The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 26 June 1907

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1 12 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, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 26, 1907. NO. 0,017.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    187 1 «TOYerinmnt his at i*st .inn mi teutiou- wi'h r*L.u lbs H ittßci I Hills thrioe n*jecied b*r >vi*- ia^ >.n >j the n jpction. The Praaum ;-.i>l tka I.tU uvu ..iv difierent iv dealing with tin Cjdshh :.:v. and the L\\< rii- and wcrr .m ;tnu» t,.
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    "WATCHING THE GAME."
    1348 1 WATCHING THE GAME." EWtij B» ...V t V. Mo a, tpet\ t H fcripti it. and spn id tl:i-njs-hv>aloi g th»- N.uch hi., .with I 'Jul:UltV. Wli. ,t, ll iv P»"s-" ■> I!iii ii m.'i <iv the «•< ur«e of •lie pnaa m puMi tod peculitr, and tlu\ t«i -juuk
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      138 1 KATZ BROS., Lm BEG TO ANNOUNCE THEIR CREAT 6 DAYS CASH CLEARANCE OnLL WILL SWEEPINC AND WILL co^ N ENCE REDUCTIONS MONDAY SATURDAY ALL JDLY H DEPARTMENTS JULY 6th SALE CATALOGUE OF BARGAtXS TO BE HAD ON APPLICATION. KATZ BROS., LIMITED. DAHLS MILK. AS a guarantee of the purity and
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      153 1 GRAND HOTEL JAVA, BATAVIA. TLia first claas Hotel, patrotufid by the English Community of Batavia, and situated m the Centre of tbe most healthy and bcsi residential quarter oi the Town, offers a goo Table, Wines and Accommodation to Trv.allers. A raziner attends all »te*cierß, and English is spoken. G
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      184 1 Entertainments. SINGAPORE TOWN BAND. 47, WATERLOO STREET. Brass and String: or String Band Only. Now open for engagements. Music Lessons given, 7 a.m. 9 a.m.— 5 to 6.30 p.m. J. TRINIDAD, Proprietor Bandmaster. THE PARSI ALFRED THEATRICAL COMPANY OF BOMBAY. AT BEACH ROAD TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT!! KHOON-I-NAHAK SHAKESPEARE'S HAMLET IX OKIEN
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      66 1 TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. Pharweod, Paterson-rd, is to let furnished -Page 5. Also a small room with a private family (page H>. And Hollandia. No. 4 Lloyd-rd Page Messrs. Kirn Co. open a town branch on July Ist m Battery-re Page 2 Auction sale of ship-chundlery <m Friday, Mr. H. A. Crane-
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      373 1 > < THE WEEK WiDHf?iay, -Jith High Water: —1J 6 .I"J7 S.c'.C. Lawn Bearing Esperanto Society, i p. Parsi Theatre: Klio..n- 1N i >• --.kesr^.re'fe Hamlet, if p THORfcDAT. 27tb High Water J 1 .52 a. 11 V p B I Mail Homeward rioKl 2 S.C.C. Lawn Bowling. total] S.C.C.
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    A CAT DIARY.
    308 2 OFFKEKS RECORD OF A SLEKPLESS NIGHTA captain wlm kept a diary <.f the no< annal nu rr naol oatawai prosecuted at Bjrda iterdsj CapiA ■> !iri>tie. K. E.. a visitor to the town. was sunui t 'I unlaw'idly ami maliriously woondii 'i" l i" notification of his
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      338 2 WANTED. WANTED :H btdnttmm, Furnished fr Resident, c o Free E*rei Jar.. V/ AN TED TO RENT Fror- or later, an unfurnished hvooc »hrea beH-rooms m heaithly local:. t or ti ur years lease.^ Apply S P. c •of 'Singapore Fr«-e Press. •I;;r.e X W 6 WANTED F <r Public
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      773 2 advertisements. NOTWES. THE KINTA ASSOCIATION LTD. Notice is hereby given that the Transfer Books of the above Association wilt be closed from the 22nd June, to the 2'.»th Tune inclusive. W. LOWTHER KEMP, a c.a., Secretary. Singapore, 18th June, 1907. June l'J PARA RUBBER SEED. Orders now hem»: booked for
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      627 2 advertisements. NOTWES. SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING work promptly done. Absolute secrecy guaranteed. Hotels and offices attended if required. Mrs. HOWELL, Cavena&h Bridge Building, Tel. 911. (Opposite Pest Office.) ESHAEAT KHAN Co. Cheapest and best Book Binder. Printer, and Account Book Ruler. All orders executed prompt ly. Cow's milk supplied at 28 cts.
