The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 29 May 1909

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    18 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, MAY 29, 1909. NO. 6 f 611
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    130 1 THE DAY 'S NEWS. Wet weather marked the openirg of the first test maich at Birmingham on Thurs-day-Pige 7. The C>mmor.s have debated the question of Sir John Fisher and the system of espionage he is alleged to have set vp Page 7. The cleaning-up process of the mu'i neers
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    THINGS THAT DON'T MATTER.
    833 1 THINGS THAT DON'T MATTER. The philosopher ii bum who don t care if ill! The B showholooki upon happiness v j ho one with his love of mtisH hi was so tint be did not even atti a wisdom— and the other, with his worship of bappines?, met aD( j
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      312 1 Civil Mechanical and Electrical Enginerrs, Iron and Brass Founders, Boiler Makers, Bridge Builders and General Contractors, Steam Gas and Gil Engines for all purposes. Boilers an.i Pomps for every use. iy Rolling Stock and Railway Implements. i^ Wagons and Sleepers. W i Cranea and Steel Hawsers. Steel Pol Blocks and
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      271 1 Entertainments. ALHAM BRA TO-NIGHT. "La Tosca" AN ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2. Under the Kind Patronage of the Malay Football Association. A Special Programme will be presented. Seats may be booked m advance at the Alhambra. IN ACTIVE PREPARATION. For the First Tini3 m the Annals of CII*EMATO3RAPHY.
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      278 1 Entertainments. VICTORIA THEATRE. 3 Nights Only. THE Bandmann Dramatic Co,, Thursday, June 3. THE "MANXMAN." Friday, June 4. THE SIGN OF THE CROSS. Saturday, June 5. "THE SHAUGHRAUN." Prices: $3, $2, BOX PLAN KOW OI'EN AT THE ROBINSON PIANO Co.. Ltd. May 26 THE Gaiety Cinematograph. FOOT OF FORT CANNING.
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      83 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. X. w programme of Alhambra Wayang Kassim pieces Page 1. Promenade music at the Royal Page 2. Manufacturers Life Assurance of Canada Page 2. On the berth, Segura, Nuddea and Teesta— Page 8. Coghlan's land auctions Page 5. Two houses to let. Cavanagh and Syed Alwce-rd Page 11.
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      166 1 dfs MAIL TABLE. The M. M. leaves May 31, due London June 24. The N, D. L leaves to day, due Hongkong June Shanghai June 5, Yokohama June 11. Intermediate and local mailu will be found m list below TO-DAT. For Per <"'<>**- Bandjermassin &c. Swaerdecroon 7am Bengkalis &c. Merkus
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    "BOYS OWN PAPER" IH CHINESE.
    116 2 Bishop Welldon had much to a*J n n bay r it ia ilanches>t^! jth• fl m literature polhltiag the and paid generous tribute a to evil. I rued the antidote provided m the bright and attractive pablins of the Religious Tract Society so wideij Tu*
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    A BABY SMOKER.
    137 2 eal inspection of school children has revealed to the Oxfordshire n Committee the case of a boy, aged three and three .[unrter years, who wa3 Buffering from "3! ,m over-indulgence (the over" i 3 grimly humorous m such a case) m rettes. Most of us who are
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    AN EMPLOYEE'S RIGHT TO LOVE.
    204 2 The fallowing Parliamentary episode will be d«jubt!ess read with .syi'ipath^tic interest by soino local nrni.s Mr. Joynaon Biekfl (0. N W. Usncbe«tor) romp! tin--d that the Nation a Talepbone Co., t.y ilaokaning ooMtroctwn work, wwe depriflog the kradiag community nee mxrj tacili-an-1 urged that tin
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    OPERA CRISIS.
    199 2 High Salaries at Milan. The famous La Scala o^era-house is m the throes of a financial crisis. The deficit for the season which has just closed is over L'l This, however, is not due, as m London, to the apathy of the public, for the average nightly takings
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    CANADIAN "PLOT."
    119 2 To BiiiNu m Newfoundland. St. John's (Newfoundland), Apri 27, Mr. Walter Grieve, a promiuent merchant, ha 3 been arrested at the instance of the Premier, Sir E iward Morris, on a charge of criminal litol, m haviog, as is alleged, written a letter statiug that Sir Edward Morris
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      201 2 NOTWES* PROMENADE MUSIC. The Band of the Middlesex Regiment will play at the Royal Hotel, Upper Serangoon Road, on Tuesday, Ist JuEe, 1909 commencing at 8 p.m. Free admission to the Dancing Hall to Visitors on that night. Single Refreshment coupon can bo had at 25 cents each. G. A.
