Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 10 June 1914

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED 1833. No. 131 VOL. LXXII. WEDNESDAY. 10th JUNE, 1914. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      962 1 aaaaoar» n!sfr«ccrnDßoannD« lOk $3O D c o u \/0U csn !,ave Pinang D J Gazette posted every day for whole y eHr fo y° ur a ddrei«B. g (LOCAL SUBSCRIPTION, $27). 0 Proportioi ate Quarterly «nd X p Ha!?-yf» r| y rate*. a g Subscriptions are payabk in advance and
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      34 1 r—--9 BUCHANAN’S U SCOTCH WHISKIES. g O “ROYAL HOUSEHOLD” O (AS SLPPLIED TO ROYALTY). Q H BLACK WHITE M n THE OLD FAVOURITE. fl H ah» BED SEAL H U ““"J ALLEW PEfIHYS H
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    GREAT DAYS DONE.
    916 2 “THE CHINA CLIPPERS.” “This book has beea if small attempt to preserve the records of these beautiful ships before their history and achievements are for ever forgotten, and I bring it to a finish with the sad thought that along with the China clipper there hss departed
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      921 2 DREDGING MASTER, European, 16- j———" quires berth, sny capacity. Good F" Rigger. NOTIG t. G. L., c/o Singapore Free Press. BEG to notify the TO OWNERS OF SMALL ESTATES. P ublic that we hav this day been appointed EXPERIENCED PLANTER wishes of the Straits Motor JL> management of group of
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      437 2 RYLANS BROS. Ltd., WARRINGTON. ijjmiliK Best Galvanized Steel 1 WIRE I ROPES S m FOR ALL PURPOSES. Full Particulars from Adamson, Gilfillan 6 Co.. Lid., 'Sfc SOLE agents PENANG, SINGAPORE, MALACCA, HEIDSIECK monopole. Pldin CrillOS Red Seal and Gout Americaln. on the subject of Health are the only J S
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  • PLANTING AND MINING.
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      PLANTERS OF MALACCA.
      2356 3 —ST. A GRUMBLE ABOUT BAD ROADS THE LOCUST PROBLEM. An ordinary general meeting of the Malacca Planters’ Association was held on Sunday, at the Malacca Club, Mr J W Campbell being in the chair. Others present were Messrs L E P Wo’ferstan, 1’ Main. C H Niver,
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      PLANTING LITERATURE.
      1095 3 WANTED, MEN WITH IDEAS To the making of books there is no and, which is a trite saying in connection with works on agriculture iu general and planting in part cu’ar, says a writer in the L.diau Planters’ Gazette.” Some of those published still hold their own as
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      340 3 The Best Lager and Gin in the East, ffc I peter walker LAGER Hl ||g|L JP\ > 1 WALKI-lt Little Peter ill So/v bnfiorttrx—- HIBBERT. WOODROFFE Co. Ltd. gHIi 1 lic!TlTk<ii M.*3 j■" tfjlyl Kuala Lumpur. Klang and Ipoh. F.M.S. iMir ■QLDTOS. ]F""»"1W A londo|> j k ---=...-z|, Penang Agents,
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      131 3 Have Hope Neuralgia can be cured Those darting, agonizing pains can be stopped Restful sleep and pleasant d<ysmay be yours I You can get relief NOW—this very day and hour—by the use of Little’s Oriental Balm. The matvellous efficiency of this wondeiful remedy is almost beyond belief. Yet its power
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    THE PENANG ATHENAEUM.
    3391 4 DR. L MARTAN LAYM'N ON EUTHANASIA.” A meeting of this Society took place on Monday evening. The Rev. W. Cross was in the chair and t> ere whs an assembly of over 45 membeis to hear Dr. L. Marian Layman, of Kuala Lumpur, read a paper on
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    More Tali Tales.
    269 4 May. We have b j eu requested (says a re'ent of the Mail to publish the following dveitisenvut MISSING, A Young Lady, Oogh to have arrived in England th’rteen days ago. Desc' ip’don: Young and fair. Sunny smile. Flowers in hair, and flower-em br >id»»red rope. Radiates
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    RIVER DREDGING IN THE F.M.S.
    416 4 A PROBLEM THAT WILL HAVE TO BE FACED. From ime to time the question of dredging the rivers of the F.M.S. is raised, arouses a good deal of discussion, and then dirs down agai i as if it were au acidemic mat er outside th»
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    Fire at Muar.