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      431 2 aDvcrti^ciiicnts. iNSURnxeES. Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd. FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE. Funds Exceed x li* 000,000. W. A. SIMS, Manager, Eastern bran. n. Aug Koyal Insurance Company. Fire Lite Total Inviste;> Fckds je9,72J,885. THZ LAKOEbT FIXE OFFICE IX THE WORLD BOUSTBAD A Co.— Ap«ni>. The London and Lancashire Fire Insurance
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      435 2 Rpertteemcnts. BAAKS. Hongkong Shan^ Coi^pora'cc. Pajwp CAPfTAft vh Ftnd Silver Rewrve...J?l Reserve Liakji i PROPRIET</Ks; Ck)isT or Dii.: >i. Hon. Mr. \V. j. ijumfteoy <i. Halloch, Eoq. E. (iul'U, I a. Uacvt, ..inzhann, Eeq. U. tfoi Chi, KaJM Immb m -UAjrok^i.— H. LanaM Ban> bAKKISO C On CuaFrxT rate o!
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    THE KARACHI CYCLONE.
    380 3 If .•■.l .f^'-nij tn Xm i .rr^sjion .l^nt »enii> IiHM t'u.ther j.m k ul.-.s Tbi- j; ,i';- *lm-ll IliiVM ion.-.t >i|,,-». <. clone t>l June I* \i 3 n c Ktuill was the case m the hist cyclone. Keumari and the harV>our were the fart^ tbe most
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    COLONIES AND NON-EUROPEAN "BRITISH SUBJECTS."
    422 3 lv t h»« course ..f an article on thi* iwbjeet, ;>■ t*«ni trks as fo!- ".tie question that the Home Liuent were Itrgely influenced m their p. not t» advise the C'fjwn to veto the Indian by the M «hieh -ss^j upon thi.- .tn 1
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    An Old Maxim Applied to a Modern Remedy.
    92 3 An Old Maxim Applied to a Modern Remedy. Everyone speaks of the feast as he rinds it. *ia a maxim of the Portuguese. Judging by the letters received from people all over the country, praising Chamberlain s Colic, iholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, it is evident this remedy has been found
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    226 3 C, •"■•rimoN. Tn»*"-"i.» .V '< .«t" Jun»- 1 i*!! 1 1 •'> \"'.^wiuti MkfiiiH<aut Bi.«i»}inen' L 1 >» II i** i-emeini'-reJ tti.it the N V. X «u> iv |i cuartei><i -evei.il -t^amerv m ad-linm i m ih*e which «.re uutlt-r couat ru. ">u lor j the X iislia
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    UMBRELLAS.
    261 3 It is ditfi uit |c realise the bet that the uml-telht has not been an essential part of thf Euglishm m > walking equipment for even two hundred y^ara. It is MMOtlj half a century ago since it became common m Western Europe to u*m it for ptotection from
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    SOME HOWLERS.
    212 3 In the K» bruary niimbti of Past and Present," a journal tor old and young scholars of Friends' Schools, there is a long and "absolutely genuine' collection of '"howlers." Waj quote a few sj>eeimens A long time a^<* England was once a foreign coi;nir> The Britons painted themsehe*.
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    "GREATER BRITAIN."
    129 3 A Xi *-I\N I'KKs- OOMMaWT. St. Petersburg. May 21. lv a leading arti.le entitled Greater Britain the Novoe Yremya'" discusses the iioil o4 the Colonial Premiers to Knglau<(. Its condiisi.ri is as follows: "The Imperialistic idea emerges victorious from this Colonial experiment. The una\oidable checks which have hampered
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    AN INDIAN ATTEMPT AT BOYCOTT.
    121 3 Ramaswami Iyer of Tanjore brought forward hi* proportion regarding th-i boycott as political retaliation at a meeting of the pro-TitH-ial i:nferen«-e at Vi/;igapatam. He proposed. having regard to the fact that the people of this country have little or no voice m its administration, and
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    FOR THE GOLFERS' LIBRARY.
    316 3 \\"]:f»i it is stated tl m t iltfeuU of no tewer tlii i '»..VJ-> .of cl 1 ari 1 _i M it. i. lit > i ■BUt' i nl The (u>!inu A.n.uai. "I I»t ■>* id j S> ot: iMinc-iu, and publish cm Urn otuce <t
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    THE TROUBLES IN SAN FRANCISCO.
    193 3 Tbbublk Timks. The followiag is au extract bum ;i private letter received fr<>m San Krancist o. "We are ha\ iuu terrible time> m San Kranciseo .just at present with the labour troubles. The carmen have struck work and ou Monday the Cth May. the 1
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      231 3 Pnl *M i V it I U I had a very severe lung troubls and was so weak that I could scarcely walk about or talk. All my friends believed I could never get well. I theu began to take Aytrs Cherry Pectoral and immediately felt an improvement. It took
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      227 3 CARRETT'S. Portable Engines. Fitted with their PATENT FIRE BOX For Burning WOOD FUEL ARE MOST Efficient ®> Economical OVER FIFTY, m use m the Federated Malay States. IMPORTERS, THE BORNEO CO., LTD. JJV^S^FOOD /J^^^jOr Benger's Food, prepared with //^^QjEr fresh new milk, is all food. jm^^Jj^r i 1S distinguished from
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      542 3 THE Sinpcre Free Press. Morning Daily. To Our Readers Tlie Sinptpoiv Free Pre*t« ii» u.»w Morning Dif.lv. au<l is on sale at depots, from an early hour each moruiiiu' (Sunday* «-\<vpted). «.'ahli price Teu < Vuf!« copy Sul^crilxTs" copies will Im delivered at tlicir private residences, («.r i.mv offices or
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    THE GREAT WHITE RAJA.
