The Straits Times, 11 June 1906

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    15 1 The Straits Times. \O. 22.059 THE STRAITS TIMES. MONDAY. JUNE 11. 1906. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      597 1 A COLONIAL'S TRIBUTE TO DE DION-BOUTON THE RELIABLE CAR JAKES (.1 iI.D. K-M Brhmley," Trawool Road. Bej-moor, Victoria aaatraha, rrket: •llHli'iVbruarv. 1906, 1 leal It aiy dafar to again write to jw wttli reference to the phenomenal running of my (i h.p. Do Dion. Consistently for near!) throe years, my
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      459 1 TO CIRCUS MANAOFR*. FOR SALE. Two Tiger Cubs, male and fe-nale, 6 months, hand-fed from 3 weeks, quite 1 tame, used to dogs, cats, and monkeys Photographs on application. What offers RMAII, Pekan Paliang. IMS c/o StrnilM Timri. COMFOR'ABLS LIVINO IN LVERYTMINQ. Tlil- ToWKBH. :i l';iMiily HoUI. situatvtl at Spotteavoode
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      148 1 ROBINSON and CO.-— ARE NOW SHEWING Choice and Exclusive Silver and Electro Plated Ware SUITABLE FOR Prizes and Weddin® Presents. l Coffee Services aj *J >£j Salad Bowls Hot Water Kettles ISkJi^L^ f W^J cc ai s Butter Coolers UL^«fl ■igflAll| Tantalus iii Hist Oak Caaa Vdv.-t lin.-.1. Beet fmd
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    Mining in Boliva.
    818 2 The toUowiag from the Mjiing Journal; The oflicial figures for the exportation of till, mostly in the form cf bairilla," in the year 1904, are as fobws: 1 Th figures for 19n.") are expected to be published shortly: in the meantime it 1-. ollicially calculated that the
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    72 2 A sjMSI important announcement lias In, -n iiKi'le by tlit> Chinese Oovi-rnini'iit IB reference to the .ippiuiit ment of the High Coawatssaiossan to the Imperial Mar? inn- Cmlsssji, It announce.- that the a|>|>.' iitiui'iit lies with n the sovcic ;u rights of the State. The BmpsaDi aasatti th.it Mis afajaatj
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    Singapore Harbour Works.
    1089 2 On the 17th May. Mja the Madrid Times of the 18th May, Renter informed us of a statement oy Mr Winston Churchill in the Ho*M Of OOBMM tli.il he saw no mM to further delay tin-roustrurt-ion of the new h;:rhitur «vorks at Singapore. They had Iven undertaken
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      797 2 Ships and Steamers. P. &O. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. Per China, Japan, Penaog, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Bills of Lading issued for China Coast, Persian Gulf, Continental, and American Ports. Steamers will leave Singapore on or about Mail Line. Outward I for China). Deiunha
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      1235 2 Koninklijke Paketvaart MaatschapplJ. Under contract with the Netherlands India Government. Agenf at Singapore I Sair Aoinct, late J. Daenkklk A Co., 2-3 Colltm Quit. The undermentioned dates are only approximate j Steamer From Exp'ted Will be desiatthed for Hromrer Bengkalis June 11 Bengkalis, Siak, I'akan Baroe. Paceh. AHahau and Belawan
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      653 2 N.Y.K lAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd A regular FORTNIGHTLY service is main tamed betweeu Japau and Europe S] llittol lowing NEW TWIN SCREW STEAMERS. I'nder Mail Contract with the Imperial Japan use Government, specially designeil for the Company 1 European Service, lighted through out by Electrictity, provided with smell— l
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    Canton-Hankow Railway.
    312 3 Canton -Hankow Railway. The question oi the construe Los and man.i" meal of the much talked of Cu(M Hankow Railway -till- OCCIipMI llic minds of the thinking ChineM at Canton, observes the Hongkong Telemmk, but instead of the enthusiasm di-playiil some montlis ago the subjoit now di-< us-ed is how
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    Japanese Oust Germans.
    194 3 The Ttiiigta.il Niuote N.uhrichten I newspaper, published by the Germans of Kiaochao. contains the following notification from T-man. the capita! of the pr.ivnuc of Shantung: "German thin* which desire to establish here would do well to secure the necessary Imildinj,' land .t- KKM as possible. Kxcept for
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    60 3 Ticnum papen state thai Bii Boba Bredon, the Ik-puty lu-j«ct<ir (iciirr;il I" tin Chinese Imperial Customs, is the ..illy foreigner wlm aM yn otiiriallv cxmL r ratulate(l 'he two Chinese otficials .ii their af)|xniitiiiriit that Sir Robert Bali lia-s M liiU-ntuoii whatever of reecgniag; and that no changrs wha:tvar have
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    151 3 Chan Kwii. a bOMtfay-IWM runner, and CbaWM Ijoi. an earthcixilio were lj»lf«l before tin- Police Court. Hongkong, on the May. The first defenrl.uit Ix'pn alleged to nave aided and hU'U<<l the carthi-oolie to go on board lli.- v, "Vfeokmaf" with the intention of proceeding to Singapore, while the Heoad dtiendant
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    SHIPPING IN PORT.
    483 3 I'nder this heading the following abbreviations are used str. steamer sb. ship bq; —barque sch. schooner Yet.— Yacht Cm. —Cruiser Gbt. Gunboat Tor. Torpedo H. p.— Hone- power; Brit. British U.B.— United States Fch.— French Ger —German Dut.— Dutch; Ital. -Italian Span.— Spanish Sar— Sarawak G.c— General-cargo;
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    646 3 Same, port, probable date ot arrival, and name of agentt. Steamers. Ai'ilia. Hongkong, July 4 Bebn Meyer Ajax, Chins, July 8 Mansfield. Alesia, Hamburg, J une 2:( Behn Meyer. Andalusia, Hongkong, July 19; Behn Meyer Arcadia. Hongkong, July 5 I. .V O. Atholl, London, July 9; Paterson Simons.
