The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 11 June 1909

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    16 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1909. NO. 6,622
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    115 1 THE DAY 'S NEWS. The Sjuth African I'nion bill, as far as Natal is concerned, is the subject of a referendum I' Bilgownie Rubber report and Fraser and Go's share circular on page 8. A gang of robbers has stopped Mr Curtis ner-.r Ipoh but decamped on seeing that a
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    WEAKER VESSELS.
    828 1 11 M> flora %o§co t deU < >i the many indictments preferred at Press the weightiest is that of creating and fostertrg a i tor yellow sensationalism amongst an undiecn, ting public. 1 every 'orrible tragedy that occurs certain? < pears indefensible, U eh details is Dot uuconn:
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      830 1 Entertainments. I Prof. RAM AMURTI (THE INDIAN SANDOW) Supported by a Marvellously Selected Troupe of Artistes, Acrobats, Clowns and Wrestlers. LOCATION BEACH ROAD. Next to Albambra. TO-NIGH I' PROFESSOR RAIMURTI Stops dead a 12 H.P. Motor Car without buttress or bold. A marvellous and unparalleled performance. A prodigious feat of
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      174 1 Entertainments. As we have to send the two undermentioned films to our branch office m Java, we respectfully remind our patrons that these pictures will be exhibited only for a few nights LA TOSCA AT 8.45 P.M. L'ASSOMMOIR AT 10.15 P.M. The above two films are acknowledged by Press and
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      102 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Those who wisli to see La Tosca and L'Assommoir at the Alhambra have to take an early opportunity Page 1. Mr. B. Albert has left the Sun Life Co, and set up m business for himself Prge 2. Turnout for sale at a reasonable price Page 3. Fernandez
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      428 1 _> < THE WEEK Friday, 11th High Water.— 2.62 a., 4 r 6 p N.D.L. Mail Outward due. Municipal Commission, 2.30 p Legislative Council, 2.30 p Trial Juhore Stsam ferry, 4.30 p Association Cup, V.M.C. A. vs R.G A.— S.R.C. Philharmonic Orchestra, 5.15 p S.V.A. Special parade, 5.15 p Saturday,
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    ALLEGED COINING IN BANGKOK.
    268 2 l n i r Siam his H mom 9kranef Tomer, sitting with s my. Ah Chair, th« barge be had m his posses b February and M v ;,r the manufaiTtnrc of coun: -li-A-. ti B, knowing I J .instrument- be sed fc* I w ia
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    "FEED THE BRUTE."
    224 2 A bind of ".'formers, one thousand stror h body entitled The American Home Economics Assoeia- d The object of this society is to induce hools, college Bt to give instru.'tion m the dow rta and B ienees," :-\y iv the fa g and cooking of food The
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    NEW WIRELESS INVENTION.
    133 2 According to tbe Bei liner Tageblatt, the German Wireless Tekgraphj Company has ■> wbiek will probably re..ne ag drawbaoki to radiography. -ays The mhm of M toTOd iparka" hai .-•a to t i- new invention. The method ii the a j that m future signals will <
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    TEA AND THE TEUTON.
    144 2 T'M. Mfl Urn Bartia correspondent of the D lily Maii," is to 1"* served to German solI henceforth m unprecedented quantities f u-t, Itt is to supplant beer md coffee a^ rtir- sUpl-> ..Iriuk of the troops. The German Ml is n t only a fust
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    Tenders for Revanu Farms.
