The Straits Times, 19 June 1906

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    16 1 The Straits Times \O. 22.0«( i THE STRAITS TIMES. TUESDAY. JUNE 19. 1906. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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    LORD CROMER'S REPORT.
    3389 2 t k> pt anJ tt.e >udai. The following iutorosting notes are extracted from Lord Croinn s rocoiillv issued report on Egj-pt The existing Consular Courts are to be abolished when other Courts have been created by fresh lojiilati— Certain reservations are to hv made as regards the
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    A Golfer's Trials in Berlin.
    346 3 Savi he Brrlin corre&n dent -r tha Allanabad Pi< veer The Korthern Gt i loa| i and inclemeni the «v > rnic. almod Oriental: but r -w ri. German ••priii?. when i which, U i- in\ pel '•■H' about once in four or fi\e years
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. TUESDAY. 19th JUNE.
    489 4 The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. TUESDAY. 19th JUNE. A correspondent throws out a anggeation above th.- lagwatnta of "Sport." that cartainlv deserves the consideration of the public, who indulge in cricket, football, hockey, tennis, and other sndi gaasaa in Singapoie. No place in the world is fonder of novelties
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    845 4 Sooxkh at later, and perhaps very much sooner than some ]>eople may expect, .lohore will have to pass under the maternal yoke of Britannia, just as I'erak. Sclaugor. the Kegri Sembilan, and I'ahang, each in its tm n. have passed already. The present Sultan of .lohore is said to be
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    169 4 There is much truth in all that our couteiuporary s.ates. Better administration, or Hiilisli .uluiinistraUon. of a Malay State must uuan the dislodgmciit uf the Malay in favour of the Chinaman or the Kling. which saasM to us a most unfortunate and deplorable result. Vet that is the case all
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    111 4 Iris suggested by a Singa(>orean that the Telephone Company, ajessp apart from any influence of the Tramway, and before the Tramway became established in Singapore, were compelled to place their wires beneath ground, according to the agreement under which they obtained a further concession for the telephone monopoly for a
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    90 4 Knola.mi is once more ahead .if America on tlie Lawn Tennis green. The tight for the Davis International Cup last year attracted a groat iasj of attention, the play taking place at the Qnean'a Club and Wimbledon. The Americans Ixat the Australasians in the final round, but the Americans in
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    30 4 Fill repom of County Cricket at home, for tlie week, ansW Ifadnwaday, the 2:trd of May. are given on pages t> and 7 in this day's issue of the.SVcuV* TVaMB.
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    14 4 Thk mines at the Societc des Ktains de Kinta produce<l :!.179 piculs in May.
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    17 4 Fort Coknwm.lis in I'enany is to be demolished to make room for the extension. of the esplanade.
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    18 4 Mr. A. C. Hitto.x Potts, sharebroker at Yokohama, quoted on the :ll)th May. V!. buyers for Kaub shares.
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    18 4 Vokkshikk. claims Sir F. Milner. turns out the brat soldiers, the best cricketers, and the lx>st of everything."
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    20 4 Tin Legislative Council of Hongkong bus passed through Committee, a Bill for the protection of the property of married women.
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    21 4 At the Marine Court yesterday morning Chinese coolie was fined «:> for contempt of Court. The man laughed in the Court premises.
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    24 4 Thk King's wedding present to the King of S|>ain has taken the form of a magnificent State dessert and coffee service of Knglish porcelain.
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    24 4 Tn output of tin from I'erak daring May waspiciils 12..142.5 W. and of tin ore piculs 80.949.70. The duty collecte-l amounted to I ».')65.248.62.
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    28 4 Hum; Fang was. much to his surprise, yesterday called upon by Mr. Scott to pay I r > for killing a common pigeon belonging to Mr. Wee Theam Tew
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    25 4 Thk P. homeward mail steamer 1),,ii,j,,1ti left Hongkong at 1 p. in. on Saturday, and is due here at .*> p.m. on Wednesday, the Kith instant.
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    27 4 Thk K. m. s. vacbt Jskmn arrived y. si. day from Pnlo tioman with Mr. H.C. liobii: son. Curator, Selangor Museum, on beard bound for I'ort Swettenham.
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    31 4 Wl acknowledge the receipt of Hecees of i Kxile. and will give a review of this interes. ting collection of Certain Kescued Frag- inents ol Siibmerged Romance,' at an early date.
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    31 4 H.wixi; swallowed a diamond worth C7>l in a jeweller's shop in Omaha. V. S. A.. May Thomas is threatened with \.ray treat ment and a nnqimsl operation to' raoovet the stone.
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    31 4 A KvKMKi: at .louws liiver. Cape Colony, has succeeded in hatching nineteen ajp with a blanket and two Ih r bottles, which he fille<l with hefessg water every night and morning.
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    30 4 Thk Mimilm arrived yesterday morning from Kremantle with ll."i ImlliK-ks. and 41 n.>atH. The Captain rc|Hirts having passed this morniiiM about 1.1 miles down the Lav ;i bari|iie. Steering west.
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    34 4 A .MAXA.iIx.. Committee has been coiisti tuted for the Commercial l)e|iartiu<nt of the lui]ierial lnstitiiU 1 consisting of Sir Cecil L'lementi Smith. (1. C. M. (1.. and Sir Alfred liateman. K.C. M. (i. i
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    39 4 Manas. lay i*<h>h Tack and Taj Poon Uuan wish to express. throii«h the Mediun of our colninns. their sincere thanks to their iriiiierniis kind friends who att< ink-d the pnueral of tlieir father, the lute Mr. Tay Kirn Tee. >
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    39 4 Thk repairs to the German mail steamer liatm are expects! to 1m- finished at Nagasaki on the 27th inst. The steamer will In despatched from Hon^koiiK tn Kuidim- via usual i>orts of call on the 1 Hh of .Inly.