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    LIST OF PASSENGERS.
    227 3 Per P. 40. s. s. Sardinia from Leaisa, May 12. dae 16lh June— Mr. \V. R. I.vtli. Mr. anil Mrs. (i. B. Fox, Mr. and Mrx. Knocker. Mr. H. J. Katon, Capt. K. M. Porter Mr and Mrs. J. Brace. (a|.t. H H. Colluch. Per P. A
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    Calcutta Trade.
    302 3 The increase in the value of exporte from Calcutta by sea to foreign OMUtricH during the month of April was certainly not so great, says the Englishman. as in the previous month March but it was nevertheless a very satisfactory month and exhibited a considerable increase in comparison
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    Stripped by Pirates.
    166 3 A lively account of a brush with Chinese river p rates is furnished by thi Rev. Dr. llager, senior missionary of .bo American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions in South China. Writing from a boat on the San-Ling River, he says that while he was on
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    The Memories of Royalties.
    391 3 Pn -on- prsasatad to torejga royalty, and in particular to King Edward and to Emperor William, have often bet-i ■MM and flattered, remarks a contributor to the New York Tribune Review, by the marvellous knowledge which the sovereigns in question seemed to possess of their family,
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    Young Ladies Arrest Burglar.
    364 3 Thanks to tne courageou- conduct ol three foreign young ladies I BOtoriova burglar, whom the Police had been n, ■■wen "f for i bm tMiic. bju Ik mi caagni at Kobe in Japan, l.a t Thnnday ni?ht, thr X.be Herald" of May says, when it was
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    Mining in Java.
    138 3 Mr. Consul Fras«r in his report dated Bataiva, March 22, says The Government coal mines at Ombilien produced 221.416 tons against 205,584 tons in 1904. A modi rat tquantity of Poeloe Laoet coal was introduced into the country, and is imported 'lo be satisfactory in quality. The
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      724 3 Ships and Steamers. N. D. L NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD Imperial Qerman Mall Line The fast and well known mail steamers At this Company sail fortnightly from BremenHamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southampton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (connection Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria, and vice versa) Por Said, Suez, Aden, Colombo, Penang, Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Nagasaki,
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      687 3 C.P.R. Canadian Paoifio Railway Company's Royal Mail Steamship Line. THE FAST ROUTE BETWEEN CHINA, JAPAN, AND EUROPE, VIA CANADA, AND THE UNITED BTATES. Route from Hongkong via Shanghai, Nagasaki (Inland Sea of Japan), Kobe, Yokohama. Victoria and Vancouver. Twin Screw Empress Steamships— 6,ooo Tons— Speed 19 knots. PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM
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      76 3 FOR PORT SAID AND NEW YORK. The s.s. CROWS OF CASTILI.K, 4,201 tons, A. M. Smith, Commander, having left Manila on the 2nd instant, may be expected to arrive here on or about the Hth instant, and will have prompt despatch for above ports. She has excellent accommodation amidships for
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    DEATHS.
    66 4 Geait. On th- 14th of May. at Kull aia. Ceylon. Erneat Braadlby. foortli aoa of Lient UeewtaJ Sir EUnrj and Lad] Oaarj Cabsbov. On theHtb Inat. at, bar reaidaaoe, CkTanagb Koail Bingapora, Amelia Camegy, beloved notker of Mrs. I. Van Caylenbnrg. Aged 7:i \iars. Finang |Ht|*rs nlaaee c m,
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. MONDAY, 11th JUNE.
    687 4 The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. MONDAY, 11th JUNE. Thk absolute onncctiou mhtim Mmn an earthquake at S.m Kramisc.) iind a Canal at I'. in, iiii.i mi-lit not have been :i|.|i.in :it tfafaty y n lflO, but today Urn oiOM Mil tionship i-,s<lt evident. It would ap|H;u th-.t 'he disaster
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    29 4 I are intonned by Mr. I.ei'ion. the Clerk of Councils, that the meeting of the Le^isla tive Council, fixed for Friday next is )>ostponcil to Friday, tha *****! instant.
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    577 4 tons. Such a process of exhaustion as this, spread over a number of years, is bound to wipe out uureported stocks. Such appears to he the position of Tin at this moment, aud as there are no signs of increased production in. the near future, and as consumption is largo
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    338 4 Oci nadan will MBMiakar bow raentlj we called attention to a inisstutriui apiHiirinijiii the hiiltiiid Mail, to ttk that, with the exception of India, the whole burden of the east of the liritish \riny (all niion the tax-payer at homo. We v< ntimu to (xiint out that the Straits Settlementpay
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    153 4 Tmk death is aaaooaeed by Renter ot > r Halliday Macartney, k.i .m... the Conns- v and Bagnah Beoraaary to the Chin-. tion iii London. Thadeoaaaed Baatlantaa, who was ban in is; 1 was 1 docated at Bdmborgfa luiversity, where he obtained his «jj, degree in 1K")8. In the same
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    155 4 it would be difficult, even in imagination, to exaggerate the intensity of rage felt by tin; liadicals and Labourites at home over the turn in the question of Chinese Labour in South Africa. The late (ioverniiient were accused of lending themselves to a traliic in slaves, to ousting the white
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    467 4 of the slavery combination, who \v:i nt to mother tin- Celestials and net riil of them, to make a clean sweep of South \frici iml -j ml every Chinaman packing back to the Chinese Kmpire. whether he wills it or object- 0 H This looks rather hard upon both white
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    68 4 u,tbe winner d tLe g *fg l i* J i i ban ran away with- the Grand lvi\ ;i!~o. and HO doubt tlM viotoy is .niliim-. lv )H)[mlar v.iliiin tin- Kinpirc. ll may bv Bated tliat i for the <iiiin<l Prix in t!ie naMit ol i:is pnenl ownet Majot Bustao
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    13 4 Tin P. and 0. steamer Bontnli arrived at ..:> the :;ist May, on tire.
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    14 4 A C'HiNKkt paaaanger died on the Voyage enang on board the h. x. fVaihora.
