The Straits Times, 18 June 1906

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    15 1 The Straits Times \O. 22.005 THE STRAITS TIMES. MONDAY. JUNE 18. 1900. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      307 1 MICHELIN TYRES fiew Shipment just arrived r fßcofc your orders soon. C. Dupire Co. Singapore. The Impetus Boots and Shoes .lust nnpacked a very large Block <>t 'Boots. Shoes and Slippers, Fell H.its. linen [sudkerchiefs, Collars, Tweeds Flannel, Vienna etc. etc., Inspection Cordially invited 12 BATTERY ROAD "STRAITS TIMES" BUSINESS
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      292 1 The Recognised Headquarters of the Army, Navy and Tourists. THE ADELPHI HOTEL a Bingapore. Aplandid BitniUion. All modern somforta. Elsetrie V;,, I. (Ball an.l I i. Lawn Teann Coaata. Charge* Stnc'ly MoilerateWAVERLEY HOTEL .',!>■ HiU-^tri'ft. Si non poreHealtaj Position. French and O anna nOaißine an.i Bafreahmenta. Meali at every time
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      415 1 C. F. B. M. S. CHINESE GIRLS SCHOOL. II W.I VBABLI saI.K ok \voi;k. VICTORIA HALL. Friday .liuu- "Jiutl 4 to 7 p.m. S.itnnlav Jnnc !iil lii-:M) a.m. to 1. SSBO E G vi. K ItltOWN. SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING Mrs Howeil HAH BEHOVED ill:;: OFFICE w iN< HKSTEB 11OISK CAVAKAOH BBIOOE
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      267 1 Robinson Co. WATERPROOFS ALL SPECIALLY HADE FOB THE TBOWCS f«|* |7??\ New Prices IPC k$ Inverness Waterproofs A Chesterfield Waterproofs J Navy Regulation Waterproofs Army Regulation Waterproofs Black Cashmere Capes. Syces Capes and Coats. Nicholsons Well-known RainCoats l* Rainproof yet Porous. kf j-- \M¥ .A. SPECIAL PUBCHASE ol Gentlemen's Umbrellas.
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      273 1 Wl nl->T' k MOUSfI COLL) EB QUAY, The electric LIFT towkav i.oi.i. vr.w b\ iii >». i;i; -i H VRGKE EB. LTD. U'noi labb for us" by tenants and Otbi I NOTICE. S itive [ndu»tri« 1>:. k-.. i n pared to n>lv h it-, tan*, mannfacl i price Enqui >•-
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    London Tin Market.
    1055 2 The following report fron the Minim Journal in tin* article of May istii more excitement and wild,.,' ili,<u, ations Imvi hem ritnCMOj than liave htm HM in (he article for v.iv many y.-.iiv Daring I lit- rai!v part of (lie week the price of i, vaiuv.l t,,
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      223 2 "CONGO" TROPICAL ROOFING. Prices. 2 ply 810.508 10.50 per roll containing 2 16 sq. feet. O M laW.dU at M H 9* Complete with caps, nails and Cement for fixing. 44 Congo Tropical Roofing is cheap, neat and easily fixed. It harbour vermin and obviates leaks. IMPORTERS: Borneo Co., Ltd.
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      73 2 BUCHANAN'S BLACK WHITE Eiolds top place in the highest class of Whiskies Guaranteed 12 (twelve) years old. eel Jlrtie Ipully. Turf Commission Agent Now h,i> a hook opened on the I K\\;il;i Ltttnpot Meeting. DOUBLE EVENTS ON Planters' Cup and Horse Handicap. Planters' Cup and Ex-Griffins. also Treble Event Planters'
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      394 2 CRUSHED FOOD. TRY T T AND YOT T WILL RR SATIPFIF.P I. K. BKLILIOS begs to m.'ur.n tbe public that UfJ Factory (or preparing (rushed Food, at No. 1, Belilios Road, is now ojienod. Price of a bag of Cruihetl Food ws. 1p.,10c a »3.80 per bag. No. 1 Bran
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      412 2 MAINTAINS THE HIGHEST REPUTATION EVERYWHERE. BUILD UP and PRESERVE YOUR HEALTH and Fortify the System against Disease with (tsuMlslMtf slno# Hit.) CAS I MCE OR FLUID KXTRac i ur ittu JAMAICA too hK?hiT"("'t P KfcfcY M |A{y*l —M *n"k W H^SBVan^ Pronounced by the HIUHEVT medical AUTHORITifc.3 J %£Ss£ Tor
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    The Mishap to the " Montague."
    361 3 The Mishap to the Montague." A Beuter'e telegram s:at(d tliat the Htlvage uperat:one on th> dattleihip "Montague" had boon returned and I false bottom was being made Lo cover the holes, while the rocks underm.dh were being bwetad with a viewto towing her off. In this connection "Timeeof Ceylon" reporter
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    Forced to Eat Raw Rubber.
