The Straits Times, 14 June 1911

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    13 1 The Straits Times. NO. 23.591 SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 14. 1911. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      381 1 WATSON'S No. 1O Whisky THE BEST ™o*. THE TRIUMPH OF OIL Z"" The BLANCHARD (Patent) HIGH-POWER INVERTED SAFETY INCANDESCENT OIL LAMP. *^*wßßr^? *^9*^*^. Burns Parafftn i *^T I KOK M^- <A R^3^^»,"- I RFfilUFNrFft I %s*\ A r In B^ ■^'Bjl 1 mMnSJ^Stmimt J bm«a«( 1 piat of Oil in
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      182 1 Robinson A Co. The Sporting Outfitters |TC^rny^&^ SOL*B AOKN'J S FOR t» BlllillnllllllllllllM P e «eft in design, workmanship Thp TplphrJlfpH Spntnn BlllllllllllTlllnffl and finish ""surpassed for driv1 11C CCICIM dICU OCdlUll l||||||||]j[[TTffmß ing power owing to the method 1111 HI Mil 1 1 tf» stringing with Best Black r
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      3 1 DRINK Marleirs Brandy.
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    STANDARD OIL.
    1105 2 DECISION OF THE AMERICAN SUPREME COURT. Comment by The Times. In a loading ai-ticle publinlicd on May 17, tin 1 .1.11.1. hi Times observed Tbc long.l. iii n .1 111 < i-i.m of the Suprcine Court of the United Stairs in the Standard Oil case liaH been at
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      153 2 Solution MaK.es Fat. Flesh. Bone and Mturcte !jl '.\jr^ Kepler' Solution is a food not fyjfo\jf*y a medicine. ft*i N jJ^ The food that strengthens the </' 3^ weak and fattens the wasted. 'U K\ The food that enrkhes the blood C\ and fortifies the constitution. V The food that
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      59 2 1 La-rola j fry 3 MN Ike X*m M 'CS^V I .■FT Aj VSLVI 1. »n<3 k •P« >l!t1 Jri, B>OOIM t"«J wHIIE (,l ktl ihe year nund f*> V R MM i.n>! pievrnu RouthncW. i AlUdp Im.Mion, l«n. rlc— \f .-.s:p keiki Sllixa I', Till: BUMMU 11KAT j' Cj[
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      397 2 Wools Great Peppermint Care for all internal complaints. Dysentery, Conghfi, Colds, etc. MARTIN'S 1 rtudi Imii Mr d bMMMa» Tkotoitrf l*i« kMp a box of mhUm*. FOte to mmhuma. m Am <** tk« tint lip of uir ImnMT lOrn MM im*l r In v, ha > Tmlit stored tbeM ni
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      276 2 Tbis celebrated bevermKe is xapplied by »11 First-class Hotels, Clubs, and Store* tbrooffboat the World. Byrne A. Co M Singapore. I Huttenbach Bros. Co. X>«nantf. 36. Ml §ramop6one Records JOHN BULL RECORDS It' IKtUBIjK 3IUBH, ALiLi 1 Mr. LIAIBISI r i< LARGE SELECTION IN ENGLISH AND DUTCH RECORDS. Sole Agents:
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    THE TELEGRAPH CO.
    937 3 LOANS MADE TO THE CHINESE GOVERNMENT. The Annual Meeting. 'I'lii vcnty-fifUi half-yearly OffikMl] ■■■■I meeting of tli« KftKU^rn K\:rM«ii>u. AnHtiiiltutia and China T<'lo«;ri|.|i Cr>i>i|>uiiy. I.iiniU'l. was held on Msj Hi, -.a Klwtra lions.. London, Sir John IMb Chiia. K.<M!., prf«idiny. lv the courHe ot luk cu»toiuaty stHtomcut
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      289 3 IIELLIMANSI ll EMBROCATION f ■ll^sfiSr^l s f f u Sh )trl > sa>riii». I \Tzr2z 1 1 R^E|J B |i!'ima h n'Tß(>»«lVmbr r 'ocaliOT*' j EllirnuTutirMnal Embrocation. t^ZJLIIJ,| THE PUNTERS' STORES AGENCY CO., LTD., Kuala Lumpur, Klang, Port Swettenham, Ipoh SUPPLIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF EBTATE REQUISITES. Tapping Knives, Gouges.
