The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 2 August 1907

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1 8 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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    Masthead
    16 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS. SINGAPORE, FREDA Y. AUGUST 2, 1907. NO. 6,049.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    189 1 Autit.ipatu »us of troub;e m Bai_al ii.ive beeu met by drafting milituv there, iv rica of the official H_*W< r to li 1 on Saturday. It happeoa lacktlv, ia atnariaau with previous arraafßCMawatj ihu a i »r_t naval force i^ a_o at R_fa_— Page 5. The Naval
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    ANOTHER VAGABOND DAY.
    1298 1 Ibaaaspaut-a her vagii. ud d ty. Hut (bit time, mr Itena Jine sun overbaad aad _rj F«. baaa bee., tnadiag 'he shores of the B»aaie IVinK of l.<h _•>• ■toad i aud Kegiitih laadatftfiaa, aud Lngl:sh aaeadoere ara t h<% time- bHnf« blot tad out i_ my
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
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      80 1 10-12 H.P. Brown Motor Gars ""^.""^BltgSfiMlßWttlJ I'OMPI.KTK Willi Straits Cycle and Motor Co. BATTERY ROAD. Fusscll's GREEN BUTTERFLY' Milk. a < Sometimes children and others who would benefit by a milk diet have trouble m digesting milk, owing to its curdling on the stomach. This milk is immediately assimilated with
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      224 1 DAHL'S MILK. AS a guarantee of the purity and quality of this well known brand of Milk, attention is called to the following analysis by the Government Analyst "THE SAMPLE CONTAINS IN too PARTS. Solid Residue 12.51 Fat 3.U0 Xon Fatty Solids 9.11 Milk Sugar U OO Ash 0.77 Sp.
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      246 1 Entertainments. CHILDREN'S CONCERT. Tre n«>xt Childnu's Contort will be held .the Veteiki Mmb oriaJ Hali tm Frid..y, Au.-us* 2nd al a>._6 p m. July _7 2.8 SINGAPORE TOWN BAND. 47, WATERLOO STRE_T. Brass anU Mrin>f; or string Band Only. Now open for engagements. Music Lessons given. 7 a.m.— 9 a.m.—
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      102 1 TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. Sale of the motor "aunch Baseng by Mr. Jrane next Tuesday Page 3. a qu .lined mechanical engineer seeks employ ruent— ►'age 7. 1 he N.D.L mail Prir.7. Ludwig leaves homeward on Tueed y Page 7. A Goo I Bale for the Home. M»ke it o'e of your
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  • Page 1 Miscellaneous
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      339 1 THE WEEK Friday, Jed: High Water Ilia, 4.3.' p P A 0 Mad Outward dr» Indies' lawn Tfnrn's C!i;h, Enttie^ ..io*e. Leirisiatiro Council. 9M p r__kb*_'a Consort, Vie. MVi HaJi, 130 p Mark I.' I(i_.i)i.it>ori (\iu«rt. uutram-rd 'rovt. i^eh. J. p Parsi Theatre Ch_a4 9 p SaTUBDAT, Tid High Water:—
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    A COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEAL.
    236 2 Jr. Fradario- _.l. Matrapo'itaa nia^s irate at the Tb-ines j.h -li<-»* coint, iv»n*ide vs, n the Nineteenth Centuar-' i n July, the nriOH a^_aati_M m vol w J m the movcient for Court of C_______J App* i. und antibodies his o\jTj' i-ion- m the following
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    THE KOREAN SITUATION.
    100 2 Tokyo* July _SU*. Tbe i it .tti -n- ea_daatal bataaea Har* qui* Itoand the Se^nl fJneiaaiaal Bmeoa aea tn Ay baa aa aVawa up iv which Korea tlif Japsaava diuaaud- lt-> teru«- an thai the entire government of the conatrj la mbjeel to the approval of tba
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    ALLEGATION OF BRIBERY.
