The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 31 July 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, JULY 31, 1907. NO. <),047
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    191 1 A UtefethgrMi ipvca i'i;fi 'ft bi iifrm tiou itU>;:t India uu<l tbt it it pntmou.4 to earrv out m pool v v il,t-a^ c, ment wi;li Cumi t jraidn rapji i v Thy. include reduol iuu itaporf oi UmUao «*iniub, incnave of likir, tad i il. se
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    MAIL TABLE.
    162 1 The PA O Imm mdin Any The PA 0 btvei lag i. due H-.nglci;« Lag Sb..):j'. tag .i v 1" bBHSMtM i r. ur. t m list b*k>« KiiMntan PontiaiLik 8 AM An;tiiil ift MatUM lc Flevo Khio, S'n.kej. LMtffft lafthaUi an; indragiri Air..; T noon P BvQt*hMß
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    A SOLDIER PRIEST
    880 1 N-- 1 and tii'u \--u*u)i l there ii > hose woik* Imve e*us :i the < ribtwn world .>f ii v thf xv "'i) hi I. «\v. IjfiiaiiUß de ;i".i v i i; ii,. -,< HXtj I 1 i'l^. b»d i theei- >tnetiiue» map. >i, .f ,ii
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      95 1 10-12 h.p. Brown Motor Gars T 7jSSff»^9^MJP^> v Tff^* T^*nßff HhS^Cl iomi'l.i te with Straits Cycle and Motor Co. BATTERY ROAD. I WORLD—RENOWNED I B PI fi SB n- HI I JOHNSTON CARS. I CENTRAL ENGINE WORKS, I g AGENTS. g Continental Motor Tyres. rarapn^Ma ILW 71 VS IX STOCK
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      523 1 \mi MM; The only canned Milk m which the full flavour of fresh cow's Milk is retained. to Connoisseurs For High Class Wines, Spirits, Cigars and Tobaccos- WHISKIES from $12. 80 to $21) a doz. BRANDIES from $2O to $U5 a doz. PORTS from $7.20 to $8U a doz. QLARETS
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      72 1 TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. The Municipal Commlisior, *.r make a notification about the Provident Food— Pag* 2, And en the same parje abcut Hrn eetaatioß to issue leases for Bukit Tiroah Cemeury. Me-Brs. fratzßros, have fresh stocks of c^rr.eras and photographic rf^uisitea Pag«»7. house is wanted suitable fora dentist'"offi e-P'ge 8. N
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      157 1 THE WEEK Vmanix, Slot Hi 2 h W*ter -J.lO ».2 56 p Bruaeh T If. Co. Met-tir^, noon hamU-r ol <\-i'.merce Meeting, 2.30 p r i The Moor d-I-SUt, I p TSUftSDAY, -\ug Ist ffi^fh Wiit«r 3.J 9 42 p v O M.v BonevmH due, 7 (I n-es. TVwliii I
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    RESOURCES OF JAPAN.
    258 2 la his annual report on tuts tiu-lrt of \oko h.u'i.i. th> \tn._i{ Uritish Consul Genera, then;. Mr. H jkirt-H inpd-n. mj* tfc«t it thsre ha* b-*n d»*sir»» t« restrict fjieign ptm-haiea, there hi* during ISM lv*-u liher.U t*nd~ney <>n th* p irt of JdfSJMM to invite the
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    BRAZENING IT OUT.
    126 2 1 was >>a .t corridor iaiu g«HSg South. Auiong the pan»*ngerH wi<a iifwly-Uiirried couple, who made tlicm-«elvt->. i, iuwn to such au extent that the oo ipantg al the earn._» commenced whisperia^ au i sni^ering. The bride and CT" >.v s;. xl the remark* for time, but
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    A TRAM COLLISION.
    93 2 4 MBMM IKWItI kll««l iw.. ikctlM Tiiii .Mr-* at LiVfu<i^r SJreet on Silurdn afternoon. Oot* car wis wtiti Uw r „D tht points when another far. driver by a H'ni?ali, It9hed U|> I i-t -i lof MttVgoa tdt «»l«ctric einergfucv t r;ik»-. the fnvfl Iml Lii head
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    TIGER CAUGHT IN MUAR.
    111 2 A virespuudent informs us that t large Uj,rer was brought into the town of BuiJa Mthtrtu). Muir. »»n Sunday, by Mr Cau.p tn-il. i be assistant manager "f the Tuujoug 1 K'lbber Estate. Trie mimal h:*<i been isatntpun th** -stute. It is said mm >-■; m
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    AFFRAY IS QUEEN STREET
    81 2 v :i\. Xi laaeota ii!'l tiremeu, u.»-.l M ii- (J i M.tjistrate, iV H'v.ttmg an 8Ua»l .1 i"»thirst. [u«f«ctor Nolaa, »i u Sergeaftl ?.lurr.iv, !i- ptoiiftlQO, -iiA Mr Rn?ra I tor the '.efti e», ualc vory MgtJ»" and oun- i }{>< .^t.'p t-. !i »ye them
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    LETTERS TO AN EXILE.
