The Straits Times, 16 June 1906

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    15 1 The Straits Times. NO. 22.064 THE STRAITS TIMES. SATURDAY. JUNE 16. ILOli. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      894 1 A COLONIAL'S TRIBUTE TO DE DION-BOUTON THE RELIABLE CAR i\MI.S OniLD, Beg., ■< Brimmlfv." Trawool ltoa<l. Beymoor.Viotaria An-ti:ihu. rrktm; lllth f'rliraan. 1906. 1 f<-il it mv duty to a«ain wiiu- to yon itli n-tiu-ncc to tin iilunoiiunt. .ninint; ..I my fi li.p. De Dion. Connistently for in .nl Uiree yean,
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      570 1 ROBINSON and CO ARE NOW SHEWING Choice and Exclusive Silver and Electro Plated Ware SUITABLE FOR i Prizes ancS Wedding Presents. Tea Services |H|HHiH^^HHfeS| Rose Bowls w Coffee Set vices W I$A M wHIM Salacl Bowls ■PV jn *■yl§_ 3? fey Hoi, Wat^r Kettles \J3iiL^ 4S ke PaiL B^^aßmß ■BDmVwTv
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    IN LIGHTER VEIN.
    2634 2 If they refuse to allow us to harness Niagara," paid the gieat trMt prOBMCer, we shall jjo over and harness VcMvius." Great craters exclaimed t lu- assist ant. What earthly use ooald we make out of Vesuvius?" Why. we uould run a j>ij>c line under the Atlantic,
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      265 2 NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES Dynamite Detonators, Gelignite Safety Fuse, blasting Gelatine Accessor.es OF BRITISH MANUFACTURE. Importers: Borneo Company, Ltd. H. ABRAMS The Morse Repository Orchard Road .las just lancUil i x s.s. Darin* forty very m loct horses, Cobs, anil Ponies, all thoroughly li: iikcn tB MkUk iiml harness ami ruatlyfir hnmwliasß
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      492 2 ITCHING HUMOURS SPEEDY CURE TREATMENT FOR EVERY HUMOUR. Bathe the affected parts with hot water and CUTICURA SOAP, to cleanse the skin and scalp of crusts and scales, and soften the thickened cuticle. Dry, without hard rubbing, and apply CUTICURA OINTMENT freely to allay itching, irritation, and Inflammation, and soothe
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    CHINESE CUSTOMS RETURNS.
    388 3 Tbe reiarae oi the Chin we imperial Maritime Gimouu for the ([iiarter January-March o: the onrrettt year «hnw .i maiafaetory baoraaee over the dues and dutios collected in the MUM quarter of laut year. The total amount collected, note* the Hongkong Telegraph," in Ilk. TU. 7,79i.95J amuaat
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    The Future of Dalny.
    344 3 Mr. Nomura, an Euglnecr in tii Departmcnl <• Agriculture and Gammer, v. ii .1 1 1 inpaM id Marquii Sai. nji is li> i. -i mi ..'.II in Manchuria, ha.- hcea > pr< iml' K'n intore I .ng viewl ai to tin prospect! i f Ta
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      608 3 J. MOTION CO WATCHMAKERS JEWELLERS. OPTICIANS. RFP^IRS PROM'TLY EXF.CUTED CRUSHED FOOD. TRY IT AND YOU WILL BE SATISFIED I. R. BELILIOS begs to inform the public that bis Factor} (or preparing Crushed Food, at No. 1, Belilios Road, is now opened. Price of a bag of Crushed Food wt. lp.^lOc
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      264 3 ll^ m Ma^aV C£LEIUTEI) <gwr& la^B OIL £H s SIORES I 1 CEOSSE fflj 1 ck .^p,. ByBp.elal AND KM ToV^ Warrant H BLACKWELL, ffl^B malt vinegar nH B LTD InH B •—■>*- Purveyors to I ULU H M lea perrins HJ.TUe KING Wm suce STRAITS TIMES ANNUAL 1906-7. CONTRIBUTIONS
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    DEATHS.
    31 4 mri.K.— April lKtb at lliirlwd"-. A. Carter. C. K. late of Johore, afiej 42. I'm. Bay l»th nt Chinßford. H (i H. P\e Oaptaan P.aad 0. s. N. c... aged
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. SATURDAY, 16th JUNE.
    2201 4 The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. SATURDAY, 16th JUNE. POKTCMM liorn. not made, and everyl o<lv i-> uot Iwru a [Met. uor is every body born »itli the facility of picturing by telegrum. i Of coiirnc. where spnue anil money are no i objects, tin-re is mi pnitieuliirdittieulM in the
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    14 4 wiAiN W. M. I'ayne. U.K., will be the icid officer for the ensuing week.
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    12 4 Thk declaration of infection by choleia ss. Ed against Negapatain in withdrawn.
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    17 4 K]..ht new Liberal peers, it is stated, will be named in the forthcoming royal birthday bona m.
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    17 4 Ihk Hey. F. O. Swindell iaapfntaisd I 01 mial Chaplain, Malacca, with effect from thi. Ist instant.
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    19 4 Mi.. I. J. SiKoi lk is appointed to act as Solicitor-General, penang, with effect from the lHth inst int.
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    19 4 Till- homeward M. M. packet SaUiMU "ill probably leave Singapore on Monday the lNth instant, at about 4 p.m.
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    22 4 In M. M steamer Soliwii lilt Saigon at h R.m. on the 16th June, and may be expected here on Monday morning.
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    20 4 Thi Indriipum airi\ed this luuiniug 1.0111 New York with Over paekagßl of bjgfa e\ jilosive and smokeless (xiwder for Mauila.
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    23 4 Tu< M. M. steamer Tonkin left Colombo at 7 p.m. 011 the 15th .lime, l'.HMi. and uiay b^; <jxpected here on Wednesday inoining.