    1815 4 N.) iIATHW \\T. There is no more romantic page ii that which fcelbi the aaajh owl the nanal reetra. it anti-dj forces.: i Utary it- hi a vhoaa ll public I whatabnlliaaUy im nr ly i l;< v n s°" ikerof Life, thonj I his ronU
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      35 4 Rheumatism. Why suffer from this painful malady when one application of Chamberlain's Pain Balm gives relief Hundreds of grateful people testify to the magical power of this remedy over rheumatism. For sale by all dealers.
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      328 4 SCIATICA. NEURAL6IA, PROSTRATION AND DEPRESSION. "Apollo" tells how to avoid wss'ed effort. APOLLO." the [deal Athlete, the embodiment of j rnnetrical muscular development, pays a q »wii tte to tb m I invigorating properties of Ph s not proof against attacks ol Sciatica and Xeur.. oi Phosferine quite cured these
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      438 4 USE OfILV and USE ALWAYS jjppy*y~l *'^TffiEßßHHpß^ l^&IBBF i MOST Far S; a Luxurious Perfume <„ In Health. Gcrma: A NECESSARY ShsDffW^ a^2B^H[B^i""- f RESTORATIVE V«l| Iff^J MX] HfS J IN SICKNESS. J^J^^^^Bj^L^^^^^^^A^ #5 x^^H- ASK enp 5 JyT;~-— jf SLEDGE P 1 MILK. 1 ar~|"aaßri—*~~* ra i mwm TWt^'i.-xt
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    NEW NAVAL DOCK AT HONGKONG.
    659 5 mimg 1* 1 ndgi I :'rj U J\ I un. ■'■> iv.-n il 1 1 M., 1D > iii B« utv. .il C •Ui[ 1 -kl 1 .-a ll r '..'.'h inst bj tlit) letting cf water inio |«et through tht» sluices Whit might legitimately
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    TWO KINGS' QUAINT GREETING.
    97 5 •:iers who w the interview ♦*t'~?n King Frederick and hi« «*on. King Haukor. at the gtation to-day tell the followr^ funny story of the conversation between monarch* w. Haakon," said the Kins,' of DenI >rk. how do you like teing a king Rather let me ask
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      43 5 A Medicine that Will Core Chronic Diarrhoea. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea rtemedy is the most successful medicine m he world for bowel complaints, and U the nJy remedy that will cure chronic diarrhoea, -very bottle is warranted. For sale by all dealers.
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      599 5 Btocrttscmcnts. zuurrorxs. CONTINUATION OF SALE of Ship Chandlery Goods Re 0. MULHLENBEIN (HARiWId Co.'s SUCCESSORS) A BANKRUPT The undersigned has receive i instructions To sell r.Y PUBLIC AUCTION AT Nos. 4 :> FLINT STREET On Friday, the 28th June, 1907. Commencing at 10 30 a.m. The Balance of the stock
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      633 5 advertisement* AUCTIONS. AUCTI JX SALE Of 200 Cases of Beer. To be held at Powell Co's Saleroom On Wednesday 26th June at 11am. 1 F01; DOUBT Of OQWOUMD.) POWELL Co., Auctioneers. June 11 27. t) MORTGAGEE'S SALE Ten Freehold Shophouses Owen Road. FmtBHOLD Land, Moilmein Koad. At Messrs. H. L
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      437 5 RftvTtffemeitt*. TO LiiT. TO LET Hollandia Lioyd Road 4, entry from the 15th July. Apply to HAMMER Co.. Flint Street 6. •hint- M TO LET FUBNISHED. "SHERWOOD," Paterson Road, Furnished. Rent;slso per month. Entry Ist July. Apply Paterson Simons Co. June 2<» v.c OFFICE AND GODOWN TO BE LET. With
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      224 5 i l SALE PRIVATELY X L/in2E VALUABLE ASSOirr?Eir OF JAPAMESE CU !0S f SELECTED FitOM THE RECENT OSAKA EXHIBITION, CONSISTING OF Old and very Rare Satsuma Vases and Bewb; Imari \;is«i; Elaborately Caned Ivory and Wooden Figures, Brass Ornaments Bronze Figures Vases, Incense Burners and Gongs, Cloisonneware Silver Tea Sets
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    The Singapore Free Press. Wednesday, June 26, 1907.