    1126 2 London Julj 1907. DuMIT Exile. There has been so much goiug on ju*t lately. List Saturday the King gave a great vjirden pirtv at Windsor There were a ereat i mauy It •valties there all very sunrt. MarkTwain was < >ne of the guests and caused
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      70 2 Chambei iain s Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remsdy. The grea success of this preparation m the relief and cure of bowel complaints has brought it into almost universal use. It never fails, and when reduced with water and sweelened l i* pleasant to take. It is equally valuable for children
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      781 2 Hfrvcrtisefncntß. NOTieEs. ANDREW CURRIE CUP. LADIES GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP OF BINGAPORE. The above competition fopen to all ladies resident m Singapjre^ will be p'ayid this year on the Sepoy Lines Links curing the month of Septemoer. Full particulars are posted m the Club houses of the Singapore, Sepoy Lines, and Garrison
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      678 2 Hfrvcrtiscmcnts. ItoTfeES. ESHARAT KHAN Co. Cheapest and best Book Binder, Printer, and Account Book Ruler. All orders executed promptly. 34. Brass Basah Ro\d. NOTICE OF REMOVAL We beg to notify that we have remove 1 our office from Greaham House to No. 2, Finlayson Green, (lately occupied by Messrs. Cald
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      456 2 Btoerttaements. IA&U/fAlteBS. Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd. FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE. Funds Exceed x 12.000,000. W. A. SIMS, Man stiver, Eaatnrn Branch. Aug M Guaidian Assurance Company, Limited, London. Subscribed Capital -£2,000,01)0. Total Invested Fimd&, upwards 0f. ...£4,516,000. Annual Income upwards of Fire Bisks. Short or Long Periods at current
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      563 2 H^crtiocmcnts. i BAA/CS. Hongkong Shanghai BanKi: Corporation. Paid-cp Capital Resbkvb Fund: j Sterling Reserve $10,000,000 I Siiver Reserve... $1 1,040,000 j Resbrvb Liability of Pbopeiitoks Covet ok Di nacrous. G. H. MiDHcasr, Esq. Chaikhi.n Hoii.Mr. HINuV KEfcWlCk, -IJIUJTT "hAUk A. r uchs, Esq. A. J. Ratmonu I E. Gobtz, Esq.
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    ALONG THE WEST COAST OF SUMATRA.
    2103 3 II Weanchurtd m the luoi.tli the river ou nukt I silnatct! ;.i»t at sousei re wa» nothing t«» be Been except the wrdi nary nwn^roxcs. ?nndbar>ks. etc etc., an<l a n_kang^. with forest produce from the yoii^i which la> some miles up stream. la
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      76 3 SINGAPORE FOUNDRY LIMITED. CIVIL MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS. MOHAMED SULTAN AND TEMPENIS ROAD, SINGAPORE. Have m hand ready for sale both new and second hand Steam Engines and Boilers and fitt ngs. Centrifugal pumps and pipes. Steam and Donkey Pumps, fcaw Mill machineries. Rice machineries, Sago machineries. Tapioca machineries of
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      23 3 SAVARESSE'S SANDAL CAPSULES Hot mad* oi GtUUx* i mo* e«4c*eloo«, bectwe absolutely JW*« En«lt«h O* l Full Direction* All Chemists. tnslst on Savansses.
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      82 3 JEFFREY'S Edinburgh Stout IN ORDER THAT THIS First Glass Stout may become better known m this market IT WILL BE SOLD AT $12.00 per case of 7 doz. pints until further notice. OF ALL DEALERS. WHOLESALE FROM THE I BORNEO Co., LIMITED. kAA GVARANTEED. N l{&&JMi K^, DUNDEE WHISKY, Jyj
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      348 3 totealers fir the Scraib. Per Nederland Vondel, due An? M J E A HiltejTHMiJ. fttr f X O Marmora, dn- A»»r o— M>» H. 8. Oldhao.. Mi A. fc Mu. n,.i.i Hi J E Campbell. Mr J. V. A. McAlu., v To Penang.— Mr Mhl Mr, T .V.ttbewl. Mrs AicGiegor
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      760 3 VESSELS KXPECTED. dicing port ot departure, and where knoion) date im here, and -name of Agent*. Airlie, Sydney, A-i^ 24 Boastead. Austi-jlifu, iliiv.-": let, Aug :r> M. if Awa il m. London. Aug 1 P. Simoiis. Austria, Hongkong, Sept 8 R. Schmidt. Agautetunon, Liverpool, ku- 1 i Mansfield. Agapanthns, London,
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    THE WONDERFUL JAPANESE.
    940 4 '.iNBKAi Booth's Premctiohs. General Booth is hack again m Enutaud after a reception m th* '-'ar East m. h at no religious leader ha* had since the days when Francis Xavier made his triumphant progress. Received by the Fmperor and honoured bj men like Togo tmi Ujdina
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    MOTOR MARVEL.