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    20 4 Yt-IKKMY WM SB exceptionally dull day in the Court of Bequests, which adjOntßM before noon. There WOK no important eases.
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    21 4 >i\ huudrc-d Cbineae who are Uiug re]>atriat«d left Durban on the 24th of May on board the steamship Indracelli for Hongkong.
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    26 4 aud E. Companies of the Ist sh. rwood Foresters are to procieil on TueKday ne\t to Blakan Mati to undergo instruction in ding iiU nuns, Ac.
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    26 4 Mk. Won Man I'o is in>ii:iuated a mnillhor 01 the Commitu f the Society for the I'iotvctioii of Wouieu and Chilitien. il'o Li nit: Kuki Singapore.
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    28 4 A. (i. Hakky last year's winner oi the Amateur (101 l Championship waa knocked out this year by Ctillies who hails from New Zealand, in the third round.
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    33 4 Mi.. J. Wolkkk. the amateur aspirant lor Channel honours, who has ban training in the sea at Brighton, has decided to attempt to swim from Dover to Calais on or about July 15.
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    36 4 I ViscofNT Aoki, the new Japanese Ambus sador to the States, ha- presented to Mr. 'KuoHevelt on behalf of the Emperor a piece of steel armour 3<H) years old. lt "ill Im placed the White House.
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    36 4 liisiNKss man hurrying past tin- Supreme Court this morning must have received a shock on glancing up at the clock. Did many of them think they had overslopt themselves. The hour on the face was IS-M.
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    46 4 A Limn I! inen.bcr who received a formal invitation to an official function, which had the initials X. S.V.I', on tin- bettOM corner of the card, is said by the Isis to have ad dressed his reply to 'U.S. V.I'.. Km]., Qiga, v 1 nor House."
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    42 4 Thksk are busy days in the planting world, remarks the Miilny Mail and one member of the community now uses a motor bicycle regularly, without which lie s.i_\s it would be impossible for him to carry out the work under his charge.
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    43 4 AmOHWT those who attended the King's Levee on the 22nd of May were: Sir William Treacher, Mr. QeOUJi .lamitson. Admiral of the Fleet Sir Edward 11. s, mour. CapU.in Pakenham, and (icm-rals sir (i. Digby Barker. Sir lan Hamilton, and Sir T. Kelly-Kenny.
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  • Special German Telegrams.
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      International Disarmament.
      27 4 In the Italian Cbaßlbarof Deputies, Signor Tittoni, the Minister lot Korean Affairs, made a statement on Urn international dis.ii uiaineiit .juestiou raised by Britain 1
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      Right in Theory, but not Practice.
      25 4 He said that Italy supporl-d Urn British view in theory, but that i:i praoUoa, Ithi itlea would b»\ resnltless.
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      Sarcastic Baron.
      34 4 Karon S]xvk von SU'inbur;. bi hiiu Illinois compared President Roosevelt with the Km peror Kanghi of China wh" died early in the Isth century. He dwelt ii|>on similarity in their recordetl sayings.
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      Czar to Visit Finland.
      21 4 Among the first visits of Urn V.ar, bftfON going Is the Crimea, will he one to Finland.
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      Grecian Relations Severed.
      20 4 hfSOo> has broken off diplomatic r< IstionM with lioumauia on account of [certain in cidents in Macedonia.
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      German Infantry Regulations.
      20 4 The uew German infantry regulations will be applicable to the lates 1 \m v d military lessons.
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      Reuter's Telegrams.
      298 4 [By Siibmtirine Cttble) Bec'J. .<t 5in,j,i,,,,r,: 16th June. MM. i. 'I Btuter, Noon. Tlir Court of Cassation In i'arin lias mot to oOßeUet the Dreyfus ease. They an- examining Urn m doaeii m with closed doors. Hi aid has won tin- o)H'ii ■■■>!: ChampionTht (inik l-'oreiyn Uakti aMed,
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    41 4 TUB band of tlw Kherwooi] Koraaten dis cussed .sweet in ail .:.-.'i. I'.ot.iiiual (laid, us from oto II las- n^l.t. Mthou^h the ni^ht was a dark one, uood n imbei of lesid. BtH availed khanastTea of the mi lomewhal rare treat.
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    43 4 I'yK ever bunuag qnertioii v\ hat. shall \^c do with our l*>> lOSBII to In MtiafMtorilj answered in the following ulvertisem. jl which ap]H'ars in the window of a Farriny don-road hut<hei 'l slioji, Wanted, a rasp c: able boy for beef BMiasgea.
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    52 4 ■•Moioi: BMsd mania should be treated when m-ognis. .1 as a dangerous foini o| lunacy," says the Mritish Medical Journ;< I. In the ineantiiui', it says. UtO best ptoplty lactic is a series of heavy tiuis. ,ndors<iii. m of certiticatcs, and expulsion bom clubx which nave the inOtOI Indus. rv
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    53 4 Thk following V. M. 8. appointments an ea/cttcd: Dr. 11. Frastr. M.D., to l>e I > j > tor. Institute for Medical lievarch Mr. K. W. B. Darke. to Borvej \ssisunt to th. Commissioner of Land Dr. T. C. Mugliston to :u't as Inspector I iein-i.i I t the Medical
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    66 4 At present Straits dollars, old British dollars, and Mexicans are current in the western Siamese province of Toagkall. But from Ist August, a Kami nirrency will be introdooad. The preaaßt currency will then be demonetist d. and will U' redoemcil b\ the Siaiues<' (>o\ei nmeiit at the rate ol S
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      584 4 "AUTUMN GOLD" j CIGARETTES. ill ..iiiiit-ttliilt "1 tlir Mime description as Tim < lustl.s'. Imt of R laiy.i rfn, choir. WhMM, an.l lian.l m.ule. I.y W. I), un.l 11. <>. Wills, d Btfatal «v.l Lon.lolli. Expressly prepared for: CALDBECK MACQREQOR CO. Samples on application. LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. Applications are
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      Personal not Political.