    237 3 Two Belgian* who attempted t> rving sentences of imamoaaMßl for atro.-ties up., 11 natives have been 1 am t d at Id 111 a in lie t'< Ml I' I I State. One of them. De Tiege. a relative of the president of the Mongalla
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    35 3 Mr. Newton Moore, Premier of We t ■in A.-straha. referring t i a deficit of -aid the Mui't I- salaries had bcttd 1 educed by £2«X) each, and econo I admiuiatration generally would be adopted,
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    84 3 k. ninaiks th< Siam ()I>■arvar should^ he well off for iceThy Bangkok Mwrafactar ibJing it* plant, and 1 in w factory with a capacity of tliirty tuns per diem, together with cold storage accommodation has just been established on the other ride of Clong Kut .Mai t.> it Tlien also
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      82 3 At iln^ wn the vr.u the fin! unnatural looeeoeai ol s child's bo* el* viiciulfi have immediate tentlon. The beel thing t H;» t can l>r gives is Cham berlain'i Colic. Cbo] m and Dianboei Remedy followed by eaetor < il l{iiiicdy followed by Otttt t <>:1 as <lii >
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      781 3 URALITE. THE BEST FIRE-RESISTING BUILDING MATERIAL SUPPLIED IN SHEETS FOR ROOFING ALL KINDS OF BUILDINGS AND FOR CEILINGS, PARTITIONS, etc. j^ HUTTENBACH BROS. CO. Maynard Co., Ltd., ENGLISH CHEMISTS. 14 BATTERY ROAD. HAVE OPENED A BRANCH ESTABLISHMENT AT 598-3, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, NKAK THE BRAS BABBA BOAO TKAM .11/NCTION. HOURS
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      186 3 PETROLEUM SPIRITS. BtNZINE. OASOLINE. NAPHTHA PETROL. ••MOTOR CAR" BRAND. In drums of 4 ami I Ini|x ri»l QaOosW. We ha»e reduced oar prio* lor above spirits lo 5O cente per Imperial Gallon tnn iitli Daosaskar. Deiiv.-.v oaa )><■ dMaiaad n Chin Huat Hi.i Oil Trading Co -Mil B .mi: Bride*
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    DEATH.
    23 4 Flue: -At So, 10 i. Saahia ltn-1. thk morning, tba beloved wHeof Capt E. B. Fink. Interment at I p.m. to da>
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. MONDAY. 18th JUNE.
    321 4 The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. MONDAY. 18th JUNE. Thk opinion of a nameless expert on liuhbcr-planting lias recently beeu given i the BtraiU Tim ami it would be Mala* to deny the stirring effect of the communication. It is not an opinion upon Kublx rplanting. in general, but is
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    260 4 This day is Waterloo Day a day notable, as we all know, in the annals of the British army, as the day on which, by their extraordinarily dogged pluck and marvellous shanks of self-restraint and ]h i -sonnal endurance, the various branches of tlie Service were enabled, with the xkill
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    473 4 It may not Ik i-i in rally knmii. or at all events, it may not bf known to visitors, in fllimuwsn. that tin- T< leplione Company's difficulties, iv respect to their Kxchauge connections, have ariam from the total cl'.ange. which has been forced upon the Company, in the location of
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    161 4 It is satisfactoi t.i .l in actual print that I'rince Arthur of C'onnaugbt has r.l irn.'i bom ssfsly. His sliort visit to Singapore and his debonnaiM ami easy manner. marked. thi.iiyh it was. with gmvity yet hMlmjul wsetvn, will be reonl leeteil hv us all Out inie foi many a
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    177 4 We haveit from hoinlon. mi Maiiuailukes' authority, that it is pi oims.il to ta\ hadielois. anil as 'Marinailuki-' |H)ints out, this s4-ems a little hard on hachcloi s. aU or youny or luiilille ayinl. as a wife has always been considered a luxury. Hut yet it may Ix? that the
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    87 4 Baron has it in Hngapore, to-day, thi t a hitch has arisen somehere in the pro. -eilini;-. and the Colonial nm rninent. on onleis liom Downin;; Street, an about U> cry oft their agreement to purchase the Taajoug I'agar l)ock Coinpanv's anawrty. it is natural, iv a place like the
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    80 4 It k satisfactory lo hear thai sikh ilis. missals .mil notices of ilismissal eoiitiline to bo canccllc-d. and the iiniilent of the boycott may now be regarded virtually a* olosed. Tin- simile has noeived assurances of approval ol th. way. in which the matter has been iloalt with in these
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    55 4 Thk late Mr. Seddoo evolved many #„»i thiujjs. and they all turned oat brilliant rac .isms: ;,nil i: was he who evolved the idea oi beldißg an brtansatfoaaj Exhibition in Sew Zealand, at Christ Chnrch, am the Ist of next Sow mber. w,- shall bare more to to say up..
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    21 4 At Imrnhaii). on the IHth of May Mr* Kennion defeated -Miss Thompson in tin rinal for the l.a.lies' (iolf liampi insllip.
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    21 4 <>m the MemK is of tin Singapore <io!i Oabbaa proseßeid a prise for competition among the .-.uMies connected with tlie course.
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    26 4 Lv i i Erxkot B. A. KnlU. ot the s. \V. Naval Artillary Vohinte<is. Sv.lney has arrived in Singitpoje. Ac proceedM to Dutch Hoi-mo this .i.ftemooii.
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    31 4 \'ia\: i no Si 5|.,,,.i iv expected to arrive in Singapore vory soon. The Italian Prince is lu.ikinj; tour throogl] the Knst and will probably sta} Uere, for same litUi tin..
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    45 4 '1 |h i-.ist, nt myths, nays tlie (laardiau, aißict every Royal Prince that be has been married xecreth or niorganaticallv (Queen Victor! > declared that tlie accusatibu bad been broogbt even against tin- ivin.-. Consort', and that he is incapabk ol prepai ing iiis own upeeohes.
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    48 4 I mil Smi. says the Lomlon Cimn, can ass<-rt with truth that her laws anil her judiciary are permeated with Enropeau oonuuptioDH of impartiality and of jnsti. we cannot consent, lor anj couocunonH iv other matters, to amplify' her )>\ isilietion ov.r tin- Bnrmsas wbjeob) of the Britinli Crown.