    407 4 Mr. S. F. ErxiK FUEi Ovbk 1,3 M Milks 0» Track m Twbmtv-Koi k Horns. All motoring records were pulverised by Mr. S. I. Edge, i>n the firooklands track «t Weybridge, when, at the end of twenty four hours, on Saturday, he had driven his car 1.581 miles
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    JAPAN'S LITTLE WAR
    354 4 FIuUTIN". THB FOBMOSAX AB<»KK.IN>s. The .</(/, 1/'.". 1. which i 9 distinguishing itself by the accuracy of i s news from Formosa, describes as a desperate affair the atta.-k which eliminated m the oecupat on of Chintozen. TLe Aiyu, numi>ering *l>oiit 500. und-r tha i^. id"! ship
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    THE MADRAS GYMKHANA
    226 4 A Protest Mum Pi.avix«. iitu Fool Mr. A. J Yoike. wao is on the Comtuittt-e of the Madras GjwkhaM, wi it** The Gymkhun* advertised lor tomorrow include two evnts whlt-ii I surest are unsuifal.le for a public ph<-e like tb^i Inland The are No "2. A lady
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    THE CHINESE CRUISERS.
    548 4 What thb Taotai Said. The two Chinese cruisers Hai Chew and 1 Hai Yung arrived at Saigon on the altcrnoon lof the 20th ult. They had a \ery cordial reception m Saigon. The Taotai Tsai-Ting-Kan. who accompanies the squadron, his views m Saigon with great frankness, according
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      111 4 Hun I iff a Tt f'fft! Russell Go. c *:ußmES I0 i>Uc l UIW laaued by European Govta PA Bit and Municipalities offering r«ni^ uroapecta of immense return*. To bcpurchMcd for cash or on Writs tot the "Times "system of monthly Dsscriptw* tUNUFFE RUSSELL Co. benVS. oldest established flrm of
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      39 4 What can be more criminal than to sul-s--titiit*? one medicine for another? Yet this a common thing m India, were Grimault'B Bjrup of Hjpophoaphit« of Lime have sared thousands of consumptives. You must get Grinuult's" and no imitation. ]<r
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      143 4 jr| RIGAUD'S WM TOILET WATER i tt Bigaud 1 KanangaWa t6r has the sweet perfun c mm fUlVl^Ln c 1 ..->ga Mower of 1..* Vim J a P ail soothing and KteSs^at^gaW cooling KM on the skio, R\V^**, '-^iH n f 6^^* 4 moi<jj to bites. Iff 4^#» '^W t«"
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      970 4 APOLLO j Ufl^ftr tI i m m i imp SCIATICA, NEURALGIA. PROSTRATION AND DEPRESSION. "Apollo" tells how to avoid wasted effort. "APOLLO." the Ideal Athlete, the embodiment of physical q;r:i:e Bud symmetrical muscular development, pays a glowing tribute to the wuiidetiul carativt an I invigorating properties of Pbosforine. Even "ApoUo's"
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      476 4 THE Singapore Free Press. Morning Daily. To Our Readers Tlw HBga|f.re Free I Yes,. Morning Daily, and id on > from ;m early hour each morning exoepted). Om/k price Tec Qwb Subscribers* copies will i their private residences, (or i- {odovns if preferred) b\ morning. Fulladdre«Mtal to be delivered should
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    RAUB GOLD MINING CO.
    884 5 Manager* report for -4 w«^k3 end- Tn«s Jline AieusurfinenU and A»s.t> il^-mlt;--»t prospecting work show si total of M 7 ft. I tat the period t weeks) ucder review m. *<\" M ft. tinkim;. 147 ft. driving, a d :i_J •t. crosscutting. as against 4M ft.
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      545 5 Htocrtlsements. AUQTtONS. AUCTION SALE OF H6H CLASS TeAK FURN.TURE AND CHINESE CARVED BLACKWOOO FURNITURE. THE PROPERTY OF DR. C. KEW, who is leaving the Colony. AT No. 2, BATTERY ROAD. On Saturday 3rd August at 11 a m. j Also the contents of the CONSULTING I ROOMS comprising bentwood settees
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      730 5 advertisements. AUGTIONS. MORTGAGEE'S SALE Wnhnsday, Slnt July, 1907, at 2.30 p.m. Freehold land and shop-house dwelling! known as N«. 95-15 River Vailey Road. Singa- pore area 2,042 tq. ft. G. A. FERNANDEZ Co., Allen Gledhill, Solicitors. July 2i I- 8 AUCTION SALE OF A Rubber Plantation TO HE HFLD AT
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      526 5 Hfcwrtiscmcnts. TO LET. j TO LET No. 5 Tanglin Hill, furnished 3 Bedrooms, Tennis Ccurt Stables, immediate entry. Apply A. FRANZEN. fA Mala ca Street, j TO LET Nob. 10 and 12 Mount Elizabeth. Apply to LOH LAM 503, North Bridge Road. TO LET Furnished Balraey at Passir Panjang for
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      213 5 TROPICAL ROOFING THE IDEAL ROOFING FOR THIS CLIMATE. Gheap Durable Sanitary Vermin uproot 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 Co., Ltd. Singapore* PANHARD LEVSSER. the Celebrated motor manufacturer}. HAVE APPOINTED H.
