The Straits Times, 1 August 1906

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    12 1 The Straits Times STRAITS TIMES. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 1. 1906. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
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      256 1 TYRES ARRIVED Company. ITS TIMES" I i DI RECTORY J hotel •nrfirswar 1 DE LA PAIX Telrphvne 6S Singapore The Recognise d Headquarters of the Navy, rmy and Tourists THE ADELPHI HOTEL Unrivalled reoort for health and pleasure. The most attractive and home like hotel in the east. Ip to.ciate
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      448 1 ROBINSON and COMPANY. Perambulators and Mail Carts Reduced Prices. it J^^ I^* /f\/^ \tJT^S^s!ti"^^SJz^ as i" nstrat oll > double scat, rubber tyred wheels, buck \Lu\S' >/ 1 V>^ NEW REVISED PRICES Well Finished Rustic Woodenette with hardwood strips, well varnished, dSsgjjjfcj^^ STRONG AND WELL MADE BASSINETTE large rubber tyred
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    Finances of the Colony.
    4270 2 Enthusiastic Public Meeting in the Memorial Hall. Colony's Best Interests Discussed. Important Speeches. A public meeting convened by the Committee d the local portion of the Straits Settlements' Association was held last evening in the upper room of the Victoria Memorial I tail, for the purpose
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    "A RUNAWAY GIRL."
    332 3 Bandmann Opera Co. at the German Club. In above-named, clever, musical play wa< presents! to Singapore, last night, at tin Teutonia Club and, though the acting am Hinging woreall that could possibly bedmired the accommodation was scarcely sufficient U render everything o,uite comfortable U the large audience
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    Singapore Catholic Club.
    220 3 Ykstkrday i iniiiL'. tlie annual meeting nf tlu; Singapore Catholic Club w»s held. The ;iiiii,(l:i!nc was meagre. The. minutes of last year's nut-ting were read and continued. The t 'oiuiiiitti report mnl statemeut nf .uii ii i iu- for the past year were taken as read and
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    Magistrates' Appeals.
    217 3 Tuk case against Sauiiapan fur Helling milk with added water to Sanitary Inspector Kodrignes and who wax convicted under the quarantine rcgulationsby the first Magistrate MM »n for hearing before Mr. JuKtice Kislu r yesterday. Mr. K. W. Braddcll anpcnrfor the ap|>tllanfand the H< n. W. J. Napier
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    Sequel to Naphtha Burning.
    149 3 This morning. Mr. H. C. Khrenfelx, local agent for the Standard Uil Coy., responded to MMMMN issued at the instance of Mr. Hawtrv. Assistant Sii|MTiiiU'ii(lcnt of Police, and Dr. F. Dent, Government Ins|K-ctor of Kxplosivcs. The first summons referred to the burning of a number of
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    Singapore Agri-Horticultural Show.
    63 3 Singapore Agri- Horticultural Show. Thk Officer Commanding the Ist BatUlion of the Sherwood Foresters ill tnruii-h a Guard of Honour of 100 Rank and Kile, with the Regimental colour, to be in position at 10-4 Sain "ii the occasion of the opening of the Agri- Horticultural Shew by Him Kxcellency
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    THE CHETTY SENSATION.
    865 3 Two Chinese Committed for Trial for Alleged Cheating. Ykstkbday, Chiang Jin Kian and Low Jim Yin: were placed before Mr. Coltsan for preliminary enquiry into an allegation of cheating in respect of 19,100 in the case of the first and allegations of abetment of this and as
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    ["rick that Failed: Last Chapter.
    152 3 Ykstkrday, Li Lai bun and Li Slew Moi rere charged with false personation and ibetment against Hong A Moi. The story wan to the effect that Nod. and 2 were fined tlO each for assault, but <o. 1 got in addition a month for posseiuuon
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    loyal Johore Tin Mining Co., Ltd.
    56 3 Tiik total amount of tin ore exported by he tributors on the lands of the Royal ohore Tin Mining Coy. Ltd. during the aonth of .Inly, 1906. wan 162 bags Pis 31.— there are another 194 Bags at the ninis which could not be
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    Town and Volunteer Band.
