The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 30 August 1906

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1 8 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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    16 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1906. NO. 5705.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    237 1 Tae revolutionary awreaießl lb Kuiaia is fa.-at BBlBBlian -rave proport ioas. The aatl-M-ttai an* laalring, abalaaale arraat* bat thf*i>. s.*.*ui-, littl.* e.-he.-k ia the tide e.t' araoa anl iianaiaalina (aaaa >. A new body h;t-, aris.»u in Ru-*-i i arhidl thiaataaa the Bevolationarj partj '..ith eoaater ontiafljea,
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    EVERYDAY THEFTS.
    1020 1 Iu 'i** -a anting ou th. riltnai and tailing! jof Hi*. Majesty's Jolly* aho is 5..! Bar aad sai!...* t..... Rudyard EGpliag arata M W« ar- nil >.i us liars a:i-l ni-.sr of us thi_ffl I, a aftalanwal which ..u b___ljbbi will be found 5.) be grievously tin**,
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      722 1 r w w v Ijohn Little &C°L"I SOLE AGENTS FOR J. W. BENSON'S matches and Clocks. Zuz n _P lor over 150 y.-ai's th,- name Of .1. W Benson tor the best London-made MratCbea has stood uneciualled. therefore, whatever ot aratch is required, accuracy ami tturability and strength can always
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      506 1 POPULAR I WANTS. (Waatedj 'JV> Let: Par Sal Notices; ale., BB ta •!•> wdi-Js iii l-.n>*tli will Oe ■OQBflli i'"i thi-, ooli rum at Oae Dollar for three ins. *i lions. Caaa wltL A.l\«i*risenient. (ierk wanted (Chinese) with knowledge of Marine Insurance and Shipping. State saiavy aad abilities. •Npply to
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      296 1 HOTELS. I HOTEL de I'EUROPE IN HONOR OF THE BIRTHDAY OF Queen Wilhelmina A BIRTHDAY DINNER Will be served on Friday next the 31st inst.. at 7.30 p.m. Austrian String Orel) est ra will play a special selection of Music during <& alter dinner. e IN HONOUR OF THE BIRTHDAY
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      419 1 THE U'KKK. TnoaaDAY, 90th Biajb Waaar 7.54 a.. 0.50 ]> Pa O Mail Ho_Bß_rai_l doaea, p Aataalaaei < laaa, Y.MC.A.. 5..1S a S.V.A. Ritl. Olab Mt-. Drill Ball, 5.1. p Philharmonic Orchestra pra-atioa, -..{<» a. Laetaia oa Mi!t..n. Ep.'-oith ]..>., m, KhIDAV. .'tixiT High Water :—9.0 a., s.i p. Lee_.slative
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    BRITON AND FELLAH.
    437 2 Thk Egyptian Usklsi. A BB yaara' Basideat ia Egypt*' write** ia the Daily Mail'' The British public has been for so long accustoßßSd ta look u|>ou Egypt as oce of th»- most doeils of our dependencies from which our recent good under-standing with Piaaca has removed the
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    WILL ENGLAND MAKE NO SIGN ?
    313 2 WILL ENGLAND MAKE NO SIGN The danger ol the Boer, retaining their upiemacy over tbe British under the Con--titution bas caused Mr Rndyard Kipling to write tbe following poem, which appear, in to-day's Standard of July 27th The shame of Amajnba Hill Lies heavy on our line. But here is
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    Singapore Sporting Club.
    913 2 PKOGKAMME FOR THE AUTUMN RACE MEETING. IWO. October i6th, 18th and 20th. FIRST DAY. l-iwdiji. Octobti- I6tf,. 1. The Maiden Plate. Value $bCO. A Kace for Maiden Horses. Weight 9.t. 31b. Entrance. fcJO. Distance, R. C. 2. The Lawn Stakes. Value ..400. A Handicap for all Horses
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      669 2 In calculating the advertised value ot anv race, the value of any cup, plate or jmzc other than money shall not be included. Ownars of Griffins are entitled to enter foi ei: tier of the following series of Race3, Faxs Series No 1 First Day, Race No 7 Second Day,
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      555 2 advertisements. AUCTIONS. MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF PONY AND CARRIAGE. The undersigned has received instructions TO SELL BY Pl BLIC AUCTION. At No. 7 Kee Bnaa Street On Thursday, the 30/// Auyust, nt _LSO 8.81. One Black deli pony. One Hackney Carriage No. 600. One Set Harness. One Pair Lanterns and Cushions.
