iuei ami made many holes in her' There WON no casualties on board. The authorities are powrless to suppress the rising awing to lack of troops.
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      Obituary
      7 5 Sir Charles T\ nuaiit is dead,
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      Carnarvon's New M. P.
      19 5 Mr. Ellis Mavis lias been returned, unopfr. sed~for~Cariiiirvon. B 5 replaces Mr Brya Baaarta |L).
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    Death of a Far East Journalist.
    248 5 Thk .leatli ot Mr. TfcoaMM Oowaß, journalist, is reported from Tokyo. l v'was s, yean ago ooaaw^ail wltt the Hongkong fefcwra/iSand was later one of th. founder* d the iianiU Tim**. Ha then went to Shanghai where be edited the now del met Shanghai
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    A Dishonest Cabin Bay
    191 5 Petflr David, Tamil kad ex-aacond boy on lxwrd the s.s. Zeitla became tired of his engagement and made up his mind to leave the ship. On tin way flown from Rangoon In \.as w a time in ■ttendanrM <»> Mr. F. L. Stokes a liaHMlimill Vteiwanls.
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    Possession of Morphia
    159 5 W-tcrdav morning. 11 Chinaman appeared palilN Mi. C <n on .1 charge ai 'laving ill m- paaMMioa 4.s:t gcaiaa of innrwMa liis|Mctor Wilson said tii.it this man had been found with tlii- quantity of morphia in hi* |>ossession on hoard the -.v l'n-,,1;. 1, it w.ik n,.t
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    HUNT CLIB GYMKHANA
    61 5 Tup prautiMUK f»r tin- aventi In tin ihw (iyuikhaiut W itoufl on briskly in iha Badj mornings »t tl» Etace Conrw. Judging b; tlieentnei wliich aw very l>iy ladeed, the .u't.-iiionii should b* gMkt MOM Tlu"V. rair should prove intcivstinn an the aflban of Btorwoodi and tlu-
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    MAD BULL'S ESCAPADE
    355 5 Seven Hour's Exciting Chase. Shoktly before eleven o'clock yesterday morning a young bullock broke lose in the yard of the Municipal Abattoirs, whilst the process of branding was going on, and charged around the compound several times. By its infuriated manner it was judged to be mad.
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    Escaped from Prison.
    289 5 On the 19tb ultimo, long term prisoners Teo Sang and Neo Cheng retirexl to rest with th* other prisoners, their cells being on the second floor so that they were near the roof. Kventually Teo Sang and Neo Cheng removed the ventilation grating and escaped from i-ells.
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    Strenuous Denial
    185 5 Last Thursday night. Houg Heng Keng was selling porridge in Lin Kng Bea I^aue. Hnr Chnali approached him and demanded money. The vendor encjiiirc-d why he should •_;i\r bfaa money and the man said it was for the (wilice. "Apprehensive that refusal might lead to tronble. the itiuirant
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    A Returned Banishee
    144 5 Tan Xi Heng was banished from the 'olany in MOO, hut not long ago he returned. He. however. \v:is soon in the hands of the police iiyain. He was brought Man Mr. (cihnan a week Bflßi Chief Detective Ins l>ector ISinu in- produced the records, relating to
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    Raid on the Tanglin "Boys."
    46 5 l)s Momlay.^^B*"* Dickson. with 11 /loom- of |».li<^HH<' a raid ou No. 14s Orchard l.'oa^H up twenty of the Hylani -^H ■|.loy.-.l by Europeans of the <li-i^H youuu sparks were arraiyn. J^H ■x'for. Mr. Scott for il'.iuk^H howa, Mr. Scott in^H
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    THE COURT OF REQUESTS.
    850 5 An Unanswered Question A plaintiff created some amusement in the Court of Requests yesterday by insisting upon putting a certain objectionable question to the defendant while the latter was in the witness box, despite frequent assurances from the Commissioner that the question had no bearing on
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    A Pretty Wedding
    164 5 Reutens— d'Almeida A PKKTTY wedding was cele'orateil at tha Cathedral of the Good Shepherd on Monday morning when Miss Grace Darling Routens. -coin l daugtherof Mr. P. A. Heutens of tha Straits Steamship Company was married to Mr. Vincent F. d'Almeida. of Singapore. A largely attended reception
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    Bersawah Gold Mining Co.
