The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 4 June 1907

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1 8 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS. sINGAPOBeTtUESDAyTjUNE 4, 1907. —S^S^—SMS^SMS^S—MS^ SB—fc NO. 5,998.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    156 1 TL^ Fretcn shipping strike has rearhetl Cherbourg, and Toulou, and it rapidly spreadiug and causing great trouble iu the mamtenauce of French lines' pmseuger boat services. I Page •> > Several Important scratchings have occurred for the itu-h for the Derby. Mordant II who has ;i.et won
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    THE ART OF DISPLAY.
    928 1 il.tu >»r w< unn. it is only a matter <>1 choice of what k u<i when it come* to goinp -■■it tu look at the shop windows It the, lady feeUetB baMM^M to favour tur inHpectiou. the man elect* to «peud live ?niuuU*j outside each tobacconist's
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
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      143 1 THE BEST BRANDS OF AUSTRALIAN FLOUR ARE THE ANCHOR and STORK. k QUBHFS PATENT GILLESPIE'S STOR^ ROLLER FLCSB SYDNEY. sydnex Australia IMPORTED BY Guthrie Go., Ltd. COLLARD AND GOLLARDS. Are the only Pianos Suitable for the East. GUARANTEED FOR 5 YEARS. A NEW SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED. CUNNINGHAM CLARK Co., SOLE
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      377 1 Entertainments. HARMSTON'S GRAND CIRCUS AND Royal Menagerie of Psrforaing Wild Mnls. LAST 3 NIGHTS! LAST 3 NIGHTS!! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHni THE FIRST AMATEUR RIDING CONTEST, i A HANDSOME TROPHY will bo riven to the Competitor making the test attempt at >tamlin{4 on his feet three times round the Ring aided by
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      19 1 ENGINEERS I I eONTRAGTORS. i rT l v o ou p^EZZS o to d »t BURMA STRAITS SIAM and
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      56 1 TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. I'ara rubbt -i Wtim aui stump* R|0i -iDutch mail -*.s. Koningin Wilhelmina ex-pccU-d on Saturday, for Eoropt Pa^c 7. Anction sale of valuable teak household Em niture, billiar 1 tab'.t plant- kc. Stanmore," by I'ewtll Co. Pa Hannst.on s fr N, UmAmt ruling MSlMft Pa tie 1Rjbinsou Coy
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  • Page 1 Miscellaneous
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      376 1 THE WEEK TinMOAT, 4th Hieh Warier 513 a., 5.4 r > t B.T.4.General Meetb. Llbll((J9p I St. Gecrjre'o Chapter Harc:fcton"s Cv WIDKK3DAY. It Bigh Water;—'. II 648 p Hirmston's ire.:-. j THI'SSI AT. 9tk High Water :—6 a, 7 4t p I P O Mail Homeward due Ph:'.harmonic Orchestra pi
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    864 2 The IJwtrterlv Meeting of tbe Cburcb •>•::•._'« on Tuesday, June kh at 10.30 am. 1'he Monthly Sewing Meetiug will take place on Wednesday, June 5th at 430 pin. at the I'ai>ouage instead of at St. M.iry's Howe Tbe price or' a ki?<s *e*iu:> t.» have been settled in Columbus, Ohio.
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    EDUCATION AND THE WORK OF LITE.