    21 3 Tub Town and Voluntee Band will play t yy f gplfi««^a tonight from 8.80 p.m. reather permitting.
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    BOOKS READ AND REVIEWED.
    1169 3 La Belle Dame (<?). Thebk is very little to be said in praise o thia book. We are getting tired of read in) about tlie Queen of Society conrted am admired on all hands, but, in reality, i criminal, steeped in crimes of every dam-rip tion
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    Tin and Chocolates.
    201 3 The recent rise iu the price of tin his says tin- Paris correspondent of the (ilobr led to a curious development in thin and other countries, and several of the best known chocolate manufacturers on the Continent have issued a n >tic«< in tht following term* Do
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    Campaigns Against Malaria.
    330 3 Major Ronald Ross, professor iv the Incorporated Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, reports further progress in the anti-malaria campaigns at Ismailia and in the Federated Malay States. At the former place up to '1000 cases of malaria used to occur aunually j now it is practically stamped
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    THE MOBILIZATION
    133 3 Singapore to be Attacks The mobilization ot tiie troops A pore coiumeiiced to-day. The gM is as follows: t (treat Britain (rUd)nat warwifl {Bluel whose nearest garriaion al 600 miles. Concentration ef iiii-nl have U'eii re| tirted there. Strategil have withdrawn tlie liritish Squal the Si raits S«ttlemeiits
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    SINGAPORE VOLUN ARTILLERY EXAMINATION.
    57 3 A Bovki. of Otlicers. roiui^H nant Colonel G. Wright, l^H Thrupp, and Captain it. XjH assemble at tin Voluuteer |SH lath of August, 1906. and Jt^M necessary, at 1>..'(1l a.m. CoHJ examiuiut. the nidi r mm M l the Singapore Volunteer .Sfl] Captain F. Hilton, l.infl
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    The Murder of M. Ch
    41 3 It lias been stntrd in 1'nriM bouaier affair is now -rUh-<^H Government liave agrcori to pat forward by Krnmi iihiiI UltV Of HHI.IKHIf. ft.UKIl cotnuieuiorHtive uki'iiihh'ii^I where the munlor was >JHH 1 uiiislinunt <il the h->.i^^M
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    The Military M Mano
    54 3 The Military M Mano Thk Malay StiU^H cailipon the ritlaui^H from Saturday. U^H termination ut l '^H As a rcMi^^J entire sugar cliaweJ by i^H (liscoverecfl^^l that pftxluce^^^H tion riquiVeii lit^H drier tliaa the f^t Thk wellknijH liruthurN, Homl^H their store frui^B B.iK, H. X i! a new »«yCK <>t^H
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  • Page 3 Advertisements
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      105 3 lARELY CAUGHT. iw or Mountain Goat. interest your readern to know, H N Kiillcv. that ii tine Hcrow i-^oat lias b»en Rent down by >n. from Kuala Lan|;at. to Ikte to the Zoolokichl UanlenH. hrst. I believe, ever ueeu in id v it ueta home alive will be >n in
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      140 3 QJhere to stay? Singapore Raffles Hotol Penang E. &0. Hotel Penang Hills Crag Hotel Rangoon Strand Hotel RARE OPPORTUNITY ONE SEMI-GRAND PIANO BY j M. F." Rachals Co. Hamburg. Apply to H- Schaefer Co, Sole Ageirts. v 1763 SPECIAL. |T W) UGHTLY U SEP Tl ANOS v v I from
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    The Adi
    656 4 Mr. B. v Perak, states H that ;h >.".,■ ■•tin. Hint. ,1 to of the ]>rrvioi|^B tal <'.\|m iwlilin.H *350,(>00 less H >>ut *511,650 H the previous assets and habiH the ciedi. of ifl December, I:k>H 92,101,000 >.„,,■ figures of the j>H lume of trade <fl millions of
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      350 4 *fWANTED^ JirnfCOLLFTTOR—MuBt Hod good security Apply K&&8EB <fc NEAVE, Ltd.. 2999 SS Raffles Quay. SITUATION BY TYPIST -Chinaman well uSi** 1"*1 wi 'y^^' experience. stead > »•>'■ recommend »ant- a Hitiistion a* typeyuX"' Vi>ply to Exi>ert ?*V i^^i Chinese clerk with knowledge «ndChineae. Monthly sal*™ Wf to conaMcc, n-iti, free
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      643 4 TO BE LET,, OFFICE.— No. 7 Battery Road. Three roomi on tod floor. Apply to 0 I*sB OUTHRIE CO. Ltd. HOi:BE— No, 8 Thomson Road pp |y v J. A. Meyer c/o Meyer Brother*. OFFICER-Small flnrt floor office, faeini C*venagh Bridge Rom] and Flint Street. Am 1 *> Guthrie A
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      422 4 NOTICES. *?2f"J?: «X>K VAN KIT AND H. K V \Z2_ ye beoon >« partners in oui arm an from the let instant. Mr. H K G Wbampoa continues to tct v Manager o ujd sign per procnimtiou for our firm or ill bills and receipts for money due to th.
