The Straits Times, 17 June 1907

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    13 1 The Straits Times. NO. 22.300 SINGAPORE. MONDAY. JUNE 17. 1907. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      419 1 GRAND HOTEL DE L EUROPE. SINOAPOKK. FarnUMd V. riwainl Simi>li.-it>. I "The Autocar/ March L«07: Hill Climbing Honours Won by private owners of DE DION BOTJTON CARS. HILL CLIMB OF THE VICTORIA AUTOMOBILE CLUB. TRANSVAAL A.C. HILL CLIMB. DX DKtN Pin* i DB MOM Kir-t sin.'li Cylinder Cam I>K I»U»\
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      143 1 HOTELS. CALEDONIAN HOTEL 77> Brass Basah Road. SingaporeThe Brightest and Healtliiest Resort in the City. Hotel Porter in uniform meets all 3o»t« and Trains. HOTEL WISSE WZLTXTMOEM. BaTAVIA. Eetablißbed in 1836. Renovated up to date. Splendid sitnation in the Fashionable Centre. Opposite the Palace of Governor-General and Club, and in
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      298 1 ROBINSON Company. Guns and Ammunition. ALL OUR GUNS ARE MADE IN ENGLAND. UK USCALLV HAVE A LUMI WLBCTIOB OF (iI"NS IN SIC X, Of V.VIiHH > WEIGHTS AND DEXD OF STOCK. SO THAT WE ARK KNABI.E TO FIT ALMOST ANY BPOBTBMAN. Wr would particulaily call attention to om No. '1
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      9 1 GRAND HOTEL OE L'EUROPE. BISC IPORE. tl Bdeoafart. V
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    SCIENCE NOTES.
    845 2 The Cape Observatory. Mr. .lacol- Malm. I'li.D. Ml of Mm M ■MM assistant* at thf Kdinhurgh ()l,vrv< torv. has MM appointed Chief Assistant at. Mm 1! .iyal < Ibservatory at tlio Cape. The vacancy at the Soutliei n niw rvaturr was created by thf promotion of Mm late
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    WHOOPING COUGH.
    80 2 This is a very dangerous disease unles-> properly treated. Statistics show that thru are more deaths from it than from scarlet fever. All danger may be avoided, however, by giving Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It liquifies the tough mucus, making it easier tv expectorate, keeps the cough lookc, and
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      282 2 LACE STORE: Just received New collection of SILK LACES i WHITE. BLACK and PAKIS COLOU Ri, and MUSLIN EMBROIDERIES. A fine lot of fashionable patterns suitable for Dress Trimming is specially rocom nieudrd. M. E. SHASHA, 30 No. 170. Orchard Hoad. Given away FREE OZONE! OZONE! OZONE!!! 1 UK KEY
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      117 2 EAGLE CEMENT 7or all Jiiglj-Qlass VOork On tde Jbist of tde (Brown fflgents for tde (Colonies. Importers The Borneo Co., Ltd. ALBERT L. A. DALEY Undertaker Tomb Builder IHO Middle Head. Bole Ageut for Messrs. Dottridge Brothers, Ltd., London, D 21BH Telephone No. 819. LIQUID FUEL BUNKERS. Fresh Water Island
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      145 2 Music Music Clamkvl Okiuth w. Das.kk k\i> Soxn* iaaMMea ►nn tiik Phxo, iiyVki.khiiatki> Ex.i.isii, Fbk.wii, Irw.nx vsj. Gkiimas OMNMaV Lab., k Skim tiox ok ai.i. tiu: Liiim Mem. liKa:iu.h,ivEvmMm.. METRONOMES. (Mm f>>r any Instiupieiital Haail will be given special attention to. INSPECTIOS ISVITED. I RICES MODERATE. Lessons in Piano and
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      389 2 MAINTAINS TIIK IIIGI!R<T RHPUTATION EVERYWHERL BUILD UP and PRESERVE YOUR HEALTH and Fortity the System against Disease lili ■k: !SSBBa^BwJßßa^B^Baaß™""*jH^*™"^£sJ^s}JJ^^> kcl) j»maic* (k«[Al>M«H*d %lno% ISM.) K>>KrlvC V" rfam># f J^ m^ w^^rtnMW ■We cannot ipnk K^^laV'*^bV!^^l A *liß "*JH H i?J* AS 'hL u>. iu(b:r u( it w^B K a*^P^
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    RUBBER NOTES.
    975 3 Planting Prospects in the Malay Peninsula. The linn. Mr. MnTuaer, of (ale- 1 .!,.ni:i »".-t:it.'. 1'iownce W'llesl. y. ami I'laut- j n-\I.l..l'. ill the Straits Lcgislatiui .ha-- -cut the following iatermHiig note* on planting I topics, wrtil which he is more familiar than I most nun. to tin-
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      1408 3 MAJNOS MILK. Sole Agents: HUTTENBACH BROS. CO. MARTIN'S 1 nncn R m«d» for ill ImCvltarUl-*^ ri-oiMM** i»Tul U»is.« »JUT'M»MPTO.I.*ENH."k.ia ttt is2> 'J^;;BOVRIL t»~..f U.U'Vn.'l i'"il,'.',. ,'r'i.'!.'.!t jhn ni -mi- II ii.-~.~ >.f ull kiii.l-. In uinarv diseases tin- I* >t iv-ults I'oni u~in« Gonosan. 'I'.iki'ii iiit< iniilly it ii'licvi s
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    India's Progress.
    857 4 GREAT EXPANSION IN EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE The Cotton Industry. -The in..', i in! and moral pmgrewi and in litiou "i tnilu in tlia yeai 1903-flfl i- i.— iiiji-i-i ;i iii-i I'lt-.t 1 Bine-book Joat itemed. It coutaiiw au euonnou* amount of iufuniutiiMi an to tin Indian Bauxite, which
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    LORD CARRINGTON'S TASK.
    300 4 Many Tenants for Small Holdings hut No Land. I. .1.1 <i,i,ii..t,.ii. uho l.ad. l.uvwi-ll toliis London Count} < omi.il constituents it a in «-ti iiii in I. I'.in.ias. i.i-cntlv. said thai iu his pri"«i in t he km ciiiliavomiii- •.«> 'I"-- tliiny tn t..p ili.- iuMnx »f
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    HOTEL VISITORS.