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      725 2 NOTieES. NOTICE, IN THE GOODS OF Unku Zahara Mitt Aimirh om Ibraliim (Debased) Pursuant to the Couveyancrng and Law of Property Ordinaries VI of 1886. Notice Uf hereby given that all creditors and Other persons having any claims or demands upon or against the estate of L'nku Zahara binte Almarbom
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      575 2 BANKS. International Banking Corporation. CAPITAL and SURPLUS GOLD $6,500,000, Head Office GO Wall Street, New York. London Office Tbreadneedle House, Bishopsgate Street Within, London EC, London Bankers National Provincial Bank of England Ltd. General Foreign Business Transacted. DEPOSITS. Current Deposit Accounts opened and Interest allowed on the daily balances at
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      515 2 INSURZINGBS. MANUFACTURERS L!F£ INSURANCE CO., OF CANADA. BfITABLISHKD 1837. It has to day more business iv force than any other Canadian Life OompAßf Bfl at the same I INSURANCE m force 114,288,140 Id). SECURITY to Policyholdets.., 11,387,154. Id). F. S. EVANS. a L BROWN, Manager for lu'iia District Manager, K
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      749 2 Tenders for Revenue Farms ndm m -.se of Re V enue 1 arm 'c of North Borneo from Urn it i M lary, .-is set out hereier. i REVENUE FA {E STA 1 NORTH 808 making arrangements for the leas imp 1 of the Farms for the next Far 1910,
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      296 2 SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES. St A I Cathedral. H uitsun-D am Holy Communion (Choral), .it ue Stainer ry 156 D a a lotions S 11 am Ch' J us Proc '^sional 154 -non sea da Yen 367 Psalms II 36S $6 Finl 1 -son Deut. xvi. 1 18 >nd Le3son Ro
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    THE SPORTING WORLD.
    793 3 (1 v I. nl ••n, April 80. If. it m n sll f l>ad Victory of \€> TWO M Oil was ye; v \V -■"'>. n hen his wm: J'26,819 <*nd the followiog year he won m stages, be then 1 1 be Phi mlj ess 1
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    IS THIS MESSAGE MEANT TOR YOU?
    43 3 If Yor Abb a Buffbbkb Fbou Nerve Debility, Wbaxnsbs, The Dspbxsbion Dub To FBSBUB Bbalth, It Is. Mj;. MxirriN Vas Tf.i.i.s FOB THB sakh Op SUFFKBIKG Mankind The Story Ox His Rbstobation To Health And Strength By
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    DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS.
    436 3 Hvery wtek m all the leading papers m the World fresh messages appear from grateful persons telling how they have been restored from Bidkneu to the blessings of perfect health by Dr. Williams' J'iuk Pills. The message to readers of this paper this Week oomes from
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      159 3 AND COVER YOURSELF i again result of CAR ACCIDENTS. Don't take the Risks any longer. You may be called upon for Heavy Damages at any moment. The payment of a small sum annually Relieves you Bl Great Responsibility especially if you use a native Chauffeur. Full Particulars from The Borneo
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      365 3 ffll EST TABLE DELICACY." BBM SJ Mb 14«j S l-. TSASS fi aiiSHHEH HI Purity and QL'zUZy Guaranteed. APPROVED BY EPICURES. Appeta a^ncS KCommendc- i to tho Invalid for its BtrcogTthonin^ pertscs. C, F. SHIHR HiIMBURa W LO V EGROVE, 12, et. Mary Axe, London. SUARAXTEEO BY US TO KEEP
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      205 3 J. d'A. PEREIRA, (F. R. H. S. LONDON) Horticulturist Florist. COLLECTOR AND EXPORTER OP ORCHIDS AND RARE PLANTS Diploma and gold medal from the Late King of Denmark. By Special Appointment to His Majesty the King of Siam, H. H. the Sultan of Johore aud H. H. the Saltan of
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      522 3 Gaosar eS Gft M fa B B m^f X^*>. -il" i ■A. s n— i3c v /O /2 ant/ 2O P. NEWLY ARRIVED UTEST MODEL Owing to facilities fci turning out large numbers of these famous Cars ino»-derto meet the g rowing demand, east of Production has been red a
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    WEDDING PRESENTS.