    1649 6 The Singapore Free Press. Wednesday, June 26, 1907. |Ma H"*re '.<• «w. Mr Redmond. wuJgri hti after havin~ ec/ened the Government into the conception that lie would reconcile the Irish parties into au acceptance of the Irish Council B\\\ as au instalment towards the "larger policy" of complete independence, discovered
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    ADJOURNMENT.
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    OPIUM IN SHANGHAI.
    59 6 I dens held a n meeting will be b Tbeii ■CfKNM ii. grar r opium-am at tin prit < Me iua«i> I rais< a- Ixt-n ii ii- ->' *PP ratus -hall I uragemen: for ih< ir I It i- i n to theii ag tiiciii a free
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    AMERICAN TRADE AGENTS.
    221 6 I .ast HetMion < 'i tin United Si appropria K> for coutii authorised by the previous nif> abro.'id special ;.^t rt upon conditions iv f«.r. Ln i and opportunities for the Anicruu' .ninvhc turei ami \j'. r;. r I 1 „.>pn;itioß ffiwam tj i I "jr. which
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      209 6 Straits Cycle and Motor Co. BATTERY TCOAD. BROWN CARS TO ARRIVE SHORTLY. r w r> f:.is modal has a doable cylinder |H 10-11 h.p, Electric I^m'-ion E.I.C. Coil t nd Two 80 a.h. acc-uiiiuiators. "jjl Thrt a'-.ii rt r^e direct BP^^K dri' 76 on T °P SP*^* Storing 4 wheel
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      283 6 POPULAR r WANTS. i i One :-mail roim with private fami'y m Ting m 50 per month. Apply R. S. C/O "Free I Press." BOARD LODGING. Single and double room Mrs Park 2 St. Thomas Walk. Look Look packet of booklets, entitled A Talk about You and Your Futurj Wife
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    JAPS AT KIEL.
    29 7 trio* iV!e^';-.p'. Reuters.) SQUADRON ENTERTAINED BY KAISER. i.- I tt tSO p til. the Tsukuba and Cfci I I I!*tu :ind \».!>i in] Ijuin with an
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    English Allies.
    20 7 I .ppreri.it- of the Easparev of •1 Ge! m tn c ia the f pi r m tl:e
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    The Wine War Collapsing.
    24 7 *i< d tit- iru»t Lai it 4 f.fii it of tl.e a^itr > k communicated to iWa < eaeau lo ■rte«i i
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    Not Yet Pacified.
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    SIR F. LUGARD ON NATIVE RACES.
    118 7 H Sir < leorce if to tbe toast d was esti I Kimatelj It was on he was a>k^l Bel on^ w lidied not hive C«Ued to -i n '-•nj ir-^ t'n v i pen tlumties II acs t»*ejtase ms j.Tin aylm eerc it
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    THE FINANCIAL VAMPIRE.
    247 7 -took J atxl I lanl r<vk a laml> «t the rawest ii>ck) I bought :m enormous Mock Y.\rn a.-* v..v and I kfl tak^ td<- aWll we make, f 'mi bnnd who kr.**w 100 mu«b warn W9 know tl at ii*-* knew too much). .tii'i lii- s-iH-k
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    Fushimi's Naval Escort.
    25 7 •ii utb h:.> Arrive I ;it >?;v >y Prince Foshimi-to Yoko- enthusiastically reo I bj 2,< j' J ip ine at V*n
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    THEIR MAJESTIES ENTERTAIN.
    53 7 Labour Ladies Presented. iv^c i 2~><h. I<>.2u am. res i:l»t t its at the rty of their M«j atiei :.t VFindsoi iataiday, eoa«ai uaoagat them King id, Mirk Tw.iin, tlu Mah i f Bii :r and 1 ..1 the ity of the witm ol ihe Labom mem
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    The Transvaal Loan.
    50 7 Mr i; n the 11 >nse i f Coma thai be oaderstood th t kheTraasraal voold only re.juire a milm of th° iruvtu 1 '<iv m tbe e!vH months, and this was the only I i "-rniii^iit was likely lo mtaemoaey mar I mmc time to IQW.
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    University Polo.
    11 7 >abrkL f H t lat Polo at Hurliagv lo
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    JAPANESE FINANCE.
    41 7 Prospects Much Brighter. T';e Jtuasese MiatttftT of Rmuaes be riu m^i '.1 < ut' mble v i the :ry sriH be aU mease with tie internal loan of eigbi millions iterling I i which liad been made ia tha jet. > <
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    GYROSCOPE RAILWAY CHALLENGE.
