The Straits Times, 16 July 1906

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    15 1 The Straits Times «VO. 22.089 THE STRAITS TIMES. JtyONDAY. JULY 16. 1906. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      392 1 MICHELIN TYRES new sto:k just arrived C. Dupire Company. <• 101 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. AUCTION SALE TKAK AND SERIAH FIRM! I KE Ko. l.'i Kramat R.*.l i.lu-i off Cavenagli Roadi Saturday, '>l*t July, at 1//.<//.1 //.<//. ('nmprisiiig two well-made teak display cabinet-, carved teak sideboard* with innibU- top ail' l mirror-,
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      484 1 "STRAITS TIMES" BOBME3B DIRECTORY. AUCTIONEERS. HOTEL L «<»:-"i« Mir nul tL tic athftStN POWELL CO., Singapore. D£ LA (Established 42 vkaksi. o/lIY Real Estate Auctioneers and Valuers. Mortga KAI A Ms arranged Valuations made. Rents collected. Powell Coy's Auction and House- Property Telephont 61 Singapore ircular is issued weekly and
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      370 1 ROBINSON CO. NEW CONSIGNMENT OF EGYPTIAN CIGARETTES EGYPTIAN CIGARETTES Our Cigarettes are packed in Hermetically-Soldered air-tight tins. 100 Cigarettes in a Tin. Robinson's own JJ-*J I Beresford < straw tipped JJ*JJ Tip TOp GOLD T.PPED, JJ-7J THESE ARE HIGH CLASS CIGARETTES. Egyptian Cigarettes Robinson Company. s*jr<&' TEN DAYB FREE TRIAL
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      304 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. PROMISSORY NOTES OR BILLS OF KXCHANGE— Notice i* hereby given that 110 Promi,*ory Notes or Bills of Exchange now 111 circulation purporting to be signed by Tan Chin Pang are genuine, unless the body thereof is in the handwriting of Chia Koon Lim. Any holders of Promissory Notes
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    ASSAM GOVERNMENT RIBRER PLANTATIONS.
    319 2 ASSAM GOVERNMENT RUBBER PLANTATIONS. Profit, 59 per cent i"or the^Year. L'iik financial resultH of the working of the (iovernment rubU-r plantations in Assam are Dot stateil as easily as they ini^'lil Ih- in the annual report tor I'.HM (i.'i just published. It is stated that the capital cost of the
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    PERAK NEWS.
    677 2 Thk I. L. R. A. h< lil their monthly shoot for the Mills Challi n«e Cup „:i the JTtli. Quite a number of intere-ted qwetatom I assembled at the ran^e to watch tin- no (eedinys. Thi' weather, which WtM dull, somewhat handicap|>ed a iiiimlx 1 -of the com
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    44 2 Tlic uiitstainlinn fact in crick, t in Km.h.im.l Ims Ik vii the victory of \Vorci*U!rnliin 0»< i LmHmUm, the rirxt .Kca-ion. nnlo^ i. niucli mistaken, on ulnch tin- Cliiiißincn linvc beaten the Country I'nlutinc. wbo« ptoapeoll of iliiuii|iioiiship bowmn arc now (Uciilcilly in bulous.
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      442 2 The Handsome Humber Cars. "No such graceful design has ever yet been shown." "M.A.P." BUT "Handsome --handsome does" In the Automobile Club Hill-climbing Competition at South Harting, on June 10th, the 8-10 h.p. Coventry Humber Car was first in Class A (cars from £150 to £350^, and the 16-20 h.p.
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      341 2 MARTIN'S BUCHANAN'S BLACK WHITE Knlils top place in the highest class of Whiskies Guaranteed 12 (twelve) years old. j CRUSHED FOOD. TRY IT AND YOU WILL BE SATISFIED I. R. BELILIOS begß to in -form the public tbat his Facton, for preparing Crashed Food, at No. 1, Belilios Road, is
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      668 2 MAINTAINS THE HIGHEST REPUTATION EVERYWHERE. BUILD UP and PRESERVE YOUR HEALTH and Fortify the System against Disease litli XfcO J*MAIC* -We auux* ttmk ■^■iW'B^llW *818 m jfi J-i' >W m too ki«kir of it." P^^*M B^Cl *mWtt a t,%EB Uml Pronounced by the HIGHEST MEDICAL AUTHORITIES Klt'hSKTbll Torpid Liver, Debility,
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    P &0. "Somali's" Plucky Captain.
    142 3 P O. "Somali's" Plucky Captain. 'I'm- pussengcrs by the P. aud O. steamer Ho null haveMeiit in to the General Maim«er of the C'omjiany in U.inliui the following appreciation of the conduct ol the Goinuian. der and officers of the vessel durini- the trying circumstances caused by the tire which
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    Hard Luck for an Indian Sportsman.
    151 3 Mi. I \ngiinusu\ seems U> havi' l>ccii liar, tii ulnrly unfortiiiiHU' in his debut on tlie KngtM turf as his recent purchase Simir. 1,, Ini won the WO AiUUrstone Plate at Ketapeoa I 'ark oa Jbm lad pretty eoeafort:ilil\. •.t.irtiiiK at the pleasing prio
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    Imprisoned as Spies
    187 3 . On British and four American subjects, who have been iv prison in the Maritime Province of Siberia for over eighteen months. arrival at Kobe from Vladivostock on .luuc tt, and applied for assistance to their re^ix-c the Consuls. The men stated that they joined a Japanese vessel
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    Diet of Country Children.