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    43 4 Db. W. (Juot't Centle inns XL beat Cambridge by 7 wickete.at Cambridge, »>•« a London wire .iate.l Otfa June. Hufa beat Derbyshire bj l! 7 runs. Miilill'-see\ beat Somerset by runs. Barmy beat Notts by 3 niokots. The Warwick vrnil» Wmvr-u.-isiiire match was drawn.
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    52 4 Ni. An li' was yesterday morning bond by Detoetivi No MS In poeaessioD ol the tins oi butter. As be conldsay notliinii more satisfactory than that Uhinaman save him the bwwer, he w:;s arrested. This morning. Inspector Dooley charged him before Mf. l.'onnaii with (randaleat |h>ss,-. sion. He got a
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    60 4 Thk i hinesu .Minister to France has telegraphed to his Government ■"yting tin aggressive a.tivity of the Frencn along tlie Iku.l.i- of Yunnan provinos (WestornChinat. Ho warns the (iovirinneut ayninst the ambitious designa of the Governor-General of lado-China, and expresses the fear that China's wovereigntl in this portion of the
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    143 4 I i.t least of Corpus Christi was sol.-ni siaeJ attheCatbedrUof the Good Sheplieid yesterday. The Ki-^lit Bevd. l>r. Barillon i ofliciati'il at iwith mflfwiiig ami > raaing Mci u.i's. assisted by Bevd. Fathers Rivet and 1 Poogat. Iv thu Bomiag tin- choir nnder < the able oondnotonhip, of Jf r.
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      Women Suffragists Hostile.
      26 4 Ihl.l. 1,,, r i..,,,. A bawl of Women's KnffragJMtx. with rt;n; waving and shouts, interrupted tlie meeting, at which Mr. Asqnitli (ran Vorthampton.
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      Socialists Follow Suit.
      20 4 Tiny were ejected: but wbaeijucutly some S<M-ialists interrupted tlie meeting, nul thoxe alsn v.i ii- eject< 'I.
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      Proclamation of Martial Law.
      27 4 Bee'd. Su ",<■■■■ 17th /»h.. I hi, l. I, It. ,i.-r booh. Kighting and Hacking continue at Bialystok w!n-ii' martial law luw beeu Drockumcd.
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      Disastrous Effect of the Outbreak.
      22 4 The outbreak m affecting diHaHtroiiHlj tin Bonnes, and a beav\ fall in Seen ri tie* has remilted.
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      Disturbances in Moscow.
      37 4 -i ow is re|iorted to <■■'■ in v< i tied I'oniliti.m. and denionxtrationfi againxl the Government are of daily occurrence in the (treats. Bxtra troops have been called to tbu factory (jnarterH ol St. Peternburfi.
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      Zulu Rebels Surrender.
      40 4 i; r'rf. Sn ijt pore. ISt />/■,/. 1.,, ft nter. Kln.m. Moi.- /.iilu rebel chief* have nnrrendeie.l. It is expected that ipostofthe rend* will come in by the IKh instant Only two important i-lii.-i- on still in rebellion.
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    22 4 Tiik M. M. Vi, iu.ii, MTivcd xtenlay from Dunkirk with ovei IHIU cases of bulletx. in powder :tml a iniiitiiiii for S;iiyi.:i.
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    43 4 In no otlier creature lint nun:. nayx tin mil. is tlif '!> -in i.i bewail and n n the dead very highly Jovolop I If von sh.Kit hiil n< chance* ace that its mn »o >l er limb 1 in tlir countc m n
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    65 4 111 1 liaM been i 1■..,!,-»I .Mine-, oi Intl. nka tin is very pare on tbu oroetiuu* alloyed below >* -of iron. v. refining is not arrioil on there nritii all ilfsiiiihliMiiii'. lli.- In. l i inriit. proprietoi ot tin Banks mi inteiidH to offer two kin. is of pig
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    108 4 \i:ni i ;i o'cloah yenterdaj ;n -i:jin^r uu accident ooenredon toe hill in Killinej I: Two mail and im v i ks werv drawing ;i curt wmtaiining i ig< pieo "i heavy unbar wbrn Uv aJli animal (ell ooming down thfl incline. The right wh.-.l of the earl it* body,
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    132 4 I'm. the first time >l- I Iton mil to., hi 'tin- London bronnttrapli Hhow, jpivi a cliiilnns Ifatinon nn tlatanla) afternoon ban 8 t<> T.li p.m. To counteract tiic brightness <>( the li^lit. the largo teat wan Doremd with bioek doth to ouabk the ymiaffUmn to we the piotanw dearly.
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      706 4 PHENOL Disinfectant. Positively fcilh $erms and Greeks II I.l.Kit I'AKTK IT. U<S <»K THK VAI.VE OF "PHENOL" mi: ova ma list, paoi 4<i. Price Pwr Re >H. Quart Bottle 50.:,0 1 Gallon Tin l.r>() •1 ..-2.70 and 10 gallon Drums on application. One Qnart Ten Gallons of liakM Strong Phenol
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      322 4 LATEST ADVfiRTISMENTS. AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD BIII.DINC LAND At Mi'*si-.. H. L. OoabbB) Co.'s Mart I On Ifcarfsf, tnd fnifj, ul !.:m p.m. Lot 1. Freehold baBBBBg land «ituate near Hali-Htirr limul, district of Toali Pyoli and Rochore, area 22,500 square feet. Lot 2. Freehold lan 1 ailjoining the
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    Reuter's Telegrams.
    296 5 Suhnnirinr Cilhh\ Bte'd. Wafwaow J^tli -him. 11,1,1.1,,! l;,ul,r<).:ill The Duma discussed the Hiclostok riots. It is asserted that the niassaere of .lews there waa arranged by the QaaanaMßi The iMim.i has s<nt three of its members there to investigate the matter. The riot- I'.ielosU.k have haan renewed. Thoiisiiinl-
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    SERIOUS CARRIAGE ACCIDENT.