    1086 2 Tenders are invited for th^ lea^e of Revenue Farms m the State of North Borneo from the Ist January, 1910, as set out hereunder. REVENUE FARMS IN THE STATE OF NORTH BORNEO. 1. In making arrangements for the leaning of the Farms for the next Farm
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      630 2 NOTIGES. GOVERNMENT NOTICE. A list of applications for piblic house licences, to be considered at the meeting of the Board of Licensing Justices on Tuesday, June 22nd, 1909, may be seen on application at the Colonial Secretary's Office and at the Chinese Protectorate, during the usual office hours. Singapore, 10th
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      528 2 NOTKBES. i NOTICE. I have this day resigned my position with the Sun Life Assuarance Coy. of Canada and have established myself as Insurance and General Broker. BERNARD E. ALBERT. Junejl 14.6 straitsTettlements. TRADE MARK CAUTION. NOTICE is hereby given that JOHN DIXON k COMPANY, of 193, High Street, Prahran,
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      569 2 BANKS. International Banking Corporation. CAPITAL and SURPLUS j GOLD $6,500,000. Head Omi 6O Wall Street, New Yoek. London Office TLrcadneodk House, JJisLops-aU. Street Within, i 80. London Bankers National Provincial Bank of England Ltd. General Foreign Easiness Transacted. DEPOSITS. Current Deposit Accounts opened and [nterest allowed on the daily ba:anctb
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      410 2 FEDERAL LIFE Assurance Company of Canadxs EHTAM.Ih.HED 1882. INSURANCE ir 00 NEW Business, J >0,000 NET SURPLUS t& n .an<i a mg cla'i $2,035,000 J H I M 'ana per, t»tem A: The Bobhbo Co.. Ltd. m MANUFACTURERS Utc iSSL'RWCL C Of o v ■l 1- I*] laore buisincss iv
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    THE TELEPHONE IN BATTLE.
    320 3 Tb« experiem*" Bo^r and Manchnl.i Ri-.iH d'lnfanterie," ha- DttAl it plain th.it m the fireawept zone it > M not imj.o.-M--to make ase. for the tram ittioil t f M Jr> r n of staff ofii;crs, of adji'aiits. mounted Ottox etc., an.; .a 4t*ts /.one recourse
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    FIGHTING MALARIA
    151 3 -ems very earnest m the war de tbe mosquito, and the b I .c co-operation of c tbat promises e:mI Elaborate! i3ued to householdars, to commnni- i troubled mto serve as a check on 9 cd «B an indiciition of s to be takco im warnone email onbx
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    THE BREATH OF EMFIRE.
    89 3 Daily Graphic published trom Mr FrM -|v, mi n vhi uter 9 but very effective reoue iy has •vernment would baj op (which for lan kfcsa KM>,< Q 0•> »U theW,>ldh coal min^s producing r m coal, and use this coal .'y r the (uiremsnt.s, Contioent^.
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      9 3 Pan. m the Stomach most anno> mi iliMgrrn 1
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      383 3 It was certainly a good messengei who bro igh% the newi to your house I lal A; is Sanaparilla makes the Wi -1 "rich and ted.' 1 Thi i m i so ln o are thin, pale, reebte, weak, and i Alter Ayor'> SarsapariUa haa cured oarrj the glad dm
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      643 3 JIUGTIONS. FOR SALE PRIVATELY Japanese Fancy Articles, JUST RECEIVED Ex S. S. OCEANIEN TIT POWELL AND GO'S SALEROOM Comprising a collection of rery handsome BRAS 3 VASES, BOWLS, TEA HOUSE and INCENSE BURNERS carved ivories Satsuina vasas and jars ladies' frog skin pur .-:is: elaborately carved cherry wood ARM CHAIRS;
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      161 3 MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF Chinese [fousehofd Furniiure &c. TO I{ E HELD AT No. 682-1, KALLANG EOAD, SINGAPORE. Monday, 14th June, 1909, at 4 pin. G. A. FESNANDEZ Co., Auctioneers. i Jun o 11 15.6 MORTGAGEES SALE OF THE Steam Launch Azmeere. Tuesday, 15th June, at 2-30 p.m. Official No. 626.
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      295 3 BUCHANAN'S FAMOUS gj is absolutely the best value obtainable. i||j| The reputation of this blend has been $g§ built up on the Solid Basis of Ouaiifei^ ty and Age and NO CHANGE y^^ifii as een made rom c irs^ j| THIS FACT IS GUARANTEED. > < I STEEL IRON WORK.
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      192 3 WANTED. WANTED A European Residence with TeaSM Court m Tanglin District State rent Ac. S. B. c o I -ir.neJU American first class cotter and fitter, willing to go out. Terms moderate. Apply ft, 21, Sophia Kd. Juii. 12.7 STEAM-LAUNCH WANTED. Wanted a second-hand oj steam-launch. Length 20-24 fad beam
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    397 4 A Urge rubber estate m Klang has foresold the whole of its crop for the next three years at sa. Hi. per pound. An additional police constable responded to a summons yesterday, before Mr. Mello for assaulting a rikisha puller. A fine of $5 an<l costs was imposed, half the
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    Domeatic Occurrences. Birth.