    171 3 kill. Al:i'iilli.\[.n Win w 1 it< 's to the troiu Fit ■ld-luinsc. Woodstock road. Oxford.! mi .Innel'i: "This aftcinoon it ebaaead tlii'.t my part] tiHik tea aloiig-ide of a miU— lone marked 7:1 miles from London. and. according to the Ordnauct map. about 700 ft. kbore
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    Rebellion in China.
    189 3 O\ .lune .'Mltli a large army of relK'ls i members of the lied Society} made an attack on Sien Siany City. in the province d Cliekiang. .Magistrate Tscm |h r^oiially led tin troops against the rebels hut was out aaaaaMM and lapahai. The city was bariand UaaaAoai
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    Meat Inspection in Queensland
    214 3 iiiK iiM'laiions iii Gbioago paoUasJieaMi yivi addiil inUrrst to the system tmaffmi in the ins|Kction of meat iv (Queensland. All j meat forlionu ronsumption. sa\> the bm.U r. is ins|>eete<l under the Slaughtering Acl. am; all exported meat is inspected iii. del the l.i\e Stock and
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      139 3 GRAND EXHIBITION OF STATUARY •T NOW ON VIEW including copies of works of some of the oldest Best Masters of Europe AN UNPRECED ENTED OPPORTUNITY TO OBTAIN Valuable Works of Art AT REMARKABLY Low Prices KATZ BROS., LTD. If eOLEMAN'S l| A delicious beverage and ionic made from choice wines,
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      86 3 ICE, ICE can Im had daily at our aaaMi at Hair Cent a pound. Kallmm Hoad Arab Street Victoria Stnit Clyde Terrace Market Helegie Itoad Strangling Road Cecil Street (Town) ltiver Valley Road Orchard Hoad (Market) Orchard Road (Police Station) Tangliu (Post Office) TanjonK P*B*r Dukit Timah (Chancery Lam i
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    DEATH
    18 4 Low r.tx.— OH May 17 on board the feaM Simon* near. Kas Jibutil, John Lowell aged 64.
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    Zbe Straits {Times. rRICE 10 CENTS. MONDAY. 16th JULY.
    556 4 The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. MONDAY, 16TH JULY. Who manufactures sardines ont here, tinx them, and then exports them to the port of London Who imports tinned sardines into Singapore and then exports them to the port of London These questions, to which an immediate answer is requested, are
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    523 4 It would seem that Mr. Evans left South Africa a little too soon, as they have got into all sorts of trouble tliere since they had to get on without him. Take for instance translations into Chinese. In the House of Commons, Mr. Gooch asked the Cnder Secretary of State
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    225 4 Thkkk can be no doubt that the Cliinosc officials know how to score off the weaknesses of other government**. They will find the Japanese rather hard nuts to crack, no doubt, but in time they will crack them. Anyhow, we liave been finely treated. As the Saturday Review remarks. Ah
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    347 4 This following details from Mr. A. Stuart's report on the import trade of this Colony in 1905 may prove interesting to the general reader. The merchandise imported into the Straits Settlements daring 1905 was valued at nearly 820 million dols., a decrease of 2 per cent., as compared with the
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    16 4 The rain on Saturday again made pi ay impossible iv the S. S. C. cricket tournament.
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    23 4 Wk note that Gr.uit Srot has been entered for the Goodwood Plate, i handicap 2 miles, run on Wednesday, the Ist of August.
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    21 4 The British steamer Dunbhun arrived ou Saturday from Kuchinotsu. Japan, with a cargo of coal for Messrs. IMhmm Simons and Co.
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    22 4 The German steamer Lmrekmm arrived on Saturday from Ocean Island with a cargo of phosphate consigned to Messrs. Behn Meyer and Co.
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    26 4 The King has been graciously pleased to appoint Mr. David George Ruse to be his Majesty's Consul for the Islam" of Java, to reside at Batavia.
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    30 4 It is understood that the estate of the lateSir Charles Tennant will amount to (3,*****0. It is believed that practically the whole of his fortune is left to his family.
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    21 4 The German Emperor lias bought the picture by Sir Lawrence Aliua-Tadema. "Love's Beginning,'" now being exhibited at the Academy in Berlin.
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    24 4 The London (iozettr contains the iutiina tion that the King approved ot the Chinese Regiment of Infantry being disbanded ou the Ist of June.
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    32 4 People, says the Sntunlnj K-new. have been found in all ages ready to die for religion; the only thing, it is said, they will not do for religion is live for it.
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    32 4 Tuk Kiug has been pleaded to approve of the upiKiiiiiint nt Mt Edbert Ausgei H. u< at. Esq., to be an Unofficial Member of the Legislative Council of the Colony of Hongkong.
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    31 4 Mr. Lyttklton am. Sik f. BftSBCH were on the 15'jh of June returned to Parliament unopposed, the former for St. George's, Hanover Square, and the latter for the City of London.