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      75 3 Why Colds Are Dangerous. 1 1. you know Umt of all Uie minor ailments colds are by far the most dangerous It is not the cold itself that you need to fear, bat the serious diseases that it often leads to. Must of these are known as germ diseases. Pneumonia
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      508 3 Watermans n f*^^h Fountain Pen M Winged Messenger. II What \l-f<urv w«i »uppo rd lo br in IB th. heathen e<nl a ttin/rd m#-*««-ng r, I to-da c writer, ll commit) hit ikjutiirf- to HI Difirf with t.nrivallrd iprvd. i( vttf II pauket. it ajaju breaks dowu. To write II
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      219 3 M>l^'**'***''^'*'*****'***'^'*^*^' >^ >^"'***^'*"a* a»»»^^^aia»»»»a»a«| f I I^| I I I I I I &K^iia^o Thou who om MKSTL^'S FOOD for InfanU and Con v&lsscen ts place their trust in a standard article farorably regarded by the Medical Profession for upwards of 88 years. Being partly oofßOMd of milk, the addition
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      621 4 3TEJWEB BAILIWGB. BTEAM NAVIGATION C 8 FOR CHINA, JAPAN, PENANG, CEYLON, AUSTRALIA, INDIA, ADBN, EGYPT, MEDITERRANEAN, PORTS, PLY MOUTH AND LONDON. Through Bills of Lading issued for China Coast, Pereian Gulf, Continental, and Amerioan Ports. Steamers will leave Singapore on or about:— MAIL LINES Outward (for China.) 1911 I Aroadia
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      553 4 STEMiII BAIUHCS. N.Y.K. JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. EUROPEAN UNE A Fortnjrhtty service is maintained between Yokohama via ports to Marseilles, London and Antwerp, under mail contract with tbe Imperial Japanese Government. The New Twin-screw Stoamors maintaining this servioe have been specially designed and oonatr noted, and are fitted with
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      615 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. PACIFIC MAIL BTEAMBHIP CO U. 8. MAIL UNE. The great steamship line between CHINA, JAPAN and BUROPB, via Honolulu and San Francisco, operating the new 18,000 tons, twin screw steamers KOREA and SIBERIA, together with the well known steamers CHINA. MONGOLIA MANCHURIA AND PERSIA. CHOIOB OF SIX FIRST-CLASS
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      279 4 STEAMER BAIUN63. Canadian Pacific Railway Co s Royal Mail tnamsjhlp Una. THB NATIONAL HIOHWAYTO BUROPB Via China, Jap am, Cakada abb thb C'nitbd Statbs. Route from Hongkong, via Sbtuighai, Nagasaki (Inland Sea of Japan), Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria and Vancouver, X.M.S. Empress of India" j Twin screw RM.S."Bmpr«sofJ.pa." R.M.S. Empress of
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      508 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. HAMBURG AMERIKA UNE. HAMBURG, I* AMD •eutmne iwrwr fAMTMES. "K«M" KMI Combined Service. Tbe gteamors of these Companiea maintain a regular servioe between Hambarg Bremen Antwerp, and Rotterdam, and the Straits, China and Japan. Homewards, they are dospatolmd fortnightly tor Havre and Hamburg and once a month for
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      606 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. IM D. L. Borddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen. IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL UNE. Tbe fast and well-known mail (teaman cl this Company sail fortnightly from Bremen Hambarg, via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southampton, Gibraltar Genoa, Naples (oonnaouag Marseilles, N piss, Alexandria, and vioe venal Port Said, Sa«/., Aden, Colombo, Panang, Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai,
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      650 5 STEAMER SAILUMS. TOY! I KISEN KAISHA (Oriental S.S. Go.) And WESTERN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Tho New Route Via China, Japan, Honolulu, and San Francisco to all Points in the United States, Canada, Mexico, and Europe. Opiating tIM H«w 21,00fltwi TripJs tern Turbine Liners "T«*fC Maru and Chtyo •aru,- th« Quaeni
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      177 5 THE BRITISH INDIA BTEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. LIMITED. KOR PORT SWETTENHAM AND PENANG. The Company Turbine steamer LAMA 2,198 tons, will leavo the Singapore Koads for tbo abovo ports every Wednesday, at 4 p.m., arriving at Port Swettenham in time to connect with the 8.30 a.m. train to Kuala 1 Lumpur.
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      661 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. BURNS PHILP LINE. SINGAPORE TO JAVA PORTS. PORT DARWIN, THURSDAY ISLAND. BRISBANE and SYDNEY via TORRES BTRAITS. Also taking passengers and cargo with transhipment for other VICTO RIAN, SOUTH AUSTRALIAN and NORTH QTJFENBLAND PORTS, BRITISH NEW GUINEA NEW BRITAIN, TABMANIAN and NEW ZEALAND PORTS. Smooth Panags. Superb Soenery.
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      628 5 NOTICESORIENTAL TELEPHONE MD ELECTRIC CO.. LTD. NOTICE TO TELEPHONE SUBSCRIBERS. A new Telephone Directory is now in course of preparation and Telephone Subscribers are requested to advise the Company, by letter to the Acting Manager, before the 20th instant, of any alterations or additions necessary to the numbers, names, or
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      893 5 SELANGOR TURF CLUB. BUMMER MEETING. 1911. Tuesday, 4th; Thursday, 6th t and Saturday. Bth July. 1911. FIRST OAY. Tusiiitt/, 4th July. 1. THE BEGINNERS.- -Value t4OO. Distance It. C. A race for all horses tbat were Maidens on May Ist, 1911. Weight Sat. K\ griffina allowed 7lbp. Winners of one
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      328 5 the Selangor Clab, or on application to tb..Seoretaries of any of the associated Clubs. The distance round tho course it 1 mile 754 yards. The following is the scale of weights for Q 8 years h.9 90 5* 8 ».j Gentlemen Ridara mutt be mom bera of th« Salangon Turf
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      268 6 HARVEY S WHISKY A GENUINE SCOTCH, EXQUISITE TO THE TASTE. Carefully Blended— Well Matured. Insist on having R.V. Sole Agent*; PATERSON. SIMONS CO., LTD. CLUBS ARE TRUMPS So is our ACE OF CLUBS LAGER BEER. BRITISH Beer, Brewed by The Wrexham Brewery Co. REFUSE ALL OTHERS. SOLE AGENTS: PATERSON, SIMONS
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      161 6 PATBONIZBD ''wn BKa^ BY ROYALTY YOU CAN GET THE BEBT SELECTION OF Ladies' Diamond T> T A TV! O"M Fl Gentlemen's fold and Gem-set Neok. *^A^»> J»\/ J^l *J signet, at all prices. laces of Newest Design.. RINOS Gotd Mais and Pendants of every kind. FROM Ladies' Gem Rings) O
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      183 6 WHAT SOME USERS SAY OF THE Fox TYPEWRITER. TALMO, KANSAS. I would piok the Fox Visible Typewriter in preference to any other make." C. Doclos BATTLE CREEK. MICHIGAN. Alter long experience with various typewriters we have disposed of all others in oar General Offices, also in the New Tots and
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    DAILY TIME TABLE.
    133 7 FIXTURES Wednesday, June 14. High Water. 0.32 p.m., 11.27 p.iu Tampoois Para Co., routing. Thursday, June 15 High Water, 1.5 p.m., 11.68 p.m P. ami O. homuward mail due Friday, June 16. Hi (4ll Wator, 1.59 p.m P. and O. outward mail doe. Trafalgar llubber ir> ctinp.
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    211 7 Today. Port Swctteobuiu and Po't Swuttenhaui aud T. l.il Anaon KinU i pm MilaccH and Mnai Kuka 8 pm Bitul'abnt Hor.jj Win 3 pm Mm.t: k tmi I'cilfiubmn; Maras -I pun To MORROW. PcDantf. Malacca, F.M.S. (By train* 7 am UMok Olaopgi 9 nm Ki rimun lit
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    Mail Steamer Movements.