    1195 4 < 'HAS.. IV. (Y.STOMM '-> f ■-> of Urn BMMBti it KNM recent wed- r ftiagi omphMJwi thi dungs which has, during Ml 'lve-iind thirty yeais, taken plan m Br, f nhion, and value of these oftST- i 1114s Who m ima^iuo t Victorias brids receiving i cases,
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    SWOLLEN ENORMOUSLY WITH DROPSY.
    478 4 G >:- oi Watbb Tapped Away. Mrs. Ellen J. Porriht, of 20, Kiln Road, Long Causeway, Dew^buiy, says My 111--»cgan m the winter of 1904. I first noticed cruel pains m the region of the kidneys, and many a time after an attack of almost unendurable
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    THE ATLANTIC "GREYHOUNDS " IN 1908.
    1203 4 THE ATLANTIC GREYHOUNDS IN 1908. (ireyhoonds are beautiful en ataWS nodotibt, but they are expensive to keep < yen on land. and much more so at sea, LasJ peat they ie a I- rribly bad record en the Atlantic. British, (icrinaD. American, and even Dutch tines suffered bremendoos relapse from
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      117 4 BF YOU SUFFER From any Skin op B!ood Disease, such as Eczema, Scrofula, Scurvy, Glandular Swellings, Bad Legs, I leers, Abscesses, Tumours, Boils, Sores, Eruptions, Blood Poison, Rheumatism, (lout, DON'T DELAY v course of Clarke's Blood Mixture (the World-famed Blood Purifier), and the experience of thousands whom it has cured,
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      868 4 The Flying Man V 0 Q r te v,; 2%s Bh^F<- 1 I i •1 P, ttW*^.. y-.*j&^fc .■,.„.<"•"' •{,.,,.<• JJt'*' brfr^"^ Mr% FartHtm achieved nW&T /nff^T the record flight 0/ 17 A m niILUS from Ch.ilons to i. I ut a stop on October 30, 19i'8. Nerve Sixain ami
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      104 4 i ucg m i i %k Jam V I ANISEED I ARRIVAL OF NEW STOCK. CAGC INO > \J Very Good Pure Table CLAIM' CHIANTI WINE, lit half-lit' MARSALA WINE. No. 1 $I*2 PETER MACKENZIE PURE OLD WHISKY Best Ever known duti Genuine Salad Oil, qt. Gaggino Go. Dec 22
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    A NEWLY FOUND INSCRIPTION.
    646 5 imcii n lisii. j y of nnnsna] his- ul»-' 'lr. ing the pas f Wbea ex iejli ttito of Beanagar, ne k, m t. i Ktresaa h of the Gwallo: the attention of I the Director-General of An&aralogj mm drawn to a stone colui; near i
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    LATE WIRES.
    416 5 (rid {''.ii/ii Krishna Vakma Aoain. London, May 1 9th. With reference to the memorial for the return of tht> Spenoer Levtureship endowment to Krishna Varnin, the Hebdomadal Council of Oxford has consulted counsel, who have replied that n<> moll ;u.tion can )>e taken under the constitution of the
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    PENANG TRADE.
    91 5 Br: id Chiotsi Mkrchants Aoain IN ACCOBD. Tbe '"Echo" is informed that m the case of least one of the remaining two Biitish firms that beld out against the Chinese piece goods buyers' demand for longer credit than two months, a compromise has been agreed upon, which m?an3
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      178 5 WANTED. WANTED URGENTLY Qualified Assistant Surgeon to act as Lo- for a few months, good salary and free quarters, apply with testimonials to Principal Medical Offices, Job ore. May 28 mws v.c. WANTED A \lotor boit I 'rivtr for the Jugra Land and Rubbtr Estates Ltd. Telok iiangging. Port 3wgttonh>tn
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      531 5 AUGTIONS. LAND AUCTION SALE. Monday, 7th June, at 2-30 p m. Pulau L'bin— l9 Acres, 8 Hoods, 28 Poles beld under Statutory Grants. (,)uit Rent 513. Valuable, Granite Deposits thereon. H. L. COGHLAN Co., Auctioneers. May 29 8 6 LAND AUCTION SALE Districts op Buddoh, Changhi (8b PonggoS, Monday, 7th
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      598 5 mienoNs. This Day, Saturday, at 2-30 p.m. AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE TEAK HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE 4c. The property of L. C. Deverall Esq. AT No. 198, PASIR PANJANG ROAD. (NEAR THE BRICK WORKS AND THE RAILWAY TERMINUS) An excellent tonrd cottage piaro by Jbeepfa Wal'ia Sors Ltd., London carved and polisLtd
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      542 5 Singapore Free Press. Morning Daily. ">ur Header;* a aing Daily, and its on 4*, from an early hour each morning excepted). Cash price Ten Cents Subscribers' copies will be delivered at or '■(vas if j mon ag lull addr«- Inch eopiea art ivered should be given. RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. One
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    The Singapore Free Press. Saturday May 29, 1909.