    690 2 Hi H. F." in the Daily Mirror, apropos [of tWtir.sr p hinge into sclioollife ofJMuee Davnfe WiM««, has some 'ofc^tig&nf r I ral leioarts on education in referenoefWthe utilities of everyday life. There is yr^at jde.il of truth in wha r that writer urges
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      147 2 NOTIGES. LINGGI ESTATE, PARA RUBBER SEEDS STUMPS. Orders can now be booked for the aoove Mumps are from Seed of nine year old trees. For full particulars as to price &c. apply to Thf Manager Lingvi Estate. an Sawah. Negri Sembilan June4 u.c MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that
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      454 2 Btoertt*ement& i j^SSONS IN FEMCINC j Prhrate, or to lass, by a Fencing Master Terms moderate* 4 Apply FENCING c o Free Press.' May 23 t th s 24.6 SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING work promptly done. Absolute secrecy (guaranteed. Hotels and offices attended if requiredMn. HOWELL. Cavenagh Bridge Building, leu 911. (Opposite
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      510 2 H^vcrtioemcnto. Cheapest agTbest Book Binder; Printei and Account Book Ruler. AU ordeS execute promptly. Cow's milk supplied at 28 eta. per chupa delivered at any address. i Not 13 34, Brass Basah Ro^ THE TANJONG PAGAR DOCK COMPANY LTD. NOTICE Closing of Transfer Books. The Transfer Books and Register of
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      508 2 H^verti6cmcnto. r Coipiercijl Union Assur^ceCo H Lti FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, CUARANTEI Funds Exceed Xl 2 000.000. W. A. SIMS, Manager, Eastern Branc Aug 29 Koyal Insurance Company. Fire Life Total Ivvmtbd Funds jH>,722,885. THE LARGEST FIRE OFFICE IN THE WORLD. BOUSTEAD Co.-AK»nfc c v The London and Lancashire I Kisuvi
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      493 2 H^pcm«cincntB. 11. Hongkong A Shanghai Banian L Corporation. Paxd-0p Capital ,j RIHKETI FUND:— Sterling Reserve $10,000,000 Silver Reserve... f 1 ],000,000 j •-^••M^ Rcskkvb Liability ok pkopki»tor 8 mm+> Ck)DET OF DIKBCTORs H. E. To«m« b. GMBv M anaoir HoaoKOKa.— J. R. M. SMITH I- MaNa.JEK Shahohai.— H. E. R.
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    CRICKETING COSTUME.
    742 3 Saturday, May 11.1 M>7. tll ,i, w ..t the approwh of the new i ri.ket j i Sr**on, which opened, m accordance .itliji honoured usage, ith tbe Annual O. neral Luting and Dinner of the M. C. C. an«l Uie < li between tin premier cluL ami Ncttn
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    THE NEW TENNIS CHAMPION.
    913 3 Exciting Contest at the Qvbek 8 Club j a < Jay Gould is the son of the American rail- A ionaire of that name, but m defeating Ens- a l ace Mile*; for the Amateur Tennis Championibip at IJueen's Club on Saturday be gained something that
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      602 3 H&vernsemcnte. -'AU&TIONS. I AUCTION SALE OF New Musical Instruments (For Account of Concerned) It Messrs. H. L COGHLAN Co.'s MART On Friday, 7th June, at 10-30 a.m. 8 Cases of Musical Instruments comprising, Phonographs, 6 doz. English, Chinese wid [alay Records, 51 doz. assorted Mouth Orans, 11 Violins and 24
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      502 3 HtKKrtfsements, AUeTIONS. SALE OF OLD UNCLAIMED TON'rKANGS The undersigned has received instruct ons TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION AT THE CAMPONG GLAM BEACH FAR! On Friday the 7th June, 1907, at 2 p.m TO BK SOLD ON THE Si OT 8 Old unclaimed Tonglcangs Terms aah H. A. CRANE, Auctioneer
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      560 3 JODEUTE. marHUmmYr. -^^ammmX uwmmm ""a ■set* k r The only proved, lasting prctoction against the attacks of White Ants, Teredos, Dry Rot Jodelite has now been in constant use in the Straits Settlements for many years with complete success. EXPERIMENT:- Coat a piece of deal, Serayah (or other soft wood),
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  • Domestic Occurrences.
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      Birth.
      17 4 Jj On May 19 1907, at Shanghai, to Mr. an< j Mrs- David Stratton a daughter
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      Marriage.
      21 4 II Aprn 10, at Athens, T. E. Moore. Firs I Secretary of American Legation at Peking tc Beatricb Baird RutteT;.
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    • Obituary
      Deaths.
      61 4 j LmRAUMs.-On 30th May, ]LO7. at th« European Hospital, Kuala Lumpur, Cyrii j Reglnald Ephraums, m the 43rd year oj 1 1 his age. iD KIN G On April 15 last, on board th« w,f e&mer Macedonia, near Port Said. William Whoolly King (of China, India, ipoi D) p
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    The Singapore Free Press. Tuesday, June 4, 1907.