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      1009 4 BIMPORE SPORTIN& CLUB, FIHST DAY. I'ik mIh it. October 16th. I—THK1 THK MAIDEN PLATE— Value MOO. 8-THK LAWN STAKES- Value MOO. A 11 Horaeß im P°rted Oriffine into the Straits Settlements or Federated Malay States being Maidens at the time of fP'O'- '-.'rtmiice US. Distance, B.C. •rated byH. E. Sir
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      631 4 J*n' r£nwT "C *T" cut of Ejrtra Free M tIieSJ.K.A. Farms in )e usual way. rtu «i be banded to the Secretary. »792 Q. P. OWEN, Secretary and Cltrk of the Cnune. NOTICES. TO OUR ADVERTISERS. Advertiser* are earnestly requested t« sand In their smaller a d v crt Isem
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    51 6 Pities would prove an in promoting a univcrvai le will also propose a inMrcial treaty between i nd the United Stales on! n exchaug? of wool for not produced in Xew a? salmon. He further i the San Franri«cc-Kc\v antractors in the hopo ularity jf scrv-ro and a onn-cction with
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    I Court in China.
    124 6 blew Judge. Ban Opmolm C<mil ;it PL- 9th. his Honour Urn PE' he 'Z.i- judgmrnt in PJwi'hed to make lew I law ju>t pasted, a PJti.'i Court :oc China I at Shanghai, taking >th June. 1906. Full PMot vet b<-cn received. Hlli.i! th( Conrul would pftion
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      251 6 ■YLL ■ORS Ltd. ■Coil's lire miioiig the most notable of all British Automobiles." 'flu- Field. |H H. P. CAR IS EXPECTED Karly part of August, and. if received in ■ill be Exhibited at the Agri- Horticultural Trials by Appointment. ME RECORDS. OF THE WIOUS 10-12 H. P ARGYLLS H th>-
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      885 6 »V* A f^^ CELEMHEI »5^K B^B ll^B^ ml S SIMEI I CEOSSE Byspwolal AUD ToV EE E o LUE Warrmnt BJ BLACEWELL, b^bl I TjTT) .KH b^bl Purveyors to I H H lea&perrin's H.I.TN H« W n-mf "IT"" HAKONE WATER THE IVIOST REFRESHING AND INVIGORATING NATURAL MINERAL WATER (BOTTLED AT
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  • Sporting Intelligence.
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      Notes and Oeneral.
      37 7 Iv England to-day the chief event in racing circles is the Goodwood Plate (2 milost. Yesterday the Stewards' Cnp (Goodwood) itifiir.i was run aud tomorrow interest will centre in the Goodwood Cup |2i miles).
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      31 7 The final of the Association Cnp will be played tomorrow on the Esplanade. Popular opinion seems to have it that the Sherwoods will get the better of the S. C. C.
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  • Special Telegrams to the "Straits Times."
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      The Turf.
      234 7 First Day of Penano Races. From Our own Special Corretpondent. Penang 31*t July. A heavy shower oi rain fell in the morning, but the weather soon cleared, and it was fine in Uie afternoon. The going was good. His Excellency Sir John Anderson was not present, but the
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      Hockey.