    39 2 a v tt, a 1 tad tbe P at en W h ting al w •I I ja iv i i ISO i'l 13 fi iv si fi a Pit char, j. ablic f th^ I
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    SIR FREDERICK LUGARD.
    29 2 Jaly J "th < I 1 \y Lagard, 'ai tba f; i• A, I ;t s 'I Mataaatai aa_ r riaitiag rlie f i.t> iest m I
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
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      111 2 A Lcliable Remedy fer Dj&entery and li_i<liaea. haad when dianhoea and dvaentei v bio prevalent, a reliaole remeo> ahooH ahraya be kept m the house for imnediate use. The aaeea*a of Chamberlam s uo.ie, Cholera _iid Diarrhoea hemedv m ihe treatment cf b wel trouble, has bro- R ht it
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    • Advertisement
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      820 2 Bfcvcrttecments. NOTIGES. j_ PAWNBROKERS ORDINANCE IV OF 1898. SKTTbFMI-NT OF MALACCA. Tenders will Ire received at the Resident Councillor's Offiaa, Malacca, up to noon on the _nd September, lvo7, for the right of carrying on the business of pawnbr->kirg m the following streeta 1. Firat Cross Street 2. Jonker Street
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      434 2 Btocrtiecmcnts. D. PICTON DAVIS, CE. Qualified Land Surveyor. Expert on selection of Rubber Land, Tea, Coffee or Cinchona. SILV-R MIDAL R.S.A.S Full particulars of l_->re Conceal >ns of Rubber Land of oxeelleut quality, primitive forests of Ist > la.-- Tirubor. Railway and River connection. Telegraph address Picton," Siajjaporw. Office Oavanagh
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      545 2 Hovertieementa. NOITMGES. ESHARAT KHAN Co. Cheapest and best Book Binder, Printer, and Account Book Ruler. All orders executed promptly. jlj S4. Brass Basah Road. NOTICE OF REMOVAL We beg to notify that we have remove i our j office from Gresham House to No. 2, Finlayson Green, (lately occupied by
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      401 2 a^crtiocmcnto. INSURANCES. Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd. i FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE. Funds Exceed -.12 000,000 W. A. SIMS, Manager. Eastern Branch. Aug 29 Guardian Assurance Company Limited, London. Subarribed Capital .£2,000,000. total Invested Fund?, upwards of... _4,5 16,000. Annual Income upwards of j_93Boom Fire Kiakg. Short or Long Periods
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      534 2 H^cttiocmcnt6. •i BANKS. j Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corporation. Pa.d-up Capital Mjmy Rkbbrvb Fund: Sterling Reserve $10,000,000 Silver Reserve... $11,000,000 '-^.'^"J."' Rkskrvb Liabiutt of PROPRI.TORS $10( Court of Directors. HOI Mr.Hiv.r Wwmne*. Dipctt C_u_*_, F* A J Hatmokd, feW E. (lon_. Esq. E Sh.lliji, E_n A, Haupt, Eaq. R. Sh_wan, _W
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    RUBBER SHARES AND OVERPRODUCTION.
    1505 3 I tfy a Mrmber of th r Btork HbraWa The attention of investors has of lata be.i i_-ain tailed to rnll-ei planting «x>nu ani 1, T > one a Mu-oesdou of m*i«__rtD ry epoiib »ud dividend, (including m chst'i jtion of If percent, for the year
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      347 3 wanted: WANTED A Clerk who writes a good hand is able to calculate and can Typewrite. Apply to S. c/o "Free Press." Aug 1 4.2 WANTED AT ONCE Goo»i shorthand and typewriting clerk for a lawyer's office. Good salary to good man. Apply by letter enclosing references to Box 345
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      1147 3 AU&TIONS. PRELIMINARY NOTICE AUCTION SALE OF Muar Tin Lands and Mining Machnery THE BUKIT mm TIN MINING GO. (IX LIQUIDATION.) AT Mb.Nsns. 11. L. COGHLAN A Cos _ART Tuet-ay, 20th August, at 2.30 pm Sale by order of The Liquidator. WVLL PARTICULARS LATER. H. L. COGHLAV A Co., Licensed Auctioneers
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      600 3 j THE "EMPIRE" 40,000 m use. Qypf _M A. A This Machine has been supplied to The Postmaster General. The Govt. Printing OfficesColonial Treasurer. Colonial Secretary. Survey Department Govt. Veterinary Surgeon PCM.O General Hospital Court of Requests 1 Land Office- Audit Office. Master Attendant- Raffles Institution. Singapore Kranji Railways Resident
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    The Singapore Free Press. Friday, august 2, 1907.
