The Straits Times, 23 July 1908

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    13 1 The Straits Times. NO. 22.710. SINGAPORE. THURSDAY. JULY 23. 1908. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      339 1 JUST ARRIVED: ONE four-cylinder 12-14 h.p 1908 Model DE DION, Double Phaeton, Side-entrance Body, fitted with Hood, Wind-screen. Lamps and Tools, complete. Prices and particulars on application to CfM^ 1 P""fc I IF 3 I""** aft JD*^a I^^ AGENT- (M t I DUPIRE CO., SSiS Altogether the Success gained by
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      101 1 Robinson and Company. Garreras DOUBLE BROAD GUT GRAVEN MIXTURE. Pit )Garrera s OOUBLC BROAD GUT( J& V 43^ BLACK m M!XTUR E- \«^i/ A large Variety of Shapes in BRIAR PIPES. i&tiL Ox PIPES j^ \diLits&r \*j»rS*^CSK XiifaTaTaTaTaßtaße:'! r r< Sall^Bßp^^ ~'^^> "Sfcfflijll BawJaWa^a^a^a^a^»# >^v "LUEWE" |#i "B.B.B," Celebrated Pipes,
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      322 1 ADE" S NftT i m mm HCTEL «WS«!l.a 3 flW 1 sU:l,r Of THE EAST, GUEST NIGHT-EVCRY SATURDAY. Arrau^emcnt;; haw- Irro nude for the Rand of thu 2uJ Royal Wo: Kwl i. do.inj: aud afier Dinner on the FIRST SATCRIUIf OF BVERI MONTH bd t<> 11 pin. No ext;a aiargi
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    CURRENT LITERATURE.
    1031 2 A I'tUM NOVELIST ACHIEVES GROAT SUCCESS. Annals of Dartmoor. Hi tub. BjTnhiTrmw Imnnnw ftlaini Rivers, 6s lew authors aro W fortunate u» Mr. fobr Tnvena, writes Lewii MeMle. Hi span^ into notice iv 1W« with -A l'ixy in I'etti coats,' ami during the next year <sta bliilicd a
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      227 2 EAGLE CEMENT. i JiigG-elass Work ON THE LIST OF THE CROWN AGENTS FOR THE COLONIES. Importers The Borneo Co., Ltd. BUCHANANS WHISKIES ml an tX(wrirmßt i hty but beto lbe •voortte bnud* »t Dome lor iu»dv y»»r» and •re rapiJi) gttniD£ .similar popnlarity to the jolooia: No HSIMi jl<w-.d lv
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      160 2 ALBERT L. A. DALEY Coder-taker Tomb* Builder ISO. Uiddle Road Sole Agent for M..*«t> IV.tnd^e Brothers, Ltd Loaauu. ***** Telepiaoe Nc.,|819. Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd i NBAhjSNTKANCETO BOKNKO W'UaUF Telephone 1026 Sea *tock6 ol »U ktodt- ol Frozen Meats, etc., can be delivered to Shipping at the Wharves, or
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      62 2 A 6000 BU66ESTICN. Carry a boti!> of Chamberlain's Coiic, Cholera aud Diarrhota li'.-incdy in yonr Land luggage when tuivelliui;. It cannot be ob- I taincd on hoard the train or riNM% Voa I will tl.tn bo pgplMM ugaiust attacks of I diarrhoea, übicfi change of w re Ur and diet
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      176 2 JOHN JAMESON'S THREE STAR FIRE POT STILL. UfUiCIfTV r.mo-.t.r.o.vrw Iff nlulAL I JOHN JAMESON and SUN. UNITED. III'KLIV ■Hdllkre H.M. Hit Kins. A Reason. I As your teeth are wanted to last -lor time to come 1 begin at once their daily antiseptic cleansing with Calvert's Carbolic Tooth Powder j
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      265 2 mC/ Cocoa f enabl«\« you to tr «ad *he road of life with a brisk, strong, steady 1 gm&m ltc P' because it i$ rich in strength-imparting essential*, I an^ therefore promotes physical endurance »nd hardihood. It is the purest and best tfijtw^L u s a "d lts constant use
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    NAVAL AND MILITARY.
    1138 3 I GERMAN NAVY LEAGUE MEETING AT I ANZIG. Still Traces of Latent Discontent. The Hi i-l in eorrefpondeut to The Times, writing on June lti. Hays: While the majority of Berlin and Noith German journals affect to contemplate with satisfaction tho results of the Navy Leagm meeting
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      161 3 BRASIER CARS To Arrive Shortly. ONE 36 HP. OOUBIE P-AETON. FOUR CYLINDERS. MODEL 1908. 6RANO CAROSSERIE DE LUXE (KING OF BELGIUM STYLE). NEO 51 HP. LANOAULETTF. FOUR CYLINDERS. MODEL 1908 (THE PRETTIEST CAR EVER BR.UGHT OUT). READY FOR SHIPMENT. 30-40 li.r RRABIBB, Doubk Pluetou, tour cylinders. 0 .'.i iv if.P.
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      127 3 TRY THIS FOR CHRONIC DIARRHOEA. Mituiy vifi'eivrs from chronic diarrhoea have obtained prompt relief by tho use of Chamberlain s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea HcmeJy. Some of th« worst can s of this disonso hay.; heel permanently cured by it after ot!»;r trr atiutut and skillod physicians had failed. Try
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      680 3 1 HAVE YOU INDIGESTION? T k HAVE YOU SICK HEADACHES? Bcechattts pills. To avoid Indigestion. TKiidimcKingdisordtr il c»u«d by pmtlv^otVh., 111 |f|. MX i« 1n,,,j UnkMpaMciMic. NuwMtwMkMt bcadwefßl I CHAM'SPII ».;;.pc«uyi,Mi.W. like BttCHAM'S PILLS m<m*\mm io 4-t noni To cure Sick Headaches. BEEtHAM-s pills kmrnri »iw<.u«wirSX^«d^SrS |hp« <l>Dt<»m« .y-oplom,. A
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    461 4 Ntme, i- rt, probablt date oj urrivai 1 .•.'»,'n. STEAMEKS biaa, aag l| W. Mau,tic!d 1 teH.i \n 1 19; w HaaaAeW \inbria. Uambnrg, Ang 6 i li<:hnMo>rr Befaa Meyer I i it; IU; 11. Hi; < ScbmiJt Aiiiiintl Hrir Saigrtll lul\ Muiiu- Comtc M C Kill J
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    LIST OF PASSENGERS.