    311 5 Horse Bolted and Victoria Overturned. R"i regret to bear at a leriooa carriage accident which occurred on Saturday sffarrnoon wbik Mr-. -I. T. Lloyd and two ot her ibuighten were driving to town. Alxnu o'clock tin- ladies wen coining dow 11 Ca'iui in their victoria and the
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    SINGAPORE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
    244 5 Tin rlnrt Top ilarOrclM stral Concert of the Season l!Hr,-l<H>7 will U given in the Town Hall to night at.) p.m. Tin Preheat ra will play the (ollowing pieoea: the Andante from Beethoren'i Syinphonv No 1 the bmn from the Ballet La Itolle an Hois Doramaat' iTchaikovHkyM
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    15 5 I v- 1 yoar'o I'aaailian murphm was fl..".72.<Nx'i. that for the enrrent yoar i« t2.sOft.OtH).
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    THE COURT OF REQUESTS.
    712 5 All About the Purchase of a Daughter-in-law. A Tamil woman named Anjalay brought an action on Saturday against a man named Moona Valayutham for $60 in lieu of a pair of earrings which the defendant was alleged to have misappropriated. Valayuthaii replied with a counter action
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    The Third Mate's Guests.
    191 5 (in >aturdav mornini.'. laaaaaba; Howard had Mr. Backer* -gncwti again befon Mr. Column on tin ohaaat of theft 011 a vessel. The farts „t the eaae appeand in Friday's iaaae. Hi ttctiM s.i rgeant McLean i:ave evidence of arrest. Tbj proprietor of the -Vafatring Bar" said
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    103 5 Kl.oM ail ottici.ll so;;i-i -;iv- tile L.iniloll. correspondent of the I tlieie comes the news that one 1 .him .|i:i mi ol the dispute now settled Ixtu.-en (ireat Britaiu and Tiirki-v in ooaaexion with tin Tabah territory will bi c great improvement of tin Egyptian defeaoex throughout the line of
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    114 5 1 1 1 n wtddiug was celebrated at the l'li-shjtcriau Chtnob on Saturday afternoon, when Miss Dai-y Biookabatlk, daughter of Mr. ISrooU^banU of Tinjoiig I'ayar. was married to Mr. M\ics ot Mi^.s. Pateraon Simons and (o. The bride was given awa\ by her 'iither. and her ataaM l.i na aotad
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    SUPREME COURT.
    529 5 "A Fool and His Money are Soon Parted." In the small Court before Mr. Justice Planar an Friday the first case cAllod was one which the learned judge sng jested should Im- tattled mt of Court. A Tamil named Kali nga Rayan claimed from another Tamil, Veerapahan, the
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    Singapore Supreme Court Registry.
    321 5 1905. 1U..1-11:-. ok'THK llw— Col rt. Si\., >ioi:k. Dranca thk Vkai: MM. Mi:. C. B. Vkli.k. Registrar of the Supienie Court. Straits Settlements, has issm-d his nport for HXl.'i. and says that the number of Banana tried at the Aaatsea held during the year was Itl
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLIB.
    83 5 Twknty si\ carils were taken out for the Jane Medal Competition, l'lay resulted iii a win for Mr. .1. S. Humphreys with the ex tniiiely tine score of NiaiN 71 made up at levaa threes, asvaa fours and four fives. This c< institutes a record for some
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    80 5 OwiMi to a report that a liussian CourtMartial had sentenced (ieneral St<H"sel to d.ath lot >-owardii-e on the ground that his iilllioniaw of I'ort Arthur was premature and unjustihiil. (iene:ol Nogi. who conducted the rinqn nf tha fartrnaa was on the '24tlj May interviewed a: 'lokio. on the subject. The
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    73 5 \'m tollowing iUiiusare noted in respect to the Sherwood rataataia; Lieutenant Robert Lowe Sherbrooke. from Battalion. The Highland Li^ht Infantry, in succession to l.ieiteiiaiit (i. L. II Manby. promoted. Se> ond Lieutenant .lolin Leslie Graydon Cuter, fioin 4th Battalion. The Ksse\ Keyi hunt, in succession to Lieutenant (i. May-all. rnaiflnnrt
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    AT THE TARGET.
    1322 5 Distribution of Volunteer Prizes by Miss Anderson. An Interesting Ceremony. On Saturday afternoon an unusually pleasant and interesting function took place outside the S. R. A. pavilion in Target Boast It was the occasion of the distribution of tin- prices won at the third annual meeting of
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    24 5 Cai't*in U. Me. B. I'oiitmi. Ist Hat. Slur wood KoirsU-is lias ariiv.il at Singapore ami is taken on tin- atrwigtb .>i the Com uiautl.
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      380 5 NOTICE. By order of the Board of Directors, it branch of the DEUTSCH-ASIATISCHE BANK has been established in Singapore, DeSoQU mid Prince Str n tmt. Singajwre, Kith Jnne, HKMJ. E. SCHULZE, Miiiitnii r. asm A LITTLE DOWN AND A LITTLE EACH MONTH until the Purchase is Completed we tin- Teruu
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    Currency Reform in Mexico.