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    59 4 Thk N. I{. A. pronasee to held a boys' camp at Bisley from July :K) to August 4. and will make all arrangements for naassnsg, the cost of whicli is estimated at 'I*, per diem for each I boy. The caiup will hi confined to beys' I from public secondary
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    42 4 taor-aeoai ftmthg in Kuala Lontpor continues to rise in value. From »12.(NX) to $1.").(HN» apiece is. says the ifalttf Mml now iH'in.,' askul in tin- busier ipiarters. and ilm-.vli.ti- the price has Im en almost trebled in a little over a year.
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    44 4 'J'hk Town aud Volunteer Hand will play at the Sea View Hotel on Saturday next, during and after dinner, aud until midnight. Guests intending to dine that evening at the Hotel are renneeM to notify the Manager, not later than Friday or earlvon Saturday!
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    40 4 On the 2iith ultimo, a Kiiro|H-an iianuwl Th. .mas Inch was senteuced to fourteen day* for wilful trespass at Tanjong I'agar Dock. On Saturday, lie again comuiittwl the offence »nd yesterday. Inspector Hart charged him. Mr. Scott repeated the sentence.
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    46 4 Thk imtinbers of the Hinge |Mlim l.nsitanian Club are reminded that a Special General MiHtiny will beheld at thoir Club House No. 48- 1(1 Waterloo Street to-nJght at 7.80. Business. To consider the anniversary fnnctious etc. The attendance of all members i-. e.u in stly ru<iiieHted.
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    44 4 Thk l'iH<;it<i<ittti, a United States naval tug now at Cavitc undergoing ri'pairs. has received urgent orders to proceed to Singapore Kss<Hin as [Hissihle in order toassist iv towing the dry dock Dowtf to OiangafiO. The Ihmij i s expected to arrive at Wngapore shortly.
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    48 4 Ai( iikiiixu to mail advices from .lohannes bug a Kood deal of excitement prevails nwn concerning a reported an Rand in the Orange Kiver Colony. Recant boring* went to justify a belief that the Transvaal main reef series extend to the neighboariagnolony and will 11 H ctruck shortly.
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    54 4 Somk IVnauH KliiiKs have adopted I novel way of making money. They Ihmuil the B. I. boats which note asMigaiihi the wharf, spread mats on deck and pretend to U' paseengara, When i,,,,,,i aaV paaaengen arrive they find all the best s|K>ts taken and the Klines make a few dollars
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    58 4 A s ruMn Campania, a San Francises fish erinan. lias been found in a refrigerator, in which lie had been impriv .1 for tight ■lays. The door of the refrigerator became jammed by the earthquake, and Campania was iinahle to open it. He was a mate skeleton when discovered, and
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    61 4 It will Im- renieinlM'ic.l that a Heater's cable last week stated that Miss, hll.-n Terry's iH-ni-rit realis<Ml MOOD. It may Ihinteresting to know the prices of the seats. These wen: Private boxes. 10 to 100 guineas stalls. gmneas; grand ehxde, ito Bgnineax fn-st circle. 1 to IgnJaMna; balcony, 7s. ad.
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    60 4 Mi;. Icremiah Jordan, a well-known and mach-respseead memlxr of the Nationalist Tarty in the House of Uontuooa, had a paralytic seizure ia tin: Lobby onthelHUi of May. He was carried into the nmin of the Serycant-atArms. when- he wase\aiiiin i'"l bj a doctor. Afterwards he uas OM veyen in a
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    89 4 A \i\:\ simple way of teUiag people's age Hii.l t ic month in which they wore bom ito instruct them to write down the month in agons; thus .lune would 1..- -K. Octobei ten. and so forth. Theu to doable it. add Hve. and multiply by fifty. Then In add
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    83 4 Whs. imjuins the Sm,tl, Ckum Morning l\ should house pro|x-rty in Hongkong not Ik- suhject to a regular periodical survey the same as a ship? Theepeation was sugge«ted by a collapse of houses there recently. Such an innovation would undoubtedly throw more work on the linildiuy Authority. This. bowevat, fnold
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    103 4 A sr, i( iKsTioN is now l«;i,i^ m.i.l, that tobacco ahall be soppUed free in tin- library of the House of Co io,,s an. l -hall becomi a charge on the Estimates, It is not gener. all) known that —fwKtti ami oeViaE are aueady gratuitously suppli.il with snnff, and that
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    85 4 Chink has boycotted the New Zealand Exhibition i>i>eniny in November. The V.-w /.ealand representatixe who \isit.-.l Peking, Shanghai and Himgkrniy met tlie leading merchants and otti, iaU and urged the benetits aaerning (rani participation in such an international aggregation of the worlds mannfacturea with all the wlnqnenoe at Us oonunaml,
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    89 4 h the matter of long and UUOUUIUMM names a rtt-rnt weddini; at St. \ndie« s. Ham. .uppiies some interestiiiH .\aniples. The bride. Miss Tollemache. a nice of the Karl of Dvsart, who Married Mr. Proilerick Nnnnerlev. is the possessor ol no [ewer than 10 Christian names. She is l.vonella Fredegnada
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    102 4 Kuk has now beconit- an Important article of export from the Dated States. The vahw of rice ot domestic prodnotiou exporteil in 1!X>.") amounted to l.!H)O,OK<; do) a"ainst 18.4H4 dol. in 1H9.-,. The val ifiuiports of rice iv 10(».". amonnti'il to j.iisi.:jk:; ajahui B,44s^ll doL in ihiv,. i,, \<nn tlieie
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    106 4 Mi:. Skihm.n in May had an interview in Sydney with the .lapanrxc Cons il regarding the propose! it wem MTViee Utv n Japan and New /..'aland. The DTOJeot uas favour ably RMeived by the Carnal andbyooui mercial circles. Ileing diaaati H.ml with the proiwsals of the local etaamahb) oouipaniex regarding
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    Reuter's Telegram.