    124 4 Passengers Outward. N. l>. L 11 l,uit- M. Br«g. Jolj F. P. Woliner, Mr. M. 1.. POl .'-I. '>i. i.im.i'r larra, iltu July .'7. liild, >Ir. J. v. U| ttitll Ibi at Colombo, lv I) I], Mi. W. I 11, Mr. A. 'i. ll,inin-t... Mr. .1 K.
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      14 4 I rer ra lUiien I iti I l.j r vYhetoaaal fr^m Tbe Pharmacy, < it
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      711 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. P o STEAM NAVIGATION CO. Paf China. Jap&'), PenanK, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports. Plymouth and London Through B:lij Cm Uhiu Coast, Peralan Q'l.f OoatUHotal, a-^1 .VmanciPorta. Steamer? wl:; r or MAIL LINE fiufcxrJ »,r < hin.i). it i Ddiu Aag 1 <'-•<" Bapl M Malta
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      713 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. HANDEL AND SCHEEPVAARIT MY. "BANDJErf." BiNDJF.RMASIN. Tbe Bt<!«mera of this romoany n.iiitain regular aervioe betwei X— Singapore, Bourahava, nao.ljcrma.iu, Fulo Laut, Balik Papan, Kaatai, with tnne moment al Bandjerma in be bamplt, Mjcdawai, Kojmil, KotU V/a"-j^!3. DjcU, The ateamera have foal Moomodatl'jr. tor Oral and °oc3nd olMa pufrußt
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      450 4 i STEAMER SAILINGS. OCEAN STEAM SHIP GO., LTD. AM) CHINA MUTUAL STEA*! NAY CO. LTD. •afcjjaa^Br i The Companies' Heaaaea sh deapalcned from Liverpool oatwu.- la, Cklaa and Jupan every week, from Ja| warda for Lonicc, Amsterdam auJ Autworp ovorv fpr»ntght»Lj fftana. ¥araaniaa ma Liverpool month!.. satward ateuracr every 88
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      590 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE HAMBURG. The ateimera .if this Company maintain regalar service between Ilambnrß, Bremen. Antwerp, auJ Rotterdam, and tbe Straits, China and Japan. Homewards, they Are JesjiAtched fortnightly for Havre and Hambnrg and once a month for Bremerhaven direct, calling at Penang and Colombo. Taking tafgO »t
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      605 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. NJLVL HORDDE'J: >CHC« LLOfO. ;mparial vJairnix ",a ihe faat aod well known t. a'.&am Ibia Company aat! fjrmiqljt!/ !r->rj !1Hambnrg Tfa Rotterdam, Aotnerp, Boa ton, Gibraltar, Ojm», Nuplea, (:ou. Maraelllea, Napiea, AlezanJrlk, and rl Port Said, Suez. Adon, Singapore, Hongkjog. aawafaai, kTagiwaki, 1 1 Kobe lo Yokohtma an
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    SHIPPING IN PORT.
    1176 5 'iii^ ll. u .11 ■••.Hi; *'■> .it:n». M ir. .-►1 --»l*.uiu>r; «li. -sHp, bq- h%n, ie -..1 nor; Vet.— ViWt.t Cm. Cr««l V ..,.i; Tut.-Tamto: ll.p.— Rom-Bowsr: Hrii. ItcHMi; -v -I nitejs-.iu-: Cch. -I :«ih-I, (.«r. w-iiu.u. l)ui. Ou'cli; It il. -II ilivi Sp.ui. -Sp .nliii, -"<
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    63 5 If you have friends or relative-, in bad bwltO, yen can do them no mere timely Hervice than to ti-il tlicm of the valur of Steams' \Yiiu\ It is a true tonio, and build-s up the sys'cin by a^istinK the body to make fuUcso of tho food that is Uknn
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    Vessels at Tanjong Pagar and Keppel Harbour.
    84 5 Wharves at wli'ch Vc^'eU are fierthed To-clb.» tmjjoii* p*e»« K*i-i WCAar Babiw— Nil. liii iJwjnos I—M-rapi. B«rr. I (BHK«*t Wni^rl -Nil. Sr^-ioi N-i. 'i— Thongwa, MalJa. 3 -Nil. 4 -Yaroslavl. 1-Min. I— Tab Wo, Totom: ilaru. 7--Ormiialc. i— CbicDginii, P. B. Luitpold. 9-NH.
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    Mails Close.
    97 5 Kim Pen tiTiutzh > MORROW Uatavia, 8ouiK.l>ay» ttc. Camphuya K. Pahang.Fek&n.Ku'tao Strphan Bangkok Docrc Malacca and Muar Ladi/ Weld QoT' nta'o via ports Suuliikan Telok Anson via ports Sappho Pcnang, R'gnou, Calcatta J/.iWj Sattotmt. rhnsttnas Is'and ZiHun Sandakan via port* Durctl P. S'tenbam and I'cnam; /Vrni P. Pwcttenhum,
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    Mails to Arrive.
    117 5 Fran lin n— By the I> I steai lei TcebU, due July 2. From China— By the M.M. steamor Caledoui> ii. due July 27. uoe une uno uuo nue uly nly oly uly uly uly ul.v I", M. M. July 9 19 P. 40. July 11 2t
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    Clearances.
    81 5 July aa Laugbuuk, Brit str, Saigon Fnmi Main, Jap str, Calcutta Slavouia, Gir 6tr, Japan via port 1 Cyrus, Brit str, Hisaki Nain Yong, Brit str, Saigon >3 P. K. Luitpold, Ger sti Japan via ports Thocgwa, Brit btr, Madras via ports Janet Nicoll, Brit str, Port Swettenbam v
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    F.M.S. TIN INDUSTRY.
    737 5 Chinese Demands for Government Assistance. bo Car, we have uot hwri tliat any reply lias bctn forthcomiug from the Rollout General of the Federated Malay St.iU's to thu various demauds for Oovernmeut assist auco recently made by tho Chinese of I'erak through Mr. B. L. liiockman. C.M.G.,
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    Arrival of Passengers.