    65 5 Thk Manager of the Bcrsawah <iold Mining Co. re|«)rts that crushing at this uii'ic recommenced on the 21st. of May. The New Shaft is now completed to a depth of three humllttl feet and the result of the preliminary crushing shows H2 ozs. l."i<lwt. of «old
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    24 5 In connection with Mr. Clinrchill'H reratriation Hcheine offered to the Chine m- coolies in the Rand mines, only twelve wrBBTi Imv. applied for repatriation.
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    SUPREME COURT.
    507 5 Plea of Infancy The only cane that was heard oh Tuemlay morning in the Supreme Court before Mr. Justice Law was that in which a Chitty named Ranisamy Chitty, by his Attorney, Nagappa Chitty. sued a young Chinese gentleman named Tan Jiak Siew for a debt of S
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    An Enthusiastic Welcome.
    144 5 Thk Japanese cruisers Bmthiiatt, Itiuknakjaaa, and MMmmWbm, arrived at Melbourne on the 9th May. The Squadron came up from the Heads in Indian file, a space of about KBlia. separating one 'roni the other. The squadron move<l slowly towards Port Melbourne, where the vessels were totake up
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    Malacca Baba Convicted
    292 5 Chan PMN Malacca born l>aba. was in possession of a brass watch on the '29th ultimo, and upon it he tried to raise tfJO, The pawnbroker's man was not very certain about the value, neither did he find out what sort of watch it was made of
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    Stowaways.
    146 5 On Friday. liis|M-i-tor Hart charged two Cliincs,- with wilful trespass on board tin: ss. „lir at Tanjonn Pat-ar Wharf. Mr. F. Dowland, wharf representative of Messrs. Boustead Co.. said he went on board the Hteamer to look round In-fore sheleft port. She was bound to Sydm-v ->« ports. The
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    Singapore Chinese Recreation Club.
    168 5 Tennis Tournament 1006 Kattlt of yrstrnlti/ji ;</>/;/• A. OKU HAShII'AP. Lee Choon Long -3 beat Tan Soo Bin plus 2. 6-0. 8-6 and 6-2. Tim for tnthni, \\,;ln.*ifit!/.*tli.hiii,. warn*. Ong Teck Lim owes 40 v. Tan Soo Bin Tay Boon Inaii pW 6 v. Tan Tinni
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    Y. M. C. A. Tennis Tournament.
    67 5 Yesterday's Play. Loveridge and Laporte scr. beat Baker and Heap pi. 1. 75. 2-6. 61. Tie lor To-day. H.Lee and Goetzee, pi 2 v. Miller and Stafford iTie for To-morrow Richards scr. v. Loveridge 1. Tie for Friday. K. Kails and Carter— l v.
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL.
    260 5 SCC. v Military and Telegraphists. Yesterday afternoon a couil>im-<l team ci the Military and Telegraphists played the S. C. C. at Rugger on the Esplanade and attracted a fairly large crowd of spectators. The teams lined up with the combination at the Cathedral end. The contest was more
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLL'B.
    164 5 June Monthly Medal Ti:i- com)Mtition wa> played on Saturday. 2nd June, and Sunday. :ird Jim. I resulted in a win (or Mr. Coallie witl of 111 :ui.l M nil a hainlii'.'ip of It. Mi. Evciitt put in a nett More of 78 and hin efforts of 44
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    S. V. A. RIFLE CLUB.
    39 5 Tuk following dates Imv.- been I c I [i r the monthly shoots: .Inue ■Uti 21th July -'sth a Mtfa August atadatetobanoUfiod September l-'.th Ml Ocaobaf -'Tth :»Nth November lntii 11th ml^r ttrd Hid
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    27 5 It is reported in Glasgow that orders 101 93 locomotives ami tenders have In v placol with (llivstfow builders. Fifty of the locomotives are for South Africa.