    297 4 AUKi.i'iri noTK.r,. Mr O. K. ciianiiMThii ttt\\ M.i.l.liii Mr I Wil hi Mr U < '.uripbell Omau Mr W. »i. Bakrr Ir mm) Mrs Rotteveel Mr 0. Bim it u (MkonIIm air Kmithrrs Ml I. l> Knocker Mr A M.-i v K,i m i*t K V;il>er ToMC Mr
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    Tramway.
    103 4 Tramway, a ivry naeful I uuivei Holly cuipli i\<<l. in -.lid to have bma <!. ilwil (row Outr.iiM u.iy-." O'.u.iiu Ix'in^ the i'p-t man t<>lu\ inw pfaktea am wooden *triu genii 'I'lam i- an old word, nxwlnn. ;i mri'iiis. linii'-. a -liil. a car. Til* word tram wan and
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      49 4 A MEDICINE THAT WILL CURE CHRONIC DIARRHOEA. Chamberlain'). Colic. Cholera ami Diari liot-a Keinedy is the most successful niedioiM iu the world for bowel complaiuts, and is the only remedy that will cure chroaic liiirrl ic k a. Every bottle is warranted. For t«le by nil dispensaries and dealer*.
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      693 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. pTtFo. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. For China. Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London Through Bille it Lading issued fir CSm. Cjast, Persian Gulf, Continental, an 1 American Ports. Steamara will leave Singapore on or aboat MAIL LINE. Outward (for OWni). China Jane 22
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      1144 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. HANDEL AND SCHEEPVAART MY. "BANNER." BANDJERMASIN. The Steamers of this company maintain a regular servioe between:— Singapore, Bawean, Sourabaya, Bandjermasin, Pulo Laat, Balik Papan, Koetei, with transhipment at Bandjennaain for Sampit, Mandawai, Koemai, Kntta Waringin, Djelai, Marikbahan, Marakaaariea, Negara and Bftbink. The steamers have good aooomodation for first
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      790 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. NORODEUTSCHER LLOfO. Imperial German Mui L i; The tut and well known mail atoa.n r f this Company sail fortnightly from it mm. Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, S:m'.hvn,. ton, Oibnltar, Genoa, Naples, (conn Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria, and vice v«rui Por Said, Suez, Aden, Colombo, NsHag, Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai,
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      111 4 9 SPRAINED KNEE CURED BY LITTLE'S ORIENTAL BALM O. F. Schamrer, Kinr.undy, 111., say>: In coming down some steps my wife sprained her knee 50 severe!)' that she was unable to stand. The join: was stiff, very much enlarged, «:.d so extremely sensitive that the lightest touch cai^cii violent pain.
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    SHIPPING IN PORT.
    1653 5 Under this heading tbe following abbrevia ti< n» are used str. steamer; sb.— ship; bq. barque; eoh.— schooner Tct. Yacht; Cra. —Cruiser G'bt.— Gunboat Tor.— Torpedo H. p.— Hone-power; Brit. Britisb I'.S.— United States Kch. French O«r. German I >nt. -Dutch Ital.— Italian Span.— Spanish Bar. Sarawak;
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    750 5 Name, port, probable date of arrival, and name of Agents. Steamebs. Airlie, Sydney, June 34 Boastead Alciooufi, China, July 21 Hanafleld Ambria, Hamburg, June 29; Behn Meyer Antilochus, Liverpool, June 26 Mansfield Aragonia, Hongkong, July Behn Meyer Arcadia, Colombo, July 19 P. 4 O. Astyanax, Liverpool, July 6;
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    Mail Steamer Movements.
    61 5 IMM* P. 40. Mail. The P. and O. homeward mail Rteamer Malta left Hongkong at 1 p.m.. on Saturday, and is due here at 6 a.m., on Thursday, the 20th instant. Outwaki) P. 4 Mail. The mail steamer China left Colombo, at 5 p.m., on Saturday, and
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    101 5 tor Per Steamer /•>■.» Tomobiiuw Sarawak Kiichinn 10 a.m. Ilatavia ttgm y a.m. Bangkok ltrfi>l 10 a.m. Port fcwetlrnham .Inn 11 a.m. I'alpiulMiin I'l'lnr 1 p.m. Ut-iiKl.ali»!Siak. l'ak;i- /..v |>.m. B'bava. 1»hIi, M.uaswii- Wilh.li,, I |i .in. I'euang and KanKoon UlemujU 3 p.m. WKIiNfsliAV. ll'konu, andJaiun BMriirij a
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    89 5 Prom Ecrope By the I. 4 O. (Inn... due on June 20. From China— By the P. 4 <). s.s. Malui. due on June 20. ■2 lay lay lay lay une une une une Id ■20 24 27 30 3 11 13 B I. June M. M.
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    COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE COMPANY.
    232 5 Directors Annual Report. In view ol tin' Mmttmm eaitlii|iiake ami firt- in San Kraiuisco lust year, tlm annual Mfmrtm of Insurance <oiiipanien fur 1906 are more than usually MMMttaf In jicrusiut; tin ir|Kiit of ilic 1 oiiinu'i'cial 1 liiuii AxHiirhiu'i' Company, juxt la hand, it is
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    Vessels at Tanjong Pagar and Keppel Harbour.
    100 5 Wharves at whic:i Vessels are Berthed To-day. TAMJOHO P*0»« Eaht Watu Ba»sis— Simougan, CheiDg Chew. East Whabf Section 1—Tjibodim, O. Apc*r. Sect. 1 (6heebh WHABr):— Nil. Section No. J— TeeHU, Tudor Prinoe. 3— Tjimabi. 4— Wray CMtk-. N iK M 6 KeemiiD. 7
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      393 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. ky.k. JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. LTD. A regular FORTNIGHTLY service is main lamed U-i»™u Japan and Kurope by tbe following NEW TWIN-SCREW STEAMERS, Under Mail '..ntra.t with tbe Imperial Japan '■»<■ OovernrneDt, specially designed for tbe Company* Kuropeau Service, lighted throughout by Klectrictity, provided with excellent accommodatiou for
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      526 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. Ocean Steam Ship Co., Ltd. and CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. CO.. LTD. The Companies' steamers are despatched from Liverpool outwards for tbe Straits, China and Japan every woek, aDd from Japan homewards for London, Amsterdam and Antwerp every fortnight and f< r Oenoa, Marseilles and Liverpool mouth ly.