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    36 4 Captain C. E. Towkk has. been appointed to the command of the cruiser Doiujal. It may be recalled that the I><m-./,i/ went ashore in the Red Sea whilst going out to China to relieve the Andromeda.
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    34 4 The Chinese employed on the Kami mines on April 80 numbered 42,789. Daring May, 1,860 arrived, 595 were repatriated, and 108 died, leaving as the total number in the conntry on May 81 50,931.
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    33 4 The F. M. S. Warden ot Mine, has JMW authorised under the Departmental Fines Enactment to inflict fines on any •niployiH 1 of his department whose salary docs not exceed 1100 per mensem.
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    33 4 Notice of appeal has been given against the result of the summary trial of J. Rodrigues for alleged cheating in respect of pledges obtained from pawubroki rs in liis official capacity as detective.
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    40 4 An exhibition of Sir K. Carruthers Ueold'l original Westminster oartoons, illustrating the principal political events of the last half of 1905 and up to date, including the general election of 1906, has been opened at the Dore Gallery, New Bond-street.
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    40 4 Thb ex-prosident of tlie local Y. M. C A.. Mr. W. B. Collyer, together with .\li->isrs. S. Tomlioxon. T. Kli'ridyc. and 1. M. Hart represented Singapore at tbe Britbfa Conference of Young Men's Christian A-*»ooi«tiomi at Cardiff on .lune 19tli.
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      ARMY REDUCTIONS.
      162 4 AN OBLIGATION TO MAINTAIN INDIAN ARMY. Military Dreams." Bmd. 14th July. Mr. Haldanc. in speaking ou the Army in the House of Commons, laid stress on the necessity for maintaining a sufficient number of troops at home in order to feed tinforces abroad. He declared further "We are
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      An Impossibility
      171 4 . Mr. Arnold Foster, who was Secretary at Staoe for War in the late ministry, pointed •ut that it would be better to make a new Auxiliary army before d -straying the pn« nt arrangements of the Regular ,u m\. hi his opinion, it wotud be impossible to make
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      UNREST IN EGYPT
      64 4 . Statement in House Regarding Egypt. Iv the House ot Common-,. Sir Kdward Grey made a statement regarding the unrest Egypt- The statement was based upoji confidential reports from H. M. s NfVC sentative at Cairo. These reports e\tenled over a (H.rio.l several months. Sir Kdward boBM to
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      TANJONG PAGAR AGAIN.
      65 4 Costs of award to be Paid by Governor. Sir Edward Sassoon put a question in tinHouse of Commons as to the Tanjong I'a^ar award. Lord Elgin, iv referring to the question, said that the costs of Km ay aid would bu paid in the first instaur- by
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      Jews Assured of Safety.
      16 4 The Jews are returning to Waisau oa being reassured ot their safety.
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      BISLEY SHOOT.
      70 4 Malay States Guides Show up Well. In the Match for the MlKhiuou KinV Cup, Scotland scored 1,4-l.j Kn^land 1.-lin. Canada 1,876, Malay States Guides l..:_>_' Guernsey 1,29-2. and Ireland 1286. In the match. Suhadar.lewala Sin^h of tin Guides scored IM. The wind in the MUM of the- shooting
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      Sculling Match.
      14 4 In the Winj-neld Sculls rowiug match Blackstaffe beat Cloutte by seven lengths.
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      The Dreyfus Affair.
      32 4 The majority of the newspapers in Kraiinapproved of the- Government's proposal to rehabilitate Dnyfus. The general foeling is one of relief that th< Dreyfus case has been definitely closed.
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      Killed While Holiday Bent.
      21 4 Tlktc were ten killed and twenty UN injured in the accident at Crawloy. Tiny wcru.il! holiday -makers.
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      91 4 Or I g s z ill TO OUR ADVERTISERS. Advertisers ara earnestly requested to sand in their smaller advertisements or notices >f change before Noon ion Saturday* before 1 10.30 am. otherwise their order* 1 may have to be postponed to the following day. Large advertisement* In future will require
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    Special (Telegram to the " Straits Elmes."
    9 5 Special Telegram to the Straits Times." [By Submarine t'alle)
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    MR. HALLIFAXS APPOINTMENT.
    38 5 MR. HALLIFAX'S APPOINTMENT. Commissioners to Resign. I'enany, 14th July. Owing to Hi K\collency the Governor's reply in the in;itt<r of Mr. Hallifax being deemed iinsati-t.u -tnry. Hh Penang Municipal Commission n have resolved to resign in a body.
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      RUSSIAN TROUBLES.
      228 5 British Squadron Asked not to Visit Baltic. Exchange of Hearty Telegrams. BmrKm i;th Juty. The British squadron which was to visit Hussian Baltic ports will not go there present. This is done at the request of the Russian Government which wished to avoid disagreeable results arising from the
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      King's Visit to Germany.
      21 5 Tin' 'UU' of H. M. Kinn Howard's visit to <iiiinauy 1 lit— nut yit been fixed ii[x>n.
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      GERMAN EAST AFRICA.