      200 7 U, 1 C 2.Vl> XI V. K. E. 2ND XI. Second elerens of the S. C. C. and the 1! K. met at Hockey on the (splanade yesterday. I afternoon and a good game was witnessed LThe S. C. C. were oueinan short. The R.E. Scored a goal shortly
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      Juvenile Smoking.
      115 7 The Select Committee of the House of Lords, of which l,m<l Beauchamp is chairman, heard evidence from America and Olasfow in support of the Bills to deal with juvenile smoking. Mr. John Lindsay, solifljp&r and town clork depute of Glasgow. deMribed how thecorporation and the school board of
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    THE RAUB AUSTRALIAN GOLD MINING CO., LTD.
    968 7 r« Monthly Report. Thk General Manager's Report for the month ending ltt.li .Inly. 1906, runs as follows The accompanying sheet of mine measurements and axuay results of prospecting work shows a total of 884 ft. for the period <4 weeks) tinder review made
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    49 7 Thk 1«h/ii', a Japanese newspaper, observes that, owing to tbe keen competition now going on between the Nippon Yusen Kaisha and Messrs. Butterfield and Swire in Eastern waters, the freight on tea-boxes from Japan to China and Jpdia has declined to fie extraordinary figure of Y. 2.50 per ton.
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    PAHANG NEWS.
    1383 7 Land. Six lots of agricultural land were recently pat up for sale at Temerloh for recovery of arrearx of rent, but there were no bids and the holdings thus revert to the State. The Agent at Kuantan of the Standard Oil Company of New York lias been granted
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    VOLUNTEER ORDERS.
    517 7 By Major E. G. Broiprkk, Commandant, S. V. C. Simlapnre, ■IJll hdlj. Drinking Water I— Manoeuvres N. C. O.» and men must be careful to drink only the water provided in water-carts or barricoes b\ units during Mamrnvres. 1 |Sd.| B. B Colbeck, Capt.. K.CJ.A.. 8. O. to
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    Malay Peninsula (Johore ) Rubber Concessions.
    175 7 Malay Peninsula Johore Rubber Concessions. Mr. A. H. Baokall, who was engaged to proceed to Johore to select the land in accordance with the concession granted by H. H. the Sultan of Johore, has returned, and reports that he is thoroughly satisfied with his selections. The total area comprises 50.000
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    Harmston's Circus.
    72 7 Last evening saw the farewtll performance of Harmston's Circus in Singapore, the company sailing for Batavia early tomorrow morning. They have hail splendid houses in Singapore and deservedly so for the bliow is one of the smartest and most popular we have seen. We wish them the good
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      67 7 K A. J. CHOTB JEWELLERS Sll Have just' opened a fresh stock of Indian, ChintJ lace collars. Ladies' silk blouses, Japanese co] of all sizes, gold gem set- jewellery, silver ware etc. el Ladies and Gentlemen are cordially requested PRICES ARI c 582 dm lal^Mflj c 2942 I cJE r^M
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      89 7 AUCTION S/j Powell and I Aug. 3— At Sslc-riMin, imr 10 a.m. 3— At Saleroom, valuaj 4— At Raeburn HonaJ off Neil Road, valul liold furniture, cq 2-80 p.m. 6— At Saleroom, mil 10 a.m. 14— At Hale- room, val wharf sites at Kel Harbour. 2 HO p.l 13 At
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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      132 7 DAY BY DAY. Wednesday, ist Aug. High Water. 7-12 p.m. C. W. A. Parsonage. 4. Town Band. Esplanade. HO. Thursday, 2nd Aug. High Water. Ul4 a.m. H -17 p.m. P. A. O. bomewanl due. Penang Races. Second Day. Cup Tie Final. 8.0.C. v. Sherwood*. Fancy Bazaar. Catholic Club. Friday, 3rd
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    333 8 Show Dramatic of their New Boy," scientist and exHni Sumatra. He Hti-iut. with a serHjaii enormous bull Hji'iii The doctor HJduihl and knocked BW"t succeeded in HJRit attention, and Hts. life. He finally Hf>^ a tree. Tin mHfi returned to the Hjying helpless on the HTc<t him to death. BY
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  • Stocks and Shares
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      MINING.