    19 4 Domeatic Occurrences. Birth. On the Bth inst., at Kuala Lumpur, the wife of B. J. Eaton, of a daughter.
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    The Singapore Free Press. Friday, June 11, 1909.
    1652 4 The Singapore Free Press. Friday, June 11, 1909. Here shall t'i- Press the People's, right Uuaw 1 I>\ influence and unbribed l>y gain Here patriot Truth h?i gloriour ptecept. d;a7f< Pled ri e<! to lif liirion, Loyalty and Ijw. Critics of Government Departments out here often do not sufficiently recognise
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    IPOH GANG ROBBERS.
    45 4 Mr. Curt Cjlin Cartii wwt ii pj gug robbers on the Gopeng roi; whilst n a rilritki The robbers fired a shut apparantlj with the idei of frightening the occupant of the rikisha, but. on seeing he was a Europein t bolted
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    HOW WE DIE.
    552 4 The bcal n suffered a low «*f 737 males and S can safely be classed as of those whom H F the Governor rjcoonneaded us to look after better m order to increase our natural labour .supply. Over one fifth ct fever of one sort or another
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      234 4 w Robinson Piano Co., Ltd., SPECIALISTS IN HIGH CLASS BY THE Leading Makers of the World. Ikchstein, Brinsmead, Ronisch, Werner, Krauss Etc. The Rachals Auto-Piano. THE PIANO EVERYONE CAN PLAY. LU3TEATI DCATALOBUE OF TBOPICAI MODEL PIANOS ANIi TERMS OF ODB Hire Purchase System. THE MOST EQUITABLE IN FORCE. Tklbphoni 191.
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      76 4 A PIANO Guaranteed for a Test Period of 2 Years, CAN BE PURCHASED FOR $3UO. Unequalled, Unrivalled, Undoubtedly THE B&ST S. MOUTRIE Co., Ltd. GRAND EUROPE HOTEL. (Corner of High Street.) I Royal Cinematograph. Bukit Kirn Cheng Hall. Tanjong Pagar Rd., (near Boustead Institute.) To=Ni&ht I To=Ni£htl ENTIRE CHANGE OF
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    SOUTH AFRICAN UNION.
    44 5 Natal'a Doubts. s. Tilsßimpk. Banter's) X -o n 1 kl •"> p.m. tv 1 noaster IsamoSM hiva taken pi 100 iv Natal .m the eve of the Union referendum. r, B -ii tad ive telegraphed to the electors -hey will de< aty.
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    GIBRALTAR'S CHIEF.
    9 5 :rai Pelham has lx> nted endent tar.
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    BLACK HAND.
    48 5 TLe Amer:* m police have unearthed at the headquarters of the .hand Italian secret society w b been responsible for countless blackmailing*, and ten m m i!. i [talj. ;i of 30IH0 11,000 n a limestone <juar rict. centre, aQ( j :n line ruts through it.
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    CUSTOMS DUTIES IN CHINA.
    35 5 E. dshingfon that conh s been received m diplomatic circles, has dually refused to pirtieipate m an International Conference the increasing of the rem «lu l ies, m return for the
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    OUR JAPANESE VISITORS.
    13 5 am. i attended at Aldershot as m Long 17 alley.
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    DREADNOUGHT NO. 4.
    17 5 Irb, the fourth of the Dreadbeen put m commission Mm Home Fieet at Spithead.
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    MAGDEBURG FIRE INSURANCE.
    27 5 MAGDEBURG FIRE INSURANCE. _-"DT* of the above l^hu Mejei and Co send us the of the company w: ita rhe t for the feu w i 5-.
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    THE SQUALL.
    22 5 Bw iv the small hours yes- ii.g Iviog along- at Tanjong P tgai tera dragged their anchors, nut n cd.
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    A SAD TRAGEDY.
    61 5 ness only 14 years of n one of the i er in her father's house m Kirn ring the small hour 9 yesterThe police were called, but l xhed the house the gir! m it the body was still warm. It seems wanted to cuter the Convent,
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    HONEST PULLERS.