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      257 5 (Doonlight Concert The Town and Volunteer band will give a Concert at the RECREATION HOTEL On Saturday tfje 9tfi June from 9 p.m. until 12 p.m. Refreshments to be had on coujwns only which are on sale at the door. 2609 A LITTLE DOWN AND A LITTLE EACH MONTH until
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    FORTUNES AT SCOTLAND YARD.
    644 6 Lost Property that Entails the Writing of Sixty Thousand Letters a Year Some time ago, there was a popular tong that advised one that a policeman was the proper person to ask if one wanted fo know the time or, indeed, to be advised on any
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    181 6 The existence of a submarine weapon, .at present unknown to Naval experts and also to the military submarine miner, has been, says the United Service (Jazette," recently discovered. The weapon is a simple yet most ingenious form of blockading mine, which lends it*elf to the ready and safe manipulation of
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      MINING.
      273 6 Date of formation I Capital Subscribed N amber of Shares Imuc V.lue Paid up to Reserve Company Buyer* Sellers Traniaotinn. Pays at Preten Price. 1900 •175,000 •140,000 •293,600 £191,250 /.1, 800,000 13,500 I 4,000 30,000 10.000 I «tt i.miM 50,000 1 150,000 20,000 3,000 unuaued t 10 SOLO. 10
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      RUBBER.
      197 6 1905 1905 ♦200.000 700,000 •190.000 •610.000 20,000 >10 6 70,000 10 I 10 8,000 uDiwud 63,000 1 1 r 7.000 1 £O.IS ».000 UQiMMd 8,000 1 1 6,000 i- 1 £0 15 Balgov nie Rubber Estate Ltd. Bato UDjor Robber Co., Ltd. Bakii Rajah Rubber Co. Ltd. (contrib.) Cicely
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      GENERAL.
      173 6 £400,000 £350.000 400,000 SP.OOO naixnwl 3.000 4,500 1 1 Duff Development Co., Ltd.. I 5.00 •225,000 250,000 100 50 100 50 Federated Engineering Co., Ltd. Frager* Neave. Ltd 103.00 175.00 155.00 103.00 •10,000.000 5 10.000.000 80,000 135 135 112.500 10.000.000 a i 9,500,000 250,0006 Hongkong and Shanghai Bank 775.00
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      DEBENTURES.
      47 6 Howartb Erskine, Ltd. 6% 1600,000 2% prem buyers. Rile;, H»rgreavei, Ltd. 6% '225,500 2% prem buyers. Singapore Municipal 6% 400,000 2% prem buyer- 8% 1,478.000 pur. buyers. 4% bltt.OuO par. sellers. TmDiong Panr Dook Co., Ltd. 6% i>u,ooo 2% prem buverr. f>% 1.366.500 1% prem sellers.
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    Commercial.
    5 6 Singapore, Oth June, 190<>.
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    PRODUCE.
    92 6 •ambier buyers do (Cube No. 1 unpicked Jopra Bali do Pontianak Peppnr, Black do White, 5% Sago Flour Sarawak buyers 10.75 &80 7*5; 20.75 ,'28.62* 2.80 do Brunei No. 1 2.6S Pearl Sago L'offee Bali, 16% buyers 8.40 18.26 L'offee, Palembang, 20% basis .'offer, Liberian No. 1 28.00 21.00
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    EXCHANGE.
    132 6 On London Bank 4ms 2 4,', Demand •2/4J Private 6 m/s do 8 in s 2/4* On Germany Bank d/d 2.40 Private 8 m/s 2.44 do 6 m/s 2.4 C On France Bank d/d 2.95 Private 3 m/s do 6 in s 2.9KJ m.iki; On India -Bauk T. T.
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    Rubber Shares.
    900 6 The market in Plantation Rubber •hares has been comparatively dull and inactive since the holidays. This period of quiescence, following as it has done, on a iongish spell of well-sustained activity, is not only natural, but inevitable, especially m a market where the speculative element is none too
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    515 7 pectus issutd to tlie public. The mere fact that the>e documents are voluminous hai nothing to do with the case. So far as we have seen such report*— aud we may say that many have passed through our hand*— they state very fairly and hunwtly the good points and the
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    MR.CHAMBERWIN'S IMPERIALISM
    356 7 Mr. Chamberlain presided at a banquet of Australasian merchants held at London on the Bth May. There wore '2bo persons present. Mr. Chamberlain prop<>«d the toast of British Austr ilaaian Trade. Ha said that, though he would do them a great injustice if he thought they were .solely
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    The Ceylon Rubber Show.