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      467 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. UNION S. S. CO. OF NEW ZEALAND LTD. SINGAPORE TO NEW ZEALAND DIRECT. AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON, LYT TLETON, AND DUNEDIN also calling at RAMAKANG AND FIJI (if inducement offers.) The Co.'g T. 8. 8. APARIMA,,' 5,704 toaa, Edwal. Slott, Commander, nmiutainn a regular four .monthly service between Singapore and
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      247 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. C. P. R. Canadian Pacific Railway Company's Royal Mail Steamship Line. THE NATIONAL HIGHWAY TO KIP.OPE VIM CHINA, JAPAN, CANADA »nd the UNITED STATES. Route from Hongkong, rin Shanghai, Nagasaki. 1 1 ulau.l Sea of Japan), Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria aud Vancouver, R.MS. Kmpkk— > i>k Khii Twin-screw stea
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      135 5 AUCTION SALES. Powell and Co. June H -At Saleroom, leasehold land and house No. 47 Club Street, at Ml p.m 'J°J -At Sale room, household furniture, at 11 a.m. 11. L. CoKhlan and Co law .'il-At the Mart. New Musical luHtru ments, at 1(1 HO a.m. .'I At the Mart,
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      270 5 DAY BY DAY. Monday, June 17. L.L.T.C. American Tournament. Court cf Appeal. Bowling Tournament. Tuesday, June 18. High Water. 213 a m. 345 p.m. Court of Appeal. Bowling Tournament. Wednesday, June 19. High Water. M a.m. 4-40 p.m. ..lilt of Appeal. Licensing Justices meet. 2 30. Bowling Tournament. Thursday, June
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    DEATH.
    24 6 Ki.i.-.— Ou June 15, at Hixer Valley Hoad, Singapore, Graham Wells, of lkmrton-ou-tne-Wntt'i-, Gloucester, aged 69. A resident of Sing»]>orc for 45 yearu.
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. MONDAY, JUNE 17.
    159 6 The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. MONDAY, JUNE 17. The rumour was current in Chinese circles to-day that the Emperor of China died at seven o'clock this morning. Enquiries at the Chinese Consulate.Ueneral elicited uo continuation of the rumour but several of the leading Chinese merchants had heard the rumour,
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    712 6 Since it assembled, the present Duma, Kussia's second attempt at representative government, has been drifting to its doom. The blow has been struck. The Duma is dissolved, and the Czar repeats the farce of ordaining fresh elections and summoning a new assembly of the representatives of his people. It is
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    490 6 A peculiar situation has ariseu with thu return of (iencral Botha to Pretoria. His announcement, in re-upeniug Parliament, at Pretoria, of the decision of the Transvaal Government not to re enact the Labour Ordinance aud to repatriate the (Jhiucsc immediately upon the expiration of their present contracts has brought forth
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    14 6 A lock of hair of the gnat Napoleon has just beeu sold for M,
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    16 6 A bachelor's ball is to take place at Sercm ban at the end of the mouth.
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    12 6 All telegrams published in this issue are protected by the Copyright Ordinance.
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    14 6 A cargo of rice arrived from Kan^kolt. this inuriiin;;, by the Norwegian stunner Dhr,
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    16 6 O i.irautine restrictions on aeeoiint of swn.e fev< i iii Kriau have been removed at Taiping.
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    22 6 A Cliinainan, uamed Loo All Chiu. has been arrested ou a charge of stealing MHO in notes from a fellow country man.
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    22 6 Iv to morrow's issue will appear an inter isting article on a motoring trip through the Kodorated Malay States by Mrs. hare.
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    28 6 The Taotai of Shanghai has issued orders to the effect that all the opium divans anil shops iv the city must be closed on or before June 22.
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    23 6 Mr. Cirooo. this morning. swnU'ueed a I'hiuairiau to fourteen days' rigorous impri sonmi'iit tor the theft of a huge pair of brass candlesticks.
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    24 6 The Hotel Van Wijk Company. Limited, advertise that the directors have declared a dividend of ten per cent, for the lialf-year. ending May U.
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    26 6 While the Spanish steamer C. Loi>c/. y i.o[K/ was ou her way to Singapore from Manila, a passenger died on the 11th iust.. from heart disease.
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    25 6 Mr. Cecil Wray was a passenger by the K. M. S. yacht Meran. which anived from Pahaug yesterday. She leaves tomorrow for Port S»i-tt< nliain.
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    28 6 Low C!iiu I liiut. a ipjcuelcss Chiuise boy. has Ijccii arrested on a charge of iujuriug oue Chua Choug Voug with a parang at Payah Lebar. yesterday morning.
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    28 6 Mr. \V. Schroder ito diminutive teu-year-old witness in the St. Pancras Coroner'scourt): Do you know what it is to speak the truth. Witness I brightly i No, sir.
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    31 6 Ou a charge of managing a chop ji ki lottery, a Chinaman was fined $500. or. in default, was committed to prison lor four months, at the Police Court, ou Saturday.
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    35 6 A Tamil coolie, who went to sleep on tin railway line under a bridge at Taujoug Malim. ou tin: l.'ltli inst.. was cut in half by atraiu. Another man had part of his foot severed.
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    30 6 The Siamese gunboat Suerib arrn< «l lium I'euaug .md saluted the port, yesterday afternoon at about 5 .'iO. The salute MM lelui'iied. this morning. The Siicrib is procecdiug t" liangkok.
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    36 6 The Catholic Herald slates that the rumour trom Home that the revision of the Vulgate has been placed by the Pjpc in the hands of the Benedictines is not accepted M correct by the best authorities.
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    37 6 The BoHoa have apprehended a I liin.un .m vii a charge ul trespassing mi the premises of Messrs. .lohn Little aud Co., with the intention of committing theft. He is also charged with escaping from legal custody.
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    36 6 On page eleven of this day's issue will be found a report of the Automobile Club meet yesterday. It is understood that the photograph which was taken by Messrs. Lambert and Co. has turned out successfully.