    978 4 The Singapore Free Press. Friday, august 2, 1907. Vti»w»^ Irt -..r R*M p—J-i^t 1 -ub it {■-< c M Ir«w. P'__oe i« R« igioj l"Ta'T» W hen as for a Ion.; time past, the "jovemment Is badly beaten iv it* bye-t lections. Lathing is iju unter. or to the n*".:;ral
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    1094 4 Mr. Robert Knight, of the M Btateeo__n, M has latarand to Calcutta after oa iboaaee of nearly three c ars. At the Chareb of St Joseph oa Saturi day niorniu/. <it 7 am. a soiemn high, miss of reqaioHoforthaßne. Fit her C. dooSaateo lYietal aill be celebrated. Their Mijeetiei have
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    87 4 The fo'iowincr pr.pertiVs aeredienoeed Hue-ion ou Wedu. sday. by G. A. Peru md. I ami Co N> 01 Fraser Street, B u-ht by M A X L -Chilian Chittv for $7 7(;0 No. H.K H;ver Valley Road. Bought by V eona B-n Hoag for $3 900 No. 00 WVld Bond,
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    PENANG RACES.
    325 4 SECOND DAY. Peuaug. Augual For tbe Beooad hay tba weather j the going fOOd, OOd the attendance* Koolleot TaaTai Aoau Btabbo. (Dutaa j mile _od a distance 1 Dahaatian Kaaeai *e Mid. mm Meg 9 Mr Khan Joo Tol i Carytl .Mr H. Foil's Sextant W oa by
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    383 4 In deciding that the winter Opera MBgen reciv.-d "salary or 1 Mr Juetioe Wirriugton observed pinioned the old English word and anted oat that judge's piv called. The liatinctioa betaeen "aalan and "wagea" w eery uiv-.- point. Etr_a< logically, their origin, are fan direr* Wagon" are really rewards of Üboßf
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      223 4 I TAKE CARE of YOUR FEET. Such 1 deserve tKe best treatneint- Give tKem "X" BOOTS I PRICES h&* STYLE 3TO SUIT ALL jfp^jf COMBINED WiTH PURSES. k P?fc EASE 4 COMFORT I Perfect fit. Hard Wear I STHEY GIVE SATISFACTION. SOLE ACENTS LITTLER. •R.i—i mi mmmmmmmmmmmmwmmwmwmmvm^mmwm^mrm^ammmmmmmvm^cmmßm^mm^mv CONVERSATION.-" THE TYPEWRITER."
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      214 4 f_H& IN HONOt'K OF THE CORONATION OF I THEIR MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTIES KING EDWARD VII J I AND queen Alexandria! I A Special Dinner will be Served I On Friday the 9th Aus.\ i at 7.30 p.m. I AT J RAFFLES HOTEL, j SELECT MUSIC. V 0 NOTICE. AU communications
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    THE NAVAL ESTIMATES.
    90 5 By Submarine Telegraph —Heuter'i Cheeseparing Refuted. Alleviating the Country's Anxiety. r laehag the Nival notimntaa, ihe ary an.l P.n.iueial Secretary of the \«n.ralty. the Rt. H )u. Kdmuud a, I i m a general review of the ■ituatiea co aria ted by rafatiag piring m OOUaectioa with
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    Estimates Passed.
