The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 3 June 1907

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1 8 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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    Masthead
    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1907. NO. 5,997.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    162 1 I'liuee Fushimi hap informed the atwgpapers that he leaves E inland with regret. Hit stay has been an lmuoeuse success and he w ill go back to Japan in a warship which the Kiiig has placed at his disposal. (Page 5). A distinguished ei-Navai Commander is dead
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    IN THEIR OWN BACKYARD.
    908 1 I Oil'. With t be OI*!4Ct Oi aO airing TQ Ciiue upon a- cn>w<l of redskins chasing a i cowboy or 6oiue t ter produc* of the wild and woolly west. 1 -o be w«u» astonished j because the setting of this rather savage scene is
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
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      150 1 Straits Cycle and Motor Co. BATTERY ROAD. BROWN CARS TO ARRIVE SHORTLY. MM^bt^P Th^ model has doable cylinder w Jfc 10-13 h.p. Electric Ignition E.I.C. ""T^J V B^B Tarea speeds emd reverse direct ,im| BSro B^^^ driT« >c Top Speed. Steering wlidei control. Parts interchangIT WILL COMMEND ITSELF TO YOU.
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      326 1 Entertainments. HARMSTON'S iRAHD CIRCUS AND oyal Menagerie of Performing Wild Animals. LAST 4 NIGHTS! LAST 4 NIGHTS!! (UOCEBB OF OUR NEW PROGRAMMK. last t moan or HE FRANTZ TROUPE IN TWO GREAT AOTS. OUR GREAT ANIMAL ACT DIAVOLO LOOPING THE LOOP \M> I.Ahl 4 NKiHTSOI Ol B ALL it.ir oy,
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      17 1 ENGINEERS cONTRA GTORS. rT 1 v DC Si PS i I BURMA STRAITS SI AM and GHINa.
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      75 1 TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. The last four nights of Harmston's Crcua, with a most successful new programme Paeel. m Wanted, Chines* or Eurasian cler* for Sou-abaya Page 7. High class school for girls and little boysPa^e 2. burns Philp line Makambo f>r Bri.--baneand Svdney on SatuHay. B. I. Pa'i Ana" for Inhan
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      357 1 THE WEEK Monday, '-ird Hijh Wat*v r— 2.3t a.. 4 3H p Prince cf Wales' Hirttday. PnMic tad Bank Holiday SI. M. Mail Outward due. M M.Ma.»l Homeward dr.« Monthly MiwitM Mtj. Pli— f ■> Chun Haraston's Circus p Tubsday, 4th High Water S I S a.. 5.45 >.V.\. General
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    "A TRADEMARK INFRINGEMENT"
    388 2 "A TRADEMARK INFRINGEMENT" Onceina while, »avs tbeBn >t C \r:.>». and sometime* oftener, the law that is oouuied and expounded bv some «.>f 'he Japanese judges see ins hevoud the e.>iii(.reheu*:ou of a foreigner Jfci louc delays :n proseo'jtintr i ease are such that a business man hesitates about commencing
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    PROPAGANDA BY GRAMOPHONE
    179 2 Than m« mm m&ny w A j^ v: making p...itu-.ii propat^nda. butt gramophone is Urn lat^t f th- (Bum! „^'s. s VMM* liJu-tratiO?; t f ie charms of tv j»io. It aeems to hn. ni-red ,^f tmtim m tee Aastlo.Fren.-l. negotivtioi.- mi lag th« Xicer-Chu-1 Voimhiw After
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    A TIGER AT TEKONG.