    178 7 Tlie 1' ad O. b'tv. .v»rd mail iV^tnor 1). !l.i bavrsfi I' hn'<L'kon<( at 1 p.m. on Si'urdiy, the Kali inh'aat, luiy b rxptcted to a'rivo lire oj Tlrjcnliy, the 15tli inst., Tin P. ftud O oitwatd mail steamer Du>ia huvioc led Colombo at 530 a.m. M
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    SINGAPORE SHIPPING.
    241 7 4 Latest Arrivals Arravia. Qm, ntr. MVJ. tins, t'ipt Sobierusbann, J joe 18. From Hontkonß, June 7. G.r. Bubo Miyor Co. For Sabang. L'uc. Honda. C-trlvk, Itrit. s'r. 2M ton*, Captain Scott, June 13. I'Vnui Port Swet'eobmn, Juob 12. (i.e. and I (I. p. Straits Steamships I'jy. Udc.
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    Vessels at Tanjong Pagar and Keppel Harbour
    101 7 Wharves at which Vessels mre Berthed To- Day TANJONG PAOAB East Wharf Basin— Nil. East W. Sbction No 1-Fnh Wo. Sriirs Wharf P.-kinv. Main W. Sk:t. No. 2— Kum Sant{, Dnnera. 8— He'la». 4— Ayuthia, Carlyle 6— N.I. 6 Pnlypbemus. Laooon Dock 7
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    LOCAL PASSENGER LISTS.
    392 7 Arrivals. Per steamer Selangor, June 14.- From Te'ok Ani>on via ports Mrs. Sim", Mm. and Miss R'nckis-ion. Mffsrß. Stott. F. T Shiw, A de Lazirio, Uuekinchom and C. C. B ne. Per »tfi«nier l>. v»n Twi-r, June 14.— From H»t«via: M ss'S. Riidt. Col onb- re. C
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    88 7 The Statist has issued an elaborate banking section, as a separate volume, for the purpose of showing the immense development both of British banking us a whole and of individual banks. It is pointed out that although the first joint stock bank was not formed until 1H26, to-day the deposits
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    Finance & Commerce.
    255 7 Finance Commerce. Swoapoik Junk 14, 1911 Ok London— Bank 4 m/c 2/4J Demand a/4.', Private 6 m/* 8/4 JJ do Bm/» 2/41 Ox GiBMANT— Bank d/d 288* Private 8 m/s 242 j On Francs— Bank d/d 294 J Private 8 m/s 299 Oh India— Bank T. T. 174; Private 80d/p
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      MINING.
      185 7 Ifhqo 3 Valued 10 10 Belat Tin 10 10 liraaDg 10 10 Branch 11yd 10 10 Kanaboi £1 £1 KintaTin £1 £1 KledaDg Tin 10 10 Kuantan Tin £1 £1 Labat Minca 10 10 Malacca Tin 5/- 5/- Pabaog Couhol £1 £1 P. n M kaiun £1 £1 PapiDg
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      JRUBBER.
      597 7 Icsne 3 Value Buyers, hellen. i\- 2/- AlUftat 4 6 2/. 2/- ADfjlo Malay 17/lOJ 18/9 2/- 2/- Batane Malaka 1/10 2/2 jEI £1 Batn Caves 14 0 0 18.0.0 XI £1 Bata Tiga 4.C 0 41 X> £1 £1 Bnkit Kajang 2.0.74 M.TJ Bnkit Lintang 4.0.0 4.10.U £1
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      GENERAL.
      123 7 Value <jj Boyors. Seller* 10 10 Eastern norn Smelting 1000 10 7 700 £1 £1 Electric Tramways 8/8 4/8 10 10 Fraeer Neave 88.00 49.00 100 Howarth Erskinc 4) 00 100 7% Pret. 91.00 100 100 Eata Bro. i>el. 180 00 140.00 100 100 8% Chid. Pret. nom 10
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      DEBENTURES.
      46 7 Buyers Sellers Howarth ErskiDo 6% 1000,000 par Riley, Hargreavee 0% 1284,000 2} Singapore Eleotrio Tramways 6% £860,000 Spore Manicipal 6 11,878 000 nom. Bnyora Sellen S'poro Municipal 4j% 0(1907 •1,800,000 8% 7%pn> S pore Municipal 4J% ofl»O» 11,000,000 7% B%pm Spore Municipal 4% 1602.900 7%dia
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      54 7 Causes of Constipation. Bedeatery IwliilK, lack of outdoor exercise, insiitlieiinl ni.isli, itiuTi uf food, coiihtipatiou, :i toipiil liver, worry ami anxiety, are tlie most eoniMiiin OMMH uf rtMOMII trouhk'H. I omit your li.il.its anil taki> fliaiiilM'rlain's SUmiiu-li anil Liver Tablets and yon will BiMiii be well n-jaiu. For sale hy
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      262 7 AUCTION SALES Powell and Co. June 18 Vt saleroom, silverware and tahie platedwarp, at 10.30. .l.j!": 16 -At, Siler.iom, prafevional book? on tnrtetinz ard civil en^inecrinc, at 11. .lino l'.t At =;ilero-m. electric dynamo, at 11. J'ino'27— At sal-rouio 8,205 acres of land at Pulan 1$ >tarn, at '2.80. .Ijr.i-'J
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      659 7 CAPSTAN MIXTURE ||p"sji| SMOKING MIXTURE *j2| '"^^fci^^ljjj Manufactored in two Strergthß mM lifil MEDIUM and full jfcjjjjj'/j9sß -S^, j^'^ i IN iLB. AIK-TIGHT TINS Sggljl 4O cents. OBTAINABLE AT Messrs. JOHN LITTLE CO., LTD. Messrs. ROBINSON COMPANY. Justus Van !Maurik's Qigars. SEtDOM EOUIUED. NEVER fXCELLEO Specially Recommended MacKinley, Begalia comme
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      148 7 HIGH -CLASS Telephone No. 819. UNDERTAKING. 3 > PHnaep Btre«t, Singapore. MR. ALBERT L. A. DALEY Begs to inform tbe public that tbe kind patronage acoorded him d trine the pggg Ii w yc»r«. bag made it necessary for bim to acqairu another n.w Rubbertyred Hearse, which iirpK** all otlwr-
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    The Straits Times. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14. WHAT MAY CAUSE WAR.