    220 7 Mr. Loeii Brennaa, tb« inTontor ai th« iuscope I model of wlii. at r .iit I Ihe Royal Society, having been challenged m Germany on the (jueft:. .jnality and mm!::;. lias sent an intorri t n plj to the editor of the "Lokalan- I'.i-riin. In :m" com
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    NEW YORK'S INADEQUATE HARBOUR.
    125 7 i \i:i,k TO Takk Tin New CvuxMomms. The Tribune'" contains an article devoted to the increasing si/c >>i the Atlantic liners, and pointing out that the de\elopment of New York's harbour facilities is not keeping pace with tbe requirements, of the new leviathans. New York." proceeds
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    ATHLETIC NOTES.
    1210 7 Tlie S. C. C. evidently men to make a determined efl'ort to wia ihe Association Cup thin year and practice games have been held with refreshing frequency. A feature of these 1) is been tint, the same forward lin« has been maintained for several games, and we have
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    STRAITS TRADING CO.
    361 7 KMr J BARLI R] POHT. The bail' yearly report, September to .March L 907, of the above Company, to be presented ai the meeting on duly 9 statt thai after makiu-; ampie provision for bad doubtful debts and writing ofl depreciation, the net profits amount to #506,855.05,
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    REFORM OF THE CURRENCY OF CHINA.
    252 7 Tn PaoroißD Tai to bi UfDOWED. proposal to i<-s'j- me! coins, which was approved by the Throe tome tone ago, has been abandoned, as the r><>.>il of Finance has I memorialized inf»vour of a silver dollar in■tead Chen Pi, who has been stuihiu:; the
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    AN AUSTRALIAN TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILWAY.
    255 7 The lontj talked ol m lnline tor a transcontinental railway (or Aus ralia scenjs likely to assume a practical form m the m ar future. aiTangHimillfw lia\e been practically madaj says the Daily Expfeas," bi twei o the Commonweahli (lovernmont and the South Australian Government, subject
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      172 7 Robinson and Company. Vine JL vJi3,SSW«ir€. SHERRY PORT Cut Crystal \< table glass jjL^ /y hih CHAM^c jNC DECANTCH wMBLER ROBINSON Co. 1 WORLD— RENOWXEI) I JOHNSTON CARS. I CENTRAL ENCiNE WORKS, f AGENTS. *g (gl m^TTl TYPES IN THREE SIZES TW q COLOURS FOOLSCAP $200 lilt" m billing $220
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    SIR HUGH BELL'S DREAM
    370 8 In tli? MOI<I his ■■lo. i i.eni presidential ■Mnbi at IIM thirty eighth annual meeting of the Iron and Steel institute, London. Sir Hugh Bi-U said that bey-.Ld doubt we, «W> stood on the threshold of '.he twentieth cen airy, might 1. -ok forward t.. great
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    TRIFLING WITH IRELAND'S INTERESTS.
    373 8 Mr I i M -t-^e BM* Dublin, said f .lu introduction of the I Hiil. whatever its fate might be, marked new era m the hafcoffy of Irish legislation The Liberal <io\ernuient had produced what tiie Prime MbMm nad describe". very m>t!«rate measure. What ha<i U-cu
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    DUTCH STEAMSHIP CONSOLIDATION.
    245 8 It cannot be denied that the British met .an tile marine has felt the effects of G«MI State-aided steamship comjttition severely of late years. Hut our neighbours and erstwhile ri\als m Holland have suffered far more and ihe Dutch merchant service, though far from comparable either to
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      78 8 Whooping Cough. This is a very dangerous disease unless properly treated. Statistics show that there are more deaths from it than from scarlet fever. All danger may be avoided, however, by g.yin? Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. IL liquifies the tough mucus, making it easier tdl expectorate, keeps the cough loose, and
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      583 8 Htocrtfscmcnrs. SCIATICA AND DROPSY CURED. Mr-. Ann E. Freeman, of 68, Lynedoch Street Hoxton, England, wrote Dear Sirs Doan's Backache Kidney Pills have worked wonders with me. I had rheumatic i fever eight years ago, and it left me with kidney trouble. There was sciatica m the left side, and
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      489 8 Bbpcrtiacmcntfc SHIPPING Apcar Line The undermentioned mall steamers of the above company maintain a regu-^ lar service between Calcutta and Japan calling at Penang, Singapore, Hongkong Shanghai en route. FLEET. Tone. Commander. s.s. Japan 6,3*>0 J.G. Olifent. s.s. Gregory Apoar 4,606 S.H. Belson. s.s. Arratoon Apcar 4,510 A. Stewart, s.s.