    16 5 [_l ri i I '"urn >us h. idopte be lejmtiag i Badical m ti-»n
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    TROUBLED MOROCCO.
    22 5 I a wUiuf_^jJ ;yott_««_. iv.' tive Preuchm*_fl(rm(*jNpi.u) i apaaiard ware killed. A (ietman ship l^.ught the MurviTon T langier. J
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    BELFAST REASSURED.
    70 5 000 Troops m thJcity. i: -iv^ii l rip'taui. Aujr. l. be aAfaaft l f t ba < '-t;i!-_tiaa an>\ t he M i.j. Uaaaa I: n- tv.iwareil th- public m BjMaat j IWn IN u-\s /ti.0 0 tare pi m the City and fr.iins aiv iu^H_.diut^_ iv l>ub'.i_
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    MALACCA NOTES.
    115 5 Tcaraa at drawing to ita ki_4 1..' I►» played h v. Trunin tha Hon ■C n' Id I"' BM opolar. •1 I S V .t tbe tuniroraol the_toat rncu.o Ei ibb, Crn_rhtr. I 1 ba rxperti I I 1 \,i j ling I b wat a I .11.(1
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    10 5 luet Rath OCCUpiad the beach iv thti Oonrt ygaterdey pie*
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    THE TEST MATCH.
    49 5 By Sur-marine Telegraph— Renter's) Rec. Aug. 1, at 10.42 a.m. Bain iaterCfiad with the play ia the match between England and tho South Africans, and the wicket was treacherous/ Knglaud. going m a second time ipiade 168 runs, and the Bouth Africans' eieoaj innings realised 7".
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    A Bowler's Wicket.
    13 5 Blytbe lh>wied with great 'effect, taking 7 wiekoti f>r |0l
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    The Counties.
    27 5 Kent Urn: LWbyahire; try aa innings and 1 M rune. S >;ners»-t f "beat Gloaaeftevabire by mi wicte's Baaaafuire diwaatu i Middlese. by 161 runs
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    The Goodwood Plate.
    15 5 'n.-e, leouit of the Qeodweod Plate ii Royal 1> earn I Plumtree
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    Japanese Produce Friction at Vancouver.
    24 5 I^\ Hongkong message say- fri.-tmn has i Ihristn it 'raaeoaver through the landing of, aamberi of lipniunn from Honolulu.
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    CROMER.
    40 5 Praise Follows Villilication. Alt th-^ papers, incluling the Tribune, the Paily Chronicle and the Daily News join iv extolling P >rd Cromer- wot k and say bis ineritorijus aervieM are amply deserving of loane bmm_ of pablle gratitaae. i
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    THE KUALA KANGSAR SHOW.
    215 5 The liual anaugements tor the AgriIlorticulturai Show at Kuila Kangsar have! been completed and the following will l>e I the thief areata m aa interesting pro- gramme. Friday, 9th Auguat t Opening af the show at 11.80 a.m. by H. B. tha High C.mmi<s:oner. Pri '.e-giving
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    ALLEGED SWINDLERS WANTED.
    277 5 KLERnra reoai mam if m I PoVeeare lordriag {..5 two iv n. J' l< van.hr S. |f| a:.. 1 Miguel Ol who left M usii.i by -fa Bl hmii 1 Uibi. ,1 w( < 01 >-. jo. Hai monare belwv.i to hare arriv' .1 and krei i
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    KALLANG TUNNEL THROUGH.
    1127 5 DAYLIGHT YESTERDAY. A GKRAT WORK ACCOMPLISHED. Yesterday morning there wa§ brought to i conclusion one of tha most interesting and at times difficult engineering undertakings which have been taken m hand iv Singapore for many years. Njt long after workhad lioeu recommenced on tbe u^uil shift the
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  • Correspondence.
