Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 9 June 1910

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED 1833. No. 127 VOL. LXVIII. THURSDAY. 9th JUNE, 1910. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      1486 1 n« Great rastern st. george’s girls- home, the lahat mines. Ltd. rDftccr o celebrated Ute Assurance c®., Ltd. 2 LKUbbE a D v HEAD OFFICE, SINGAPORE. A'' B. A DIVIDEND of 9d. per tore has been jj? A CI/WIT I CTrtDrt LIFE ASSURANCE AND ent for girls attending the Government
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    RUBBER.
    2883 2 The Science of Catcherops. Mr. F. *V. Knocker, r.z.s., F late of the F.M.S. Civil service, writes in the Financial News Even if the terin cstchcrop were not in itself explanatory of its own meaning, there would still be no necessity, at this advanced stage of the Rubber boom,
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    THE WEEK.
    161 2 Thursday, June 9. Golf Club Tennis Ties. Municipal Commission, 3-30 p.m. Straits Cinematograph, Penang Road. International Dramatic Co., King St. Theatre. Friday, June 10. Band, Esplanade. Golf Club Tennis Ties. Golf Club Ladies’ Pretgrave Cup. Straits Cinematograph, Penang Road. International Dramatic Co., King St. Theatre. Saturday, June 11.
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    AUCTION SALES.
    30 2 Wednesday, June 22. —The Wakoff property; 11 a.m. Ah Quee’s buildings; J. W. Hallifax, auctioneer. Saturday, June 25.— Furniture Claremont,” Northam Road 11-30 a.in.. Cunningham, Clark Co auctioneers.
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    TENDERS.
    37 2 Straits Trading Co., Lt I.— Extension of brick building at Butterworth, and supply of steel and iron work. P.ll'.D. Penang.— Reservoir dam and sixteen latrines at Kampong Panchor, near F.M.S. Camp tenders close noon, June 13.
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    HOUSES TO LET.
    20 2 23 Northam Road apply J- Hallifax. 5, 14, 16, and 18 Logan Road; apply M. M. Noordin.
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      35 2 Appendicitis, now so prevalent, is believed to arise chiefly from constipation and local inflammatory troubles, which may be prevented by the occasional use of “Huny&di Janos” natural aperient water. Average dose a wine-glassful before breakfast
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      130 2 Union S.S. Go. of New Zealand, Ltd. Singapore to New Zealand direct, Auckland, Wellington, Lyttleton Dunedin ALSO CALLING AT Samarang and Fiji (if imdoormknt offhrs). The Company’s T.S. Steamer APARIMA 5,704 tons, H.A. Rutter, Commander, maintains a regular four-monthly service between Singapore and New Zealand. Excellent saloon accommodation amidships, fitted
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      436 2 r i MM,|ers v Grand Erato I Wherever AUTO-HARPS. Ofen fe e ble’d :37 STRINGS PRODUCING. 39 CHORDS digestion, whether C^N BE PLAYED from advancing > age, illness, or general IN ANY KEY. debility, there is a case > for Benger’s Food. M<C ||j ß<s I When the stomach becomes
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      175 2 The Moon. First Quarter 11.19 pin. 14 June. O Full Moon 3 H am. 23 Last. Quarter ...11.38 a.m. 30 O New Moon 420 a.m. 7 July. The Sun. Apparent times of Sunrise and Sunset in Penang From Sunrise. Sunset. June 7to June 30,...5-50a.m. 5-10 p.m. The Tides. Date. H.
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      1728 3 w j □nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnaHnnnnnnnnnnnn I IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE. I <’ THE name tHU D D FUSSELL’S MILK. SETTLEMENT OF PENANG. f WF *||IRQ 0 “Ordinary sterilized milk is not easy lN THB mattbr of thk Civil Law A M of digestion, as the process of sterilizing Ordinance, 1878, ■i® SJI Ci
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    Thursday, June 9, 1910.