    173 2 Ucd •portaman will UirtimluJ ta iturn tUt A riK«- is report*! 'o I* on Pu.'ai 1 he annual H no* d mythi i,ce «>r a h«tntu but is *pparen'l/a verv real aoimal for if ha* n*e.l iU claws w.fh ma-* •ml tfftet on a Chiues*. ymrt
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL AGENDA
    55 2 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL AGENDA [rgiilalfo OmmtQ m*u m r ..iav n.uie the Colonial .S^-r-tarv. om t( >r the ajpr.va! nf MJ. f ur >w«iu p I* U ,J ;ir Mount Zkw and for mM f fn.,1,1. 1WTWA SZg&T Ther. m thr«, H, Uowu fa |m r^^. mg-Feu^ Municipal Loa C Suodav
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      18 2 aid *<?" hM01 Ctto ot -plendid OtaAM) J W B« A r«o« Ti M.*.c.,.,E D g. Apr! 1904. 3
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      425 2 HDvcrtiscmcnts. Pure bfooc makes the skin cleoft smooth, healffiy^ Impurafin.nl Notches Jbe skin\ith juropfts, Swes, tinjis, «>czpmS, omptioBs. Mr. G. W.'fiurtner. Kwzletown, Va., tells of the bad.eundition ]>■ was in, and how be w a cured b;. Ayer's Sarsaparilla "Shortly afur Icnvin^ roltege, I was noubled wuii :i »kin disuse
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      400 2 B&vertisement0. SSGAPOtE TOWN BAND. 47, WATERLOO STREHift Brass and String; or String Band Only. Now open for engagements. Music Lessons given, 7 am 9 am.— 5 to 6.30 p.m. J. TRINIDAD, Proprietor Bandmaster. i ti> hli»it».ii,, DYSENTERY^AND K DIARRHOEA. BROWN'S SPECIFIC. be had at the Singapoki Dispensary, f Miss Brown,
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      607 2 Htoertteemente. I NOTieES. ES^LRAT EMS Mo. Cheapest a&d best Book Bindw, Printer J^^g™* Book Rul r A" <>*« executed Cow's milk supplied at 28 cts. per chupak 5 delivered at any address. Nov 13 34 Brass Basah Road. I n*c THE TANJONG PAGAR DOCK COMPANY LTD. CLOsrNG of Transfer Books.
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      422 2 Hopgkong Sh^ghaiBan^ Corporation. Paid-up Capital.. Resbrvb Fchd:— Sterling Reserve $10,000 «MX) Silver Reeerve... $11,000,000 [•*!,«<*.., Reskkvb Liability or Propeibtors *Miii Court or Dirbctorb. Cuimr Managir Hongkong.— J. r. M SMITH Manager Shahghai.-H. E. H. HCNTEK Lomhw Ba»k.es_Lond O n A Co-.. Bamkino Comp awt L i« n ,i, J U
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    NEWS BY THE MAIL.
    752 3 A'h#Ti one grown old and ha<» ".<•♦ sue- <l W amassiOi.' a grtui of *e»itii ;n Stiai'n rui-her and other n eatuents. be uii-rh: do v.>rse than givw H itutramith a lial a» place ot resident for lM H*'nniersmith guudianstlo their fiesta! tremely well. (M course
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    PROTECTION OF TRADE SECRETS.
    278 3 X v on involving the -tiw. if the protection by law of tra e MCnti M» rtyled tlu- "Taylor Iron and steel Company N'ichol".. isieporten 1 in tl.» Engineering lu. •or.l (Sew Vuiki of March 30. The "i ;otui>an\ BWkl a KCWWI freui K A. Ha«it
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    SOME "BULLS."
    202 3 two Ol three Mk |K-rpe.trated on hoard out- of ttM newOf arrived liners troiu home. It is well known," said one lady, that I •0 the puw IrW> Mood is half l-iec-h. j UotbCl lad) ciuplained of the. ac.oni 1I1U( lHtu.n o« one of tho be^t known shipping
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    ARREST OF A BOMBAY TRADER.