    1934 4 The Singapore Free Press. Tuesday, June 4, 1907. Ker» m,V tie ?»r« ti* Pejple right mju«t»J«, >. by influence ud tfMW toy g*in He/c puriot Troth her jlorieui p.ecepu draw. Fiadftd U Keiigioc Lcy»ty »&c L*w. W e have already ou a previous occasion con9idered what alternative method of taxation
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    738 4 Several attempt* to burn do» i n the suburbs of Shanghai, have bZ^ but in each ca*e a ere niiMicoessful. The tiiri^ auniver*ar\ of the v Fneud in Need Society wilt be, ui At Home at 'Sirtu \i fMn. on Saturday, the *tli m Tuan Fang uh» memorial, lj«jitorth.i|mwioC Hogging
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      198 4 I FRESH SHIPMENT JUST LANDED Tansan Ginger Ak A NATURAL TONIC TABLE WATER. (BOTTLED AT TAXARADZUKA, JAPAN Caldbeck Macgregor Co., So/c agents. SCOTC^HISKIES. /9|^T V"^i- J^ ijr i, 4U f i pifes^;' iSt^ja I Reserve: j il t2^^^ vJOHN LITTLE 8c CO. Ld SINGAPORE E" UNITED ASBESTOS ORIENTAL AGENCY, Ltd]
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      203 4 TO LET. WHITE HOUSE," Dalvey Road. Immediate entry. Apply to FRASER GUMMING 29, Winchester Hoi May 11 tth THE ONLY AND MOST SUITABLE, HEALTHY AND COMFORTABLE PLACE FOR HOLIDAYS »S THE GR71G HOTEL PENANG HILLS DISTANCE from SINGAPORE 26 HOURS ONLY. NOTICE AH communications to the Editor should be 1
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      7 4 Dr. Lim Boon Keng *as a pasaeQcer
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    PRENCH SHIPPING STRIKE.
    114 5 FRENCH SHIPPING STRIKE. GREAT EXTENSIONS. Government Intervenes. K By Submarine Telegraph ReuterV) Received at 10 52 am. 1 ue »irke has extended to vari- in France including Cherbourg Bordeaux and Toulon •ru-eu aJso have .n the strike. No Frencc u »r* j red or left Havre 1*3 The Government rius
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    THE FRENCH DERBY.
    37 5 -.it of the French Derby Is lj 1 .at II 9Km on 9 Bravo. .r'rfvr. r.-.u including 'luaiy Hiit; Hatokßt *or. by Thn*> o/OHion of a length, < 'w leagtha bef ntn ooeoad *ml tbird.
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    DERBY SCRATCHINGS.
    88 5 H v- Potontjßug Utu ojo«« ifcti v*u*>r<tee tor tDe r r **ni;;n I >.at illy that the racehorse M >rdani will remain m France and will not •mpeT^ <a the L"aeliai! l'erbv. for which it **\is enter*.**! lojfOCtod tkti M. BUnc's <>ua«ly rii.i* which did net n.a into
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    CRICKET.
    329 5 MAKKIED SIN" roe. p!iv-l vesterJay am the FtphMJH pro^^d to kt a rn^st exciting m The SfasflM baim§ Km put up a tine hmi ot 210 mi it rive o'clock though rr-*n was well -et for the married side they >>ked to have littia .hance of winning. ig| tew
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    ITALIAN FETE TRAGEDY.
    89 5 BaUoonist's Fearful Death. < King and Queen Spectators. [Late Miss a- t (By Submarine Telegraph— Rauter's.) Rec. 6.-0 last evening. The;r majesties the Kin^ aud <^ueeu of Italy were present at a review in celebration of the National Fete at Rome. Th»y witnessed the ascent of a
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    NEWS FROM THE NORTH.
    428 5 WIRES TO HONGKONG. Tokyo, May 27. The Korean Premier has issued a manifesto stating that the sole means of saving Korea lies in pktring confidence in Japan and by 'ai rying out deliberate adininis- j trutive MfonM to attain national strength. Peking, May 26. The Board
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    THE DEATH OF THE RAJA MUDAH OF KEDAH.