    891 6 The Singapore Free Press. Saturday May 29, 1909. Here shall the Press the People ighl mainta B TJ'iawed by influence and unbribco by gain Here patriot Truth he» pkmous P'fcepts draw, Pled^eil to Religion Loyalty and Law. The most diligent enquiries m Singapore have failed to disclose any effect on
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    1006 6 > m Mr J. L. King, assistant treasurer, Singapore, has been granted twelve months leave. Attention is called to the Rev. F. B. Meyer's meetings to-day and to-morrow particularly. S9e Advertisement columns. The Rev. Bishop Oldham arrived from Ponang on Thursday and will preach m the Presbyterian Church on Sunday,
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    Correspondence.
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    RIM AND NYALAS SALE.
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      536 6 WHISKIES SCOTCH j Dews o'the Glen Perfection (D. J. Me The Old Brigade Callum's) Very Old Highland Polo Brand (T. P. Griffin Blend Co's) j Robert Macdona'd Extra Special Finest Club Whisky Liqueur (Chop Rajah) Monarch o'the Glen Club Bharu Rare Old Blend O. D. S. V. O. S. (Choice
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      164 6 NEW STUDIO High Class Photographers, LEE BROTHERS, 58 4. Hill Street, Singapore. (off Stamford Road.) Price list on Application* Dec 16 16.12 Place the Responsibility of Keeping Your m perfect ORDEi* WiTH US it costs ONLY A SMALL SUM per month and we undertake to keep it m PERFECT TUNE
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    "JACKY" FISHER
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    TEST MATCH.
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    ADMIRALTY CHANGES.
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    AUSTRALIA'S GOVERNMENT.
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    EUROPEAN POLITICS.
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    ROOSEVELT'S BAG.
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    JAPANESE VISITORS TO EUROPE.
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    PRIMITIVE MINING IN PUKET.
    285 7 ock, one cf the concessionaires of ngkah Harbour Tin Dredging Co. thus Uapt Hilea and he saw when •nsidering about applying for the "In the space enclosed by the embankment it half «i mile into the harbour, •< 510 coolies at work, I they shifted about
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    TURKISH AFFAIRS.
    81 7 TRIALS CONTINUE. Ex-Sultan to be Deported. Submarine Telegraph, k rater's) M.v 28, 11.35 Constantinople the Courts Bfartial lentenoed to deith seren m>re reac* wuriei i ading the ex-Sultan's chief etraoco Djefragha. A hundred officers and others have boon acquitted. There were thirteen public executions sterd The authorities are
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    CARNEGIE'S BOUNTY.
    17 7 Mr Ah li m Carnegie bu given £200,000 steiling to found a French Heroes Fund.
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    GREAT PUBLICIST DEAD.
    64 7 The death is announced of the It. 11 n. Sir John Colomh. B -n m L 83 8( he received his X.CM Q m 1--- Was a captain ia the K. M. A., variously employed with Army, Navy and Volunteers Privy Councillor for Ireland nerlj ML P.
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    LATE MAIL NEWS.
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    TOPICS OF THE WEEK.
    1149 7 Quicouid aguni homines nostri esl farrago ÜbeUi. Juvenal. The passing of Eha did not thrill British journalism iuto spAsmi of leaded type and headline!, yet Anglo-India and the White E is t u't-utTiilly know that they have lost a genial, greal baarted, lovable man of many
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    TAKEN-OVER STATES.
    322 7 The Piuang Gazette, has had a long letter from the legal advisers to the Kedah Government controverting certain statements made m that journal as to the history of the state and the status under Siam. this one point enforces what we have said on this subject We commented
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    SINGAPORE KRANJI RAILWAY.
    291 7 The annual report on the working shows a decrease m the revenue for 1908 as compared with 1907 of $8,594 The decrease m passenger receipts was 314,567, m weekend and Sunday traffic to Johore. Goods trafK/; and miscellaneous show an increase of $6,062. The capital cost of
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    Y. W. C. A.