    527 3 A Cvrioc> Tai.e. An American l»<u named Marni ill, win j uabanu passes uuder the threw ttliaaeg uf Illoom, Baker and Ta'cotf. his been arrested ►j tue |K)lice iv i&anguon for being m ,'^^ssiou of a numltf r of typewriting nachiues and a <|uantitv of
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      546 3 Btocrttecmenta. AUGTIONS. AUCTION SALE OP New Musical Instruments (For Account ok Cosckrned) U Messrs. H. L COGHLAN Co.'s MART 1 On Friday, 7th June, at 10-30 a.m. 8 Cases of Musical Instruments comprising, I Phonographs, 6 doz. English, Chinese and lalay Records, 51 doz. assorted Mouth Or- 1 ans, 72
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      526 3 Htwertlsementa. AUCTIONS. SALE OF OLD UNCLAIMED TON(»KAN(1S The undersigned has received instructions TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION T THE CAMPONG GLAM BEACH FARM On Friday the 7th June, 1907, at 2 p.m. To bf. Sold on the Spot I 8 Old unclaimed Tongkangs Terms Cash/ H. A. CRANE, Auctioneer. June
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      134 3 TROPICAL ROOFING IS THE IDEAL ROOFING FOR THIS CLIMATE. Gheap Durable Sanitary Vermin-proof. THE THICKEST QUALITY (3PLY) CAN BE SUPPLIED AT $12 per roll of 216 square feet complete with caps. nails and cement for fixing. AGENTS Borneo €o., CflL Singapore. FUSS ELL'S 1 USS CREAM instead of Cod Liver
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    The Singapore Free Press. Monday, June 3, 1907.
    1010 4 The Singapore Free Press. Monday, June 3, 1907. Here Arfi the Re,, iut p^, ?lt righ famimmt^ L'rawe^ by mrtuence am] infer ti by gain c Here p*L-i y. Truth h« jlonjus p-» epts draw. Pledged to Reiijioo, Loyalty and Law. a Possibly every one of our readers wh< gets
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    989 4 > < Earthquakes more or less severe «tre reported in various parts of Japan. Petty thefts at the Docks are numerous On Saturday Mr Green sent a Chinaman to jail for two weeks for pilfering a bottle of wine from one of the godowns. Four men stand charged with murder
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    Correspondence.
    236 4 Correspond ence. 3 Chinese Cr''iskk«" J TV- The Editor. y Dear Sir— From tb^ leauV the- Free P**. I ,h*, w to have a visit from two Oim,e. the Chinese Governmeut hav, n decided to take an d S j subject abroad. Ev-rv o ne wh L anything of the
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    PENANG HARBOUR SURVEY
    201 4 H. M. B. M*»rhn. surrey ship, m Colon,!*, ,,n May Jl and w.ll be through Singapore. She was 1, sloop, but bag been re tiffed at ness as a survey ship SHm n way to China for two jpm Chinese waters where the 'will 1* employ* 'in
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    HARMSTON'S CIRCUS.
    222 4 A packed house," one of the lw performances ever put on in Singap.-u- au ereat enthusiasm were the Harniston on Saturday ■MM ne gene rahv looks for the btf when tins parii cular attraction is presented here au invHmbk j/ets it. bu! it K me tim^ jsiDce an
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    TERRIBLE DISASTER.
    133 4 500 Bcknt to Death. tanton, Ma\ Ou the yth day. at Sau. Kong. i D tl ui district, a tire broke in a theatre, in whi.-l there were ahout 500 persons burnt to deaf including two actor*, and several hundmi wounded. All the clothing and boxe- belong ing
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      421 4 [KELLY WALSH A LIBRARY THAT SHOULD BE IN EVERY HOME. (Over Two Millions have already been Sold.) THIRTY CENTS EA6H. K\»rybod> s Focket Cyc!opa-dia. 11l :?tia- Everybody's Book of Confessians. tons and Maps.) Everybody's Guide to Poultry- X eepinir. Everybody's Book of Jokes. Everybody's Guide to Chess and Diaughu Everybody
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      282 4 T\ POPULAR J WANTS. BOARD AND LODGINGS First Claas. Madame L. Malherbe, Paterson Road. Look Look packet of booklets, entitled A Talk about You and Your Future Wife post-free 16 cents, sure to interest you. Address, S.R. Union, 80Tras-st. Singapore. INSURANCE Advertiser would be glad to know of a Company
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    LEAVING WITH REGREL.