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      516 2 H-&t>crtioeincnt.o. INSURANCES. Commercial Union Assurance 60., Ltd FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE Funtls Exceed -61.200.000. W. A. SIMS, Manager, Eastern Branch Aug m Koyal Insurance Company. Fire Life Total [hv__te_> Finds _-.72-\vtj THE LAI,.;h>T KU.'K ol Ki K IN THK ITOELD. BOCSTKAD I Agents The London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Co.
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      561 2 a^pertl.oetncnt6. BANKS. Hongkong Shanghai Bankiim Corporation. Paid-ii' Caiitai Reskbvk Kind: Sterlin-i: Reserve lot Silver Reserve ...S 9^00,000 i*' lit -t- "I;'. Li A I'.l i i PrOI'RIKTOKs.... ell Coi-im Dimm iob« A. Halt K. t OH. M rnur, I.s, Dl H.m Mr.W.J.O_a__w i g L. Le. /man n. In. N
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    CHINESE STUDENTS CROWD TOKYO.
    777 3 CHINESE STUDENTS CROWD TOKYO. Th i ih Power fok. Good oa Evil. An observant visitor to Tokyo writes a lon \m\tmt to the Japan Mail, from which we tak tb* 4 following The tirst two Chinese students official] „>nt to Japan came here a little over eigh ■ears n-jo. The
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    WARSHIPS AND WAR PORTS.
    199 3 -just liey-inuinu- t,» M m u -i manner, one of tho most press■n_ r!,H secondary effects ot the internaval rivalry tor a-.,uirin,. those in- of tbe v U tb wi,;,.!, lhe »?lish 1 hnadtMmgfc. led the way. Cruisers I -■"irse. follow i n the -rowing si_.
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      763 3 Bovcrttecmente. NOTICES. NOTICE ___^___^______f____? d Thon Chon Z Fee am at r S K engrsoW the undersigned Hov viang Choon on the 2nd instant all theii hares and interests in Chops Wing Sang Co. tree^'-tf Sa K ft C 60 HigV street Singapore Dealers in Curiosities ,v^Tn ,L an^ Choon
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      664 3 Hbpcrtiocmcnto. TO CONTRACTORS. j Tenders are invito.} lm* tha liUbBB 111 1- Sh..phou_«s at the corner of Kling Street South Canal Road end Boat Quay. Form* of Tender and fur. he: particulars can he obtamed at tl*. Offices of the Architects TOMLINSON At LERMIT. 1 Raffles Quay June 1 1
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      492 3 Htocrt-semci-ts. TO LET. FURNISHED BUNGALOW TO LET. Located in Chanceiy Lane. $85 a monl Or furniture could be sold by arrangement. Particulars of ELLIS Co., 3 Ceci' Strei TO BE LFT. ENTRY Ist OCTOBER. The comfortable and pleasantly situate esidence No. 2B Lloyd Road, now in tl •ccupation of Mr.
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      242 3 "EMPIRE" I Typewriters. J J725 OP THESE MACHINES ARE IN USE BY H.M. GOVERNMENT i THE Public use 45,000 of them Strong points of the Empire are VISIBLE WRITING, SIMPLICITY OF CONSTRUCTION, DURABILITY AND PERFECT WORK. "Foolscap" Model takes paper 9 inch wide $no. Bricf >- 13^ inch $135. "Insurance
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    The Singapore Free Press.
    32 4 litre shall the Prc» the People'** ri*tht maintain. j I by influence and ur.br:l>ed Ly gixin Here -patriot Truth jlorioi precept- dr*w. P!**-gfc_ to Religion, Loyalty and law.
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    THURSDAY AUGUST 30, 1906.