      29 5 Discontinnance of the Military Expeditions. Several rebel tril>es in German Kast Africa have been subdued. Military expeditions there have in consequence been discontinued tor the present.
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      Major Dreyfus.
      32 5 The Tri'iii'li Chamber of Deputies and Senate have by an enormous majority agreed to allow- Dreyfus to be reinstated in the army as Major and Cnleiiel Pieqnart as <ii -neriil.
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      The Late Emile Zola.
      22 5 The remains of Kmil Zola. Mm eminent novelist, have baH conveyed to the Pan" tin -hi iv Paris.
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      Dignified Politicians.
      44 5 U a Mttinu of the Frencli Chamber of l>i putii 's. tin Si iretarvof Sta^e. M. Sarrault slapped the face of ft Nationalist Deputy. M. Pu^lie-i. Afterwards there was a duol betwei'ii them in whi.-h M. Sairault was stabbed ill one lung.
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      ANTI-AMERICANISM.
      33 5 A Secret Society's Work in Mexico. \n anti Auii i ie.iii iiiuveiuent is spreading through Mexico at the prompting of secret MoMIMi Si ■nur l>iaz. the President of Mexico, oppresses the movement,
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      FRENCH PRESIDENT'S TOUR.
      46 5 England, not Russia, will have First Visit. It is rumoured iv I'avis that Mr. Fallieres tin President ot the. French Republic, will uut visit the Czar first, hut will visit H. M. King Edward instead. Afterwards he will visit the King of Italy.
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      KING OF CAMBODIA.
      40 5 Honoured by Military Review in Paris. In I'ari-. then was a military review in hoiuuir of th King of t'.uubodia. President Kallii'i'cs ami a number of military otii M attei w.uds attended a banquet iv In- honour.
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      Cossacks Attack Mutinious Cavalry.
      16 5 At TmiilKifT in Hussia the cavalry mutinied and were attacked liy Cossacks,
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      SERIOUS DUEL AT LAST.
      24 5 Rec'd. Singapore 14th July. In a duel with swords M.Pugliesi wounded M. Under- Secretary Darrant in the right lung, seriously.
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      Zola's Remains.
      18 5 The French Chamber of Deputies have voted the transfer of M. Zola's remains to the Pantheon.
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      EATON v. HARROW
      13 5 Reed. Singapore 15th July. Kton beat Harrow by 4 wickets.
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      CAPTAIN DREYFUS.
      37 5 Reinstated but his Accusers are Left Alone. The French Chamber of Deputies are iv favour of the Bill for the re instalment of Captain Dreyfus but against that for the dismissal of the Anti-Dreyfusard officers.
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      Inter-Parliamentary Conference.
      19 5 The Duma has decided to send six of their Deputies to attend the Interparliamentary Conference in London.
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      JAPAN and CANADA.
      22 5 Dominion Gains Material Trade Advantages. The treaty between Japan and Canada has been ratified, giving Canada material trade advantages.
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      DRUNKEN PEASANTS.
      226 5 The Landlords Flee from their Devastation. Herd 16th, 10-30 a.m. Drunken peasants are terribly devastating the province of Veronezh. They have burned the Chateaux, and killed cattle. Moveover. by destroying crops they have compel led landowners to flee. At the Bisley meeting, England won the Klein i Shield
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    ALLEGED MURDER.
    359 5 Illegitimate Love and its Sequel. On Saturday, Mr. Green resumed tin preliminary enquiry into the alleged murder at Teluk Kuroh. Salleh >vas placed in the dock aud Katijah. the widow of the deceased Haji A mat. gave evidence. She was on the whole a very unsatisfactory witness, and
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    ' MENE, MENE, TEKEL IPHARSIN.
    1532 5 "MENE, MENE, TEKEL UPHARSIN". Must of our readers will recall to mind the strikingly dramatic situation, as recorded in tin- Bible, when fingers as it were of the hand of a man traced the above words (more correctly spelled Mane, Mane, Thekel, Pliare*") upon a wall and Daniel he of
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    INDIAN OPIUM TRAFFIC.
    798 5 Anodyne's letter has many points of interest, some of which, so far as space will admit, may be referred to. But the main issue is the contention of the most unjust continuance of India's opium trade with China in spite of China's continued protest from the earliest
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      43 5 Thk 1". mid O. lii.m.w.ird nmi\U,lta left H«mfcnm 1 p.m. on Saturday, ami i-, !m lure at .1 a.m. on Thursday. L'aptaik Baldaro, tl»' Master Attendant, returned from Pemang In the .S\ <i H<IU- on Saturday after iaapaelttg the UtyMtmlati in (lie straits.
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    THE LATE MR. SEDDON
    776 6 . Extraordinary Funeral Scene. The funeral of the late Mr. Seddou Afforded a unique spectacle at Wellington. New Zealand on the 21st June. From east and wesl, from north and puui.li. the public poured into Wellington, with the result that the accommodation in the city was taxed
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      808 6 NOTICE. NATIVE INDUSTRIES SUPPLY.— The Native Industrie* Committee of Port Dicknon arc prepared to supply hats, fan*, cushions, waste paper baskets, Ac. of locil manufacture at current prices. Enquiries and applications should be addressed to THE DISTRICT OFFICER. 3097 Port Dickaou. TENDERS. Tenders are invited for the rebuilding of 22
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      872 6 Entries close at MOM M Saturday, 6lh Oct.. 1906, except for Races Not. t, 3 d 4 on the Third Day. For these Races, entries will be accepted up to 6 o'clock p.m. on Thursday the lHth October up.m payment of an Extra Free of Ten Dollar-. All sucli entries
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    GAMBLING.