    152 5 liy tlic Lady Weld, Captain Fripp, July 2ii. From Malacca, Mrs. Shcllubciir from Muar, Messrs. Boyd, L. W. D. Mdo Treidcville aud F. O. Wallace. By tho Carlyle, Captaiu Cobb, July 23. From Port Swettonbaui, Mr. Paddon -Itow from Malacca, Messrs. J. Brown, A. L. BuyerK, Simpson
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    48 5 Tiukßauji on Fort Canning and MouDt Fabcr drop daily at 1 p m., bingapore standard time corresponding to 6 a.m. Greenwich mean time. The tirno gun is tired at 12 o'clook noon, indicating Singapore standard time, on every day excepting Sunday, when it is fired at one o'clock.
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      627 5 STEAMER SAILINGS, CHARGEURS REUNIS "RDUNO THE WORLD LINE. The mum Iwia-aeww Ht— nwi "Ouessant" lii.OOi hOM .li-i'lactuiout. DUE ABOUT AUGUST 21. 1908. -mi. Miid V» i.v nanwdstlM HOSGKONG. SHAN3HAI. CH NWANTAO. KOBE. YOKOHAMA AND AMERICA. in -i. m Runga P«w b«w Wngifw to CANADA PRI rXITKD STATE* rOEUBOPK VIA CAN'AIIIAN
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      465 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. APCAii LINE STEAMERS. Int iiiiK iu:viitioiid :rail atu»n. m of the ibovo Line maintain a Ngalw ecrvico between CuloutU iu4 Jitp'.u. caliiim at Puoani;. Sines p >r Eloagkoog M I Shaneliai en nmfi H.EET. T>nB Commaudar 8.». "J*»an m 8,300 3.0. OutKrt a.*. "OumobtAfcah" 4,600 8. H. Bkls-js
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      459 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. CTP R Canadian Pacific Raiiwa> Company's Royal Mail Steamship Line TMK R&TION.Mi UHMWAI TO KUttOPH VIA <lIIN\ J U'AN, CANADA and »b. UNITED STATES. Monti from UoaAoag, via Ku&ugbal, Nagaeaki, hilhiiil Bm "I .l»p»D), Kobe, Yokohama, i ft »,rl Vancouver, X.M.6. "BntM 0* iMt" Vl'win-aorew «l*»K.M.B. Immi op
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      376 5 AUCTION SALES Powell and Co. Aug 1 —At bale-room, valuable froebold laud known as Scngkang Estate, at Linggi, near Port Dickson, at t'M p.m. 11. L. Coghlaii and Co. July ■_'"> -At sjlin.lon," Bcotts Road, household furniture, etc.. at 2 n .n. M -At 1», Knierald Hill Road, lino collection
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      79 5 A BHEEP SHEARERS TRIALB I liavo followe<l tl.o shearing tmasca thruu^li Now Zealand and all over Australia," bays Mr. It. L. Mcßcao of Duntronn, K. Z., and the changes of water and tucker always brin 4 ao attack of diarrliou.i. Thu only relief I can obtain is from Chamborlaiu'e Colic,
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      165 5 Singapore Tide Table. tVa"* I: lv 'II la July 29.) IIIOH WATER. T/)W WATER Hm irght Time Il'ght July bra. mia ft. ins. hrt.:nin. ft. ins. thb«.!-«23 I 6 "i 9 p™ M 3 m"|H i'.e f 7.^) I'.n 7.7 1.19 am 2.8 Kmdat .1 7.41 i.rr 8.5 1.31pm 3.J
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      184 5 Ml b\ DA> I hursiidy, July 23. High Water. 619 p.m. B. I. homeward mail olnaes 3 p.m. Johore Plantcm' Meeting. 12-15 p m. Rowing. Double Sculls Final. Lawn Bowling Tournament. Aihauibra. Ben Hur. 7 to pm. Japanese Cinomatograpn. 7-.10 p.m Harima Cinrmatograph. 7SO p.m Wayang Kassim. y p.m. Friday,
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    DEATHS.
    50 6 Colxaobi. On June 27, Martin Henry Cnlnaghi, of the Marlborough Gallery, passed peacefully away at O:Ja, I'all-Mall. Moses.— At her rc-idence, The Pavilion. Oxley Rise, on July 23, Miss Roselie (Host). -Idest daughter of the late Caichick Moses, iged 60 years. Deeply regretted. Calcutta aud Java papers please copy.
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS THURSDAY, JULY 23.
    721 6 The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS THURSDAY, JULY 23. Renter's telegrams of yesterday and today show that the Straits Settlements and Filtrated Malay States are receiving a cont-i derablo amount of attention in the House of Commons. Such a result might have been anticipated after tbe visits of three distinguished
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    372 6 Our senior Penang contemporary returns to the subject of the Opium Fa-ms and a Straits Preventive Service. After quoting our recent remarks, our coutemporary says: If what is an open secret in Penang, and has been for some time past, is not so in the Southern Settlement, we can only
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    18 6 A cargo of korosine oil for Calcutta, arrived from Balik Papon, yesterday, by the Japanese stcamur Fuini Maru.
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    22 6 The Police have a> rested a Chinaman on a charge of housebreaking and theft in Tampenis Road at 9 o'clock, last night.
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    25 6 From Pulo Soesoe, tbo Dutch steamer Sultan van Luugkat arrived, ou Tuesday, "it route to Adelaide, with a cargo of oil and bencine in bulk.
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    27 6 The service in English at the Joliore Church will lake place on Sunday at 845 a.m., aud will be couducted by the Rev. J. A. B. Cook.
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    39 6 The Penang correspondent to the Times of Malaya states that the trade in the local bazaar is so bad that tbe other day he noticed seven shops in one row closed down. 1 wo more failures occurred laut week.
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    23 6 The importation of dogs from Negri Sembilan into Sclangor has been prohibited in consequence of an outbreak of rabies in tbe former State.
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    26 6 It is stated iv Bangkok exchanges that the 2,000 new shares of ticals 100 each iv the Bangkok Dock Company. Limited, have been over subscribed for.