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    38 6 The report ot Mr. M. W. Pett, Superintendent of the Singapore Fire Brigade, on the Fire Brigade iv Penang, recommends, says the Pinang Gazette, a series of important reforms, involving tne expenditure of a large sum of money.
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    43 6 A correspondent writes from Portsmouth 1 England) to a Dutch trade journal, that rice has, of late, been imported there, adulterated with mica. It is said that llii- is do le to give inferior kinds of rice the BffMTance of a better quality.
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    42 6 Lord Koberts unveiled, iv St. p«n| Cathedral, on June 7, a memorial tablet to Sir Henry C. Norman, remarking that it was mainly owing to Sir llunry Norman s experience and judgment that the Indian Army was on its present satisfactory footing.
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    65 6 Japanese iuimigrauts arc flocking iuto Java in large numbers. The immigration ia conducted ia such a systematic manner, that a fixed number of the new comers are allotted to each large town. They settle down, for the most part, as hotel keepers, barbers, and petty dealers; some of them follow
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    Social and Personal.
    497 6 Mr. Banabaa, chief Draughtsman. IVrak I'. \V. D has baau appoint**! federal Clerk of W,,rks. sir Henry Blake, lliwwiii of Ueyioauh to Ik: entertained al a farewell dinner ,it the (1. «>. II. on -lulv 2 by Volunteer oftie' is Mr. Owen M. linen, who- for o«i
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    25 6 Mrs. Sophie Keuteus was. this iiioruiug granted by Mr. Justice Fisher letU;s ot ad ministration of the estate of hr. aaaaaaai husband. Philip A. Keutens.
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    45 6 The boy .10-shua. wlii was seiiteiienh on Saturday, to ten cuts with light rattan, did not receive: them, as ha produced a doctor's certificate showing that In- lia<l a wraU heart. Hi was hound over for six montli instead. The other iKiys received the cuts.
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    45 6 The h'.test iwldition to the Musa^iu. Maritimes Co is Hk Mc\ican which wa-. launch.:il tin other day CU* I h priiiL'i|ial dnin aaiaaa of the vrsscl ai( li'itt length HtV Urn. in breadth. an<l *Hl. Aia ileptli. Slu: ban a eariyin-; capacity "I P2.CXW tons.
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    44 6 A preliminary inquiry is t<> be IkJU intu tin of returning from bauisliimnt prcfcnoi .i^auJsl a Chinaman. tuuiMtl Thm Ah Yoiijj. and. if suOieienl ovkluwa is obtained, he will a* ooMnaaaad l« tri.il Iv the Assizes. The •MOMM for tlii i olleiieih liiV iiuprisouiiient.
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    47 6 The Hongkong and naHMMkti !»i builcliu", a new office at Sourabay;i. m .U... The Sourabaya Courant says that. jaa]gUNj( from tl'c plaus, the building will be a handMOM oue. It would have been completed by this time, had not the arrival of materials from Europe been delayed.
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    58 6 The fourth anniversary of the Singapore branch of the V.M.C.A. will be celebrated on Monday next, Jure 24, at H-.'H) p.m. Mr. .1. Polglasc, Acting President, will occupy tin chair, aud addresses will Itc given by the ■an F. ti. Swindell and A. .1. Amery, and Mr. K. J. Bartlctt.
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    60 6 Shortly alter one o'clock, to day, a ioRMD ou the Mamd taai in the re.v of Þon Hotel, in KoWaMM I! >ad. collapsed. Two llylain scrvan.s wha were at work .111 the terrace at the time, fell will. it. ,On nf them escaped null 111 L. but tin bMmi i>
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    111 6 The Assembly M.ill of the AngL. < lii... Free Sc'iool was packed with lioj'h. on Satin day afternoo'.i, ou the occasion ot a variety entertainuisnt, which had lx en prepared lot their amusement, in view of Mm doac of tin school for the liiid-suiiimerholidays.Tlie priii cipal feature of the entertainment
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      297 6 j VJ 1Y l\ 1 JC Need it. An Un fermented Wine, i'er little **M Free from Alcohol. fmimmm j.;so <2J(£) Per M of I iMMH. MM A )K j NK K() THK fABLE. A THIRST QUENCHER FOR THE SICK ROOM. THE ATHLETE'S REFRESHKl: GOOD ALIKE FOR OLD AND YOUNG.
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      324 6 NOTICE. HOTEL VAN WIJK COMPANY. LIMITED. The Director-- of the abt vc named Company have this day decided to declare an interim dividend of 10"., for the half year ending May 31, 1907, which will be ready for payment to the registered shareholder!) from Singapore. .July 1, r.«>7. By order
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    CRISIS IN RUSSIA.
    387 7 ALLEGED PLOT TO ESTABLISH A REPUBLIC. Duma Dissolved. PLAN FOR DISFRANCHISEMENT. Tin- Duma Building Surrounded by Cossacks. Rmtm'a Tnmu. l.oiiilon. Juno IS. A crisis has triwa in the Da» M. Stolypiu the I'ri.inier, demanded tin exclusion of lifty live m< iiiIh r-. who arc ■MtTgrrfl to l>.
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    STATUE TO THE LATE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE.
    104 7 German Held Marshal Decorated. Kmi rm'M Tkumsak| I minion, .lime 111. Mi >l i|. 4v tlic Kin': Imn iiivciIi il m i|ii<-sti-Mii Ntatac t<i Hi. lit. I>iiU«- u\ .inil.i i.l-. in Wliit, hall. I lu 1 1 mi > mi Marked by Um
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    RESULT Oh THE GRAND PRIZE.
    142 7 Kmikk's TsUkMUMj l.ninli.ii June 17. Tlw following is the result of the rate for tl» liraml I'ris da I'iiris Huron E. tk- liuUiMuiiiUI's Sans Souci 1 M. tplnussi's Mordant i l>uc ilu (iramoiit's I'iun I'oiijj ;i (.ram! I'rix tic I'aris of nikki m if the
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    THE NEW TRIPLE ALLIANCE.
    59 7 r L)KK <)>1A -I Ml UK Uunit Tn,hGIUJl| Herlin. .Iain M, In suit' <>> tin' i');iti\nliction liBed bj Hiiva^. i tlu' Kiviich iflt'Hiiiphio ugoucyi. it is ro-as3ert«'<l that tlicie He h^ 1 grounds foi bclitviri^j i',,::' tiroat HriUin. KianiH- aui 1 Spain '.I.' intii nu allianci
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    COLLISION OFF CEYLON.