      359 8 Date of formation Capital Subscribed of Share* 13,500 3,500 UBlcutd 4.000 850,000 20.000 10,000 640 unionuad 6,207 10.493 36.700 110,000 50,000 150,000 20,000 3,000 uiiuau*] iMue Paid Valoe ap to 10 j 10 10 i 10 i 1 1 10 I 10 10 1 1 10 t 1 i£
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      RUBBER.
      295 8 [905 1905 1904 i9a; 1903 1906 1904 1903 1906 1906 1903 1904 1904 1898 1903 1905 1904 904 £150.000 M00.000 £30.000 700,000 £70,000 •150.000 £12.000 £75.000 »250.000 £300.000 30.000 »200.000 1100,000 £30,000 tlOO.000 flOO.000 £50.000 £80.000 j £140.000 jiau.ooo £ll,12.i 1610,000 £59,5» ♦125,000 £10.500 £55.000 1225 000 £260,625 £20,000
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      GENERAL.
      197 8 1-91 ixys £5.377.10.0 •225,000 £4.640.15.0 •235,000 7,638 4,500 12/6 50 13/« SO l" 113.500 10.000.000a 9.500,000 230,000'. 1865 ♦10.000.000 •10,000,000 80.000 •125 •13S i 1901 •2. 400.000 •2.400,000 18.000 I 6.000 3.400 6,000 3,750 24.000 3,000 mii>Ml 600 2,000 5.000 •100 10 •100 •100 10 50 »100 J100 •too
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      DEBENTURES.
      48 8 Howarth Erskine, Ltd. 6O6 O 1600,000 8% prera bnyer*. Riley Hargreavefl. Ltd. 6% 2*5,000 1% prem buyers. Singapore Municipal 6% 400.0 0 2% prem buyers. 5% 1,478,000 par. buyers. 4% 802.100 par. sellers. Tanjong Pagar Dock Co., Ltd. 250,000 2X prem buyers. 5% 1,865,500 1% prem buyers.
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    Commercial.
    224 8 Singapore, Ist August, 1906 PRODUCE, (iauibicr buyers 7.15 do (Cube No. 111 1 unpicked „11.00 Copra Bali 9.50 do Pontianak 9.00 Pepper. Black buyers 21.12} do White 5% 27.25 Sago Flour Sarawak 2.70 do Brunei No. 1 2.65 l'.arl Sago 5.40 Coffee Bali, 16% buyer-. 19.75 Coffee. Palembang. 20%
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    HOW THE MONEY GOES.
    327 8 The Profligacy of Mllitarisim Paris, June 28th M. Poincars's dra«. Budget for 1907 and its preamble have proved a most disagreeable surprise to the general public. Probably the specialists were aware of th-? situation, which was very carefully concealed from tne country during the elections. Now
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    Church Discipline Commission
    315 8 The Royal Commission, with Lord Saint Aldwyn as chairman, which was appointed in 1904 to inquire into the disorders of the Church, has furnished its report. The report is described as exhaustive. It is understood that the Commissioners consider that the irreguarities in the Church are due
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    159 8 In reply to a question in the House of Commons on the 25th June for which mines in the Transvaal the 1,859 Chinese who arrived in South Africa on board the steamship Indravelli .in May 13 were imported for which mine* the 2,000 Chinese who arrived on May 28 by
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  • Ships and Steamers.
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      The First Cornish Mining Trust
      359 9 The formation of the Cornish Consolidated Tin Mines (Limited) marks in important era in the history of Cornish mining. The capital of the company is £100.000, divided into 99.000 ordinary and 1,000 deferred shares, all of £1 each, and tjje whole of this is available
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      F. M. S. Education
      372 9 The following is from the ResidentGeneral's repor 1 for 1905: Mr. R. J. Wilkinson, Federal Inspector of Schools, went on leave to Europe in January, and Mr. H. B. Colliuge, in addition to the duti <s of his own post of Inspector of Schools. Ferak. efficiently
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      45 9 Engluh electricians are d sciusing a prcposal for the establishment of an electric power station at Vereeniging, on the Va*l River, the object being to transmit energy to the Rand. The works are <rtimated to cost £780,000 and are calculated to return £850,000 a year.