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    23 6 Two Hokiens were convicted of possession of illicit chandu by the Second Magistrate, this morning. One was fined S.'iO and the other 130.
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    25 6 A Chinaman was arrested, this morning, for stabbing another Chinaman, in the Kaudang Kerbau Distiict. It is expected that the injured man will not survive.
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    32 6 The order made by the Hon. R. N. Bland, Resident Councillor, Penaug. prohibiting the export of cattle from tho Island of Penang has been extended up to the end of this month.
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    33 6 Thirteen Chinese, who were prosecuted b) Mr. A. W. Bailey, of the Chinese Protectorate, before the Third Magistrate, Mr. E. E. Colman, yesterday, on a charge of refusing to sign contracts, were discharged.
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    34 6 During a storm at Penang on Tuesday morning, the roof of premises No. 77, Rope Walk, next to those which were recently burnt down, collapsed, aud a Chinese inmate of the house was killed.
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    34 6 Coroner's jury has returned the verdict of wiltul murder against the husband of the woman named Kulsun, who was alleg<Hi to have beeu murdered in a house in Pcrak Rjiid. Penxng. on Wednesday week
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    48 6 A Kh'ii was tried before the Second Magistrate, Mr. C. F. J. Green, this morning, on a charge of cheating auother in inducing him to pay *4.20 for birds' nests which proved to be imitation?. He was fined tluO or, in default, sentenced to a month ■> rigorous imprisonment.
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    46 6 The Times of Malaya hears that an attempt is being made to induce all Chinese in Ipoh to boycott a Japanese Magic and Comedy Cuiupmiy. It is s,u i that tiie more iguomui classes have been told they will be assaulted if they patronise the show.
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    35 6 Damage to the extent of £30.000 was caused by tiu> on June 27 at the mansion ol Douglas- Suppoit. near Coatbridge, Lanaik shire, owned by Sholts Campbell Douglas, brother and heir presumptive of Lord Blytbeswood.
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    41 6 The Time-- of Malaga states that a new miue is being opeued near IV.ujong Rambutun by the Kinta Association, Limited. It is stated that a hydraulic dredge, similar to those in use iv Australia, is to be installed on tho pioperty.
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    40 6 Tuesday, .'ays the Pinang Gaz>'tf>, was thr. anniversary of the date— July 21, 1893— 0u which tho steamer Rujali Kuugsi Atjeh was captured by Achiuesc off tho corth coast ol Sumatra, wheu the captain, mate, aud tS persons were killed.
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    47 6 The postal authorities must be ovei vt orked somewhere, says the Malay Mail, of Viiday. A letter, posted to us by the Munngcr of the liandmanu Corrick Company from Java, ou May 25, has just come to hand bearing the SeUngor postmark of the 10:h instant 1
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    37 6 A Bengali tramway conductor was scj tenced to three months' rigorous imprisonment by the Second Magistrate, Mr. C. F. J. Green, yesterday, for delivery of a used ticket to a passenger and for retaining the three cents.
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    47 6 Lok Ah Tew, charged with theft of two Siamese banknotes, valued at ftl'2o, two grid bracelet", valued at 8220, and a hair pin. valued at IM, the proixirty of Sam Wee, ol 388 South Bridge Road, was acquitted by the Third Magistrate, Mr. E. E. Colman, yesterday.
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    47 6 The American section of the Federation of Cottou. Spinner- at Manchester has derided on a further reduction of 108.) hours during the next seven weeks states a telegram dated London, July 11. The Egyptian spinners were to meet on the following Friday to consider a similar pmposal.
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    47 6 The Governor of Kwaogsi Province, in China, has memorialised the Throne stating that tho rebels have now been suppressed, aud urging that the country could be kept quiet if the capital were moved from Kueilin. Sonic years ago the proposal was afoot to make Nanniug the capital.
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    62 6 Vestial. who was tried before the Second Magistrate, last week, on a charge of theft ol a pair of shoes valued at 83 from the room o! oue Charles Santa Maria, and was convicted, appeared iv court, yesterday, to receive W» seuteuce, which was a month's rigorous impr isunni' n
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    51 6 Bangkok is nothiug if not enterprising The latest scheme ou the tapis is a Model Farm to be established at Prapatoom. Boh local and foreign capital will be invested in the scheme. All sorts of dairy cattle and other animals arc to be imported from Australia and elsewucre for breeding
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    66 6 The Hankow Daily Nous states that an Italian named Mori shot a compatriot naninl I'.'u iiihni. on the 3rd instant. It appears that the attack wan caused by jealousy. Moii fired two shot- oue took i-it ■> -t on tlie tun mi.. and tbe other grazed the body. He has
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    80 6 The F.M.S. Railways administration rrported to be using the pruning knife ie tin direction of curtailing expenditure. Tbe litest retrenchment that has beeu carried out, says our 'i'aiping contempo'ary, is th< dockiug of the colonial allowance, hithertc granted to driver*, guard* and so forth, win itre detained overnight at any
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    626 6 Mr. Nicholas .1. Murphy. M.l>.. for Kilkenny South, has resigned. Tho death is announced of Mal.'olra Khan Mm l'.tsim Minister at Rome. Mr. J. Charter has beeu r. .levied i hi Officer of the Sclangor Fire Brigade. There is to be a Fancy Dress Ball at tho
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    72 6 It will be ({ratifying news to the n of Hongkong, says the local Telegraph, ot tlm l.'lh instant, to learn that for th<: Brat titm alter many months the daily record showing the number of cues if pMf|M whicli h:ivu ix'curred within the Colony during the last 24 hours is
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    94 6 A burglary at the premises occupied by Messrs. Caldbeck, MacGrcgor and Company, iv Hnngkoug, was reported to the policu on the 15th ill*' nit. When the clerk enterud at six o'clock in the morning he found the mum loor oncn and further examination showed hat thu drawers in the place
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    78 6 A now scheror for Cliinc<o Siud< nt Ini< r ureters in the F.M.S. lias been approved by ho Huii Commissioner. MM tho lVrak Pioneer. There aro to be thr".- oIMMI >t Interpreters: Studeut Interpn t< rs, (Wag irom »4-J0 to SGOO Certificated Interpreters from J720 1,5150, and Senior Interpreters from
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    OLYMPIC GAMES.