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  • Domestic Occurrences.
    • Obituary
      Death.
      18 6 At No. 4, Wilkie Roid, on 30th instant Marie Rosalie (Mimi) Branson* aged 25 years. Deeply regretted.
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    The Singapore Free Press. Wednesday, July 31, 1907.
    653 6 The Singapore Free Press. Wednesday, July 31, 1907. t'a >- ftoasct j gvi: r t km. I i iv; After a trial m which the highest -jualities of British judicial administration have teen conspicuous, the three Chinese who were charged with the murder of another Chinaman ou b urd the
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    2221 6 All iliese attempts by balloon aud air-ship to reach the pole may have to come down m the long run It the hard task of ice travelling with sledge and with Eskimo doj.' draught. So long as a party is upon hard ice formation the difficulty is merely that provided
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      227 6 TAKE OABE of YOUR FEET. Such *ooTr^ f V^rvants i deserve tKe best treatment- Give IKem J "X" BOOTS PRICES jb&gM STYLE ITO SUIT ALL JKSSI COMBINED W.TH 1 TURSES. EASE COMFORT j Perfect fit. Hard Wear. i THEY GiVE SATISFAQT/OX. j SO.E AGENTS LITTLE'S* CO N VERS ATION.-" TrJ
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      228 6 TO THOSE HOMEWARD BOUND James Campbell <Sfc Co.* Court, Naval Military Tailors 59, Conduit Stmit, LONDON, W. MR. H. G. DISS. Mar 30 ws 2p no. I |H HONOI'R OK THE CORCNATION OK j[j THEIR MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTIES KING EDWARD VII AND QUEEN ALEXANDRIA! J A Special Dinner will be
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      77 6 Chamberlain s Colic, Cholera and Dianhoea Remedy m India. Mrs. Sd. L. Hiscocka writing fruir Road, Byeuila, India, says: "I have md and still require a pood mam bottle* of Chan berlain'p Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Renr I and have found it invaluable as a cure as ■«•< as a
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    PENANG RACES.
    721 7 mm day. \From 1 14 ,/;,.,,.< PeniUkf. July SI. Ihk Mai ken Plats f I >i stance one „>. TalooMOOt Mr. P I. >_-tv s Fddtiue. A 10. J fijor Ki>og»i*s iwomp, 8 10. Yap [i>>Dg Shin's Mataunuttm, r 10. N\ >»a by t\>ur lers.'fh*. the Bam^ distance
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    GERMAN AIRSHIP.
    63 7 'By Submarine Telegraph Reuter's) SQUARES AND CIRCLES. Kac. at 7.">1 pm. The German military airship underwent two boon manoeuvring \esterdav over Borliu. It foil >w*rd the course of the rtrOOU, des crilwvl a circle, a square, a triangle aud panltlogmaj, and returned to the suburb ol' Tegel at
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    CONGO CRUELTIES.
    72 7 Further Delays. Iv the Hooooof L>r>ls. I..»rd Sfoakswoll urged iaterreauoa ii riooj of coaliautMt < f ermines on the QpQjflo lUron Fit/.iuauike admitted ihe fact* and dwflt o.i the Mterafttioaa] Atficititioi iv tba way of iutoi -venliou. bore bad boti a ouetal eoquurj u> t > our judu
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    OPIUM SUPPLY.
    93 7 THE INDIAN AGREEMENT. Reduction Promised. Mr MotliT, m «>ply to Mr Wilson, said, that aflor c»n*ulting the Itiliiu Govern- j meut he had informed Chin i. First that the ludian lijvernmeut, would a-cept the priuciple of the proposal to! diminish the import of ludian opium into C l
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    Chinese Official at Calcutta.
    29 7 i -v lly the Indian <iovernmeut would not object to the stationing of a Chinese ofMal at Calcutta, provided he hid no powers .if interference.
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    Enhancement of Likin.
    75 7 m Tiiirdlv thit he was prepare*! to assent to the enhaucemeot of the customs likm on foreign opium, making its taxttion equivalent to tha ttiatiou actutily levied on native opium, diffeien of value and -mality l»e--inir c«Mjsi'3ere'l. Further reductions m the poppy arm m Ueugil. aud m
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    N. L. CARGO LINE TO AUSTRALIA.
    316 7 TO t\m: thk CATS BOCTS ro i kk\;\ nm k. i A '-hange has been effected at the beginning ot this month m the wiiliug programme of the Noiddtnischer Llo\d trg i)<>at line to Auv traha. The •>t«-ai"ci-«. wii! no longer go tlncn^h the
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    LABOUR, CRIME, AND CAPITAL.
    85 7 LABOUR, CRIME, AND CAPITAL. (By Submarine Telegraph— Reuters I lieceired at 11 ID a.m. The protr.teUd trial at Bjise, m Idaho, has euded w.th the acquittal of Hay wood, the Treasurer of the Western Miners hVderation, who wus charged with the organising of numerous murders and outrages m furtherance of
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    USE FOR PROCONSULS.