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    24 4 V.i. Herman mail (teamer 8< ydlili having inibo on t!ie c tr i instant at '■> p.m. ipeoted here on Friday ;>t about '.I a.m.
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    30 4 c v vis hi i it in in ..i the Ptrak, which arrived this morning from Penang, reportH of having picked up two Chinese at sea in a dro.vuint; condition
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    30 4 Thk Brittah tki BUM r < ill/ of l>- Ihi arrived this morning from London. The Chid ■toward died on the iith instant from the .t... is ot nitric acid poisoning.
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    27 4 On of the Australian oren of the Crown attempted to "jump ship" here on Saturday, hut was OBOght by tha potiea Mid taken on board !iis vessel.
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    32 4 ilc. B.J. T. BoSAMQDBT <ays county cricket is in a inos; nngatiflfftnttrrj ntntfi This can never be improved till it is male pnawiMn for nil the sides engaged to meet each other.
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    31 4 Thl reports of tlic death of Father (iapon an- continued in St. Petersburg. He was found dead in his country house at O/.crki. iieai >.. Petersburg, **^"ff"g by rope train the roof.
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    36 4 Tiik <• i: announces that '.he King his been graewndy ploaaod to appoint Robert William Mansfield. Km].. C. M. (i.. to Ik His Majesty* Coiis.il-t> -ucral for the Provinces of Kwau«,'lung and Kwagsi, to reaidi at Canton.
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    48 4 Tuts morning I'l-ule-sor Simpaoo. and Dr. Miu/liston. Acting P. i m. ami |>arty set I off in the police lannih Btlle u< explore U.i- apper naciii- of Singapore liner. The tide was li.w and the li- gro.-.uded near inontli of river. The ex|>cditiou hail to be I abandoned.
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    47 4 Wk have just received t copy of a handy litlle booklet giving tlic Autumn Paaaeoger Sailings of MM P. kO. float and Anttiinn Travel by tliat Company's lin.'. illustrated. with rates lac general passage, lettirn ami cuiiiuinatroii. Oatliucs ot Koiunl the World Tours are also yi veu.
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    59 4 Dk-sI'ITK. the various attractions day night tin I. union Chronograph Show's lent was well tilled. The pictures tiliowii ucieeliar and intereatiag. The Company haw not their Ugbt in thorough working order now and are prodooinfl tuacfa larger pictures. To-nigbt there will In achangt' ot programme. The Thr.-e Little Maids and
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    94 4 Mi:. B. <i. JSLUCOI applied to Mr. M.n sham, the magistrate at How street I'olicc Court, to in ar an application for process on two infoi inations ehaigina sir Henry Me lallmn. Governor of Natal, with acts ot oppression in the illegal proclamation ol martial law ami the homicide of
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  • Special German Telegrams.
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      A Valuable Guarantee of Peace.
      104 4 It,-,,! „1 Singapore I 111, -I t. DtTd I'u Beater lOJia.m. Tin Emperor KraneUi Joseph has received, in audience the delegation* from the Anntri an and Hungarian io\eriiments. rtpnalfing to them, he tefwred to ■.Inalliance with Germany. In the Kmpcror's opinion, that alliance. owing to
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      The Servian Embassy.
      30 4 A< ;i result «if tin- retirement >f the Sei \i:in i. ■nil-Mr* f nun aitivt' military servfoe. liiiiain hu ■yeed to tin- appointment ol < Minister in London.
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      Meat Inspection.
      31 4 Reed. Simgrnpon Uth I I >■!■,/. 1,,j Bruter 11.. Mr. Haldaae haa Milnctnfl Cokmel >l<a>(ini the Army Service Corps to inspectthe uundiliuns miclii- which rotat parking in roucliKleil iv Aiiniiiii.
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      Army Reduction.
      31 4 It i* umU i>tui«l that, on khe 7th .Inly. Mr. H«Hiiiif will aim. piinir the inttodnctuin ol .1 ■nil. Itlc tin .1 nililitiull ill the |N'l'-<>llliil 'f Urn army,
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      Norwegian Coronation.
      16 4 King Owar has dfcided apon Sweden nal being mpwuented a) the ooronatioo ol Kins
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      "Alone in London."
      15 4 'I'lh-/'. Chronicle is tin ly Minis. ii-riiilist papet trhioti deCanda the Uoveni
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      Winston Gives Cheer.
      23 4 The ipeecli delivered by Mr. WiiMtou 'linit-liill is generally regaidei] übetokeninii an iuiprov < UK-Hi in tin- situation in thr I'l-iiisvaal.
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      Wanted : Shame and Conscience.
      64 4 Wanted Shame and Conscience. I'll Duma is heatedly dncamintf tin* agrarian gui ition in Bnaafav ipreaentative of the L tbo ir Party in l'ik Duma declared that thi I ininisttis iboald 1m driven oat ol afflo Bat, m U remarked, they rnftieni to hn.|._'. They had neither ibanM norooneoience. An
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      Thirsty Terrorists.
      33 4 Kaii'U .it Terrorists in Wum sininltaii'uiisly plllagnd twenty-three Oov smnwnt aloobol stores. They bnrntil ti t of tlirni. Troops then 111 ken I. Sixteen of the mob irere killed Rml woonded.
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      GRAND PRIX DE PARIS.
      38 5 British Horse Wins The' nee for UwOnad 1'riv de I'ari*. which was ran yesterday, raaoJM M f«l low-: Majoi I. kI.-.'s Sprurmiilt 1. M .hull rt'H Hrintrnnr '2. \i ,i, \i ibel'i Storw :l
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      Diplomatic Mission in Fez.
      40 5 :>•,/. fjingmpot*, 'Hl' -linn. D.r.l. h,i H,ul,r l.W> \lMlini.si.tli. I M»» Minister tn Morocco, haH arrival in t'r/ The oii.ji-.-i «.f tha MiaricMMto ■•ometbs Sultan of Uonm'l a.Uicsion to tbi-.|.-<-i-ioiis iva,!i..l bj tlir <-..nf.-r.nc. uliii-li Kt»t Ugedmi.