    1079 6 The following article on -urroncy reform in Mexico is from the Mining J.niriial. It is from a Mexican correspondent fli Milutiim of the monetary i. urm in Mexico has been offivtetl by Urn >:iiii>;<and metJuMiical pi\xi'durc of diminishing the- amrmiit of money, consequently by this sole
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      518 6 WANTEI> WANTED. Hix good Compositors by the "Straits Times Pretw. Ltd. Apply with testimonials Strait! Timt! Office, Cecil Street, Singapore. WANTED fur jungle work, an experienced Hirvivnr. A)i|.]\. saadiag n-stmionials and qualifications sin stating salary wanted ami a»;e, to J.," c/o strait! Timr». ■>:m\ SELANOOR CLUB. The S< -crelary Kelangor
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      549 6 TO BE LET. TO LET from the Ist April, house No, 103 River Valley Road, Rent K». Apply to L. D, c/o Strait! tiviii. v 1966 TO BE LET.— small first floor office* facing Cavenanh Bridge Road and Fliit Street. Apjly to Outhrie 4 Co. Ltd., Agent*. v.c TO BE
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      274 6 TO BE LET. TO LET, Kinrara," Orchard Road, partially famished. For further particulars apply to D. Turner n ßritiBh Dispensary. BfJM TO BE LET. No. •"> Malacca Street, now occupiad by Messrs. Behr it Co. Entry Ist August, 1906. Apply to i-iSK7 M. 8. E. ANGULLIAACO. TO BE LET. Immediate
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      330 6 R|LEY.HaRGREAVES& Co., Ltd. SI2STO-A.^O^/E IPOH. Electrical Engineers. HOUSE WIRING Estimates and Advice free. ELECTRIC FANS Crompton Punkah Fans, Table, Bracket and Ceiling Fans. MOTORS From B. H. P. upwards for small Machines, Pumps and all Purposes. DYNAMOS For light and Power, Private Plants, etc. ELECTRIC BELLS For House or Office.
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    London India Rubber Market.
    551 7 MmMK. W. .1 mill II 'I'lunnpsdiifoitnightly liulu rvUMT lfp-ni mi :i> f< Hows niuler date London l.th May At Auction* 1,661 padugw offered, 1 1 which ■> Imm portioa was withdraws, owing to tin' modermte ifaiwunil Colnißluan, t "I'lit r:t l Am. rir.ui ami Cm' A
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      128 7 \i lAa $7 32 I il ft \VI ft 32 ft V 32 32 ill 32 V> Si §Dont S > Be Blind. my IVin't r. f iK- to Ix-llfTrhi a Ililnc. till mj /kyou'\r Iriid II TholiMudi "I Ifoplc^k 5" uffir IndeteHbahle mnnn- "i*7 7kKHir«ill>l bM-auac they La\u ucver
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      134 7 WILLIAMS TYPEWRITERS. Mod J No. 2 $120.— nett 6 $180.- WILLIAMS DUPLICATORS Price S3O. Will turn out better work than Rotary Duplicators costing double the price. Sub-Agents, John Little Co, Ltd. SYME Co. FOR SALE SULPHURIC ACID. SYME Co. ■^iti."l What we Do. We do Well. mummm^ mmm^ Good Work
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      529 7 HAKONE WATER THE MOST REFRESHING AND INVIGORATING NATURAL MINERAL WATER (BOTTLED AT HAKOKE IN JAPAN* IT MIXES EXCELLENTLY WITH WHISKY, BRANDY AND MILK. la cases of 4 do/., pints with Crown Cork. CAN BE HAD AT Q. Otomune Go. Sr OGRAI HS f Pathe Freres. lor a complete Cinematograph Installation
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      312 7 SOUTrfc INDIA LABOUR AND GENERAL SUPPLY AGENCY Correspondence invited by Maniyam ami J Sons. MerchauU and Agents, Tricliinogxilv South lii'ii;i ■JM FOR LADIES dJORET.HOMOLLES'APIOL It tht most sure nmedy tgalntt the Sickness, and othtr effects caused by tht delay of tht regular penuas 3tGPlN.Ct.im,l6s,RuaS' nonor»,PaßlS I NOTICE. The extensive premises
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      Chinese Preferable.
      162 8 r»fai MMsrs/ <>tr "SansHi Urn,: Sik.—The suggestion from the Hw'li Echo ir publish today, that the Sikhs mi's Island should Im replaci d liy I 1 ineae is winthy of every aaHHti There an tew immigrants SXOepting Chilli -c and it w old for many reasons Im- far
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      Slapping a Girl's Face.
      86 8 fi Editor i./ Hir Strait* T, .lust after tram No. :i crossed the Singajwre Rivur on South Bridgi Ko.nl at Id k! thin morning, I aawtbe oondnctor reach and -lap in the face Japanese yirl w hose likisha was U-iny passed by the train. While ti,i-
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      Flags as Advertisements.
      183 8 ill, Editor of the "Strath Time*." I have noticed a growing tendeno} in siugapore to maki use ol the tlay- of various nationalities (or advertising purposes, when vi --cis riving foreiyn Mays are iv (Hirt. partiI iarlv transports or men ot war. To day fol instance, there
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    THE CRICKET DEADLOCK.
    536 8 A Review of tre difficulty arid A Possible Way Out. in Australia utattractin., world-wi.le i ,len -I and is not an inln it topic iv Si igapore aporl circles. The ter has reaolvjd itMell into a triangular between thr New South Wales an 1 ria Cricket iati.ni-
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    ANGLO-CHINESE SCHOOL SPORTS.
    625 8 Till- Annual S)>orts of the Aii(<lo-Chinese School were held at the Hoarding School yrimnds on Saturday afternoon. The rains of the early part of the week had left some effects which the sunshine of Friday aud Saturday was not able wholly to overcome. Kut Mic day itself
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    Living on the Rand.
    132 8 <.. Hi. it writes! itl oi Mine* Magazine ou the coat ul living un the Band: Theco»t ot UWng. ol varies with the idioHyncraaies ol the individual, but there an certain expanses that ma> be regarded m ftxed. taking into i on~;.ii i.iJon a moderate amount
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    Wong Gum's Indiscretion.