    376 4 i/J;/ Bwtmmim V-uUr) 1t.,',1. Siiignjmrr 19th />'•/'.'. I;, Urnh-r.it The Standard says that the Ingle Kiissiiiu negotiations with the view 1.. at b inn :i i±i ner.il nn.lt i sU lid in;; itn pTOHUWIiIIU MtfaiaoaHfly. in oadec to allay suspicions, Germany has been awuirad that rw agreenu nl
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    71 4 Thick* arrived at Koala Lumpur, bud night, says the Malay Mail ol the Istli ..1 .liiue. W raou bomoa lor the 1 cowing roeetiin; from Kingapore, lleaangandl 1 eaangand Hcrembaa. IU vi the Dumber are in the charge M'll.vn.iix on tin' Ampang Road. Imonc; number were Rapid Pilgrim, Jim (tanner
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    143 4 IngM md tad Rabbet K~t Inn, issued a |>i..-|» t i-. !.,vin^ tlk.il <ii)Mtul to U: xi.owki. r;,,. Uoiupany ha* Ih.m formed in I ondou to vi [uirefroui i K. V. i aivv. the known Kubb. i Plant, r. at iciT moderate price, large liin.i in tin: Island „i tagra
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      112 4 WILSON Co.'s PHOTOGRAPHS AKK A. KNOW I Klu. m In HI The Best in the Straits, in kqial to any trnnms. Prioe ef Cabinet Portrait*: 6 Copies 12 Copies IN MVTTOTYPE k.OO M 2.00 BROMIDE „l-'.(Ki Is.ihi PLATINOTYPE n lMt ,MM CARBON .-Jo.OO ..40.0U Portraits on Porcelain each SI 5.
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      Mourning New Zealand.
      70 5 H,.,1. gl'sjjqun lHth-hine. If Knitrr ti. p.ni The st.ain.r. conveying the late Mr s>. cldon 'slio.lv. has arrived at Wellington. H. M. 1 hw t:n.-oHnt,r aaosrasi the steamer into tin harlKiur and tiriil a salute. Lnßga crowds assemble*! on the fH) to witmss tin disembarkation of the
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      Jews Killing and Wounding.
      68 5 Hands 0! .1. wish revolutionarii s. ill hiding B* I'.iulysUiU. tiriil from the roofs and win lows „f IIOIIS.S in the town, all Saturday. They Mad revolvers and rifles, and in this way also attacked gmernnient buildings and approaching trains. t»ne hundred persons have been killed
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      From Calcutta to Manchester.
      26 5 The Rt. Rev. .lames K. i Welldon (Canon of Westminster Abbe,- and formerly Bishop .t Calcutta' has been aapohctad f»ean of Manchester.
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      England Bests Ireland.
      24 5 The international match at polo. Ixtwcen England und Ireland, was played at Hurlingham. yesterday, and Kngland won by 7 to B.
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      Britain Keeps the Davis Cup.
      29 5 \t l.awn Tennis the brothers Doherty have beaten the Ainacieaas.Waolaad Little. b) :t to 1. Britain thus retains the Davis Cup for Lawn Tennis.
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      Off Once More.
      29 5 The Prince and the I'linciss of Wales have start. .1 on their way to Norw.iy. to" re[Ml si ml King Kdward At King llaakon's 1 -nation.
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      The Appeal of the Downtrodden.
      61 5 The It 'ailing Jewish member- of the Duma have ti legraphed to Lneioa Wolf (the journalist) in London that the affair at Biaiyatok is clearly the htiginning ..t an organised mamacn "t Je n and only di rgetic intervention will prevent it. ■w, appeal", Ehej
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      Numerous Arrests at Tantah.
      16 5 Thirty five Kgvptians ha\. i».n ainsi.,l in connection with the Tantal: affair.
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      Britain Sits Tight.
      51 5 Tile first pi nod ol the Nav.il Mamsuvres oauie to an i ml on Saturday. bject ot this portion uas t.j test the new niobili/ati.'ii arraugemeiils. tin r. s, r\, livisions. and till effectivenem of the coast det. net*. It is understood that the results ar> deemed
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      Massacres at Warsaw.
      35 5 Kive soldier* and a pohcenian were wounded, and two were killed, on Saturday in Warsaw. An officer, his wile, and twe soldiers wet* shot di ad on Sunday. -\s havi been made.
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      Collision During Manoeuvres.
      30 5 Hre'd. Singapore r.'th .1n,,-. /<-/-/. bg Beuter !l M. S. -.Hided with H. M. S. cluiny the naval maiiceuvres. The \.,is towed to Chatham. Het propeller was damaged.
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      Arthur's Amendment Rejected.
      20 5 Mi. Halt., :is amendment to the closure i. -..i itiou was rejected by 841 to 171 rotes.
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      Forthcoming Parliamentary Vacation.
      24 5 Sii ileary Campbell Bannerman hat pro. !>"-i d tliat Parliament should adjourn during InglDit and sh'.ild m aiMlMhlc in the Vntuiiiu.
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      Chinese Labour Question.
      31 5 s, etion ot tin- Liberal urcn persists in demanding the stoppage of tbe importation ..i Chinese ai the Hand, ami the spaed; .importation oi the other Chinee there.
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      Liberal Newspaper Reveals Truth.
      32 5 Tl* I '■■.in Vi declare* thai the ninetanceoftlw Government agenta to oarrj mit its policy on tbe Crind is making it a laiiiihing sto I. iv Booth Africa.
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    A FRIEND INDEED.
    119 5 Si Ti waa at Tanjeng Pagar Dock on ->a: nlay. He not into c >d venation with lie wanted to Roto Deli ami Sim Kwi offered to go and get him a uamage ticket New leu gave him i.io an I watted. After a while he went
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    NEW ZEALAND COMMERCE.
    1106 5 Interview with Colonial Representative. To advance the cause of the International Kxhibition which will be opened in New Zealand, in November, Mr. (irahaui (low, Commercial Agent for the Industry and Commerce Department of the New Zealand Government, has come to Singapore to con- suit with merchants with
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    NEW PRESBYTERIAN MINISTER.
    197 5 Successor to the Rev. S. S. Walker. A cable has been received from Knglam to day announcing that the Rev. Join (iray has been appointed successor to tin Rev. S. S. Walker of the Presbyterian Church in Orchard Road, whose tenure of office as pastor has been
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    SUPREME COURT.
