The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 10 June 1909

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1 8 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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    16 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1909. NO. 6,621
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    125 1 Env«r Bey threatens tr< üble with (Jreec? overCrtte and says that Turkey will never consent to a nnney payment for the cession of that island Page 5. Naval matters are that Germany is going to spend more money on her rebervf and that new proposals for the
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    A PAGEANT.
    795 1 To-day, under the auspices of I bishop of Canterl urv, there is opened m the groundi of Polnaoa P^iaoe thai .vhich some people are bound to call a Puivival o: Middle A^es. Lm< Anglican Congress, this the Chu:eh I an Bitr&ordinary rcuoionof the various forces m different par-
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      378 1 Civil Mechanical and Electrical Engineers, Iron and Brass Founders, Boiler Makers, Bridge Builders and General Contractors, SOLE AGENTS FOR thington Pump Coys Patent Pumps Pulsometer Engineering Co, Pulsometer Pumps Robey and Cos Portable Engines and Machinery :isby and Sons Oil and Gas Plants ods Lifts and Hoists Roger and Cos
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      290 1 Bntertainmen is. (THE INDIAN SANDOW) Supported by a Marvellously Selected Troupe of Artistes. Acrobats, Clowns and Wrestlers. LOCATION EEACH ROAD. Next to Alhiinibra. TO-NIGHT GRAND MOTOR CHALLENGE! CHALLENGE Mr. Cowan, of the firm of Messrs. A. Tully and Co., bookmakers, challenges Prof. Kama murti Naidu, The Indian Sandow." to stop
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      147 1 A PIANO Guaranteed for a Test Period of 2 Years, j CAN BE PURCHASED FOR l Unequalled, Unrivalled, Undoubtedly THE BEST S. MOUTRIE Co., Ltd. GRAND EUROPE HOTEL. (Corner of High Street.) I Entertainments. r WAYANG KASSIi. Dutch Malay Opera Co. THEATRE ROYAL,' North Bridge Road. To-Night NO SHOW. I
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      90 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Alhambra and Ramamurti announcements Page 1. Adelphi Hotel again complimented ob its treatment of guests Page 1. Mr B. T. Wolfe becomes superintendent of Singapore Station of the E. E. Tel. Co. Page 2. 17 Wilkie-rd to be let and a residence at Confederate Estate Page 7. Straits-born
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      367 1 THE WEEK. THURBDAT, 10th: High Water.— l.46 a., 3.52 p Corpus ChriBti. B I Mail Homeward closes 3 p Friday, 11th High Water.— 2.s2 a, 4.? l N.D.L. Mail Outward due. Municipal Commission, 2.30 p legislative Council, 2.30 p Trial Johore Steam- ferry, 4.30 p S.V.A. Special parade, 5.15 p
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    OVERTAKING BRITAIN.
    278 2 The 1 equipment and i Qr- '> OS iW the i an artk.-!'; by M I m i Bg X [t is pi •■;t that the Ga ■Bans" an rapid'/ forging ihead wi Is we are d more tfe on SMrking time they are rapidly overtaking M hi
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    SOME KINGLY TITLES.
    229 2 The list oi tiUea which Abdul Hamid has 1 md net V i: acquired is extenand sand] it runs Sottas I S as. Crowns npon the Princes of World, Shadow of God upon Earth. Bmperot as i Sovereign Lord of the White Bes ii 3ea. of Roumelia
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    ABDUL HAMID'S HAREM.
