The Straits Times, 28 June 1906

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    15 1 The Straits Times SO. 22.074 THE STRAITS TIMES. THURSDAY. JUNE 28. 1906. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      261 1 Hill-climbing Success at San Bemo Score<l by THE F.ELIABLE a^K,, DE DION-BOUTON Th Hi 11 •conquering CarDetails: Milan 8«n Be>no Trials. Hill-clinibing Competition, Sataiday, April 7. Voiturette Section: De Dion-Bouton (driven by Maffers), First. in 8 minute 86' wcotids. C. DUPIRE Co. c 101 Agents; Singapore.^ NOTICES. MUNICIPAL NOTICE. lU.I'AIltlNi:
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      461 1 "STRAITS TIMES" BUSINESS DIRECTORY. AUCTIONEERS. The Recognised Headquarters of the onvA/rii o on €>• Army. Navy and Tourists. POWELL 4^0., S..«.p<,r«. THE y> AD£LpH j HOTEI .KsTAßLisMisr 42 TEARS). Ariist class Hotel in Singapore. Splendid Real Estate Auc:: meers and Valuers. Mortga situation. All modern comforts. Electric acs arranged Valuations
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      641 1 ROBINSON and COMPAFY.^ HINKS HANGING LAMPS TT^^ Hinks Uanging Lamp <*>! Hinks Brass Hanging Lamp. T-ronzed chain pullies YJ duplex safety hnr i' gn« container. Bniss container, eoitipletf *^v X~~&^*. ,j^3 complete with siuiili- aid i-hiimu-\ with sha(le ;llul i"hiinne> Tf'-fy NEW prices. $9.60 each. **V W* 3 fm M\
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    PANAMA CANAL.
    806 2 1 Labor Conditions on the Isthmus. Mi\ Lindsay Denison. wm.iig ni Everybody's Magazine for fctav, throws some light on tlu Laboi uikli turns on the Isthmus. Bo iai ■> labor is coneemed, there are now al'out nine keen thoaaaad men on the Canal pay rolls. The reaeoa that
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    Philatelic Exhibition Awards.
    135 2 Tlic following arc tlu i -liicf awards which have been made in connection with the International Philatelic K\ luhiti >n in London Championship Clan.— Section 1 gold nip iv I. .1 Crawford, for Great Britain 2— gold cup to Mr. A. J. Crocker for his stamps of
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      338 2 45,000. "EMPIRETYPEWRITERS. are in use. H. M. Government use 725 "Empires." C. P. Railway 450 .L.&N.W. Railway,, 80 Harrods Stores 68 ManchesterShipCanal 40 Visible writing Simplicity of Construction Durability and Perfect work strong point- dt the "Empire." ses. "Foolscap" Moil-l sIIO OO takes paper 9" wide. 135 OO 13A •■liiMiniiin-
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      419 2 LACE STORE 170, ORCHARD ROAD. large ant* varied •tock of Laces, Nottingham, Valenclenner, Irish and Brussels and English and Swiss Embroideries. Prices very moderate. Inspection Invited. M K. SHABHA. ISO) BUCHANANS JB.LACK WHITE F.olds top place iv the highest class of Whiskies) Guaranteed 12 twelve years old. ctf PETROLEUM SPIRITS.
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      282 2 yL V(ALTfIAM\ rFMFHTTiiFTrFyiiT ni re! 5 e w^ 0 168 i ILMLRI llLta LtMNT TILto Wt .i i i n v i.l. aa m the wond. be- 2: Healthy Clean Beautiful impervious to d.mp hind them are halt All sizes, shapes, colors, *nd designs I Cdltury of high iron, »h
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    Pahang Amalgamation Scheme.
    661 3 CIBCI LaW IB virtually iilcntiwil Unn- ba«« buen i«<«ud by ihe PahaJkJ Coraaaafaa and bj IM.an« Kaiaag, J»W«* they announce. i :,i,,.i... (>■> the amalgamation of th. two t1.,1 the Borneo lon.imny bM a«n^l U. I 1,, i..,i..»«.-".-»t -I th.- „r s ,1 Uk notary oTpit^ i
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    "SLAVERY UP TO DATE"
    200 3 SLAVERY UP TO DATE" H c »iUiiut leave it. So." he. KMjeddow,, 1 i nlavery'H opirewiioii, cruel »n« utera, Vn.l In- rtoiiidil) it ;Miiii.ii-- Lib ml Oovwnmenl oan t learn ecnae, and make him bel the m u'l',',,!''!.' eroel Uartori .wrouglit. j 11. -till toihi »i«"'- ll rr 4 1,'""1
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      90 3 At tlii^ spa-.ni ol the year t r un tatara] Io hilda i 1 eh j <1). old aare immadiate 1 tantion. The in t thing t h.-i t urn be given is Cham- 1 herlain'f Colic, <'li<'l r« :<m! Diarrhoea j| .v.-.lv Foitowi <! i>y ca i"i "il aa
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      212 3 jjjy OTANSAN %ltff A MINERAL WATER LftM^kJeW op the JR 1 HIGHEST CLASS, 1 tPure, (£risp, Invigorating. TANSAN *OF Al^L DEALERS. John Little Co. Ltd., SINGAPORE. w Wines WE ONLY HANDLE GOODS OF REPUTE. r|V" inucli earecaaaolba exercined in aßTcbasiaji Tinned Pnrriaiom Our long I experience u'xtending over 6() years)
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      126 3 SOUIM INDIA I.AHOUR aND OENEKAL SUPPLY AQ NCY odenee invited bj Mumvam and Son-. \lerchauU uml Agents, Triehinopoly, Booth InHi«. n ii COMFUK'ABLe LIV'INU IN EVERYTMINO. 'I'll. T.avn:-. Kamiiv Until. situaUnl at spotti i~mI( Pack, BinganoKi ptovidai com- 1 lartahk livinj,' at inndmnsti 001*. Bqalapod with billiard table. two traaia
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      234 3 *prn AaViPiio on ti |111 btU. ANbllo a UU., I "-i" 11 II admiralty quality india waim I a *"^T 1 RUBBER BHEET ('"b^T) ST. JOHNS WORKS, NEWCABTLE-OW-TYHE. I i M A kIM ot Oak Tanned Leather Belting. I T _M THE "RED ANGUS" SHEET. Ua* BelUnc. Raw Hide BelUac,
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      154 3 SUBSCRIPTION RATES. PAYABLE in ADVANCE. Daih »30.00 il, tarter 7.30 ,1, lontb 2.-W ,1,, 0.10 Weekly issue iht y«ra,r IH.OO do i>er quarter 4.50 do per copy 0.40 When sent by p -t. there i* adde<l for the laih issue, two doUan a qnartar to Home and Poreigii oonntriei and
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. THURSDAY. 28th JUNE.
