The Straits Times, 30 June 1906

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    13 1 The Straits Times SO. 22.076 THE STRAITS TIMES. SATj^AV. JUNE 30. 1906. FRICEIOCKNTS.
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      769 1 Hill-climbing Success at San Remo m^l Scored by THE EELIABLE GJ^LK, DE DION-BOUTON The I I ill-corn juermg CarDetails: -Milan Sa» fiemo Trials. Hill-climbiug Cotu^etitum, Saturday, April 7. Voijurette Section: De Dion-Bouton (dnver, by Maffers), First, in :> Miiuut^ •> iOi seconds. C. DUPIRE Co. HOGSHEAD BRAND •BASS'S ALE p[
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      162 1 RpBINSON and COMPA Y. HINKS HANGING LAMPS Hinks Brass Ha a -amp. I fcouztfd cOMu pnlliea >i§t J g^' j<h:i>r* ?>ifet'. i-ii ii>s container, Brass contaiafer, am^tete [eoniftettv with shade anil i-himnt-v wit1 > !l:1( l'' 1 i-liimrtev J tf^j^^ new prices. $9.50 each. **mZ P^ IE W\ Hinks Bras
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      248 2 ■HZ BROTHERS, LTD. I QlrFflT A COMMENCES I I Tush A M.^ n Moftday Jul y 2^« I 1 1 f ends I l ljlgcircincc §M«d2LMM I QfflSi^ isi ftßßflßK^ I Record Clearance Prices. Tremendous Reductions. Bargains in all Departments I mr this genuine sale ~m I Reduce a Very
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    JAPANESE BANKERS CLUB
    463 3 . Effort To Promote Better Understanding. The itlier day. the loading btauwfrnien of Tokio' gave a dinner at the Bankers' Club to certain high judicial officials, with view to hi ngiag about a better mutual understanding between tlie legal and bUHIMN BTOfwa, HI >v< 1 Buenty per.-on- attended
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    Nanchang Massacre
    226 3 . Shw.iim advices to the lHth .luup B»y Ui.it tin- negotiations in OMUMCtkm with the i Naiiiliaiij: missionary ■MUdaw have now readied a --tune whan it may be considered << final settlement baa bwa arrived at. The term of ttM »»f«> virendi are maiedj tlic MM M tlmv picvidiislv
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    Go Ahead!
    161 3 Tna M-ii-ii/ U.i-7 tlms hail- IkwHancaaal niblKT iil.iutinj- enterprise \n the V. M. S: ■As recently as HUM years agd KMN coulil uot liavt* ben more than twenty Euro |ieau plauterx in the whole of this Stiitr. v.lunas tci c I i y there arc nvw seventy, in
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      330 3 "CONGO" TROPICAL ROOFING. Prices. 2 ply $101 0 50 per roll containing 2 1 6 sq. feet. o N 12. 50 h tini n i« Complete with caps, nails and Cement for fixing. 44 Congo Tropical Roofing is cheap, neat and easily fixed. It does harbour vermin and obviates leaks.
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      634 3 TO TMOtE HOWEWaWO-BOUWD James Campbell Co. COURT. NAVAL. AND MILITARY TAILORS. ,~>9 COtfpUlf BTMEIT London, W. *l II ii. DIM» COMFOR'ArWfc LIVI.NU IN tVERmnINO. *Tln- TeVBBS, a I'mniiv HoUl. Mtuatoil at S|.i.tU->wootK' I'ark.^uuyaiKire. provides com lortahla living at muttn-au- c-o-*t. Eaaafpai with hillianl tabli'. two U mii> com ts and
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      278 3 Skin -Tortured Babies AND TIRED MOTHERS Find Comfort in Cuticura IS-BTINT Rr-TtF.F a.d refreshing sleep for Skin-tortured Babiea and reB t for^Tired Mot! ion. in warm baths with Cct.ciua Soap, and ment for torturing, disfiguring, itching, burning, bleeding, scaly, MILLIONS USE CUTICURA SOAP ■ita Zj,r«^ soap ever compounded is to
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      78 3 At tliis season of the yi-ar the first tunatoral tooaeaati ci child's btwak ahonid aaw immediate a-.tent'on. The ln-l thing that can- lie given is C'liam l«>ilain s Colic, Cholora and DklVhoM Hemedy followed by castor oil as directHemedv followed by castor oil ai dint led with each bottle of
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    Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. SATURDAY. 30th JUNE.
    1039 4 The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. SATURDAY. 30th JUNE. 111 1 i- u.miliy note that sixty -fivi- prodooa tin.is m London including )I l^wis ii", l l\ at. (iuthrir .uid 0... Boktt ll.ijr.h Co.. i Hwhngut Babfaat Co, Bai Hiit,i». r Co.. s. Ki^,. K TrmitMl .v Co.. l.anadros Kstate
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    96 4 It has lx-eu notified from Tokio that there will -»in lie no farther assistance required in those district-, in Jaaaa which BSWC BSSS suffering from the effect of famine. Most of the famine relief r m ,,ls will therefore be closed forthwith. Xl'.ogether. the mm of il-f.OOtl ha, been collected,
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    136 4 Sir.lohnAnclerson.apparcntly from today's special wire from Penang, has not wavorod j from his position and has declined to bow before the deinan<l made by Mr. .1. W. Hallifax for more pay. And the Penaug Commissioners have taken the matter very uiuchtc heart, have iiassed a rel^oliitiDii, and have placed on
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    152 4 I'bk (ioverninent of Kedah. a Malay State under vassalage to Siam. have just passed n new land law which contains the following clause interesting to rubber and coconut planters Kubber and Coconut Plantations. Pcrin.is to fell jungle will be issued free. Quit rent will lie charged from the date of
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    258 4 CJWux A. H. Yotso, C.SA, who arrived here by the German mail on Thursday evening, was constituted ami appointed, by Letters 1'atent. yesterday. Colonial Seerctary of til, >, Settlements, with effect lrom the Sth of Jii-u- and. having reported his arrival in the Hony, assumed the ihlHuspf his office. The
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    143 4 Tkk interest that has bass lilt In niMiiv months aw rsssBseateg tee award in the IsVaJesg Paaw Dook expropriation baa net yet been satisfied. It is hoped that the Cntpire's award may now very shortly be given." So says the .>,,,! rpr—s, and that baas is echoed m tshssaam by
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    62 4 It i- notified to tlit Strait* Ticket that His Grace Duke Tsaitse ami His Ksn 11, v Bhang CM hang, will arrive at fHagapnui un Monday next. These distinguished visitor* are passengers by tlie French mail steamer Armttnd Btkie, due to reach here from Colombo in the early nioininij. and
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    16 4 Thk Dutch steamer RJiepitu arrived ban Saigon this nximing with a oarge <>f i,-,- lot Livei|>6ol.