    218 2 -> a days had ilap-td on May B act Ab ia! I L;r:n<i"s deposition tlu- daily exH of hldioc oi the Imperial harem from -k still continued. There is no means bal number of the fair pril.. nifl U I.m, but v most have been truly prodigi
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      35 2 An American Newspaper Man Recommends a Well Known Remedy. Not long since the following editorial ap- tar'd m the Ct-ntertown, Missouri, V. S. A., -eadtr The editor knows by personal exn«ripnr«> that Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera
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      980 2 Selangor Turf Club. PROGRAMME. SUMMER M£ETING 1909. FIRST DIV. etk July, 1909. Thf. Gx-GUFFIN HANDICAP Value! 1250. A handicap for all ex-gritßum. Bntran c $15. Distance R. C. TheGallowat Handicap— Value s2so. A. fa mdieap for a'l gall »ways that have not roa a race value $GuO or over si
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      502 2 LEONG CHEONG& Co. f l~'o*/ k P±i AND jlfe m I OUTFITTFRS l|y||i|i^fiP|g|^ h Suits made to order a perfect fit. H A visit to inspect the styles will prove W^^M M eovvincing. Satisfaction guaranteed. Lcong Liicong to. """—s*^,^ "^fei i W 9^ 4m 9% 4T\ MW f% t~it MB
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      416 2 NOTWES. GOVERNMENT NOTICE. Applications are requested for the post of Matron at the Prison. Salary $600 a year with free quarters on the pensionable establishment, rising by triennial increments of §60 to |900. Applications to be sent to the Inspector of Prisons not later than June 20th. Singapore, 7th June,
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      576 2 BANKS. International Banking Corporation. |CAP!TAL and SURPLUS I GOLD $6,500,000. Hp:ad Office 6O Wall Bttnet, New Yokk, London Onxcfli: Threadneedie Hoase, ffwhopmtr Stroet Within, LONDON EC LOHDOH Bankers National Provincial Bank of England Ltd. General Foreign Business Transacted. DEPOSITS. Current Deposit Accounts opened and Interest uliowed on tbe dkuif l.i.ances
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      364 2 INSURANCES. FEDERAL LiFE Assurance Company of Can^, EGTAIiL! -82. INSURANCE ii, I m, thm 13^.900.000 'NEW Business. I§O6 9t«jf *6,000,00§ NET SURPLUS abon r $2,035,000 (Sta I BTAMS, Managpr, > „;>, /.astern ,4 The Borneo Co., I General AgectP. Singaj. Jane I MAKUFACTIRERS L!F^ WSfIUKE Co^ Estai;lihhed 1887. uae to-day
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    GUNNERY REVOLUTION.
    411 3 5t Cent hfOKl Hi i -easoffß I patriotism. —nit s* I •seiv-Ml as to detail- vf the new v, n nl pert eoted bj Tioi Admirtl Sir P- It proium to retolotionise naval gunnery. TkJa invention ia a mechanical device f Bg gUMi of a ttaaal on n
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    CHAMPAGNE
    288 3 la tt publication at home we are i ioe raised i i^iindt tbe present igM instead of some naiy social gatherings. At ;ont of whatever description t-bis dud provide! t child is considered essential that I kfter« li c drunk by dbampagne. At smalt dinners aad, m fact, on
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      33 3 Cslic and Diarrheca Cured. an hoar's suffering from craiup colic r diarrhoea, the best remedy obtainable eau iviickly. Chamberlain Cho hiarrhoea Rillllilj is the **t uiedicine m m r thosf ills. It always
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      588 3 GONOSAN (Riedel) contains Sandalwood oil and the extract of Kava-Kava. It is m the opinion of the Medical profession by far superior to any other preparation of SandalWOOd Oil. Sold m bottles of 40 capsules by all dispensaries. For wholesale apply to the MEDICAL HALL. >'-t Us 22.10 WANTED. SITUATION
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      750 3 71UGTIONS. A TWO DAYS' AUCTION SALE Friday, 2nd and Saturday, 3rd July, 190 9. On these dates will be sold Household Furniture which for Design and Elegance is probably unsurpassed m the Colony. Messrs. H L. CCGHLAN asd Co, are instructed by N. N. Adis, Esq., to Bell by Auct
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      26 3 "K. Heinrich Menzell" THIS STEAMER WILL HE SOLD bY PUBLIC AUCTION AT CALCUTTA On Friday, the 18th Jane, 1909. For particulars apply to, MESSES. PTJGH Co.
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      369 3 SPECIAL REDUCTIONS. 1 1 \J 1"I io/ L 4 Im \J 111\ |J Wl2 and 2O H. P. NEWLY ARRIVED LATEST MODEL. Owingto facilities for turning out large numbers of these famous Cars m order to meet the growing demand, Gost of Production has been reduced to a point which
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    Domestic Occurrences. Birth.
    26 4 Domestic Occurrences. Birth. I On May 4th at St. Patrick's Hill, Cork, the wife of Capt. R. S. POPHAM, D.5.0.. the Sherwood Foresters, of a son.
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    The Singapore Free Press. Thursday, June 10, 1909.