    304 7 A European iv Trouble. A Kuropeaii who visited the gambling farm, for the purpose of gambling of course. wnUs the Tanjong Malini correspondent of the Perak Pioneer." lias got into a mess. On the 28th .him lie arrived in Tanjong Malini from Kuala Lumpur and made his way to
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    •• Didn't Know it Was Loaded. "
    223 7 "Didn't Know it Was Loaded. On tile 10th ol last Cliiuese month, two jKrsons lost their lives in Kwai Shin, in Canton province owing to the carelessness of some soldiers. At the same time twO OtaMCI were l>adlv wounded. It happened this wise, says the .'China Mai." At Kwai Shin,
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    A Bellicose Press
    120 7 . Thk editor of an Italian psWM neeotlj rcceiviMl a letter BOSKjbsd in the folio wim: terms: sir. -Om dom not send saeeadi I i i ■osadnl like yon. I U>x your ear-; by letter instead. Plwisa, aharafore, raaua both your ears as boxad h\ lm ami h<
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      330 7 A LIGHT NOURISHMENT FOR GENERAL USE. oV This DIET is recommended in place «^i^B gay cf ordinary milk foods, gruel, etc. W J I^9)^|^b! ■■W'^lP^^bW Whilst acceptable 10 all as a light I' Wf^L M. M Mb^T I W m nourishment it is particularly ac'aptcd K.^ay JaY WT% aV^aV t0
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      573 7 THERE IS NO DOUBT THAT where Eno's Pratt Bait' has been taken in the earliest stages of a disease It has in innumerable instanoes prevented a serious illness. The effect of ENO'S 'FRUIT SALT' upon any disordered, sleepless, or fereriah condition is simply marvellous and unsurpassed. In fact it NATURE'S
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      128 7 VIOLENT METHODS are unnecessary to conquer that bitter enemy uf civilization— Rheumatism. All its forms, including Rheumatic Gout, can be curi-J p er manently, safely and inexpensively by Little's Oriental Balm. Rub it in well and plenty of it— that's all that st.inJs between you and perfect health and comfort.
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      A Fore Shore Nuisance.
      145 8 To the Editor of the "Straif Timei." Sib, Would you allow me to use your paper as a medium to find out who is responsible, aud why au old tongkang is allowed to be broken up in the lagoon between the landing at Jardine's Wharf and
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      COST OF LIVING.
      507 8 7',. (ft* Editor of the Btra,t* HmM," Sik. -I have just received 1 17 th June) my copy af the Ihtdijrt. under date "24th May, 1906, and have read the communication of your correspondent bearing the title Cost of L.viug." It so excited my indignation, that I
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    ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
    28 8 >. I!. r. Dutch Team on the Esplanade < round today. Dutch Team Hagenberg W. Ifeiffer. L. Ankersniit. Vageleusaug. C. Hi-sink. A. Hissink. I'ondniau. Segbuer, WeeninU. Moraux. Verineg.
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    Death of Mr. John Lowell.
    148 8 •■I km regret will be felt in Singa|Kirc at the news of the death of Mr. John Lowell, who was well-known and respectel Uiroogboot the States.Mr. Lowell left Sing ;ip«re foratrip home but on the way he succumbed to typhoid fever on board the S.S.
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    VICTIM TO OPIIM SMOKING.
    149 8 A m days ago. a (.'hinauiai: took his little riveyear-old son for a rouble along t him hew Street. He came to an opium den. and. lieing a victim of the opium habit. \> ti nipud to enter it. He left the child uaWide. After half
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    French Independence.
    1774 8 SKETCH OF HISTORIC BASTILES FALL Entente Cordiale in Singapore. On Saturday, for the first time in the history of this Colony, an effort was made to fthow our xympathy with our French neighbours, in their Keeping of their great National Independence Day. Those among us who have travelled
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    165 8 Orders of the Day. Fridmp, WthJuhj. l'JOa, 1. Motiou by the Colonial Secretary: That this Council is of opinion that it is expedient that the Colony of Labuan be included within the Government of the Colony of the Straits Settlements, and resolves that His Excellency the Governor be
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    New Presbyterian Minister.
    146 8 Thk Rkv. John Aham Gkav, m.a., who was to be ordained by the London Presbytery of the Presbyterian church of England, on July loth for Singapore, has held assistant ships in Dundee and Dunfermliuc, and is spoken of as a most promising minister an excellent preacher, and
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    35 8 What do you know of Cornelius was a question in a recent Oxford school examination. One boy. says the Chronicle, wrote in answer Coruelius was a man who played the ceutmiou in the Italian band."
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    HARMSTON'S CIRCUS.