    56 7 CURZON'S THEME. LordCw*da»*ritißg m the W estuiiuster Review. develops the ProOOAHli idei coutniced m his spe<vh of t'tie 27th inst. He argos that the Colonial otti.** uii^ht have bteu sived froa unhappy misuuderstanding aud even blunder* tad an Advisory bodj of retired d>l.»uial Qjferaori been available for
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    On the Defence Committee.
    42 7 The Ddft-uce Committee would bt immensely strengthened by the iuclusion of few men trained iv Imperial qaottlOM. The Difentv Committee mi^ht IrriooMi IIM nucleus of au I-uperial Council, comprising men like L >rd Cromer aud Lird Milner. I<^™-^^
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    SECOND TEST MATCH.
    52 7 Spoiled by Rain Received July 30th, at 11 am. Kiin s-poiltd the wicket m the secoud test match betweeu England and the South Africans. In the first inuings Kugland m ide and the South Africans ll'» Kugland m the second inuiugs m ide 25 without loss of
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    CONSOLS DOWN AGAIN.
    16 7 Consols have fallen below M. auiuly owim: to the dt-pression m jjilt-^ltfp] securities.
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    RUSSO-JAPANESE AGREEMENT.
    31 7 RUSSO-JAPANESE AGREEMENT. It is understood, that the Ru»so-Japiu-ese agreement comprises tive sections, of which one guarantees the ataftM >juo m the Far Ktst and absents to the new situation iv Korea.
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    STRIKES IN FRANCE.
    36 7 Rec at 4 6 pui. Tweutv-tour officers and soldiers and policoMga hiv- beet wounded iv a g'tike rL»t at RjMM I. c tape, iv the Vosges. Two atiiktr* well- killed tad mary iroaadsd.
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    INDIAN WEATHER.
    36 7 The rainfall it J>>mluv has been almost iirprf vdei-.ted. Already eighty iu'-hes of ram have fill' i' lioce ihe begtaniM ot June. Udiu pr ipectl up o ii Lit r v are favour able.
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    TEA AS A SOLACE OF MANKIND.
    204 7 4 tTritrog on tin' benefit cw free waalgeuce m harmless tluuls iv the Gentleman's Magi zinc," Dr. N. B. V«>rke-D,i.\:c-. «a\s: "his as wt-H to point out that though water m i.s natural state i« perfectly lciruilcss. there an<>tl. i l of which it
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    ATHLETIC NOTES.
    969 7 To all tii woo were present on the Esplanade ou Siturday there can be no question that the S. C. C. Sports meeting was ;i most successful function, whatever j m*y be thought cf the athletic success pf the competition. There is no <juestion 'bat new Club vs
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    44 7 The August Monthly Medal Kill be played for on Saturday :;rd, and Sunday 4th. A Sweepstake Competition will take place, open for both days. Conditions Best round of nine holes on a card handed m for. Medal, less half handicap. I
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      173 7 ROBINSON^ Go. r-y| 2- i BEDSTEADS I ft IN ALL QUALITIES T^3tj| I MATTRESSES. ■J'j* ~t-\\ y r ~~A ;f\ MATTRESSES. V^t^£_ii H MOSQUITO NETS. ROBINSON <& Co. X mS A WV4. .^BEr Vl *T MW. IV.*-* -WHISKY. The price per case, of 12 quarts, has been raised to $6.75
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    "AS IT WAS-."
    597 8 AS IT WAS-." opium HiSTOin Repeats Itski.k. Noting the issue of tlie latest "rider Edict, the "Japan Mail says the Chinese (»ov ernment apparently find* that its behests re opium have hitherto e\erci>ed little practical effect, fur attention is again called to them and severe penalties are threatened against officials
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    THE NAVIES OF THE WORLD.
    379 8 A Wh.U' Paper |>re{>ared by the Admiralty ha<? been issued >h<>winf the strength oi the world-* r'.eeu. Below are given the number of battleship* and aruioured cruisers of the *rea: Powers, together with the total number »t protected cruiser*, scouts, and also of torpedo craft
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      89 8 Wanted at Once. A little forethought will often save no end of trouble. Think of the pain and suffering that must be endured m case of sn attack of pain m the stomach or cramp ct lie when medicine muat be sent fcr. Every family should hme a battle of
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      706 8 Htocrtiscmcnt& JOINTS SHAPELESS WITH RHEUMATISM. Thk Patient, a Man ok T"-, also Si j ikkkd kkom Lrvmoo, Sciatic a. DlzxflßM and Pains m thk Heap, Übixaky Disorders, and Gravel. Mr. William Davis, 96. Brereton Road, Rugeley, England, says "I am 75 years old, but I am not too nid to
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      481 8 H&vcrttsements. SHIPPING. Apcar Line/ The undermentioned mail steamers of the above company maintain a regular service between Calcutta and Japan calling at Penang, Singapore, Hongkong Shanghai en route. FLEET. Tons. Coniiaander. 8.8. Japan 6,300 J.G. Olifent. s.s. Gregory Apcar 4,606 S.H. Belson. s.s. Arratoon Apcar 4,510 A. Stewart, s.s. Lightning
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      666 8 Htoertifiementa. SHIPPING. P. O. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. For China Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Bills of Lading issued (or China Coast, Persian Gulf, Continental and American Ports. Steamers will leave Singapore on or abotst MAIL LINES. Outward (for China) Marmora Aug 2
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      785 8 a^pcrtioenlcnto. SHIPPING. Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen. COAST LLNBS Steamers of the Coast Fleet. tons reg. tone re^r. Petchaburi 2191 Devawongs* 1643 Borneo 21tO Paklat 1657 Kohsichang 2040 Anghin MR Rajah 9028 Locksun 1657 j Pitsanulok iOI9 Choising 1667 Bangkok 1920 Pongtong 1657 Rajaburi 1904 Samsen 1657 Korat 19U0 Loo So k
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      682 8 Htocrtiscmcnta. SHIPPING. MX. Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremec IMPERIAL GERMAIT MAIL LINE The faat and well-known mail «tenri: this Company sail fortnightly from I; Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, lot Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (connection y. Naples, Alexandria and vie* versa) 1 Suez, Aden, Colombo, Penang, Singapore. H t kong, Shanghai, Nagasaki k Kobe
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    THE SOLDIER PAST AND PRESENT.