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      Meat Scandal causes loss of Trade.
      34 5 Mr. Wilson, tin- meat packer, hae aeea re-examined by the House of RuMeaunlaMrna Committee In Waahtagtim. Mi- s:iid that the meat trade at Chicago bad diminished one half.
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      Terrible Calamity Expected.
      31 5 It tlii- itinnrd. it would, in his opinion b. a terrible calamity t.i the Weetara states •I the I nion from Whence the stock for slaughter waa drawn.
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      Accusation against the President.
      41 5 Mr. Arnwor, another meat-packer, oa !><■- iu^ interviewnl. in Park, -ail that the meat packing revelations were engineered by Pi, -iil.nt Rooaerelt Mi. \rinour said that the I'r.-ideut took action out of penonal -pit* to the meat packers.
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      Winner of Manchester Cup.
      22 5 The following i- the reeuhjaf the mm lot th. Manchester t up. Bachelor t Button I Whilr Kni'iht
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      Cause of Sir Edward's Resignation.
      19 5 sir Edward Chuke'a raaignattnn of hiMat in the Horn, ofl ommonwaa dnetohia hmdth breakinfldown.
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      A Notable Luncheon.
      31 5 Ih, King and the Quern of Italy took luuli.on in lloin. -nth the Lord Mayor and the Sheriffs o/ London, who had been visiting national Exhibition at Milan.
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      Lancashire to-day, England To-morrow!
      43 5 ■|>n thousand Lancashire ilnuvlnmu wan to (1m Albert Hall by way of making an um.|u. demonstration agiiniit Urn Education Bill. Tbentreeta were lined wite tbonaandi <>t ,> wini cheered (hem on. Tne Hall wa« packed, and there «:iintenae enthnMaimi displayed.
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      Statue unveiled at Belfast.
      19 5 Ktal 1,- to Lord Dnfferin luw been on >, iled at Beffiurt ibj Lord L londerrj
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      Trade in the United Kingdom.
      23 5 Tlh import* and exporte in the L'nited Kingdom in May increased in value ti\cly li> I million- Kterling.
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      Sir Halliday Macartney dead.
      14 5 Si, rlaUJdaj Macartney, ol the Chine* D London, is dead.
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      Fire on a Steamer.
      11 5 DX on board the rteamer has M~!,rd.
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      Tactics of the Liberal Party.
      29 5 R Singapore Mfc/tM*. Mr. Win-to'i Churchill, in a apeeefa in connection with the Colonial OBoe veto, Iked oal the Labourite mottoa t<> Klgin- salary.
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      Mr. Churchill saves the Situation.
      49 5 Had v. .m: ..i time Dot (tapped the debate, tnd had a diriwion been taken, tha Government majority wonM Uavo -mk probably lower tlum ever. ..whin to tli- IniHgnaHwi fell i, v the ILvUcalnat the Chhww Labooi D o« (oliowed by the Ooremw nt
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      To-days Naval Manoeuvres.
      31 5 number otoOoen In the Array «il! tak jia.t in the N.iv.il inui-ivr.^ wliidi art b'tiimiiuKto -ilay. This is simply following t.\r pl.ui pat into practioe \>\ the Japux we.
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      Conference's report not Accepted.
      44 5 The American Ho— t^ have, bjf s. uniuii wte, decided net ko leeept the OoofereM* rep it Hießrilwd H „i the IMb ultimo. The Bill (pwi badi to (he Comfewnoe, tba reproentativca l»in^ hwtnetedto insist on tin Si M.a. DdmentN.
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      American meat Scandal.
      29 5 I'li-ideiit Ki.osevell has irw a i .led the A.jii i'lt -iral I .mmittecs report 0B meat pa. king in Umrica. which confirms Mr. N. iU'a report
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      The Trouble in Natal.
      68 5 Ste'd. Bimga/tm, loth Am Defd. l>,, Heuter tit mom. l»ini/ulii lisi^ .\|H«-vm-.1 n mUb ril<WllwritlhilTg f«>r Ilic- potpOM <f ImvinK ;ii i iiir! itw irfth t!n (i rBM nl Natal. (Hrbg to ill i.t-iiltli. h hm-vit. be i-< Madinn lUMinrl tnfliiMi 1 1 «c* in^t-ad al
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      FIRE AT BLAKAN MATI.
      140 5 Amur 7 o'clock on Saturday nit(ht a tire bruUmit at lflakan Mttti Island clone to thr landing statfe. A Cliincftc coolie wan filling a lamp with hereaeM oil and accidentally -^I>i 11* <1 Home on the floor of the hut. In huhtiiiK the lamp he dropped
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    Straits Weekly Boys Association.
    96 5 Thk Half Yearly (Jeueral Meeting of the Straits Weekly Hoys' Association ham yesterday at No. Ai Campbell Lane, was a mark success. Despite the rain, nearly all the m. 'Miliers attended, and the following were i, 'elected. President Mr. Oh Kec Kirn. lion. Secretary: Mr. Khng
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    MARINE COURT.
    102 5 Bk.kokk Captain Boldero at the Marine Court on Saturday morning, a Mexican nanie.l Krancis Siloo was charged with being io the Colony without a certificate of discharge. He wa- fined SJ"i or in default H lay- rigorous imprisonment. The went to A Chines* fongkttnf man waa filled i->
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    Pushfulness.
    145 5 Thk Time* lat< ly printed letter illustrating German nuthwi in their Depart mint ,>t (oinineive and Industry. Qermaa niriii. in at pi.-fut atamla as iii^li "t t'»«Ktantinople v the British b tow. Whan an Kuyli-.li manul.utiuii in TurUiv wanted to introduce electric*] maehiimry in lii- mill nut a -inuli
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    A Record Legal Fee.
    135 5 A i:..|i:\< rH' law-lit brOOght by the I Indians against the Inited States I i.iverninent for the payment "1 the eXpenßM involved in the lemoval of the Cherokee* b .m the Kastem State* to Indian Territory more than half a century ago. baa been de< ided
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    A Lightning Change.