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      647 8 advertisements. SHIPPING. P. O. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. For China Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Bills ol Lading issued for China Coast, Persian Gulf, Continental and American Ports. j Steamers will leave Singapore on or about MAIL LINES. Outward (for China) Delhi July
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      763 8 HDvcrriscmcnts. SHIPPING. Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen. COAST LINES i t earners of the Coast Fleet. TONB rt>g. TONS ?V^J. Petchaburi 2191 DevawongM Borneo 21(0 Paklat iCoT Kohsichang 2040 Anghin 1657 Kajah 2028 Locksun 1657 Pitsanulok 2019 Choising Bangkok 192>t Pongtong lboT Hajabuh 1904 S&msen 1657 Korat 19*0 Loo Sok 16o* Manila
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      536 8 Bfctttemcnti, Norddeutscher Lloy IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL The fast and weil-k&uWQ D I thi- Company sail tortni^.-tly f r Hamburg via iiotterdam, Ani I Gibraltar. <i«noa, Naples, (conn. Naples, Alexandria and vie»Suez, Aden, Colombo, 1 I kong, Shanghai, Naga**,.. and back. They are due it: Sir^K} r> I unaermentione<i oaten OUTWARD
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    CLEVER ALLITERATION.
    37 9 ■<i a Sfl I A. 9 I this mt is w«U adviaail, m ;!iis ih m t« ap- itice. hut B 'IT of eaiity. m ati the link.-- i f In: th :);i^ turn, the
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    A BOER ARMY.
    45 9 Standard wZH^T^ib to ka» I I itU ;n ny j -..ml »1 tht- I tail §»mn M 01 v I I t Ip tba mt< ptod, IK C '>H'J will aii Brithl Bwrth i .my r I- |M» tin uinent r >— i <
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    INNOCENT WHOLESOME TUN.
    187 9 Kc^-'.- M9o Ir. I n to da s It it up wh»v; •.<-k of jour teck and m~ I -r.">>ut ol the iv. > .»rti.'!"nt< y Jiarty win< y of .juiet tin: •**n tak-n.; *.ip tkia Boeaat whc!«*som*» fnn wh\ L rli*» .i taMa v i fmm
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    THE ONLY WOMAN I EVER LOVED,
    1550 9  -  G lil'KiilN XT n 5 Of rill under- ir-heMkd man will :i'< l.J.'llt I>l I r i( ar,' ■he wi v which iu»»i[ <-all |jf«. but wi vm bo ii ir v i. ,il i,. «nmethne« dream it !i Milliter ii t1..-v v I
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    JOURNALISM AND LITERATURE IN INDIA.
    289 9 N. > irnlian Gaxetteet j^i > some the Millet of jooraalisn ■ml ii rtfa "t |.mrnaiisti( ami v .1 U\ity among the natives ol India i ::;:.i'iiv COtWCCtcd «rtUl tliNe- icatioßal syati m- The iV.uy. of newspapers, periodicals, I booki i erf i nsidarable m
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    BULK OIL INSTALLATIONS IN INDIA.
    210 9 BULK OIL INSTALLATIONS IN INDIA. Che Ut pit >f the Chief lnsi>ect-ir of BsploaiveM, India, ahowa that the Chiff Iv -jicctor )»rsonall> visited ibe lar^e bulk >il in«-t > ]!a itVi m Madras, Cal cmtta. Evarsclii.Chi'tegong and llangoon. In Burma. it preai I «'il i« brou^hl down la iron kte
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    THE HOUSE OF LORDS.
    36 9 <.o. BKNMEN i J 1 i'li- •.iiii, will. |„.r<ls will |ir..\i<lc r.»r all i by tl iii L fa lniuu 1 1 I MMBMM to fa Bk. .:iy I'lu. provicb balk on
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    MARKET THICK LIST.
    160 9 7 < i i ...if tk W nu par <-.-i»ty do. 1 "d 'i<">. ire do. do. ■Mfc y J 1 15 :1»V I do.. I «10. I" per catty J" per dozen 8.44 do -..Hed ■:o. U do., do., <io. do. IS II do. f>' p\*r
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      76 9 Do Not Neglect the Children. At this season of the year the first unnatural loosenef-s of a child's bowels should have imrmdiate attention. The best thing that can be given is Chamberlain a Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy followed by castor oil f 9 directed with each bottle of the
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      250 9 rffjgjg^THE KING or RESTORATIVES!^ I I^jlL!LM\ A splendid tonic made from choice I /^Q^ £MA ;^sV Liebig's Extract of Meat and Extract of Malt. i'M* llli '"'*Jffl Over 8,000 Testimonials received from the ■aj Medical Profession of the United Kingdom. I^t-^-t. WINCARNIS has an unrivalled rf-p.itation of over 20 |'::t>'
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      41 9 BAROCYCLONOMETERS The most useful instruments to navigate through the China Seas m the tyi phoon regions, showing the sure way how to avoid LA NATIONALE Antl-corroshre and Antt-foultng paint, highly recommended. APPLY TO Gaggino Qo. f AGENTS. Mai IB tag 18.S-OU
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      491 9 tC"" Singapore and Kranji Railway. Prom 21st January, 1907 and until furtiier Notice. TRAIN SERVICE FOR WEEK DAYS ONLY. UP TRAINSPaHsir Panjang d 7.41a 9.47a 1.39p 4.17p 5.lTp Borneo Wharf <L 7.51 9.57 1.49 4.27 5.27 Tank Road d. 6.00a 6.37a S.o4a 10.10 12.30p 2.02 4.43 5.43 «.sOi N T
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    PAGES FROM THE DIARY OP A DEBUTANTE.