    370 7 The coming rubber exhibition at Peradeniya, Ceylou iv the first place, serves to illustrate the intelligent caredevoted by the British colonial administrations to the development of the resources under their care says the "India Rubber Journal It is appropriate that this first important ruljber cultural exhibit.
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    Shopping by Substitute
    575 7 A new profession, with many speci.it branches, all particularly adapted t» women, has arisen gradually and quietly in London until now it occupies a highly important relation to all trades that have to do with house furnishing and women* attire. Call it "consultant," and you have a
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    126 7 Manila is to have a new induMiy il the plain <jf a number of her capitalists do not go ;iwry. Tlie fait step in this, direction WEI tak-ii, bays tli locml "TUMO," iii 1903 when permission w.is granted by the Insular Collector of Customs to E. Zobel, director of the
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    181 7 Mr. Consul De I.emos, of (a <l.id Bolivar, calls attention to a hitherto unknown kind of rubber found in tli« forests of the Caura district of Venezulea, situated from 150 to "J00 miles to the west and south-west of tin- |x>rt. Sample lots of the rubber produced, from this tree
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      611 7 Banks, Insurances, Auctions. Hongkong 6* Shanghai Banking Corporation. PAID UP CAPITAL $10,000,00(1 P.EBERVE FUND Sterling Reserve $10,000,000) iIQKi 1QKn A,w, Silver Reserve 9.50P,000| ll9lBoo>ooo Reserve Liability of Proprietors $10,000,000 COURT OP DIRECTORS. A. Haupt, Esq. Chairman. Hon. C. W. Dickson. Deputy Chairman. E. Goetz. Esq. D. M. Nissim, Esq. C.
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      477 7 Chartered Bank of India. Australia and China INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. Capital £800,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £800,000 3 Reserve Fund £975,000 BANKERS. Bank of England. National Bank of Scotland. The London City A Midland Bank, Ltr\ SINGAPORE BRANCH. Current Accounts are opened and interest allowed at 1 per cent,
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      630 7 Most Attractive Sale by Auction OF VALUABLE ANTIQUITIES AND RARE CURIOS AT Messrs H. L. Co-hlan Co.'s Mart Wednesday, 13th, June, at 10.30 a.m. This extremely valuable collection belonged to the estate of a well known Chinese gentleman, deceased, and is now in the posnession of one of his sons.
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      266 7 MORTGAGEES SALE. OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD RESIDENTIAL BUILDING LAND SITUATE AT BUKIT TIMAH ROAD. SINGAPORE, Tuesday, 12th June, at 2.30 p.m. 1. All [list valuable piece of freehold residential building land situate at Bukit Tiraah Road, Singapore, about 3j miles from town, estimated area 498,760 square feet being lots 2,3,4,5,17 and
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    AUSTRALIAN NEWS
    1243 8 111 1 is announced that the Federal Parliament »ill meet about middle if June and that a general election will be oallec for in November next. Noiiiiiuilly there are thn-e political parties in thi> ommoiiwealtli. but there is only one well iletined policy, and that is to grab
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    PAHANG NEWS.
    723 8 Alleged Murderer. A littlk ovi'r five years ago. a Malay woman was murdered at I Iv Gombak. in Selaugor. aud. at the same time, a man named Sikarnat. or Sheikh Ahmat. disappeared from the vicinity. The Police wanted him. as he was accused of having killed the woman,
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    37 8 A Nwi.hs tahjgraai states that the C nuts there have aoqnitted twenty-five Chinese and a hnglixh sailor uiiiikhl tlukson. win. had ban arrested ill connection with the mutiny uu board the liritish steam. I then lust March.
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    86 8 Oa Friday, a Chinaman oral atraatai kl ixing neeaaanToa el ionr emngglad Utter-. Hi was In lure Mr. Colmaii on Suturdav. He pleatletl that he was thy shipping clerk j that in went on board a certain ship, whose name h, did not giv.\ to deliver g ntls. The clerk
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    PERAK NEWS.