    155 5 Behn Meyer Victorious. Thk case of Jaeger and Co. vs. Behii, Meyer and Co. was concluded in the Supreme Court ycttterday afternoon. Acting chief Justice Law deciding that the defe idants were not liable for damages sustained by the plaintiffs in the injuries suffered bygoods consigned to them
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      BOXERS IN SINGAPORE.
      310 5 BdUor o/ fat Mr***. Sik,- It was on the 17th of June. 1»X). six years ago yesterday, that the Boxers and Chinese Imperial troops made their memorable onslaught on Tientsin, with a view to the extermination of the much hated foreigner. To one who took part in
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      SO-CALLED " CHRISTIAN " SCIENCE.
      281 5 SO-CALLED CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. thtSdltorof th, M,,ii;. Timm." Sn: As reference has hcen made in late issii- s of your pa]ier to this subject, it v.ay I.- of interest to note what one of the most eminent physicists of the day says incident ally alxnit it. Sir Oliver Lodge in his
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    THE COURT OF REQUESTS.
    826 5 Intrinsic Value of an Oath to an Indian. As aKcd Indian named Meydin Kniijee brought an action against a compatriot named Peer Mohamed yesterday for $96-80, alleged to be due him as balance for his wages as a watchman. The plaintiff said that he had been
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    Slaughter of the Deer.
    198 5 Last niyht. Lance Corporal 4i''- Conad two Chinese dressing the nanasa of a dear at Kllen t'oronyh Market. As they had nothing to show that the animal had 'ocen killidat the Municipal Abattoir he arrested them. The matter was brought to the notice of Mr. W.
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    The Rowdy, Dowdy Boys.
    80 5 Last nijjht. after ten o'clock four I liiucsi hiMih-jans entered a noaaa in Triu^anii Street, and ••eatud oOMsderabk distmliaucs ■——a soiue of the women, one of whom was assaulted. The rowdies were BtTSStad and placed before Mr. Cohnan this morning, on a charge of criminal trespass.
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    30 5 Thk outward I. I. mail steamer I), ■ninlm left Colombo at (i p.m. on S:u day anil may be exacted to airrive liere at daylight on Saturday, the 28rd instant.
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    PHILHARMONIC CONCERT.
    497 5 Successful Evening at the Town Hall. Kkom r musical stand point the ii.n.rvt of the Singapore I'hilliannonic Society, held ill tbe Town Hall last sMM was an unejimli tie«l success. But from the point of view of tie attendance of the general public it was NOinewliat dixappuiutinu. Since
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    78 5 Mil 8« n, the New Zealand Premier. arrived at Melbourne on the Mad «t .May. on his way u> Adelaide. He was entertained at .1 hamjuet and, in BMMMding to the to.c-t ot his health, xaiil thai tin: next New /e.ilitnil budget would show a surplus of TKH.fNKi/. Mi. Saddon
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    GROUNDING OF FALLONDON HALL.
    240 5 Description of her Damage. Tin- s. KfUmtgti II fll has docked at KeppeJ Harboor, aftet d>« nearly three Eonrtba of bar cargo. I at ber from the top of the dock on< think then was nothing the matt.c wit, bnt .in inapectiaj) oi the boll ami
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    95 5 Thl I i> M inn: of Sydney on tl May. entertuine.l at n hai>.|iiel Lord S onto, Governor-General ot the Couimoi wealth, th (iowriioi of New Souti ami tilt' olticers of the Japanese Mm Sydney, tdmiral Bhimamara, in tin i oi ,i ipeecli, attribi ied the Japan cesses at MM
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      111 5 TO C'ONTR.UTOKS. Temlei s are inviUil for the rebuilding of i'J SlioplioiiHt'N at the corner of Klin« Street. South Canal Road, and Boat Quay. Porm of Tender and further particulars can l>e obtained at the Office* of tin; Architects. TOMUNSON A I.KKMIT. 1 Kaffles Quay." v. 2609 TMb EAST ASIATIC
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      195 5 To the Public Our Friends A Patrons. In Ihs |«-t our shew whs chstinfiuishtil b> the ion Bs)ghak rssoing public hy: Firstly, The. Tall Hand Sum.!. Secondly, Bj the .laimnMi Flag. Thirdly, fc>j iiio siisaia el sum lamps. But as these I Bjmibosi bana saaa copied by anoteer show sjosU
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    CRICKET.
    2036 6 Kent v Yorkshire. Yokkshikk IK.-at Kent at Catfor<l-bri<lx<' on 19th of May b< 11* RUM. Score:— VOKKSHIKE First loniuK*. Kotber>. b Fielder 14 Wilson, b Fielder 0 Denton. c Marabani. b Blythe 46 Kudntoii, c Day. b Fielder IS Hint. <■ Seymour, b Blythe ..101 Khodes. c Hui.h. 1.
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      499 6 WANTEI> WANTED for jungle work, an experienced i'v«r. Apply, sending testimonials aud 0 utlincations also stating salary wanted and ai,e. to J.," 0/0 Strnitn tmm. SELANOOR CLUB I I rotary, Beaaaaat Oaaw, Kuala Lumpur, .ins a thoroughly trustworthy clerk. Must t amert Book-keeper, sute salary. 1 m WANTED. Cbineeeelerh for
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      548 6 TO BE LET. TO LF.T from the Ist April, house No, 108 River Valley Road, Rent 985. Apply to L. D, c/o Strain Timtt. 1- 1966 TO BE LET.— small first floor offices facing Cavenagh Bridge Road and Flnt Street. Apily to Outhrie it Co. Ltd., Agents. v.c TO BE
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      727 6 TO BE LET. TO LET, Kinrara." Orchard Road, per tially furnished. For further particulars apply to D. Turner, British Dispensary. L-2346 TO BE LET. No. I Malacca Street, vow occupied by Messrs. Belli A Co. Entry lat August. 1906. Apply to c 2.W7 M. S. E. ANGULLIA CO. TO BE
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      803 6 NOTICES. NOTICK OF RBMOVaL. The offices of Messrs Giauff Bros. A Co. and the Singapore Steam Baw jfill Co. liave been removed from No. 2 Malacca Street to No. 11 and 14 North Boat Quay, from Ist June, 1908. WM CHOA GIANO THYE. NOTICE. The extensive premises divided into oumerout
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    GOLF.