    145 4 47 Sh ps Destroyed. Writing from Muar (Johore) a correspondent of the Ma'aya Tiibune” reports that a v«-ry disa-.truus fire occurred in the cen’re of Muar township. No fewer than 47 shops we r e comp'etely destroyed The vonflxgration s arte! a' the junction of Jalm Saiang
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    The Home of The Hylam Boy.
    148 4 Says the South Chii.a Morning Post”:— The operation of martial law in the island of Hainan reads like a page from the history of the Dark Ages. Victims, we are told, are torture 1 until they lapse into insensibility, then to be released by
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    A Motor Miship.
    113 4 Judgment was given in t v e In’ernational Court, Bangkok, in the case in which Chin Huat sued Mr. L. T. Leonowens, claiming Ticals 1,000 for the loss of a relative, who met h s death by being knocked down by the car of defendant on Dec.
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      59 4 Sore throat denotes a weakness in the larynx tha‘ has been seized upon by harmful germs, whi, colonising ther j are prepared to create serious trouble unless swept away by a dose of Wood’s Great Peppermint Cure, a true germicide, which at the Sime time, soothes and heals the tmder
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      72 4 You personally cannot see all the goods n ade and sold in this world. ou cannot visit all the factories, or go gazing into all the shop windows. Apart from the fatigue of such an adventure, time and your lack of mobility prevent it. But the advertiser can and does
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      97 4 THE BODEGA, 2., BEACH STREET, The Rendezvous of Penang. Chops and Steaks from the Grill» Slings and Cocktails a noted feature. A .B.— The Bodega has now a licence for the sale of liquors and provisions to be consumed off the premises. Lowest prices for cash. Open from 7 a.m.
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      245 4 The Straits Cinema LocationPENANG ROAD. Absolutely the Leading Premier Show PATHE” PRODUCTIONS A Speciality. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT Grand Change of Programme. The Bazaar of Feature, D ama and Corued in the most up-to dat* Novelty of Arc Photography. WIFFLES HAS A LUCKY ESCAPE, 2 Parts 2 HER MISTAKEN CHOICE, 3 Parts
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    SHAKESPEARE AS YOU LIKE HIM.
    1417 5 Not long ago a morsel of Radium strayed into hospital’s dust-bin, and moving accounts were printed of an army of physician?, surgeons, dressers, and nurses sifting a cart-load of ashes between their fingers in search of the speck of treasure There is another hunt of
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    THE WEEK'S EVENTS.
    160 5 Wed»««Jay, June 10. Band, Esplanade, 6 p.m. High Water 1.28 a.m. and 1.26 p.m. Low Water 7.30 a.m. and 8.21 p.m. Straits Cinematograph, Penang Road George Town Cinematograph, Kuala Kangsar Road. Tbursdkjr, June 11. Band, Golf Club. 6 p.m. High Water 2.15 a.m. and 2.2 p.m. Low
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    COMING EVENTS.
    32 5 June 26.—Penang Veterans’ Fancy Dress, Ball, Town Hall. July 13 to 18—Hongkong University, Matriculation Examination. September 7 to 12.—International Rubber Congress, Batavia. September 8 to Oct. 10.—International Rubber Exhibition. Batavia.
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    Where to Stay.
    32 5 Pbnang :—The E. «i O. Hotel, The Crag, Runnymede Hotel, Hotel Norman, Carlton Hotel and The New Sea View Hotel. Sinoapork: —Raffles Hotel. Rangoon Strand Hotel. Cbylon :—Nuwara Eliya.
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      279 5 THE GEORGETOWN MOTOR GARAGE, 7a. PENANG ROAD. on hire! Grand New Cars on hired We have just imported several up-to-date Cars whi'-h can be had on hire. Call at Oar Garage or Telephone to No. 694. MOTOR CAR IMPORTERS aid REPAIRERS. I TYRES OF BEST MAKE, always Steck. MOTOR ACCESSORIES
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    AN ARABIC SCHOOL.
    1317 6 In a l°tter received from a Mahommedan correspondent the interesting statement is made that a movement is on foot to eJub’ish an Arabic school in Penang, very different in character from the ordinary vernacular institutions existing, and much more ambitious than the unpretentious private School in Ah
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    ROBBERIES IN PENANG.
    284 6 FURTHER DEPREDATIONS. It was only about two months ago that we reported the occurrence of a dining robbe y at the house of the late Tunku Dia Udiu’s widow at the corner of Pangkor Road and Perak Road, the thief get ing safely away with $5,000 in
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    THE CONTENTS BILL.