    1599 4 The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. THURSDAY. 28th JUNE. At Ll»t- present time, in Krgland. neveral eoot'Mitions questions are before the public, but aot MM of them is ]..ss likely to be settli ,1 than that about religions instruction in elementary schools. There are people who wish for religions t-
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    6 4 Bcm (ierman editor* ate visiting London
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    7 4 The Strait* iimlijrl was published this morning.
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    14 4 A Comkkk.vck of colonial shipping inte rests is announced to be held iv London.
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    13 4 Thk .S<" Hellr left for the Horsburg l^ighthouse with reliefs early this moriiing.
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    17 4 Grtmi Beet did not start for tlw Ascot Gold Cup as he is being reserved for Goodwood.
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    16 4 Ai-KIL If, 19»)7, has been ahOMa as tiie date of assembly of the i>ostponcd Colonial Conference-
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    18 4 Thk (loverninent Survey Departuu nl at Calcutta has U^cn robbeil oi eoaaet ptatoa of maps valuetl at X~2.7(H».
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    24 4 Limtksvm (i. A. l». Hum, H. A. M. Corps, resiuueil his duties as officer in medical charge at Pnlaii Iliani on t!ie 27th instant.
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    26 4 Thk wheat crop iv the Punjab this year is estimated at no less than half a million tons iv excess of the largest crop hitherto recordiil.
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    25 4 Thk monthly Missionary Meeting will b. held in Prinscp Stnt-t Church. Monday next at 8 p. iv., and will be addressed by ltcv W. Murray.
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    24 4 Thk M. M. steamer Armmmd Bekie left Colombo at ID a.m. on the '27th June l.Km. and may be expected here on Monday morning.
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    25 4 Lonmauar J. H. Daaam, J{. A. M. Corps having rejoined from leave of absence on the Ji'ith instant, his unexpired portion of leave is cancelled.
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    28 4 Thk (ierman mail steamer tl,ii/,m having left Penang on the 2Tth instant at :l p. m. may be expected to arrive here to-day at about ti p. in.
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    26 4 A meeting of (ioverument officials was to take place at Kuala Lumpur on the 25th instant in connection with a petition on the subject of salaries.
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    29 4 Tin |K)lice are iv ho|ies of being alile to arrest shortly a man who is alleged to Ml concerned in the recent mnrdei of a Javanese at Telok Kcrau.
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    25 4 Tuk (iermau mail steamer "Prim* ItaaaaJ Luilpnld" left Port Said on Monday the '20th instant outward bound. She is due here on the 13th July
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    29 4 Cam us F.M. Turn it. X.0.A., has granted leave of absence on private affairs for the •iflth instant to the Hist of July, with permrssion to travel in Java.
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    22 4 Two liimlred aud two deaths were registered in Singapore during the ivivk ending on the '28rd .Inne. The ratio per thousand was :!?..'>.">.
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    25 4 .lirtNKHK papers are beginning to have their own yellow peril. They me duel lilg on the significance of Chinese attacks on Japanese settlers in Chiirft.
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    39 4 Sax Francisco is to h*vo a 1.1 story sU«>l building constructed after the manner of a steel ship. All the walls are to be of steel plates. It will be the first building of its kind in the world.
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    34 4 TmmiT, Inspector Hart aamrgni Chuach a Hing with the theft of some wear ing apparel at the Borneo Wharf cooli-i Lines. The case was clear and Mr. Scott gave the man two months' rigorous.
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    37 4 A l vi kalian rubber manufacturers, says Canrnwraiai tnittUfmm, art; making inquiries at i'enang with a view to the pnwihaM of yibber in the StraiUi. instead .<l iv 1...ii.1nn. ■o as to effect a saving in freights.
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    39 4 It is stated that Messrs. I. aud .1. bookiebank, of Liverpool, have acquired a -liaic in the vessels owned by Messrs. Jenkins and Co.. Limited, of London, and that they will co operate in future in the China trade.
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    36 4 EvKBYOXB, we fancy, will sympathise with M. Kmile Cuny. a French anarchist, who finds himself placed suddenly in I most awkward position. After publicly denying the rights of property, he has Ih en left a fortun".
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    39 4 By a majority of 112 the Oxford I'nion Society recently carried the motion that the present (iovernmeut neither possesses MB di serves the confidence of the country. It will be interesting to s«-» now what the (i'lvernmrnt will do.
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    39 4 Vanity Fmirh responsible for the stati mi nt that the Hon. F. S. Jackson has decided to give up cricket and will only appear on the rarest occasion- We trust that the announcement is not made on good authority.
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    38 4 Thk (,»<(■.■» sa>> A King Charles spanial has recently been purchased tor the ljueeii of Siam, a selection having been made from the kennels ofMiss M. Hall. Norwich. The little dog is intended to be Her Majesty's six'cial favourite.
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    44 4 Tuk onlookers at Urn Paaay i Manila race course, the other day, objected to the waj the judges started a certain race, and thronged the track, compelling a complete stoppage of all racing till the officials eo— ut ted to return all monies betted.
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    50 4 Tiik Master Attendant notifies that the master of the s. s. 0. (i. .V. v< r IMjarai as follows: Buoy Frederik Htndrik f&ool at the North entrance at Hanka Straits has baea adrift to the North. Position at s.:u) a.m. on the 24'h June l*BS r 104" Kl 80" K.
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    43 4 YrsHBIMT, Inspector Sullivan charged I ana Chpfc with bilking iv refusing rikisha fare seventeen cents, and fraudulent |k>sscs sion of a clock. Mr. Scott fined the man in default. 7 days lor bilking and gave him a month's rigorous for possess:,!] the clock.