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    15 4 m homeward M.M. |iai-U.t Oeeanim «ill probably leave s!n...n]x)re on Monday, at about 4 p.m.
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    17 4 laitmn U. L. H. Manby. Ist SI,, 1 oi.st.is. is appointed held Oanoat for th. ensuing week.
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    17 4 Inn U. I. steamer Thongiea arrived this BinralM from .Madias with ISB bnlloeks for the local uarket.
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    45 4 1". H. 11. the Kintr ituil (jueeu were luistnt at the xreat Jubilee Demonstration in honour of Miss Kllen Terry. It will be remembered that Kcuter cabled us to the effect that Mini Terry benefited to the ex. tent of X'li.'XlO when the event cameotf.
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    Penang Disturbed
    102 4 INDIGNATION AT Mr. HALLIFA.VS TREATMENT. I'rmin.j. MM /MM Yesterday, attl..- ■lett^oi Dm M,,,,i, pal Hoard at Penanj... 'iilim.. pmmti unanimously a mofatiM to tile rffoct that tliey regretted tlie (Joy.m noi-s inability toreappoint Mr. .1. W. Hallifav tv, rfl >. -.us on a salary of «ÜBo pr MUtm,
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    Outer's Cclcoranis. (By Sikaurim Cttfc) BIRTHDAY HONOURS.
    201 4 Reuter's Telegrams. (By Submarine Cable) BIRTHDAY HONOURS. Additional List of Creations and Promotions. In Hi. list Birthday Honour* theJel lowing creations .in.l Promotion! appear: Order o/ Merit Lord v i rat- X; Miln.y. Ht. Hon. Rt H.ui. Williiu,, J. I'irrie .of H, In--. gfa j, Joaaa JeaWaa, (ofSw«M irmlUxil, i.M.
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    18 4 Ihk Frencfa rteamoi BrAt i arrived this merning from Ne« York with 16H.4W 1 101 petroleom f,.i tnioy.
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    19 4 A iu:rv ti.ini l.ivt rum. Nt lions,, will go "»t 'n Mm 8 thin .-.ft. tooon f,.i short trip.
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    17 4 Thk M. M. a s;ti^>ii nl ti a.m. to-day and may In- expected litif mi Monday morniui;-
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    10 4 HonKkong, has betm ippointei] -MMger nl khoooMtmctioi] dapurtment at F^mbroke
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    28 4 M, 1. .1,n l). Borfffallar. tha il.i.rst tnmo on raitli. sjiw England lor the Srat time cm the Mi .if .Inn,. Bait onhisw»j toFnuion to st-c Ink ThnghtOT
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    28 4 A i hixem tromu wm ywterday obmed with being in poMmioii ,i 1,000 grain* «< morphine fOu wu ordered to n«y »23(l 01 K» t'i jail for throe months.
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    28 4 LXBMn. A. C. au.l M. H. .M..,«],,r „I the lclegrapli Company's rtaff have Inch traiisforrnl to Cape 8t Jamet and leave Smj;ai><)n by the French mail cm Monday
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    29 4 Tm Imation m tin api^intin.nu „t )!>>ynl Marine offioen u-^ LnteffigMioe ottio at Hon«>|;on<; ami si:i L Mp.,ic will in tli.' (ntara be two years, ami Colombo three VCillS.
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    42 4 .Mi:. John W. K. „kK tin- distingoJahed di |ik>ni.iti-t. who servi d <„,,,, in Isiijii and was at imc time Adviser to tlic J i a 1 1•■-.<1 •■-.<- (icim ■nun. n!, li.i- I <<m ipiwintcil in npicsciit China at Tin HagM ocfen ii.
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    34 4 Thk Timet of Ualafk bean that tile 5,.. Inn»:)i- 'I'm! Club ha- done extremely well tiiiaiii-ially. Urn pi.Wiu on the last "Kuala Lumpur nwwtiwg rtiMc.imtini; to 1x tweeg Ib v an.l Hvc tliousaud dollars.
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    50 4 Vcciuutisu to n statement In ConanJ liciirr* Bray, of Melbourne, AiwtraJfc HliiplMad to British ports froi:i tli<- beginning H •lulv 1. I:ki">, up to February 28, Iskh? batter to the extent ->i UJM torn. There "hipped f»i- the hum period of the two pWrtOH seasons ■_'(),ii.s;> loaa and 1 11l
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    56 4 SiMt tli,- ix^iiiiiiiiK »f tlie importation <rf OiniwH Übaouiu B,7fc h»T< been rewrtria Usl. from the Rand 808 of wiium paid their wpiOMi, wfafle M 5 ww ml b«ek m mm (lesunbles. and 2,940 as physically 1 1 ti t At present UmH m twelve m.plu-ition under lh«- I■■riusof1 ■■riusof
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      HANGED AND FLOGGED.