      34 5 K,,\l ill Sinynpori l.'ttli June. I>il'il. bij Hentir .5.i p.m. It is believed that the Tantah affair (Fgypti is dm- to some officers' damaging crops and is ol no political significance.
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      American Meat Scandal.
      21 5 President Hmsevelt entirely disapproves of the House Hi Id prescntatives' Committee's Meat Inspect! n Bill, as l)riny inadequate.
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      British Naval Manoeuvres.
      13 5 The Naval maniHiivies have bii'n most actively earrii d on.
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      Two Liners Captured.
      31 5 Two liners have been captured by the iinmli is. who in the early morning attacked Plymouth and Portsmouth, their destroyers attempting to lam an entrance at each port
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      " Battle " Still Proceeding.
      17 5 Battle Still Proceeding. U Portsmouth the invaders were repulsed, but off Plymouth the battle is still proceed-
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      To Apply the Closure.
      40 5 Sir Henry Can pbell-Baiiuerman will move tl.e closure on Monday, with a resolution limiting the Committee s proceedings on the Education Bill to sixteen days. The second |iart of the Bill is proposed to be drop|M-d.
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      Jewish Anarchist at work.
      28 5 Ihli. by liruler :,.:'O p.m. A .Icwikh anarchist Was bombed a Corpus Clnisti procession at Bielostok i Byalyutok Poland), killing and wounding many people.
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      Horrible Massacre of Jews.
      29 5 massacre of the .lews ensued, and hnndri-ds were killed and wounded. The remaining .lews tle«l to the forests where they were pursued l>y the mob.
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      Troops on Sick-list.
      19 5 It is stated that 'Jo of the troops operating in Natal are on the sick list.
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      Alfred's Return Unopposed.
      16 5 The Liberals have decided not to oppose the Hon. A. Lvlteltou s election.
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      New British Minister in Servia.
      25 5 Wording to the Standard, Mr. W. Whitehead. now in Berlin, but formerly in Tokio, is appointed l!ri;ish Minister in Servia.
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      The Beginning of the End.
      37 5 Tiie ioverniiH nt have he< n defeated three times owing to the defection of their -extreme anppactora in the Committee while working out the details of the Workmen 's I oni|xnsation l!il!.
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      Embarrassing Position Admitted.
      20 5 Mr. lilad-ton. Mstiiday. admitted the embarrassing |>ositioii of the I iovei -nnieiit iv lisped to the measure.
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      Conservative Scheme Operative.
      183 5 new re uryaiii/ation scheme of the Conservative |mrty broadens the basis of repres« utatiou on tin Central Council and maki-s it inoie demiM -ratie. Bee'd. Bimfport, l&k June. I'-1.1. If BMiW «.m. I- >s orhi ialh ■■IlllllTlwi that Bambaata. the rebel Kaftir Chief, wiis killiil on the
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    252 5 0 Orders of the Day. Friday, Mai IHH 1. Motions by the Aitim. Co&oirui SkckkTARY That this Council approves the provision of a sum of $20,000 to be charged on the current revenues of the Colony for the present year for the reconstruction of the Church Street (ihaut
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    Theatrical Law-Suit.
    542 5 At the Supreme Court. Pemug mi the 12th lune. the hearing began of a (MM iv which Mr. Edgar Maclntyre and Miss Kachael Kemp, lately of the Dallas-Band man Opera Company, claimed lrom Hasam Henry Dallas and Maurice K. Bandmann respectively, certain monies alleged to be due in
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    Singapore Sanitation Commission.
    97 5 Mi W. .1. 1(. Simison. M. l»., F. H. C. I.. I>. I. H. I'rofexsor of Hygiene. King's College. London, anil Lecturer in Tropical Hygiene at the London School of Tropical Medicine, says the amdC. Bjcprrm, has sailed for Sina|K>re to serve on a Commission to inquire
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    36 5 Thk Secretary «i Hrn MaßjoasM Criofcet I'luh has telegraphed to the New /calami Cricket Couucil asking what terms the Couucil is MHltd to yive for a '>0 days' tour of an Hugh-li team in New Zealand.
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    SLIPPERY LIM.
    408 5 Chinese Thief's Depredations at Tanglin Barracks. Li.m Moii MrNii. a yeung fellow, lias appar ently had the run of the Officers' Mess at Tanglin for some time. A month ago twe reports were made by Limits. Foster anJ Sneider, of losses the former of the loss of a
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    MONDAY'S CONCERT.
    48 5 Thf carriage approach to the Town Hall •n Monday night will be by the Supreme Court Road, ami the entrance will be by the stage door. A temporary iwrtico will be erected so that the audience can enter the Hall in comfort irrespective of the weather.
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    WARNING TO NATIVES.
    170 5 On the morning of the 10th ultimo the attention of Sanitary Inspector Olsen was called to the fact that a Chinaman named Sin Veok was very sick at No. 258 Victoria Street. Assistant Municipal Health Officer. Dr. Campbell, was communicated with, aud he directed that the man
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    •V Dishonest Servant.
    129 5 On the lMth instant it because known at Messrs. Whiteaway Laidlaw's that an old servantnamedChan Soon, who was employed as a runner about the shop, had managed, by means of fabricated chits, to get on two i occasions S'2o for stamps. He was given into custody. Yesterday.
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    Kuala Lumpur Rubber Co.
    147 5 Thk Kuala Lumpur Hubber Company is n -gist-red with a uapiUl of i.1M0.000 in £1 shares, to acquire from A. (irisar. of Antwerp. tin K< nt. Uganda, Wardieburu. Setapakdale. Klang (iates. and Mount estates. Selangor. and to carry on the business of planters of of rubber
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    56 5 Tina who are anxious to put au end to the- auouialy of plural voting, nays tliu Spmimtm, and yet are content to let the over-representation of the South of Ireland remain unaltered, afford au illustration of the feat of straining at a gnat and swallowing a camel which is without
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    MUNICIPAL BOARD.