    1606 10 The K\t w St. Gkok<je"». Four months have raced away sine* last I wrote m this little book. I have been to Cow^ and I have been to Scotland, and I hava I heen to London buying tilings with Mother II has ah
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    WILL THE WORLD DIE BY FIRE?
    692 10 The belief that the world shall die by fire is not so shadowy, so chimerical, as many people now as*ert It is a certainty. Vet it involves such ;< >ns m the passive of time that on!> t>ou- astronomers and scientist*, m whose calcu'.tt.
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      21 10 Twenty-Eighth Annual Publication. THE SINCAPORE STRAITS DIRECTORY for 1907. Priom $7-ffO|per copy/ $8 Po9t Frmm. fubtlrnhmrm i FRASER AND NEAVE, LIMITED.
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      838 10 Rilcy, Hargrcaves Co, Ltd. I MARINE ENGINEERS. I STEEL AND IRON STRUCTURES OF I EVERY DESCRIPTION. I I PLANS SUBMITTED. I Telegraphic Address HARGREAVES," SINGAPORE. >><>>>>>>t>>>>>>>>t>>>>s> <<<>> <ii>>itit<M>> >—iW ■^j^pji^ ■n*Ti MMM »^p» M M^ r nii| I £jt'j9' *^IP -*^CffifiHßKr\ MiiflW Ky- m- w v -f* *sJbvSs\ i s
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      744 10 VESSELS FXPECTKU. STEAMERS. Giving port of depurture, and (where knownj date due here, and name of Agents. Airlie, Sydney, June 24 Boiutead. Akinous, China, .Inly 2 1 Mansfield. Anibria, Hamburg, June 29 Hchn Meyer. Antiloc-huH, Liverpool, June 26 Mansfield Aragonia, Hongkong, July Behn Meyer. Arcadia, Colombo, July 19 P O.
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    COLOUR BLINDNESS.
    655 11 bttadaeei or DtU i. >m. .h i-iil'-"- 1 on th«» (\>n :»ent. claims as t.n.s iv ti e maritime, as m other proSin c it is imperative that the J I 'o distin^tiish l>etween I .T>-fn li^ht? r signals, the Board of -'ir and si^ht j optional with
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    PREFERENCE AND SHIPPING.
    421 11 Rumours an being spread about thut His > •inmeut intend to meet the Colonial d m ir.d lor Pntwom by policj .nisliip MffViOM tii-' Mot iift- Ocmt&rj Hid the Colonies. They '■.I'l'y ;t-»ed on i I. Mr. De:» kin's ■tateaaawt th;it the i--p°Bg Conferva them hope t'.
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    RANGOON PORT.
    327 11 i S< WUIB i lON BIX Raiigmai. Jnae 1 1. t India have san< ti..ned t'>e Baog«>oa J'ivor tralaißg ecbj bm, at a cost of oai bnairad atd twenty-fire lakh* aad lit pry „f Su ti bat been ..itil tor. The Injuriil Qovwraiacat has ts willingness to give
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    EXCHANGE.
    65 11 (Oo«rect«d t/p to June 25 BanHm/8 2/4f« demand 2/4£ Private cred it* 3iu s 2/4jj credits 6 m,s 2/4j Pranck, demand Bank 294] i Germany, demand 23P£ India, T. T 174 Hongkong, deraaud 6%dis Yokohama, demand 115 Java, demand 140 Ban.jkok, demand 63 Sovereigns, Bank Buying 853 Bank of
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    PRODUCE.
    128 11 June go Tin buyers 10 75 Gambier 6.»>5 Gambier Cnbe No. 1 10.35 Gambier Cube No. 2 9.50 Pepper Black(ordm.S'pore) buyers 17.b' Pepper, White (fair L.W. 5 p.c.) buy 24.62^ Nutmegs (110 to the lb.) 22.50 Nutmegs (80 to the Ib.) 34.00 Mace (Banda) 63.00 Cloves (Amboina) 47.00 Liberian
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    SHARES.
    483 11 SHARES Capital Capital Issue P*ld Issued paid up Value ap v. ODap G )«MMMm $300,000 300.000 l'» 10 Belat Tin M 00. Ltd 1« $300,000 L' 25.000 10 10 Bruang Limited I*6 1600,00" riO",OCO I<> 10 Bruseh Hydraulic Tit. M !T 400,000 3 r >0.000 £1 £1 Duff D- 60,000
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      566 11 Eftvcrttscmentft On the Berth. NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD. For Hongkong, Shanghai and Japan Ports. The Imperial German Mail Steamer I'KIXZ LUDWHi" 9,631) tons, Captain Woltemas, having left Colombo on Saturday the 22nd instant, at 1 p.m. may be expected to arrive here on Friday the 2-. th in^t. at about 7 a.m.