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      THE CM
      168 9 Favours lW A joint mipjRAJ. ved from DusVfl leagues, Their Vfl hong and Li perial High C'off^B for the study of "rfl ministrative syste^B with reference to VXfJ Frain- In this ">^| Thier Lxccllencic^^J :h- French systemVxV being the nios. si|H the ('lnn -i- GoveVXyJ that after their
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      Panama Ca
      139 9 America for ti Amer.can for I and even though t no foreigners neei be the outcome <..' I iia= lxeu gotn^ cerning the [>>><^H the Panama the case is, tAV in. th? lowc^fl firm Massrs. fl Renfrew the^B and the lowe^f £8.000 for eaaP Taft was in t
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      LIST OF
      15 9 Per P. O. s, the steamer Jl^M July li. Jgl BlakeusflV A. Kafl
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  • Page 9 Advertisements
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      61 9 A flood Rule for the Home. Make it one of your regular habit* to keep Chambcrlian's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in your home a* a safeguard ag*4>st a sudden attack fit Uowel < mpliant. L. is crrtain to *c needed soonW or later, and when that tine conies it
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      764 9 P. &O. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. For Chins, Japan, Penanf, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Ef ypt, Mediterranean Porto, Plymouth and Loouon. Through Bills of Lading issued for China Coast, Persian Gulf, Continental, and American Ports. Steamers will leave Singapore on or about Mail Line. Outward 1 for China). Malta 4 Augt
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      740 9 Koninklljke Paketvaart Maatschapplj. Under contract with t a Netherlands India Government. Agentt at Singapore Snr Aozkct, lati J. Dakkdkls A Co., 2-3 Collter Qcat. The undermentioned dates are only approximate steamer From Exp'ted Will be despatched for I'iim Itiebeck Oleh-leh July 29 Batavia, Soerabaya. Boeleleng, Makassar, Banda, Amboina, Batjan and
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      451 9 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE. HAMBURd. The steamers of this Company maintain a regular service between Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, and Rotterdam, and the Straits, China, and Japan. Homewards, they are despatched fortnightly for Havre and Hamburg and once a month for Bremer haven direct, oalling at Pnnane and Colombo. The arrivals of the
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      694 9 C.P.R. Canadian Pacific Railway Company's Royal Mail Steamship Lino. THE FABT ROUTE BETWEEN CHINA, JAPAN, AND EUPCPE, VIA CANADA, AND THE UNITED BTATEB. 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
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  • nd Steamers.
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      42 10 tlie R Japanfor tiif through* excellent Second Clan latest modern and comfort Cvt. Ti:i:nnt S..M.MIK 6,151 Am-eiison 6.192 Immbn 6.H20 TiinvrsKN 6,124 Kkasmi 6.151 Cum 6,100 Pktkkbks 6.3-JO Mi-kw •< 6,118 lUBMI 6,102 H. r, Km< 6,267 V«l for Europe every alternate week
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      JAPAN-EUROPE LINE.
      73 10 I For Pesano, Colombo. Markkilixs, LondonHI AXTWKKI 1 T. S. S. Iyo Muni due 30 July T. 8. S. Kamipaua M.im 13 A us T. 8. 8. ir.i*«i«,i .V,ir» it Aug 1 T. S. S. Hnkata Mara 10 S«pt FOR HONGKONG A JAPAN. T. S. 8. MVi Mnru
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      JAPAN-BOMBAY LINE.
      75 10 A FORTNIGHTLY service is maintained by the following Steamers under Mail Contract ihe Imperial Japanese Government:— ilmy Hot Tons 4,625 Caft. Khikvwa lm Man 5.068 Kori •Mfc.i Man, 4.709 Ihm MUm .V.iru 4.405 Pyse ,un M,iru 4,806 FOR COLOMBO AND BOMBAY. S. IHtmt Mini due 7 Aug. S.
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      JAPAN-MELBOURNE LINE.
      29 10 I THREE-WEEKLY service i-. mainuined I ib following new steamers Sikko Muru toss 6.000 K.tmnlu .Uiiru 5.000 IWuM Maru 4,000 [meeting with steamers from Singapore at [koug.