      145 4 Officers Forbidden to Shoot Pigeons. lhl-,1. by aVwajreMVjuwi fftt ■>«„.. Reat of thr in, n vhoasHanlteil the liritisl, officers at Tantil, l, aY(. haw banged, and six hay. been logged. Sir Kdward Qrey, m eonn.ction will, tins matUT. has promis,,! ,M,M Uie House of Couhmujs to f,,,1,i,|
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      NEW YORK SENSATION
      48 4 . Millionaire Indicted for Wilful Murder. BreW. ;<;). Tun*. 1u.,n.,^ Mr. Marry Thaw, ih, millionaire wboToni of jraloiisy. ki11..! aiDhttast n.un. Staufonl WfaMe in Kew V.,rk, has been indict, for wilful Border. Public opinion sid,s with Thaw, owing to the question ii,l. oharaoter borne by Stanfen) White.
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      STATUS OUO 01 ABYSSINIa
      35 4 STATUS QUO OF ABYSSINIA. Triple Agreement Assure Open Door. The Qorerani nla t Britain, Prao Italy ban i-imi I ..,1 M,,.,it main [..•ints reiip-jating Uu> BMia4eaaaae the status,,,,,. Ibywinia, and the open door is Man
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      Agrarian Disorders.
      21 4 7 JO n 99th Agrarian di«i lt to Iktaking place in .11 of ti,. provinoe* ol Southern Bus i
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      Russian Troops in Manchuria.
      50 4 Th. 1,,-t Human letacli i nl tatioaed in Haneham ba« ivaoaated that oonatry in order to ietnn Ui Ituiw a plian the ternu of Urn mouth. '1'.',.,. ire still however, a small *****11),, .t Baarian* troop*... t ichnri. but U ••till 11 U) KllSsi:, i|| l!-l7.
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      TROUBLE IN NIGERIA
      86 4 . hrouj >onth Sijjeri where rebelti 1....1 reeentlj Bwadem] Mr. Urewe i:. ..I. Oovenuneat naViitl. and wh tlmr rcfinwl to,i,-liv, op his boil) le-l to military tions. huthn lighting is reported. l);uin W the nghUnj; wri:h era Nigeria, the hold force nndpi I Wayli'm, !,,st thirtj f.Hii killed
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      KAISER AND COTTON (iROWI^G.
      41 4 KAISER AND COTTON GROWING. mc Nueer raoetvod i\ i t aonuiittev [rom the Uottnn-growiu^ K>l<l- iv itUußl at Rn ><i !1,. ,bp Wl limstlf to be dc, ply int.i,-u 1 in the lines.ion oi pxteadinx the cultivate in of oott <i
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      EXPLOSION ON A CRUISER.
      34 4 While the oruiaw the naval maoa ivrea, a pinexpl ided .1 iv» Ifaeflringof tLx-iiiah blank large. Th, BxploakMi raulted in one kille<r. (hit- lii-nt .■limit and three Neaiaen were wooaded.
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    88 4 Brooklyn buxineM bum Mod tooimy into execution Urn other daj a brilliant ad ve.-tmioj icbem*. 11,. bad N« advertuiing aign aflxed in raised the tyre of an nutotuobil*, -o tl. rlarper'i Weeky, when tin letters were by MarwMßmeat. coated oTer with white pn the inacliiat- painted hia advertisement ..n tin-
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    101 4 Mm, I'vniKK (.'•■•ti'Hiii.r.. whoso danyii:, i Stella wan preennted UhoUw day b\ Urn. Alfred I,\ tt.-lton. Uan .-ilr.-adv put s Lytteltoni play, 77,. inu. Rhaml at the Criterion. It t< IU i ■torj ..I the Young Pretender, and presuui ably o! the Hisinu of 11. Mr,. Campbell* p.irt «ill not
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      342 4 Caldbeck, Macgregor &co., 'Wi> c Spirit Merchants SINGAPORE and PENANG. HONG-KONG, SHANGHAI TIENTSIN. LONDON GLASGOW Hotel de l'Europe :o: 0.4* Au^triin String Orchesyj LADY AND GENT AR-»l|tS) UNDER LONOI7CTOR MR. C. MLJIBERGER will |lii\ r\. y niylit from to-morrow ").:io p.m. in. nkS.:!!) I1.IH) Fresh Fass Beer J on Tip.
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      157 4 WILSON Co.'s PHOTOGRAPHS 'i i M DCOWU MSB i The Best in the Straits* M> MjIAL Tl) ANY Ullm Prica ef Cabinet Portraits: IN M\TTOTYPE v>-i tl2.<yT BROMIDE a^"^' lBo PLvriNoivPE „iTofl >».oo CARBON ,>.- .iH) „40.00* Portraits on Porcelain each $15. WILSONS PHOTO ART STUDIO. FOB AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS ■fust
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    Special German Cctctfrntm
    4 5 Special German Telegrams. (BgSmbmMt
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    MUTINOUS CORPS.
    238 5 Crack Re.^imsnt loses its Imperial i Dignity. The Preob I 'i-k> llegiment. ;i Bjotad eraok cups in ioH uwbm army, at >ti med at Peteihof. in l c spital. has broken mid into mutiny. Th i !■•!■> in -.'i •m i mv hi\ c lx-.ii arresti 1 IIIC
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    CUSTOMS TAUIir QUESTION.