    116 5 Fushimi's Farewell Message. King's Signal Favour. i (By Submarine Telegraph Reuter's.) Received June Ist. 44" pui. i I'nuce Fushimi, m a farewell message to •he press, declares that he is leaving Kui»lind with regret. Fr>ni hid landing to his departure he has received nothing but kindness not
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    'FRISCO'S ILL-LUCK.
    64 5 10,000 Workless. Golden Silence. Rec June 1, 1<»2" am. L ue N»*w York oo rresp*>ndent of the Times •uv-j tli.i' T hn >[tuation m Sin Francisco is lespwrate. Ther*- ir- Imtj thtmmad p^opl.> there out of work. There appears It be uo doubt that the San Francisco newspapers
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    French Sailors Strike.
    19 5 l'b»* Kivooh M.:!ors m Marseilles have i^>ne on strike and he deptrture of vessels ii delayed.
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    Fushimi Leaves for Canada. The German Newspaper Picnic.
    52 5 I'nno** Kushimi has !<-tt London for •Janada. H»* was giv»*n a most cordial b*» wh|; val Fimily. R*kt. Junt? Ist, 1 A.m. Tue British jouriirtlists who are visiting rvrmany witnesse^l the spring parade at Potsdam and heartily cheered the Emperor who icknowledged
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    CRICKET.
    205 5 S. C. C. \s. West Kents. At Tinglin <>v Saturday aftern<».>n. The 'lub won m comfortable fashion with the lorn oi only a few w iekeU. S. C C. 11. v> V. M. C. A. >n the Ksplanadeou Saturday the S. C. C. <>eccnd eleven <;&ined <t fairly eaay
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    L. L. T. C.
    26 5 An American Tournament (Handicap) will be held at the Ladies* Lawn Tennis Club beginning 17th June. Entries will olone on 14th Juue.
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    DEATH OF KARL BLIND.
    735 5 (By Submarine Te'egraph —Router's.) The death is announced of the well-known republican organiser, Karl Blind, at his residence m Winchester Road, Hampstead. Karl liliud was born at Mannheim, Sept 4. IS2H, .in.i studied jurisprudence ami ancient Germanic literature at Heidelberg and Bonn. Active among students, working-men,
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    The Late Sir W. Graham.
    94 5 Laic Me>Ba«;e The dea'li has occurred of Sir William Graham. Sir W. Gr.tham 8.. was a retired Admiral. He enterei the Navy m 1842, was created an Admiral m '8!K». He served at Lagos m 1851. m the Crimein War, }S")4. China 1557. Snpei iuteudant
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    MORRISON MEMORIAL, CANTON.
    50 5 The local Chinese Y. MCA. has decided to celebrate the Morrison Centenary m th€ Preabjterian Church, Orchard Road, oe Tuesday June 25th at 8 p.m. The collec tion is to be given to the buildings of tht Canton Y.M.CA. to be erected m memorj of Robert Morrison.
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    THE REVOLT IN CHINA.
    51 5 Danger Zone near Amoy. Disaffection Spreading. (By Submarine Telegraph— Reuters). ReuterV corresponded a: Anaoy says there are thirty thousand people iv revolt forty miles south of Amoy. The Viceroy of Fu ChM H sanding eight thousand troops to the scene. The disaffection is <preac.cc VVarships are
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    Lord Cromer Honoured.
    25 5 LaTI MtSSA E The Society of Arts hat awarded its annual Albert Medal to Lord Cromer m raoonitioa Of bis pre-eminent senices > <
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    Johannesburg's Strikes.
    24 5 The engine driver? at JoLiunesbuig iiave decisively voted against strik.nc work. In spite of this the miners ar«»«leteriniued to niriic^air the strike.
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    The Commons United. The Derby Betting.