    1363 8 Tdipimi. Mfl Mm. Tuk past week was quite an eventful one iv Taiping. with no less than three interesting function- Ladie- At Home on the Rifle Hange. followed by the Annual Sports of the Malay States Guides, and a cricket match to finish up. The At Home was
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    THE WAYANG KASSIM
    248 8 A New Bevy of Beauties Thk Wayang Rassiiu. or ludra /anibar ri.eatn.al Consaaay of Btnaapera, gave an o[k mug jK-rtoi ■niance in the Alexandra Ttieatre Hall on Saturday night. The piece '-».iagcd was a pretty one entitled the SoulliHinbiilist and was enthusiastic lll\ reivive<l by the large
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    Alleged Fraudulent Possession.
    193 8 Dcatxo the small hoar* of the 2.\tb nit.. I Corporal Hulleh of Tanjong Him cameyipou a Chinese shop and. M-eiug the door pV'tlv o|h ti aud hearing voices within, made ill his 1 business to look iv. aud saw P. C. No.U'J* I land the Chinese shopkeeper
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    SATURDAYS CRICKET.
    371 8 S. C. C. v. S. R. C. A cricket match between teams taanaaat ing the S. C C. and the S. K. was com. menced on the Esplanade ou Saturday afternoon and was continued ou Monday morning. I'ufortunatelv the match had to be abandoned owiug to the rain
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    109 8 LaAKI Dighl :l jiosse ot police Under tile command of Inspector Mnrpliv and I t. tin Serjeant .McLean raidod the BOeUe qnarters at tii KallHne Tunnel works. Nine t'hiueso in. .lies were arrosted on siispici.'ii of Inin!; concerned in the recent xan>; robbery at BaUt Tiniali. It will U' remembered
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    37 8 Mi" i'v,i.oi: and Mrs. Taylor left in Uie n. ii \trir, this morning, for Port Swettaabain. Several residents went to set them oil at Johnstons Pier and throe ciieen were given as the tannch left tin- niar.
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      TRADING VESSELS. &c.
      202 8 ■m //i» Own, Brit. str. tM t .us. Gaol lion ter. 6tli June. From Telnk Ansou. Srd June. (i.e.. nnd 40 ,I.p. Wee Mm Co. Por Teluk Ansou. Htli—Kds. Bsa irimit iihi, Bnt. str. tM tons, Oanl Morrell, MhMaa. PVoat Tsloban, Ist Jane. G.c, and22d.p. Straits Steamship
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      MAILS CLOSE
      68 8 for Per Steamtr 1 m Button, luu^k-ik. itc. kntrnbhtrnf II a.m. Maliii'L-ii and Linn«i Kli,,n, Stag I p.m. Eorops vi» parti m<i .1 p in. Madrus via potta Thimf :i p.m. P. 8'taabam vi« porti PnaNij 3 p.m. Mnhue* .V l'oit Wcluon Him,, l.iau a.m. MhI.1,,,1 i!;i«:i,, a;.,',.
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      MAILS TO ARRIVE.
      115 8 I'rom Banuea By the 11.I 1 V I). s.~. h.lii due on sili .lime. From China— By P. .v 0. s. > due ou liili June. Loft Singapore Due in Loudoa Arrived Apl. IMb I. Mm lltli >U> l-'li Apl. Ji'.nl K. 11. lt») 17th Ma\ 17tl
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      VESSELS AT TANJONG PAGAK.
      68 8 Wharves at Which Different Ships are Kerthed To-day. Kast Wauor:— HU. Vi. rantl (!i:vvim. D.m Nil. Ai.iikiit GiivviN.. Do 1 Nil. Si., mm He. 1 Th mgw», sin., i 2 Pol I Pailada. 1 Maedun*. .1 S:.i. 6 Cnarao. Bounko Wiivut 7 11. Rickmers. s In.li.mi.