    352 7 SUCCESSFUL COMPETITORS FROM UNITED STAIES. International Shooting Contests at Bisley. l.irin 1 IMMH London. July 22. American competitors won the final of the 800 ni< trcs race and the high jump, and also most of the In-ats in the sprint r;i, Olympic QMBM in London y< -t< rduy.
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    THE STANDARD OIL COMPANY'S RECORD FINE.
    43 7 THE STAND ARD OIL COMPANY'S RECORD FINE. ;U»ctbk's TumaRAU Loudon, July 23. The Circuit Court of Appeal at Chicago has quashed tho decision of tho lower court tilling the SU'idnrd OUCoMMMJ «29,000,000 (gold) imposed ou August I!. MOV, aud has ordered a retrial.
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    SERIOUS FIGHTING AT TABRIZ.
    26 7 jßnrTNic'R Tki.i-cjra*' Loudon, Jul> Mi Then at Tabriz on Monday It h reported MM two hundred persons were- killed and wound, d
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    COUNT KOMURA'S FAREWELL.
    49 7 Bi i m*i Th win London, July 23. Count Kou, irn, the new Japanese Foreign Miuistcr. h.is presented his letters of recall, as Ambassadjr to St. James's, to King Edward. Sir Kdward Grey, thu Foreign Minister, was present afterwards at the farewell audience with Queen Alexandra.
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    DIAMOND MINE CLOSING DOWN.
    39 7 l,i rsa Tkli:..i:vm London, July 21. Tho l>c Bear i mjhj h:is decided to close d,.» n the Do Itcers diamond mine. This will necessitate the discharge of two hundred whites aud twelve hundred natives-
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    CARDINAL RAMPOLLA.
    18 7 [Dbb Ostasiatiscbb Lloyd Tklioraml Berlin, July 22. Cardinal Rampnlla has arrived at Eiusiedeln, in Sw t/erluud.
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    WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY.
    34 7 !Dh UsiASUTiscHa Lloyd Tkl««r*m] Berlin. July It It i-< intended to establish a second wiret|h station at Marslield, and it is turn MM a direct hue with New York will b>' mM|
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    MOROCCO.
    26 7 [D>K OarASUTlscHi Lloyo Tkliiuram] Berlin. .Inly 22. The Dip ii.i'.i. corps at Tangier has piotctcd against the Use of police by the French at A/.iujur.
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    WARRING REPUBLICS.
    17 7 [Dbb Qmmnmem Lm» Tklkhiam] Berlin, July 22. War b< Hwi Nicaragua and Honduras is Imminent
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    321 7 Another Murderer Sentenced to Die oo the Gallows. At the Assizes, early yesterday afternoon, Mr. Justice Strcombe Smith placid the black cap upon h>s head and told Chow Ann tint he was sentenced to bo hanged by the neck until ho was dead. This was the second time
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    FIRE ENGINE ACCIDENT.
    641 7 Javanese Driver Charged with Rash and Negligent Act. Lahinit. driver of list Municipal motor fire engine Broadrick, ap|>carcd before the Third Magistrate, Mr. E. E. Colman. this morning, on a charge of rash ami negligent driving, at 2.15 n.ui.on the 10th instant, near Cavenagh Bridge. Mr. Simpson,
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    Charge Against Chinese Chop.
    95 7 Su-w Kit. of Cliop Kwonc Chi Woh, Chiorliew Street, M pro eruted in the WbMm Court MM! M 0. C. Howard, Mb morning. •>" obarg( of selling or exposing (or (tale Chim |>. in to nieli a forced trade mark or Mm disruption was applied. Messrs.
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    Gambling Farms.
    73 7 FEDERATED MALAY STATES IN HOUSE OF COMMONS. Mr. R. Laidlaw's Concern for Native Morals. IKbdtbb's Tbuobamj London. July 23. Mr. R. Laidlaw, "Liberal Member for East Renfrewshire, asked Colonel Soely, Under Secretary for the Colonies, to consider the refusal to continue licensed gambling in Malay States after the
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    DEATH OF A FAMOUS BISHOP.
    63 7 IRaOTBB'd TELROKAIfI London, July 22. The Bishop of Now York. Henry Codman Potter, is dead. Bishop Potter was horn at Schenectady, NY on May 25, Ih:i.">. and was a son of Bishop Alooza P. Potter of Pennsylvania. He was coadjutor to his nncle Horatio, Bishop
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    PROPERTY RESTORED.
    252 7 Chinaman Acquitted on Charge of Dishonest Retention. Thomas Campbell, seaman living at the Sailors' Home, lost a box of chiu".ware. valued at 818. from his room. The box was recovered surtsecjuently by K P. C. Little, at No. 196 Middle Uoad, aud a < "hi namau named Tan
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    Did not Love the Police.
    165 7 Pito.hay, Tamil P.C. 108, charged with extortion of six cents from four Chinese hawkers on Ann Si mv Hill, on the 14th instant, was before the Third Magistrate, Mr. E. E. Colman, yesterday, for further evidence from the cjmplainants. You do not look upon tho
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    The Alhambra.
    92 7 The Alhanibra Cinematograph was packed to overt! iwing last night. Not only was every available seat taken up, but there was not even standing room in the space between th' dollar seats and the screen. number of new and interesting pictures n, exhibited, but the chief attraction was
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    Oxygen for Cutting Metals.
    157 7 One of the most remarkable nse« of oxygen gas is for the cutting of metals. By means of it, such things as steel rails and armour |iUtt can be cut with great ease. The invtntionisa (ierman one, and it has been in use for several years.
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    The Sugar Convention.
    59 7 Mr. Anquith, on the 15th instant, received a deputation of Liberal Commoners protesting against the new Sugar Convention. Mr. Villiers accused the Government of betraying Free Trade and violating the constitution. Mr. Asqtiith maintained that the arrangement was atxo'utely consistent with Free Trade. He denied I hat
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    Planters' Association.
    769 7 CONDITIONS REGULATING ISSUE OF LOANS. Request to the Resident-General. A meeting of the Planters' Association ol Malaya was held at Ipoh on Sunday, thirteen gentlemen being present. Mr. K. W. Harrison, K'ang, occupied the chair. The Secretary, Mr. H. C. B. Zacharias, drew attention to the scant way
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    Chinese Contractors Disagree.