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      I JAPAN.AMERICA LINE
      90 10 I JAPAN. AMERICA LINE KIONTHLY service ia maintained between long. Japan, Honolulu, and Seattle. :S OF PASSAGE FROM SINGAPORE Without any surtax. 1st Claw I 2m. Class I IT yen 22 yen 17 >o yea H> yen 55 lid yen 310 yen 200 lies I yen 385 yen 250 l
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      1207 10 Under this beading the following abbreviations are used str. steamer sh. (hip bq; barque; sob. schooner; Yet. Yacht; Cm. —Cruiser. Obt.— Onnboat Tor.— Torpedo H.p.--Horße-power Brit. British U.S.— United States Fch. Freuch Ocr German Dut. Dutch Ital.— ltalian Span. Spanish Sar. -Sarawak O.O.— General-cargo; d.p.— deck passenger
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      CLEARANCES.
      67 10 July 31 Ceylon JUru. Jap str, Hongkong. Japan Kssen, Ger str. BaUvia Anglnn. Girstr. Baufckok l'eleii-. Brit »tr. Hongkong. Shanghai Fook 8»ng. Brit Btr. Penang, Calcutta Solva. Nor str, Bangkok Tolv, Nor »tr, Bangkok 4r August 1 lyo Maru, Jap str. Antwerp port* Flevo. Brit str, KelauUn via ports
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      MAILS CLOSE.
      49 10 for Per Steamer Time Tomorrow. Bangkok Kan* H »•<"»: Sirtgora and Bangkok /(..riW 11a.m. Malacca and Linggi Kheng Seng lpm. P. S'tenham via ports Penauu 3 p.m. r—ii Europe via ports I "»''-i 6 a.m. Teluk Anson via [wrts Hye Leung 3 p.m. Batavia, Sourabaya Heart 4 p.m.
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      122 10 From F.drope— By the P. *O. s. s. J/<il(a due on 3rd August. From China— By the P. *O.s. s. ftMMM chic on 2nd August. Loft Singapore Due in London Am»«1 'une list P.tO. July 15th July 16th one 27th N. D. L. July 21«t July 2»rd
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      VESSELS AT TANJONO PAGAR AND KEPPEL HARBOUR.
      103 10 Wharves and Docks at which Different Vessels are Berthed To-day. TANJONO P»G»« East Whvbf Basix Nil. East Wmar Section I:— Tanglin, Thongwa. Albert GnAVixo Dock: Hebe, Shantung. Shkm:n Wharf Section I:—Nil.1 Nil. Victoria Ukavind Dock Nil. MAIN WHARF. TAMJOMO PAOA*. Section No.— Nil.
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      815 10 Name, port, probable dale of arrival, and name of Agents, Stkamkks. Airlie. Sydney, Aug. 34 Boustead. Achilles, China, Sept. 3; Man«field Albenga, Hongkong. Sept. Behn Meyer Aleioons, China, Sepi 4 Mansfield Alesia, Hongkong, Aug. 13 litlin Meyer. Aiianiba, Copenhagen. Aug. 3 H. Asiatic Coy Ainiam, Saigon, Aug. 30
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      VESBELB ADVERTISED TO SAIL.
      65 10 Lou lon. Ulenesk, dan 3nd Augt., Boustc-id. New Zealand via ports, Aparim.i, on Btb Augt., Boustead. Teluk Ausoti via ports, Sappho on Momlayi Stlanoor on Wedneadays, and Hye iMiiy on Fridays, 8. 8. 8. Co. Eaat Coast ports. Ban It' halt Hin, alternate Saturdays and Wednesdays.