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    48 4 Tills morning the police found tin body of a Chinese girl apparently abaot Meven veais of age near a temple at Tiong liahiu. The Ihklj- was covered with HMltu of laahea. A pott-utoHtm examination is to be held. It is supposed that the child hat. U-en Hogged unmercifully.
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    55 4 A\ Australian public DOaa, Mr. .1. Sternberg, member of the OoCBBKiI wealth Legislative Council, has just -on. I nl.d a visit to Japan, during which he haabnen looking into the ijiiestion of a regMlai Hi c ot aUaa bet.wei'n \ustralia ml Japan (or the trans l>ort of Australia's surpli- beet
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    52 4 nuivw vk patCantai oopper coin still circalatcs locally, notwitlistaudini; the waruiug hole panelled in them. K\ery m I the police summon a lx;vy of ni.iiH changers for possession. In spite, li.niivi-i.nl tomewhat heavy tines, the thiuu goal .n. Yes terday. Mr. Miciiell impos- hues lai.yiny from H to *l(l on
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    67 4 At a meeting of the Chines,. ouuueicial I n ion at Hongkong, a cens .s of Houakoii|{'i inhabitants was laid on the table. It Mowed the decrease in the Chinest imputation >iuc( last year to be 19,H37. The total number of houses in ten districts was Mill, of which :>!H>
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    63 4 Thi.hk are scores and MOTM al iki^his who would never have cultivated the taste for whisky, says the Lanirt. unless ;hev had had the opportunity of mixing it with soda water and converting it into an i ffervrscing beverage. The fr. inert cnisuuip tion of immodera'e quantities of aerated water
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    61 4 Tn Kinta Tin Mining Compaaj at Lahat. iv Perak, has, notes the Mtuiug JoHrtutl, been mining alluvium tlun siT^-,- ISK(i. A vein was located in June l'.Hi.'i. In July I'.NU. the Company gave M order to the French Oerlikon Company lot v i li ctric plant. The installation consists of
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    67 4 A rOItXMR ago. Dr. Brooke, the Mi-dical Officer in charge of oH. Jofaa'l RnmmoMd fonr firemen ami a disinfector for Waving service without notice The defendants snid they had given >:oticc and aske.l time to produce witnessi s. They wire allowed till yesterday but when called, they wenunable to produce
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    102 4 \s was reported recently a .piantitx ol jewellery belonging to Mrs. Ofetea was stolen from her residence at <iilsle.:.l I'mul. One of the Hylam "boys employed in the h him was searched by the police and a duplicate key of the jiwel case was lonad la his n» s< ssion.
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      Natal Rebels Reinforced.
      29 4 1 i.1.1. |y B -'-r UmM The rebels in Natal hewe baaa largely leintorced, and inipis fi.'ii 'he ilaptiiunlo district, numbering ijSOB a •■> liave hanofl them.
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      Divided Party Cannot Live.
      24 4 The minority in yesterday*. Division on Clause 4 of the Kducation Mill included 70 Nationalists. '27 Lilicrals. an.l I') Labourites.
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      Bill Considered Hopeless Jumble.
      32 4 The Liberals consider the paMßga ol tin Bill to be now assured, but thi aamwaVna an urging the (iovernmeut tundon the nwaaan as having become I hojuliss jumble.
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      Price of an Assault.
      50 4 /im'./ mi Sm.j.i/H.r, mtk ■/-<"•. I >, 1,1. hy lie, I, r 11.J0n.,11. FOOT of the villagers w ho assa ilted EMtfaill "rticeis at Tantah. in Kgypt. have been sen tenc'.-d to death, four others to penal Mrvitnrii for life, and twelve inoru U) vaiio"s terms
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      Cat Requisitioned.
      21 4 A number were sentenced to :ifty lashes each. This penalty was carried out where the assaults had Inch committed.
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      Earthquake in South Wales.
      19 4 severe earthquake is iv|<ortcil lroni South Wales. Houses nxlied. A panic seized upon the inhabitants.
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      Chimney Stacks Felled.
      17 4 At Swansea, Newport. Cardiff, and Urn neighbouring villages, the chiiuni fell in all directions.
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      Many Persons injured.
      8 4 M .ny persons were injured
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      Damage to Property.
      251 4 Than was au'ioaa damage to property. l;,r.i. 5i, MfhJune. 1>,r,1. h,j lUuUr. <).:,n,,.,,,. lieuter's correspondent in TeUoM.fl Lli.it the Mikado and Presideut Hoosivelt ha\i e\cliangeil congratulatory telegrams on in e.iiuplction ot the kmerksaa eable front (inaiu to Japan. The Bremen Cotton growing Congress have taken into favourable
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    63 4 Ii is stated in the Mtlnj M«il that Uio liini'se Stlaugor do not seem incline. l to go ill (or rubber. The reason gi\.n is thai In v belieM that a siibstitutr wiilln- toun.l oi that overpriKluction will ensue. CaAa has frightened them. s.. they in. 'er to 00D tinne
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    116 4 ].\sr. week .i wily l 'hinaman ~'oli ,i number of ducks from a Jawi I'ekan liviug in a lave off Victoria Street and had tin impudence to sell, them ton neighbour "i th< victim, a Kurasian. The .lawi-IVkau tbi recogijiscd his ducks and the miifhtwiir and hi decided to keep
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    131 4 Tut: arrangements for the celebration ul .Mi. haiuU'i lain s 7<>th lnrthcta\ .in. l Ins ■to \eais rep.eseniation of rlirmiugliain have undergone some iiuxlincatious. The Lotil Mayor of Hiriiiinghaii! has expressed wimli to l>e identified with tin non-political pi i nines on Saturday. July 7, aud, though ni'thiug definite lias
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      388 4 Caldbeck, Macgregor co., Wh.e Spirit Merchants SINGAPORE and PENANG. HONG-KONG, SHANGHAI TIENTSIN. LONDON 8c GLASGOW Hotel de l'Europe Austmn String Orchestra UNDER CONDUCTOR MR. C. MUHBERGER is expected per s.s. lUuinn due on the *2!>tli instant Hotel de l'Europe Proprietors. HOGAN CO. IN LIoriDATION i i:ki..min.\i;V n*utu i: i.. k
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      147 4 WILSON Co.'s PHOTOGRAPHS U:K M KNoWLEIMiKD To BK The Best in the Straits, ANl> hvt'AL To ANY ANVWHKH.r. Price ef Cabinet Portrait*:— |Cof*M I IN MATTOTYPE vo «12.00 BROMIDE „l-. |M> „iMM PLATINOTVPE :••>•<•' ,MM CARBON ,-->s.ih) ..40.01 Portraits on Porcelain each SI 5. WILSOVS PHOTO ART SIUDIO. TO LET.