    82 5 Tue Hoott oi OoMMMi i-^s unauiuiously I passed the Moosd reading f tbc Court of Crimina: Appeal b.!.. Jue iatc-: bett.u^ a Tht Derby .i e7ens Slieve «ia!Hod. f( ur tc one <ialvani, eight to one l> /on.an. ni.i-r t one rby. ten to
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    ANGLO-CHINESE SCHOOL.
    326 5 A MURK Clef Sh«iE7"(. The annual sports of the Oldhan. Athletic Club were hell at I 'idham Hall, Orchard rd ,ou Saturday afternoon. The grounds were gay with bunting and marquees were erected for the visitors, amongst those present being H. R. tl.e Governor and Mi&s Ander- m.
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    BOXING IN CALCUTTA.
    112 5 J Calcutta. lWth May.— The tight for Rl.OOO 1 a side tetwecn Sam Newuian and Bill Fisher .;»me off last night at the Calcutta Concert 1 l Hall before a crowded house. Newman, al- though i onceding Fisher a good deal of weight, e had the best
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    130 5 The Chinese authorities iu Mauchuria are saiu to be endeavouring to establish a title to exercise jurisdiction over Korean subjects in Mukden, on ihe ground that the treaties do not secure to Korea any privilege of consular tribunals. The Japanese are resolutely opposing any such contention, and they have gained
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    LONDON LETTER.
    936 5 Special to the Free Frem > London, May 10. When once the season has begun, as now, locial events follow each other so rapidly hat it is almost impossible to keep pace vit It them, or indeed to find time to attempt a chronicle them. I wrote to
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  • Page 5 Advertisements
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      20 5 Gulmari Cos S*rs*p»rllla cleanse* tbe blood from all i»pnritie« arising from Scrofula, Eczema, Bad Legs. Skin Diueaaes. Pimples and Sores*
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      92 5 An Old Maxim Applied to a Modern Remedy. Everyone speaks of the feast as he finds it," is a maxim of the Portuguese. Judging by the letters received from people all over the country, praising Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, it is evident this remedy has been found satisfactory.
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      178 5 ROBINSON Co. THE ORIGINAL AND CENUINE. i|i EAU-DE-COLOGNE ||afc WICKERED BOTTLES ,£gs§|ggfe "HALF PINTS" I^^^^W^ "ONE PINTS" CHOICE PERFUMERY ORIGINAL p^f^^^^R ll "7r li ndi a j J WMtiLW: "NUBIA L -^^J^^is&*&¥' PERFUMED &p'; > "NIGHT SCENTED STOCK' P-O^O*"f-i^^^^J SWEET PEA BLOSSOM" as supplied to H. M. IFe QUEEN. ROBINSON
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      53 5 THE MAILS. The P. iV. O. Homeward Mail Steamer Oceana left HoDgkong at 1 p.m. on Saturday 1st June, aud is due to arrive at Singapore at 6 a.m. ou Thursday. Tbe P. O. Outward Mail Steamer Delta left Colombo at midnight on Saturday and may be expected ic Singapore
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    THE RAISING OF THE ASSOUAN DAM.
    622 6 The project to increase tbe height of the Assouan Dam. m order to raiae the level of water to be stored m the reservoir by seven metres above the present marimmn, is a matter of considerable interest and the decision to undertake the work
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    A THREE-HUNDRED CENTURY CLOCK.
    141 6 »idh a clock lo ran as lont{ j I withcu* bofcg v.-,,;, n ,l U p, i,! I nM it is th« w,.rk i >•■-.'.-•:.•. 1 jr.-.-.-ntor in' H« nils it a radium j dnk, r;d u»i.-rrs ti. t t it will run for if t
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    THE MAHARAJAH OF KASHMIR.