    726 9 His Fxeelienoy th* Viceroy's remarks at the Army Temper ance Association's Meetiug ukla. were all evelUnt, though without i donbt somew -h it ambiguous, for they left 0 m doubt aa to whether Lord Minto beeved the water drinker of t j iftj or the
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    LADY TYPISTS.
    201 9 h.iiiAii Short hand aii«l Impawn! m t 'i^ opnwcf a« artieta th* <|uesti«*n ..f the employment I |U I t; .v.ruinent of India >,u re-jinked ->ij all t? a. i.'r-i' UwMMt of w.>rk '.vnuld ';<hr-i .;i v Udies ir~ awJUtied HMD "f India rti m Iw« neoM n
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    THRILLING STORY OF THE SEA.
    671 9 THRILLING STORY OF THE SEA. THK MKItOIS.f OK 61NN\ JIM.' Tin N» w York correspondent of the Ex press" tells v thrilling story of the sea which I be has gleaned from the passengers of the I lunar I liner "Cariuania." Uo says that on Jin. It: wa»ntlu gtoxi liver
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    AN EXAMPLE FOR CHINA.
    278 9 IVI'ANS CI'RKENCV. Mot t>> the Restoration r\ery Uanno Issued his uwn coins and uot«s a* >liil the tioverniuent m \oddo. -The curiency was the rii«. 1 ri«- 4 \>n 1,O(M) mon or cash: 1 bu 2 uishu i i liv. Tht obau and koban «Ht larj4e
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    GRUESOME DISCOVERIES.
    188 9 SHIKGHA] MTBTEBIB3 Ohmgliii. Ju'y l hot the i>ii-t tkna or bwi w.^ks graMMM >i^s have been in:ul« of diMKßkwad liniV* of buman bodies. In one instance they f-d to MMg *o iui>ii:n wotn. n i.ut m tl other O«Mi fae4ow a3-*e»t tbfy lia\" ban ti..« lenniiH si ChiMtf.
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    FAR EASTERN TRADE.
    322 9 formkr hoxgkon'g resident to addkesvs Seattle Chamber of C<»mmkk«e. A Seattle despatch of 13th ult says Opportunities for American Trade Extension m the Kar East" will be l>rietiy discnssed m a address by Fletcher S. Brocknian, at the meet m of the Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Hrockman,
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      495 9 Wkita i .in hair aud baldness are undesirable for men, they are vastly more so for women. Nothing adds more to the adornment of women than rioh heavy, flowing tresses. Thy. ha r is too valuable to allow it to sufTe. from neglect. So just as soon ta you notice
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      152 9 Fussclls CREEN BUTTERFLY' Milk. > < Sometimes children and others who would benefit by a milk diet have trouble m digesting milk, owing to its curdling on the stomach. This j milk is immediately assimilated with splendid results. TO HE HAD FROM All Provision Dealers. AN ARTISTIC GOLD WATER TINT
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      289 9 Japan Coals. THE Mitsui Bussan Kaisha. (MITSUI &CO.) He;«a Ofllct: No. I. TOKIO. London Branch: 34, Lime Street, E.C. Singapore Branch 2. Finlayson Green. OTHP:R BRANCHES —New York, San Frac -inco, Hamburg, Bom»fcy, Sourabak, Man.'.a, Hongkcnp, Amoy. Shmighai, Cbefoo. Tientsin. Newchwang, Port Arthur, Semil, Cfbemtiipc, ToVohanja, Tokosaka, Nuijoya, OsakH, K<!>e,
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    INSTANT READINESS FOR WAR."
    2605 10 The phrase a fleet instantly ready for war baa been ao much m men's mouths of late that b important for the public to examine what is the exact meaning. That instant readiness for war is the military ideal nj educated seaman or soldier would ileny.