    1138 5 An ordinary meeting of the Municipal Commissioners was held at the Municipa Board room at '2.80 p. m. yesterday. Mr. E G. Broadrick. the President, occupied the chair and there were also present Messrs. A. W. Bailey, A. t. Watkins. J. W. B. Maclaren. Rowland Allen, Wm. Macbaan,
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    The Opium Traffic.
    357 5 Thk Nortk < kirn* Doily Ntwt thus comments on the House of Commons resolution against the opium trade No-one who reads the telegram can fail to be gratified at the apparently unselfish and philanthropic declaration of the Secretary for India in advocating, even at a sacrifice, legislation
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    Colonial Marine Surveyors.
    80 5 Tin. Ui»ht Hon. the Secretary of State to. the Colonies ha» been pleased to approve the following appointments with effect from the 12th April, 1900 Mr. H. Muir. Assistant (iovcrnment Marine Surveyor. Singa)x>rc, to Imj (lovern incut Marine Surveyor, l'enang. Mr. W. N. Masterton. Assisant < him
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    REGIMENTAL FOOTBALL.
    126 5 Thk final HM in rnnnectmu with tin toot hall coin|H'tition of the Sherwood Foresters. iM-tweeii E. and C fiOmpMlif of tin lii meut. was i>lav<-d at Tanglin In-fore a large crowd .11 BMotaaon yeatanjay afternoon. Mr. Apps acted as ivliiv. A very good gfUllt! was witnessed. At the
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    48 5 Thk London OauUetA May IMb the Older iv Council saiietioiiin. appeals from the Supreme Couit oi the hederaU*! Malay States to the Prh j ApjK-als mnst deal with matter^ £6,000 >n value: ami must In I motion within fifteen days, acconipiini-d by security to the raiaa ot 10,000,
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      168 5 Borneo Rubber and Trading Co. Tn lionno I(ii1)1m-i- and Tiinliny Company has Ih-cii ragiaterad with a capital of CIJMMHK) in 11 shales to ailopt an agreement with the .Maia Syndicate. Limited, for the acquisition ol the share capital ol the Hande! <'n Industrie Maatschappv. Williehnina. to Hcipiin- estates ami concessions
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      282 5 RAFFLES HOTEL. SPECIAL. DINNER ON Saturday IGtd Jnstant REGIMENTAL BAND IN ATTENDNCE. RACHALS PIANOS. For Sub-agencies, apply to H- Schaefer Co, D 1768 Btll Agents. VyB3!I ta^G'RL "VBRANI Q"\VT" BREWED AND BOfTi.rp f,'y 2 REME GERMAN v^^ "GIRL" BRAND BEER. i TO HE HAD OF ALL RETAIL DEALERS Sole Importers
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    OUR NEW NAVY.
    1365 6 First Results of New Training l l A very interesting and important address on the new scheme of naval training was delivered on the 11th May at the Royal Naval College. Portsmouth Dockyard, by Professor J. A. Ewing. Director of Naval Education His qualifies. ions fur speaking
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    Foreigners Ahead.
    344 6 Mr. Charmberlain ha, been pointing out that while we are calmly content with a slow increase in tintrade, our competitor! an rapidly getting into our Colonial markets" 'lie said:— 'l have looked at the figurea of our Australian trade, and the period front 1890 to 1894 gives an
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    Russian Premier.
    114 6 M Qoremykin, the new Russiau Prime w;i- born i in [839. He graduated in 1860 from the 1 tn > ri al Law Sell, o] with an exceUeil and then entered the civil cervi I 1864, lie was appointed a member of the Legislative Committee of Poland, ami
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      517 6 WANTED WANTED. Si* good Compositors by the StraiU Time* Pre*N, Ltd. Apply with testimonials Strain Timn Office, Cecil Street, Singapore. WANTKD for jun«le work, an experienced ■Mil, Apply, Mntfai testimonials and qualification* also stating salary wanted and aye, to J.," c/o Strain Win. urn SELANOOR CLUB retarv. Sclan#>r Cliil>. Kuala
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      548 6 TO BE LET. TO LET from the Ist April, house No, 102 River Valley Road, Bent I**. Apply to L. D. c/o Strain Timtt. g 1986 TO BE LET.— until first floor offices facing Cavenagh Bridge Road and Flint Street. Ap| ly to Oathrie Co. Ltd., Agent*. a.o TO BE
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      660 6 TO BE LET. TO LET, Kinrara." Orchard R<wd. partially furnished. For farther particulars apply to D. Turner, British Dispensary. C 2346 VACANT. Rooms with a private family Tanglin district, tennis court. Reply to Y. 4 F. c/oS(rait« Time: TO BE LET. No. 5 Malacca Street, vow occupisd by Meaars. Behr
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      836 6 NOTICES. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. The offioM of Messrs Giang Bros. 4 Co. and the Singapore Steam Saw Mill Co. ha\e been removed from No. 2 Malacca Street to No. 11 and 18 North Boat Quay, from Ist June, 1906. MM CHOA OIANG THYE. NOTICE. The Sale by Auction of ALMA,
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    THE PRICE OF TIN.
    1219 7 Extraordinary Market Position. All Hn onus Exckkdkd, The price of cash tin on the 9tb of May. says the Birmingham Daily Post, reached £197 10s. The rise, as compared with the previous day, was insignificant, in view of the large jumps which have occurred of late,
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    ODD CASES OF EXTRAVAGANCE.