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    Special German Telegrams.
    115 5 [By uptcinl MIWMMIMM wt'li u— Uttiaok* IJcyil' I Ilij Siihmiuinr t:,tblr\ n.ri;,,. -r,th Torite} i- |»"1> »'K l s<11 1 n infoiiini.-nts if tnKi|>s |o Anilii i. I'.ntisli i |>n>lml>ly abenl j vend HiisMim 'ii^. The (MTiiiiiii i t i Miink v.ill is-u. imtis it 'IMn^taii ta
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    THE "DEWEY."
    16 5 THE DEWEY." I'iik bi^ lhwllii([ fWinfc wasexpeoM :<■ U iiinvd :i\\ay ra ivnl, t>> .Munila tlri\\\i lIIIKHI
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    WEIGHED AND FOUND WANTING.
    89 5 Ijmracnm Bvnoua inuigaai ami Mammal hn- an imfuilinu weekly badge! "f .iiniMiuiis oaaea Ix-imv tl»- iwntor nia^isknte, f"i pom Maim oi miju-t u.i^liiiiK taatrnaMMav Rmhmli I -»i>-l things lix-N nut MOeMHQy iiiran fnuid. dwßt ■rear and tear are hotan which maattsD .in tin Mxnimcj nt the
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    British Borneo Exploration Co.
    238 5 Inn report "t tl»- r.iiti-h Borneo K\i«l.«r»tion Company xtatea tliat the unpneen h;u< ben actively employed in t-onmt.-tioii with U»- dep iiiaiiHawian The ii.i-.--.aiy raflwaj far eon aet-tinu some of the .1.-)>o-its with the '•■.!< m n.;irly complete, and hai been equipped it.li roUUM ~i«klv. The
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    Borneo Rubber and Trading Co., Ltd.
    230 5 Ihf Mfietw ■>! il i«- Boroeo Rabbet and Tr«<liii» >.. Limited, -ay- the I Pifim, -how- that tincompany acquire* tin- wli.n- ilmm .apita! .ii lli< llan.l. 1 .pi linhi-tii<-Maat-<-lmppij \Villn liuina. a [irivate coninaaj working in Pootianak, I>ut«!i West Bor— a. Mi. l>,tni<'l .I.-
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    A Very Narrow Escape.
    251 5 'it ..(imftiiii li.nl a sin ii.nriw i-u-.i|>. nf rmr e\en -tailing for Inilia- MUM] i-linu. 1 The VettDani i«nyi: iatln-r aariaaal inllisinii iH-cnrnil ml TnesiUv .May -!Jtiil' •II tlir KU'iniimton sainl tiaiK. Mi Ihonrni'. //'■(.■/•■<_>■'<■»'. ptrahaaud raouatW in Ojiliij i tor l.Him 'oiiiiK-ns by Mr. H.
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    A PECULIAR CASE.
    238 5 < Forty Persons Quarantined for one Day. On the IMb instant a I'hinainan was taken to the Tan Tock Sanfl Hospital and wa* seen \n Dr. (iil>l>s. tin- lUsiiUnt Medical Officer. Hi was then \oinitiiin and purfjinn. Tan Moh. tin mail who brought him told Dr. (iibbs
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    Rubber in Bearing in 1912.
    755 5 i)i, tUHmt the Strait* Time*." hi m: Sin. 11l your leader of the 'ilst of Jinn you say There arc today valuers estimating rubber iv liearing.cvenly planted, as worth upwards of iridO j>er acre but who would venture to value at the same figure for
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    THE SUPREME COURT.
    808 5 Sequel to alleged Incendiarism in Thomson Road. Thk ease of Chan Ah Fook vs. Wong Man Poll and six others, for IMH) damages for burning of the plaintiff's house and money, which was begun before Mr. Justice Fisher a week ago, was resumed yesterday afternoon, the plaintiff
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    A FAREWELL SMOKER.
    533 5 Pleasant Evening Spent Among Warders Last night a considerable number of the friends of Mr. F. (>. Woodford met at the Warders' Conceit Hall which was very tastefully got np fo: the occasion of a smoker given by bis brother warders in his honour on the eve
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    JOHORE'S RULER AND ANNEXATION.
    189 5 JOHORE 'S RULER AND ANNEXATION. Whilk on tin subject of Motoring 1 may mention soys the London correspondent of the Mnliii Mail that I met that pemHar potentate, the Sultan of Johore. at Maidenhead the other (lay. He seems to prefer motors and Maidenhead to a monarchy in Malaya. In
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    An Overworked Inspector.
    216 5 t »n Tuesday. Mr. Column lesiuaid the preliminary enquiry into sundry allegations of forgery aud utiing as genuine torgeil dociiuient. Detective InanMaat Tvi rell ap(H and for the Crown. Mr. Van ant Heck. Financial Assistant to 1 the Police, was called. rt.iin bills, the nartiomhue of which
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    The Children's Concert.
    77 5 I 01: the Children s c. 11c.it to -morrow iltcruooi- (ftJO pun. in addition to the tcvcral pieces by the Orchestra. Mr. Myram will play a Shan organ solo. Mr. Duninan. Mr. Kllis, and Mr. Worcester will sing ■Boeing sonys. Miss de (iaspary will play a piuno
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    22 5 Wl hear that an unknown la'iucli collide«l with and sank a Klinn laayhmf in the earl v ho us oi this Morning.
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    Club Secretaries Please Note.