    328 7 England v Scotland T«a inUiiiati.iual inauh «M lila\Ki at. Hoylake oa tli<- l'ttli •>( May. and eaded la a victory fw BooUaad bj sere, matches to twa Thri teamn suhrrrhrfl ti for the uio-t pact ih« faniilinv aassea, although one ..i two seen gradually to Ih' drofariag out. Probably
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    Raub Australian Gold Mining Co.. Ltd.
    26 7 Thi Maaagaral Baafctaacrts law roUowmy output tot UM fn'ir nirks riiiliny lf.tli jinn. ifNm. MloiwCmabul ."..mm ton-. („,1,1 Ohtiiiu.-.l Wan,
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    ARRIVAL OF A ZOO.
    805 7 Specimens Not Seen in England Before. Thk largest SOsbMIbM nl wilil Ix asts wlii. Ii baa reached this eenatry for 80 years baa Arrived at Soutlmiipton l>y tin- Gape liner Kidoiian CMIs, accompanied by theenlli .Mr. Haiulvn. of the I. mdon I lock*. Ml. Haiulyn is
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    Philippines Railways.
    208 7 THI Cobl'-iiriv* of .linn- tut st:itr, 1 local rr|ni-( -iiliitivt— > nl .1. ti. IVI.i I Company axe looking forward to Uu ■>l I'liii i Kii^ini'ci' 111 -jiu!. \^-i~t;in 1 I Itiinittt ami the party of BH|{iD< physii inn- wim arrive in Hongkong n Mtmuwofa <m their way
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      89 7 Exeryone si) t;i*> ol tli«- laaal be Bndi it, it ■> maxini of th Pottnfvaae. Judgiug by tha letteti received tn people all over »In- country, priiMiiij GhaaiberUin'i Colic, Chojan and Diarrhoea Eteasedy, t evidea tins i.imily li.is been loassd nilssfaiitrsTy. ]l iv i lie host known remedy for diarrhoea,
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      128 7 WILLIAMS 1 TYPEWRITERS. Modjl No. 2 $120.— nett a. 6 $180.- a. WILLIAMS DUPLICATORS Prioe 530.--Will turn out better work than Notary Dupiicutors costing double ihe price-Sub-Agents. John Little Co, Ltd. SYME Co. FOR SALE SULPHURIC ACID. SYME Co. tm;:< What w« Do, We do Well. |IB J Good Work
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      534 7 ISMAIL RAHEEM DIAMOND MERCHANTS ti JEWELLERS. Sto. k Valuable Xk.ki.uks. Bracblkth, Rix..« Hko... hks, I'kxdants ki. Ski with lliamom.v. Pkarls, Rlbiks, Sapphires k.i.-.. BM. Tkrms M.u.kiiaik. 2404, CINEMATOGEAPHS f fiWto. I j For a complete Cinematograph Installation apply to LeVy HermanOS, j, Battery Road. dd AnCAH DOUBLE SIDED KECUKDS UUkUll
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      38 7 Chaaiberlain'i Colic Choi Diarrhoea Remady b the mo* rol iiK-du-iii.- in the world foi COmplainta, and is .he only remedy that will rure c-hroni.- diarrhoea. Ever; bottl is warranted. Por tale All Dealers The DiapMMaTl Ageota. M 6
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      No Foundation for a Rumour.
      114 8 To tlir JMwer lar "StrmUt Ttmm." I shall n OBNgad U >ou will kindly I In assert, through the medium ol root columns, that there is no truth in the M suggested \i\ two contetn)*>raries of 'VOWS, that 1 am joining the firm of Messrs.
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      Lack of Water in Bencoolen Street.
      136 8 -1,, Rditorofth) .S7 tim—J" li..; Sik. Residents living in rteaoooaes waxing indignant OVW We Utter worthlessnen af ittamt|ti|tf in the centre of that crowded neighbourhood. This is the nl\ ntandpipe in that locality, but it is. to t(l intents and purposes, an encunibrance i-oi.
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      Siam and China.
      91 8 II foi of 'firi Time: Recording to your ist <i Saturday. Prince is going to China, but the VVaiwupu will not honour him with any ial nception as Siani and China hue no treaty relations with each other. Is vi t Siam still" looked upon by China
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      New Sport Suggested.
      174 8 i ./<r..r 01 t1,,-- Strait- i 818, I notic, in the last home that the American game of ha-. -hall ii hon in Kn.;lan.l. In Australia the 1 ahraJy beoomi very py'tir and I Ana Id think that it would be just the the East. It i-
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      Depression in Johore.
      108 8 Editoi i,/ it.. sil >' iwue of yen -k.d the ieas.ni why there should Ik i" Johore at the pros, iltivat there, despite the fact oil it that st tte has been found t.. ourable. As on. whi.liisintiiiiati Chines., towkays and knows wctions. I can give j
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    Ceylon Rubber Exports.
    87 8 four months ended April this cwts. ..i i;,,i r ..I the n of w.:,i xported from Ceykm, which ni appreciable incruaae ol SOS cwta tity. and ItJlti. |.|..t i n value as con,. export* in the correspond i.ii. the same |x:iod this year ewt of ■■•I were
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    Married with A Hassock Ring.
    37 8 >'■■ n iml.-i Lyne ..eddin-the i.iidegMHim diaoovered "Men tit. ring. It was then oel« k, all, which bom mar anuoC U Huleiuniitcd. The d. tached n, „t th, and with this narfornx I
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    PERAK NEWS.