    2543 4 THURSDAY AUGUST 30, 190 6. In a journal called the Chris tian En- < dea vour Times we find an indication as to the source of the new interest being t aken 1 by Lord Elgin in the gambling regulations, i or restrictions as they really are, in the 1
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      371 4 Caldbeck Macgregor Co. WI\ r E AXD SPIRIT MERGHAXTS. ALE, BEER, AXD STOUT IMPORTERS. _«n»nnnnnnnnnnana-.wnnnnon.Dnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn.tannnnnnt ennnnnnnnnn IjOHN LITTLE Co., Ltd. IN ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES J IN STOCK IN OUR I Tailoring Department ij RAIN COATS r SrJSSf? SfeT 2 I Colouring-. Ra er.K>f. Porous. Healthy. (Jsefal as Waterproof. Handv
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      272 4 Drs. KEW BROTHERS o L i DENTAL SURGEONS, No. 2, Battery Road Chartered Bank Buildings. G. R. LAMBERT Co. PHOTOGRAPHERS Established 1875. The oldest and best reput._d firm in the -Colony. We work with al! known processes. Large Collection of Specimens on View in both our J Studios. Our (Quality
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  • THE RUSSIAN HORROR.
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      Vassili Island Again.
      115 5 Aug. 21 >, 11.2.. am. There hav.- l»een scores of arrests at Vas- i sili Island iu connection with the bomb i utraga. The streets am tilled with troops. I The murder at Minn is also the work of i f the Central Committee of the Revolution-
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      Warning's on Both Sides.
      56 5 _&.oluUonai-ea hav.* wnl warninga among othara- >Cok>nel Etimaa of tba ivakj K__egin_ent, to Gnaoml TrepoiT. edonoata-f and Prince Pubatiti lien driving cabe in Moaooar have fired lice, wounding three. ntf .called Death for Death Bocaata u boon formad at St Petersburg aud aami tha jafolnti_a___r_ta thai
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      Pitched Battle at Samara.
      33 5 aaa l-een a battle .a Bamara be--2,000 reaohitioaariea and the police. polieaaaen and oaViala have baaa 'eel. In an encounter batween -auts ice at KarK.vka many ware killed wounded.
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      Another October Rebellion.
      36 5 i Stated at St PBtereburf that an ation ha«l Wen planned for October: "E*l <.:; nu and explo-', bad been purr ban Tbe eoate was thwarte\er uv.in_r t.. the arrest tf a aanirnl ra
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      Royal Bearers of Minn's Coffin.
      45 5 Tne Tsar and the Grand l.uke Nicholas I nera r. General Minn's coffin at the --tei day. G era! Minn i*tt f nmmsnder of thi I n.ent and was assassinated ■ggtri at the railway st:tt:*.n a' the' I Railway Station.
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  • GERMAN FLAG IN INDIAN OCEAN.
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      CHINA'S REFORM.
      26 5 Aug. 29, |1 J| am. Renter's eorrespeindent at Peking states I thai the Dowager Empress has appointed Committee to consider the constitution proposals. I
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      THE GERMAN MANOEUVRES
      27 5 Mr. Haldane to View. Beomred Ang. 89, 1 1 "> am. Mr Huldaue has arrived at Marieubad. He proceeds officially to witaem the German niaueeuvres.
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      Franco-Turkish Understanding.
      49 5 A maa. BJlcial atatemm-. haa been made in Paris that tba s'atus quo ante bas been established at Djauet. pending a FrancoTurkish Treaty faxing the boundary between Ghat and French Territory. This method of procedure ia identical with that adopted bv Britain in settling the Tabah incident.
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      Baron Komura.
      43 5 Received Aug 89, 9.25 am Biirou Komura. the new Japanese Ainba__nioc t.. Great r.ritaiu. calle.l upon Sir Edward Grey yesterday afternoon. He will bt received in au.liemv by H. M. the Kin_\ pr.. l ...blv on the lt'th of next mouth.
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      The Cuban Rebellion.
      25 5 lu view of the proclamation of amnesty nearly all tbe Cuban insurgent leaders are willing to disband, if thev are -uaninteed immunity
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      The Polar Expedition.
      20 5 Kecehed -\ug. '2'A. 3*. pm. lt ls confirmed that the Wellnmnu P. lar Expedition has lt-eu abandoned.