    190 5 The nfllH and greatly to he deplored death of H. H. the Kaja Mnda of Kedah, says a correspondent of the Pinaug Gazette," removis one of the most illu till fig and accomplished native princes in the Malay Peninsula. His death, coining
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    81 5 The French Couucil at Shaughai, has deto institute its own fiw brigade. The contemplated cost is 8j000 taeU per annum. The Hongkong Daily Telegraph has issued as a supplement, the whole of the report and minutes of the Public Health Commission of Hou^kone. It is now understood that Sir Henry
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    MOROCCO'S TROUBLES.
    65 5 SULTAN AND PRETENDER. Usurper in Ascendant. (By Submarine Telegraph— Router's). Received at 10 10 am. A telegram lias been received from Sidi Tel Abbas, which states that the Pretender's and tha Sultan's Troops fought the whole I day on May 81. The carnage was frightful. The Sultan's camp
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    MR. CHAMBERLAIN.
    46 5 Still Tottery. Mr Chainberiiin laadedat Djver yesterday evening. He was practically lifted from the train, and his gait was tottering, beiuq supported bv a stick. The family Mi issued a statement that he is much improved. He remains at Lon- don for the present. > <
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    JAPANESE ENVOYS IN ENGLAND. Japanese Cruisers at Sheerness.
    62 5 JAPANESE ENVOYS IN ENGLAND. Japanese Cruisers at Sheerness. General K>mura has had MB audience with the lviug. In Germany. The J*pojMOo Peace delegates and Uarou Inouyi the Ambassador attended the Kaiser at the annul parade. The Ki-isar proposed the hetltlisof Iv «j anl Tsuzuki. The Japanese cruisers Tsukuba and Chitose
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    COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISE IN BANGKOK.
    340 5 There seems to have been s.-rne troubleiu Bangkok recently lietween the Siam Electrioity Co. an«l the Manufacturing Company. The Sum Observer thua deals with the mutter. The Bangkok Manufacturing Company appearj to have tal>eu a popular OMTM by refusing to bow to the financial Colossus that
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  • Correspondence.
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      Road Obstruction.
      157 5 To the Editor Sir f It would be interesting to know for bow mauy more uiouthn we are to submit to the obstruction in Uiver Vallej-Rd conntc'ed with the laying of a double- line of rails The dilatoriness with which the work is being done— or rather, not
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    JOTTINGS FROM JAPAN.
    593 5 GENERAL BOOTH'S TOUR. A friend who is at present in Japan gives in a private letter some interesting remarks concerning "General" Booth's mission in Japan, and other notes. He says: Everywhere the old gentleman has been kindly received by the Japanese. Eaorinous crowds attend at the statiou,
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    SURRA IN BALIK PULAU.
    183 5 ()q the 2 2nd inst the Police at Balik Pulau reported by telegram that glanders had broken out m that district. Mr A. White, Government Veterinary Inspector, was at one* sent acioss the hills to investi- gate, and he pronounced the disease to be •surra.' this
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    ANOTHER RUBBER BOOK.
    98 5 Messrs Maclaren Co. bave issue*! in convenient book form Mr Herbert Wright's recent lecture before Society of Arts on Rubber Cultivation in the British Empire. It contains a very good general view of the rubber trees of the world, their distribution, plantation rubber, and lactiferous and caoutchouc
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    HARMSTON'S CIRCUS.
    49 5 This popular show leaves here on Friday the final performance being on Thursday night when His Excellency the Governor and party have kindly promised to attend. To-night there will be the customary amateur riding contest round the ring which is sure to be as interesting as usual.
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  • Page 5 Advertisements
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      33 5 Why suffer from this V^f^J 0^ ™*f" one application of Chamberlain's P»"» Balm riw! SSSf? Hundred, of grateful peopte Stify to the m^«*l pow« of .^remedy oTer rheumatism. For sale by aU dealer..
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      190 5 Robinson and Company. 'Perambulators Mflil Lflrts i^^^^sA "Woodcncttes.' '^yi/ ~C\ J moderate in c ROBINSON Co. "MONARCH" VISIBLE THE KING OF TYPEWRITERS. FOR PERFECT WORK- F AM YOU WRITE f^J ~~::~r.:~r:::.~. 1 TVPPU/DITFD $200. W^^^j^g $200. I OLD MACHINES OF ANY MAKE TAKEN IN FART PAYMENT. J. TRAVERS SONS Ltd.