    306 7 Arrival of Damaged Collier at Colombo. Information w received ia Colombo ou Julie 10 from dalle of a mHMm bctwe«u tlit- steamers Nurani and the Sanatoria off the BMM TIic Nurani baa reached (iulle and reported the OQOHMM The damage to ho is not serious. Hot port
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    End of a Protracted Case.
    60 7 Tlio i'«il RuMa iipiHiil m i'misluil Uiia .iiutriiuoii, Uie Court lUxaiiadag tlic appeal with co- is. *l' i it jui'ii. > cdiii-i incil were: Mbaikh Talil> •iii Mama l>iii Talib u! Katlioroo. appnllaat. tut ft '^srs. Kcny S -mil Suni? ami Co.. rcttpoudehU. Mr. Knowles
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    Lord Delaval Beresford's Estate.
    80 7 AtlvioM from (ialveston, ToXM, state tli.it tin- MOM I'lura WollI, who claimed to be the wife of the Ute l-ortl Dclaval Burcsfortl, hits [>ut in a claim for half of tin ('state left i.i din mi on the ground that, as the will i» missing, siie
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    A Rangoon Tragedy.
    92 7 At Uic Fourth unW Scssious of the hii I Uoart at KlDgtH, ou .lunc I, before Mi Charles Kox, Chief .Ind^e. ami a s{>ccial .j'irv. .lolin I ',u> -■>ii. l;it.c assistant to Messrs. \VliiU;t\v:iy. L-Millaw and Co.. was unani-ijiou-lv f.Munl fruity of culpalilu liomiciilc not iiiiDiiiitiiij; to
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    Miss Marie Lloyd in Court.
    87 7 The profession is notoriously lax in business matters. was Mis* Marie Lloyd's defence at Qlaagow wlicn suiuujoned to hliuw cause why Moss Kinpiros slioulil not interdict her from riiiitii'iiiiiK to appc :\r ut the (ilasf{ow I'aviliou. It wus mo, il that she was bound it
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    Nallambrosa Rubber Dividend.
    201 7 \V, MHMMWUUl recently tluil Um \.tllam lu'usa Rabbet ('oiii|iauy. I .lit lias declared a tin.il dividend "I KJ par *****, making— with .111 iiiU'iini dividend of li pot icnt.--55 per .;<;ut. lor the year. Tin- rubber crop estimate tor the Ml on this M. S. estate was
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    The Unrest in India.
    214 7 Tin 1 trial of five members of the l!a«alpindi Mar. .ml others, alleged to have been concerned in the reccut rioting at Rawalpindi. India, opened at Lahore on May 26, bbCore Mr. Martineau. Special Magistrate. Twolve of tin numerous licensed |>crsous !i;m abwouuJud, but the remainder
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    Chinese Labour.
    97 7 TRANSVAAL GOVERNMENT POLICY CRITICISED. ISkutkf's Tklkckam I .mulon. .In ni 10. The announcement of (iciieral liotlia' Premier of the Transvaal, in re opening Parliament at Pretoria, wliieh implied the repatriation of 16,00<> OWmm before the end of the year, ami a total clearance by 190B lit- caused consternation
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    FUNERAL OF THE LATE MR. CHARLES DICKSON.
    216 7 The remains of the late Mr. Charles Dickson. Assistant Superintendent uf the Singapore Police, were laid to rest in the l.ukit Tiuiah Itoari Cemetery, on Saturday afternoon, in the presence of a large number of his MBMgM* iu tlie loi-.al force, and meui
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    Drowned in the Canal.
    40 7 About two o'clock yesterday ufternoou. a CMmm l>"\ whs drowned in the canal in Suutfei Koad. which tryiuH to recover -dine pineapples, wliieli had dropped into tlie water. His body was found about three hours afterwards.
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    Record Shooting.
    48 7 A brilliant record has just been made by II. M.S. .iupiU'1-. i >f the Channel S.juadrou. while target practice off I'ortlaud. Kiglityseven rounds won: tired with her Kin. guns. The target was hit eighty-live times, aud uo fewer than forty-four of the hits were bull's eyes.
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    Estate Coolies' Debts.
    61 7 At the Ceylon Association annual iiicctiug. in London to-day, Mr. O. A. Talbot is to move that it is desirable that a record be kept in elieckrolls of the indebtedness, or ot'icrwi .i\ of coolies to kau<*anics in order thrt their accouuts uiay be under some control
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    Daring Robbery in Orchard Road.
    63 7 Three UWmm entered the [ircmiseh of a Uombay merehaut in Orchard Koad, yesterday uiuriiiii;;. Their leader, with a knife in eaeh hand, held the household at bay, till he I uid secured a {{"Id bracelet, valued atllM from the nierehant's little daughter. Then all three
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    Incidents on the Road.
    104 7 On Saturday, two ladies aud tlircc gcutlcnnii were travelling along litikit Timali Uoad, in a motor car, at a high rate ut speed, aud. <vhen near the 10th milestone, the car rail into a small stream mul was damaged badly. It had to be brought back
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    Singapore a Long Way Behind Kuala Lumpur.
    144 7 PniMMf Simpson's ri]mii un tlic mil.'. tioD of Singapore s'iows tltat city to be a long way behind Kuala Lumpur iu its sauitary arrangements, says the Malay Mail. In Kuala Lumpur, the making of back lanes has been going on for years, whilst
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    58 7 On ivinvM-iiUtiiins in.i.lc by the 1'crak I (ieucral Farm, His Excellency the Higli i (omiuisaiouer. Hays the I'erak l'iuaccr, hat i (Irciilnl that, diiriug tin- existence of tin I present farm, which does uot expire iinti the end of next year, the new gambling farn rule. pnhMUag the presence of
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    Singapore Water Supply.
    1054 7 NO REASON WHY IT SHOULD NOT BE PURE. Professor Simpson's Report. Tlic niitln-riii^ yiuiiinl of the present water supply is a very satisfactory one, as regards tin 1 purity of the water it supplier The storage reservoir, which receives the water, from the gathering ground, is also
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    HONGKONG COMMISSIONER'S REPORT.