    551 7 Some People's Methods of Squandering Money. When people have more money than they know what to do with they some times develop I remarkable ingenuity in de\ising methods of squandering t. as iv the case of the French narqUK who, according to the paper.-, his her
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    105 7 isniiiMAnns mabad Hainan lll< 1 1 .Intl.- that Om Hiitisli sU'.nmr S.nnn \v,.s fired on by CUmm from Hrn abora while Hlie wan steaming "lit of Sainslmi halted! (Canton province) on tlit- previous moininu'. and what nmkis tin- oviuncnrc all the more daring is that H at BoHm «<i* ivitlin
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      139 7 WILLIAMS TYPEWRITERS. Mod No. 2 $120.— nett if f* 6 $180.- WILLIAMS DUPLICATORS l'rice S3O.— Will turn out lMt<'r work tlian RotaiT Duplicators costing double the price. Sub-Agents, John Little Co, Ltd. SYME Co. FOR SALE SULPHURIC ACID SYME Co. 2365 What we Do, We do Well. J Cood Work
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      844 7 Zgg TANSAN t»T A MINERAL WATER OF THI Jj I HIGHEST CLASS, Pure, (Brisp, Invigorating. TANSAN OF ALL DEALERS. CJ.EM.XOOK.PHS f Rathe Freres> For a complete Cinematograph Installation apply to Levy Hermanos, 3< Battery Road ii rifipOM double-sided records AND TALKING MACHINES. ODEON Talking Machines from $20. SOLE AGENTS, Levy
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      A Good Suggestion.
      160 8 ihf MMw "i (/ii -siKiii* Ttmrn," Sin,— lv Hongkong and in other placed tin- Mt office authorities publish daily lists of mails leaving by Mm various sU-ainers. just as is dour here, but they also publish oil these slips Hrn arrivals as will. and it would certainly
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      The Worthy Unemployed.
      604 8 lit, I tfttr Strata I Sn:. Ti> HMM mho not- oat ioto the highways and byways of Suigamn and ws tin number of jjootl men (I ilo not v It t to tin Ikiulk uu.lm rsi wlmi arr Makfag in vain lot MMM employment whereby tlicy may
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    Rugby Football.
    197 8 i. V. C. Bme turn ago mad ;i Uw membera tl* 8. It latter aboold net up team to play mi r at Bngb] but owiag to Uw i>f getting completely repK- ;<ai!i ..f (he s. i;. c. the natter i|.i il. v i caterdaj bowevei ouipoaei] nii-tly
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    49 8 putted t'uit Pi m., j> i lining to I'liinn mid will j..it I', kiny I Hhhmgtwt, li;inl>..». uidpoaaibly! >L'in in not ;i treat) cooatay :h. w.iiHupn. i Foreign UUta Board i thoagfa alfonliny tli< <listiii<{iii-lii> i .r\ i.i' :lk\ ami protectfcm in his liiui with any (•iHiiil c>Qicial mqitiou.
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    RAH LES INSTITUTION CLUB.
    593 8 Results of Annual Athletic Sports Meeting. Tuk annual athletic sport* meeting of the Raffles Intttitution Club wan held yesterday jn the school ground the occasion aluo being the closing of the school for the usual summer vacation. The weather in the morning when the preliminary heats
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    Inoculation Against Enteric.
    143 8 In an interim Mid ji.-t I Anti-Typhoid Inoculation < >'*— exan tlieiuaelvea as >«uistie(l that tfae practice ol antityphoid inoculation in the IJriti-h Army hM n luWcd in a -;di^tantial reduction in tin incidence of, ami death-rate from, entocii Eevei a nu tin- inciciilaUil. Tin tla -i,
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    HUNT FOR PHANTOM TREASURE.
    655 8 Another Vain Search on Cocos Island. Mh. Hai:hli> S. (Ik.w's steam yacht. Robsmarine. has returned to England from Cocos Island, where the owner ha» searched dili <eutly for nearly two yean* for the treasure rt -liich some still believe is hidden there. His quest, however, like
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    Singapore Chinese Recreation Club.
    192 8 Tennis Tournament. i;.,,,it i/,»',-i-.;.i/i r i hxmhii'NsHll-:— Chia Hood Sau^ Ix at Si ah Cheng Joo. li). -»•<>. til: Song DugSiang Tuau. l'.:i. 0-4. i:. mv.i.k BAXOIi vr:-Lee Kirn Choo ser. bMt Wee Kirn Hoc s<r. b-4.61. n. MtCBUI HiM'ii if: Mjny Keng and Cboo .lean
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    Y. M. C. A. TENNIS CLUB.
    47 8 Tip lU\'s FlXTlliK. Thk following ale ties ri\ed tin tu-da\ It. Siv-i.ks. A. I>. Bakei 1». <■'. Loveridge NT. Tcmdat'i Fixti hk. Dot 1:1.1 s. N. Kails nn.l \V. Carter- 1 v. C Lovei i 1-r ami W. C. l.itlHiite plu* 2.
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    TORTURE IN GERMAN PRISON.
    246 8 rYoman Socialist bound with Chains and fastened to a ring. I'hk trial at Halle of the editor of a iocialixt newspaper for the usual offence wealed the sort of treatment accorded to voiueii in some parts of (iermany for en;auiiig in political agitation. Two women were
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    N. D. L. Passengers.
    213 8 Tn follnwiny pa*seiimis arrived here yesterday morning by the lui|Hiial del man Mail steamer Sri/'lht'.: From Bremen Mr. Kmaiiuel and family. From Rotterdam. Mr. H. Bielke. From Antwerp. Mr. K. l'oortinann. Mr. >' Mrs. F (iroves. Kroin Southanipton. Mr. K. 0. Kal.oinb. Mr. Kobt. larvis jr.
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    The New Service Rifles.
    166 8 In view of the discussion, which has taken place recently in the military press as tn the etriciencv or ullici ise "t tin aiiuy's ne\» short rifle, the London and District l.irli inret this year was of special interest. I'm utunlier of years, the Loixlon Battalions
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    London Indians' Protest.