    85 5 CUSTOMS TARIFF QUESTION. Difficulties arise through American Obstinacy. Brriin. :">!!, -hue. Tin- CattOßM I'tvitf .|i"s:i -m. w'.ii.-!i h-^s longli ten HOW ol tl i'»l ■■-'<■ n luv a-i 1 the I' ai ted s.u--. i^ giving rU t> t. sli ditti ilti-- ■>'! i Hint •>• ii -o'l.-.in -j S.
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    RUSSIAN DLMA.
    49 5 RUSSIAN DUMA. Czar's request to form Ministry Denied. 31. UaromtaaaT. the I'm «W who bad bean seen seal tor by the Csat to from a Mi-iistry has nilertake the ta-k. M. Miironil/.i ft giv, s. a~ ui -^al. tii.-.t his followers do not ronmand at majority in the I'nmn.
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    AN EXPENSIVE LESSON. •
    562 5 AN EXPENSIVE LESSON. \d iption of a Child Proves A Losing Game. H I eeeir.lv til. details „1 .1 ,10l of alleged kidnapping wen giv. n The main •in i wen- that ii v. „i old Chinese girl bad gone into -nice a> a nnmeinan with the consent of h-.r
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    Municipal Commission. ♦
    779 5 Municipal Commission. NEW SITE WANTED FOR QUARANTINE CAMP. Ax ordinary meeting of the Municipal Commissioners was held in the Boardroom at .'.:UI p.m. yesterday. Mr. K. O. Bidadrick. :!n President, occupied the chair and their (rare alas peasant: I'r. Murray Robertson and Messrs. Win. Maclx-an. Cheng Ken g Lee, .1.
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    Wealthy Beggars.
    99 5 \esti idav, Mr. Scott had tn fore him two I'iinjahis. charged with licgging ill public. One of these had in his possession eight siueieigns and thirty rive dollars the Ml r had nothing. They each got a month's rigorous. A young ln(Hau female professional beggar was also liefore
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    118 5 Thk yonajsj Sultan of Zanzibar, who is on a visit to London, has so far graduated in tnewaysoi Western civilisation anfo have incurred th< attentions of tin paHos "I I metropolitan suburb. His chauffeur was charged on the Mat May. with driving a motor ear in which his Highness and
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    ALLEGED CHEATING.
    706 5 Story of a Ship's Cargo of Eighty Cattle. A BBJW days agii. some details appeared in these columns of a case in which a Kling cattle dealer from Kelantan had been arrested on board the sjt. Bates**, ami eighty head of cattle seized sy Detective Inspector Tyrrell at
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    THE SUPREME COURT.
    139 5 Til OSSeol iii»i and tWO others vs. Architect (i. A. Fernande/. was continued l» tore Acting Chief Justice Law yesterday I afternoon. Mr. Kmersom placed before the loejct the case for the defence, aud calle<l as his first witness, the defendant himself. On Monday he will be
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    CHILDREN'S CONCERT AT
    153 5 THE TOWN HALL Tiu third children's concert ..1 the present season took place last evening at the Town < Hall. There was a large company of child1 en. and several ladies and gentlemen were a!so present. A capital programme was gone through, and the children eujoyed themselves
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    70 5 "Wk have ■otjetpsJd any losses caused by the San Francisco fire. said the manager of the Sun Insurance Company to a l'mhi Mail representative though it is time they began to come in. The losses are likely to be even less than the estimates of X'B.(MKI.O(KI originally made. No British
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    LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
    1346 5 ARRIVAL OF NEW COLONIAL SECRETARY. Control of Volunteers. Thk Legislative Council sat yesterday afternoon when several important Bills were discuKsud and advanced a stage, "jt---** There were present i*~~ Ills Esdi.i.KNiv thk QsaSBBSSB, ISir John Anderson, k.i m....i IIIK EICEI.LKNO THf. Gj.NKlltl. Oni. Kll Cmi —I— thk Thooi-m,
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    Club Secretaries Please Note.
    124 5 With a \it w advising MSSien as to what matt-Ins are down for decision, we would be glad. ft. in fntare the bon. seentiuics nt the varionji football) hockey, miiiket. golt. etc.. dubs will kindly (orw.unl us. so hto reach this office Dot later than 10
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    RODRIGUES' CASE.
    104 5 Accused Committed for Alleged Forgery Vmuui, Mi. ''-fawn oonolnded the in.liniinaiy ein|uirv into the allegations oi theforajeryotanatbensingMgenuini :!i!<r bills I'm rikishahin-iii the Deteetfa neat tot sums of s.V'.is. 110-40 liis|H.ini sinfilv arrived (ran Peaaagon Tharsda) and fare his eridenoe in respect of the llrst MunyesteHay. This 01 the
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    Last Chinese Concession to • Foreigners.
    121 5 Last Chinese Concession to Foreigners. A i.ni \i. oonapany, known aa the I Conoeasious, imited, has been formed to exploit the valuable and extensive sion in the eon] ami iron region of I' ist< i v S/chiiiui. mated t.> Mr. Archibald 1.ir.1, in UM. in vie* vi the general policy
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    German Solution of a Railway Problem.
    85 5 'In mi'rt At- 'litti. ult\ anaing I iliUiri'iiir in gangs between Prussian anil Itu^ian railways, wlii.li oceasioni delay in the unloading and reloading for transport aem* the frontier, the aatiio ritiee he>Te recently < l«-« -ided on the employ incut vi adjustable iradOM ißratapeclier
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    Back to His Old Hone.