    100 6 lyilg May 17.-H. H the Maharajah of K**himr La* i^u^a atrin^nt orders -ainsf disuff^ted people who are trying to >.l.fy the British Government l.j misleadac.I «xckmf the i^orAnt aud uneducated ua*se8 to make common cat,*, and adop^ a dehant attitude toward- the Government." He not heg
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      379 6 Bfcvcrtiscmcnts. FOR SALE. mm LEASE AND MINING MAGHINERV FOE SALE PEIVATELY Valuable Mining Lease, Machinery Ac. m eluding two 12 H.P. Portable Engines am boilers, one I*' H.P. Portable Engine am boiler, one ten-stamp Battery and a .artr< quantity of Mining tools and appurtenances. For full particulars, apply to POWELL
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      515 6 abvcrtiscmcnts. SHIPPING. f Apcar Line The undermentioned mall steamers o; <j' the above company maintain a regu c lar service between Calcutta and Japan calling at Penang, Singapore, Hongkong 8c Shanghai en route. FLEET. Tons. Commander. 8.9. Japan 6,300 J.G. Olifent. 8.8. Gregory Apcar 4,606 S.H. Belson. s.B. Arratoon Apcar
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      653 6 H^ertiaemcnta. SHIPPING. P. O. f STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. For China Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Bills of Lading issued for Chin; Coast, Persian Gulf, Continental and Ameri can Ports. Steamers will leave Singapore on or abov MAIL LINES. Outward (for China) Delta
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      678 6 Bt>veiti*cmento. SHIPPING. Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen. COAST LINES. .Steamers of the Co*st Fleet. Toms reg. Tows reg. Petchaburi 2191 Derawongaa 1648 1 Borneo 21(0 Paklat 1667 Kohsichang 3040 Anghin 1667 Rajah 2028 Locksun 1657 Piteanulok 8019 Choising 1657 Bangkok 1920 Pongtong 1657 Rajaburi 1904 Samsen 1657 > Korat 1900 Loo 80k
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      652 6 H^pcrttocmcnt6. SHIPPING. EKI. Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL I Th« fast and well-known mail stea..^ ;this Company sail fortnightly from j Hamburg via Rotterdam. Antwerp, Southnn.Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (connection MarasUl Naples, Alexandria and vioe versa) Port S»!i Suez, Aden, Colombo, Penang, Singapore hT I kong Shanghai, Nagasaki k Kobe
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    ANGLO-MALAY RUBBER.
    620 7 ANGLO- MALAY RUBBER. The first ordinary general meeting of the Aa<lo-Malay Rubber Compnoy, Limited, was oeld on May 4 at the London Chamber of Commerce, Oxford-oourt, Caanon-ttreet, E.C., Sir F. A. Swettenh»m, KC.M.G. rchairmin of the company) presiding. The Chairman said Too notice that the import corers a period of
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    LEWIS AND PEAT'S RUBBER REPORT.
    304 7 May lOili, ly<'7. IIM tuilow:u_ Is --.r;- about oylon ami l:i tons Straits, were offered at auction** to Jay, anil sold a* follows Per lb. ■laULnt; I ca.«*B lart,'e amber she* mouldy 3 2 casi-s dark scrap 4 1 eSM black s-erap, few »ets. some
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    EXCHANGE.
    64 7 (CoaaiCTBD up to June 1.) Bank 4 m/s 2/4 demand -,4-jV Private credits 3 m/s 2/4 credits 6 m/s 2/4: France, demand Bank... 294 Gkrmant, demand 239 [ndia, T. T 174 Hongkong, demand •;%<!>>■ Yokohama, demand 115 Java, demand 141 norn Bangkok, demand 63£ Sovbrbions, Bank Buying S/4j Bank
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    PRODUCE.