    57 7 The members of the Y. W. C. A. and their friends are reminded of the meeting this afternoon at 3.30 p.m., at Mrs Bean's, Monks Hill, when the Key. F. B. Meyer will address them. The somewhat early hour of the meeting is necessitated by Mr
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    31 7 Relief from Rheumatic Pains. The great pain relieving power of Chamberlain's Pain Balm is clearly shown m cases of sciatica and inflammatory rheumatism, both of which are extremely cainful, but one
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      231 7 ROBINSON Co. WOOD BURNING RANGES. THE "PRINCE BEAVER" STOVE. EASY TO USE v TO C I.KAN ~^M A good substantial stove to burn wood fuel at a low price r Size 17 by 27 $28. 5 O. In f* 1 11 TYPEWRITER I I As the "Dreadnought" among warships and
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    WIRE NEWS.
    135 8 As ;i.o Gekm vn Ban I Wah 'IV Vat Po's Sen Ptokng May It U prop-- nl to establish an ADijlo-Ger- man B.iak which Bhall supply ChiM I :n iy require m the uf IMI Tux < hise.-v N v l» nn B Minister tor Qm Xi thr*-.
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    THE ALLEGED BANK ROBBERY.
    146 8 Bank rol I -y the China Mail recently is still shrouded iti ■yitory. In our endeavours to obtain some tse, our reporters have be at cv- b with dirtijulties. The B been able to ascertain -nd there are as folio, a 'a the evening of Wednesday,
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    132 8 H. the Chinese Minister use of what is described as v Stock Ex }ke at V York. Et M reported as follows F -r a rof an hour yestei I ful panic reigned the New York Stcck I brokers howled and dashed madly about the floor, waving memoranda and shriek
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    THE MULTAN TRAIN MURDER.
    119 8 Sao Bl Laeknow, M h. —The Indian Daily Telegraph says A distressing sequel to the Mmltan train murder case reaches us from Mnssourie, where the death has occurred of >bberd, the young engineer to whom Miss Taylor wus engaged. It will be rered th M Taylor
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    A Bargain.
    71 8 Whoa you can save from 25 to 50 per cent f article, you have a bartj;i;n. boy a bottle of I .".It rlain Colic Cholera and 1> I Remedy at the regular yoi will probably save several times its i bills bi tore the summer Dg it >t
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      97 8 The Heap Eng Moh Line of Steamers. slnqapobb to batavia, chbbibon and sama&anq sail twlcl a wsek. Tons. Capt. §.b. Giang St%§ 1,128 J. Craitf. Giang An* 890 Lotz Zweera 1,200 A. Ksmsay EdendaU i,I2S A. Danlop. They have excellent accommodation fci Saloon paaacngera. For -eijjht or passage and further
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      551 8 SHIPPING. M. M. MESSAGEEIES MARITIMES, MAIL LINE Far China, Japan, Ceylon, Aden, Egypt and Marseilles* GUTWAItD. HOMEWARD. Tourane May 31 Oceanien May 31 Arrnand Bebio June 14 Polynesien June 14 Ernest Simons June 23 Sydney June 28 CaledOßieß July V 2 Tourane July 12 Tonkin July '-'■'> Arrnand Bt-hic July
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      1192 8 SHIPPING. HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE, HAMBURG. Tho steamers of this Company maintain a regular service between Hamburg, Bremen Antwerp, and Rotterdam, and the Straits, China and Japan. Homewards, they are despatched fortnightly for Havre and Hamburg and once a month for Bremerhaven direct, calling at Penang and Colombo. Taking cargo at
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      688 8 SHIPPING. Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen, COAST LINES. Steamers cf the Cout Fleet. tohb reg. tok« r«g. Petchatmri 2191 Chow Pa I&4S Borneo 2100 Derawonga* 1646 Kohcichang 2040 Tfikhti 1657 Rfi-iah WOK Anghin 1W.7 Pitsanulok 2^lQ Lockeun 16r,7 Bangkok 1920 Choisiug 1667 Sajabvxi 10C4 Pongtor.* 1657 Korat 19-00 Samsen 16W it i^n^niai
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      503 8 SHIPPING. OCEAN STEAM SHIP A I China Mutual Steam tor. Co. LHrn «pal n«] wmkf ami ti m Jaj>ar: fur London, Ajmterdam and a nig*' noa, Mai for 13 and Liv. One outv.-ard ifa 88 d Van: ■••>:. Tl.r> •M^h Billi <>^ Lading for other I'-. and D land Points.
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    BE WEAR AND TEAR OF CRICKET.