    974 8 The Straits Times. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14. WHAT MAY CAUSE WAR. At the point where East meets West there are two matters that appear to be causing some considerable uneasiness just now. Albania has threatened to break off from Turkey, and Spain is hastening the partition of Morocco, by a movement
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    8 8 The -port of Jeddah has been declared clean.
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    20 8 The Government notification by which the port of Sourabava was declared to be infected on account of plague, is withdrawn.
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    25 8 At the auction of Banka tin held at Rotterdam, on May 81, 72,045 blocks were disposed of at an average price of f.117} per picuf.
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    36 8 A Hokien firewood dealer of 146, Bencoolen Street, has been fined (50 and coits, in the District Court, for having failed to report to the Health Department a case of small-pox which occurred in his family.
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    55 8 The thunderstorms in England on May 81, were the severest experienced for years. Seven persons were killed, including five returning from Epsom of whom two were policemen. Many buildings, including two churches, were struck in London. Pentonville prison was also damaged. There was 4 ins. of rain in London in
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    23 8 There have been 75 cases of cholera in the Lower Perak district, oat of which 49 deaths took place up to June 0.
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    26 8 In the senior magistrate's court, yesterday, a Ken shopkeeper of Hongkong Street was fined t55 for possession of a false daching and for tampering with it.
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    26 8 A silver casket and an address will be presented to Their Majesties the King and Queen by the Ceylon Tamils resident in Singapore at the Coronation.
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    29 8 Mr. Kuller will give a demonstration of flying at Kuala Lumpur, on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, each day at 4.80, but on Saturday he will also fly at noon.
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    29 8 The death is reported of an aged Malay chieftain, Raja Bila, an ex-Penghulu, at his residence at Papan. Deceased is believed to liave been the oldest Penghnlu in Perak.
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    37 8 One-third of the subscriptions raised by the Chinese at Teluk Alison for the coronation in to go towards the fund for the proposed new school in Taiping. The school is to be named 1 The Coronation School.'
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    29 8 Lieutenant Cameron and his wife, who were arrested in connection with the theft of a pearl necklace at Edinburgh recently, have both been sentenced to three years' penal servitude.
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    34 8 A Malay named (tain an has been arrested on a charge of honsebreaking and theft by night in a Tamil's house in Orchard Road. He is alleged to have stolen clothing valued at 985.
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    32 8 A Chinese woman, Too Jip Xeo, was fined •500 or six months' imprisonment by the second magistrate, Mr. Acton, yesterday, for being the occupier of a common gaming house at Middle Road.
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    38 8 The next meeting of the Chinese Christian Association will be held at the Prinscp Street Church, on Friday, at 8 p.m., when the IU-vd. W. Runciman, 8.D., will give a lecture on "The Bible its value for all."
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    49 8 The scheme for a public school athletic and residential club in England has been completed. The site chosen is Wembley Park. It is hoped that the club will be opened in January next. The head-masters of the public schools are giving their support to the scheme and sending contributions.
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    75 8 The attraction at the Alhambra cinematograph from to-night to the end of the week will be a special film taken during the unveiling of the Victoria Memorial, in front of Buckingham Palace, on May 16, by King George, in the presence of the Queen, the German Emperor and Empress and
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    92 8 Save us from our friends, thinks Sheik Husain, a Bengali, who recently arrived from Bangkok. He was met on board by one professing friendship and the twain came to Johnston's Pier together. There Husain left a box containing all his worldly belonging!) and (24.50 in money, in the care of
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    85 8 The report of Whiten way, Luidlaw, and Co. for the year ended February 28, 1911, states that the profit was j£90.149, and, after providing for depreciation, income-tax, directors' fees, and preference dividend to December 81, there is a balance of £52.743, out of which the directors propose to pay a
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    87 8 The annual report of tho Resident of Selangor for 1910 shows that the debt to the State amounted at the end of the year to •5,866,568, and, with the sum owing to Perak. the amount is 18,941,008. The net liabilities were •8,687,954. The trade totals reveal a modorate increase on
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    81 8 Under the auspices of the Indian Christian Association, a public meeting of the Tamil Christians of all denominations will be held at the Short Street (iirls' School on Thursday, the 15th inst., at 5.80 p.m., in connection with the coronation of His Majesty King George V. A cordial invitation is
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    88 8 Four Chinese have been charged with cheating while playing Poh at the Farm at Taiping, with magnetic dice. All four accused hailed from Ipoh, and arrived nominally on different errands at Taiping, and met at the same lodging house, and proceeded to the Farm to gamble. At first the stakes
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    102 8 According to the annual report on Paliaug (or 1910, just issued, the total revenue of tlnstate is »1,017,M01, and, Mr. E. J. Brewster, the Acting British Resident, says, this is the highest yet recorded. It w »115,062 more than the collections ol 1909 and 174.07S in excess of the estimates.
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    409 8 Dr. Cox continues very ill in hospital at Taiping and his condition causes lii» friends much anxiety, reports the Malay Mail. The deaths ure announced of Lord Gifford Rev. George Body, Canon of Durham and of Mr. Hathorntfiwaite, late principal of Elphinstonc College, Bombay. Sir Walter Egerton,
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    The Canton Revolt.
    95 8 Accordiug to the Canton correspondent of the Hongkong Telegraph, the report that Wong Hing, the ringleader <>t the Canton revolt, had been killed at the conflagration of the Viceroy's yamen was denied by tho English papers which also publish the news of liis escape to Annam. H.
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    Filis's Circus.