    121 7 June 1 Tin 13 71 Gambier 6.7^4 Gambier Cube No. 1 10.35 Gambier Cube No. 2 9.50 Pepper ßlack(ordin,S'pore) 17.65 I Pepper, White (fair L.W. 5p.c.) buy 25.'0 Nutmegs (110 to the lb.) 2*.00 Nutmegs (80 to the lb.) 3*3.00 Mace (Banda) «3.00 Cloves (Amboina) 47.00 Liberian Coffee 22.00
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      446 7 HfcvertloCffl2THB. TO LET. TO BE LET. The pleasantly situated residence known as Brendadene, Barker Road. A low rent would be accepted. POWELL Co., Auctioneers. May 23 TO LET A large compound house No. Id 2 Thomson Road. Apply to A. R. P. Arunasalam Chittv, 82, Market Street. May 28 W
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      549 7 WANTED. WANTED For SOURABAYA, A Chinese or Eurasian Clerk. Must be expert Shorthand Typist. Apply m writing stating experience, and salary required to §YME June A mwf n 6 WANTED An European Clerk of Works for the completion of the Theatre. Should have had experience on buildings. Apply to Swan
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      463 7 SHIPPING. OCEAN STEAM SHIP Co., Ltd. AND China Mutual Steam Nay. Co. Ltd. The Companies' steamers are despatched from Liverpool outwards for the Strait- China and Japan every week, and from Japan homewards for London, Amsterdam and Antwerp every fort- night, and for Genoa, Mar&cillee, Liverpoo 1 monthly. One outward
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      451 7 HAMBURC-AMERIKA LINE. PASSENGER SERVICE. By the new Btoamer- Rhenakia," Habsbubg," Hohbnstaufkn," and the Scascia and Silesia. The steamer* are specially built for the tropics and have luxurious Passenger accommodation. First-class Cabins amidships, lighted throughout by electricity, cabins fitted with fans. Doctor and Stewardesses carried. Laundry on board. Return tickets issued
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      581 7 SHARES. MINES. Capital Capital Issue P«Jd mM lived pddapValM op Con»p*n r Wuotatio., $300,000 300,000 10 10 Belat Tin M. Co. Ltd |fji $30c,00<' 225,000 10 10 Bruang Limited 10.25 $600,000 600,0C0 10 10 Bniseb Hydraulic Tin M. Co. Ltd 18.75 £400,000 350,000 £1 Duff Development Co. Ltd 2.50 60,000
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    FEDERATED MALAY STATES.
    3058 8 SECOND ANNUAL DINNER. Sir W. Hood Treacher. X.c mm., presided over the second annual dinner of the Federated Malay States, held at the Grand Hotel on 3rd May. The entire proceeding* were carried ont m a highly successful manner. Every toast and speaker was received with enthusiasm,
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      132 8 > < A "China Hail wire fr;»ua Peking Mpa that Pnuce Tsai-Oheu, a son of Piiucc Chintf, lately Minister of the Board of Agriculture, leaves shortly for Germany uud Great Britain to study military and naval matters. Prince Tsai-Cheu is au Iinp-ri-.il clausman. His record (taken from who i Who
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      194 8 THE ANCHOR" ABSURDITY. The anchor cannon may now be s;iid to have reached the pantomimic stage The storing possibilities of the stroke havf proved to >»e such that ftvrn H.000 a week the game was increased to 24,000, and now a player has i-et himself to "archor" at the rate
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      276 8 DE KONINKUJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. Under Contract with the Netherlands India Govuhmint. Agents at Singapore, Ship Agency, late J. Dacndcls Co., 2-3 Colijtt Quit THK TNDEX3iaXED DATPH AB« ON LT APPftoXi J!AT1. }?erku 3 Jarat J un V *ngrkap.Ma Saba, EMambi/Muntok Paiemban? June < Ban e. Bahk Papan. M, Djawa. Samannaa,
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      522 8 M SHIPPING NOTES. i t Tae British steamer Rwerton has arrived 1 here from Cardiff with patent fuel consign- ed to the British Admiralty. The Islander from 'Christmas Island J reports passing a four-masted barque and F the three-masted barque E. J Spenoe. Dr. Fennej of the Pr Eifcel Friedrich,
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      588 8 VESSELS IN PORT. I'l O Mea-of-W&r Flaj? *nd Tons Commanders Arrived From For MoClellan Aai.tr*., 1870 Lothrop Jam It Manila Dock I Wright Am. tra., 364 Hamilton May 17 Manila Dock I Sea Belle F.M.S. Yacht 48 Anmat Feb 5 P. Swet. <or dockm. Sea Mew Col. Yacht 500 Murphy
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