    48 5 Thk Sherwood Kon -stersi Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Reg i.— The following aotDcationa are lobatitated for that which appeared In the tinteth of April 24. MM: Bee. l-i< nt. K. A. L. Sfokareoato beUentenant. vice (I. Mayall. resigniKl: Lieut. K. A. 1.. Sickenon reaigna bis oommiMaoa.
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    The Mormon Church and Business Interests.
    67 5 Ti i.k.i: v m from Salt Lake City states that th» 'tali Light and Kailway Company, which inthe principal business venture of the Morima churches, wtobe taken over by a oorporation conaiatina; "f Angto-Amenoaa oapitelisis with a capital ol«-J."..IK«l.iMKIif.-,.l"HI.(KKii. A lochl IMWSpaper says this
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    Reuters Telegram Company, Ltd.
    75 5 Thk report for the year ISM aria that the balance lot diatnbotioa amounts u< 11.517. Including £180 brought forward. An interim dividend ol M par cent, waa raid in October taut, and the directors now ileelaic a dividend of 4* per ttaca, aeaal toJ 1 dm
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    Free Chinese Immigration to Borneo.
    98 5 Tin I'.ritisli Xortli Kornco Company -tu. they have received lettat from the (lovernor. Mr. (iiicntiz. in vvliicli the fallowing information oeeon: [lie Court of Dbaoton w.ll Ik-«U<IUi hear that a party of 1«) frw (.liiu.se arrival at Kud.it fiom HoagUDfl tiv Iml st.:ii.isliii, Bonwo, ami
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    THE COURT OF REQUESTS.
    401 5 Damages Wanted for Alleged Wrongful Seizure. On Saturday Quan Ah Ke brought an action against Yeo Chang Boon for »:><> damages on accoi.nt of an alleged wrongful seizure of her barbers shop, located at 21H Hochore Road, on a claim against her clerk. The story of
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    Cotton from British North Borneo.
    345 5 I> connection with the general inquiry which ia beiag carried on at the Imperial Institute with reference to tin- extension of cotton cultivation mi British territory, infor niation has bean received from North Borneo to the effect that hitherto the cultivation had only been carried
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    Suicide in a Bath
    173 5 Mi:. Him M Mm ID I Hkm- went to Knglanil a year agp from China, where he was a bank naaager, and lettied in house in Ashley-gardens. Victoriast.. London. He apjicared to be mrntally troubled. One morning reoeatty be went to the Thatched House Chili, in
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    Chinese Chauffeurs are Careless.
    195 5 Most Chinese chauffeurs are very careleM, MOOrdillS to the Harouess Ward, wliosr bnabaacl owns one of the largest newspapers printed In rliina. After a visit to New York, she sailcnl for home recently from San FraoeiaoO, taking with her an American touring eat whirh she iMin-jht
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    RECREATION HOTEL.
    228 5 Laughter and Merriment in the Moonlight Whether it was the band, or the- refreshmeats, or a combination of both that attract e<l people out to Phya Lebar on Saturday evening, is a matter of opinion. Hut the fa-t remains that car after car arrived from town and poured
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    GAMBLING IN TIN.
    326 5 Great Rise in Share Values Tk\ years ago tin was CM a ton. si y- the Ditily Mail ot the 16th of May. Cornwall, economically speaking, was a desert, and the company promoter, or outside broker, who turned his attention to Cornish tin wonld have been placed
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    THE BIJOU TROUBADOURS.
    265 5 -i.MMvmT small but remarkably enthusiastic audience witnessed the opening per farmance of the Bijou Troubadours at the old Town Hall on Saturday night. The pro■ramsea was bright and novel and was thoroughly entertaining. Messrs. Liddiard and Middleton's troupe of clever children gave a very good account of
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    Chinese Coolies.
    159 5 Mi:. Bnn .Salford, N.i asked the L'uderSecretary of State for the Colonies in the House of Commons, whether his attention had been called to the number of deaths and desertions ;in l' the Chinese coolies on the Hand; whether he had any official information showing that last month
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    The Capture of Morenga.
    29 5 Thb Hottentot chief Morenga will be ruefully interned, but will not be handed over to the (iermans. The C»t>e Police ,U r.'Micd him in hiding.
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    SATURDAY'S CRICKET.
    185 5 s. c. c. vs. y. m. c. a. A < me kkt match was played oa the 9.C.C. end of the Esplanade on Saturday afternoon between the Y. M. C. A. and an B.C.C. team. The Club reprt«cntntives won the to— and batted tir-t. The V. M. C.
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    Singapore Chinese Recreation Club.
    99 5 Tennis Tournament of S,tt>irthnj* I'l'iy. 11. SIM.I.X- II INI'I' kF. Sect Yang Tec k --i heat Ne > Bwa H W IT 6-2. 4-eaudo 1. Tan Hoon Kiah scr. beat OhChoaa Sang r. (■..■2.«-t. Lee Kim t'hoo V 2 v. Chaa Veow Kae •2-6,64, iintin. Tit
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    Y.M.C.A. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    55 5 Saturday's Play. Doraua, Kfiitami Kohbloff -2 l>eat A.C. Margtet and Jackscn scr. ~> -7. 5-4, <i 4. To- Day. HnmtT A. 1). llaker 4 vs. Heap pi 4. To-morrow. Docblkh. Stafford ami Millir mar. v. I. S. I!. n nings and M. H. Mill. -r Wednesday a.
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    Burden of Japanese Taxation.