    121 5 With a view to advising readers as N what matches are down for denision. we would be )4la«l. if. in future the lion, secret- j 1 aries of the various football, hockey, cricket. I «olf. etc.. clubs will kindly forward" us. <o as Ito reach this
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    Rodrigues Again.
    67 5 Vkmtiboav, the aiellmlnerj mpiiry in this else was ..ntinue<l by Mr. Colmau. Mr. van del Heck, l'olice Financial Assist ant. continued his evidence as to Urn alteraItions maile in three bills for detective rikisha hiie. Lim Tye Kay. cashier to the Financial Assistant, sai.l lie had paid these
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    Alleged Murderer Committed.
    43 5 Tm preliminary enijuiry into the Macao Street murder -liwd yesterday, when Mr. Cohuau eonimitted for trial Xi fonf WW 11tl.t'man alleged to ha\c done I 'hua Clio to deatii on the niyl.t of Hrn 7t!i instant in Macao Street. I
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    Hardy Aunnai Gets Six Weeks.
    36 5 A Chinaman was before Mr. Colniau. this ■in. .mine; for beting in public. He said he had been ho occupied for ten war*. He was ami t.. prison for six weeks,
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    ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
    348 5 S. C. C v Dutch Club. Thk Dutch Football iMub ayain met the S.C.C. on Uie Esplauaileon Tuesda\ afUi timm a K 001 Rame resulting. The teams wire S.C.C. tioal. Harrett: Hacks. Chapman and Linton Halves ntpfn, PMtei and Lyall Forwards. Kdmitt. Nathaa, ■ls.adeii. Lieut Hardy, and Hyan.
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    Mr. Chamberlain.
    218 5 A i'i:ominkm 1 auadian was tin goestol Mr. .loseph liaiiiberlain. last mouth, and with characteristic energy the clainis and aspirations of Canada were, put foiward. Mr. Chamberlain said words which were full of hope:—" IHm't for one moment mppoai I 01 tln.so with me here have abal<- 1
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    25 5 Mvn.vuakii is authority Jto luc Htatument that the number of (ieriunTMßiiiuini ants now residing in the TniUM St«t«lJß<>i'oth«!r itli the direct offspring, amounts to 2tt.<KHMHN>.
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    Y.M.C.A. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    123 5 Final Results. I 'I'm V. M. C. A. tennis hramaiai hi ought to a close yesterday litmi tli>- final BUM in the Double Hand 1 played 08 betwe— D. M. Dent ud V. fi.O. KoiilhorT ■> ami K. S. B. Jramngl and MM. Mergler, Mr. A fairly
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    LIST OF PASSENGERS.
    36 5 Arrived, 17th June I'm: MwMfar: I- k>iu Xto* lal Hii.l Mrs. Medwin. MenMnt. r I Shields. Wadmori-. lios- I'lnni- I Parks. ChriHtie. (jnarple kixl (H-i-m 1 tmr Kuthimg. From fl«r«.w«.l •■'■> Rtid Dr. West.
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      334 5 Eastern Oriental Hotel PENANG. The Only First-class Establishment in the [aland. Splendid Situation overlooking the sea, with Magniticient view. All modem Comforts. Electric tighta throughout the Hotel. CRAG HOTEL, PENANQ HILLS. The Only Climatic Health Hesort in the Straits. :i,OOO feet above the sen level, ljeuutiful and Extensive grounds. Billiards,
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    THE NEW LOAD LINE.
    553 6 Trouble in Hongkong. Pin- Home Government hai directed the lo«d line hitherti followed to be shifted At Hongkong. taM other day. trouble from this arose on the tteWaWr Twickenham." The engineers who railed the hjtction. and refused u> proceed in her .wore advised that the ownc!
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    127 6 News ii coming tv hand every week. says tin- Indian Field," showing thai buyer* of honei for India an busy in An- 11.ili;.1 1 .ili;. making purchases and fujUling their i immisuon Those with tommiasioni f< i high clan d h< i hiding me difficulty in securing thcii wquirenH nh
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      518 6 WANTE" \S \NTKI> \vh\ki table well e<lncat<-d 0H t I'hnrgf "f money and books in it rim. Aiphr, K. R. Wn KtraitH Tunes MM. WANTKD Bt once ii reliable Kun,|»-aii who through nnderxtand- Tin |in.-|.<-<tiiin. Apply in writing witli refi-rrn.i- t.. Kennedy 0* Co. MM I'.h.iihj. WANTED. Chine., larfc. <;."mI
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      512 6 TO BE LET. TO BE LET. small first floor offices faoit Cavenagh Bridge Road and Flint Street. Api 1 to Guthhe Co. Ltd., Agents. v.c TO LET. Kinrara." Orchard Road. pai tiall> (urnihhed. For further particulars appl to D. Turner, British Dispensary. *M 46 TO BE LET. from the Ist
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      743 6 TO BE LET. TO BE LET. Office 51/58 Robinson Road. Apply to BRITISH AMERICAN TOBACCO CO., Ijti TO BE LET. A Compound House, No. 53 Spottisxvood Park. Immediate entry Six bedroomi Stablett. Apply to c 2683 OUTHRIE CO., Lti TO BE LET Office and godown No. 50; 51, Robinson Roac
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      825 6 NOTICES. NOTICi OF ktMOViL The offices of Messrs Giang Bros. <fr Co. and the Siiijtaiwre Steam Saw Mill Co. have been removed from No. 2 Malacca Street to No. 11 I and 12 North Boat Quay, from Ist Jnne, 1906. CHOA GIANG THYE NOTICE. The Sale by Auction of ALMA,
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      767 6 NOTICES. t OOVERNMKNT NOTIFICATION. Fifty tliousand Para Rubber Seeds arc re quired for the GovwumMl .if I.«ko». Tlie seed must be fresh, the produce of old tree preferred. Tender* should be addressed v. tin- „,i: t Becre»»r>. Straits Settlements. BjaJ tbotfl stau terms and probable date of deliver*. Colonial Secretary's
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      138 6 c An Assassin cr.-o|s upfr.,iii behir trl i turned. Before >ou know it yt.u s Its power, and th.- terriU. "|>a.iis a.hesthnt follow are cv.n w.irs.- ife the assassin's knife was.lnv.-n in-.. flesh. UTTLE'S Oriental Bairn ai the one ami the only true ant! aart for Khvumatism. It Is applied
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    "Joe's" Seventieth Birthday.