    120 8 Hk.UK is a tale from Dockland. London, and concerning Wong-Ouui. Chinaman, who lived at Limehouke-causeway Wong-Gom became aconahatad witli Ah Hmg, a countryman, who poaaassed watch and chain. One inuniny Ah Hiujj missrri his property, and went to the poboe. > detective, told to make Inquiry, had
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    103 8 Wirn all tin examinations under the clerical scheme, me Detent clerks nic srill to be laiyeh met with in the F. M. S.. remarki the I'rralt Pit B tns ol them ■'<c so iy ant that beyond being ask to copy they are ti: tor nothing alae. To bid) I
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    "ENGLAND THE UNREADY."
    534 8 Lord Roberts Addresses Meeting of City Men. Loatt) Koiikkts had every reason to be gratified w tth the receptiou of his address on imperial ami National Defence," wnaah he read at the Mau.sion House. London, on the Kith May to a crowded and repreaan tative yatlu liny
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    Inearthing a Bible City.
    279 8 Th»- unearthing ol tl,. B{bk City of t>:,i!t by Esrai lites. was the unbject -t intenvting address delivered at 1 ni\eisit\ i olii London on the 17th June by I'.nt. --•l Fiwders Petrie. who had \r.^i returned from an archteological expedition in Egypt L>9Mcrihing tlu city
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    A Racing Story.
    291 8 il» 1 1 i- c:.ttin^ reportuM a coantry i meeting in A ntralia. Hot stuff those jix-kt Uiys! ■•When thingH were aomewhal wttled down, it wan found that onrj three liiiiana Iwei itartinK for the flrsl race (Trial Btake«). and at about 12.80 pju. Bemm. ot the
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    PAHANG NEWS.
    763 8 RewardA to Clerks. Kiiom ne\t year, clerks in the l-'edt rated Malay StaUs will 1m- iewai;led it they do particularly well in examinations. A recent executive order promises a bonus of $~>o to the clerk whu obtains the greatest number of marks in the senior clerical examination in
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    Peking News.
    216 8 SKwaAij despatches have been exchanged between the Minister ot the Board of Foreqm UViiis and the different fimilnil Ministi rngarding the aatoblsshteg of eoninu'reial him- i.i.-ide the i iiv. Although the majoritr nf the foreiga Sfioiston are not in accord with the. Chinese Ooveramont ngaiding its decision tliat
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    SEREMBAN NOTES.
    396 8 mil, r>"n. lii. rahtsriag, ordered bj the Judicial f *l»llliati— loillil at the la>-t Assfan ~<-»inn. vi tin- ease of criminal bread) ol tm^t aßainat Vn Thian Took, ilili\i-iy eU M tinBaagaj Ujong Railway, which tiKik place mi the >">t)i instant ami was postponed to tin l;'.tli. was
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    Tite Colonial Marriages Bill.
    212 8 It tUo v i:il Marriagi Bill, which Ims just .1 read :i second time in tinii l.iul-. should bsoouie law, which is no\. highly probable, we aays the OuardifiH, oan hardh doubt that it will be ued ai lever t<. help tha legalisation ol marriage with
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    ROWING.
    274 8 The Eights at Oxford. Tn I nivii^itv nylit „;m races at Oxford terminated on the 28rd May. In >.pit«- of tin fact that the wMtther iras unfavourable, rain (ailing heavily .there wan a n iy large gather my at the rivernide. The Second Diruoon started in the ioll..« inj;
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      197 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 crape kimonos. Persian and Indian carpets of nil sizes, gold gem st t-jewellerv. silver ware etc. etc. Ladies
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      65 8 DAY BY I>AV. Monday. iKth June. liitfli Water. l.i p.m. mcert. Tuesday. ir>th June. Higli Wate 9-ia |..in. Kuala King H Wednesday. j<i> i Jum;. lliyli \V. M. M. i in do*. Thursday. 3 1 at June. i 1 ,v. i "i Ihyn Water, nil.-, a.m Hi i p.m. Koala
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    COAL UNDER SEA WATER.
    914 9 H^w Wast of Energy by Exposure May. be prevented. llu« t.. preserve itorks of coal i> s problem that has long tracteii ie attention of ooal-ownen and ooal-nean, Experince ahowed that when coal is ktarked. r loses >"in tli ti 14 of it> calorific In 11
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      MINING.
      362 9 I >ate of fiirination 1900 1901 UH 1901 IH9-.' npital »175.001> £.10.000 Jtl46.7<K> £-J*)i).OUt) I Subscribed 5140.000 $-.'93,600 *****5 7/ 11H0.M66 CMMM I I i i I I i Number f pM Shares V lue "P to S 13,500 10 t 10 Ww uoui-iMd 4,000 10 I 10 20,000
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      RUBBER.
      196 9 ■M MM IHO4 V.MPO.IWO 700.000 CTMN 12.000 I I (120.000 •610.000 MMM £10.500 20,000 70,000 9.0U0 unioned 63,000 7.000 9,000 uuuimwl r 6,000 6,000 10 6 9 10 i 10 Balgownie Rubber Estate Ltd. Batu fujor Rubber Co., Ltd. 12.25 buyers 24.00 *ale»uml mßmi i a. i 1 £0.15
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      GENERAL.
      196 9 190:* Mi 1!H)1 ma l MM un MM I-'."' I lUO.OOO MfMM $10,000,000 400.000 534.000 S-tTVOOO *600.000 ♦ao.ooo s-.im.000 v>oo.ooo IMOOOO 350,000 1 £1 Duff Development Co., Ltd.. MJIMIH 5' 000 uui- il%l t-w- 000 4 500 •M'• SO I U-'.VHi Fruer.iNeave.LUl. 10:1.00 lmyer* >..j,wv 10.000.0000 i *10<V<000 80,000
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      DEBENTURES.