    123 8 Till; Kondo.i Smliun So-iet\ ban h'iii :i meeting of protest a(>aiunt llie pi—ant adaunistration of Kastern lieiifjitl. Mr. Dadabbai Naoroji presiiled. The Hon. O. K. (iukhale said that indicia tin,, ut the partition of Helical was general. hut the fact that Western lien^al wan ijuiet while Kastern
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    25 8 H. M. the Kiny has been pleaseii ko OOaV tii in the lion. W. 11 Shelfoid as an I norhcial Member of the Legislative Council.
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    Rubber News.
    397 8 T:n. TrvprnpfianMrr couniifiits 011 the present Itate of rubber cultivation. It begins by pointing oat how small tin man 1 lant it; .11, still are as compared with the l>ritish. In Ceylon alone 40.000 acres are master rabbet and about the same area in the Malay I'liiinsiila. In
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    54 8 Tin liaJHli Miula of Smawak lias raoeotly putcliaasd 10 -U lip. Argyll twocvliuilii car. The Crown Agjaafi Imv, placed a similar ofdn for a car to ha nsiil by an ottkifil rcsiiliny in the Ka-t. Ihe HeHulent of Selanfloc is <\|H.t'tiin; a mw oar, but. tins t.li«- Unlay Mail tuxlerhtanda,
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    CRUCH SERVICES.
    384 8 (Sunday. 17th June.) Fan SiM'w mi 1 1: TtnoTT. St. Am.i;k»'~Cmiiim:m.. 1 H.lll. Matin- aad r.itan>. Holy Communion (Choral) 8 ]"> a.aa 11. .1% Commnuion (Plaii Sandajr Bohool .n,l BiMe Causes. 880 p.m. Evensong mill SrrniMii. St. Mtiim»'.- Sepol I.IM-. 11 li a.m. F.« cinnv Berrioe. ■'> pm.
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      87 8 At tin- Mm of the year tlic fii'sl unnatural UxMMMM of a oUld'l bowed should h.-ive immediate u.. tent imi. The bwt thing that can l>e given is Chainbnlaia'l Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea] R<-iNrcly followad by castor oil as directRemedy followed by castor oil as directed wit li tacli botl
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      41 8 Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera aud Diarrhoea Remedy is the mosc successful medicine in the world for bowel complaints, and is the only remedy that will cure chronic diarrhoea. Every bottle is warrauted. For sale by All Dealers The Dispensary Gen. Agents. 30/6
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      332 8 K. A. J. CHOTIRMALL Co., JEWELLERS SILK MERCHANTS, Have just opened a fresh stock of Indian. Chinese, and Japanese goods i.e. silk kimono*. Maltese silk lace collars. Ladies' silk blouses. Japanese cotton crape kimonos, Persian and Indian carpets of all sizes, gold gem set-jewellery, silver ware etc. etc. Ladies and
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      138 8 UAY BY DAY. Saturday, 16th June. tiigli Water. 8-41 p.m. narln fliinni Bohool Bports. 8. S.V.A liitle l)istriluiti.,n Chroa Mash Bhow Hand 7-15. Wa.vang Kaasira. 1». Ornaaalial Band. 9ea Mum HoteL 7 bbj sunday. 17th June. Hiah vi»ter. Tlti a.m.TSI p.m. Fust after Tinity. .■s m.iv Clni Launches. 7:10. 9,
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      MINING.
      350 9 Date of rmatioD Capita] Subscribed I of Kharm Imiw Paid »lue up to Reserve 1900 1175,000 •140,000 I I 13,500 SfiCO niii<i-iMd 4,000 M.OOO 10.000 64" uniuowl 6.237 10.493 36.700 110.000 50,000 150,000 90,000 2,000 uau>n«d 10 I 10 10 10 10 10 10 1 1 10 I 1901
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      RUBBER.
      207 9 1905 IUOS 1903 1904 t-JOO.OOO 700,000 £70.000 tisjm •120.000 •610.000 £59.520 £10,500 20,000 t 10 10 70,000 10 10 9,000 uoiiMiuad I 63.000 1 1 I 7.000 1 £0.15 9,000 uuuiiad f 6.000 1 1 I 6,000 1 £0-15 1903 1904 1904 1 -«<- 1903 lilCi 1904 I 30.000
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      GENERAL.
      170 9 1903 1898 1665 1901 1901 1899 1903 1891 1890 1887 '-01 £400,000 122.5,000 •10.000.000 »2.400.000 534.000 »-7.-..iiO(i ♦eoo.ooo $30,000 •200.000 •500.000 13.000.000 i l.i. 700.000 „,5,000 «.**> t 1Q m.^ I »io,cor.ooo 80.000 i»s t» 9 -^;X, j »2,400,000 200 100 100 »M 75,000 2 750 100 100 t*M.ooo
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      DEBENTURES.
      6 9 454 5 6W.000 pw. seller*.
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    India Under British Rule.
    679 9 At a molting of the Royal Colonial I list it v c. a paper on India Under British Rule was recently read by Mr. Arthur Sawtell, author of Actual India and other works. The lecturer said there was little need tn dwell upon the value of
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    British Loadline and Foreign Ships.
    118 9 Thk decision ot the Committee on the Merchant Shipping Kill cxtemlinj.' the application of the British load-line to foreign >-hi]is not only in ISritish aorta, but on all NMMwWIMHtk the Inited Kingdom. 0 tlie subject of nincli discussion iii maritime circles. Althonjjlit the (iovern mi
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    New P. and O. Steamer.
    101 9 NMM. C'aiki> A Co., of (intnock, have launched the twin-screw steamer Sile, which tin v have built for the Peninsular and Oriental Steamship Company, of London. Stic is the first of four Httsamerx of the intermediate, or X cIaHK which MettHrK. Caird art conxtructing for
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    Commercial.
    226 9 Singapore, 1(»th Jine, 190(5 PRODUCE. (iambier 7.25 do (Cube Xo. 111 1 unpicked 10.75 Copra Bali 88 do Pontianak 7.95 IN P)h r. Black buyers MM do Whit.-. 2&62J Sago Hour Sarawak m 2.70 do Brunei Xo. 1 2.66 I'carl Sago n r >*° Coffee Bali, 1". buyers 18.25
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    F. M. S. NOTES.