    202 7 Tan Lcang Hni, a contractor in the employ of Messrs. .luliii Aird and Company, prosecuted Yap Moon II >un and Pang Uuck Tai beforo the Fomth Magistrate, yisierdny afternoon, witb a view to having tin m hound over to ktep the peace. Mr. K. M. Tozer appeared
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    INDIAN ANARCHISTS.
    248 7 Threatening Letters Received by Prosecuting Counsel. Mr. Eardley Norton, who is conducting the prosecution iv the Manicktollah bomb conspiracy cases at Calcutta, has received no fewer than four threatening letters recently, the last of these being handed to him while he was examining one of the witnesses a
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    QUARANTINE REGULATIONS.
    192 7 Difference in Cost of Sustenance in Penang and Singapore. Referring to the official rates for rations per day at the Quarantine Stations at Singa pore and Peuaug, the Siam Observer ask-. why does a Chinaman cost a cent a da) more to keep in Singapore than a Malay.
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    ENGINEERS ADVENTURE.
    167 7 Narrow Escape from Drowning off Manila. The chief engineer ot the steamer Loonc sang, vow in port, will not goswimmiug foi a while, says a Manila paper. On July 9, a number uf men from the Rubi and the Loongsaug were enjoying a sea bith when the engineer
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    LONDON RUBBER MARKET.
    158 7 In their fortnightly circular, dated Juno Messrs. W. J. and H. Thompson report Para.— Since our last, prices have gradually improved, owing to thu fact that the fail l> large stocks of lira Rubber are held awa\ from the market for tho preseut. The elnsi is steady
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    Big Opium Seizure.
    89 7 Sixty-sevon kilos of opium, the largest seizure ever made in the Philippines mm valued at about pesos 12.000, were taken on July 11 from aCiiinamiu resideu' i i MiniU. The opium is said to hive b*n taken over from II mxkong on tie Lo a|W( ami the
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    Proposed Anglo-Siamese Treaty.
    153 7 In Tinland makes the following editorial remarks with rtgird to the fuithcouiiug treaty with Si»m It has also been suggested that Ke lan tin and Tringgmin should be merged iuto the Federated Malay States for purports of administration. In the light of recent events, it has own
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    YOUNG TURKEY.
    154 7 REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT IN THE BALKANS. Greek Atrocities in Macedonia Incense the Bulgarians. KaOTBHS TuLHttKAMI London, July 22. It is reported from Salonika that six batteries of Anatolian Rodifs hivo procciMk-d to Mouas'ir wh«ro the TtMMj Turk -y I'.irty have formed a regular Government at AchriiU and R;sna. A
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    RUMOUR ABOUT RODJESTVENSkV MUCH EXAGGERATED
    56 7 [Daa OaTASUTiscHi Lloyd T»iihki» Berlin, July 22. The reported death of Admiral Kxlj-'it-vensky is contradicted. Kbotkb's Tblrohams] L union. July ML The report of the death of Admiral Kodjestveusky is untrue. The mist ike arose out of the confusion of two persons of tin- same
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    KING AND EMPEROR.
    30 7 iDbb OsTAitUTiscaa Lloyd TMjM»MI| Berlin, July 22. The Emperor William and King E Iward will meet ou Auyust II at FriodrichshoC iv the Tauuus, iv West Germany.
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    EUROPEAN AND INDIAN
    429 7 Slaughter of Rat Leads to Charge of Assault. A Tanjong Pagir mand >r, nainnl Ividir. proseeiitfd Mr. M. Fish and a CMimman, named K.h Ah Chai, Uf ire the Fouith Magistrate, Mr. Maurice Thuuder, this morning, on a charge of asstult. Mr F. M. Chopard aopcared for
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    Trouble Among Lahat Mining Coolies.
    112 7 We learn to day, s iys the Times of M ilaya, of Tiu-wlay, tint wrioiis trouliln has bftiKM out amongst the Cliiuese mining coolie, at I .ah it owing to the closing down of so many of the mines in tin: oistrirt. iwrti from the,
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    29 7 A Chinaman has been arrest* d on a charge of defrauding th opium faun l-y removing opium iv the p'oc s- of uiauulauture and rcuUviug it l>y ruck sugar.
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      Polo.
      23 8 England v Ireland. Thi^ match at H« Martini resulted iv a win tor Bnglaad, after hard -tr>i v:U\ by 5 goal* 104
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      Golf.
      227 8 Yorkshire Championship. Mr. K. A. Law n (Mm Amateur Champion has won the Vorinnire t'iianipinnshipfor the secoud time. b*ntiiiL' Mr. F. Wilson <Ciautoni, at HaaaVple, ijy o up and Ito play. LaaMsl ln-^t \ietovy \vn> iv Kwlcir iv KM*). .^clangor Ladies' Medal. The following nanll wire le'Urued for lha
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      Cricket.
      618 8 Gentlemen beat Players. At tin- Oval, on the 11th instant, tic i.-utli iiici) beat the Players by six wiofcaag. In the corresponding match. 1 i-t year, the i untlctiieD, at the drawing uf *tiiiu|<s oa :i tint day, stood in a tlattcring position, as iv CMO of a total
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      Swimming.
      65 8 l.oni; MttMKC Race. Ko b v.ci- lhaa ilii'ty wvcb ooi iucluding six ln.li IM akn tht: amaUQl IcliHrnpinns of Boitlsad, Prance, Bekiura Holland aud ABM rie.i, took i^art iua 1 1 -mile race iv lha Tinim on Jaao .T. A. .larvU, of l,«-ic« >t« r, woa la :;j miui.te-
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      Rugby Football.
      68 8 New Zealand v. England -Wales. The sweoud international match was played at WeUiagtoa on .lime 27 before 15,000 people. Haiu fell most of the Hbm. The result was a draw 3 points all. Fraueis scored a penalty goal for New /i-alaud aud Pouty Joues scored a line try
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      Association Football.