    970 4 The Singapore Free Press. Thursday, June 10, 1909. I Here >h~!l the Press the People's right -nainla*t*. Uijawed by influence and unbribed <jy gain Here patriot Truth he; glorious precept.% draw. Pieced to Religion Loyalty a The proposal outlined m this morning's telegram relative to the French navy appears on
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    892 4 mm At a sale of stamps on May 13, an F M.S. li>o9, $25 green and orange, m superb mint No objection! have boon lodged I nomination of Mr. J. Carapiet as candidite for election for the Kalaag v Witli to-day's issue our readers- redim a neat hani-book from the
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    THE BUDGET.
    325 4 The L ndoa 001 Bmpir&bM tone oaus tic ,9 on the objection! ol mm pi to the budget. ng wi'h fcbfl supposed hardship to n with £20 oent be mjs. I was horribly harrowed until 1 bought tod discovered ti 1 toctsd fern an unearn- < ome of
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    "SARRARWAK."
    388 4 Dim an a The Archbishop of York cime U sadly at the great S Albert Hill m his efforts to pron name of the diocese of the new 1> slop oi Sarawak and Libuan (Dr. M >uns?v)- F.il! of confidence, *c said rather j tuntiiv "I think 1 am
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      358 4 -1 WHISKIES SCOTCH Dews o'the Glen Perfection (D. J. Me The Old Brigade Callum's) Very Old Highland Polo Brand (T. P. Griffin Blend Co's) 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 Old
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      101 4 yhi mil ii mm m miii hi iui iM i' —i m i G. R. Lambert Co., LIMITED. Established 1874. The Premier only European firm m Singapore. Agfa Amateur Articles prepared and packed specially for the tropics are of such quality and offer such facilities thai every amateur photographer will
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      154 4 THE "MANSION" |< i Entrance Osley Rise and River Valley Road. A BOARDING HOUSE WITH 25 Comfortable and well appointed Rooms. The Dining and Drawing Roomfi are spacious and well furnished, the latter < commanding a view of the Town and Harbour. Situated on high ground and apart from noisy
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      13 4 A Remedy That Nevei F.. :,«;j bow severe *> i rhoea Uiay h* l»oie»
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    TURKEY AND CRETE.
    73 5 Dismemberment Opposed. (B? Submariat' I -'.'jriph. Beater's) B f t the leader of thfl Xovng I i iem I i' Berlin, •hat Turkey will t>> ancial settlement m respect of Cn to, kl -*to the separation of B mia acd H* 1 .rkey and their assumption by
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    AMERICAN TARIFF.
    22 5 AME RICAN TARIFF. Pr- nt'a Veto. r York thai lent Ike tariff bill nnlesa radical kre I believed to be i 1
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    COUNTY CRICKET.
    33 5 I \r'> am. mty cricket results are estershire by irkkett, Liaeaanire beat Warwickshire innings ua i 122 runs, Middlesex beat rshir« 1 wickets, and the ki H unpshire by six wicl>
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    JAPAN SOCIETY'S INTERAINMENT.
    29 5 Kec. June uu. 9 stj held a garden m honour of Prinod and Princess Eie members ol the Diplomatic Corps, MeKenna, and many prominent people m
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    FRENCH SUCCESS AT OLYMPIA.
    16 5 FRENCH SUCCESS AT OLYMPIA. The French L the Cup at the 1 a- > S p 1
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    CHINESE PORCELAIN.
    108 5 sale reserve a un:ju9 collection of old < i eea got toatleman now resident iv of collecting en Lt may bfl ithoat w ht-re is more valuable Chinese Din the Eaipire of China itself than m London or New York, and it gilt a stretch ....aa- i of
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    CHINA TELEGRAMS.
    93 5 iL Specia wires that at iuony of the seaport called I a 8 district of Sunning, il urted on the Oth inst. run with 104 passenger cars. ■ssion of I uadred thousand naeremony, besides a eana including the British Consul. w prefecture, m the province I -bowers of
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    F.B. MEYER'S MISSION.
    30 5 iiittee of the above Bfienoa 6j#-I R bimon PSmm Co. and trie and Co., I td for their *»*S9 n. lending an organ ml a puno-.-re service*.
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    "MORE SLEEPERS."
    43 5 I" taid 1 ive kb idferi i ress with the significant headera wanted," luJ withtt hi enbe result of the concern having mammA DrptrtaMßft it ii r °unng to maU Ul effort t live up to »fe of some Government Deuurtmwftl
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    THE NAVAL OUTBURST.
    50 5 France's Huge Programme. (By Submarine Telegraph. Router's) It is understood that the French Navy Council has decided on a programme fixing the number of tffectiye battleship at forty fkWQ, and UlTobing an expenditure of a hundred and twenty million pounds sterling to r>e spread over ten yet
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    GERMAN RESERVE.