    477 8 Jockey s Quarters. faraway, Ilih Trfl q'lestioii of accommodation for jockeys has been again brought up and the I'lesideiiL of the I'erak Turf Club piomised the kaaaporarjf use of a (lovernment bungalow— he. however. sugj{este<l that some available land in the proximity of the coume should be secured
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    Attempted Suicide Leads to Gaol.
    178 8 Yaamuur. Inspector Dooley Ttnirjri i I him ->c woman with attempting to (oininit suicide by jumping into the ii\.i neai Elgin Bridge. A ■ampaa man said thai the woman bailed him and engaged him to take I her to one ot the barges attending the
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    Alleged Culpable Homicide.
    452 8 Hi KIM. th. ti.rciii.on of the 4th ol last November, a carpentei named LJ aSm was "t< npo» b) leveral other Chinaman in a law >■» North Bridgi Bond. The result ad the attack im- death. Three ut the assailants were suhMi|nently arresU-il and tried for ciil|
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    PAHANG NEWS.
    1158 8 Rubber. AcoobOHM to information available, there were, up to a little over a year ago. but 24.*j acres of land alienated for rubber cultivation in I'aluin^. Since then, however, the demand has been sU-adily increasing, especially ii the Haub district where, among others. Mr Louis Bonn is planting
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    ROYAL INVESTITLRE.
    234 8 Decorations for Members of the Mission to Japan. The King held au investiture at Muckingham Palace recently. Prince Arthur of Coiinauglit WM invested by bis Majesty with the Koyal Victorian Chain. The follow mi; were then sevcrallv iutro. duced inU* the prewence of the Sovereign, w hen the
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    NEGRI SEMBILAN NOTES.
    387 8 SrrnNeaM. ink Imme. Tbk contractor for the re-gtadfag of Ami Street waatweatlj aerred with a sammons by the Saniury' Boaci In hmi|iiiig his premises in a tilthy state but failed to pot in an appearaaee in Conrt. H> was therefore arrested on wanaat tor eonU'mpt of Court
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    A MOST OBLIGING LODGER.
    177 8 on Batmdaar. Voag Tin wm eaawged bj Nolau with the tLeft i.f certain armies ol limallsij and wwudag apparel rained at lIS from a hoosi in Doxton Road in tbo early honrs of the 17th of las' Koveni Ik 1. The property belonged to Ho swi
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    Y. M. C. A. TOURNAMENT.
    39 8 Saturday's Piny. I!. SIM.I.K-. KISM.I. A. I). l!:ikcr 1 beat C. Leraridge wr., •i 1. 1. To -day 's Play i fhmsMi Falls and Carter 1 ra, Lovartdya ami 1. -lluutr plut '1. y
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    31 8 araoxa belief prevails in well informed Mahometan circles tlmt the Amir of Afgbauis. tan "ill visit India daring the cold weather. t'noficiaJ prepatatiooa fer welcoming I im ire alreadj under consideration,
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    The Work of a Genius.
    118 8 lint* portrait is thus S'api« Hen. y. A. K. A., in iin mi. iv i Mi,,,i;i,ir: \i: Mi. Sargent made bo ;itt<-i>ipt at tlrauiii;;- he threw a muss of ooloat on tlio caaraa tor tl:. forehead, and then worked round it. and said Uiingi under
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    Germany's New Taxes.
    48 8 'I'm Qenuan Reichstag hati ini|«>s,<i w uwt*. which an- calculated i.. i-ieU tiMNNi.iKMi uterUug, instead ol ll i..-,m.,Mi. a* VN.i- .1. sired by the Government The bnrdei ••I the ii.-v taxes will mil ohieflj on t1,,. liiwi-r middle and working clanmpm! already exciting strong protests,
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      246 8 K. A. J. CHOTIr^MALL Co., JFWELLERS SILK MERCHANTS. Have just opened a fresh stock of Indun, Chinese, and Japanese go ids i.e. silk kimonos, MaUeae silk lace collars. Ladies silk Mouses. .Japanese cotton crape kimonos. Persian and Indian caiuets of all sizes, gold gem set-jewellery, silver ware etc. etc Ladies
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      123 8 DAY BY DAY. Tuesday, 19th June. High w s -,s tll Koala !.i,n:|>iii Hire* i-t Day. King Haakon'i Vravang Ka-- Japan ampb. Wednesday, ioth June. Hij-li Water. in 7 %.\a. it-.;-.' n,m M. If. outward mail dot, r. o. homeward mail due. Thursday. 21st June. High Water. 10-44 a.m 1.1
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    BANGKOK SHIPPING.
    297 9 Tht> arrival of the Norwegian s.s. "Childar," chartered by the Nippon Yuscn Kaisha for the Bangkok-Hong-kong run, creates an interesting situation, remarks tile Bangkok Times." The question is being asked Will there U a rate war between the Norddc-utscher l.loyd and the N. Y. K.? To some extent
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    British North Borneo News.
    422 9 The following correspondent"? notes :i in Saiulakan appear in the "South '.'lima Morning Post: The railway survey expendition has reached a point a little alx>ve Tcnoin. v hu-h serves as the have. Mr. Moore, 'Upporti <l by Mr. Tristram, is in charge ■l the party; Mr.
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    Harry Vardon Beats J .H. Taylor.
    131 9 When administering to J. H. Taylor (Mid Surrey) a'beatiug by one hold in a .Sti-li.iifs match round the East Berkshire GoL r Club's cour*?. at Wellington College, Ham" Vardon. of South. Herts, showed quite hh old form. Bogey for the course is 78. This
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      MINING.
      353 9 Date of c j formation r 1900 S'7-..ik-i 1901 »;<OO.OOO 1902 £30,000 1901 £146,700 189-2 £-'00,000 I*9B 2,000.000 I!KU HOO.OOO 1901 9600,000 190 it £400,000 I Ml »1 20,000 190.-, »150,000 I^9 £_>W,OOO IH9O £375,000 1904 £120,000 1900 »220, 00 ls»9 »L>30,000 1902 £100,000 Snb«cribeil •140.000 t293,600 £***** 7/
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      RUBBER.