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    PHILIPPINE PULAJANES AMBUSH AMERICANS.
    112 5 PHILIPPINE P ULAJANES AMBUSH AM ERI CANS. savage baud of pulajanes at I_evte in Philippines, has. according to the latest ip Manila exchanges, ambushed iu hick brushwood an American detachment >-.• una I. lei ..properly use their guns for want -of room. They were attacked iu front ind on both
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    248 5 Tha Hongkong and Wlnmnon Deck Co Dade net pr. .fits of $40M66,ns compared with $171,649 in tha previous half vear. The dividend is 12 per cent written off ••ver 960,000, carried forward i»2.087. Sir i'aul (.hater said It may l-e of iutert-st t<» mention here that dnring the lust five
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    CHICAGO BANK ROBBERY.
    163 5 A San Francisco ruble ines-age t.f Aug 7. says tbe Milwaukee Aveuue Bank at Chicago was broken into by a gang of eh peradoes, who. having ovcrpoWere.! the fe.rce of night watchmen that is always on the premises, found their way down into the vaults where they
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    233 5 The band of the Ist Sherwood Foresterwill play in the .-Botanical Gardens tomorrow night from pm. te 11 pm. To advertise the Batavier Line of steamers, a party of six Dutch boys, in national costume, are at present iu Loudon distributing the company's time-tables. An Act of Commission of the
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    FIRE AT ROCHORE.
    277 5 Pink apple Factory Gutted. At o'clock yesterday morning the Fire Brigade received a call to a fire at ttl lb 111l aud on arrival in the district found that a pineapple factory in Sumbawa-rd was on fire aud the flames were rapidly spreading tothe adjoining buildings. Although
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    PSEUDO-MAHARAJAH OF JODHPORE.
    238 5 An Aldaciou-s Dkessixo-Poy The facts «.t case brought up at the Bombay Police Conii on the 7th inst revealed a most andaeiooa nt tempt by the Maharajah of Jodhpore*e dressing-boy at impersonating the Ifahnrajnh and receiving nil i honours due tee the i.athore. The pseudo- Alaharajth arrived
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    AN AUSTRALIAN GUIDES CORPS.
    160 5 In the Australian defence estimate, appear votes for £1,000 tor the establishment of a corps of Guides throughout the Commouwe.tlth. It is intended that the (J aides' CVrps shall ousist of men such as survey-. is, and those well used tt. the bush, who would be
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    PERAK ART CLUB.
    136 5 This exhibition was opened iu Kin_Edward Vll's School at Ta-ipeng on Aug 24. Tbe critic «>f tbe "Perak Pioneer*' says the pictures were unequal. Mr. Jackson t-riok the prike for tlie best collection iu the I-\ M. S. aud Mrs Nutt for the la?st oil painting. Mrs
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    87 5 Mr O. F. Odell will deliver a lecture in the Wesleyau Methodist Episcopal Church. Colman-st, to-night at 8 o'clock, his subject being 'John Milton.' Yesterday before Mr Michell a little Malay boy was sentenced to fire strokes with a rattan for stealing a sarong. Prior to tbe flogging being administered
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    THE GENTLE ART OF CROSS-EXAMINATION.
    961 5 An Excruciating Form ok Tortike. She was suffering. My learned friend was cioss-examiniug her, and what -what more excruciatitig form of torture could the poor woman undergo The query was addressed to his lordship Mr Justice Fisher yesterday iu the Supreme Court, ami t lie
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    16 5 On Saturday next the Kinta Amateur Dramatic Companv will stage Tke New Boy at Kuala Lumpur.
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      299 5 ROBINSON Co. PRELIMINARY NOTICE Jlnnaal Cast. Clearance SALE WILL COMMENCE Monday, Sept 3rd AND CONTINUE DAILY THROUGHOUT THE MONTH. HIGH CLASS and VALUABLE STOCKS. Substantially Reduced. ROBINSON COMPANY. J. TRAVERS SONS, 7, D ALMEIDA STREET, ha. .ii_ l-een in-pointed SOU: AGENTS FOB THE General Electric Co., Ltd. OF ENGLAND In
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    KEW GARDENS.