    630 4 Both from Reuter’s telegrams and from our special German cable service, our readers will have gathered that during the past few days the Cretan crisis has entered upon a phase more acute than we have had to chronicle since the Turkish suzerainty was virtually destroyed by
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    AFFAIRS IN KEDAH.
    703 4 Reports of a rather disquieting nature regarding the situation from Kedah reach us from a source which we have good reason to believe well-informe I. It is stated that H.E. the High Commissioner, after according a patient hearing to the complaints brought by the leading Malay officials
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    THE CIVIL SERVICE.
    307 4 Says Truth < f May 18 There have hitherto been four prize appointments to which members of the Civil Service in the Straits Settlements may aspire, namely, those of Auditor-General, Colonial Treasurer, Resident Councillor, Malacca, and Resident Councillor, Penang. The Malacca Resident Councillorship has just been abolished,
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    Penang Golf Club.
    121 4 Tknnis Tournament. The following was the 'esult of \esterday’s ties Men's Open. Singles. C. C. Rogers iv.o. from D. C. Maciutyie Mens Doubles Handicap. W. D. Proctor A H. R. Buckland 6ea« F. C Kendall <fc H R Bell 6 1 6—l. J. T. Donald A R
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    Local Share Quotations.
    121 4 Previously To-Dav (10-5 C a.m 2 c« c u i 2 c 4» Ji o o 3 T a (X O x O Mining. Rahman Hyd. 9| 9 J 9| 10 Tongkah 6| 6| 6| General. Duff Develop- ment 9| 9 Rubber (Sterling). Allagar 5/6 7/- —6-
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    Forthcoming Musical Treat.
    274 4 By advertisement in our issue of to-day, it is now definitely announced that M. Rafalewski and Miss Lili Sharp (Mdine. Rafalewski) will give one grand recital at the Engineers’ Institute on Monday evening next at 9. The programme will be shortly pub lished, and the plan is
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    862 4 The death is announced of Genera] Roger Palmer, a Crimean veteran. Mr. G. A. Hall, Acting District J ud will proceed to the Dindiims on inst. 6 Ut k Mr. and Mrs. E. Bui uside have to Kuala Lumpur from their holidav Europe. 7 l For the
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      128 4 NATURA MILK. LION BRAND. To De hod dl oil Stores. Sole Agents: Katz Brothers, Ltd., PENANG. Pritchard Co. G AERTEX UNDERC EOTHIN«. Bf-> Singlets and Trunk Drawers, ffiySaST Per <loz. Nett $13.50. Cream Cotton Net Singlets, Per <ioz. Nett $16.20. India Gauze, White Merino, and B fc Pure Wool Singlets,
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES.
    73 5 ANOTHER PRONOUNCED DROP. RUBBERS STILL DOWN. [AVom Our Own Correspondent.] Singapore, June 8. There is a pronounce! drop in the share market again and all the movements are downwards. The following are buyer-? prices Allagars 5/9 Chersonese 4/Highlands Lowlands 5f Ayer Kunings 6/6 Kota Tinggis 3/3
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    ANOTHER RUBBER FLOTATION.
    89 5 KAM ASA N ESTATE. [A’rom Our Own Correspondent. Kuala Lumpur, June 9. The subscription list for the Kamasan Rubber Co Ltd., opens to-day and closes on the 14th inst. The capital is $250,000, in $2 shares, of which 6%290 shares are offered, 50 cents being payable on
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    THE PRODUCE MARKET.
    34 5 From Onr Own Correspondent. Singapore, June 8 To-day’s quotations for local produce ar e Gambier 11.70 Pepper, black 13. Copra, Bali 9.80 Copra, best 10.20 Sarawak sago flour 3.20 Opium 1,530.00
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    THE AGRI-HORTICULTURAL SHOW.
    43 5 From Our Own Correspondent.] Singapore, June 9. The Committee of the Agri-Horticultural Show have decider! to invite Java, Ceylon, Sumatra, Boineoand Indo-China planters to exhibit but not to compete in the rubber section. Two cups have been offered for outsiders.