    48 5 Acceleration of Building. Bee. June 9, 8 pru. The Berliner Tageblatt says tlut the uett German mw «rill show conudflnUe increase for the maintenance of the reserve 1! New proposals for the acceleration of the ruction i I f&ai battleships will be no m 191 1.
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    SIR CLAUDE MACDONALD.
    10 5 Sir Claude Macdonald has arrived m London.
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    THE NAVY.
    47 5 Australia's Offer Accepted. Imperial Government has accepted the offer of the Australian Commonwealth to provide a dreadnought. The Admiralty proposes to tike over the wireless telegraphic stations on the coast and to establish others at strategic points and to keep them open for private use.
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    IPOH GANG ROBBERY.
    39 5 {Frew our 0:01 Correspondent:) Ipoh, June 9. A ing of seven robbers attacked a house OH the Gopeng road two miles from Ipoh and stole $150 and a quantity of jewellery. Xo arre3ts have been made.
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    RAMAMURTI, STRONG MAN.
    71 5 i o-night m the Indian Circus, Professor 1' inmaiurt!, the Indian Sandow will pit his strength against a 12 h.p. two cylinder car to be provided by Mr Cowan of Artie Tulfy. I here is a wager of $500 ou the trial of Strength between the Professor
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    A ZAMBESI REGATTA.
    239 5 It is not so many years ago that the VieFalls on the Zambesi river were discovered, and fewer still since any but half a iozen Englishmen had seen them. Now the river is spanned by a railway bridge close by the Falls, and the spot is one
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    A BIRGE.
    170 5 I hate the rains. I do not care a pie Whether tis cooler now than 'twas before. I only know I loathe to see it pour, And rather like to reach my office dry. Closed gharries, owned or tikka, I eschew Their leathery stuffiness makes me unwell. Besides
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    JAVA NOTES.
    755 5 {From our &urn Con'esJ><>tide/:() June 3. The Kcliri Steam Tram Co, pay 8 per cent dividend, and the Java Forest Exploitation Co, 12. per cent. A fire broke out during the early hours of Tuesday at Messrs de Wit's godown, which contained 20,000 tins of oil, valued at
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    INSURANCE APPLICATIONS.
    140 5 The way m which application forms for insurance are tilled up are often more amusing than enlightening. As illustrations the British Medical Journal gives the following Mother died m infancy. An uncle died of cancer on his mother's side. Father went to bed feeling well, and the next
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    L'ASSOMMOIR.
    345 5 Thin, the latest special film at the Alharabra is another triumph of the cinematographic art. It is a very long piece lastiug m all over three-quarters of a hour, but it If an enthralling picture from the start, and one from which attention cannot be easily withdrawn. It is
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    PROPERTY SALE.
    270 5 The following lots of land were disposed of by auction at Powell and Co's Saleroom on Tuesday afternoon. Freehold land at J.-ilan Rijah and off Boon Tock Road, near Balestier Road, area 75,180 square feet, part of Grant 47. To- gt ther with two plank dwellings No. 85-1
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    DUM-DUM SENSATION.
    267 5 Stolen Cartridges Found. Sensational developments are expected m connection with the theft of 2,500 cartridges from the Government Ammunition Factory at Duni Dutn. A searching enquiry was instituted immediately after the discovery of the theft conducted by Mr Daly, the D I-G. of Bengal, and Mr F. N.
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    MUSIC IN THE GARDENS.
    10 5 The programme of music which should
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      574 6 S. V. C. ORDERS. By Lieut. Colonel E. Q. Brotdffok, Ooniwmlant Biigftp 7tl June, 1909 S V Tn.- M of the Singapore R i tie Attßooiut »n will take II ttafiikj th Instant, it j tn, S. V A. Orderly »>:hi r t -r ensuing week —Lieut <i. B EMnftka.