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      244 10 THI IRECTURY for BANGKOK SIAM 1907. Eighteenth Year of Publication. NOW READY. The IHredory for Bangkok and Siam contains at complete and Official List of thf Government Departments and the PrincipaJ Commercial Houses m the country. It n replete with information ab&olntely essentia* to the Merehar t, the Trader, the
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      413 10 "^1 When baying Lime Juice Bay the Bert. The Best is Montserrat" Lime Juice. "MONTSERRAT" is prepared from cultivated limes, and is always fresh and pleasant to the taste. Mixed with plain or aerated water, it makes a cooling, refreshing, healthful drink. Try a dash of Montserrat m your whisky
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      427 10 N. Y. X JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Cc, ltd A regular FORTNIGHTLY Im maintained between Japan and Europe by tit* following NEW TWIN SCREW STEA MERS. Undm Mail Conteacts with thi Impkeial Japanese Goveenmrv. Specially designed for the Company* Eun pean Service, lighted throughout by Ei^ provided with excellent accommodation f
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    PEKIN TO PARIS.
    1373 11 \RRIVAL AT KALGAJf. M«n»K \RS I>KA«i'iED AVER MOUNTAINS. |#i MILKS OF HAKI>BHI!\ (»ii Itaii nr reached Kalian ibis iittrning ol»H-k, and the others .ire follow,u>{ A.,-, online to news brought \>y Mondial, muleteer*, they pa*ae>l the night at r\iui.LJ. 1-" li m our rea-. We fully autici-
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    BOLIVIAN MINERAL RESOURCES.
    320 11 r'AHii.ous Wealth m Tin Mixbs. The leading New York hanker who was m;- terviewed by Mr Percy F. Martin, for The i Financial News, with reference to Bolivian railways, was asked at- the do.se of the intej- view And what i» your geneial opiui«»n of the future
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    PANAMA SCANDAL.
    248 11 n.linif to the Washington corn »pon<l«?m of the Wtm >'"//•■ H 0.7-/. the j^reed of p<j"»it!cians for federal patronage and '•serviency of the A-iiiiinUtration < fli cial» m yielding t-<> tli^ii import nail IT, have Lit the i-onstru. t!'»n if >: kon the PaaaaM Sliip Taual t^ a
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    EXCHANGE.
    67 11 (ComucTßD up to July 30.) Bank 4 m/» 2/4: h demand 2/4. Private credits 3 m/s 2/4 credits 6 m/s 2/4; Francb, demand Bank 294 Gmmakt, demand 239 Ihdia,T. T 174; Hongkong, demand 4 dis Yokohama, demand 114 Java, demand 140 Banokok, demand 6? sove*bi<3ns, Bank Buying $3 50
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    PRODUCE.
    123 11 July 30 Tin 90 75 Gambter 6.7.*> Gambier Cabe No. 1 10.35 Gambier Cube No. 2 9.50 Pepperßlack (ordin. Spore) 17.87^ Pepper, White (fair L.W. p. 0.) 24.87. Nutmegs (110 to the lb.) 24 .00* Xutmegs (80 to the lb.) 34.00 Mace (Banda) 64.00 Cloves (Amboina) 40.00 Liberian Coffee
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    554 11 MINKS. C»p4t*i C*piul Issue P*»d ti—i paid op Valws op Comp*nj. wuoutiosu $300,000 300,000 10 10 Belat Tin M. Co. Ltd 1150 $300,000 225,000 10 10 Bnuing Limited $600,000 600,0C0 10 10 Brusca Hydraulic Tin M. Co Ltd l; £400.000 350.000 £1 £1 Duff Development Co. Ltd I t
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      39 11 Colic and Diarrhoea. Pains m the stomach, colic ani diarrhoea are quickly relieved by tbe uae of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. When m need of such a medicine, give it a trial. For sale by all dealers.
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      543 11 H&vcrtiscmcius. WANTED. WANTED AT ONCE (iood shorthand and typewriting clerk for a lawyer's office. Good salary to good man. Apply by letter enclosing references to Box 345 cilice cf this paper. July 30 4.8 WANTED a demarcator for a Rubber Kstate m Johore. Apply to J. B. c o Free
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      451 11 SHIPPING. OCEAN STEAM SHIP Co., Ltd. AND China Mutual Steam Nay. Co. Ltd. The Companies' steamers are despatched from Liverpool outwards for the Straits, China and Japan every week, and from Japan homeward* for London, Amsterdam and Antwerp every f ort- night, and for Genoa, Marseilles, Liverpoo 1 monthly. One
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      462 11 HAMBURC-AMERIKA LINE. PASSENGER SERVICE. v By tbe new steamers Rhenania." Habbbubo.' Hohenktaofkm," and the SCANDIA and SILEBIA. The steamers are epeciaUy bailt for the tropic* ao 1 have luxurious Passenger accommodation. First-class Cabins amidships, lighted throughout by electricity, cabins fitted with fans. Doctor and Stewardesses carried. Laundry on board. Return
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    SENTENCED TO DEATH.