    537 9 BE WEAR AND TEAR OF CRICKET. i i•l ir < Wll BED :ODES 1 viiining U 9 i\ iJayei rj I 3- while and nrallj the cad. nature 1 i he keeps hiui take d feel I that thi* I li. of tho I fair, foi A! Mit s played,
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    458 9 CTEAMIfiBS. 3. ting port of departure, and u-h.-re krv,*m. i date due here, and name of A j< <d». Airlie, Bfdnay J v i Assaye, Co: L 8; PftO i> me Borneo < Armand I »i 14; M If. Atbuta M I n, June P. Simons. Ay London,
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    Passengers For the Straits.
    144 9 Per M. M. Tourane, duo May SI. II Lortet. Per P 0 Devanba, due June i. —Mr M. Tadd, Mr K. Loon Kin, Ifr K. .1. Blair, Mr W. Gibson, Mr A. D. Allan, Mr and Mrs J. Scott. To Penactf—Mr ber, Mr and Mrs J.
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      189 9 MARTELL'S BLUE SILVER LABEL is an accepted guarantee, all over the world FOR BEST QUALITY IN THREE STAB ONE STAR. You know it For particulars To be bad by the Blue of trade prices of and please all Dealers. Silver Label. apply to Adunson, GilfiUan Co., Ltd. IJSE Lll S
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      453 9 BY" TLOYAX, APPOINTHEKT. i*PL_ Ficrazs soups, Ip JAMS. JELLIES, wQßcEsrmiißE s^jct POTTLD MiATS, I l^^xyj-LizL l^-v^ MALT V f NKG/R I <^-^=r T^~ y A T A Y~\ T 1 Your teeth— whether naturally perfect or not— need ]|ft\ I jg^y care, and will well repay the regular use of
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      325 9 NOTICE. T7IN BBNG GHI7IXG NURSERIES. No. 26-2, Orchard Road. Our Extensive collection of Roses, Palma Orchids, Vines, Conifers, Hydrangeas, Maples, Azaleas, Cherries, Prunes, Andromedas, Pinks, Crotcns, Iris, Lilies, Begonias, Dahlias, Chrysanthemum, Dwarf Plants, Cyeas, and Creepers, etc., etc. The whole of our Trees and Plants have made splendid growth m
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      129 9 THE DOCTOR SPEAKS A well known and experienced pny recently said liackac: sbould have injmudiaK KttetttioD, for as the pain there is risk becoming affected —a risk u< me." JJackacbe is painful, an<i for a person workn, a bad backat i inability to perfrom the daily tasks. And beyond this
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    PAPER FROM BAMBOO.
    369 10 Th i .p->sti a '..irgor >r.d a cftv; »ouroe r.r-v ;:.■>:• 'iVi for the making of p p>r 1. ii for m>i' time ken a subject ol stadj ngexpe i i »©w generally vi.;- it I w m1 for r. y years tided up v i, so
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    WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
    259 10 X pleased to appoint Sir! i K.C.M.O, Governa ;iania, to I*3 Governor of the State of Wwfcam A aid its dependencies, m the Commonwealth c i. Sir riekland belongs to the Stii.A i.atie of that name m Westmorland is his family seat. Anciently it was stel' S -erge
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    ROYAL SCAPEGOAT.
    214 10 [:ia mml follUß t Mikirs, a triba hi Amiw Mr T. 0. Hodson gives aE .nt cf a custom ir&icii reoalh the I goat m the .L-wish religion. At a f I the Chirouba, a man called the Chat "> t'd hWB among the people vh,, to the
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    BURMESE SPORT.
    455 10 F«> ITBAXL AND FOOT BOX IN'-. The Barman is, us a rule, a man of fine iu\ s-.iya the "Times of India/ and, although bt hM been accused of Laziness, bis M not m any way the la/mess born <-f apathy or lack of energy. He ia naturally
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    CHECKMATING WHITE ANTS.
    374 10 N v TREATMENT OF TIMBER. The American Consul of Managua forwards to In3 Government an article frcm a daily newspaper cf Bluefield3 explaining a new pro for safeguarding timber against the ijes of the white- ant. The article reads A new process has been discovered for warring
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    KUALA LUMPUR'S DREADNOUGHT.
    175 10 Quite the feature of the Empire Day ibrations m Kuala Lumpur was the miniature Dreadnought of Mr F. V. Guv. The Malay Mail saja The tii st prise toot decoration was awarded to Mr Guy> Dreadnought car unless it is decided to give special prize for this
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    YOUNG TURK AND OLD.