    566 7 Dr. Atkinson's Vigorous Rebuttal of Assertions. At a meeting of the Hongkong I<egislativo Council, ou I nue li. a minute by the I'riucipal Civil Medical Officer (I>r. J. M. Atkinson), was laid in the table. The report as a whole, Dr. Atkinson calls unjudicial in toue." It
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    The New Straits Dollars.
    76 7 The now Straits dollar is a great source of confusion and fraud iu Deli. Mauy labourers refuse to be paid by it. The changers will take it only at a value of seventy cents. Matters will not mend until the Government notifies to the people that
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    A Marvellous Performance.
    167 7 Ill a notice of the Hippodrome, a London contemporary says More sensational in its way. ami worthy accoinpauiinrnt of the marvellous wurl, of the A ustraliau woodcutters, is tin manipulation of sUh k whip by Mr. Krai Lindsay. To sir tlic long MMgtwMiag this way ami tliat.
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    Jumped Overboard to Avoid Singapore.
    249 7 The simplicity of the Chinaman is regarded as one of those qualities that really docs not hM but experience here, says the Hongkong Daily I'reHs, proves that Jjic native from the country U very guilder indeed. This is particularly seen iu the case with which
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    HAGUE CONFERENCE.
    196 7 RUSSIAN DELEGATE APPOINTED PRESIDENT. Disarmament Proposals. DISSATISFACTION EXPRESSED BY DELEGATES. |DKH OVTASHTISCHK Um TfcLK.c.HAM > liirhu. June 10. The Hague Conference lias begun it» sitting. It is tliv general opinion that the propo sals to constitute an International I'caco Arbitral ion Conrt ami to favour general dinarmament will
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    DISAFFECTION IN FRANCE.
    35 7 Rkutbr's Tklkgkam I Id II. JuilC 17. Itici udiaiy tires have occurred during the past few days on board two French warship* lying in Toulon. CaaeA of insubordination contiuue in the ;u'tuy.
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    MIKADO MUSIC IN THE NAVY.
    29 7 1 Iikutkh'n Tki.ki.kam London, .luue 15. Tin- Admiralty lias witlidrawn tin order prohibiting naval marine bauds from playing soK'cliuus of music from tlio Mikado."
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    CORRUPTION IN SAN FRANCISCO.
    152 7 I irk Ostasiatischk l.i. oil. Tklkurah| licrlin, June 16. Kx- Mayor Suhmit/., uf San Francisco, lias bgH convicted uf extortion. Mayor Kugeuc Sclimitz was arraigned Im tor. the yr.-nnl jury on live of tin uiauy iudiutments fouud against him. A San Francisco wire, of June o,
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    SERIOUS ILLNESS OF MR. TAI I.
    36 7 SERIOUS ILLNESS OF MR. TAI I [Dkh Ostamatischk I. low TelkciKam Berlin, June 16. Mr. W. H. Taft, U.S. Secretary for War and tUe prospective uoniince of the Republican I'arty for tlie Presidoucy, is seriously ill.
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    London Rubber Market.
    53 7 London. June 7. The rubber market is slow. The quotation for line hard Para is 4*. 7d. Plantation sheet and crepe aru 4d. down. Gikiyanakanda worms f< -t<;lu d 5s. 8d., and Hattangalla 5s. 5d. Half the sale was withdrawn. A slightly better tone was apparent after.
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    O'Connor Opera Company.
    99 7 It appears from a communication to band that the unfortunate members of the O'Connor Opera Company have been able to leave Java for Calcutta. This is largely due to a benefit entertainment organised in Kataviu by Mr. Louis Uoiiwujcestcr whom tin.' artistes ilcsire to thank, together with
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    83 7 Two l..Mii|H'aiis, employed on thu steamer 'I'ti'sU, wen: cucli tinttl *■"> by the Seeouil .Magistrate, tlilH luuruiog, fur assaulting a ricksha puller. They came ashore with three other*. <>a Saturday ni^ht. ami they all tried, it was alleged, to •jot into two rickshas. As a uattiBil result, the ricksha by
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      Notes in General.
      153 8 K.-in, tin- well known American Jockey, ii~U Orbj to rietorj in the Durtj. Mr. K. S. (iriy«)i) lia-. won tin; had ltt'id i-ii|i at Siuxlwicli alUtr n tic with Mr. A llethune. at tin annual Ceylon (inlf Al «■<■'. at home. Oil urn, nut of surra, tin'
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      Hockey.
      88 8 Selangor v. Russell* Infantry. The IMb Russell's lufantry visited Kuala Lumpur on the lltth iust., and played a hockey match with a local team, aud wou by two U»als to nil. The Malay Mail says that Lieu tenant Clarke, of the Russell's, played a line game at ceutre half,
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      Cricket.
      746 8 Civil .vnanl* v. l.avt The cricket mutch on Saturday, between ■fNMMilM »f Um I<a\v and the Civil Service, brought al>oiit another exciting finish. Mr. Kioadrick, uho captained the Civil Service team, wmi the toss aud cloud to l>iit. I'lay was exceedingly slow, though that was not due ho much
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      Shooting.
      35 8 5.R.E. (V.) Monthly Shoot. The S.R.E. (V.) monthly handicap shoot took place on Sunday afUrnoon. with the following result: A Cuss. Lieut. A. M. Thompson H9 410 B Cuss. Sapper McMulleu «3 20" Rl.
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      Tennis.
      156 8 S.C.R.C. Tournament. The risult of Saturday 'h play in tin S.C.R.C. l'i niiis Tournament wan as fol lows A SlX.iLKS. Too Kwiiuk I.i-mu mt. boat Lee Chooi Lung owe fl, H -(1. 2—0, 6 1. B iMUft \Voe Kim Hoc owe fl beat C'hia Teok Chyi scr., 0 1,0—1.
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    Lady World-Tourist.
    169 8 With a black cat iv her possession, Miss l>agmar Franey, who describes herself as a Danish lady journalist, is touring the world for a wager. She started from London penniless on November 4.1WM1. and undertook to make her way round the world without askiug for monetary help. Arriving
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    Consul Wiiber's Advice.