    293 7 Joe's" Seventieth Birthday. The programme for celebrating Mr. Chamberlain's 70th birthday and his years' representation of Birminehr.m has been issued. Tho non-politic.nl crlchra tion will take place OB Saturday. .lulv 7. The Lord Mayor has m\ 'tod the mem bers of Parliament for the city, the mombers of the city
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    Death of a Mutiny Veteran.
    238 7 Tin death Major Genera] John l'igot Nixon, an Indian Mutiny veteran and one of the oldest retired British soldiers in India, took place'iO Bombay on the other day. The deceased oAcer met with au accident some tune ago, when he was severely injured. Though be
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    American Tariff Regulations.
    153 7 Australia 1- rich in bard woods which are unobtainable in America, and •> trade sprang n|> some ntha rince hat ween the two countries. !i waa limitid. however, t" one ihipment, lor, ramarki Indian Engineering as as the American lumber men found Australian wuod ooming in they
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    119 7 1,. Devawongv on th< i;ii,; Jm c there arrived a< Bangkok m irife "i Mi \v .1 9 a ic-nlfiii there, :<"<l who in the calamitoui earthquake ;<t 1 K 1,111 tacaped unscathed. Mi--aot< the Siam < Ibserver."' terrible rtorie* t.. tt-11 if thi diiasU 1 inn! of t' e
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    50 7 l i, Blsitaroyd, Owllmwuwm. Halifax, _Bg__<L li>. 1 >••.■.. IBM, I was <-tm<l <>f piles by ,mI iri.-nt 1 want to SM now •JO Pi'iiths kftor t lint this cure has lie. 11 permanent, and that I have had no rt>turn of tho old complaint. (Signed) Farrar. (Of all cheniisK
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      134 7 WILLIAMS TYPEWRITERS. Wlod I No. 2 $120.— nett 6 $180. WILLIAIVIS DUPLICATORS Price s3O. Will turn out better work than Rotary Duplicators costing donble the price. Sub-Agents, John Little Co. Ltd SYME ty Co. FOR SALE SULPHURIC ACID. SYME Co. What we Do, We do Well, --_--i_s_J Good Work I
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      192 7 Money to lend from $10,000 to $100,000 on first class security in town L HERMCNT, Broker Change Alley cB4B HOEG'S Anti-Corrosiv^ Composition Anti -Fouling: Composition P< Boot Topping Paint I'sed constantly with greatest success by steamers and sailing ships of all nations. For gab-agencies apply to H. SCHAEFER CO., f
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      717 7 NOW READY. C. A. RIBEIRO Co.'s PRICE LIST Stationery and Stationers' Sundries. Exchange being now fixed a Discount of tO will be allowed in the prices quoted in the Price List from the Ist June, IVOA-) The Price List will be Bupplied free on application. 2493 THE QUEEN OF TABLE
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    TEUTONIA CLUB.
    1958 8 LIST OF GUESTS ATTENDING FANCY DRESS BALL. Particulars of Costumes. The following is a list of members of the Teutoina dub and the guests who attended the Fancy Dress Ball on Monday evening, together with particulars of the rii-l. >iiii-s w. in. where notified to Mr O. Elmeuhorst.
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    VOLUNTEER ORDERS.
    547 8 By Mum. K. O. Hiiom.ki. k. Commandant. S. V. C. Masaaawt. .'fih ■/«»<•. 5. V. C. <;,.\t. (iazette So. 603:— H. K. the Governor with the approval of the Right Honourable the Secretar) of State for the '.ilonies has been pJsesei koaneoiatCapt. It. B.CoDMek, R.0.A., to be Staff
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    The Rate War at London Docks.
    199 8 Aa an earnest of iti datenninatioii in tin pn -1 nt dispute witli the Surrey Dosk I'niiiCy. tlit LiMßtVm ami India l»mk Company giveu an aSBBBMM to tin- trade that its reduced rates for soft wwsd oaifjSM will remain uualtere.l for two sia-ons. It
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      222 8 K. A. J. CHOTIRMALL Co, JEWELLERS SLK MERC MAM TS. Have just opened a fresh stwk of Indian. Chiuese, aud Japouese i,' >n(|s i.e. silk kiiuouoa. M litest >dk lace collars. Ijadies' silk hlopses, Japanese cotton crape kimonos, Persian nnd [ndiau carpets of all sizes, gold gem set-jewellery, silver waif
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      194 8 Nestles Milk To be had of all retail dealers JEFFREY'S 1 EDINBURGH STOUT. "CASTLE" BRAND. Specially Brewed for the Tropics. MH.iii.Y jji:< o\lmi:ndi:i> Price $12 per case of 7 (seven) doz. pints. OF ALL DEALERS. N... Holland Road. S-30n.m. -At Bale-room, rrcebold building land .11 Bnkil Timafa ft ad. MO
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      129 8 DAY BY DAY. Thursday, 28th June. 1 lli«h Water. :t-6 p.m. Town lta.nl. 11. U. BMCT\oir. S IqO. FuotbaJlCar Meeting. B.C. C. l.i p.n. 8. C. C. Ragb) Football. s. Handing Gun Drill. :i. S. A. MuxiTii Co, 1.,,-iu.v. I), (ienimn .nituar.i mail doe. Friday, 29th June. iiifjli Water M
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    DR. EMIL REICH.
    387 9 The Most Discussed Man' in Society Or. Kmil Reich certainly tm this designation. His wejekly i.otures on l'lato- with <li. m Claridge'i Hotel attract on the nwerage three duchess, twenty peeiesuesi. and ill the prettiest women in Luudi «i An Ameman jia|H r ncently UccV"" 1 l
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    German Submarines.