    990 10 Horn nodal the Turkish flag, of an I family thU ha-, Lived a whole century uadef that Sag, the hum at w I bm to me opport to warn my oonntrymen thai tin tnd of Ottoman rule m Europe is at band. I m to run
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    PHOTOGRAPHIC DEALERS.
    41 10 Always m stock HumfiTM. Plates, Paper? I Films and every kind vi Photographic matt rials. Developing and Printing < xecuted m god style and with despatch. Plrioe lid iree. KONG SING CHIONG Co 104., NortL Bridge Roac Jan 5 5.1
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      562 10 V TAILORS ff^k i AND 2 :^v OUTFITTERS. <? l Tweeds, Coatings, Perfumery anl iW$ Toilet Requisites of every description %W^-^^W^m^ i llats Helmefcs and s P ectacles "'^Kwf A^M^&^W- I Suits made to orcler a p erfecfc nt Si I 1 A visit to ms P ect the st
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      4 10 I CHANGE OF ADDRESS.
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      362 10 N YK JIPM IttSTEUBIUPBiJ w f Two regular 6Oi twee::. Ji I pany's well-known TSTir-SCREW STRAttHRS under Mail Contract with ese I Company's E out by Electricity, pi accommodation Passengers, and fitted with modem impro^ follow. cnce even I Steam i .TA B.A Hirano Maru Kamo Maru Kitano Ma •ima
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    SHARES.
    992 11 MINES. Isautd p*?d op Vidua up Company, QceoUefca $300,000 300,000 10 10 Belat Tin Mining 00. Ltd *00 $300,000 225,000 10 10 Bruang Limited 706 $600,000 600,000 10 10 Br aeeh Hydraulic Tin M. 00. Ltd 750 £500,000 *****9 i 1 Dnfl Development 00. Ltd 6.00 $400,^00 375,000 10
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    EXCHANGE.
    64 11 (CSOBBBCVBD UP TO May 28.) Bank 4 m/g g/4^ demand Prirate cr-^lis 3 m/* Ofßdita 6 xn/g w FaAirca, dema,nd Bank^« GaiMAMT, d«iaajid 237 India, T. T, w 1 74 1on»eo!»*, dsmui? w £3»%diß. ifAMA, demand nom. Il3| Java, d^uiand 1 gkok' demand SovE&EKiNs, B&ak Buying $8.56 Dink of
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    PRODUCE.
    134 11 TL* fff Gtanbier M Gwnbiw Cube Nc. I GambierOub* No. 2 Pepper ßl&ek (ord'n. B'por*) 1 1 5 S Fepi.-er, White (inir Nutitags (110 to tt t A4m h, 16.50 .Nutmegs (80 to u>« Ik) M 22.50 ils.oe (Band*) m w norn Olgtob (AmboiuA} M 2-4 75 Liberi»n CoCoe
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      275 11 VER THE CHESS-BOARD. d I recreates 1 Hi" ill .--M- 'II I Press.' t Problem No. 3SBlack (5 r.u ii \v i J > y -Xt- M P Balws and nt. we. k Yidaar. I6QRBI B *-B 5 P x P -a: x P B-Q3 :14 B B I Xi
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      598 11 TO LET. HOUSE 10 LET. N 28-A, Syed All Road Apply No. 71' Princep Btreet. > f .y 29 28.6 I /l-N). B 3 2, C»T( nagfa Boad, B ing, tennis StC, Apply ko Lao X ton Bfessrs. Tat* i ion, Simons i Co. Apl 28 89.6 TO BE LET
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      27 11 "■^S s^. f* tt-1 •kt Tfni nrj v a »kT <;^^^ ;r-/^ L^>l PI lAN K^^^^^^l c K^^n of Taste Obfainable at Robinson Co, and TgfW JgsjfetffT w
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      929 11 VESSELS IN PORT. Man-of-war Flasr and Tons Commanders Arnved Frora Whea Hiil l;1 Oh.orq Shen rl9 Pontianak Ho», e konc BWTuag Oh. era. 2950 Lin MaySi Deli l-8 .hiD ttaar&lona Master Arnved From mm^ e bsr Amh^- Britm Beott May 27 P 2;| urnt Brit 2806 Head A g tarJyle
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      75 11 WEATHER REPORT. n-.t« Bh V.md Temp Hrn Sky Raw May 2-. O*koog i< k 29.99 El 7 7 Mar... Oi 756 Vv NWI N a S*lhibc 5 SH M 77 Maciia 4p. 7f;6 Calm al Kandang Kerbun Hoepit*;, ilaj 27 1» 9 I A.M. f M. J^ P M Bare-.:..