      44 9 Howarth Erskine, Ltd. 6% Riley, Hanffeaves, Ltd. 6% Siugapore Municipal 6% 8% Tuojouc P*ear T><*V Ho., Ltd. 6% SHOO/MHi 400,000 1,478,000 60-2.0IX) 4.W.0IW i.MU.ann I prem buyer>. •J% prem buyeiv. 2% prem bu>er_. par. bmrat*. par. sellern. prem bin er*. 1% prem sellers.
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    223 9 Singapore. 18th June. HKM PRODUCE. Onasmes 7-30 ill. (Cube No. limiiiicked 10.7"> Conn liali BJO do I'ontian.ik 7.9.j I. I>|hi. Black 80.78 do WliiK B -2H.G-2:. HagO lldiiv Sarawak 2.70 do Brand No. l 2.66 Peai i ">.40 Coftea Kali, lv buyers IR-j;. CoOm. Msnhangi W% laais ,a\M Coffee,
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    ANTI-MILITARISM.
    869 9 ANTI- MILITARISM. Efficiency of French Arsenals Sapped by the Socialists. Tbe following article by Mr. Ami. White appears in the D.ulv Chro j'irlf." Ono of the adiuirabk lv-uh friendship witli Frauce ii thai French achievement.; arc most gratifying to all on this side of the Channel, while any difficulties and
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      Detreioration of Toulon
      383 10 h\in when 1 waited Toulon three years ago, the oondttkai of the arsea»aJ iiiiu-h to b; iwsillld Since then it In deteriorated, as readers of l.e~ lnaril;mes, a candid uavaJ rtory tbotai Totaiot] (k.MiilH.I l>y l'aul Adam as a ii'.-ilation of the g.eatest moral ti ut. may
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      THE EDUCATION BILL.
      472 10 THE ED UCATION BILL. Govjr.iiucnt indisposed lo make Lonccbsions. The Voikshirc Liberal Federation Uas, ;.v a large majority, earned a resolution in fa\ m i m uh.-u- education. While the ddbato on the Education Bill v.. in| i n the 23nd -May. •ii tl' H..U eof Commons, tlie Prtinier oi
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      HIGH PRICE OF TIN.
      1591 10 Advance Caeahes Interest in Cornell Mines. The London Tribute y.O- iahed tin: following article on the 'I'm the 21a. May Great attention ha.s been atti id d i<> tin duriiij; ill. ji.isi «(ik.- vv ng lo the s.iisiUoii.il moveriK'nts v. h bave occurred, ud ha record
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      LIST OF PASSENGERS.
      150 11 r.-i P. a i). s. i. Uaaltm, ooaiMetißgwitß the ataaastr Itertuka «t Colombo. Erosn London Mhv J.ir.l. da* •-'.'.rd Jan* Mr. B. Pnrtj Mis- I. I: B. Trann, CB. Fnaklin, .1 A. Small, mid B. Balanaan, A. Smith, Major O C. W Dad l r .v <).».,
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      1079 11 Under tbia heading the following abbreviations are used str.— steamer ah.— ahip bq barque; sen.— schooner; Yet.— Yacht Cru. —Cruiser Gbt.— Gunboat Tor.— Torpedo H. p.- -Horse -power; Brit. British U.S. United States Foh.— French Ger —German Out.— Dutch; Ital.— Italian Span.— Spanish Mar. -Sarawak G.c— General-cargo;
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      707 11 Same, port, probable date of arrival, and name of agenlt. Steamuk. Acilim, Hongkong, July 1 Bebn Meyer Airlie, Sydney. June 24 Boustead. Ajax, China, July 8 Mansfield. Alesia, Hamburg, June 23 Behn Meyer. Andalusia. Hongkong. J une 29 Behn Meyer Arcadia, Hongkong, Jnly 5 P. 4 O. Atholl,
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      MAILS CLOSE.
      91 11 for Per Steamer Time T..-M..i.mitt. Sourabavn. Mii.u--.ir.il.- VmmHUuuigl 7 v.in. H'kong.'Sh'glmi. JapaatfJartarfrf 11 v.m. Sarawak WurUuf 1 |p.m. Palembang ti/.liir 1 p.m. I*. S'tenliHiii. Penaag Ptrmk l p.m. I'enang and Calcutta Arntiotm Afemt COB. Hongkong Apemt 3 p.m. Malacca, A- P.S'tt-iiimin < ;tlt l, p.m. Heugkalis.Siuk.v PakmaHtms Le,
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      MAILS To ARRIVE
      136 11 From Ecrope—By the M. M. s. g. TmuUa due on 20tli Juno. From Can*—By the I. AO.». s. lhm§tlt due od 20th Jane. L.oH bingapore Due in Liouduu Arrived Ipl. 30th N. I). L. May 2-Hh May SM Hay 3rd B. I. Mn'v 2-ith Mav 2Htl« Hay
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      OFFICERS' PRESENTS.