      299 9 1 •'(>.-, IiKK 1904 1 I!HW 1906 1904 £150.000 $200,000 £30.000 700,000 £70.000 $150 000 12,000 £140.000 •130.000 CUJM •610.000 iVi.VJO $125,000 £10.500 140,000 1 2 1' 20,000 10 6 7.0U0 1 1 11.000 1 7/6 70,000 I 10 10 t.MO um.nnrd 1 i 63.000 1 1 7.000 1
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      GENERAL.
      217 9 i 1894 £5377.10.0 19i)i £400,000 IP9K ti-r.,000 1865 t10.000.000 1901 1J.400,000 1901 134.000 1899 >b 75.000 l»03 *(JW'.OOO £i. 64P15.0 £350,000 •225,000 tiO.uOO.OOO »2, 400,000 »o4,UUU »>*75,0>.0 V24U.000 7,438 12/6 13/6 Bells A*besto« Eautern Agency, Ltd 17.00 360,000 1 1 t Duff Development Co., Ltd.. Io.JO *\\er* §P 000
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      DEBENTURE.
      49 9 Howarth Er.kiiie. Ltd. 6% 1 52 01 2S 2% pr»m boyen. Kilev, Har«r«ave«. Ltd. 6% ■■«"> J% prem buyer.. binn'upore Manicipal 6% 400.000 2% prem buyer.. 5% 1.478,000 par. buve»n. 4% 602.000 par. Mlleni. Taoiong Pfcg»r"Dook Co., Ltd. B% 'i 50,000 2^ prem bnver*. i% 1.MT..M0 1% prem »el!er«.
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    Commercial.
    231 9 Singapore, 19th June, lOOti PRODUCE. Oambier buyers T.'2~> do (t'nbc No. 111 1 unjucked „10.75 Copra Bali 8-80 do Pontianak n 7.95 Pepper. Black buyers '2(>.. r .O do White. '-'8.824 Sbro Flour Sarawak 2.70 do Brunei No. 1 2.60 I'carl Sago 5.40 Coffee Bali. 15% bnyera 18.25 Coffee,
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    " Millions for Manila Merchants. "
    686 9 Millions for Manila Merchants. Unde>- this heading, the Cablenews reports —The business firms in the Philippine Islands will rejoice and be exceeding glad at the news just received in Manila tu*at the Supremo Court of the United (Hates has affirmed its former from decision, appealed from by Secretary of War
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    Singapore Ahead of Hongkong.
    155 9 Uow favourably Singapore compares with Hongkong with regard to the jmriknha service is sh-own by the following extract from the South China Morning Post Is there any rea.«on why the Hongkong nkishas should bo the worst in the East? Why they should be such o-nde vehicles
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      BOXING.
      643 10 Fight For Australian Heavy -Weigh Championship. '1 lie BOXUIg championship of Australia was dscidsd nt the Exhibitioubuilding. in Sydney on April 'J9th. when Squires defeated T. Mui|)hy. after a whirlwind battle of three rounds, in the SMMSjaa of the largest body of persons thai li.-is ever attendod B giovS
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      Real Position on the Rand.
      431 10 Mr. John Henry Kowe, of Naprlaada, near Johannesburg, writes as lotlowa t.> the Standard with reference to the labour crisis on t lie- Kand: I am a Cornishman by birth, and came first to Cape Colony in 1872, and to the Transvaal before Jameson's Raid.
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      White v. Yellow.
      190 10 At tbe il iv sitting- of the Courl of Quarter Sessions, which opened at Albany, New Booth Wales on tl M.iv a Chinaman named V 8 with having chol .-it Thos Brady win intent tv murder him, at Jerrami i The h wed i hat the a
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      American Insurance Scandal.
      71 10 Mr. J Commil cc the I for tiu ■arance i I that .t I I t :i. m insui added that t'u- Perm Mutna] Lii of Pennsylvania had b< n giving fund. 'I ii" Appellate Dh 3upn mo Conn of ha United t!.c diai /eminent, m March
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      CHINAS FUTURE.
      543 11 A Constitution. The following is thr mili ta nee of nininial whica lias been avaaantesi t :he Tkrone [at lVkingJ by the Chinos Ministers abroad, headed by the IlinistCl 111 England. The object Of the saaaaaril i-k th Throne Ut ansMMnos with out further delay the intention to
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      Burglars in a London Bank.
      115 11 All 1, the h?i County B !Srd May, at night, and breaking the vv.il! 1 1 a -n- 1 >et in and carried ji7 coin klue of nearly a thi v- md it Ii 1 boa I a I it cnu two i <>r thr
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      LIST OF PASSENGERS.
      158 11 P P. .v v. i. .1/ .ir,,,,, rnnnsnllas»illi th< Colombo, bom Londoi May S*rd, doe -'it-,1 Job*— Mr. If. Purdv ilimh. Benecict.laeesrs. J. Lefevre, B Tra i-en, CB. Frankbn, J A. Small, and E. R, Sals .am:. A .-nmh. Usjor O. \V. Dixl Per P. *O. s.s
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      MAILS CLOSE.
      82 11 for Per Steamer Time To-Mni:i:n» \uiiiiil.a tt Katana ls BUUhm 10 a.m. Penang and Colombo Tmmba ilmru 11 a.m Manila c. L. y Lofet 11 a.m. Batavia s v a.m. Kmchiuf n a.m. AiHf ilni, noon m A Peoaaj) Kbrra l pm. Ivi ik An-. in ria ports
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      MAILS To ARRIVE.
      31 11 From KpßOia By tke M. M. s. s i June. From Canu—By the P. I), s. s. Dmcol* I due ou 20th Jane. tixe l.nil.t or mails hue.
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      Trade Marks for Estate Rubber.