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      888 10 From Lancashire Apprentice to Colonial Premier. The story goes that the moment the Princess uf Vales Landed in New Zealand her Royal Highness, scanning the crowd of notabilities who gave her welcome, asked And which is King Dick?" Mr. Seddon was' instantly presented, and attended the
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      151 10 ■lA Tl< COY, LTD. Htm; TBINGOANr. ■FT AN. TABAI. BEN ABES, V \M. AKA1 I' VI AM. ■ra. lacon, ban don. vr]!a.mi'iin and bangkok. 1IOH 1 HAT will be despatched for on Thursday, the 2nd August, STOOMYAAKT MAATSt ilAl'I'Y NEDERLAND. f FOR SABANG, PORT SAID, GENOA AND AMSTERDAM. The Dutch
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      53 10 WEATHER TELEGRAM. HONGKONG.— BIst Ji i.v-4 p.m. Barometer 39.77. Direction of Wind south. Force of Wind 1. Max. Temp in Shade 86. MANILA.— SIat 751 s.w. 1 SO 26 Time Balls on Fort Canning and Mount Faber drop daily at 1 p.m., Singapore standard I time corresponding to 6 a.
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      61 10 WEATHER REPORT. Kandang Kerbau Hntpital, 3ht July, 1906. |V t. v. *r. K.j« r. at. tuuuni. Bar. S3 .29.970 34.8*1; 39.876 >>v Temp ..i 88.0 85.0 xi.O J W»t Bulb Ther: hO.O t».« 78.0 j' Dir of Wind s.x. s.k. id. g"s Max. Temp 80.0 X Mm 77.0 SfMax. in
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    Banks, Insurance.
    1092 11 well thus writes A vciy crose pa- r rallel of his political ethics may be found in Lowell's Pious Editor's Creed,' the j essence of which he seems instinctively 1 to have acquired and condensed Itoto one i phrase, Trust the people,' which, in- 1 terpreted by him
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      445 11 AUCTION SALE FREEHOLD LAND, TANJONG KATONG Monday, 13th August, at 2.30 p.m. Four pieces freehold land, area 8,000 square H. L. Coghlan Co I.ictmed A ucticmren 2919 oiid Surveyor!. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. HIGH CLASS TEAK FURNITURE The property of J. Chalmers, Esq. Auction Sale at Spottiswoode Park Saturday, J.sth Aurust A
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      728 11 AUCTION SALE UNREDEEMED PLEDGES The property of twelve pawnshops On Thursday, 2nd August, 1006, at 10 a.m. On Saturday, 4th August, 1906, at 10 a.m, On Tuesday, 7th August, 1906, at 10 a.m. The pledges consisting of watches, chains, gold and diamond rings, earrings, brooches, Chinese and Native ornaments with
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    RUBBER
    1583 12 By An Expert The following from is from the Daily Telegraph," of the 30th June: Th« very remarkable rise during the oast two years in the price of rubber is due neither to market manipulation nor corners, but to an increasing demand for an article which cannot be forced.
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      331 12 GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY, Ltd. LOHSTDOISr. Having bet-n appointed Sole Agents for the above Company, we shall shortly be in the |>osition to undertake Electrical Work, and Sunplv Fittings of all kinds. Our Kugiuocr is iluc tlit- tirst wctk in Annimt. JOS: TRAVERS SONS, LTD. "■"HO 7, D' Almeida Street. 7F&S*
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    66 13 The medical officer of the King Edward Consumptive Sanatorium, which was recontlv opeued by His Majesty at Midhurst, Sussex, after having received assurances from the Agents-General and Mr. W. P. Reeves respecting the perfect system -of inspection in vogue in th« Australia colonies, volunteered to recommend the use of Australasian
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      127 13 THE MERIT OF A MEDICINE determined by the test.— Does It cure? WHAT RHEUMATICS SAY N. (ialUvav. Sn.m Mill, 1,,,,dun, writes I have bec:i a great fuffcrcr from Rhcunu:i>m Sir many y<jr>. During iliis ti:iic, I hive tried various ailvcrti>cJ rlivuni.-.iic remedies, oils, ointments and c:;ihriHatiuns. My legs pained no
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      582 13 THE COCOA' OF THE OLD COUNTRY' ferns (ADBURYS Absolutely fbre Ir^- (OCOA It is tKe purest aKd most economical cocoa ia use. It's nicest too. <& IHEIANCEfsqys-Xadburys is theStandardcf highest pvrity: Cinematographs Films is; s For a complete Cinematograph Installation apply to Levy Hermanos, 3 Battery Road. tl nnrAH ff
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