    674 6 The Japanese Government is now en-jjafj'.-d, we are informed by the vernacular journals, upon the production if national wealth, as the increased taxation in consequence of the war is ■MM* public attention. On compli.iii.. with its pledge to the Diet during iht la* MMMB, the Government
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    96 6 At 1 lie general meeting of the IndoClinia Steam Navigation Company, Ltd., to be bold m London on Thursday, the <i recton were to propose to recommend a dividend of 5 (Mr mm* for the year < itrl i utr .ii>t DeecinlxT. 1906. The underwriting account had been increased l>y
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    101 6 The well known imitative ness o. the .l..|i;nn i ngpi Tho American Macti!n>i New Ynrk. "is instanced by the anetilotc of an American ii'Hi-linu ry salesman who in 19U4 sold i«> Russia and Japan one each of a irta 11 mac h lie for marine work. Sonic tMiM having dap>c<l
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      MINING.
      276 6 Date of tot o 1 formation 1 Subscribed Auuioer of Share* I Issue Value Paid up to Reserve I 1900 »17.5,000 1901 t300.000 •140,000 1293,600 £191,250 /.1, 800,000 13,500 3,500 UDia-iMd U 4,000 20,000 10,000 I 6*o uni-.ued 50,000 I 150,000 20,000 2,000 uniMutd 10 10 10 10 10
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      RUBBER.
      204 6 1905 1905 1903 1904 ♦•200.000 700.000 70.000 12,000 J120.000 1610.000 59.520 10.500 20,000 •10 16 70,000 $10 10 9.000 uniMaed I 63.000 1 1 7,000 1 £0.15 D.OOO nuimri C 6.000 1 1 i i 6,000 1 £0-16 1903 1901 1904 UM 1903 1 1904 I 30.000 $•200,000 $100,000
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      GENERAL.
      191 6 1400,000 IMMM 35.000 4UO.CXXJ S",000 uni^uW 1 250,000 I J *;^o 100 t 100 50 JO U2.500 I 10,000.000 a t 125 t 125 i 9,500,000 250,0006 J I 100 100 t 10 I 10 100 t 100 130.000 ioo t ioo 10 10 10.000.000 S 10.000.000 60,000 2,400,000
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      DEBENTURES.
      45 6 Howarth Enkine, Ltd. 6% RUey, Hargnaves, Ltd. 6% Singapore Municipal 6% 5% Tanjong Ptgar Dock Co., Ltd. 6% $600,000 2% prem buyers. BMN 2 •<. prem buyers. 400,000 2% prem buyer.. 1,478,000 par. buyers. tioa.uuo par. seller*. 250,000 -2% prem buverr. 1.385.500 1% prem sellers.
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    Commercial.
    225 6 Singapore, 11th June, 190(3 PRODUCE. (■ambier buyers 7.80 do (Cube No. 1 1 unpicked ,,10.75 Copra Bali &80 do Pontianak 7.95 Pepper, Black 21.00 do White, 5% 2&62i Sago Klour Sarawak 2.721 do Brunei No. 1 2.66 Pearl Sago 5.40 Coffee Bali, 15% buyers 1R25 Coffee, Palenibang, 20% basis
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    F. M. S. Rubber Ventunes.
    1303 6 The Times of Ceylon Londjon correspondent thus dwells upon certain prcminent F.M.S. rubber Companies: The Damansara Selang-.ir Rubber Company. Limited. Some further particulars are now available concerning this recent flotation which, it may be mentioned, was applied for nearly twice over. The estates are sctua:ed
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    Rubber Planting.
    368 7 Planter! who are taking up rubb-r cultivation f<:r the first time, layi the Madras Times. may like to have a few hints as to when .supplies of good seed arc obtainable The now crop <;f Castlloa seeds in Ceylon is ready now. and from this time up ;o
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    94 7 In August next, Singapore, remarks the Si un Obsever, "is to have a flowershow to which exhibits from Siam will admitted. There seems to lie no [SS un in the opinion of that journal, why Bangkok should not have a lowst show t<x>. The flora of Siam are really iii.vL'iufiviit
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    76 7 A d( ~p.i h from Peking UUKMBOM that the nliiii.i-e of the English and Ku .in Legations there his arrived at I settlement on the question >>f the donmian authority in Central Asia. It i^ apprehended by the Chinese Government that an Ani;l< KIKII agreement, with reference to Tibet, will
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    Foreign Consuls in Tonkin.
    169 7 Considerable importance is atached la the fact that the French Government has jui consented to the establishment of American and Italian consulates in Tonquiu. During the past five or six years repeated applications have been made by permission to appoint consuls in llmoi. but the reply
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    86 7 A journal with the captivating title Good Health" has the following U say on the subject of cat d'et "There seems to be no good reason, why then chould be a prejudice against cats. Squirrels are very commonly < Hen The squirrel eats nuts ordinarily. Imt it eats birds also
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    Some Effects of Frisco Disaster.
    651 7 The high rate of of discount, justified by the repeated heavy demands for gold from New York has been found very burdensome in the ew.se of the numerous emissions, which have been negotiated this spring on the principal stock exchanges of Europe. But as the
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    Haulage of Ice.
    234 7 At Kuala I.iiim|>ui tlie nfli-r il.iv Mr. Justice llvndiiiaii Jonps had befor* him an action brought by ('apt. Molyneux. of the Horse Repoeil n. Kmm l.uni|)ur. against Messrs. llm tenbach. Licbcrt. and Co.. of I for damages in rcspivt f the RonfuMlTmeiit of a contract. Mid t
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      614 7 Banks, Insurances, Auctions. Hongkong V Shanghai Banking Corporation. PAID IP CAPITAL $10,000,000 RESERVE FUND:— Sterling Reserve $10,000.0001 ,I,,^™ Silver Reserve 9,500,000," l8 500l00 P. .serve Liability of Proprietors $10,000,000 COURT OF DIRECTORS. A. Haupt, Esq. Chairman. Hon. C. W. Dickson.— Deputy Chairman. E. Goetz. Esq. D. M. tfissim, Esq. C.
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      505 7 Chartered Bank of India. Australia and China INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER Capital £800,00 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £800,00 Reserve Food £975,00 BANKERS. Bank of England. National Bank of Scotland. the London City Midland Bank, LW BINOAPORE BRANCH. Current Account* are opened and interes allowed at 1 per cent, per annum
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      1010 7 lost Attractive Sale by Auction OF \LUABLE ANTIQUITIES AND RARE CURIOS AT Messrs H. L. Cosjhlan Co.'s Mart Wednesday, 13th, June, at 10.30 am his extremely valuable collection belonged to the estate of a well known Chinese man, deceased, and is now in the possession of one of his sons.