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      To "Bangun."
      503 5 T<> tbh BoiToa, Sir, I crave the favour of a further insertion. naewer hi Biagaa'i last. My dea Pangun,'* Why cry for the moon F Why not ecoept the inevitable; Th- bunkering business. iv going to Sabang. is only following its true aud natural course. The oulv bunkering
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    FIGHTING IN FORMOSA.
    157 5 Jaianksk Ob__B Tkk.ms. A Tiipeh ■eooege to the Asahi" atatei that .:e Teikokaß tribe of aborigines is makiog a ii übbom stand igniaat I ha advaace of the liaa of defeaea agaiait tba lavngef, oiistii lately holding Chiato Hill. The Japanese mffered caaualtiea amoaatiag to 200 killed
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    PRINCE RANJITSINHJI AT HOME.
    192 5 _n [amnnanaa Lai ran. Writiag to i Caasbrtdge friend of lorg dma, Kumar Slni It ajitainhji, now t c Mali raj i Jatn _hibof Efawaaaejar, sa\.- t t t hrt is be ily engagnl m hit. spare boar* m improving the mi: r. anui.igs ol fail
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      191 5 ROBINSON Go. WSfc i»ro,. „ka,) Sewing Machine. <*K^i^' y^_i_^^ an^ Sickness of iii^>Jbr F nest us n l^^ml To Stout Leather; I J_A if** «fl mi Wifhout thange of KeBd,e SEWING MACHINES. _j_ ROBINSON &Co LEPELLETIER'S MMLX Full fresh cream milk, specially bottled for children and invalids. USED IN ALL
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    LATHAM'S SHARE REPORT.
    455 6 the erratic movements of Straits Traders have been tlie ail abs< rbing topic of tbe Share market this week. Since our last report, a considerable number of shares were bought ami sold from |f>.". t<> ».V2. after which a reac tion set m, and tbe price touched
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    FRASER & CO.'S CIRCULAR.
    409 6 FRASER CO.'S CIRCULAR. The combination of forced _.les and condietin^ riincurs of opposition hive causeo Traders to fluctuate very t iisidc .ably for Loth prompt and forward delivery during the past we*_. Bu)ers came oit m good num hers at thp lower rates and the *bare>* have again rallied and
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    "AN EYE FOR AN EYE "
    144 6 "AN EYE FOR AN EYE wnra 4raaaM Hisbanj-'h Dkath. An old fashioned Bto*y of a Liurder revenged ad comes from Korea A'-utTj-m. on the 27 of last mo'.tli (.ne Kirn Yulwan of Cbbon po m the virinity A Seoul, who had bee* Bub ■aaaai of mental d»-ran_ement. muie a sudden
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      73 6 Bowel Comprint m Children, {hiring the summer months children are sub ect to di rders of the bowtU which should receive careful attention as soon as the first un-atuml looseness of th«» bowel? appear-. The best medicine m use for bowc .ompHint U Chamberlain's Colk. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as
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      507 6 Btwcrtieemente. TO LET. a TO BE LET From Ist September, large room suitable for office. Top floor The *D_pei__ry Build inga. Rent moderate. Apply to The Dispensary. 43 B Raffles Place. Aug 1 nawf v a TO LET No. Tanglin Hill, furnished 3 Bedrooms, Tennis Court Stables, immediate entry. Apply
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      515 6 Htocrtt-tementa. SHIPPING. Apcar Line* The undermentioned mall steamers of thc above company maintain a regular service between Calcutta and Japan calling at Penang, Singapore, Hongkong Shanghai en route. FLEET. Tons. Commander, s.s. Japan 6,300 J.G. Olifent. s.B. Gregory Apcar 4,606 S.H. Belson. s.B. Arratoon Apcar 4,510 A. Stewart, s.s. Lightning
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      672 6 H&vcrtteemcnts. SHIPPING. p. o. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. For China Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Porta, Plymouth and London. Through Bills of Lading issued for China Coast, Persian Gulf, Continental and American Ports. Steamers will leave Singapore on or about MAIL LINES. Outward ffor China) Marmora Aug I
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      749 6 B^ertisementa. SHIPPING. Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen. COAST LINES to I/ steamers of thc Coast Fleet. toi~ reg. TO.xs r*g. Petchaburi 2191 Devawongse 1643 Borneo '_lu> Paklat 1657 Kohaichang _040 Anghin 1657 Kajah XI2B Locksun 1657 Pitsanulok af.9 Choising 1657 liangkok 19_. Pongtong 1657 Kajabun JOC_ Samsen 1657 Korat 19(10 Loo Sok
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      709 6 a^vcrttocmcnte. SHIPPING. I N_a Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremer INPEEIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE The fast and well-known mail -teller-. I this Company sail fortnightly from Ij.-,i_ b Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, i_ii.ti« I Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (connection M Naples, Alexandria and vice versa) Porl I Suez, Aden, Colombo, P.nan^, Singap<.r* n Kong,
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    NEW RIFLE BULLET.