    94 5 Back to His Old Home. is.'i c i i.i: il vi i yttiteruay, oiuu^lit A hi liefore the liincli Cooiifoi the theft «f a t{ii:nit ity ul wearing uppnvi I l'.om a dwelling lion-ii' lit t :i. if. on the j.'iml instant, a > i •lid n.it who to Ml-
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      48 5 RAFFLES HOTEL. SPECIAL DINNER •j To-night REGIMENTAL BAND IN ATTENDANCE RARE OPPORTUNITY .1 ust arrived ONE SEMI-GRAND PIANO BY M. F. Rachals Co. Hamburg. Apply- to H- Schaeler Co-, S( > 1(> A-.nts. _f 1763 "GIRL" BRAND BEER. To BE HAD OF ALL RET.UL DEALERS Sole Importers Boustead Co.
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    THE JAPANESE NAVY
    457 6 In reference to the strength of thn apauese Xivy, vernacular ivntcmpora les obnerve that the Russian ships rais d in Iho harbour of Port Arthur by he Jspaiie c authorities an the four wittleshipe Retvisan." K>reaviet." Pobieda and IWUva,' 1 the ani.mii d cruiser Bayan," the cruiser
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    JAPAN.
    468 6 Hie hybrid state of social manm-is ■I of the present tim? fan* the theme of an UfWMBt ill a Japa mm Mwnmr, the Jiji. in favoar of the thorough adoption of Western «ra by the Japanese people, lv the earlier t this era. top-knots were eamtd to be cut
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      480 6 WANTED WANTED re»pe< table well edooaied girl to U' charge of money and books in a shop. Apply. K. R. c/o Strait. Time* 5646. WANTED at onoe a reliable European who tbrouguly undenitaml» Tin prospecting. Apply in writing with references to Kennedy V Co. WANTED. OhiMM rlerk. Gonil wages to
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      549 6 TO BE LET. I TO BE LET. email first floor offloM Cmlml Cavenagh Bridge Road and Flint StrMt. Af^ to Guthrie Co. Ltd., Agenta. n.o TO LET, Kinrara." Orchard Ron!, partially furnixhed. For further particular- apply to D. Tamer, British Dispensan _TO BE LET. from the Ist Juue. a godown
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      336 6 I USE ONLY USE ALWAYS V«Lfl^^K^^^^^A MOST A Luxurious Perfume Far Superior In Hpiitu <■ to the German Kinds. A NECESSARY RESTORATIVE I jEVf^W WmmT^K^^^^^K^ •IN SICKNESS. E— UlA^^^i A *1H I*B INK TAiv I f>Vi iv I Jj 1 HIGHEST CLASS, 9*ure, (Srisp, Invigorating. XANSAN 0F ALL DEALERS C
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      511 6 NOTICES. NOTICE. lIN conne. -ti.Hi with the Brm of Pearce Uadeniiall Street. r—iiM, w* have this da y opened a nrin at 4. Prince St. Singapore, under the styW of SHAKI'E, ROSS 4 Co., MeJl Oenera and Commission Merchants, which arm will be managed by Mr. Alexander Jamea Ross who
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      736 6 NOTICES. NOTICE OF KtMOV/ L. The offioes of Memrs Gi.no Broi. C... and w"*? «•"»>" Co- h«ve been and IS North Boat Quay, from lit 1906. 4 4 CHOA OIANG THYE NOTICE. irTSf.J* 1 by Anctiou of ALMA BATI KA\V AN and PRYE ESTATES •.tend, net poned to a future
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    American Shipping on the Pacific.
    555 7 Xews from Sr.n Francisco states that the Oceanic Steamship Company will go oi»: of business, and the last steasatttpi flying the American flag in tho southern hemisphere will be sold to Japan if gre:.s defeats a bill to subsidise theM ships. This, says in American
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    American Yacht Races.
    164 7 ii n stated in Amei ie >m th.it '.iihiii.ukl. I [an <; ii, i of tin- German Navy, haa announced tiia .tb Crown I'liiu. i- having a y-.c-lr built to nee in the United Btata uc»i September for the I!''- >lt Cup. Ihi contests will be hfld
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      125 7 WILLIAMS TYPEWRITERS. Modal No. $120.— nett M $180.- cc WILLIAMS DUPLICATORS Price s3O. Will turn out better work than Rotary Duplicators costing double the price. Sub-Agents, John Little Co, Ltd. SYME Co. FOR SALE SULPHURIC ACID SYME 6? Co. What we Do. We do Well. Good Work i TELEPHONE NO.
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      870 7 WM B bilUbbili soups, By Special AHD H^F Warrant I m BLACK WELL, malt^eqar /.H 9 LTH is !9 A«.«T. f o« tol| K H 9 LEA&PCRRIN'S IK^aF fIV Slice LAPP STftRP CINEMATOGRAPHS IS* n^lL* 17..^..^** If lit films Pathe Freres. i:o R D At >- Large and varied itock
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      87 7 Bvwivuue sj«';il;s of the fea finds it. is ii iiMxim of til Judging by the lotteis rccriv. i people all over the country, Chamberlain 'c Colic, Cholera Diarrhoea Remedy, I is cvid mi thil lcn.rdv baj been found sai It is the l>est known remedy for diarrhoea, and nu case
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      444 8 To thr Biter <•/ Df Sim it- Timm. I'm: *ik. The impossibility of getting a loom at any licensed hotel here after mnl uiuhi. to say nothing of the utter inability (01 tin hungry to net refrcliiuciits then in auy respectableJuatiuK house, is the smmr <>i gn
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    Hockey.
    305 8 5. c. c. v r. c. the threatening «tatt at the ■i match u;is plavf.l cm the Eapkv n ile y.-tci.lay between tin- S.C.C. au<l the H lie team- v> s. 1. 1 (NoOoal keeper) Backs, K. B, i Mam ami Uent C'oiuyn11. Miliar.l. Lient Beeke, and P.O. K.
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    N. D. L. Passengers.