    162 9 The tir-t mbnurine built for the German Navy has just been launched it Kiel «o wires the London correspondent of the South China Morning Poet That journal says that its orrespond< in is apparently mistaken. The first German submarine was launched at Kiel on August 30 of last
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    52 9 Tm rainfall in the l'hilippines dnrini; the mi. ntli of May is declared to have Immh the in the history of the weather Inn. mi. It onl\ r.unod nineteen days out ef thirty at Bagnio iluriii'j that nioiith. Si\. torn incbm trf nrtrlituni \a reported to have tail, n in
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    61 9 \i the |«res4-nt il.iy. Myi the Praettltoner, iUneM In a much more cosily affairs than it w;is win n the nbiqnitouj miorobe was an.ln unit M. anil the New Nurse had not conn on tin s. t ,n\ (inly the wealthy can afford .ill the pxnriee ol awdera wißjary an<l
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    59 9 An tntperial Bdiet lias hern ianed in Peaang ordering the aatabliaßnienl oi .i colnge f« j r the invejtigatioa of the vatenH of < ivernnient, at pee ■i vi, ii vogue in foreign countin Mi U n^' has been appointed t" taki nd minster of the Hoard 0 Rite* i
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    89 9 Amsterdam correspondent, writ ing of 23th nit to a Home paper says A i(*' dayi .it. 1 the rumour was c.r oulat'd tha! the present (I GenvaJ of Netherlands India. Genera \.n lleiit-z. would reif;n from office and hat Mr Idenbarg, former Miniatei i i Dm Ootoniea, and now Governor
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      MINING.
      334 9 Date of formation i Capital Subscribed tnumber of Sh»re« i Issue Paid Value lup to Reserve J Company QCOTATIONtf I'ayH at Present Price. r 1900 1901 1902 1901 1892 1898 1003 1(101 1'.H1.1 MM 1905 1889 1890 1904 1900 1899 1902 «175,000 •300,000 £30,000 £146,700 £200.000 I 2.000,000 (300.000
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      RUBBER.
      286 9 NM 1905 1904 1905 1903 1906 MM £150.000 f-200.000 1-30.000 700.000 170.000 t\ 50.000 £12.000 £140.000 9120.000 £11. 1 •->•-, •610,000 £59,520 $1 25.000 £10.500 140.000 1 1 20.000 10 6 f 7000 1 1 11.000 1 7/9 70.000 10 S in i'.OOO unu-ued i 63,000 1 1 j
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      GENERAL.
      217 9 1903 1898 186-5 1901 1901 1899 1903 I^9l UM 1890 1564 *j. 377.10.0 £400.000 9225.000 •10.000.000 *2. 400.000 134.000 •875.000 $600,000 •30.000 SJOO.OOO 5500.000 •3.000.000 •d.700.000 I £4.648.15.0 7,638 12/6 12/6 £350.000 350.000 1 1 i 50/0 uniuutd m->.OOO 4.500 $50 »50 112.500 10.000.000 a f10.000.000 80.000 »1 Jl-J-.
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      DEBENTURES.
      49 9 Howarth Krskine, Ltd. 6% WOO.OOO 2% prem buyer?. Kilev Harsreaves, Ltd. 6% 225.000 2% prera buyers. Singapore Municipal 6% 400.0 0 2" o prem buyer*. 5% 1,478.000 par. buyers. 4% 602,«K 1 0 par. sellers. Tanjong Pagar'Wk Co., Ltd. 6% iW.OOO 2* prem buyers. 5% 1,365,500 prem buyers.
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      101 9 Gambia buyers 7.10 do i Cube No. 111 1 unpicked 10.82J Com l :ili X:1 do I'oiitian.ik UB| Pepper. Bhek buyers '20.50 do \Vliit«- 28.00 S;t"o Float Sarawak MB d<» ltruiici No. 1 2-60 li ill BMO 5 40 toffee Bali. 1 buyers 16.25 Cefbe, l'akiiibaiiK. 20' basis ..21,00
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      EXCHANGE.
      133 9 On London Bank 4 m,s 2/4^ Demand -Mi Private 6 m/s 2/4i do 3 ni/s I On Germany Kank d/d 2.40 Private 8 m/s 'i-4-1 <l,i 6 111,8 2.46 Ou trance— Bank d/d 140 Private 8 m/s do 6 m,s 8.00J On India— Bank T. T. 175 Private 30
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    The Spirit of Gambling.
    192 9 The s.s. Indravclli, with a number of repatriated coolies from South Am. i on board arrived in Hongkong the other day and hoisted her police flag. It seemed on the morning of the 18th instant, while the vessel was on her way from Singapore to Hongkong,
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    182 9 Kiel Canal. Gtnnany. says a London wire to the 1 8. C. "Morning Poet," proposes to widen the Kiel Canal to such an extent that it v.'l admit the largest battle■hips. The reali itlon <f the .-ch me is estimated to oosi £10,000,000. The Kin Canal, officially known .is the
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    Leprosy.
    228 9 The Raisei lich'-s QesundheiU Ami [the Imperial Health Otti.-ej in Berlin publishes the following paii.cu:. cerr.mg the exisUiKv <l teproay in Germany. The number of those afflicted with this terrible disease at the end of 1905 was twent v (ii, or three DMTS than in the year before :of
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    160 9 The Hongkong additional Estioclude sum of 9400 in aid <■ the \i)tc for Police ami Prison department-, for ini.iU for prisoner] cells. This excess on the sum originally voted is due to the large number of deportee* from Singapore and Saigon, for whom meal? have had to be provided in
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    87 9 The agreement between the Austrian Government and the An-trim Lloyd Company of Trieste hay ben: concluded. By this- agreement, which is to run for 15 years, the An Irian Lloyd engages t<> launch 120,000 t ir of nnv •hipping during the first I 2 yean of the compact, half of
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    BURIED ALIVE.
    607 10 Grim Tales Uf What Exhumation Reveals. Some creepy stories were told and alarming vtateawate made at a recent meeting of the Aawecatioa for the Prevention of Premature Burial. Dr. Stenson Hooker told a talt narrated to linn by a lady eoneerning her little eliiUl. The child wai pVM
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    66 10 11 t Urn n:-»-1 extraordinary methods of aaraug I living in London if. that of boilii the fat they yield. The fat i> made an into pack- m irth 3d. sacb ami old a= eon t' r t lifiiiii.it i~in. It seems latin r a |>ity ih.n dog f.it I-
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    142 10 According to tlw wmtgntisa tallies in tlic report on Swatow for 1903 by Acting CoiimiI Wills, there is a slight ■i in i-iiiLT.int > (roan then to Siam. the St i ait- Settlements and Su 'ii.it i a The Sw.Tto-v eoolie is. howewi, in far tli. iHi-.t important local export,
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    N.D. L. Passengers.