    244 8 In a recent report, the late American Conmil General at Singapore said What is absolutey neresxary iv order to buildup American trade east of Suez is the establishment of a regular fait American line of steamships from New York to Manila, stopping at Indian ports. Penaug and
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    115 8 According to the Berlin corret<i>ondeut of the London Observer, the Sultan of Turkey has just become father of his thirteenth living child, a baby daughter. Prince Selim. the ekle-t child of the Sultan, whu is thirty m iii yearH uld, is in disgrace, and does not rank n> heir-apparent. In
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    ST. JOSEPHS INSTITUTION.
    639 8 Annual Sports on Old Gaol Site. Tin- delightful weather on Saturday atracted a large attendance on the Uld Gaol iitc. when the annual sports, in connection »-itli the St. .Joseph's Institution, took place. Oil the whole, the sports were more suc;essful than those held last year. The
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    Saved from the Sea.
    218 8 A few days ago, says the Malay Mail, of June 12, our Chinese machine man applied for a short holiday to go to Singapore. That he understands the editorial desire for news so difficult to get in this country is evident from a neatly written letter
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    Black Flag Rebellion.
    185 8 A formidable rising of Secret Society men has broken out in the Tv Shan district of Kweichotv province. It is feared that the rebellion will spread to Kwang Si province. The Liemcuow rebels have defeated the Imperial troops in a aeries of engagements, and have captured all
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    FUTURE OF FAR EAST.
    397 8 Naval Dominance of the Pacific. When W| "niisiiliT tin long chain of Kritish dependencies from New Zealand. Australia. Npw (iuinea. Siujjaji. >re and Romeo in the I south to Hongkong and Weihai-wui in China, hi- mi. -t recoguize that Japan. uulcss she i could rely on
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    A Sensational Crime.
    97 8 KiIuhi.1 lleecy, niiw of tin- ili'fi'iiili-i'- of the Peking Legations against tlie ltoxcrs, an<l afterwards Kiiperiiitciidrut of tlio C'hineHi Court at tin St. Luujs Exhibition, has perp« trutr.l a mmbUmmU jewellery fraud in New York Thronijh the inflnciK-n of nevcral American rnilliunams. --ays h London wire of
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      233 8 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS REMINDER! Selangor Turf Club Entries Close at 12 Noon, on June 22. TELEGRAMS: "RACING, Kuala Lumpur." THE PAHAN6 CONSOLIDATED COMPANY. LIMITED. Shareholders are reminded that the second call of one shilling per share (making the shares 3* 6d paid) is now due, and may be paid at the
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      315 8 JOHN LITTLE COMPANY, Ltd. "War Office" Miniature Rifle CAIIBHF 21 The Weapon Appiov.'d liy Lord Roberts and the War Office Comniitt<-r m -I Regulation Target Fraetio- R<ll<\ WONDERFULLY ACCURATE. H.-aii front si»:ht the buck bi^ht h pMM modtl i>l the ttm sli.,rl Ml im title. Sighted Hi ■!'<. "iO. Itu,
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    COMMERCIAL.
    238 9 SOHUMU, Jew 1 I. 19Q7. PRODUCE. i.i.nbi. r buyers BuH do Cub. No. 1; imp: i-:- I IQM Copra Bali >>:,■) do Pontianak 'i j-, Pepper, Black layers 17 ."ill do White 5% bayen 21.7.") Siao Float iwwik :;.iii do Brunr-i No. 1 Mt( Pearl Sago I.I.", Cofffce Bali,
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      MINING.
      313 9 Uate of Number forma- Capital Subscribed i of B ne P*" l ion Shares V lne j °P to Reserve Company Quotation J I ;90.i »300,000 $300,000 30,000 10 »10 1901 $600,000 1600,000 60,000 f 10 110 1903 i £400,000 £350,000 350,000 1 1 1907 $400,000 »375,000 37,4000 10
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      RUBBER.
      333 9 I 1905 j £150,000 £104,937.10'! 46 500 l I 88,500 1 1905 I (200,000 187 400 i I'7oo1 700 •10 1 8,800 i 10 >,500 uniuued 1904 j £30,000 £11,1»8 1905 700,000 16.0,000 l JoioOO w 1903 £70,000 £70 ,000 j'^^tooT 1 l 1906 ti.-iO.OOO 1185,000 9>0(IO 12?5»0 U6d
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      GENERAL.
      219 9 I I I 1894 > £5,377.10.0 £4,648.15.0 '.898 »225,000 »225,000 1865 »10,000,000 110,000,000 7,638 4,500 80,000 12/6 > 50 •125 12/6 I 50 SI 25 814.11.9 112,500 10,000,000 a) 11,000,000 250,0006 Bells Asbestos Eastern Agency, Ltd Fraeer A Neave, Ltd. »7.00 140.00 Hongkong and Shanghai Bank 855.00 1901 M.iOi',ooo
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      DEBENTURES.
      27 9 Howarth Erskine, Ltd. WOO.OOO 3% prem Riley Hargreavei, Ltd. 6% 22.1000 <i 2 KZZ. Singapore Slunicipai 6 IoVpZ. 1,878,000 2% prem. TaniongPagar-DockCcLtd. Ztf* lA^^ 1,050,000 par.
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      331 9 S«FOft LADIFSWSj DJORET.HOMOLtE'S'APIOL 11 is the moit sure remedy again*; the Sickness, anil othtr effects caused by the delay ut the regular periods. gOOIWj>«iiU6S,Ru«B'-Bonor*, PARIS. FOB TIIK 1 IlisT TIME IN SINOAPORK. Parsi Alfred Theatrical Company of Bombay. "!li. ■•Kitui! m. i oa mn v v-,,s on r, in -.li.ii
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      27 9 RILEY, HARGREAVES Co, Ltd. Electric Fans TABLE, BRACKET, and CEILING PANS. Speciality: CROMPTON PUNKAH PANS. LARGE STOCKS. LOW PRICES. Electrical Department: Telephone Mo. 362. 3 BATTERY ROAD.
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      542 9 yyASSIAMULMlSSOMUL^ AND CO. LAKGEST IXD.'W. VhIXESB AND .lAIVWKsK SILK, JEWELLEHY AM) illtlo MKHi II \XTS, 1, 2, 3 4, HIGH STKEET, (Also at The Grand Hotf] <le 1 Knrope). We have just mml a iMfl consignment of goods from India, China and Japan, comprising all sorts of Silks, LmKm' mi*
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    DANGER TO EMPLOYERS.