    934 12 THE PIN SENG MURDER PROTRACTED TRIAL ENDS Thick* Mb v to Has-.. Ilafore the Chief Justice, Sir W. Hyndmu'i Jones, yesterday, the trial of >h QUmmt Vu> Pink and Goh Pah, was brought to i\ close. The accused were ch.iri»e.l with the murder of Chiuamm on the
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    THE ANN SIANG HILL TRAGEDY.
    478 12 A Sucvsaaioi »"h Chbx v Ijefor^ Sir \V. Hwidtnau Jones, (,'l.i.t Jootice, m the Aaaiie Court yeaterdaj ufter-n^v-D, Q >ag Kes aliis Hoh Koh k;i- eh vtg 1 with a niurdei I another Chinaman named JTan Vek. Mr J. A IV.. a] t vi for
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    SEPOY LINES GOLF CLUB.
    91 12 i .1,.',- tfedaJ bm plaj< dfor od Sitiirdny and hnnM.iv l-s f Boorca: KD K^;th 41 |0 W. G. EUii 18 M 5 7j K. A CimphaH m 34 plus 2 74 jG A Kiul,«v-on :>•; H 74 I J H D J,.Le< 41 8X G
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    HOUSEBREAKERS PUNISHED.
    289 12 Attem»'TEi> to Enter an Arab's House. About 3 o'clock m the moruiDg of the 14h inst. a Malay named Abas was returnmg home from a wayaug when he saw two Hylatni dressed iv black climbing over the i wall of a house (.ocupied by an Arab m 'Dtckoen
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    A HEAVY SENTENCE.
    255 12 JTOI S MAI LI 'I IIKEATKSS T<» COMMIT 111 hi>ef:. lia!«u. it JOQttg Malay, pleideil guilt y before the i>-neh Court, Messrs. Michell and I i i d yesterday afternoon, to allegations of dispL>siug of stolen property, several 9a»t>ugs and six han^iu^ lamps, i- Datectixe Inspector Steahooie
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    "SINI BUKAN ASCOT."
    181 12 A d iiiausiu? iucident took place on .^atur- day afutraooo) al tbo iporto when Mr. Jeoaon Ciuie to t<ike the photograph of the Club uu l r> oaeoiboio. In tiie centre fere- was theti'.!)'- aitl the excellent and nlisg dioplav of orrts oa exhibition which was receiving
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    THE MILITARY MURDER IN THE PHILIPPINES.
    139 12 Pkkmi.ent COBFimjlO DIATH Sknij-ncb Tli' 1 courtni;irti.t! wbi h tried Private Willi;nu Tavlo--. Ooaapaay 31 t4th Lfantry. at lioilo, oi Ootobor Ijß last fj OOOOtillH bi« OOjporior ffio. r. Lifut^n;int "oWt B. Calvert, ObOMliono'il g oftioer of his Company, has sentaOtOßd aim to d-ath
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    LINCOLN'S LOG CABIN.
    55 12 Mrs Russell Sage has given the sum of H2o,()00 Z&fiQ for tbo preservation of President Lincoln 'h famous log cabin. The structure is to be enclosed iv a glass framework, so that it may be viewed by visitors, and at the same time be protecod from the
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    145 12 The French steamer Uriez Huel arrived from New York on Mocd<\v with a cargo of kerosice tor Chefoo. The Hodjj B?e arrived from Amoy yesterday with H9O Chinese coolies. The Islander arrived from Christinas Island on Mouday with a cargo of phosphate. The F. M. 8. yacht Meran
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    HOCKEY MATCH.
    74 12 A game of hockey was played on the Esplanade last evening between two S C 0. teams. Whites and Colours. The whites had the best of the game all through and retired winners by two goals to nil. For the v. inners Carpenter wa> very 6afe at back,
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      272 12 OE KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATBCHA Vvt/% Cm 1 mi x v.itp. m EfnamAin [sr»u Qevmi Agents at Sfß^ipafft, Ship Agenc?, ia'e J. D^ndtls (S: Co.. 2-;. C TH« mMMm ATE* AXE OSLT AJ»P* OXiMiTt. Brouwer L'jambi July 29 Toengka!, Ma Saba. Simpang, Djambi Munto; ralemban^' Read Bil .ton July 29 BUJitor.,
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      489 12 PASSENGERS. Per Hong Wan from Malacca ;md Muar. Messia T. M. Peake and F. C. Harmon. Per Reael from Batavia Messrs Bargeas, Ro I'son,1 son, Ftifers, Noioon and H. Schlette. Per laOataOl Herr Otto Weitvane CLEARANCES July S». Labuan, Brit. r>tr.. Ross, for Colomlo. Julj 30. Sari" Bandjer, Dut. str,
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      511 12 VESSELS IN PORT. Men-or-« f »-"lar ».m 1 r,o« CotnmanJcrs Arrived Froai X Hert/.og Hendrik Dut. erais. 50C6 (ioedhart July 22 Baawfal Wright Am. tra., 364 Hamilton May 17 Marik D Sea Mew Coi. Yacht 100 Murphy July I P. SwettecLamM., l Ship KU« Tons Mister Arrived! from Consignex For
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