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      91 8 K A. J.CHOTIRMALL Co, JEWELLERS SILK MERCHANTS. Have just opened a fresh stock of Indian, Chinese, and Japanese <,'oods i.e. silk kimonos Maltese silk lace collars. Ladies' silk blouses, Japanese cotton crape kimonos, Persian and Indian carpet* of all sizes, go|d gem set-jewellery, silver ware etc. etc. Ladies and Gentlemen
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      127 8 DAY BY DAY. Wednesday. 6th June. High Water. '.Ms p.m. i .WA. Paisonagt. t. Towa Band. H. s. Btaarrair. s-:i». s.C.c. BowUag Tonrnameat. < aronognafa aaaw. Baaeh Bd T yad Thursday, 7th June. 1 High Water 10-'.T a.m 10-aSpA*. FaUMoon. ITun. j P. d\ 0. homeward mail .lists' i Pliillmrmonic
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    THE FRENCH IN YUNNAN.
    854 9 Some a.' cur renders, says the Calcutta y Englishman, may remember an loqucnt and vigorously written article which Mr. James Stuart of the AssamBengnl Railway contributed a year or two ago to the Nineteenth Century and After on the subject of the possibility of pushing railways
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      48 9 Do you suffer from any skin com plaint Eczema, piles, erysipelas, scurvy frabies, herpes, or itch.' Dean's ointment gives quick vcli<f, and it is rare that one pot is not found sufficient to permanently cure the worst case. Doan'j < ii.titK-nt is sold by all chemists and it.edii-inc- vendors.
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      1094 9 fyanelli Majnos flatural Milk O-T7ARA3STTEED ETTRE. REPLACES LOCAL SUPPLIES OF FRESH MILK. t STRONGLY RECOMMENDED BY THE MEDICAL PROFESSION FOR INFANTS AND INVALIDS USED IN THE HOSPITALS. TTTT' '".gnVrT=* A r.TT J3IR.OS. <3C OOm Sole Agents for Straits Settlements, Federated Malay States, Ac. RILEY.HARGREAVES&Co.Ltd. I THE QUEEN SI3STC3-JLDPOK/Ei I^OH. of
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      401 9 TO THOSE HOMEWARD-BOUND James Campbell Co. COURT, NAVAL, AND MILITARY TAILORS. 59 COXDUIT STREET London, W. Mr. H ii. hiss 1762 THE rjEWFREMCKREJIIEDt TRADE MARK This s*cc«*sfo) ao4 highly popular remedy, urd m lb» Jotn-.ornul Hospitals by Ktcord. KosUo, Jobrrt. V«.|p*-*u And others, combines all tbe desiderata to br sourht
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    Chamberlain and the Education Bill
    1456 10 During some preliminary talk in the Common's on the Dth May about the f duration of the Education debate. Sir Came Rascli s.uv ono of those oj)portu aHiat, which he never nr^'octs, of protesting against the length of •peteae*. The cheer winch hailed li.s protest
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      215 10 MOET CHANDON CHAMPAGNE. OF ALL DEALERS i IMPORTERS c Borneo Co., Ltd. II I 99 ftllfir I I m \hm mm TWI n Tk Ej^H mmMM 111 IMPORTERS: Borneo Co.. Ltd. H. ABRAMS The Horse Rfpository Orchard Road lias just landed ex s.n. Dofl'tM forty very HoU-ctliorscK, Cobs, anil Ponies,
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      82 10 BUCHANAN'S BLACK WHITE Fiolds top place in the highest class of Whiskies Guaranteed 12 twelve years old. c 46 J^rtie Wully. 4- J Begs to announce that ho has o|M>ni-(l bis liook on the Kuala Lumpur Meeting. Double Events: Planters' Cup and Horse Handicap. Double Events Planters' Cup and Ei
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      222 10 ALRXANDBA -BBICKWOBKS Co., Limited. BRICKS ft FIREBRICKS. Sonnd well shaped and hard bnrnt bricks can be supplied at 1 150 per Lake* at the Works. Firebrick* $60 per thousand Fireolay f3O per ton Any shaped bricks can be made to order and delivered in about five weeks. AppUf to: The
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      226 10 THE COCOA' OF THE OLD COUNTRY' Puns (ADDURYS g^^A.^^^ Absolute \j Fb re <^^> ivvvW It is tKe purest ai\d most economical cocoa ii\ use. It's nicest too. THE IANCEf says "Cadburys is the Standard^ 'highest purify.' MAYNARD'S Prickly-Heat Lotion. A CERTAIN CURE! INSTANT RELIEF! PRICE 60 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