    60 5 Inesda) n --owner of rikisha Jo>? brought to the J.nrikisha Offioe I two silver cups m l Ltnent m the form of face. i been claimed by M t chief otiicer n PatanL" The 10 rolls of blue cloth wor pcrty awaits a claimant. Thepu ■i a reward
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    A CHEAT CONVICTED.
    53 5 Onto :evoted much time to the investigation of allegaDg v 'iking a gral v m I ffsosai mflaenoe wtCh a police Died Am the viotiui wa.-, L TUB m who WSJ beliei the Se- ■■hi i] over Sergeant The defowid guilty and ordered to failt, i *MaUk'fl
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    ALLEGED ROWDYISM.
    31 5 X BO NN ihoWB to have up- stall an molted the •vere yesterd iv disposed t, the case been before "Mr X X CoiflMU) for irees worn mis^iflf <>t,A
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    GERMANY AND RUSSIA.
    105 5 No Coercion Intended. (P>\ Submarine Telegraph. Reiser's) B c Jane 10, LO -V.> un. Prince voa Bnelow'i organ m an article on the Blunting b" sveen the Kaiser and the F- ir, aayi that Germany does not intend to induce Russia to come to any new arrangeBMBti
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    TSAR'S FURTHER VISITS.
    49 5 Rac. June 10, 3.37 p.m. I is announced at St Petersburg that the Tsir will visit King Emmanuel of Italy at tbe conclusion of his meetings with the 8 user, King Gnstav, President Fallieres tad King E Iward, but no date his yet been fixed. > r
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    MURDER IN SARAWAK.
    100 5 Orar.i; Kaya Radi of Poi was murdered the 21s1 ultimo by Layuh, another Poi Dyak. The < >rang Kaya was sitting on the indah of his house with three women when he was attacked by Layuh who also severely wounded oue of the women. Liyuh then committed
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    TREATY SPECULATIONS.
    421 5 The Pending and F. M. S. newspapers aie ting the posts m the newly acquired states ia Eairly confident fashion. The PinangG zette, hearing that Sir William Taylor will retire and Sir Arthur Young succeed him with greatly increased powers, while Mr Brans comes to Singapore as regrets
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    QUEEN WILHELMINA.
    134 5 A writer m a w^ekfy journal states that the Qnea of the Netherlands is the richest Sovereign > n Europe, but, according to ••Truth,* 1 this is all nonsense. Queen Wilhelmiua ifl not nearly so rich as the Emperor of Russia Of the Emperor of Austria, and it
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    THE NAVY LEAGUE.
    1223 5 A COMMITTEE o^ REORGANIZATION A few ye&n aero there was a fairly strong branch of the N*vy League m Singapore, and the receipt of the monthly journal was quite a good return for the moderate subsoription paid, although there was that absence of the democratic spirit" which
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    "MY FRIENDS THE SAVAGES."
    773 5 "MY FRIENDS THE SAVAGES." It is seldom we get so interesting a mine of information on local subjects as Capt. G. B. Cerruti's Notes and Observations of a Perak Settler, translated from the Italian by I Stone Sanpietro, and published at Coino. The price is fixed at $3 50 and
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      545 5 ROBINSON Co. Sporting and Athletic Footwear .FOR MFN. jlfcK Gentlemen's T.-.n B2OGUE SHOES m Mustratioii, these l>een. 'ijjjk de from fathers whi, btHI I |gp L waterproofed by a new process, and *yp |L is a most excellent Shoe i t <]■ llk^ VCry comforlal)le lit< $7.00 per pair. Gent's
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    MERKET PRICE LIST.