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    MUNICIPAL COMMISSION.
    785 12 Ordinary Mkk;;\ Friday, Mai 28. Present —Mr X <i. Broadrick /Preside:' I>r Fowlis and Messrs. C. W. Darbishire, A W Watsons, Oag Teck Lira, Cheu_* K^n_; also R. IVirce (Engineer), J. P|g lm Secretary) and Dr. W. I:. C Mddlet n (Ham! r), President s Remarks. The minutfs
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    RAFFLES INSTITUTION.
    347 12 Marathon Race. This event, the first of its kind ia Singapore, which has been the topic of conversation among the pupils and friends of Itafflos 1 Institution for some time past, took place yesterday afternoon and was a great success. The competitors were taken to Bukit I'iin.ih BtatlOO
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    176 12 A neat card of fixtures has been issued, containing the events up to the end of September, AnioDir those immediately due are Ufa] 29th (todiyj Fouisomes Presidents v. Captain's team. M > 30. Untong Cup, 1;*: and 2nd round. M v 31. Entries for the Duffers Cup
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    A HOCKEY MATCH.
    91 12 A second team of the S.C.C. met the 99th Daccan Infanty at hockey on the Esplanade last evening before a small number of spectators. The Beceans scored shortly after the commencement of play and Gardiner equalised a little later. At the interval, the score was one goal
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    ALLEGED ENTICING AWAY A MAN'S WIFE.
    268 12 Yesterday afternoon, a woman named Ang Kee was charged with enticing away from her home the wife of Kuek Buan The case was before Mr E. E. Colman. Mr Campbell appeared for the prosecution Mr Ohoparl defended the accused, a very respectable looking woman
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT.
    823 12 A Bi<; List of Casks. In the Bankruptcy Court, yes'erday, there was a loDg list before Mr Justice Borcombe Bmith. Bscsn vsa Obdsbs. On the application of Mr Baker, the application for a receiving order against the tirin of Savna Vayna was allowed to stand over for a
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    A Popular American Remedy.
    11 12 Mr. Fred C. Hanrahan, a prominent drug-
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    169 12 The Chinese cruisers left for Saigon yesterday. The Dutch barge "Z9elandia," with oil from the Kalomo," has been towed to Pulo Bukorn. The M.M. steamer Oceanian will leave Saigon at 8 a. in. to-day and may be expected here on Monday at 6 a.m. In the report of
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    THE ALHAMBRA.
    119 12 Those who have not yet seen this week's pictures at the Alhambra should make haste to do so as the special film of La Tosca (Victorien Sardou's play) is a fine art production of exceptional merit. It is unquestionably the finest film ever seen here. The management of
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    MANUFACTURERS LIFE INSURANCE CO.
    248 12 The 22nd annual report issued by the Manufacturers' Life Insurance Co. of Canada is to hand. The Manufacturers Life has made remarkable progress and the last annual report is one that ought to make its policy-holders and others feel happy. The business m force now stands
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    FRASER & NEAVE'S CASE.
    89 12 FRASER NEAVE'S CASE. HeiJcr A Liang, an employe m the firm of Messrs Fmser and Neave, stands under the allegation of abetting the alteration of certain books of the firm to the damage of the interests of the firm. It is further alleged that he has abetted the misappropriation of
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      38 12 H. L. COGHLAN COS AUCTION SALES. May 29. Sale of Furniture at Braemar Gilstcad-rd., at 2 pm. June 2. Sale of Dovecot. June 3 and 5. Sale of Japanese Curios. June 7. Sale of No. 9, Solomon Street.
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      274 12 There has been a Great Demand I FOR f IK BEL Hi E B9HBB BH3^ HI BHH ft B^^^ THEIR I 2nd SHIPMENT HAS JUST ARRIVED I and we are now able to supply furthe' demands MFW PIAMH^ m m FROM I 0 PER WTH Dl ii THE All IILW
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      155 12 Next Mails Due. From Europe.— Per B. I. Teesta, to day, with mails of May 7. The M. M. Tourane, to-morrow, with mails of May 7. From China. Per M M Ocean ien, on May 31st. MAIL 3 ALREADY DHSPATCHHD FOR LONDON. Left Dub Arrived P&O Apl 23 May 15
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