    352 9 At a meeting of Planters hi Id at Kua'a Selangor on the 9th. mst. it wadecided, says the Malay Mail to form a local branch of the U. P. A. 'lher were present at the meeting Mesprs. J. A. Hunter, J. Huntei. T More. R. \V.
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    Australian Coal Position.
    435 9 Simultaneously with the great coal strike in the United States a movement has been commenced iv Australia for raising the prices of coal, although but a few months back it appeared as if further reductions wool n necea sary at an early il.ii. Whether the anticipa: trouble
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    60 9 Wk may reasouablv BBMti W lite. Hw l<x:k Kllis in the Sm.hruth r,;,1,, n i. that a time will MM when, if. for instance, ax in a cat* known to inn, an epileptic woman conceals her condition from Mm nun she is marrying- it would generally hi felt tlmt an
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    EATANSWILL JOURNALISM.
    547 10 A remarkable example of Eatan.-will journalism was laid before the King's Pinch. Dublin, on the l'Jth May, when Mr. O 'Carroll, master of tbe Ballinasloe wurkhouse, and his daughter applied for an order that Mr. \V Hastings. editor of the 'Western News," issued in Ballinasloe, should be committed
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    Substitute For Timber Piles.
    193 10 Mr II 11. Suplee. tin writer of the i|iiiiteilv survey of applied science in tin- quarter 'i "Forum," aeyi thai wooden pilea tuch a.- those apon which Amsterdam and st Peteiiuuig have i limit are now ix>iiig discarded: The timber pile is now being extensively replaced
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    Girl Saves Lion-Tamer.
    144 10 A prl'ii courage and prate nw of mind ■aved a lion-tamer from a terrible death i ii the 13th May. During a parformaaea at menagerie at Versailles, a tamer named Robert entered a cage containing a lion and a 1- in- Th.- lionaai mrang upon him. and.
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    ELECTRICAL MUSIC.
    966 10 Combination of Music with Telephony. A device by which performer at central instrument may BWsM IWMt miLsic in a thousand ttotani plaeH M surely the coiiibinui.Km of music with telephony that we have been awut.n_ r That such an apparatus baa Ik-oii devised we have been informed from
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      791 10 Ships and Steamers. P. &O. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. Par China, Japan, Penanr, 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. Outu-ard (for China). BWwaaa 23
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      1212 10 Korinklijke Paketvaart Maatschapplj. Under contract with the Netherlands India Government. Agents at Singapore Ship Aoekct, late J. Daimii i s A Co., 2-3 Coi lter Qcat. The undermentioned dates are only approximate Steamer From Exp'ted I Will be desmuhed for I'mi Iliemtdijk Batavia June 13 Soerabaya, Ampenan, Macassar, Balik Papau,
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      672 10 C.P.R. Canadian Pacific Railway Company's Royal Mail Steamship Line. THE FABT ROUTE BETWEEN CHINA, JAPAN, AND EUROPE, VIA CANADA, AND THE UNITED STATEB. 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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    INAUDI'S RETURN.
    491 11 The man With two Brains in Laidon Jacques Inaudi has just made his reappearance in Lond.m recently at the Hippodrome. With his friends and japrwaxio, M. G. de Thorcey, the t.imoiis mathematical juggler spent the whole of last year in South Amtriea touring the country from Columbia to
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    Design for Palace of Peace.
    163 11 Design for Palace of Pe ace. The follovißg if the result of the <-nmp?titi«.u for designs fi-r the pr isd PalaM of Peace— First prize. 12,000 tl. rm- (X1000), 11. L M. Oocdonnier, Lille: second prize. 9.0(M) florins (£750), M A Mai .-I." Pars: third prize. 7.0(10 florins (£583), llerr
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    43 11 Till- Qua ii DewsajSC of Holland, who has been stayinsj at Neawiad, met with s motor eai aacwenl lit i Majesty's automobile oaase tßtoooUiaioa wish a butcher's iart, and QueeSJ Basma Was thrown out, but fortunately eecaped with siiyia l aj in hie
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    121 11 ll is prrtty drill. shvs till' ('< ///oil Qtaiiyi, that tin- priM-nt < lovcrniiii-nt lof that Colony I fails to src-im- the thorough siip|H>rt of the planting roimnmiitv. which Sir West Itiilge«a\ roinrnanilttl. Thi-. serins to have arixen from Hrn ikMM ot n.lvisirs of weijjht ispeiiiillv ;is Sir \li\iunlrr Aslinorc
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    SHIPPING IN PORT.
    901 11 Under this bedding the following abbreviations are used atr. steamer sh. ship bq; barque sch. schooner; Yet. Yacht; Cm. —Cruiser Obt.— Gunboat Tor.— Torpedo H.p. Horsepower Brit. British U.S. United States Fch.— French Ger —German Dut.— Dutch Ital Italian Span.— Spanish Sar. Sarawak G.c— General -cargo; dp.
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    VESSELS AT TANJONG PAGAR.