    212 8 Mowing [wrngrn Mpiiml lareon .Inn. by tin- Baycrn. From Mr. lyl Nn Itix-hrm;;. Mr. ii- had faniil\. Mr. Wm. On. I \ntHfi|.: Mr. .i. P. van i|«r Bye, Mrs. 11. B. C. BlaZ From Boathainptoa Mn. E v\ Hkfaner. Mix, i,i., rfeien skinner, (lull. Pndk. SkiniHl.
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    List of Passengers.
    19 8 Arrived joth Jure. s "'.> Mimii T< Nil, iBKOB W.Tully. KllßKl W.M klillhtßton, I'oklicote. >»n.l row 1
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    AUSTRALIAN NEWS. *
    2467 8 AUSTRALIAN NEWS. Speech by the Late Premier of Melbourne New Zealand. Thk late Mr. K. J. Seddou. was one of the most notable ami interesting figure* in the Political World. Like the President o( the Inited States. Mr. Seddon wax essentially a strong mail, and although one is, politically a
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    A Change o." Clothes.
    83 8 A Change of Clothes. Ykstkkhav. Inspector C'onlau charged a Malay named Talip before tlie Bench Court with the theft of a coat belonging to Tahal. The defendant was also dkMfM with the tlieft of sone things from one Ali. The articles reported stolen were all recovered piomj.tlv by the detective*,
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    CHURCH SERVICES.
    380 8 (Sunday, ist July.) Tmi:i. Si BUM mm Tuimtv. Si. \m. <V,n,|.i:,,.. 7 a.m. Mntins and Litany. 7.4'> a.m. Holy Communion K licml). 9-l.ia.m. H.il\ ..imniiiiion (Plain). 3|j Sunday School mid Bible Clashes. .V3O p.m. Kvensong and Sermon by Hey. P. K. Hunter Cfaapluin to the Troops. St. Miitiih'.
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    Cable Betweei San I'rancisco and Tokio.
    122 8 Cable Between San Francisco and Tokio. Th» layiuu ol a teJegxanli cable in tl» Pacific betwecu Sao FrancUco and Tokio istatcit to 'm prfßrcming favourably. 'I' J,, .In|..ii;< akie-tcoili i Oltin twtt-m rm i- ■■<■-■<■■• in tin i; uetwui n tli> bonia khodfi and II icliijin Ihl mhl oil Izu
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    VESSELS AT TANJONQ PAOAR.
    65 8 VESSELS AT TANJONG PAGAR. Wharves at Which Dif/erent Ships are Berthed To-day. ,i\nr Nil. roau Cmih. i Don: -Nil. Sr N,. i Ratho. Zweeua. Qlenogl* Tl 1 knurj 1 S|ie/.ia. i kcilia. S Nil. 0 Paknam, Zambaai, BbJpena. Be— o w hm:i Olrnivon, Java, ii S Port (Shalmen. 9 Nil.
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      266 8 K. A. J. CHOTIRMALL &~Co. f JEWELLERS SILK MERCHANTS. Have jnst opened a fresh stock oMndian. Cbibese.and Japanest gh. Is i.e. wlk knuouoi*, il dum silk lace collars Ladies silk blouses. Japan** t( »tton «ap k.mouoh. Perii.n »m\ [udiau »rpeto of all sizes, gold gem set-jewellery, silver ware etc. etc.
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      142 8 Nestles 1I v ju> i J^ Jj(^j p Cundueed^ 4^V >j» Milk To be had of all retail dealers JEFFREY'S i EDINBURGH STOUT. "■CASTLt" BRAND, Specially Brewed HIGHLY j;i; OMMEKDED Price $12 per* case of 7 L (seven) doz. pints. OF ALL DEALERS. M. 1.. Coffhlan and Co. ■'"I v
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      111 8 DAY BY DAY. I Saturday, 30th June. High Waft r. 1 p.m. FoothOl. N:ir- ■<!!;:! l'tli.-l. "irCi. I oil Jail Kit*. Polo flab. Gwnklmnu. Tymtll. S s. K. M..,,tiil Handicap. lUifie- Botal. BpacUl Dinaar. Met. I d'EUOp*. All^lli:;'! BtrUig 11. 5-30 and IMO V.M &JUUVMMC] Mfftini;. s :io. Sunday, i*t
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      MINING.
      345 9 Date of formation Capital Subscribed dumber of Shares Issue Paid Value up to 10 tmo 10 MO 10 MO I 10 J 1 >ri i 19/ lT 1 1 l 1 18/10 100 1 100 Reserve I Company •OLD. Quotations Pa\H at Preiei Price. 1900 1901 1902 $175,000 $300,000
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      RURBER.
      288 9 i IHO.I 1 IWO4 190-j 1903 1906 MM £130.000 5200.000 £:(0.000 700,000 £70.000 5150.000 £12.000 £140.000 •120.000 £11.1J) 1610.000 MMN «1 2.1.000 £10.500 .140.000 we i i 20.000 tlO t 6 f 7.000 1 1 j 11.000 1 7/9 70.000 I 10 10 »,000 nou-ocd 63.000 1 1 j
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      GENERAL.
      192 9 S t^cial Gold Reserve »nd. b. Insurance Fund. c. Sundry Keser>« Sundry Reserve. H94 M 1901 1801 1899 1903 Ic9l MM 1890 I«<7 1>64 £5,377.10.9 •325.000 $10,000,000 «2. 400.000 (34.000 tf'-VOOO »tiOo.ooo •30,000 1200.000 «-,00.000 t3.000.000 »3,700,000 1 £4.<W*.15.0 ♦225.000 $10,000,000 •2,400,000 •34,000 •875,000 •240.000 130.000 •200.U00 •421.000 •2.000,000
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      DEBENTURES.