    103 8 Having had a most successful tour throughout the Malay Peninsula Fillis's Circus has returned tv Singapore and opened for a short season on the Beach Road reclamation last evening. They had an entliusiantic reception and everyone appeared to thoroughly enjoy the big programme of new turns. Varied changes
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    Catholic Club Billiards
    185 8 The billiard match in the final of tlio championship, played last night at tho Catholic Club, between Mr. A. Lewis and Mr. E. H. Valberg, resulted in a win for tho former. The prizes were given away by Mra. W. Mosbergen, tho prize-wiunerH being as follows Championship
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      142 8 Property Sale. At the saleroom of Messrs. I'owcll and Co., yesterday afternoon, the following Singapore properties were disposed of by auction Freehold land at Kaiupong ltahru Road, area 11 acres 1U.J poles, being part of grant 21, together with the dwelling honse kuown as 46, Kaiupong Bahru, formerly let at
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    INVADING MOROCCO.
    96 9 POWERS INVITED TO CHECK SPAIN. German Denial of Incitement. Deb Ostjuhatwchk Lloyd Tblbgbam. Berlin, June 18. Morocco has sent a note to the Powers requesting them to point out to Spain that (ha occupation of Larache w a violation of the Algeciras Treaty, and to demand the withdrawal
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    THE SEAMEN'S STRIKE.
    79 9 NOT LIKELY TO AFFECT THE BIG LINES. Announced to Begin To-day. Rbctkr's Tbleoram. London. June ).'<. Shipowners art not disturbed by the reports of an international strike. They declare that it will be a mot dash 1b the pan, caufcing, possibly, tenipormy inconvenience for the poorer tramps
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    Japan's Seal Fishing.
    69 9 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE FAILS. Russia Hostile to Japanese Claims. Ukiter's Telegram. London, June 14. A Washington nits-age says that Secretary Nagel states that the Intel national Far-scaling Conference is uuablo to agree about the coui|iensation which should be paid to Japan for abandoning pelagic scaling. It is stated
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    THE FRENCH BUDGET.
    38 9 Very Heavy Deficit Anticipated. Rkctfr'> Th.k.kam. London, June 13. A I'aris message says the Senate has disonsscd the French budget. M. Caillaux estimated the deficit at 42,160,000 sterling, though the revenue has Increased by £7,200,000.
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    SUEZ CANAL.
    36 9 Four Millions of New Capital Authorised. Rrctkr'B Telegram. London, June 14. A Paris telegram says the Suez Canal Company meeting has authorised the borrowing of four million sterling for the improvement of the Canal.
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    THE SOUTHAMPTON TROUBLE EXPLAINED.
    21 9 Rectek'h Tklegram. London, June 18. Tho contractors at Southampton have conceded most of the coal porters' demands.
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    GREAT BANK COMBINE.
    29 9 Reciter's Telegram. London, June 18. Chicago telegrams announce the amalgamation of the Continental National Bank and (he Hibernian Banking Association. Their assets aggregate 53 millions sterling.
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    ALBANIANS YIELDING.
    31 9 Deb Ostasiatischk Lloyd Teleobam. Berlin, June 18. It is reported that the Albanian tribes, the Malisons aud the Miredites, are sending delegations to the Turkish headquarters offering to surrender.
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    PENANG AND KING EDWARD.
    29 9 (FroU Ol'R OWM CoRKRSrONDBNT.) Penang, Juno 13. The local Kiug Edward Memorial Fund now amounts to 140,638.50, with, in addition, promises for |5,. r ,(XJ.
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    THE HORSE SHOW.
    64 9 Brilliant Success of German Officers. Rbutbr's Tblbobam. London, Jane 14. In the presence of eighteen German officers, who for the first time are permitted by the Kaiser to compete, the international horse show proved a very brilliant affair. The Germans won the first, third and fourth prizes
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    ASCOT STAKES.
    35 9 RauTßß's Tblbobam. London, Juue 14. The Ascot Stakes' result was as follows:— Willonyx 1 King Midas 2 Victory 8 Betting 9 to 2 against Willonyx and King Midas. 100 to 7 against Victory.
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    CRICKET RESULTS.
    25 9 Rbctfk's Telegram. London, June 14. Northanf. beat Sussex by an innings and 107 runs. Hampshire beat Gloucester by an innings and 103 runs.
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    COLONIAL SKIPPING LAWS.
    721 9 Shipowners' Deputation to the Board of Trade. The l'resideut of the Board of Trade received a deputation on May 15 from the Shipowners' Parliamentary Committee, who placed before him their views on the subject of Colonial legislation affecting merchant shipping. The interview was in anticipation of the
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    36 9 Mr. Justice Bargrave Deane recently disposed of one hundred divorce cases -about one half of the whole list of undefended petitions— in four and a half days, without sitting beyond the usual hour on any day.
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    London Rubber Auction.
    354 9 BETTER TONE OF THE MARKET REPORTED. Prices Practically Unchanged. (From Our Own Correspondent). London, Jane 13. There was a firmer tone at the auction which opened to-day, and prices, except for fine Para, were slightly better than at the last auction on May 28. Two hundred and
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    TIN MINE RETURNS.
    55 9 (Fbom Oik Own Cobrkspondbnt.) Penang, June 18. The May output of Uln Piah is 285.14 piculs of the value of 915,632.70. The estimated profit is 14,397.91. At the Menglembu Lode, twenty stamps worked 26 days. 1,380 tons of stone were crushed, with an output of 301 piculs
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    The Origin of Khaki.
    336 9 A correspondent writes ln your Saturday's issue there appeared a paragraph on the Origin of Khaki." I, however, think that I am correct in saying that a neutral tint for the British army, when in undress uniform, was first thought of and adopted during the I'trak
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    MAY RUBBER RETURNS.
    37 9 Tambalak.- 1,300 Ib. Mandai-Tekong (Singapore).— l,ol2* lb., making a total, for the 10 months, of 8,6051 lb. I'ahung Estate.— January 3001 b., February 87S lb., March 950 lb., April 960 lb., May 1,812 lb.
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    The Steward Tragedy.
    1394 9 CROSS-EXAMINATiON OF THE ACCUSED CONTINUED. Alleged Relations with the Deceased. (Fkom Oob Special Correspondent.) Koala Lumpur, Jane 18. The cross-examination of Mrs. Proudlock was continued this afternoon. She said she faintly remembered meeting her husband. His Lordship Was that purely chance Witness I had sent for my
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    MORE MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
    286 9 (From Oik Special Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, June 14. Dr. Fletcher, continuing his evidence to-day, said that marks on a woman indecently assaulted would depend on the length of the struggle the amount of resistance offered and the strength of the attack. Witness thought it probable that, as
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    ST. HELENA RUBBER CO., LTD.