    781 8 The Opening Night of a Splendid Entertainment. Saturday evening saw the Harmston's Circus open their Singapore campaign on the Location Beach Road, nearly 3,000 people assembling to do honour to the company. The large gathering, crowding the marquee from front stalls to ceiling, came away delighted with what
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    Another Coining Case.
    85 8 Last night. Detective Inspector Tyrrell and Inspector Joyce made a raid on a house in Orchard Road and arrested a Chinaman in the act of coining small pieces representing 10 cent coins. There were about fifty of these found. All the parapharnalia usual in the business was
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    71 8 Thk country, says the Guardian, owes a great debt of gratitude to its honorary secretaries and, if we could ascertain their exact numl>er. we should probably stand amazed at the amount of willing ami capable labour tin represent Voluntary work is more especially woman's province; and one of the best
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    Largest Sailing Vessel.
    114 8 Thk German bark li. 0. Bitkmmn, which was recently launched in Germany, sailed from Bremen to New York to load a full cargo of cast oil for Japan. She is a fivemaster, 441 feet in length, with a width of "> I feet M inches aud a
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    N. D. L. Passengers.
    150 8 Thk following passengers arrived here on tin 12th July by the Prinz Regent Luitpold." From ltotterdam Mr. M. Bretbaart. From Bremeu Job. Maart. From Southampton Mr. .1. C. Hay. Mr. Kenneth Miller, Mrs. Barrow cliff. From Genoa:— Mr. Hermann ltiegr. Mr. A. van der Schuyt. Mr.
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    List of Passengers.
    70 8 Arrived time* 15th June Per Selangor": From T. Anson via Ports Mrs. A. S. Baxendale. Messrs. \V. K. Somerville. A. (i. W. Lock. Rowland. McArthur. Pears. A. Asmus, A. W. Copeland. E. Rostados. H. C. Dobbie and S. Moorhouse. Per "La Seyne From Batavia Mi -i C.
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    16 8 Thk. directors of the Trouoli Mines. Limited, have declared an iuterim dividend of 2s. per share.
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      268 8 K A. J. CHOTIRMALL Co., JEWELLERS SILK MERCHANTS, Have just opened a fresh stock of Indian, Chinese, and Japanese goods i.e. silk kimonos, Maltese silk lace collars, Ladies' silk blouses, Japanese cotton crape kimonos, Persian nnd Indian carpets of all sizes, gold gem set-jewellery, silver ware etc. etc. Ladies and
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      122 8 DAY BY DAY. Monday, 16th July High Water. 6-2 M p.m. Musical Evening. Hotel ilol' Europ*. HHrinsUm'- limi.. Tuesday, 17th July. HJtfb Water. 7-51 a.m. T-M p.m. S. V. A. U-rtinv. '.>. ImMta'i Circa*. U. Wednesday. 18th July. High Water.* B-M nm. Ml l>ni. Harnuton'H OiraM. Thursday, 19th July. High
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      MINING.
      351 9 Date of I formation Capital Subscribed Auinoer of Shuren I Issue Paid Value up to t 10 10 S 10 10 £12 1 io 10 10 II 10 I*l 1 I 19/ £I*l 1 11/8 £11*1 1 18/10 1 100 /100 Reserve I Company Quotations Pays at Present Prioe.
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      RUBBER.
      293 9 1905 1905 1904 1905 1903 1906 1904 1905 1906 1906 1903 1904 £150.000 1200,000 I\.H (KMI 700,000 £70,000 •150.000 £12.000 £75,000 •250.000 £300,000 30.000 fJOO.OOO £140.000 •120.000 £11.125 1610,000 £>9,520 •123.000 fin -,i.p £55.000 •225.000 £260,625 £20,000 •185.000 140.000 1 1 20,000 10 7 f 7.000 1 1 11,000
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      GENERAL.
      202 9 n. Special Gold Reserve Food. b. Insurance Fund. c. Sundry Reserves. d. Sundry Reserves. 1894 l-'.t-186.; i £5,377.10.0 •22.5.000 •10.000.000 £4.640.15.0 •225.000 •10.000,000 7.638 12/6 4,500 90 12 6 50 112.500 10.000.000 a 1 1125 9.500.000 250,000« •100 10 •100 150,000 •100 10 Bells Asbestos Eastern Agency, Ltd. Fraser
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      DEBENTURES.
      48 9 Howarth Erskine, Ltd. 6% MOO.OOO 2% prem buyer*. Kiley Hargreaves, Ltd. 6% 225,000 2% prem buyers. Singapore Municipal 6% 400,0 0 2% prem buyers. 5% 1,478,000 par. buyers. 4% 602,'K0 par. sellers. Tanjong Pagar Dock Co., Ltd. 6% 250.000 2*. prem buyers. 5% 1,365,500 1% prem buyers.
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    The Foods That Preserve Youth.
    812 9 What man or woman, growing old, would not give a fortune for the renewal of youth \Vith a little care they might have kept it for ten or a dozen years longer, but i.s value was not realised until too late. Every one has power
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    36 9 Ac-cording tn a Russian paper at Yladivostock, the Russian cruiser Zcmtchug captured fifty-three Japanese fishermen about the beginning of this month on her way from Mamiya Straits ti Drcantri. Th* Japanese were all sent to Vladivostock.