      849 11 Sensational Evidence at War Stores Inquiry The Commission appointed to inqaire into the disposal of war stores in South Africa sat again at the Law Covtl London on the loth May .Mr Justice Farwell presided, and all the <\ missions were present. Colonel Morgan, who w.,s director ol
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      727 10 P. &O. STEAM NAVIGATION CO For China, Japan, Penan*, Ceji.io Australia, India, Aden, Egypt. Mediterranean Ports, Plymnm.. and London. Through Bills of Lading issued for China Coast, Persian Gulf, Continental, aud Americnu Ports. Steamers will leave Singapore on or abont Mail Line. Outward i tor China). Dernnha 23 June th-eann
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      724 10 Honinklljke Paketvaart Maatschapplj. Under contract with the Netherlands India Government. Agentt at Singapore :—8«m?: 8«m? Agency, late J. Daekdkls A Co., 2-3 Coixter Qoat. The undermentioned dates are only approximate Steamer From Kxp'ted Will be des|atched for i l"'i» Hieuifilijk Batavia Jane 13 Soerabaya, Ampenan, Macassar, Balik Papan, Donggala, Toli-Toli,
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      488 10 HAMBURG AMERIKfI LINIE. HAMBURQ. The steameis of this Company maintain a regular service between Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, and Rotterdam, and the Straits, China, and Japan. Homewards, they are despatched fortnightly for Havre and Hamburg and once a month for Bremerhaven direct, calling at Penang and Colombo. The arrivals of the
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      691 10 C.P.R. Canadian Pacihc Railway Company's Royal Mai' Steamship Line THE FAST ROUTE BETWEEN CHINA, JAPAN, AND EUROPE. VIA CANADA, AND THE UNITED STATEB. Route from Hongkong \ii Shanghai, Nagasaki (Inland Sea of Japan). Kobe. Yokohama, Victoria and Vancouver. Twin Screw Empress Steamships 6,000 Tona Speed 19 knots. PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM
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      139 11 Everyone ipaaki <t tbe >.- 1 ;is be timls it. 1- ;i max Mii of tit I*. rtUgUMe. I;. :1k lettcis n ived from ill over Ibe 1 luntry, praising < baml and Dmnhoea R< evidsn 1 tha b i" -m fc and tatisfad .1 y It is 1 lie
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      713 11 N. D. L. NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD. Imperial German Mail Line The fast and well known mail steamers of this Company sail fortnightly from BremenHamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southampton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (connection Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria, and vice versa) Por Said, Snez, Aden, Colombo, Penang, Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Nagasaki, and Kobe to
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      665 11 N.Y.K. JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Co Ltd. A regular FORTNIGHTLY service is main tamed between Japan and Europe by the following NEW TWIN SCREW STEAMERS, Under Mail Contract with the Imperial Japanese Government, specially designed for the Company's European Service, lighted throughout by Electrictity, provided with excellent accommodation for First and
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    379 12 You may a*, well make a clean Inoast of it all. We w' l th(> wl >lr tnltll Otherwise you may not get yvur Mtti gaate of indemnity.— l undenUno, and •mi lUM to toll you the whole truth. 1 gave no infoiniatimi whatever winch would assist Bay* sreiuing the
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    Empire Day in England.
    392 12 Impire Day wu widely celebrated. d tin pr 1 dingi cv rywlu 1 nuked by 'jre.it patriotic lei cur, mi nn ni ihowi .1 great advance on last ve.u K.'^iit bousand five baudred and ninety-five traooai in Or ;ii Britaiu nil 1 22.295 Khoola in the
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    " FAKING " PRECIOUS STONES.
    1221 12 FAKING PRECIOUS STONES. Apart from the manufacture of artifical gems or paste an industry, by the way. which dates back to the remotest times are a large number of tricks or fakes resorted to by jewellers to enhance the beauty and value of imperfect stc ie> The Romans could so
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    THE FLYING MACHINE.
    285 12 With Revolution in its Wings. UN n PoWKIA i.i. I loilll i; 1 the National Review tbe advent <>f the Plying Mm him- in tenusof bust Btted kn make our cm-rent theories »f nationality and property look more than foolish. Already man canying kite* bava lifted men
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      45 12 L'hanib rlain'i Colic, Cholwa Bad Xi liii-cl\ l tile ful nil Heine in the in rid f<n- bowel I ami is tl only renie., will cure ehronk iljs.ii In w Even h m' irarranted. For wile by All l» «len Tlu- Di pd it I
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      618 12 Banks, Insurances, Auctions. Hongkong V Shanghai Banking Corporaticn. PAID-UP CAPITAL »10,000,000 RESERVE FUND Sterling Reserve 110,000,000 1 „*****00 Silver Reserve 9,500,000, 119,500,000 P. :serve Liability of Proprietors t10.000,000 COURT OF DIRECTORS. A. Haupt. Esq. Chairman. G. H. Mwlhurst, Esq.— Deputy Chairman. E. Goetz. Esq. A. J. Raymond, Esq. Him. Mr.
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      527 12 Chartered Bank of India. Australia and China INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. Capital £800,OQP Reserve Liability of Proprietors £800,000 Reserve Fnnd £975,000 BANKERS. Bank of England. National Bank of Scotland. The London City A Midland Bank, Ltf. SINGAPORE BRANCH. Current Accounts are opened and interest allowed at 1 per cent, per
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      686 12 AUCTION SALE TiKSiiity, 19th Jnnf. Nt 2.W p.m. No. H Merchant Rood, Singapore, area 1,180 square feet, leasehold for 999 years. Powell 9f Co MM Auetumeert. AUCTION SALE Tuesilaii 19th lune. Nt i'.3O p.m. Freehold building allotments, situate M Orchard Road, Singapore, near the premises of Messrs. Kelly A Walsh,
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      229 12 MORTGAGEE S SALE Tuesilmi. Huh .him-, nt !.:UI p.m. 1, Si\ dwellinu's. No*. 11l 1 to IA-6 off ('amiwiig Java Howl. Siugapore, 11,997 Hquare feet, freehold. 2. Three Hhophonnes. Niw. 19. 20, and 21 and part of No. 1H Campbell Lave. Singapore, 3,2A8 sipiare feet, leawliold for 999 year*. Powell
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