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    150 11 Comment ing of the metal outlook, the Sydney Telegraph says —Compared with iron and copper, the increased output of tin has been comparatively tritLn?. and tea* pri'.ieiit production of under 100.00U tons per annum is not 30 per cent, more than it was ten years ago. The supplies are in
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      193 11 tin do you C If J J A Cure That Cures There aja men nnd women in every locality wlio are being r.ickej todeath with Rheumatism. AViny of then have tried electricity, liniments Turl::sii and mineral baths, m.iss:ige, &c, while others have been doctored until they have lo>-t all hope
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      133 11 Dan Macfarlane Co.'s ROYAL V. 0. V. Jsiqueuv Seotefi VOftisky. <:o:) OBTAINABLE FIIOM Messrs. Yong Lee Seng Co. Ghee Soon Co. Ann Lock Co. Hong jSeng Co. M Hoon Keat Co. and all dealers. Wholesale from Syme Co. 2865 Sole Jigents. What we Dj, We do Well. f|||||||||||||||| jj.,^,,,,,,,^ Good
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      403 11 fejfej& aMI^M ..^E^Efe CELEBRATED (gfj&fik m^% I^^ OILMEN S STORES B 1 ceosse m m plCK s^ By Special AND Warrant I BLACKWELL, malt vinegar 1H B ltd H K A (NT r Purveyors to LU H W lea perrin's JL^ Worcestershire HJ.Tiie KING MW V sauce USE ONLY &DSE
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      649 11 SOUTH INDIA LABOUR AND GENERAL SUPPLY AQr3NCY C irre^ponilence invite*! by Miiniyam 1 Smir,. MAchants and Agents, Tricluuopoly, Soutn India. ■M COMMON SENSE -NUTSHELL A an- Dirdical aurk on the nnn anil must irntili. ami rffo'tual means of m-K-cure disrorerrd fur nirroiu and funrliorml ilrbilitr, waate of vitality, drprrMioa of
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    Rubber Share Quotatioas Seem Scarcely Justified.
    1157 12 In view of the considerable interest which is being taken in the cultivation of rubber, I have, writes a correspondent to the Financial News," lately been to some extent studying the financial side of the question, so far as it can be ascertained from
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    Report on Tan Tock Seng's Hospital for 1095.
    625 12 The following is the report on Tan Took Seng's Hospital for 1905 as issued above the signature of Mr. A. Knight, the Secretary C'OXMITTRK OK MANAGEMENT. The Hon'ble the Colonial Secretary; The Principal Civil Medical Officer The Inspector-General of Police The Assistant
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      575 12 WANTED WANTED a second-hand saddle and bridle in good condition. Apply BRIDLE, c/o Strain Time: MM WANTED- A Junior Assistant for Diamond Jubilee; must be young and active, some experieDce necessary. Apply SYDNEY MOORHOUBE, MU Malacca. Experienced BOOKKEEPER (European) who understands Double Entry, and is conversant with modern languages, desires
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      526 12 TO BE LET. TO LET from the Ist April, house No, 103 River Valley Road, Kent t&5. Apply to L. D, c/o Strain time*. v 1966 TO LET. Kinrara," Orchard Boad. partially fnrnished. For further particulars apply to D. Turner, British Dispensary. I 2346 TO BE LET. from the Ist
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      671 12 TO BE LET. TO BE LET. small first floor offices facing 'a venagh Bridge Road and Fliit Street. Apjly to Guthrie A Co. Ltd., AgenU. m.o TO BE LET. The premises in Prince Street at present occupied by Messrs. Rud Sieverte <v Co. For further information apply to PATERBON, SIMONS
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      787 12 NOTICES/* NOTICE OF REMOVAL. The offices of Messrs Giang Bros. A Co. and the Singapore Steam Saw Mill Co. have been removed from No. 2 Malacca Street to No. 11 and 12 North Boat Quay, from Ist Jane, 1906. 2484 CHOA GIANG THYE. NOTICE. The extensive premises divided into numerom
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