    104 6 Page 2.—Great Days Done. Page 3.—Planting and Mining. Page 4.—The Penang Athenaeum River Dredging in F. M S.; Fire at Muar; lhe Home of the Hylam Boy. Page s.—Shakespeare as you like him The Week’s Events Coming Events. Page 6. —An Arabic School Robberies in Penang Penang
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    "THE SECRET OUT AT LAST."
    113 6 Shipping wri»es: It has often been the subject of comment in the local press as to whv the information re P. <k O. mail arrivals shou'd be inaccurate. But now we learn the news omea from Pahang”; is it to be won ’ered at [Note
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    PENANG VOLUNTEER CADET CORPS.
    88 6 Eighty-two of the rank and file under Secmd Lieutenant Mann turned cut last night for a route march, from Magazine P.S. to Aver Itam PS. The time taken w»s 70 minutes. Captain Hamilton and Sgt.-Major Webb joined the march halfway. After the usual Lquid refreshments special
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    TO-NIGHT’S BAND PROGRAMME.
    51 6 The Band will play the following pr >- gramme of music on the Esplanade” from 6 to 7 this evening:— 1 Selection I Puritani Bell ui 2 Two step The Top Notch... Arthur 3 Wal’z La Morena Fet as 4 Polia Pliny come Kiss Boettger 5 March
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    PASSENGERS.
    45 6 Arrivals. By Himalaya (June 10) from Marseilles, Messrs A Mayroe, A Gardne-, A H Flowerdew, Eplett. snd E G Robertson; from Colombo, Hon A Eliot Hughe 9 Messrs G Stone, C E Hcrdon, D G Robertson, A N Sjmons, A Vock and A Joseph.
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    SHIPPING MOVEMENTS.
    14 6 The German es. “Malaya” will leave for Deli at 2 p.m. to-morrow.
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    TIN MINING IN RENONG.
    1012 6 SOME IMPORTANT PROPOSITIONS. A correspondent writei to us as follows* It might be intereding to many here to know that enormous strides have been made in opening up the country around Renong. At Renong one la- ds at a fairly goo] pier and the first view
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      33 6 THE CRAG HOTEL, “SANATORIUM” PENANG HILL Completely Renovated. An hour and 10 minutes from the E. 0. HOTEL Chairs and Coolies always in readiness at the foot of the Hill. Sarkies Brothers, Proprietors.
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    GENERAL STRIKE IN ITALY.
    179 7 —Reuter. TROOPS AND RIOTERS. demonstrators fired on. London, June 9. A general strike has been declared in Italy owing to the Carabineers firing on demonstrators at Ancona on Sunday and killing two. The demonstrators were denouncing disciplinary companies in the Army. Many have struck at Rome,
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    THE SUFFRAGISTS.
    34 7 —Reuter. POLICE SEIZE DOCUMENTS. London, June 8. The police raided the Suffragists’ temporary headquarters at Westminster and seized documents. Picture Attacked. A Suffragist mutilated a Romney pic- ture in a Birmingham Gallery
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    NATIONALIST VOLUNTEERS.
    61 7 .—Reuter. MR. REDMOND’S PREDICTION. L >ndon, June 10. Mr. Redmond in a letter on the Nationalist Volunteer movement says it has spread like a prairie fire since the Irish Part? announced its support. All Nationalists in Ireland will shortly be enrolled. He suggests the strengthening of the governing
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    LONDON BUILDING TRADE DISPUTE.
    58 7 R< uter BALLOT ON AGREEMENT TERMS. London, June 10. A basis of agreement has been reached in the London building trade dispute as a result of the conference between delegates of trade unions and employers. It will be submitted to a ballot of the men but
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    CANADA AND THE CHINESE.
    40 7 —Reuter. NEGOTIATIONS PROCEEDING. London, June 10. The Times correspondent at Ottawa says it is understood that Canada and China are negotiating fora settlement of the Immigration question on terms similar to the existing agreement with Japan.
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    AFTER THE HOLIDAYS.
    39 7 —Reuter. M.P.’S RESUME BUSINESS. London, June 9. The House of Commons has resumed. The week’s business will be routine, with nothing contentious No excitement is anticipated until Home Rule is introduced in the House of Lord-.—Reuter.
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    INDIAN MONSOON BREAKS.
    38 7 .—Reuter. Bombay, June 9. The monsoon has burst. The officia' forecast is that it will probably be a defective rainfall in the ex'sting famine area. A plentiful monsoon is essential for the return of prosperity.