    257 9 The Proposed Amalgamation With Tapah Estates. The negotiations for the proposed amalgamation in London of the St. Helena and Tapah Estates, details of which have already been given, having temporarily, if not permanently fallen through, an extraordinary general meeting of St. Helena Rubber Company, was
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    76 9 Mr. John Dillon, M.P., was motoring at the foot of Slieve Gullion on June 4. when the car struck a bridge. Mr. Dillon was flung against the screen, which cut his head badly, and was then thrown back into the bottom of the oar, the fall injuring his back. There
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    MEDICAL SECRETS.
    1275 9 DR. F. W. GOONETILLEKE AND THE LOCAL COUNCIL. Alleged Unprofessional Conduct. AddrosHiug the full Conrtof Appeal, yester day afternoon, Mr. R. St. J. Braddell characterised the Kitting of tho Medical Pmmcil in connection with their striking off the roll the name of Dr. F. W. Goonetilleke aa something
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      Reckless Road Watering.
      130 10 To the Kilitor of the Straits Times. Sir, I wish to arid my protest to the one made by Noah in your issue of tho 13th inst., with rcfen nei to the overwaU-ring of the roada. They arc not only overwaU'ieil but the process is e.uiicd uu
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      The Penny Post.
      282 10 'lothe Editor of (be Strata ThaM Sir, H.;\iii!; n Beta il I l< turr this wool iv which it traa remarked about the eh. I thou.^lit it mi^lit pomiiDlj prove of iutt rest to inniiv of your readers to beat how Hoiaml Hill :i.. a bam i
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    The Bank of Indo-China.
    228 10 The Hanque de I'ludo Chine reports a nil profit for the year 1910 of f.6,1 14,039, against f.'i.'JSl,'273 for the previous twelve monthsAfter appropriations for reserves, depreciations, etc., there is a sufficient amount to pay a dividend to the shareholders of f..)0. The reserve, provident, ant)
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    57 10 S|»«;ikinj; at SniithlicM, Oranye Free State, Mi. Hertaag I'nion uiinisUr of juntice, spoke ;i mist the iniiiii^i'.itii>n bill, the economic rii.il of which he said nnmincd to be proved. Smith Africa's first ronsidi'ration was to proTide for poor whites. A linal settlement of the illations Ix'twrcii the white and coloured
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      34 10 The draw in the Singapore Cricket Club cricket tournament for this year, is as follows Telegraph Co. a bye, Merchants v. Garrison, Civil Service and Law v. S. C. C. byes.
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      Golf.
      48 10 Sepoy Lines Qolf Club. Play at the Sepoy Lines Golf Club in the monthly competition for the Ladies' spoon resulted as follows: Miss Worters Miss E. Elcum Mi Badcleley Mrs. Iliiskins Mrs. Ganslosor 51— B=4B 68 8 50 65 15 6C 67 15 r,-2 61 4 57
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      Lawn Bowls.
      51 10 S.C.C. Tournament. In the S. C. C. I iw n bowling tournament, the following ties will be played today Siv(;lk HANrtie.vr.— O. A. Chancy v. \V. Harding, Archdeacon H. 0. Izard v. H. T. White, F. Kuchwaldy v. \V. P. Spiers, F. E. I Marsh v. A. O.
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      Football.
      92 10 /iarrison t-'ootball League. The Garrison Football League results up to June 10 arc as under I m 78tU Co. K.O.A. 9 O Buff- 9 41st Co. R. B. E Buffs 7 H. 7 D 9 C. 8 A. 8 B. 8 F 6 80 R.G.A. 8 _3 4 4
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      Singapore Rifle Association.
      135 10 tallies' Competition. I In coiiui'ctiou with the annual meeting or tiie i Singapore Uir!.. Association, the L»di ivtition A madeoided jraaterdey aftemo<iu. li indicqi o|K'ii to nieiiibers of the 5.1.. U.A., the conditions being ton shots ■aob at 100 and ISO yank. The reaoU was:— i >;i
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      Hockey.
      104 10 S.C.C. 2nd XI v. S.R C. i I'h S.l'.x'. played a Mend eleven of the B.C C. mv tbe latter mound yesterday. The name was a fairly fast one. For the greater part ot the earlitr period there was no score, thnngtl lxith sules were active, but towards the
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    F.M.S. TIN EXPORTS.
    142 10 Advance Figures for Five Months Of this Year. We have received the advance statement of ti. export of tin from the Federated Malay States during the months of January to May, 1911, as compared with tho corresponding period of the previous year. The figures are: The figures
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    44 10 I Mi-ms. I'liir^iu.iii, Van Danlcn and Kr.iiickcn, tliioc officials of iho customs service, in M< •tin, were neutenceri by tlic court then', on tlio 2ml iust., to fines of f.2,000, f.l.'HX) ami f.1,00 >, resjiectivoly, anil costs, for being couccn.ixl iu a salt siuuggling cane.
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    813 10 Prices Quoted in tbe Market This Morning. Singapore, June 14, 1011. Meesrs. Lyall and Evatt, Ezohanee and Share Brokers, issue tbe following list of quotations tbis morning Norn. Value. Buyers. Sailors. 2/- Allagar 4/6 2 IT Option* 1/NH 8/XI Anglo-Java 6,8 8,6 1 Anglo- Joboro 8,8 18/--2-
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      53 10 THIS IS IT Waterbury'a Metabolized COD LIVER OIL COMPOUND. TASTELESS, ODOURLESS. I/i Thn latext scientific pro- p»riktirn nf <OD I.IVKR ,i$A OIL Dm alltlmt isclaim- rrt for it and KDperwdes ix tho old (»nhi(inrtd omnlflions «iiiih upnrt the utomach H yhly rccommrndt-d by -i-*r: thr luedicdl prnles-ion. OK ALL CHEMISTS
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      45 10 I How the Trouble Starts. Constipation is thu cause of in my ailments ami disorders that in kko life miserable. Tako (.'b.iiiilfcTl. tin's Slomicli and Livor T.iblftM, keep your l>.nv -U rogalar and you will .mud ihosu diiu<isus. For hilo by al Dispensaries aud Dealers.