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    MAY RUBBER CROPS.
    28 5 [From Our Own Correspondent.] Kuala Lutnpur, June 9. The following rubber crops for May are announced Sungei Way 5.734 lb North Hummock 5,189 Castlefield 3,030
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    A BRUTAL MURDER.
    36 5 l’ From Our Own Correspondent Singapore, June 9. A brutal murder of a Chinese fisherman has been committed in a lonely hut it is believed to be the result of a gambling quarrel.
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    A DARING ROBBERY.
    33 5 From Our Own Correspondent Singapore. June 9. A Chinaman who had newly arrived here from Cucob with $7lO, was set upon by three men and robbed of all he had.
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    KEDAH AFFAIRS.
    26 5 {From Onr Own Correspondent Singapore, June 9 The affiirs in Kedah are "eing followed with keen interest here, and ad iitional details are awaited
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    THE PRICE OF TIN.
    24 5 From Onr Own Correspondent.] Singapore, June 8. Tin is quoted here at $75.05, at which price fifty tons were sold.
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    MR. ROOSEVELT.
    359 5 HU GUILD ULI. W.KCH THE VIEW! OF A WELL WISHER Kkutkr’s Skkvick. London, June 8. Mr. Roosevelt, in addressing the Ameri can Club at Oxford, referied to the speech he made at the Guildhall, which was perhaps not altogether pleasuit, but what could only be said by one
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    THE LATE KING’S FUNERAL.
    51 5 SOLDIERS HONOURED [Rbutkk’h Service] London, June 8. King G -urge V. has honoured the soldiers who took part in the funeral of the late King Edward in the same way as he did the sailors (by piesenting them with the Victorian medal) for the stately ce
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    POLITICS AT HOME.
    243 5 REASSEMBLhG OF PARLIAMENT. LORD ROSEBERY’S RESOLUTIONS I Reuter’s Service] London, June 8 Much speculation has arisen from the fact that Mr. T. P. O’Connor, Nationalist M.P. for the Scotland Division of Liverpool, visited Downing Street three times yesterday. The Rt. Hon. H. H. Asquith, Prime Minister, and
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    NAVAL SUPREMACY.
    55 5 FIRST AUSTRIAN DREADNOUGHT.” [Rkutkr’s Skrvick. I London. June 9 A telegram from Vienna states that, according to the Die Zeit, the keel has been laid of the first Austrian Dreadnought which is being privately built at Trieste. It is expected that the keel of a second Dreadnought will
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    THE EARTHQUAKE IN ITALY.
    33 5 'Reuter’s Service] Loudon, June 8. It is not expected that the death roll due to the ear hquake in the Province of Avellino, Italy, will exceed forty or fifty.
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    TIN OUTPUTS.
    20 5 From Our Own Correspondent.] Singapore. June 9. The Kinta Association’s tin output for May was 1 461 picuh.
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    THE TSAR.
    31 5 j Dkr Ost \Bi atischk Lloyd’s Skrvick.] Berlin, June 8 The Ts.ir and his family will go for a yaching trip in the Baltic at the end of June.
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    THE PRICE OF COTTON.
    157 5 Dkr Ostasi itischk Lloyd’s Service. Berlin, June 8 t’otton is quoted at 8 19d During the 24 hours ended 9 a m today 0.68 inch, of rain was recorded at Fort Corn wallis. The -’ase against Mr. B C. N. Knight for voluntarily causing hurt to
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    THE PRICE OF TIN.
    321 5 The metal market- expert of the Ironmonger, writing <>n the evening of May 16, said The market has been barren of any special feature of interest, and since we last wrote operations have been on a limited scale, pending some fresh lead being given to the
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    The Indian Viceroyalty.
    222 5 London, June 1 The appointment of the Vic roy is being considered, but. nothing has yet been decided. The opinion prevails that ho will be a civilian, the appointment of a soldier bearing a special significance waich is regarded as iucompaiible w.th the present situation in India.