    484 10 Miscarriage of Justice Averted by Late Confession. Mr. Hairy Simnionds, who3e addiess was given us tlie Portland Arms, Great Portlandstreet, recently narrowly escaped becoming the victim to a chain of circumstances, the key to which indicated a danger that may at anytime menace an employer. Simmonds was
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    Men of the Moon Lightweights.
    172 10 The average wriyht of man is 140 poundsImt the force of fjiavity on Mais is so innch less than on earth that the 140 pound ruau would wei»h only fifty-three pounds if trnnsIK.ited thither. With such liyht weight and still ri'taiuitii> the same strength, an
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    Words Polysignificant.
    188 10 Words Poly significant. Words polysiguiticant are worrying readers of the New York Sim, and a pleutiful supply can be found in the dictionary judging by the efforts of followers of the New Prandial Diversion." Here are three lints of words Fair, a holiday. Fair, clouldless Fair, frank, honest. Fair, exhibition
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    RHEUMATISM.
    39 10 Why suffer from this painful mafftdy when one application of Chamberlrin's I'ain Balm giv> s reliei'. 1 Hundreds of grateful people testify to tiie magical power of this remedy over rheumatism. For sale by all dispensaries aud dealers.
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      601 10 BANKING COMPANIESHONGKONG AND 8HANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. paid up capital »io,ooo,oot RESERVE FUND Sterling Reserve »10.0O0,0O01 «oi ooo OOO Silver Reserve 111,000,000) 21 000 000 R serve Liability of Proprietors tlO.000,000 COURT OP DIRECTORS. G. H. Medhurst, Esq.— Chairman. Hon. Mr.W. J. Gressou— Deputy Chairman. G Balloch, Esq. C. R. Leuzmann.Esq.
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      548 10 SALES BY AUCTION. MINING LEASE AND MINING MACHINERY FOR SALE PRIVATELY. Valuable Mining Lease, Machinery, Ac. .including two 12 b. p. Portable Engines and Boilers, one 10 h. p. Portable Engine and Boiler, one ten-stamp Battery and a large quantity Mining tools and appurtenances. For full particulars, apply to Powell
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      547 10 INSURANCE Complies. MAGDEBURG FIRE INSURANCE CO. (Establish^. A. I). 1*14.) The undersigned. agents (or the above company, are prepared to accept Fire Bisks at curreut rat«a. 691 BEHX. HBnU A Co., LU. NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE CO. Subscribed Capital £2,7.-|O,OOO Revenue £2,0(11,011-19-* The undersigned are prcpircd to accept Fire
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      561 10 I A^HR The LINOTYPE »*s 1/gyn^ftE Composing Machine Kval. fV.J mSJr^m y^T I'seil by the Leading \< »s|>ai>«rs. *T*fjp3slf r^s| 11,000 in Daily Use. Ifll HKW I II I KASTKKN riKPOI JS| I Jl-^ 1 DAIHOUSIE SQUARE. CALCUTTA *t^^^^ ■ZpJß' Thi. |.:iprr l« p.irtly «l ii|...ii l.iii.pt>|w l |...«in t
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    AUTOMOBILISM.
    1057 11 INAUGURAL MEET OF THE LOCAL MOTOR CLLB. Yisteiday is chtonickd as being a redletter day in the sliuit history of the Sinya]>oi< Auloiuobilo Club, fur there collected outside tlit* Singapore Club the largest number of motor cars ever soon in the Colony. It was a beautiful morning, not too
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      436 11 Local Motor Car Agencies. WE, CENTRAL ENGINE WORKS, *—m~m.i occasions been asketl wliy so much imporUuce should be placed ou the LOW PKTROr. CONSUMPTION uf the AKROL -JOHNSTON when the price of petrol. al'hi>iii;h rapidly advanciu^ (at home) is jet reasonably low. The really importaut advautafce of lu\v coneumptiou to
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      680 11 Miscellaneous NOTICES. R»TE«:-1»« Month. HO par inch. Suh«o<ln»nt mouth *j. For shorter period* »•< X..U of Charge*. NOTICE. The undersigned i« prepared to book orders for Robber Seeds from nine year old trees, for 1906 delivery. Price on application. MANAGKK. v 427 I ■JiUuds and Lowland* Estate. SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
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      284 11 Ismail Raheem, DIAMOND MERCHANTS ANU MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS. 82-1. 82-2 BRAS BASAH ROAD, SIN6APORE. (NEXT TO RAFFLES HOTEL). CROWN «gfap PERFUMERY Manufactured by *^^j& THE CROWN PERFUMERY CO., ""JS OF -ALL DEALERS. See that the bottles are stoppered with our registered CROWN STOPPER." Direction der_l)isconto=(icscllschaft BERLIN-BREMEN FRANKFURTIA. M. LONDON. Kapital (fully
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      622 12 Scale of Chaises. PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS.— MisoelIan* :<Wauts of Every Description, HonBes, Li to., to lot, are inserted at the following ra: "ii- in.-crtion 9 1.20 ixt inch. Two 2.00 Three 2.80 B I S.20 Nine 6.40 Twelve 7.20 Twenty-five 10.00 (Eich subsequent month ••> per inch.) ve rate ifi based
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      424 12 Miscellaneous WANTS. ■IIH I Til 1 1—, <.nec.rtw..m.erti..n-. -1. Ity the inrli. see Mali <'f I .rue-. TYPIST WANTEO. Wanted an experienced, careful and neat Into. Apply to "H.E.L.," c a Strain Time*. 1281 CHINESE CLERK WANTED. Wanted.— Smart Cliine-e Clerk lot Kelantau as CoaliM TimahMpar and tosnpariaaaad CkigD :i
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      614 12 TO BE LET OR SOLD. Kites:— Foar Lines, one or two insertion*, (l.nn By the inch, see Scale of Charge*. COMPOUND HOUSE TO BE LET. No. 28 Sophia Road. Apply to 18-2 Prinßep Street. f 811 HOUSE TO BE LET. Frankfurt House, No. 1 Lloyd Road. Apply within. 665 ROOMS
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