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      355 10 GLASS LATEX CUPS All our Cups are packed in boxes each containing 360 CUPS this method of packing effectively LESSENS the RISK OF BREAKAGE. Flat and Conical Bottom Cups in Stock. LOW PRICE*. PROMPT DELIVERY. RILEY, HARGREAVES CO., LTD., Specialists in Estate Supplies. LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. ARE YOU FOND OF AMUSEMENT
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      320 10 Raffles ii Hotel. SPECIAL DINNER On Saturday, June 17. GRAND HOTEL CONTINENTAL Saigon. Tbe only first class Hotel io Siiifou. Every ooiniort. Splendid verandah. Kestaurant. With management, French kitchen and attendance as in the f nest European Keßtaurantß. Manager G. Keraudy, ittte from tho GrauJ Hotel, Paris. Saigon. Theatrical season
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      235 10 NOW ON SALE. DOLLAR SHARE VALUES DIVIDEND PROSPECTS OF TUP. LEADINO DOLLAR COMPANIES FULLY WORKED OUT BY TUB STRAITS TIMES CRITIC. This most convi nient hand book is now on (tale. It is the most compltte and most careful analyt-is ever made of tbe position and prospects of the Dollar
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    Clean Clearing.
    171 11 «Jf|p t* C*F» PT IMUMO fl4PTt£ B^Bt MMBM <M IbBBW UMbW ft«BB» <BM4B»^jr«Mßr<»»|lß^ „i»tl»Wt<«r*#»<BW» -fc.. -a-. U^t^^^g^A^ PBMBBpPF JPJPBW ■mv^PJ^BVaV VOTVF bVßßß^bbf ■■BIV 9BBVBPSB H /«VBV'fIPB^Pr vy 4r .mibliiil Ma'al<|nrrrlVf tr -it T^ 'dtf'Wpy *WBr «WP IOTBMmE PbplpW BF BW ■^■^b^Bp^pl pV t'jiX -f 4p5 ApMpVp 4bWW bWpI
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    LOCAL RUBBER AUCTIONS.
    20 11 LOCAL RUBB ER AUCTIONS. FFlvB^F MbbbW^v b^'^^^Bb^^ Wt^^w jSSk BN .^iMl(iu» H»BV Am Eb| > B^MWBit^^M TT^iEMHrfr* BWBF VHivaBaBBBBBBBpv^iB^ J^^^^BBVBr -"^B^^P^BM^K^
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    Rubber Corporation of Brazil.
    9 11 CX^^^BSf Z^^^5^M A^-4 Lt Jim*
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    Sungei Salak Rubber.
    37 11 Sungei Sal ak Rubber. 22l Am *V<»* ...i'^' (^o^irm>mtpm**tmgntm»»4mim kZ^Ci^ m «Zb^b^bCbW^b^^Zb3l bwSb7bUmE£^jm«bS4 tF ™*^y^WM^B^^^B^B^^^^F^B^^B^^B^BaF^ g[ M^^^^ i^^^Bß^ti fl^^Bflt af^_^_y jmaßt |-*^B^B^s iBB^bW ~;.^^Ki -^B!fc^B^BM-i_^i"ali i iaff<M^!ai *^J/ B^^^P^B^B^F/B^^FW 881 V 4' B^BB** 1 88 l IZlß^aZß^^Lfl^B^Uß^B^S
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    Estates of Johore.
    104 11 MMOTfc' lflßft<wilMiilijßjfVll'#Bl ftM^ tew itaMt mtg. iWftM^ jf. **r<-Mr.Mi|i ■in M j^ wB I flflflHHM' J6U& b#*Mr Im## Mmh 4# JHK4MIMR Hr H^pißF SBBF i^PF HH^MF W ■MMlMfaiiF A^ to 4^b MV Atn 4ltfß BiV HIBBBBB^ JBP* wl^F flBB" P^* <j>i>'» «w Atw Ih«m» At MV 4#
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    Canadian Views on Rubber.
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    Sedenak Rubber.
    60 11 Mfmtnmrmmmm fUotfttt fl* <«■■*? fMM n 11IIT114, MMflv** JWO »»i*ht <B» pBBppBVy BbpWP b^PF SBBbf BP yBBP B^BV a^WflW a^^P F h M«VbP HP fm*B 4km mm to j» m* •^^^■U ■MBMbbb^bbbbM lat fla* Bp* HP SBF '•BBBly Bar W aVBPSr JpjpT j^^^^^^T^^. j. .bb^^bbbi _iat i^^B^B^^fr 4^tfbL
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    Sennan Rubber Company.
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    Alor Pongsu Rubber.
    1658 12 THE CHAIRMAN'S VISIT TO THE PROPERTY. Labour the Present Difficulty. The second ordinary general mooting of the Alor l'ougsu Rubber Estate, Limited, was held on May 12, at tlie Groat Eastern Hotel, Liverpool Street, 8.C., Mr. E. E. More.au (chairman of the company) providing. The Chairman said
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    WAILS FROM THE WILDS.
    371 12 I'tu silting hen all lonely, 'tis drizzling all around. The hum from Chink and Tattil. li.u--.li. discordant sound That one can't sift away from, it seems to fill tho ground. The bullfrogs' croaking chorus, the rival rout has drowned. I in what? a rubber plainer. I
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    27 12 'What's the cemotery abut for. Dill?' asked tlie honctit British working-man, as lie gazed curiously at the closed gates. Dunno,' replied his friend. I think they're stocktaking.'
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    KUKUB RUBBER ESTATES.
    737 12 A Year Spent In Cleaning up the Property. The annual report of the directors of tbe Kukub Rubber Estates, Ltd., covering the period from June 11, 1909 to December, 1910, *ays that the crop of rubber amounted to 29,198} lb. dry, which realised an average price, after
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    KEPONG RUBBER ESTATES.