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    MEXICO.
    32 7 —Reuter. CARGOES OF ARMS DETAINED. Wash'ngton, June 10. The cabinet has ordered the detention °f cargoes of arms now loa ling at Galveston B nd Baltimore for the Mexican rebels. —Reuter.
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    NEW FRENCH MINISTRY.
    84 7 &gt;. —Reuter radicals and socialists protest. rearrangement of PORTFOLIOS. Paris, June 9. M. Ribot has completed his Ministry. M. Bourgeois is Foreign Minister, M. Noulens, War Minister, M. Delcasse, Minister of Marine and M. Chau’emps, Minister for the Colon’es. Radicals and Socialis's met and passed a resolution
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    THE DISABLED "CAIRNHILL."
    63 7 —Reuter. TOWED SAFELY TO NEW GUINEA. Melbourne, June 10. The steamer Cairnhill,” bound fur Stettin, which was abandoned by her crew, except the Captain, first at.d second officers, fourth engineer, and steward off New Ireland at the end of Marc’", has been picked up and towed to
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    THE WRECKED "KARLUK."
    31 7 ’—Rene?. SAVING TEE CREW. London, June 10. The revenue cutter, ft. Michael’?,” of Alaska, has been or:ered to Wrangel Island to rescue the marooned c?ew of the Karluk.”-
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    BRITISH SQUADRON'S VISIT TO GERMANY.
    34 7 ;.—Reuter. KIEL TO ENTERTAIN TARS. Kiel, Jure 10. The Municipality has voted five thousand marks to entertain the B itish Squadron during Regatta week. The Socialists supported the grant.
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    NEWS FROM BERLIN.
    131 7 —D.O.L. Berlin, June 9. Admiral H** r i- g*&gt;n is to resign in consequence of thd reiet-e of tiie arrested Italians at Dur*zz &gt;. The Porte intends to celebrate on Friday, the anniversary of Constantinople’s conquest by the Turks, and in view of Greek excitement the Patiiarch
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    BANQUET AT JOHORE.
    305 7 “S.T.” H. H. THE SULTAN ENTERTAINS THE GOVERNOR. CORDIAL EXCHANGE OF TOASTS. H. H.'l he Governor and Lidy Evelyn Young were unable to be present at the Raffles School sports on Saturday as they were visiting Johore at the invitation of H.H. the Sultan H. E travelled
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    PENANG CUP.
    1268 7 P.C.C. AND OLD FARQUHARS DRAW IN FINAL. 1 11 AN EXCITING GAME. Six thousand specta ors, including many Europeans, assembled on the Esplanade last evening to witness the final of the Penang Cup Comp°tition. Tie teams were the P.C.C. and Old Farquhars, and while a stern encounter was
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    HOME CRICKET.
    37 7 ,—Reuter. London, June 9. At the Oval, Es?ex beat Surrey by 323 runs. At Bristol, Northants beat Gloucester by 143 runs. At Worcester the match with Sussex was abandoned. Worcestershire led on the first innings.—Reuter.
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    RIFLE SHOOTING.
    86 7 BROMHEAD-MATTHEWS SHIELD. Shooting for the above shield, presented by the Hon. J. Bromhead-Matthews for competition between company teams of six from Volunteer Units of Singapore, Penang and the F.M.S., having been completed, we give below the scores S’pore Royal Engineers (V) 548 Volunteer Infantry 527 Penang Volunteers 523
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    PERAK v. SELANGOR.
    83 7 The team to represent Perak against Selangor at Ipoh on Saturday has been chosen as follows EAG Stuart (Kuala Kangsar); M D Rutley (Ipoh) and E J Furbes (Ipoh) H Tate (Taiping), G E Dickson (Taipingt, and D M Barry (Ipoh) L D Wood (Ipoh), W R
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    P.C.C. BOWLS.
    80 7 The following ties have been decided in the P. C. C. Bowls Tournament, which opened en Monday Championship.—G B F Sou'ham beat E R Henderson by 21 —10; W B Houston w.o. from J D Fett c s Dr J S Rose w.o. from A H Heap (struck
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    PERAK GOLF CLUB.
    81 7 The e will be a mixed fou some competition at the Perak Gulf Club, Taiping, on Saturday afternoon. Mr. E. A. G. Stoart, Assistant Master of the Mahy College, Kuala Kangsar is going Home on leave in two months time, Mr. R G. Wat-on, the Acting Chief
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    LONDON RUBBER WIRE.