      80 8 Straits Indian v. Twilight Club. .v frieudlv nOOM match will bo p''>' 'i en tin I'o-t Data Boaad, Bcaob Hoaa,thii cveuing betwecs tho Twilight Football Kmmy uiation ami the Str.iits Imli ius. The follow-in-j will ri'pivsent the Twilight Club Tay Swee Walt, K^ |i < i'i'k Biaag aud
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      Lawn Tennis.
      77 8 S.C.R.C. Tonrnnnient. The f.'llo wins; kba IwaUofplM M rday in the S.C.K.C. I.awn Teuuis Touiuainent A DoBBbM. Tan Tiaiu Kiat mid Choo N.an Kirn. owe 1, brat Kioni; Chin Ktif; and Son-j; Ou-; Biaag, scr., 6—4, o— '2. To- Morrow's Tic. CuAMi'ioxsiiii' (ShMl Final .i Scow I'oh Llh;:
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      Lawn Bowls.
      128 8 S.C.C. Tournament. Yesterday's results iv the h.C.C. Lawn Bowling touroaineut wore as follows: BONLBi H AMJICAI". M. B. McKcan,— 6 beat -T. McKeuzie. 3, 21—17. H. Freeman, .">, bi.itA. M. Hogg. 5, 21— 9. J. Hob'-itsoii J v. A. B. U. Covtuey, scr., 21— H. DtOW B^«mm«. 11.
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      Rifle-Shooting.
      94 8 Penang Ladies' Club The following were the pviucipal score* imi.ii! by the members of the IVu ing Ladies KiSlo Club ou Monday 100 130 Total. Mrs. Lacrinn 2-J 22 50 Mrs. Jamicton 2;) M 47 Mr-. Fisbcr U 21 48 -Mrs. Jarvis -20 21 ii Mrs. Sprout.' M 17
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    Missing from Shanghai.
    131 8 Inquiries urt; bvini; mailc at blianyhai lur a mau MUBsd A. Hcruix, who lc ft Shanghai ou tl»: Juil iaataat, atyiag kbal l.r waasoiag to Cliinkimif. Kroui Obuldaagha went on to Hankow -cud t'lou oa towitnls Iclmui;. Heraux wk-, iu:i-i:> lin riii'i 'i on June 22 last.
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    Japanese Steamer Ashore.
    113 8 Tiio Ml''K. ohartered iteaaaei Sliljo Mam, oa route liojj Jaaaa i.j Bhaagbi I with a canto of Goal, ha» run aihow iv BM bouth■aotßayotttw Kortb Saddk I-'uad. The attempts mide to pt ihc \rssei Hfln-tt r.^ain »er laaMaeeea fnl.a id IheBhaaa^ai Dockand Eugincirinj; Cimpuny wan ciiumunioted with.
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    LOYALTY OF THE FATHERLAND.
    622 8 Kaiser's Visit to Hamburg Occasions Great Enthusiasm. (Vfeoa Oca Ows CoaßHrannn.) 11;. iiiburg, Juno W, Tin. \U;: ci I'nc Oomaa Baaactat tolliiuii;ny til tin. ooeu^ion of euoiuions demonstralions of loyalty on the part of his (ienu:tn subjects. Ilu arrived on Friday night in his motorcar from
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    Hood Fund Bazaar.
    138 8 Over $10,000 has already been realised at the bazaar at Kcnnedytown, Hongkong, iv aid of the flood funds, and it is said that rather more than 10,000 is assured from tbe procetd.s of the H»!e of Chinese embroideries brought down from Canton by tbe girl students for
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    14 8 Ibe Boraat stouo of tho new V..M.C.A. buihV.' M.inil-1 Ja!jf 10 >'i.!i elal .Miiiu'.-.
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      833 8 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. AUCTION SALE OF VAU'ABLE HJKEIIOLD AGRICI'L TUBAIj LAND KNOWN AS THE SESUKAXG ESTATE, SITUATE AT LINGOI. NEAR PORT DICKSON, IN THK DISTRICT OF MEGRt SEMIULAN. CONTAINING AN ABtA Off 7.71(1 AC'Kt:^, 1 KOOl), H I'OLES, To be held at Itoavl iud Co.'s Saleroom, On Tursiliy. Amjust I, at
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      139 8 NOW READY. Exchange Tables. T DOLLARS into BTKBLIIW STERLING into DOLLABB. From 'is. 3d. to 23. yd. Ascending by 1 ;{2nd of a penny. PRICE: $2 PER COPY. POST FREE $2.12 PER COPY. G.A.RIBEIRO&CO., LIMITED, STATIONERS. PRINTERS, BIOKBINDERS AND RU3BER STAMP MANUFACTURERS. SINGAPORE. POSITION WANTED. Ccmpetcut Hotel Mriaagor offcrß MamvfcM.
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    COMMERCIAL.
    259 9 -IH0A10K». -Jl-LV 11, 1909 PRODUCH tumbler buyCCI T..S7 4 do (Cube Nc li unpick id *'opra Bali -I) Jn Pontian. --TO i Yippor. Black buyer- 10.75 3o White 5"- bi>vr~ 17.M Sago Fl' do Bmnei No. 1 188 Pear! Sa«r, Ccffco Buli picked Coffco, Palr.mbann. i <i-. ..Dorian Tapioc*.
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      MINING.
      352 9 >ate cf formaioo Capital MmM Number i ttQe Ftld 8h p Shares V luB IQp1 Qp to U'' 1 0 1^ _^J J_ 1907 15C1 1903 !J&7 !901 1904 '.90S isoe I*) 6 .906 i2oe !907 1904 1907 •Mi :aos i«9B 1900 1907 190^ '306 H49 !907 903 ,000
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      RUBBER.
      351 9 £150,000 UM 8-200,000 '.504 SW.OOO 1303 £70,000 ISOS 5 150,000 !904 *)SOO. INI £75,000 !9oc rno.ooo 1806 £140,000 1807 £320,000 !9iW M7S.D3O 1808 »SSO,OO' Mi £100,000 ISM £SuO,ooo tan «30,00c> 1306 1250,000 1904 £W,OOO |9<M tIOO.COO !^3S £30,000 i«O3 tKn\<oo '3W I uO.OOO :30d £110,«: iWW tUO.I 00 iao«
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      GENERAL.