    871 7 RBVOLUTION IK SHOOTING KxperU of bis Xajeatjfti krmy who devote tlieuiaelven to the improvement of weapons tnd ammunition have made a discovery which will revolutionise the art of rifle shooting. The invention, which is engaging their earnest .ttenti.m. is the greatest advance m musketry -m.- the introduction
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    THE PLUCKY RESCUE IN KASHMIR.
    81 7 L _i ki. i m I M OVEKING. v 18th. Mrs La vet ton, who, t bar lii> th* Other d;iy, while! ..null child that h_d fallen into i Ghuaia, la Kaefc-eir, ii new on id t> iero\ery. She Motived .<<k* with which K»ie bad
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    EXCHANGE.
    68 7 (COKMOTSD UP TO A«fl 1 Bink 4 m/i 2/4* deroand 2/4 i Private credits 3 m, 2/4- 1 credits 6 m/s 2/4* f Frawcb, demand Bank 294* G«ai_ANT, demand 239 ;[*M-.T.T 174 Sonokoko, demand 4%dis Yokohama, demand 1141 Java, demand 140* I Bangkok, demand 63"* Sovkmions, Bank Burin „i
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    PRODUCE.
    129 7 Angud 1 Tin 91.1- Gambier 6.7 Gambier Cube No. 1 10.35 J Gambier Cube No. 2 9.50 I Pepper Black (ordin, Spore) 17^7 Pepper, White (fair L.W. 6p.c.) buy 24.87^ Nutmegs (110 to the lb.) I4<M Nutmegs (80 to the lb.) |ft.o6 Mace (Btnda) e.ioo Clovoa (Amboina) 40.00 Liberian
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    SHARES.
    133 7 v..pu.i i*mt*i line F*ld fib tSt is k.™"" £250,000 2« 5,000 5 3 6 Pabang Consolidated Co LuJ f*^. (|> SVwS JJJ>OO o P^'^ Lama Tin M. Ltd 0., MINKS. Do Deb. 5> par INDUSTRIALS. ±150,000 HH,y37j 1 Anglo Malay Rubber Co. £+"6 .-■OO.OOO 57.400. ,0 'ff R^ nM
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      45 7 Rheumatic Pains Relieved. quick relief from rheumatic pairs -fiord, d by Chamberlain's Pain Balm has and delighted thousands of suffer- It masts rest and sleep possible. A great many have been ermanentlycured of rheumatism by the o. .of this liniment For **le bj .11 dealers.