      47 9 Howarth Krskine, Ltd. 6% Riley Hargreaves, Ltd. 6% Singapore Municipal 6% ■> Taniong Pagar Dock Co.. Ltd. 6% 5% ♦600,000 225.000 400.0 0 1,478.000 eo-i.^o 250.000 1 ,3t»,W0 2% prem buyers. 2% prem buyers. t% prem buyers, par. buyers, par. sellers. i% prem buyers. l'„ prem buyers.
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    PLUTOCRACY IN AMERICA. . »
    807 9 PLUTOCRACY IN AMERICA. (jloomy Outlook. The 'Arena" publishes an interview with Mr. I). G. Phillips, a popui liian novelist, who takes the views concerning the immediate luiuic of the Uni.ed States. He has kome ijunint notions concerning England, the influence oi whose aristocracy is. he beorruptmg American Society. Ml \tk
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    232 9 Commercial. Singapore, 2 .)th Jink. 100<> PRODUCE. EXCHAHaE. (iainbicr do (Cuba Xo. 111 1 unpicked Copra Ball go I'oiitiannk I'iplnr. I.lack So White 5% Sii^o Flonr Sarawak <lo Brunei No. 1 I'tarl Saj>o Coffee Bali. 1 .">'■., Coffi-e, PalembanK, 20% basis Coffee, Liberian Xo. 1 Tapioca, small Flake ilo small
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    DEATH OF FAMOUS NOVELIST. ♦ ——
    611 9 DEATH OF FAMOUS NOVELIST. Rev. S. Baring Gould Dies on Board Ship. The Re>\ 8. Baring-Gould the well(nown novelist, died on the 4th ins ant it Port Elizabeth on board the s.s. 1 Norman." The deceased gentleman vho was in his seventy-third year, was he eldest son or Mr. Edward
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    Tin in Burma.
    576 9 The high prii-c ,>f tin arousal interest in :he deposit- < l that metal in MergVO, I district of LowSf Burma. There at a place caUad MsJhnM, tin mining h:>s along been carried on by fits and starts In Maliwun i- marks the Mangoon Gazetti," the nature
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      41 9 Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and 11-.urhoea Remedy is the neat successful medicine in the world for bowel iTiiplaiuts. and is the only remedy that will cure chronic diarrhoea. Every bottli is warranted. For sale by All Dealers The Dispensary Ocn IT* cs)6
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    • BUREAUCRACY IN JAPAN.
    462 10 BUREAUCRACY IN JAPAN. Official Interference in Private Business. File M.iji Shimpo." a leading vernacular paper m Japan, lias an article iv which a cundemns the growing tendency oa the put of the Japanese Go'"tut to interim m private enterprises. The evils of bureaucrav have rifting m Japanese official says the
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    DOWIEAND HIS DUPES. — ■♦— ■
    1733 10 DOWIE AND HIS DUPES. ree Fights at Zion Tabernacle. A Turbulent Meeting. 6AMWHMM ttmdmmmamm, he second round in the bout at ted disputation between Dowie s followers in Melbourne and those wh renounce the self styled prophet.' took place at the Zion TabernVle. I Swanston-strec, last night, says tin Melboukn
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      726 10 Ships and Steamers. P. O.| STEAM NAVIGATION CO. Per China, Japan, Penanf, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt. Mediterranean Port*, Plymouth and London. Throngh Bills of Lading issued (or China Cout, Persian Gulf, Continental, and .American Porte. Steamers will leave Singapore on or altout Mail Line. Outward 'for China). MM 7
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      629 10 tKoninktijke PaUetvaart MaatschapplJ. Under coDtract with the Netherlands India Government Agmti at Sin t apore .—Ship Agbkcy, latk J. Daihdioii 4 Co., 2-3 Colltib Qr»r The nndermentioned dates »re only approximate mer From Eip'ted Will be des j»tched\r -V"' Sampit June 27 Bandjermassin. Kotta Barl^ Moeara Ujawa. Samarinda, TarakanTßerouw andDonggala
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      472 10 HAMBURGAMERIKA LINIE. HAMBURG. The steamers of this Company maintain a regular service between Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, and Rotterdam, and the Straits] Cbina, and Japan. Homewards, they are despatched fortnightly for Havre and Hamburg and onoe a month for Bremerhaven direct, calling at Penang and The arrivals of the next steamers
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      655 10 Canadian Paoifio Railway Company's Royal Mail Steamship Line. THE FABT 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 Toes— Speed 19 knots. PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM HONGKONG
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    743 11 Same, port, probable date or arrival, and name of aflkts. STE'IIERS. Achilles. Liv«-rpo..|. July '.< Mansfield Aju\. China, July ti Manatield. Alesia. f"** a*"***. Auu. 19; Behn Meyer. Auamba. Ooßeßßßßjaa, Jal* 20; E Asiatic Coy Annain. Siiiuhi. Am;. B 0; M. Maritime* Arcadia. Hongkong, July '> P. 40.
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    SHIPPING IN PORT.
    1034 11 Under this heading the following abbreviations are used str. steamer; th. ship; bq; barque scb. schooner Tct. Yacht Cru. —Cruiser. Ght.— Gunboat Tor.- -Torpedo Up. -Horse power Brit. British U.S.— I United States Fch.— French Ger —German Out.— Dutch Ital.— ltalian Span.— Spanish Sar. Sarawak G.c. General-cargo;
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    HONGKONG YARN MARKET.
    468 11 Chinese Bankrupticies. The last Hongkong yarn market report says Beginning with the same dolesome tone, the alMcd span bids fair to present a cheerful closing scene, a lifeless beginning and a reviving end. Our market for yarn is somewhat cheering up, prices have advanced by about a
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    LIST OF PASSENGERS.