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    American Politics.
    83 5 London, May 30. W ishingt >n reports slate that speculation is rite regarding which section of the warring Republicans Ur. Roo-evelt wid side with on Ins return. Tha Insurgents are jubilant because Mr. Roosevelt has written to »ne of them, asking for a conference on the day of
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    Princess Juliana.
    47 5 London, May 27. Princess Jutiana p lid her first visit to Am-terdain vestexliy. Dense and enthusiastic crowds lined the routs iruin the Palace. Queen Wilh I uina stepped on to the balcony and h 1 I up the ba >y princess to the cheering multitude.
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    A Curious Point.
    42 5 London, June 2. The Household Cavalry have challenged tne right of ihe Gienadieus to guard the remains of the dea 1 Monarch L’he matter has been referred to the Master of the Rolls ant! will involve much historical research.
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    The Hungarian Elections.
    38 5 London, June 3 The essential resu't <»f the Hungai. j elections is a ti iumph of the Moderate policy of the maintenance <>f the union with Austria and is a de'eit of the Separatist tendencies.
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    Politics in Australia
    85 5 London, June 2. The South Australian Government has been defeated by 22 votes t> 19. The Labour leaders ai e f •rming a Cabinet. At a representative meeting of the London Council of United Protestant Societies, held at the National Club, under the presidency of Lord Kinnaird,
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      772 5 PENANG NURSING ASSOCIATION. WANTED. WANTED a fully qualified Nurse with l_fUR a Rubber Estate. A competent Maternity training. Dresser. Wages $4O a month. For further particulars apply by letter to Apply in writing to the Hou Secretary, Box Dr. J. STUART ROSE. ob 2— u c c/o hnang Gazette. FOR
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    391 5 OBITUARY. GENERAL SIR W. F BUTLER. [Reuter’s >KkviCK j Loudon, June 8 The death is ann >unced of the Rt Hon General Sir William Francis Busier. [The Rt. Hon. General Sir William Francis Butler, P.G., K.C. B who was born on Oct. 30, 1838, was the son of Mr. Richard
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    LOG BOOK.
    994 7 The last scene is being enacted on the Tyne in connection with the career of the battleship Colllug wood livery scrap of movable metal having be n removed while a t. moorings, she has now been beached for the final b eaking up I'he sent >r service has,
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    SHIPPING.
    1232 7 SHIPPING ARRIVALS. Carlyle, Brit., 234, Treweeke, June 9, Tehik, Anson, gen., Kwong On Co. Caithness, B it., 2222, Procter, June 8, Calcutta, Coals, Kuah Beng Kee. Roon, Ger., 5633, Rehm, June 9, Bremen, gen Behn, Meyer Co. Rotorua, Brit 55 >, Glenday, June 8, Tongkah, gen., E. S. Co
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    SHARES.
    1618 7 i Capital. Subscribed. of Z Dividend». Name. II I I J a j 1906 I 1907 i 1908 1909 1910 MINING. 1903 *300,000 $3OO,iJOO 30,000 SlO #lO I J 2ft 10 12 Belat Tin Mining Co. 4 ft 1006 300,000 1 22ft,00C 22,500 10 10 I Bruang, 5 1901
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      43 7 Commercial Union Fire Assurance Co.. Ltd. Head Office; -5 26 CORNHILL, LONDON, E. C Eastern Branch—SlNG A P<*RE. Funds. Capital fully Sub««. ib».l £2,500,0b0 Capital Paid-up 230,000 \Vvpn.xi 5,750,001 Total Annual Income Exceeds 2,000,000 Claims settled with promptitude. sandtlands, BUTTERY <fc Co., Agent».
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      99 7 Skin Troubles are often the direct result of digestive disturbances. Waste products, instead of passing off in the way intended by Nature, attempt to escape frfim the body by another route —namely, the skin To redirect the stream to its proper channel all that is needed is a wine-glassful of
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