      163 11 The following letter front Mr. f. li. ii addressed by the Indian Rubber .Manufacturers/ Aiaix-iatiun to the not of Ceylon .My Committee desire me Co respectfully solicit the favour of your valuable istanoe on m.!tt,-r in oonnectii n •nth the supply of rubber from the
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      1134 11 Under this heading the following abbreviations are used str.— steamer sh.— ship bq; bartjue; scli.— schooner Yet.— Yacht Cru. Cruiser. Ght.— Gunboat Tor.— Torpedo H.p. Horsepower Brit. British U.S. United State* Feb.— French Ger —German Dut.— Dutch: Ital.— ltalian Span.— Spanish Sar.— Sarawak; G.c General-cargo; dj>. deck
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      705 11 Name, purl, probable date of arrical, and name of aaenU. BTKAMIBB. Acilia, Hongkong, July 1 Behn Mever Airlie. Sydney June 24 Boustead. Ajax. China, July 8 Mangneld. Alesia, Hamburg. June 23 Behn Meyer. Andalusia, Hongkong, June 29 Belui Meyer Arcadia, Hongkong, July 5 P. O. Atholl. 1... in
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      VESSELS AT TANJONG PAGAR.
      71 11 Wharves at Which Different Ships arc Berthed To-day. Kv-t Wiiviir:— Nil. Vu roau Quran !>■.; k Nil. .Vi.m.iir (iii.iviN.. l).i k:— Xrrito. Si:c ■mix No. l Dnsda, Tetsta, L w itb, Zweeua. 2 Cl. Apcnr. »A. A(M.ur. 4 Tniwbri.lHo. I Nil. 6 Min:iys, Nucn Twig, Hafae.
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      F. M. S. TIN MINING.
      800 11 A Chinaman s Opinion. A correspondent. signing himself Choo Kiu Peng, draws in the Malay Mail the following- comparison between tin-mining in t lit- KM S .md Australia. I think that the Go»iMiiment hero ought U> offer strong inducements to any capitalists This is a
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      483 10 P. &O. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. For Cblns. Japan, Penanr, Ceylun, Auatralis, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London Thriven Billn r.f Lading issued for China Ccaitt, Persian Gulf, Continental, aud American Port*. Steamers will leave Sin£ai<o.-e on or about Mail Line. Ontirnrii ffur thin.i). Dtranha i':i 7aas Ocmm 18
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      1126 10 Koninklljke Paketvaart MaatschappiJ. Under oontract with the Netherlands India Government. Agenti at Singapore Ship Aoknct, late J. Dafndkir Co., 2-3 Collteii Qcat. The undermentioned dates are only approximate Steamer tr^m bxp'ted »ul oe des|«t.'ied tui Van lUe mid iik Katavia June 13 Bocrabava, Ampenan, Macansar, Balik I'apsn. Di.hrkhlh, Toli-Toli, P.wool,
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      613 10 C.P.R. Canadian Pacifio Railway Company's Royal Mail Steamship Lin*. THE FAST ROUTE BETWEEN CHINA, JAPAN, AND EUROPE, VIA CANADA, AND THE UNITED STATES. Route from Hongkong vi& Shanghai, Nagasaki (Inland Sea of Japan), Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria and V&nconver. Twin Screw Empress Steamships— 6,ooo Tons— Speed 19 knots. PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM
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      656 11 N. D. L. NORDOEUTSCHER LLOYD. 1 Imperiah Oermsn Mall Line. The fast and well known mail steamers of 1 this Company sail fortnightly from BremenHamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southamp- ton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (connection Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria, and vice versa) Por Said, Suez, Aden, Colombo, Penang. j Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai,
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      278 11 (OMPAXIA TRABATLAXTICA OF BARCELONA. FOR MANILA. I The Spanish mmil steamer. LOPEXg LOPKX is expected to arrive here from' Europe lon Tliuroday. the Slat inst., aud will have prompt despatch for the above port. For freight and passage apply to -'•■<' BARLOW* CO.— Agent*. t NAYIGAZIONE GENERALE ITALIANA. FOR PENANG
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      29 11 WEATHEK Tti,n*r\m HONGKONG.— I'Jni Ji m— > m M:ir- BkSSSS '.''l si Direction of Wiml »,>• r .ni „f Winl ■> Vh. Temp hi fflude s 7 MAMI.A.-Utli VjS l M 2i
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    AN ANTI-PURITAN LEAGUE.
    599 12 In Defence of the People's Pleasures" The following announcement was published at London recently of the foundation of "an Anti-Puritau League for the Defence ot" the People's Pleasures. Jt is signed by Mr. Hubert Bland, Mr. G K Chesterton, Mr. Walter Crane, Mr. James Dcuglas. the Rev.
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    CHINAS MILITARY STUDENTS.
    220 12 One <>f the greatest signs that vomit; China is awakened to the needs of the hour, says a Chinese newspaper at Shanghai, is the number of youths who have pw themselves up to<:he study of military ta<-tics all »\er China, whereever there are Government military schools i
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    Mr Chamberlain Criticises the Government.
    1038 12 Mr Chamberlain Criticises the Government. Ou the 11th May the annual general i meeting of the Liberal Union Club, was c held at the Westminster Palace Hotel. I London, Mr. J. Chamberlain, M.P., presiding over a, large attendance. In the course ot a lengthy speech Mr. Chamberlain said The worst
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    Rice Crisis in China.
    405 12 The North China Daily News" understands that owing to the high price for rice near Shanghai which has already led to riots and raids on grain boats, 11. E. Viceroy Chou Fu at Nanking has memorialised the Throne on the subject asking for special poworp to
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      755 12 AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND At Messrs. H. L. Coghlan 4 Co.'s Mart On Mondiuj, 2nd July, at 2.30 p.m. Lot 1. Freehold building land situate near Baleetier Road, diitrict of Toah Pyoh and Rocliora, area 22,500 square feet. Lot 2. Freehold land adjoining the above, area 9,324
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      206 12 AUCTION SALE OF Tafc y. s. Pontianak. To be held at Powell 4 Co.'s Saleroom. Twsday, 3rd July, al 2.Xo p.m. For particular*, see Circulars. Powell V Co.. Auctioneers. M MORTGAGEE'S SALE. VALUABLE FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND SALE At Messrs. H. L. Coghlan A Co.'s Mart On Monday. 2nd July, HHHi,
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