    339 6 Singapore, June, 7tb, 1 The price* quoted are generally those rent at Clyde Terrace Market. At the other ■ere may be small variations. Bean, l^ong per catty do. Wm do 14 Beef I 1': }V>ef Steak do 18 Bean Spi p« i «t*/ 2 i BuiJ ltd
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      163 6 A Remedy That Nevr-r Fails. No matter how severe an attack of diar xhet l namcLTLun s Colic, Click:.* ami DiailtlOtl li*. uii-Jy fez fails to give re m caunot affotd ho lo without ti Pot •ale t Japan Coals, THE Mitsui Bussan Kaisha. (MITSUI Co.) Head Office: No. I,
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      524 6 SHIPPING. Apcar Line, The undermentioned mall steamers of the above company maintain a regular service between Calcutta and Japan calling at Penang, Singapore, Hongkong Shanghai en route. FLEET. Tons. Commander. Japan 6,018 J. G. Olifent. s.h. Gregory Apcar 4,006 S. H. Belson. s.h. Arratoon Apear 4,510 A. Stewart, s.s. Lightning
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      1192 6 SHIPPING. HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE, HAMBURG. The 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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      677 6 SHIPPING. Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen. coast uik Steamer* of the Coatt Fleet. Petctaburi 21^1 Cbem Fa LSM BoroM nOO T'era-K-on^M 15-iC Cobnohaag IQtO Fa^.*t 1667 i Kujah -y-2S An^hla 16^7 j Pitbanolok 2C19 Loci.»iin 1&.': .Bangkok ChoWag 1663 Itajaburi 1904 Pongtcrg Korat 19« JO Saiiiien 1 Chieng-mai 1815 Loo Sok Patani
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      456 6 SHIPPING. P. O. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY j Fof China, Japan, Fen*ng, Cey !oa, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt. Mediterranean Porte, Plymouth and London, Through BiHn of Ltd-ng; it-? —4 for C -i Coast, Persian GaJ, (k>iitin«ntaj and Ajzkftn can Port*.. Ste*oi;rt tcill Uava SirKApore oa oi mat;, LJ June 18 Caledonia
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    SHARES.
    966 7 $300,000 300,000 10 lo Beiat Tin Mining 00. Ltd 600 $300,000 225.000 10 10 Bruang Limited 725 $600,000 600,000 10 10 Bruseh Hydraulio Tin M. 00. Ltd 800 £500,000 444 769 1 1 Duff Development 00. Ltd 5.50 $400,000 375,000 10 10 Kanaboi Ltd. 3.C0 60,000 60,000 1 1
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    EXCHANGE.
    58 7 (UOKR2CTED UP TO June 10.) Kant 4rr s M Pnrat* credits iJ mt credits 6 m/i f/4A Feakcx, daouad Bcnk. M GraMAXT,d«niaaj 238 Tkdia, T. T, w 174 Hohgko** nd 2>]^di«. Yokohama^ demand nom. 1 Java, demand Bangkok' demand Sovi aying $J* Bank of England Kate 2^ Discount 3
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    PRODUCE.
    123 7 .June 10. Tii* |t*JiS Gambiar 97a G^mbier On be No. 1 MQanbier O.be Ne. 2 Pepperßi*ck ior4'*. Sport) 11.65 Pepper, White .Jaur Nutmegs (1 1 0 to th« b.) 1€ 80 to tt« Ifc.) Mace fiin&a) mm *m 99M (TiOYWi 'AmijoiuA) 24 75 LiV>or:*c Ooffoe H Tapiocj., mm! petrl
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      458 7 TO LET. TO BE LET The comfortable an 1 plf ailtlj utaated residence known a-* No. 17, Wilkie Road. Enfcr. Apply to POWELL Co A tioneers. .lane 10 1T.6 TO LET Road, i larffe re i > bath roo and «tab No. i M kLAO I StRBJ TO IE LET.