    64 11 Wharves at Which Different Ships are Berthed To-day. East Whiki Nil. Victoru OfuriNu Doc* Zweena. Albert Oravinu Dock Nil. IMH No. 1 Upada, Teesta. 2 Nil. 3 Nil. „4 Trowbridge. 5 Van Riemsdyk. 6 Jason. Borneo Whar» 7 Nil. 8 Natuna. Glendhu. Jarmnk's WBAisr.— Nil. Kktpel
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    714 11 Name, fort, probable date of arrival, and name of -agent: Stbahibs. Acilia, Hongkong, July 1 Behn Meyer Airlie, Sydney. June 24 Boustead. Ajax, China, July 8 Mansfield. Alesia, Hamburg, June 23 Behn Meyer, Andalusia, Hongkong, June 29 Behn Meyer Arcadia, Hongkong, July 5 P. 40. Atholl, London, July
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    104 11 for Per Steamer Time Monday. Sabak and Djambie Ha** II 1 p.m. Malacca aud Linggi Kli,n,i Ssaf 1 p.m. Pekan and Tringganu Alms LeoUo 1 p.m. Muar and Malacca Ilmia ll'an 2 p.m. Teluk Anson via ports Sttffhu 3 p.m. Malai-ca -Hn 11,, 3 p.m. Penang HlaJsJ M"li
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    135 11 From Europe—By tbe M. M. a. I. Tonkin due on 20th June. From China—By the M. M. s. s. galatil due on lMth June. Loft Singapore Doe in London Arrive! Apt. 30th N. D. L. Mmy 25th May M May 3rd B. I. May 25th May 26tli
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    The Tin Boom.
    854 11 The following interesting article is from the "Mining" Journal of :he 9th May: Whatever may be the future of the tin market and course oi prices, the past fortnight will remain one of most memorable periods in its history. Tindaily movements will be found ill our m«;al
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    VESSELS ADVERTISED TO SAIL.
    67 11 Liverpool via ports. Mi ,le Lmtem, •ln>- Itith line, Barlow. East Coast port*. Baa WkaU Hin. alternate. Saturday* aud Wediirsda>». Teluk Anson via ports. Saffke on Monday* sAangor on. Wednesdays, and Hut l.nmg iit Knlavs. S. B. S. Co. Net Swettenliiim via ports: Penang in Tli'irsdayi,
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      721 11 Ships and Steamers. N. D. L. NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD. Imperial Qerman Mall Line. The fast and well known mail steamers of this Company sail fortnightly from BremenHamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southampton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (connection Marseilles, Naplea, Alexandria, and vice versa) Por Said, Suez, Aden, Colombo, Penang, Singapore. Hongkong, Shanghai, Nagasaki,
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      635 11 N.Y.K. JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Co, Ltd. A regul.u FORTNIGHTLY service is maintained betweeu Japan aud Europe by the following NEW TWIN SCREW STEAMERS, I'n.liM- Mail Contract with the Imperial Japanese < i. >\ eminent, specially designed for the Com|iauy'B European Service, lighted throughnut by Electrictity, provided with excellent aroom inflation
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      29 11 WEATHER TELEGRAM. HONOKONG.-IiTH Jt st.— 10 ».n. Barometer l".i U Direction of Wind HCTS. Force of Wind '2 Mnx. Temp in Snail* MANILA.— IStb 7iD GaUs. o i» ii
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    JAPANESE INDUSTRIES.
    474 12 The 'Monetary Times" of Toronto, referring to the manufacturing industries in Japan, notes the changes when have been made in the various classes of goods for export during the last ten years. During 1904 the value of nianu V.Ktured goods exported amounted to £7,140,000] that of commodities manufactured
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    Dividing the Loot.
    391 12 Mr. Winston Cliurchill .replying ieicntlv in ;Ik' Mouse of Commons to a in. -.ii.ii by Mr. Lehinaim concerning the burning of kraals and dividing of !.H,t. said that the information iv the B <•' tli' Cotoua] Secretary did DO< -tipport the Ijelief that any de* ruction of
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    PRISONER'S LIFE STORIES.
    557 12 Typical Careers of Crime in Scotland. Th» Prison Commissioners for Scotland ia '..heir rtcrn for 1905, follow their usual practice of tricing the history of prisoners in order to disoe'-T the causes of thrir downfall. In the present instance they take the cases of sixty niaic and
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    Clever Boy Pianist.
    172 12 Miecio Horszowski, having won fame in Italy. Germany. Spain, Portugal, and France, ha* arrived in 1/omliii. He gave his first recital on the 11th May at DtaiaHHJ Hall, when he electrified th.? audience by his marvellous cxe<u' i\e skill. The boy is a Pole, and was born
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    84 12 The (hincsr Government has appointed Tong Shao Vi and Tseu Ka Loi ax plenipot entiaricn to reopen negotiation)* regarding the Nanchang Massacre, with the French MininU-r, who is expected at Peking nhortly. There lias been much riimtatixfaction oxpreHfied with regard to the terms of the recent proponed Hettlement of the
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      559 12 Banks, Insurances, Auctions. Hongkong V Shanghai Banking Corporation. PAID-UP CAPITAL""^. 110,000,000 RESERVE FUND Sterling Reserve •10,000,000) Silver Reserve I 9,800,000 18 SOO OTO Reserve Liability of Proprietor* •10,000,000 COURT OP DIRECTORS. A. Haupt, Esq. Chairman. O. H. M«dhurst, Esq. Deputy Chairman. E. Goetz. Esq. A. J. Raymond, Esq. Hon. Mr.
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      487 12 Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. Capital £800,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £800,000 Reserve Fund £975,000 BANKERS. Bank of England. National Bank of Scotland. The London City Midland Bank, Ltd. SINGAPORE BRANCH. Current Accounts are opened and interest allowed at 1 per cent, per annum
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      651 12 AUCTION SALE OF W6e Pontianak. To be held at Powell A Co.'s Saleroom. Tuesday, 3rd July, al 2. 50 p.m. For particulars, see Circulars. Powell V Co.. Auctioneers. 3501 DUNROBIN. TO BE LET. This coinfortale residence is beautifully situated on the Dunearn Estate it stands on high ground in a
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      659 12 AUCTION SALE Tuesday, 19th June, at 2.30 p.m. No. 1H Merchant Road, Singapore, area 1,180 square feet, leasehold for 969 years. Powell Co 2574 Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE Tuesday 19th June, at -J.3op.rn. Freehold building allotments, situate it Orchs/d Road, Singapore, near the premises of Messrs. Kelly A Walsh, and adjoining
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