    350 12 Dividend of Forty Per Cent, for the Year. The directors of the Kepoug Mnia_\. Hubber Estates report that during tho year 1910 24,000 trees were tapped and produced 46,358 lb. of dry rubber, as against an estimated output of 35.000 lb. The gross amount realised by sale
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    SERANGOON RUBBER.
    727 12 Visiting Agent's Report on Damage By Fire. Messrs. M. P. Evans and Co., secretaries of tho Serangoon Rubber Company, Limited, have issued the following under date of May 17 The directors have proceeded with the issue of debentures, as mentioned in their circular of February 17 last, and
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    PASSENGERS HOMEWARD.
    168 12 The following passengers are booked homeward P. ft O. Per Delhi, connecting at Colombo with Malwa, sailing June 16. Mr. S. K. Nissim, Mrs. Sassoon Niasiui, Mr. Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. MM and infant, Mrs. R. S. Stewart, Mr. H. U. H. Barlett, Mr. J. A.
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    171 12 The ankle-ring worn by women iv India, known variously as "karra" and pounchi," bids fair to "become fashionable among American ladies. It is said that a magnificent auklct worn by Mrs. Harold F. MeCorinick, daughter of Mr. John D. Rockefeller, is the tmbject of eager discussion among ladies of the
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    LONDON AND SINGAPORE RUBBER PRICES.
    1257 12 STOCK EXCHANGE CLOSING PRICES, AND SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS ON MAY 17. A number ot abates in which local investors are interested are uot <jaoted I n local ihare lists, and there are occasionally ide margins between quotations here and in London. We quoto below the best
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      513 13 JZpollinaris "THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS." Supplied Under Royal Warrants of Appointment to HIS MAJESTY KING GEORGE V. ANNUAL SALE EXCEEDS 30,000,000 BOTTLES. Petroleum Residue A 8 A WOOD PRESERVATIVE. Wdere is nothing better on tde market COMPARE OUR PRICES WITH OTHER PRESERVATIVES, 5C cents per gallon f. o. b.
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      451 13 Ounce for ounce there is MORE BEEF in LEMCO than in any other beef essence sold. The Value of LEMCO lies in its Scrupulous Purity the magnificent Beef with which it is made its 1 ligh Concentration. Lemco can always be relied on the tarn tests through which it passes
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      414 13 Targa FlorioCup! ONE OF EUROPE 5 MOST IMPORTANT INTERNATIONAL Motor Races Won *>y CEDRINO ON AN S.C.A.T. CAR FITTED WITH Continentals Out of 13 Cars that Started Only Three Finished. THROUGH ALL DEALERS AND GARAGES. CONTINENTAL Tyre Rubber Co., Ltd SZS SINGAPORE "ST" 17, Colly er Quay. KELLY AND WALSH,
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      441 14 INBURANCE. GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE CO.. LIMITED. Head Office; Winchester House SINGAPORE. Board Of DINOtOMI 9. A. Diuick, Esq., Chairmaß. A. H. Kaib, Esq., Managing Director Pmi Fowlm, m., 0.m., Chief Med. Officerf M Bluot, Esq. Be*. N. J. Oouvmcb. Tow Noah Pan, Esq. O»e 8oo» Tm, Esq. Uoow Sum
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      355 14 INSUfcANCE. FEDERAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA. BtTABUSHID 1882. B.S.C. iniuranos in Force, over |11,* M.MM > *,*M.M New Buainaaa, 1910, 0v0r...5»,640^»».«« Large Nat Surplua above liabilities for liMerve and all outstanding olaims. Direot Government Supervision Ca«d Loans, Settlements, etc., made locally. Policies are WORLD WIDE.' J. H. EVANS, Manager,
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      520 14 BANKING. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. INCORPORATED BT ROYAL CHARTER Paid up Capital in ***** Bhares oi £20 each £1,200,000 Reserve Fund 41,625,000 Reserve Liabilitr of Proprietors... 41,200.000 BANKSRS. National Bank ol Sootland. The London City Midland Bank, Ltd. SINOAPORB BRANCH. Current Accounts are opened and interest allowed
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      641 14 BANKING. HE BZE HAI TONG BANKING AND INSURANCE 00. LTD NO. 67 AND 68, KUNO BTRBBT. Established 1907. Capital paid op $i,000,000.00 Reserve liability of proprietors 1,000,000.30 COURT OF DIRBCTORB. 1. Tarn Tick Joom 8. Sim Kia Jam 2. Nam Kirn Sing 7, Tno Hoo Lai 8. Lnow Cbia Him*
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      1053 14 SALES BY AUCTION. AUCTION SA LE OF A Choice Collection of Plants tTHE PROPERTY OF L»R, FALBHAW., AT FORT CANNIN6 ROAO. On Friday, June 10, At 2.30 |».ivi. Comprising Maidenhair, Adianium and other ferns, palms, crotonn, South American and other orchids, draoaena, Rofetrees, Carnationp. etc., etc. On view from Wednesday,
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    THE MOTORING WORLD.
    941 15 NOTES AND COMMENTS ON CURRENT TOPICS. An Instructive Trial. If all the provincial automobile clubs were as enterprising as is the Hampshire Club, the cause of autoiiiobilixtii in the provinces would be in an altogether satiHfaetory condition, observes H. C. Lafone, in the Globe. I ■i in
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    Cathay Trust, Ltd.
    133 15 The first annual report of the directors of tli' Cathay Trust, Ltd., has now been issued, and it states that after paying all expenses and making provision for all bad and doubtful dubts the profit amounts to Tls. Wfi»,7O:i.7«. This it is proposed to appropriate ah follows
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      359 15 DUE SHORTLY: 18. 18 H.P., 16-SO H.P., 90- 28 H.P. WOLSELEY CARS. CARS OF IDEAL EFFICIENCY. Matte point of Beeing the 'olsoley Imperial Torpedo I'baetoo de Luxe. Sole Amenta t CENTRAL ENGINE WORKS, LD., 6a. Battery Road. MOTOR CARS IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 1 H r I>ENNI>' CHARABANC (7
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      13 15 For all internal complaints, Dysentery, CoagtM, CoMpb, etc., take Woods' Great Peppermint Cura.
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