    57 7 THE LATEST AUCTIONS. [P. G. Special Cable.' London, June 9. At to-day’s auctions, 870 tons Malaya, and 136 tons Ceylon rubber were on offer. There was a good general demand, prices opening |d below last week’s, and improving later. The vendor of Merchiston Estate refunds £1,370 in
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    LOCAL SHARE MARKET.
    129 7 TO-DAY’S CHANGES. The following are the changes (buyeis and sellers only) in our share list opage 9 to-day Yesterday. To-day 3hass". J i oo oo jfimng. Malayan Tin 33/9 37/6 35/- 38/9 Pahang f. 7/1} 8/- 7/- 7/10} Pahang C. p 6/3 7/- 6/- 6/10} Rambutan 9}
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER AUCTION.
    61 7 [From Our Own Correspondent] Singapore, June 10. At the rubber auctions here, 70 tons were sold at the following pricess Sheet smoked fine ribbed to good plain $l2O to $llO Unsmoked ribbed to goed plain 11l 108 Fine pale crepe 119 125 Good pale 11l 113 Fine
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    RUBBER CROPS.
    16 7 OUTPUIS FOR MAY. The following are outputs for May Juru lbs. 4,760 Malacca 282,100
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    TIN QUOTATIONS.
    75 7 To-day’s quotation for unrefined tin in Penang was $70.00 per picul, buyers, no sellers. Tin in London was quoted at £1 38 17s. 6d. spot and £l4O 17s. 6d. three months. The following business in tin was done to-day Penang Tin Exchange $70.00 Straits Trading Co. no sellers.
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    F.M.S. ATHLETIC MEETING.
    79 7 CHANGE OF VENUE. [From Our Own Corresvondent] Kuala Lumpur, June 10. The sports committee of the Selangor Club, last night, considered a letter from Mr. Kenion, Hon. Secretary of the F.M.S Athetic Meeting, suggesting that the meeting be held this year at Kuala Lumpur instead of Ipoh.
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      612 7 THE STRAITS CINEMA. notice NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership which has been carried on by Tneh Boon Phung and Tan Boon Peng the style of Ihe Straits Cinema at Penang Rd., Penang, in the trade or business of a Cinematograph The it: e was this day dissolved by
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    LYNCH LAW IN CHINA.
    802 8 ROBBERS SUMMARILY DEALT WITH. Peking, May 22 —The Tutah of Kansu reports that White Wolf’s band has crossed from Lungchou, on the border of Shensi and is advancing towards Kingchou. The Qommander of the Kingchou troops, Ma Ko-jen, started to meet the White Wo f and
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    SHARES.
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    SHIPPING.
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    CLEARANCES.
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    MAILS.
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      346 10 Fmanures j I for I I Rubber, Coconuts, Coffee, 4c. I The Ceylon Manure Works. I A. BAUR. I PENANG. COLOMBO. .H B THK UUKMCST MANUBE WORK* EAST OF SUEZ. *■■■■■■■■■■■■■*■■■■*&gt;■■■■«*■■■■ i EARRINGS. I J We have just unpacked a fine selection of J Plain Gold Gem=set Ear Rings. 5
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      71 10 Just as men and women read of a Roj al progress in the newspaper, because distance prevents them from seeit g the actual event, so advert sements, read in the same way, enable people to see. consider, and appraise hundreds of useful articles which in the ordinary way they would
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    TRIESTE DISORDERS.
    312 11 —Ex. THE SLAV AND THE ITALIAN. The accounts which have been published hitherto of the atiray between Slavs and Italians in Trieste and the demonstrations in Italy which followed do not give one of the main re isons for the bitterness of the antagonism between Slav and Italian
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    Mr. Landor Smiles at Mr. Roosevelt’s Charges.
    305 11 River “Doubt” Well Named. Mr. Henry Savage Landor, the explorer, the accuracy of who-e statements concerning his recent voyage of explora tion in Brazil Mr. Roosevelt announces his inten ion of con:rovertiug, has been interviewed by a correspondent of the Excelsior” regarding Mr.
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    Sensation in Calcutta.
    143 11 Gunpowdbr in Jute Stacks. Some sensation was caused in Kidderpore on June 3 by the discovery of explosives among jute stacked in No. 4 shed. An officer of the Port Commissioners was examining bales when he canoe across some paper: he removed this an 1 then discovered
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