    265 10 Tu ,1 !ol! oll VT n K pauM-ugcn* arriwd ban UM ->f>tli J.iL, y tUvHr, (ran \oko iaiiia-.V,. .m:,|,. 1.,,,,,. Mr.l. 11. Dngid, ?J r K l H Be Mr. w. BorohnwaM, Mi. and Mrs. W. Mrs s M.y.i. From Kobe Major Bartlfctt. Captain Wren. From SlianKliai—
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    Bamboo Paper.
    275 10 The Hongkong Botanical Garden N port for IW6. eiateini the following partkilars al«)ii: bamboo paper: This is the usual paper tted by the Ch.ine.se for wrapping U parceli tad ii produced and M»ld Vl v a1 quantities in many parti "s.uithei n China. Tin- manul ;u tiuv waa
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    29 10 'I'ii i- Derbyshire committee hrn accepted iln- nsiyuutiuii ni Mr. a. K. Ltwton m en tain ut tin- county tli'Vin mid appointed Mi L. ti. Wiiyiit a- in- KweeMor.
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    31 10 Tin- 8. Morning Pobl nol steadily the Japanese !livt> of paaMngei -.iiui cargo '".it- an now ramming then former prominence ;it Hongkong. Every nek ;ilm<»t Imu^s a froli In .it there.
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    56 10 TkC fil-t IlllllKtllK'fllK Ml I I •rarda concern* the non-conuni oiiicors and blHe-jacketa of the Japanese Navy. Tliiii) ><".cii icvciw ataa t .1 ii with pen.-ions of "Jimi yen aunuallv tad 6,460 no Lved the 7t lt clan ol tii Ki^iiiij Sun with penaioni <•' 100 arnuaily. Nothing is yet
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    51 10 The Mini -i.i of the Board <.f C ■tabulaiy at Peking hai telegrapMd t.. the different Vicvioys and Governor! requesting them to And Old and to full partk-ulais ragardiag tie n«n papm already in cireul;iti«ui. It il he lieved that tins is due to the coming enforcement of new PreM
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    89 10 In oonnectioß with the great exhibi I. on ii Ml.in. OC in eontiniiation of it. there 1- b ing organiaed an intenutioa al exhibition of stani|«i. Tliis it h.i I i. .■en originally ppopoeed t.> boll ii May, but the arangenieiit was a i and the exhibition will not be
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    101 10 A tiger ineasuing 10 feet in t'Ugtli was ,sh(.t by an exeestive ond> Mr. F. Glendinning, at Koala 1 c' (Negri Bembilan) the other da] I Th. lame evening intelligence reached I him that tin- tiger hud killed the night before and had part ed the carcase, Mr. Glendinm time
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      687 10 Ships and Steamers. P. &0. El NAVIGATION CO. i«, Japan, Peaanf, Ceylon, ilia, India, Aden, Egypt, ranean Port*, Plymouth and London. ills of Lading issued for China 1 Gulf, Continental, and American ill leave Singapore on or about Mail Line. Outward (for China). 7 July Delta 1 Sept 21 July
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      688 10 Koninklljke Paketvaart MaatsohapplJ. Under contract with the Netherlands India Government. Agentt at Singapore Ship Aoenct, late J. Daendklh Co., 2-3 Coiltir Qcat. The undermentioned dates are only approximate Steamer From Kxp'ted Will be despatched for V. D. Botch Batavia |June 25 Batavis, Java-coast, Samarang, Soerabaia Boeleleng, Makassar, Amboina, Banda, Boeroe,
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      488 10 HAMBURGANERIKA LIN lE. HAMBURd. The steamers of (his Company maintain a regular service between Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, aud Rotterdam, and the Straits, China, and Japan. Homewards, they are despatched fortnightly fur Havre and Hamburg and ouce a month for Bremerhaven direct, calling at Penang and Colombo. The arrivals of the
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      638 10 Canadian Pacific Railway Company's Royal Mail Steamship Lin*. THE FAST ROUTE BETWEEN CHINA, JAPAN, AND EUPCPE, VIA CANADA, AND THE UNITED STATES. Route from Hongkong via Shanghai, Nagasaki (Inland Sea of Japan), Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria and Vancouver. Twin Screw Empress Steamships 6,000 Tons— Speed 19 knots. PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM HONOKONO.
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    German Consular Service.
    371 12 Tlic (niimitroial character of the German Consular Service and the fact how it is used more for trade purposes than any other has d:ten been noted. It is an attitude with which it is difficult to find fault, for a straggle just as keen as that of
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    23 12 Mr. A W Bcvcu. Electrician of Ceylon Government Railway has taken lip :iie appointment as assistant to the Electrician of the Singapore Municipality.
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    110 12 The Machinists' Monthly Journal says that more men are. killed and maimed in Alleghany County, Pennsylvania, in peaceful pursuits in one year, than were killed in many of the great battles of history. Statistics for the past year show that there were killed and injured in the iron and steel
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    88 12 Great interest is taken by the Bankok Government in rubber" cultivation m .iiid syndicates are in course of formaiHii for the cultivaton of Para rubber in Siam provinces. Two prominent Bangkok Europeans have obtained rubber concessions in the province of Bandon. Another company is being floated, mostly of forei3iiers. who
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    119 12 Tije Siam- Obeerver w. infers anything will b< done to stop tree sale in Bangkok of cocaine, morphia all f which an obtainable everywhere— there. It is thai the renal increase in the price of opium at Bangkok has caused many of the DOOM < lays to take morphine auW
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    The Ceylon Pearl Fishery.
    635 12 Ster of lato bei wired much al.. Nt dings in the House of Ow—tow ing the Ceylon Government leasing the pearl "fishery there for twenty years to a syndicate. The Government held that the fishery could only be developed by thus bringing private enterprise to bear.
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