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      476 7 TO LET. TO LET. Shamrock" Compound Bungalow. Barker Koad. 4 Bedrooms and Bath room. Stabling for two HorscH. Apply No. 11. Byed Alloy Road. Jaac 1 1 v.c. TO LET A cool, pleasantly situated Kuropcan r<;Kidenoe at Qflstead Boad, neat N'uwton Station. Apply A.K.(r. c v Free Press." jJnne 9
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      296 7 No. 1 DOCK. No. 2 DOCK. Length inside 514 ft. Length inside 375 ft. Width of entrance, top 95 ft., bott Width cf entrance, top 60.5 ft. bott 75 ft. 45.8 ft. Water on blocks 27.5 ft. Water on blocks 20.5 ft. Time to pump out 4 hours. Time to
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      135 7 DE KGB!BKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. [Jndbe Contkaot with th» Nbthkelani>s India Govbbnmb.vt. Agents at Singapore, The Ship^ency, Limited, 2-3. Collyer Quay. THE UNDERMENTIONED DATES OF DEPARTURE ARE ONLY APPKOXIMATH. PtUMPHius Batavia, Samarang and Soerabaia (passengers only) Jane il Van den Bosch Batavia, Java coast, Samarang, Soerabaia, Boelcleng, Macassar, Balik-Papan, Palelcb, Menado,
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      2 7 DYSENTERY AND
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      842 7 VESSELS IN PORT. Man-of-war Flag and Tons Commanders Arrived r rom For Whna Sen Mew Co!. Yacht 500 Oofeoai May 24 W. in -^hiD Flay Tons Master Arrived From Consurnea }>r When Atlas Dut 343 Weltuivden.Jur.r 3 Aaufari m Ai V<". Co. ("n.-frtain Ban Hin (Juan Brit 243 Hun- J«m
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    WARREN SHIELD.
    205 8 c■, r Midbihix Bi This m i" 'a m tli" ;uw.« i- mipatition tv u»- I •••'*<), a very hard and fts' g.ime M S Bullish started the gaiue p time, sfacDonald kickmg off Im D Coy. Th« opposing lorwit n at v, tr\ and m less than
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    BEGGARS IN BRUNEI.
    278 8 BEGGARS IN BRUNEI. the Bij ih Modal I i trip up country appear wing remarks which seem to full cf meau A nuoibjr of the Brunei aristocracy called many ancient, and no don thle document produced, their owners hoping to obtain some money seemed the main obj:ct of the:r visit.
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    THE SWIMMING CLUB.
    39 8 nestaui bnneh Argo will leave John■fern's Pier for the Club Bungalow on Suniaj I asl .it 7. 9 and 1" am .2 30 and I ruing thence at B >" and 12.1 ,9 and 5 (0 pm.
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    WHAT BATTLESHIPS COST.
    320 8 Mr- Hi i i. of Boston, endeavours, m the oi 1 i I To-Day for A] rii, to explain to the Auumi yer what a big navy costs. In sixteen years the naval expenditure of the l'«it. i BtaAM has gone up from 22 to 135 ■dttoa
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    FRASER & CO.'S SHARE CIRCULAR.
    324 8 FRASER CO.'S SHARE CIRCULAR. Notwithstanding a fairlj considerable amount of local selling of Rubbers, tbe tone of the market il good, with plenty of buyers ready to tike anything offering slightly inder rates. Tins m most instances are 'utllv appreciating, whilst Industrials keep unchanged with very littlo doing. HIKIHG r
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    BALGOWNIE RUBBER ESTATES.
    352 8 The fourth report of the above Eubbor Corup.my to be sul unfed at tke annual meeting on June 17 m the Exchange says: The nett prctit on working account for the year amounts to H I. ■*>'■■'>. 4l which with the cirry forward fr na last account
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    MINE OUTPUTS.
    41 8 The following are (he outputs of the BeWt and ETuantao Tin Mining (Jjinpanies for May as reported by the Manager: The Balat Tm Biining Company L f d 639 53 pikolf. The Cuantan Tin Mining Coaipany, Ltd. 107.25. pikuls.
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    RUBBER RETURNS.
    56 8 [H< B X KNNKi II Bfi Thy dry rubber harvested for the month of May was 1,992 lbs. For the corresponding month of last year the amount was :»70 lbs. The dry rubber for the first five months oi is 19,649 lbs. and for the HUM period m
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    IN FORMA PAUPERIS.
    251 8 The case m which A. Emamkhan bin Akbar Khan sued I'undler Bappajah Chetty, m form i pauperis, for $100 due as wages, was fixed for hearing before Mr Justice Sercombe Smith m the Supreme Court yesterday. Mr Farrer Bjynes appeared fur the plaintiff aud Mr Baker represented
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    SODA-WATER BOTTLE CASE.
    282 8 Mysterious Matter. N esterday, Mr C. I. Carver opened for the Crowu a case of considerable interest to the mercantile community before Mr E. E. ColmaD, who was holding a preliminary enquiry into an allegaiion of abetticg the falsifying of the cccouLts of Messrs Ftaser EUid Xeave,
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