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      426 11 SHIPPING. OCEAN STEAM SHIP Co., Ltd. AND i China Mutual Steam Nay. Co. Ltd. The Companies' steamers are despatched from i j Liverpool outwards for the Straits, China and 1 Japan every week, and from Japan homewards f-_»r London, Amsterdam and Antwerp t>veTy fortnight, and for Genoa, Marseilles, Liverpoo 1
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      451 11 HAMBURC-AMERIKA LINE. PASSENGER SERVICE. By the new steamer's Rhenania." Habshcbo." Hoheshtacfek," and the SCANDIA and SILEBIA. The steamers are specially built for the tropics and have luxurious Passenger accommodation. First-class Cabin* amidships, lighteJ throughout by electricity, cabins fitted with fans. I>cctor and Stewardesses c&rried. Laundry on board. Rotrrij lUhrti issued
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    PHILANTHROPY'S WHEELS WITHIN WHEELS.
    1080 12 •THE PRINCES fOU \MI C >N THK BVftm C<>' Ki. somewhat tangle*! COM iuvolving the right to the possession of a wooden, attap roofed buau'ii m (W hod at Paya LeWt m which Dirou de H >ru -otherwise. PMMi \.e\iuder Tsar ti^ured a* defendant, came on
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    AN ALLEGED JEWISH BOYCOTT.
    662 12 WIIAI HviTKXEI* -VI MaCAMAB. The "chosen race" wa9 very well represented iv the Supreme Court yesterday. N Urn than 18 of them had gathered to ::nir the suit ol Joseph Khalifa, and Saul Meuahatu against Moses BUiM, for libel. The Chief Ji'-tice, Sir W. Hyuduiau .1
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    HOCKEY.
    203 12 S. C C. v> HOth. Co. K. ii. A. A well contested game resulted from the meeting of the Club and the BOtk Company K. «J. A. on the Esplanade last evening. There was no lack of Keenness cm the part of either side aud although the S. C.
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    POLICE NEWS.
    723 12 Stokin<; Pakafin Oil m Kxcbns. Before Mr Micbell, Senior Magistrate, yesterday a number of dealers m paratiu oil ware prosecuted by Mr Pett for storing oil m CXOPM of that allowed by their licenses. Various pleas were set up for the defence. Some said that the oil was
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    S. C. R. C. LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    76 12 YESTERDAYS TIES. Chamfionship. Seah Chen<? Joo beatChia Hood Sangtt 3. 2—6, 6—l. Kiont; Chin Eng v. Ong Teck Lim 5 7, 3 3 i A Sinolks. Scow Poh Lang owe 9 beat Neo Ewe Kiangrec4, 6-3, 15—17, 6— 4 (replayed tie.) TO-DAY'S PLAY
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    LAWN BOWLS.
    42 12 TUESDAY'S PLAY. Double Handicap. Brown and Bishop beat Holland and Van Cuylenberg w.o. Biddulphand Sinclair beat Lloyd and Hartnell, 2i 15 TO-DAY'S TIES Open Pairs. Bush and Kinsey vs. Crawford and Panemore. Championship. McKen/ie. v. Sowdon. McKean v. Van Caylenberg.
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      402 12 DE KONINKUJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPm UNDKE COKTRACl WITH XBX NeTHEELAM's INDIA GoVMNXBK? Agents at Singapore, Ship Agency, Ute J. Datndelt Co., 2-3 Collyer Qui\ THE CNDMSIGNED L»ATKh AEK ONLY APPEOXIMATt. Brouwer Djambi June 24 Toengka! Ma. Saba Simpang and I .-I De Klerk Batavia June 24 Batavia. Java-coast. Samarang, Soerabaia. Soemeoap.
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      683 12 SHIPPING NOTES. TheSS. I >cli will be despatched 1*3.80 pm, on Friday for Biuukok from the roads. The Company's Steaui Launch will convey passengers and their luftgage tothesteainer, leaviut: Johnston's Pi^r at 8 p.m. The hutch gunboat Zaeiuig arrived here from the karimons yesterday afternoon and saluted the fort. The
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      471 12 VESSELS IN PORT. o Men-o;-W»r Kl** »rd Tom ComniAaders Arr^vf* F rcm Zeeduif Dut g. I. 197 Teena fwmti i-i.on-Wright Am. tra 364 Hamilton May 1 7 Maoilt !i Sea Belle F.M.S. Yacht 4« Ahmat 5 P. Swet Ship rUe c/. Tons Master Arrived from Consignee Aldeb&ran Gei 1836 Oisen
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