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    HINT CLUB GYMKHANA.
    1899 8 A Good Day's Sport in Good Weather. Tsn Hunt Club held a wi> sucee—tul gymkhana on Saturday afternoon on the M. The weatlier was not iineoni fortably warm. hut the attendance .va- lianl lysolargi as was expeoted. S|M>rt wa- r i>«»\ and niU listing es|Hiiiillv in those
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    ST. JOSEPH'S INSTITUTION.
    684 8 Annual Athletic Sports. Thk annual athlt-tic sports iv connection with the St. .loscpli's Institution were bald on the old jail site on Saturday afternoon aud were carried out with much sue-c-ess. Em the weather seemed to be doing its best to make the sports a success. The
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    Post-Cards.
    97 8 Post -Cards. [xanowerte Mr. Heoniker Heaton iCani OWI 1 Hamlets, l'opl.ll I said) in tin- House ol Cominoni It is true that post-cardn are sold at their tai-i- value i;i Britisll Colonie* and i'l most foreign conntrieK. and that :i small proM is mada on tb< stationery ol inland post-oardu
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    SEREMBAN NOTES.
    482 8 S, m1,,,,! .1,1,,, Thk l'olice at Bacenbaa seem to be Tt-ry partictilai' about beeping cattle within bounds aud run in the owners in every instance for allow in,- their auiuials to stray about. On the ."uh a Malay named Ahliu was lined S.i tor the simple lc-asuu that,
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    The Chinese Commissioners.
    217 8 Tmi I'hinoir C'ommiaaionerH, \isit«-d birmingham before they left K«gU«.i The \;sit was „t .1 bnirineen character, tbe ol jeet beinfj to inspi.et some railway carri yes which an U-iu^ built by tin- Metropolitan Aiii:ilyaiuaied Wagon Company Cor the Kh«ngt»«i „n i Kaaking Railway. At tbe station tbe
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    The Prince and Princess in the City.
    243 8 i i.oi'.ik borne! There oooJd be m> uiUtaking the lueanina oi the cbeen which greetH Uie Prince and Prinoeai oi A'aJee as ibey drora t" tbe GmkUiail turough the crowded rtruetnol London, mya the rimet. The people of the oapital aa, indeed, tboee
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      TRADING VESSELS. &c.
      641 8 .Wing. Dut. str. "04 tuns. apiain Iln\km»". Kith June. From BKMiijiruui.--ni. 7tli June Ci.c. and l'nl.p. Daendels Jr Co. For Hand jainiiaain. 10th Mb. Amhtnt, Brit. str. UStons, Capt Soots, '.ttli Jniii'. Fn>ni l'oiitinnnk. 7th .lunr. G.e.. ami j) il.j). Wee Hin A Co. For Pontianak. I'.
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      MAILS CLOSE
      67 8 for Stmtmtr To-jwuunr. Barawak P. B'tenham, Penang I p.ra Malaooa, A P.S'tenhaml nl,d, ;i p.m Bengkalis,Hiakd Pakan//.»i :i p.m Mnntok, Paleml g Ruby i p.m Pehnnhiiig 4 p.m fVKI.NKMUV. P.B'tenham <1 Penang Ki'lmi l p.m Colombo and is."ni.;?\ h n J p.m Tolnk Anaoo i :t p.ra Penang
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      MAILS TO ARRIVE
      145 8 Prom Enon By tb« D. I. 1. 1. Vegtllit duo on 13th Jam. Prom C .1. Salt r due on 18th Jane. TIMK TA1II.K <•► M.UI Left Singapore i Apl. l'.Uii If. 1. A,.,. SSrd M. M. Apl. -'ml. P. O. Apl. :;utl. N. l>. I. Ma>
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      VESSELS AT TANJONG PAGAR.
      56 8 Wharves at Which Different Ships arc 15-:!l".L'd To-day. bah Nil. Vli rani «ii:\»isi. On I IIAVIMI I Nil. Si :i,.\ No. I Nil. I China tArn I I Nordksp. baron. 6 Hebe, Ja 0 C.F.I B achar. Jtaom't ii ,i. bmHuMxm, Halaban. Magnet, Imboina. No. 1
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      71 8 AUCTION SALES. Powell and Co. .1 nell town properties consisting of nineteen boBSSS. J-30 p.m. U— At Tanjong Pagsr, near Qodown •-'■'> Kavigttion si. I 80 |i no I 19 At tialsi room. baehoU restdentsl buUOiog 11.1.11 liukii Tin. ah l; 1. ■1 0 p.m. I.. Land and honse property
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      93 8 K A. J. CHOTIRMALL Co, JEWELLERS SILK MERCHANTS. Have just opened a fresh stock of Indian, Chinese, and Japanese goods i.e. silk kimonos. Maltese silk lace collars. Ladies' silk blouses, Japanese cotton intpe kimonos, Persian mid Indian carpets of all sizes. gem Bet-jewellery, silver ware etc. etc. Ladies and Gentlemen
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      106 8 DAY BY DAY. Monday, nth June. HiHh Wiiti-r. -2-1 ii.in. W.i inj; K:i--,ini. D Tuesday, 12th June. '.ali 1. 1-90 a.1:1a .1:1 •-'■"il p.m. > tf.OA. Lector*. 9. Lsdiss' Bswfau hbstinif. Uowbaok. 4-:;o. r.ijnu Troabtdonn Town Hall Theatre. :i. Wednesday, 13th June. High Water. S-U ii.iv. :i-4"i p 111. Bijob
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      97 8 WEATHER REPORT. KatuUmt Krrbau HutpUal, link J v. K. ■< I M. Kk'lakk-. Bar. M J 3 Temp 74.U Ti;.-.' 78.S R«C 3 Wet Bulb Thar 75.0 7Y<i T.i.m ?f3 Dirof Wind i .i ,k. Mi Temp 77. 5" z Mm. ;.!."> .2 r_S Max. in Sin, i 10.3 B'S'S
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    Mr. H.H. Hudson's Death.