      177 9 I^4 «*,^7.i0.0 4,« C* 7,»igo ia/e »;f IS9B mi ftoi M5.00U 1.600 i 40 SO -t; MS 000.000 !S,O0C':OO U3.000 123 IJ3 ..■> b.«w.om moo.ooo I is z :;<ji ni,ooa MuO 10 ie lW sliJ oo st%on jg 190.- 1 •jeS.'i.OW MO.OOO 24,000 10 10 1891 130,000 13,000 800
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      154 9 The Straits Times, The Straits Budget., SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Payable in Advance. Daily huie pel IMMM >lo i^-i qnaftei 0 .lO |HI MB L- 1 1 lO I Weekly i*i u-flO do :<no do per copy M lor Uicl i irter t il mm and one dollar and v.'.i io.ioi.-..- i
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      63 9 Wines Wines I V -clarc: U 475 per dot Vcrmots'.h of Turiu 1.20 P- litre bot i >-•■ an iuvigorating wint mostly re wramended for weak pcotle and ladie* .00 per quari. Cbiani \\;ae, Braocbettc la deiiciona red sparkling vein. Freiaa, Fernet Bilters hi-bly recccin>?n<te.3. H\ r-cpf, Are. rled uiaoaroni
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      60 9 WassiamullAssqmuluco. Have Removed TO THEIR NEW PREMISES. OPPOSITE. No. 56 and 57, High Street. ENTIRELY NEW STOCK UNPACKED. '""WUu *v> ED ii!^ .OMETHING :"^^H ES E T jUw^ J At the s P ec al request of our customers SLEDGE Brand MiLK ia boh lacked in tins half the usual
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      200 9 Whiteaway, Laidiaw Co., Ld. LAMP SHADES. OilBtCl6S. i SMOKE La Reina del Orients Cigars. ~O iiE HAD SV H Efc V" WHE rt E I gg^ iEaj I Hersfordshire) GUARANTEED PURE JUICE ONLY OF FINEST SELECTED APPLES. Ihe nlvantages-of a PUBE CIDEfi over SI TI'OIS LIQUOfiS m a tropical climate
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    Obstreperous Chinese.
    466 10 VIOLENCE EXHIBITED IN THE BRITISH NAVAL COURT. Plucky Police Tackle Seamen. When the finding of a Nava! Court held at the British C'onxulate this morning, says the Kobe Herald of July 2, to euquiro into charge* of refusal of d it y brought by Mr. O. T. Crcrar,
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    A Curious Defamation Case.
    170 10 Amongst tli. cases instituted in the District Court of Colombo is one for rupees r >,ooo damages for libel. The plaintiff bears the name of Joseph Marian, butler in a European residence. He sues the proprietor and publisher of the Muslim Friend. At the beginning of
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    The Starving Uncontrollable.
    214 10 Tlie district <A SaixiDg, in tbc West of the KwangtUDg I'rovincc. lias been badly bit by tbe floods, and tbe people aru sa j,j to be starving. On tbe seventh of the present Chinese month, four boats laden with rice for the sufferers sailed t Him Loting,
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      222 10 Straits Cycle Motor Co., 15, BATTERY ROAD. liiianicllinvr. Plating and General Repairs by Skilled Workmen. Electrical Plant Accumulators Charged. Motor and Cycle Requisites, j Oils, Grease, etc., etc. Carbide of Calcium. Gasolene Lamps. Mant les, Sewing Machines, Disnl .p Cycle Tyres. AGENTS: Smith Premier Typewriters. Star Cycle Co., Ltd., Wolverhampton.
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      401 10 SALES BY AUCTION. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. AUCTION BALE 7,710 ACRES Of Valuab!.* Freehold Land known as SENGKAN ESTATE, situate at Linggi, near Port Dickson, in the -tatt'of Negri Sembilan. To >>< h<-ld at Powell and Co.s Saleroom, On fiffWay. AwguM at 2 -i 0 f m. POWELL CO., Anetioneprs. Donaldson and
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      95 10 WELL NAMED. Chamborlain'rt Colic, CboWra and Diarrhoea Remedy is just what its namu implies. For pains in the stomach, cramp colic or diarrhoea, it has no equal. For sale by all Dispensaries and dealers. "DE SUMATRA POST." Published daily at Medan. Deli, is tht LEADING paper in Sumatra. 6 THREE
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      499 10 INSURANCE Companies SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA. (IsUkllah**' A-srts 1 x.cid 400,000 Iscomi,l»o7. exocd.-d X1,'250,000 ÜBcs:' BMMry R.1 W. WMITt. siug.ipore. .M,»nRS»r. South- Eiitern Am. 0 43 The Standard Life. THE OLDEST BRITISH LIFE OtFICE IN THE KAST. PROVIDE FOR RETIREMENT by taking a policy nnder the ne« SIMPLE
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      655 10 BANKING COMPANIES. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER PaiJ np Capital iv £0,000 Shares of £Jueaoh <1, 300,000 Reaorvs Food <I,,'>2Voo< Reaorve Liability of Propnttora <1, 300,000 BANKERS. Bank ot England. National Bank of Soctland. The London City A Midland Bank. Lid. SINGAPORE BRANCH. Current
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      584 10 BANKING COMPANIES. HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. Stirling Reßtrve 115,000,0001 Silver Reaerve 118,500,000) W8.M0.000 -jrve Liability of Prcprijtor* 115. 000.000 COURT OF DIRECTORS. Hod. Mr. Henry Keswiok.— Chairman. K. Ooetz. Eaq.— Deunty Chairman. O Barrott, X-<). 0. R. Lenzraann.Esc i C. l<rud. r-.'D Esa. K. Sbellim, E.^q. ibaiavFricßlund.Etq. K. Sbewan,
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    AUTOMOBILISM.
    1156 11 REM4RKABLE IMAGINARY RACE THROUGH MALAYA. What the Future May Hold. out ol tin- ekw-hat, iui<jii«.i«; >-Ly. Mm snu Umh dowa i'» the little cluster of win-til ustaiiil-.^uy with many colunu ii Bagli wliicli tlnttrr fnno tiuii' ti' time in Mm MM MHiag titfiillv mm Mm paichod tin miuing ground
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    BRITISH RELIABILITY.
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