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      366 6 SHIPPING. MM. MESSAGEEIES MARITIMEB. MAIL LINE For China, Japan, Ceylon, Adea, EgyP*- and Marseille*. OUTWARD. HOMBWARD. Arniand liebic June 14 l'olynesien June 14 Ernest Simons June 29 Sydney June 28 Caltdunien July 12 Tourace July 12 Toakin July M Arniand Behic July 26 Austr&lkl hag B B. Simons Aug 9
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      1213 6 SHIPPING. HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE, HAMBURG. k The steamers of this Company maintain a egolar service between Hamburg, Bremen Antwerp, and Rotterdam, and the Straits, 2hina and Japan. j Homewards, they are despatched fortnightly ox Havre and Hamburg and once a month for Bremerhaven direct, calling at Penang and Colombo. Taking
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      576 6 SHIPPING. R?X JAPAN MAIL STQUBW Co., Ltd. Two regular services are maintained be- < tween JAPAN and EUROPE by the Com- pany's well- known TWIN-SCREW STEABIHRS, under Mail Contract with tbel:n}- t ese Government, specially designed for the < Company's European Service, lighted throughout by Electricity, provided with excellent accommodation
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      483 6 SHIPPING. 1 OCEAN STEAM SHIP Co. L AN!' jhina Mutual Stom Nay. Do Ltd. itaWl are despatched fronLitW.pt i t i :a an* Faißinqf Wtrt »nd from Japan 'or London' An. -.Lam and Antwt<» j orm for Genoa, Mareoilleg h re and I >ne outward stean.' is tVancouver, Se>,rhrough Hills
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    SHARES.
    956 7 Iswed paid op Value op Co-pan*. QaoUtioa $300,000 300,000 10 10 Belat Tin Mining 00. Lfcd COO 1500,000 225.000 10 10 Bruang Limited" 7.00 $600,000 600,000 10 10 Bruseh Hydraubc Tin M. Co. Ltd 750 £500,000 444.769 1 1 Duff Development 00. Ltd 5.25 $400,000 375,000 10 10 Kanaboi
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    EXCHANGE.
    56 7 June 9.) Bsjit demand m Vr t,-.< Qfltditl 3 K/| credits 6 m/s 2 4 nAwn^ OMMad InkM 293 GhnuusT.faMuii k> to t M I7i Yokohama, demand nom. 1 li Java, demand Bangkok' demand 654 Sovereigns. j Kuying $B.f»G Bank of England lUte... 2£% Discount 3 months bills n
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    PRODUCE.
    127 7 ane y. TL* M7.IM Gambier 9 624 GiuaHer Ot>b« Kc. 1 13 05 Gatabier Cabe Ko H JFipparßlMk (oHD*. t v pcr«) Popper, Wfciti buyers 18.75 V«bMfi 1 1 0 bo tilt lfe. 1 0 Nutmegß 'SO to tbt ;k.) w Mfcoe Bt»da; Oiovee (AadniM) 75 LibarfM Gotta Tapioca,
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      424 7 TO LET. TO LET. Entry. Ground I'luor of No. 11, 4 lar^f 3 bath rooms I S BBJ TO BE LET. mpood I eery l^u, Lro >ms, bathi i into I Ar; v NO. [QE4L ltOA!». v c TO LET, FURNISHED oi UNFURNISHED. •yr l. 1 rooms, ■ni i ion
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      492 7 TO LET. TO BE LET The comfortable and pleasantly nituated residence known aa No. it, Wilkie Bead Entry 1-: .inly. Apply to POWELL k Co., Auctioneers, •Tune tO 17.6 TO LET European Bea-side residence 17, Confedeiate ESstate, partly famished. Immediate entry. Apph to IS. N. BLJAS, 5, Malacca St. May
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      91 7 a I lllro^^^n*': CAN NOW BE OBTAINED AS FOLLOWS; Pure Sterilized. In tins of one pint, ||fc ClE^^!^^S fS^ il i tumbler, and cup size. a B Mit h Condensed Unsweetened m no- I S UllL 6 E minal one pound half pound tins, m Condensed Sweetened m nominal I
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      143 7 DE KGNINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPiJ. [Jndm Coktbaot with thb TTbibmihih India doTßMnoon Agents at Singapore, The Shipsagency, Limited, 2-3, OtQf« Quay. THE UNDERMENTIONED DATES OF DEPARTURE ARE ONLY APPROIIIIATE. Laurens Pit... Riouw, Prigi-Radja and Rengat ~T!7 Tuna 1» Rumphius Batavia, Samarang and Soerabaia (passengers only) June II Van den Bosch Batavia,
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      782 7 VESSELS IN POUT. o Man-of-war Flat; and Tons Commanders A-riv.-d from W»ee Konmajn Bsgwfoi Dot era >O<W l\- h Sea Mew Col. Ya^ht 500 CUamaii ICar 24 ilaiai-ca A l h D >JX&T ns Master Arrived From Coiwurne* 1 r Vh« n n t.1./, erdam As. Pet. 1 BanPoh«,un Brit
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    WARREN SHIELD COMPETITION.