    414 9 The oll'niiil iii(|iiirv into iht dentil Mi 11 11 Hudson .it Penang was held then by Mr. Q. Hereford, the coroner, on the Gth June. The most material evidence was given by Mr, KM. in Hdl. Municipal Veterinary Serucoii.who said tint, on Sunday ■Oniing, he received
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    New Colouring Matter.
    220 9 The recent appearance on t lie market! a new red colouring matter is an event of oomiderabfa interest, n. 1 oaly .ii.lu-t! rillv. lmt soi<n .'ficallv. After the application of the colour to tie textile fibres, its properties of Withstand- 1 ing the influence of liu r
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      173 9 m **m. V/ NOT BEYOND HOPE Tl'?^' h Vc Sl/ft r eJ Vl "ft« ve.ir with Rheum j to h^.ir of ly that h is pr ivcd an nbsolute n i conditions ol Kheum.V.ism, no nutter how severe n»r from vii.it ause.that cannot immediately be relieved, ::n.l permanently cureJ by
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      976 9 PURALITE. FIRE-RESISTING BUILDING MATERIAL I SUPPLIED IN SHEETS G ALL KINDS OF BUILDINGS I AND FOR CEILINGS, PARTITIONS, etc. Mgents: HUTTENBACH BROS. CO. drink TAMCAW f\l" 1 ><s Ti Some of the Special Advantages possessed by Th« Milk Fo«>> <lc.;l. aprnilmlc In o«ipo<,tion It. inj ,n •< «ny .t <i(till«i
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      70 9 THE Straits Wimes CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE FOLLOWING PLACES IN Singapore. MESSRS. JOHN LITTLE a CO., LTD. MESSRS. KEI.I.Y AND WALSH, LTD. RAFFLES HOTEL. MESSRS. KIM i CO. ADELPHI HOTEL. CHUAN A CO. ROBINSON ROAD. HOTEL DE LA PA IX HOTEL DE LEUROPE. The Refreshment Buffet, T»nk Road Railway
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    Romance of Frisco.
    1148 10 City that the Gold rush Made. S.iii Fr.uu i-i tlie ninth city in si/.sin t.ln United St;it»"s an. l the met n p i.of California .u\*\ of the Pacific coaat, ii Rtuated, says Aw "Maming Laader.' on the cud of a peninsula, which baa th« Pacific Ooean
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      289 10 JODELITE ■UrP i t EFFECTUALLY PRESERVES TIMBER and is a sure Protection against the attacks of WHITE ANTS, DRY ROT TEREDOS AND ALL DECAY. SOFT WOODS may be safely used for Building Purposes after treatment with JODELITE. IMPORTERS: BORNEO Co., Ltd. H. ABRAMS The Horse Repository Orchard Road Having landi'l
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      664 10 ALBERT L. A. DALEY, Undertaker Tomb-Build -r Every attention given t> SfJSSBSSS diaries Moderate 150 MiMU lioad. Snle Agents for Mrs,:,. I Mti I'Uf Brothers, Ltd,, Loudon, C IHB2 CRUSHED FOOD. TRY IT AND YOU WILL BE SATISFIED I. R. BELILIOS begs to inform the public that his Factory for
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    Americans in China.
    539 11 The Kxp-ntei- and Ini|XMters J< iiinal. in an it.ticle d— K»g with AmerkM WWWlrti in China. Vavs Tkmn 1^ 11. part of the world where Uncle Sam's consular service is of tuch di-tiii.t and widespread benefit to the American ex|x>rter and maim taeturci -cckiiii: inarket> abroad, as
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    Rubber Pavement.
    171 11 Am Aiimiimwii in Europe, <1< cribinf li.^ nil crvation in the New York Herald." writes the toUowiag ■ImMJM cki( \>n rulilicr pavoiiunt. which is illu liatcd hv a picture of a London liaa semi horse exiiiiiiniiii,' his luM-f afi.r BOBtart with tin- new material The him CO vwd
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      133 11 Dan Macfarlane Co/s ROYAL V. 0. V. Jsiqueur Seoted Wftisky. to:) OBTAJKABLE FKOM Messrs. Yong Lee Seng Co. Ghee Soon Co. Ann Lock Co. Hong Seng Co. Hoon Keat Co. and all dealers. Wholesale from Syme Co. •2305 Sole Jigents. taHaaaaaaa*«»B*»««Bßy What wt Do, We do Well. m^ mm^ m^
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      535 11 STRAITS TIMES ANNUAL 1906-7. CONTRIBUTIONS INVITED Straits and Malayan Colour Alone Acceptable SHORT STORIES AND ARTICLES (SIGNED BY AUTHOR) ILLUSTRATED BY SKETCHES OR PHOTOGRAPHS (SIGNED BY ARTIST) C'OXTKIBITION> bmnSj FROM PkXAXcJ, THK F.M. STATUS, AND I'.oKNKo; ALSO fKOM .I\\ a KMi BCVATUL To be sent in very soon and addressed
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      165 11 MARTIN'S {"m^rLadlesl f*f LLd %^.irji«i.'.?BJSar fm\ CHARLES JQ$ heidsieck s $$mn champagne fflf; Behn, Meyer ACo Ld M: ;lt iO DE p OT jEBj A^^^^^LfA Capsules 1 sf/VfilnnV W t0 c 'Piiba. s^l*Mf Cubebs, and the same diseases as these drugs 'n f°rt>'-eight hours without inconvenience. FOR DISEABES OF THE
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    China and the United States.
    133 12 The first manifestation of China's op-jx-tion la the extension c." foreign land holdings in her territory has fallen upon the United States in conncoion with the establishment of consulates in Manrhuria. While the Chinese Government .s willing tha:, the Consulates thould be (stablished it will
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