    1039 6 A RoMiNric By-Path ov Empibk. 1 wonder how aiany of those people whoj wander tbrough the gardens, visit the great Palm House, and g*/e at tbe flowers and birds, know what Kew is and was, or have ever i-eflected on the pa it it plays in the scheme
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    OLD-FASHIONED SINGAPORE AND ITS FUTURE.
    334 6 The Singapore correspondent of the "Times of ludia," conclude! his letter of July 7 with ibis passage: Singapore has suffered in the past somewhat from its old-fashioned manner of mind. There was an objection to spending money as long as th" e>Kl institutions werer good
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    157 6 The Malay Mail" he. irs that .t proposal is uuder consideration by the authorities far the levying .>t dntr on rubber seeds exported from the F.M S. It is bettered that this step is ntvess.u v as .1 protection against th»> importation of <»e*. Is inte. riral rubber* producing countries
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      28 6 I have used Horrhuol Creosote extensively in diseases of tbe cheat, eapeeially Bronchial Catarrh, with t*plendid res. Its." (Unsolicited) William Thomas Owens, Hartford. U.S.A., 29 May, .904. 8
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      276 6 QRIMAULT C° Medicinal Skin Soap MEDi-CINAL SKIN SOAP Iffll t aaa mnm- aaaia f^Bgy Recommended by eminent Dermatologists and adopted in the Paris Hospitals in the treatment of Ringworm, Acne, Psoriasis, Eczema and Skin diaeaaee generally. S t RUE VI VI HUE, S Compagnie des Messageries Maritimes de France. T.
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      721 6 H^crti6cmcnt9. SHIPPING. P. 8_ O. STEAM NAVIGaVTION COMPANY. For China Japan,, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Bills of Lading issued for China Coast. Persian Gulf, l ont:n*.ntal and Ameii. can Ports. Steamers will leave Singapore on or about M.IL LINES. On heard 'inr
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      737 6 Hb\>crti6cmcnto_ SHIPPING. Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen. COAST LINES. Steamers of the Coast Fleet. TONS Te.Ns \l"sr. P.tchal.uri UM I'aklat 1U..7 J Bornce> Q Aasjbia liwT Kohsichaii'g 'JO-l I And. Rickuu-rs 1U.7 h'.ijah _otB SC Ki.kine-is 85--.7 Pitsanule.k -J*>lH K. Kickinci* 1»_57 f Bangkok S-iiisen 1U..7 Bsjaaari MHH b«» S«.k l_Q_ Korat
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      616 6 a^vcrtl6cmcnto. SHIPPING. KKI. Norddeutscher Lloyd, Breraei'. IMPERIAL tJERMAN MAIL LINE. The fast an-l well-known mail steamera of l.is t'a.nipany sail f.rtni*_htly fron Bremen. Hamburg via K.itteTelr.in, Antwerp, Southampton, ibmltar, l-renoa, Naples. ie..nu.'.-ti..n Mars^'ille.,, l aides, Alevaueiria anel vi--.' versa I P«>'t Saiel. •Stie-z, Aelen, t'e>)e.iiihe>, I'e'nanir, .Singapore-, H«>n-_--tons,', Shanghai, ffsgssairl
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      576 6 H..crtiocmcnt.. SHIPPING. WTK. JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Co Ltt, A regular FOHTXh.HTLV Ben I maintained __t-eT_<n Jap. in an.l Barope Iv U e following NEW TWIN SCREW STHA MERS. Cndcr Mail Contra, ts i the Imperial Japank-sk QoTßmsn Specially designed f.» the Comp.nn pean Service. lighted tbrongboal l-y Electri provided with
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      216 7 A CAR OF THE FUTURE. j The tact that we are no longer being led U Coutiuental cou. ins the French, iu i tm „Kiit.*r of the building of motor cars is w *l> Incoming n more self-evident fact, •lm British manutacturer bas tackled the probkn iu bis m-.st wi.leawake
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      1171 7 H. .crtiscinctita. B&vcrtisemcnte. Bl ILDINGS KOR Qn .fa Bert h. The Committee of the Agri-Horticultural Sshow are prepared to receive offers for KffiS__Sr Th,^§-r s T;ow buildinKS and British India S* Ne Co. Ltd. There are about 40 buildings of various 0 ton dimensions built of bintangors and roofed -Tenant,
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      920 7 DE KONINKUJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. I Contract with the Nktherlakds India Government I I Agents at Singapore, Ship Agency, late J. Daendels Co., 2-3 Collyer Qu-ey. I THE t'NOERSIONEII DATES ARE O.NLT APPROXIMATE. Steamers From Expected Will be Despatched for on Van Swoll Bilhton. Aug 66 Billiton. Batavia, Java-co.st,Boerabaya Bo.*loleng Ampenan.