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      684 7 Htocrrt*cincjito. On the Berth. NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD For Europe. j The Imperial German Mail Steamer PR IN Z LUDWIG" I 5,7<>4 tons. Capt. Woltemas. left Hongkong j on Wednesday the 31st ultimo at 6 p.m. and i may be expected to arrive here on Monday j morning the sth inst. at
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      447 7 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 homewards for London, Amsterdam and Antwerp every fortnight, and for Genoa, Marseilles, Liverpoo 1 monthly. One outward steamer
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      339 7 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINE. PASSENGER SERVICE. By the new steamers Rhknania," Hakshoro," Hohbnhtaufpn »n^ >"E «d"SiL__BU.' Thestoanfers are apedall, for the tr'opfJs __d I have luxurioua Passenger accommodation. First class Cabins aL__Aa7 H P &ht_J I throughout by electricity, cabins fitted with fans. Doctor and Stewardess^ carried Laundry on board. Return tickets
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    BANKRUPTCY MATTERS.
    1127 8 APPALLING CHETTY INTEREST Ht-uKi. Mi; Joaricfl Fihher Yk*tbbi>ay Re Chew Keng Lim. This was an applica tiou lot committal to prison for non-pay-meuit of instalments. Biukrupt bad paid tip from Dec. 1904 Dec. 190.V He began to cease paying m dan. HKM> because he lost bis work up
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    "NOISE" IN THE BENCH COURT.
    254 8 Li: UUtBD C"i NSEI. He _i > 1 i BB TO Si i Dow N The I .nch Court. Messrs Michell anc Bum, spent wnother weary afternoon vester day over the case m which two Malay* named Hadji Ali and Samsu liv were charg e<l
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    "DEAD BOVRIL."
    150 8 A Chinese employe at Messrs. Thompsoc Thomas an-1 Compauy was arraigned befon Mr. Clin vi. the third raacr strate, yester v a flharge of -valiug three b aud -wtlvr- packets af E io's fruit s«lt from bis employ era The police pro_etttod, and the BOOaood was defecde-i li
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    THE ASSIZES.
    275 8 Bt-VOBI Mb JI.TICK EISHEK Yk.KKI'AT Enl» ok thk .ksizes. Lim Slew Kee, a Chinese medical B'u dent, _.i ehaajad wnh forgery el bt_L Oratt aui usiug as g<._uiue. Mr P. J apfoule prv?MU.ed and Mr C. L reritt <tt>tcuiled. Mr Eveiitt u\x']o a well-considered and ekiju ut bpecch
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    PAPER GARMENTS.
    144 8 Everyone kaoae 'hat the u Me of paper are ui;nifold. Ii may not be geneialK known, however, that piper has beeu utiiit.eo' tor the manufacture of suits and dress- > aud has beeu found to b_ emiueutiy serviceable. A tirm iv BaXOBJ is now making hu^e (luaiif-Lies if
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    812 8 The Dutch steamer Haliotis arrived from Biiik PBfMUB yesterday with a cargo of bulk oil. She is to leave tor Pangkalan Soesoe to-day. The Haliotis towed the small hutch steamer lI»ordt from Bilik Papan. Tbe little vessel is to ba docked Jiere. Captain Mdes reports that ou tbe
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    S. C. R. C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    41 8 TBURSIiAY'c PLAY. A Singles (Final). Choo c ian X m rec. 2, beat Lej Kirn Choo scr., 1, t I. BAT(TRDAY\3 PLAY. CHAMPI NBHIP (.E*l-FINA_). Scow Puh L _g v. Ti-n T am Kiat. > a
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    175 8 Commenting on Lord Selborne'a dispatch coverii g the o<i.ciaL eorrespo dence just pub liahed, the "Standard" says i 'Ie m, of course, tbe inevitable d .tiny of all tbe s'.uth African coininutiities to be drawn toge be. into an or K anic »h ,le. Tbey will then make up a
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    THE ROWING CLUB.
    219 8 Bo\t Kbiaii-- Finished. B-»th four oar boats will shortly be m condition for racing again, the repairs to tbe second have been completed and the boat is now being refitted. The other boat was put m commission some days back and has proved perfectly satisfactory. The tub
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