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    The Death Sleep.
    1143 9 For the nations of Europe the most important problem of the lu'.urc, after the domestic social problem, is that of the tropics and their development. Now, the problem of the tropics is the problem oi health. It is not so much Ihi question of the European colonising
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    237 9 Commercial. Singapore, lOth July, 190G EXCHANGE. PROBUGE. On London Bank 4 m/s Demand Private 6 m/s do 8 m/s On Germany— Bank d/d Private 8 m/s do 6 m/s On t runee Bank d/d Private 3 m/s do 6 m/s On India— Bank T. T. Private 80 d/s On Hongkong
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    Coolie Indebtedness.
    497 10 Planters in Ceylon are harassed not only by difficulties iv the way of coolie recruiting but also by old CO aim bolting. The latter evil is traced, mostly to the bolters having got into debt with shopkeepers. This indebtedness is taii to be a common failing umong Tamil
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    Japanese Monks Overrunning China.
    189 10 The Foretfß Affairs Board in Pekiii fa i limmiii lltd l>y telegraph with several ricoroyi and govemna that, in clim-l In aihif trc;J v stipulation., lift MM li.na and Japan, hundreds of ltud Hi mi nk» fooaj Japan arc now in China, in the vicinity ot
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    AN AMERICAN STORY.
    617 10 Flat-footed Suitor Claims for Postage Stamps. Love's young dream has had a sad awakening in the breast of Willie Persian, who for ten years has been a newsboy on the New York Central Railroad. Pretty Minnie Mascheck. who had promised to marry him, has cast him off.
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    A Russian Village.
    454 10 A writer in the Sund ly at Home. who recently spent tQBM tune tawTtMT the iniijiks." thus dcGcrilx-s I tvpie.ii Ku -i.in village:— The g neial appear ance of the illage is picturesque an<i quaint, and the white OOtiafM give it a bright tune. Let us go
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      763 10 Ships and Steamers.= P. O. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. Per China, Japaa, Penan;, Ceylon. Australia, India, Aden, EfTpt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Bills of Lading issned for China Coast, Persian Gulf, Continental, and American Ports. Steamers will leave Singapore on or aboat Mail Line. Outward (for China). Moldavia 21
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      1032 10 Kopinklljke Paketvaart MaatsohapplJ. Under contract with the Netherlands India Government. Agenu at Singapore Ship Aodcct, lati J. Daexdklr Co., 2-3 Collyzb Qcat. The undermentioned dates are only approximate Steamer From Kin 'ted Will be desin tched for Fan Htyendorp Singkawang July 18 Billiton. Pontianak and Siugkawang July 16 STOOMVAART-MAATSCHAPPJ (STEAMSHIP
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      704 10 C.P.R. Canadian Paoifio Railway Company's Royal Mail Steamahip Lin*. THE FAST ROUTE BETWEEN CHINA, JAPAN, AND EUFCPE, 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,ooo Tons— Speed 19 knot*. PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM
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      LIST OF PASSENGERS.
      168 11 Per P. O. s. s. Victoria connecting with the steamer MtMaria. at Colombo, from London June 22. ilue 22nd Julv Meesrs. J. Nelson G. M. Allmau. R. A. Jeffrey. W. R. Cairnie. Per P. *O. s Miir.-.l.mia c.)nnecting with the steamer .Vk/(.i at Colombo, from London July
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      MAILS CLOSE.
      90 11 lor Per Steamtr ToMORBOW. Sarawak Kuclii>t i Palenil»iif,' OpUl .'alcutta I.ai Satnj Malacca, .v P.S'tenhamOiriyif Swettenliain via [Xjrts A'.ir.m.; Bengkalis. SiakA- Pakaii //>">;; 1..r [iongkong Kui s,i,, i wigon Kampitl \iuin-.an, Triugganu. etc. Fltm VnMMt .'.S'u-::liam A Peuaug Kiitnn ■•enanu A Columbo P<tha,rur feluk Anson via ports MaMpw
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      MAILS TO ARRIVE.
      133 11 From ErßopE— By the P. AO.s. s. Uotinh due on 21st July. From China— By the P. O. s. Delta due on 19th July. TIME TABLE OF MAILB DDE. Loft Singapore Dae in London Arrived ilay Mb N. D. L. June 22nd June 21st ilav 31st B.
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      VESSELS AT TANJONQ PAQAR AND KEPPEL HARBOUR.
      110 11 VESSELS AT TANJONG PAGAR AND KEPPEL HARBOUR. Wharves and Docks at which Different Vessels are Berthed To-day. TSNJOKG P4GAR BAM Wh.uii Bisix:— Nil. East Wharf Section I:—Lai1 Lai Sang. Bezoeki. Albert Graving Dock Shrimp (dredger) Shecrh Wharf Section 1 Edendale. Victoria Graving Dock Trigonia. MAIM WMftHF. TANJOKO PAOAH Section No.—
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      1312 11 Under this beading the following abbrevia tions are used ttr. steamer th. ship bq; —barque sch. schooner Tot. Yacht Cm. Cruiser Gbt. Gunboat Tor. Torpedo H.p.— Horse power Brit. British U.S.— "uited States Feb.— French Ger —German I >ut.— Dutch Ital.— ltalian Span.— Spanish Sar. Sarawak G.c.