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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      597 7 HARBOUR NOTES. The Sea Belle returned yesterday from relief duty to the Horsburg Light bouse. It is reported that the light-ed buov on -ilieCvrene Shoal was invisible lust night. The Siam from Hongkong yesterday bad B Clii'ie*-*? passenger ou board who was fi'ering from bari-beri. He wus, lauded n i-t
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      696 7 VESSELS IN PORT. I *__-k__ FI T l°. S B^V Arrived From Consignees For When I i Zr, 1 l tT.o.': S a n AUK Ban kok Asia, ic Co. Bangkok ob I I *J«6Cbe« Bnt 1213 Rnsseil A«f 11 Sou,_.,.ja Joo Seng Chan Uncertain F O Hock K.an D„t..,b
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    THE HOGAN CASE.
    289 8 Prosecution Unablk .<• Proceed. Witnesses Ahsent Without Exccsk. The case against Messrs. Hogan and Kobertscm, Managing Direct or ind Secretaay respectively of the engineering firm of Hogan and Companv. which was fixed for yesterday afteruoou had to lie postponed. Counsel and defendants were in readiness at 2
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    DEFINING BUILDING LAWS.
    278 8 Iniere.sti... PoLica Coubt Caaa. Yesterday aftoraooa hof<_-W Mr Michell Towkoy Lim Boh Paafa xvas raosamaad by Mr Craik of lhe Municipality far etnetiag a alt go-town ia Onttam-rd] without provision f.»r a verandah and without giving notice in writing of the inleatioa to build to lbe Municipality.
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    POSSESSION OF COINING IMPLEMENTS.
    145 8 Ifoatarday bsfoao Mr Oohaaa a China-] m.iu was charged by Inspector Gallagher with Wing iu p.»sses*i..*n of instrument:*, for coaatarfsitiag. The story told for the prosecution xvas a rather curious ..ue. It appeared that on i Tuesday night two detectives xxere at a coffee stall near
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    WORLD'S SCULLING CHAMPIONSHIP.
    90 8 TeIWNS Kk.OVKHS THE Til I.E. Tba latest Australian papers report the raco for the sculling championship of the world au.l -.-.'RJ 1 on the Parramatta Biver, U'tween George Towns und James Stanbury. The race xxas a tine one for a mile but the tiuish proved a procession,
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    THE STORY OF LOLA MONTEZ.
    1244 8 iwav the most adventurous was Marie L. ol.ires Lli/aeia Kosauna'-.iDerr., lienor anowu by her stage-name as L<>1 1 M.mtez (1818--1861). B.irn at Limerick, she was the laughter of Ensign Edward Gilbert of the 14th Foot, who .lied of cholera at Dinapore. V r ery shortly
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    541 8 Mmabor_ of the .S.V.C. wishing t-> invitefriends to the .Smoking Coucert on .Saturday should make early application fur tickets. as th.-ie IS 0 gic.U .lennud. Ir is _tate.l that Messrs. Aylesbury Qariaad, of Ipoh, have obtaine.l permission froni the -Governor-* teiieral of Netherlands India to meruit una thou-aand Jarae* am
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    A Reliable Kemedy for Dysentery and Diarrhoea.
    106 8 As the season is at hand when diarrhoea and dysentery are prevalent, a reliable remedy should always laj kept in the house for immediate use. The success of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in tbe treatment of bowel trouble, has brought it
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    EXCHANGE.
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