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    SHIPPING RINGS AND REBATES.
    569 6 Discussing some of the evidence pro duoed before the Shipping Ring Coinmis- >u. the HongkoH'j T-le.jrcfh make- the«e general remarks en the working >t he system One of the arguments against the ,\*t&«n. said a witness, who is described as the partn in a London firm
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    LEFT-HANDED PROBLEMS.
    155 6 ■OMti-C t u I Vfuntv l! Sinister," Mr Jan. Bton rea a f ,cture to the nuafan 01 -he Loyal lustitntion. 1,, it tte m doctor poke.i a -o«,d Jr.-i -f tm at wl,-.-said was now the present n-cnrrin^ enn for ■mh --.tenty Kr 1,006 y«a MQnlehid beet
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      378 6 Bt>pcrti6£mcnt& FOR SALE. MINING LEASE AMD MINING MACHINERY. FOR SALE PRIVATELY. Valuable Mining Lease, Machinery &c. including two 12 H.P. Portable Engines and filers, one 10 H.P. Portable Engine and boiler, one ten-stamp Battery and a large quantity of Mining tools and appurtenances For full particulars, apply to POWELL Co.,
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      480 6 advertisements. SHIPPING. JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. A regular FORTNIGHTLY Service is maintained between Japan and Europe by the following NEW TWIN SCREW STEAMERS. CTndb* Mail Contracts with THM IMPBEIAL JAPANE3K GOYBBNMNT. Specially designed for the Company's European Service, lighted throughout by Electricity, provided with excellent accommodation for First Second
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      605 6 advertisements. I SHIPPING. P. O. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. For China Jaoan, Penang, Ceylon, Attrtralla, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London* rTr mnorh Bills of Lading issued for China raian Gulf, Continental and Amen will leave Singapore on or about mail lines. Outward (for China) Delta June 8 Arcadia
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      508 6 Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen. OOAST LINES. I teamen of the Coaat Fleet. n u TOWi "TOITB -eg Petchabun 2191 Devawonga* lf>43 Borneo 2U0 Paklat Kohsiohang 2040 Anghin Kajah 2028 Lockaun 16,57 Piteanulok 2019 Choiaing Bangkok 192o Pongtong 1657 Rajabun 1904 Sanuen S» Korat l» O Loo Sok KJoi Manila 17S9 Phra
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      368 6 H&vcrtfecmcnts. on; Norddeutscher Lloyd, Breine* PAL GERMAN MAIL I and well-known m^i at^ iy Mil fortnightly from i Rotterdam, Antwerp, SoatiW^ uidna and rice versa) P^rT^* Colombo, Penan* SinlrLl due in Singapore on or ab i«d dates »t> RD HOMEw^ J une 13 uneisenaa June 27 Scharnhotit leten July ll
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    CONSOLIDATED MALAY RUBBER ESTATES.
    690 7 t»:*n>ENO or 10 Pep Cent. •>: ordinary genera* me< tint; ot the nodulated Malay hubber E*tat» s, Limited, was held ca May 4, at the Lonuou Chamber f t\,mmerc*. Oxford Court. E.C Mr George \uiler«.nn hnir-uan of the con.pany^ pre -..1 aii. uai man ->aid Liii.
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    MINE NOTES.