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      861 11 Same, port, probable date of arrival, and name of Agents. Steamers. Alcinous. Liverpool, July 16 Mansfield. Alesia. Hongkong, Aug. 12 Behn Mever. Ambria. Hongkong, July 17; Helm Meyer Anamba. Copenhagen. Aug. E. Asiatic Coy Annam, Saigon, Aug. 30 M. Maritime* Austria, Hongkong, Sept. 7 Rautenberg Aytithia, Bombay, July
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    Training Buffaloes.
    626 11 The domestication of the buffalo has its exciting moments, as Mr. E. 11. BajßM, ;he secretary at the American Bison Society, discover.-d when he attempted it. One of the rMMM which Mr. DailtW advance* why the buffalo should be preserved is its usefulness. N..t nilv H th animal
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      95 11 Wanted »t Once. A little forethought will often save nc end cf tmuhlo. Think of the pain and suffering- tli.it must !>• endured :n case <>f ;in atteok oi pant n the ataaaaea ot cramp ooeie wlun inedirine must lie scut lor. Kvi-ry family should have a bottle of Chanihorlain
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      761 11 Pacific Mail Steamship Co. Occidental and Oriental Steamship Company AND Toyo Kistn Kaisha The three great steamship lines between CHINA, JAPAN, and EUROPE, via Honolulu and San Francisco, operating the new 12,000 ton, twin-screw steamers KOREAandSIBERI A, tosether with the well-known steamers CHINA, DORIC, COPTIC, OAELIC, AMERICA MARIT, HONGKONG MARC,
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      641 11 N.Y.K. JAPAN MUL STEAMSHIP Co Ltd. A regular FORTNIGHTLY service is maintained between Japan and Europe by the follbwing NEW TWIN SCREW STEAMERS, Under Mail Contract with the Imperial Japanese Government, specially designed for the Company's European Service, lighted throughout by Electrictity, provided with excellent accommodation for First and Second
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      245 11 COMPANIA TRANSATLANTICA OF BARCELONA. FOR MANILA. The Spanish mail steamer ISI.A DF. PASAY is expected to arrive here from Europe on Thursday, the 19th inst., and will have prompt despatch for the abov* port. For freight and passage apply to 2793 a BARLOW CO.— Agent: HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE. The H.A.L.
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    TOURIST TRAFFIC IN JAPAN.
    474 12 Some Interesting Figures. Now that the tourist traffic is engaging the attention of public men it would be interesting, remarks the Chugai Shogyo to look into i:he number of tourist* during the past few years, and the probable amount of money they have spent in Japan.
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    Siberian Railway.
    325 12 The other day, it was announced by wire that the Russian Government were taking measures to double the Siberian railway The scheme for doubling, says an exchange, was decided upon in November, 1904 but the work was poatp hoc! as it would impede the heavy war traffic. It
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    POSTAGE STAMPS.
    1354 12 History and Progress It is sixty-six years since postage stamps were first regularly introduced into Great Britain and ultimately to the rest of the civilised world. Most of us, remarks the •.Fall Mail Gazette," accept them now so much as a matter of course that wo hardly stop
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    Japan and Sima.
    235 12 A curious kind of entente, partly political, partly commercial, is slowly growing up between Japan and Si. mi Except in one important respect, there is tcarc.ly any affinity betwan the two peoples in the opinion cf the "Globe." Both admire and lespect the English as overlords of
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    A Dog Story.
    75 12 Fob sheer tactlessness commend uk to the behaviour of twonegroeHin Mississippi. They were In inn hunted the other day by a hm-h inn party witli bloodhounds. At mj. '<■ after toiling on and on, they found that they could not shake off the relentless dogH. Were they
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      606 12 Banks, Insurances, Auctions.^ Hong kung 6* Shanghai Banking Corporation. paid-up capital •10,000,000 RESERVE FUND Sterling Reaerve 110,000,000) I] 9 yw, (m, Silver Reserve 9,500,000 19 500 000 R .serve Liability of Proprietors 110,000,000 COURT OP DIRECTORS. A. Haupt, Esq. Chairman. G. H. Mcdhurst, Esq.— Deputy Chairman. E.Goetz. Esq. A. 3.
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      545 12 Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. Capital £800,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietor! £800,000 Reaerve Fund £975,000 BANKERS. Bank ol England. National Bank of Scotland. The London City Midland Bank, Ltf. SINGAPORE BRANCH. Current AooonnU are opened and intereat allowed at 1 per cent, per annum
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      761 12 MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD RESIDENTIAL BUILDING LAND Situate at Bukit Timah Road. Singapore. Tuesday, 24th July, at 2.30 p.m. 1 All that valuable freehold residential building site situate off Bukit Timah Road, Singapore, about 3} mile* from town, area 489,520 square feet, being part of Grant ltf. 2. All
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      72 12 'Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Dla rhoea Remedy. The great success of this preparation in the relief and cure of bowel complaint* has brought it into almost universal use. It never fails, and when reduced with water and sweetened is pleasant to take. It is equally valuable for children and adults,
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