    237 8 A t v "G C M n I'-i Th«- ibovt T.;Dgiin l**t mn| m t';o tottad Wcirren Shield, --,-1 tv a laru'.I nther yeiM 1" A G y began to Hrn defence of <r wjta rather shiky at ti 1 ou ievf. i] i v allowed Urn
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    36 8 The Juuo Competition for the Ladies' held on the Racecourse on Mi. Hn Ua wun with excellent score of 1 other !adit'3 i it returned no score. Mi- 41 Her 61 4 51
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    BRAILS RECOVERY
    92 8 i the occasion of the opening of the extended course of the Worcester City Club at < ludine an interesting thirty-six holes mutch I netween James Braid an 1 J. H. flat had an advantage m the morning, when he went round m a score of to F>
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    FIRE HORROR IN CHITPORE.
    400 8 E\ tifABT Calcutta Tram Firh •JiboH Krishna Shaha sold methylated spirit at N l Itpore Road. Misfortune to him m the shape of tranicar sp >- and m two n-inutes his shop was destroyed It was ore of the most remarkable tires on record, two persons,
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    SWIMMING CLUB.
    19 8 The tie m the v -vices hftadioap of list' Sunday will bti swum off. on Sunday wetk.
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    EXPRESS SAWMILL.
    348 8 Qubs i [on oi Right 01 Way. The dispute as to a right of way leading to thj Express Sawmill at Killang was ooatinued before the Chief .Justice, Sir WilHim Hjndman Jones, In the Supreme Court, iterday. pl;iatiiT> were th' owners of the mill, Syt-i M >hini"l bin
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    SINGORA.
    278 8 itiful and loyal Singora, says a correspondent of the Bangkok Times, feels rather disappointed that the projected visits of His the King, and the Crown ace have fallen through. S'ngora has considerable claims to being the cleanest and prettiest town m Siamese Malaya, and there is a great <ieal
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    LATEST "FREAK DINNER."
    234 8 The latest tiling m New York society is far from the prettiest. Having exhausted about n huuired types ct' 'freak dinner," some ingenious creature has hit on the idea of dining without knife, fojk, or apoon with no other utenail, m 3hort, than the lingers and thumbs.
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    THE S.S. "VAN DEN BOSCH" TRAGEDY.
    413 8 Mr E. E. Colman yesterday commenced a preliminary enquiry into the circumstances which led to the death of a fireman named Jin on board the ss. Van den Bosch, on Monday last. Assistant Superintendent Hawtrj conducted the enquiry for tie Crown. The accused was
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    ALLEGED BREACH OF TRUST.
    182 8 B_tba, Corporal 23, is alleged to have committed criminal breach of trust as a public servant m respect of a gold ring, worth $15, the property of one Kassim, between the llhh and 15>th uliinio. Yesterday, he was brought before the district court with a view
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    THREE JAPANESE COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.
    96 8 It will be remembered that three Japanese, FuEioke, Alaki and Murakami, have been before Mr. C. F. Green from time to time on remand on charges of house trepass, attempted robbery and extorting by putting m fear of death. The offence was committed on the
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    ALLEGED DESERTION.
    104 8 Mahomed Mydin was known m the Police Force as P. C. 260. On the 16th of April he became tired and absented himself taking with him certain police necessaries. Sergeant Major Abdul Rahman laid information against him and obtained a warrant. 31 vdin was arrested a few days
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    59 8 The "Bind a Mara yesterday came ia with 3,800 tons of coal for the Mitsu Eussan Kaislia. On May 28th an infant aged fourteen months died on board the Malta and was buried at sea. The M. M. Company's steamer Armani! Bjhic"ieft Colombo at 11 am. yesterday and
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    FORGED BORNEO STAMPS.
    328 8 Mr Curtis bennett continued the hearing of the case m which John Stewart Lowden, Villiers-street, Strand, and Henry Harmer, Preston-road, Southend, both described as stamp dealers, are charged with conspiring to obtain money by false pretences, and with oifances against the Post Office Act. The ca?e for
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    WHY THE SEA IS SALT.
    409 8 The question of the saltness of the sea has been much discussed by scientific men. Anc tbe conclusion accepted by many is, that the salt of the ocean is the accumulation through countless ages of the minute quantities brought down by the rivers of the
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