    244 7 Si noe: Hua 00, nn Mining Co., ot which n A<M» i* Manager, has been com present, to suspend operations, r.ablv stn.i* VU1 been enuovlered. ca s.ng *n inr wh of water into the omkonu Witt win -fa the pumps are nable *> ,,.nn, e^ tartly p»*es through
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      571 7 During the cicuth of April the total supplies of tin amounted to 4,367 tons, which shows a shrinkage of 2,513 tons on the figures of March. Total deliveries, however, are more or less the same at 7,949 tons. Visible supplies are consequently 3,682 tons lower at 10.764 tons. Metal afloat
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      486 7 WANTED. WANTED For SOURABAYA, A Chinese or Eurasia] Clerk. Must be expert Shorthand Typist Apply in writing stating experience, an< saWy required to SYME June 3 7 6 WANTED An European Clerk of Works for the completion of the Theatre. Should have had experience on buildings. Apply to Swan and
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      645 7 ■bbm r" Vf* 1 I AMfiF EL.^VX> II t\ 1^ \JTEta (CommcTiD vr to June I.) Bank4m/s 2/4 J demand 8/4,^ Prirate credit* 3 m/s 2/4-J credits 6 m/s 2/4-J Fkahcs, demand Bank... 294 1 Germany, demand 239 j India, T. T 174 Honokono, demand *»%di« Yokohama, demand M l
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      1016 7 tSH ARE IS. MINK!-. $300,000 300,000 10 10 Beiat Tin M. Co. Ltd If JS $300,000 225,000 10 10 Bniang Limited 10.25 $600,000 600,000 10 10 Bruseh Hydraulic Tin M. Co Ltd 18.75 lHOO.000 350,000 £1 Duff DWooment Co. Ltd 2.50 £60,000 60,000 1 1 Kinta Tib Mine* 12.00 £100,000
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    ITEMS FROM EVERYWHERE.
    460 8 PARS IN EXCHANG2 WIRES. LocdoD. Ma; 24. Emperor Francis Josef of Austria has concluded an inspection of his t.< op* at Brick Camp The troc pn gave a tine exhibition of the j Japanese method of attack, revealing its, superiority over other methods, and the Emperor was
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    FRENCH COLONIAL DRAMA.
    446 8 Ennu Prutl' nt. in spite of I j rue jvmat u:sn, but a> dew >vise. His trial for attempted Manslaughter, of wl::cL the jury of the tfeiac aastfound" him act g'';!tv, w::^ one I":., tone*, in we<K<»ck. Ho began by mai i *ife after tha I ad
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    SINGAPORE AND JOHORE.
    1524 8 March, 1907. 1 cannot but mail with shame that in writing from Rangoon I did not do more than mention tbe Golden Slwa-D«gon Pagod* nor its golden sibter at Mandalay. But who is to describe the indeK.rib«ble, for each of those great temples is not one building
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    BRITISH ASIATIC POLICY.
    318 8 A well known JJussian official, after apt "<1 m- m yen yeajs m I'eking. is returning to M. Petersburg via London. He left China last June, and La- *|>« nt nearly nine months m the Malay States. India, and Etjypt. en^a^ed m stadying tin pi<!iticai. economical an.l
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    A SOCIETY SENSATION.
    285 8 OOCUnSM Eloi-ks With A fePSV. L..udou, May sth.— Countess Vilma fwlrthn I the daughter of a wealthy Hungarian magnate, I has \>etu disinherited by her father, owing to htr mania^e with a Gipsy violinist, iiaiiied Budi Nyary. The countess's father has also I revoked the gift of
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      73 8 Do Hot Heglect :he Children At this season of the year the £m unnatural looseneca of a child a bowels should have immediate attention. The best thi«r that can be jfiven is Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy followed bv castor oil as directed with each bottle of the remedy
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      97 8 An Old Maxim Applied to a Modern Remedy. V, Ever y° n e speaks of the feast as he finds it, is r 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
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      77 8 DE KONINKLUKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPHJ Under Cohtbact kith thx Immim i hka §1,^,,,, Ag«nt« Singapore, Shfp Agency, Ute T. D**ndel, Co.. 2-* C*»r to, and Bela-,3n^f 3 h SrASSfeS? P»eh- J-n*-JOHN LITTLE Co. Ll»| SINGAPORE. SOLE AGENTS FOR St. MARCEAUX CHAMPAGNE A VINTAGE WINE OF HIGHEST QUALITY SPECIAL FEATURE T^^X——— A
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      650 8 SHIPPING NOTES. Capt. Kock of the German steam Rajaburi, reports that on the way dow from Ainoy a passenger jumped overboar on June 1, and was drowned. PASSENGERS. Per Selangor Messrs Le Jones-Parr Pawle, Delaney, Wm. Tulley. Fox, Sute 8treeter, Hudson, Hill. Hughes, Schmit? Marshall, Watson, Tedlie, Gardner, Mr am
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