    213 11 Per P. *O. 8. 8. .Vn'»i'.' Troni Lond^in M:n 36, due :i(Hh Juue— Captain E. Whitoheail. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Curtis. I.ieut. H. M. Mil ward. A. Newton-Home. Mr. ami Mrs. Sum mers. HautS. i M. 1»mi1..i... C M Niv.-n. •I. I'otli.-. Per P..v i>. l/.trwoci,
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    JWAILS CLOSF.
    51 11 MAILS CLOSE. f or Per Wtmmtf Timt UtoXIUT. Malacca fti/VLingjji Kktup Seng 1 p ra. Malacca ■>>" bb I |> in. Teluk Aiti«on via port* Napfho 3 p.m. Baudje/iafcsin, etc. Tiumtut 4 p.m. TiEnnii. HaU'^ BIBM 9 a.m. San'ak Knchinii 10 a.m. P. S'K-nliam, Penans Prrnk -2 nm. Iftlacca, P.S'U-nh-.nu
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    MAILS TU ARRIVE
    134 11 MAILS TO ARRIVE. From Edsopi—By M. M. 1. A. llelii,- due ou2nd July, From Canu-By the M. ST. 8. OBflMiw due 00 Sad July. TIME TABI... Or MAIUf IH C. Loft Singapore Dne in Loudon Arrived I Mav 14thN. D. L. June nth inn* Sth i Ha'v 17th B. I.
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    A FAMOIS SHOWIMAN.
    721 11 A FAMOUS SHOWIMAN. Some Tales Of Barnums Partner. From a farmer lad serving v Intel master, fur 98.35 (fold) a mouth, to th. 1 hcadsh pof the Greatest SbMI M Earth" was the ranje of the career ol" the late Janice A. Bailey, of the famou-s Bariium and Bailey she*/,
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    HADDON'S LONDON PRODtCE LbTTBR.
    730 11 HADDON'S LONDON PRODUCE LETTER. •Yllom. Minkit qaiet. i> i>.i^C'uracoa offered recent l_v lnediiiin li\er kind part dark sold .a 19 VV;u<-r damaged at 'JUG. African kinds Ml firmer and dearer. Capsicums. Market stiMily, t In* tales this week contained 19 bags of Bml Coast African, long bright red Sold .it
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      627 11 Ships and Steamers. N. D. L. NORODEUTSCHER LLOYD. Imperial German Mall Line. The fast and well known mail steamers of this Company sail fortnightly frum BremenHamburg via Rotterdam. Antwerp, S^uthamp ton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (connection Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria, and vice versa) Por Said, Buez, Aden, Colombo, Penang. Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai.
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      182 11 INDO CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED. FOR PENANS AND CALCUTTA The Company's -.tamer till B ANO, 2790 tons. Capt. Mitclie_T liaving left Hongk'ng on the Mth iusU, H'»aT»' exjweted to arrive here on or abont tlwaJasß"ox.. and will have prompt despatch for theneTave ports. She has excellenfpmccomtnodation for saloon Pasßei*f;ers,
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    Chinese As Railway Makers.
    393 12 It would appear from the statements in the native papers, says the Shanghai Mercury.'" that the Chinese HankowCanton Railway Company, which was inaugurated at Canton with -u-h a fanfare nine or ten months ago. promises to go the way of other much-talked-of Chinese enterprises, and already
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    STATUS OFTHE JAPANESE WOMEN
    176 12 . The social position of the J;ipain'-c woman is well known, but it is not often th.it the Government makes a pronounce nient on the subject. JafMUMM woinru are deprived of the privilege of attending political meetings as the suffrage is denied them. Petitions have been repeatedly
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      556 12 Banks, Insurances, Auctions. Hongkong V Shanghai Banking Corporation. paid-up Capital ti0.000.000 KSSERVEFUND:— Sterling Reserve »10,000,000) 119 jog ooq Silver Reserve 9,800,000 f l19 500 000 R .serve Liability of Proprietor* 110,000,000 COURT OP DIRECTORS. A. Haupt, Esq. Chairman. G. H. Modhurst, Esq.— Deputy Chairman. E. Goetz. Esq. A. t. Raymond,
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      523 12 Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. Capital £800,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietor* £800,000 Reserve Fond £975,000 BANKERS. > Bank of England. National Bank of Scotland. The London City <ft Midland Bank, Ltf. SINGAPORE BRANCH. Current Accounts are opened and interact allowed at 1 per cent,
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      750 12 AUCTION SALE. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. The property of twelve Pawnshops One Monday, 2nd July, 1906 at 10 a.m. One Wednesday. 4th July, 1906 at 10 a.m. One Friday, 6th Jrly, 19D6 at 10 a.m. The pledges consisting watches, chains, gold and diamond rings, wrings, brooches, Chinese and native orname^kwith talismanic engravings,
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      581 12 MORTGAGEE'S SALE. Tn>-*day, 3rd July, at 2.30 yi.m. Six allotment* at Sambawa Road, Singapore, 8,688 square feet, 99 years. 2673 POWELL Co.,— Auctioners. MORTGAGEE'S SALE. Tuetday, Srd July, at 2.30 p.m. Valuable S-storey business premises, No. 16 1 Hong Lim Quay, Singapore, 1,371 square feet, 999 years. 267S POWELL A
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      487 12 H. L. COGHLAN CO., Forthcoming Lan. Auctions at Kal* Rooms." Jhly9th. lluilding .and, Chin Hwee Road Building land, Kirn Xeat Road. Building 'anil. Caylan^. Building land, Campoug Java Road. Town Pnperty, Arab Street and Suit 'i n Rod. Town Proiir'jr, £-10 Tan Qnee Lan Street. Town Progrtpt W" Queen Street
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