The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 5 August 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, AUGUST 5, 1909. NO. 6,6(58
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    95 1 The visit of the Russian Majesties to Cowes occupies much of the wires todaj Page 5. Particulars of tbe tin output an«J stock; and of various rubber company productions Page 4. Extracts from the report on agriculture for 1908 contain much matter pertinent to the rubber industry
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    A WISP OF SMOKE.
    968 1 Tho FortuDato L idy, I docided to et 1 l;<r (hat after two •asucetssful atten.jt catch her name— one of which iaejdomf made me atttibu'e the wedding of her to A most estimable gentleman who is already verj much married, and thereby to csubject for ungentle
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      271 1 THE United Asbestos Oriental Agency, Ltd. Honshon<2 9 Shanghai, Singapore. AM, aro Packing and Jointings. Wk« rope*, Manila ropes etc. Rubber ami other jointii.Rs. Wooditc Kings, Cups, Cones and Sheeting. Htxibh Metallic lubing for Salvage Work. Dixon'B Flake Graphite. n xibl. Metallic Tubing for Fire fegia g. Jlrilliautsbine for Brass
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      185 1 CALL AT MOOTRIEy TO HE Alt Piano-Player. Made and Guaranteed for this Climate. The cheapest undoubtedly THE BEST S. Moutrie Co, Ltd. UNDER HOTEL EUROPE ADI3 HUILDINGS. Popular Wants. HALF THE COST at which coolies were available before, we now supply coolies at to ESTATES AND MINES. Tin: Straits Immigration
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      241 1 Entertainments. harimThall (NORTH BRIDGE ROAD.) TO-NIGHT. Grand Change of Programme. ELTON BLACK. The fatuous Scotish Comedian in NEW SONGS When Highland Mary did the Highland fl ng" •I'm a Soldier "The Wee Aberdonian MISS KATE HOWARdT will recite Bret- Hart's American Jingle LITTLE BREECHES" ELTON BLACK in latest London Successes.
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      82 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. The business of The Dispensary has been converted into a limited company Pago 2. Bank Holiday notice for next Monday Page 2. /Bankruptcy notice re Ting Chiam Thow— Page 2. Paroo for Western Australia, Carmarthenshire for London Page 6. Powell A Co. sell household furniture Page 3. Notice
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  • Page 1 Miscellaneous
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      404 1 THE WEEK Thursday, sth High Water. 1.10 a. 3 I Mail Homeward closes 3 p 2J.D.L. Mail Outward due. Friday, oth i rligh Water.— o.44 a., 1.46 p Cold Storage Co noon. Municipal Commission, 2 30 p Legislative Couzxoil, 2.30 p Mark Lodge, 8.30 p Saturday, 7th i 3:gh Water.—
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    METCHNIKOFF AND THE SUFFRAGETTES.
    663 2 A» a Ruuian girl atudent visiting your free cuun'iy, whore, ail tkiagt am ext-nm-'l ai*d dis« .1, ti to yju th:j views of t Hcisntis*. Bliai M> t. liiiikr.ff, •raiag Urn burning Mttion of S Elian MefchniVoff'a r*»putat if unTLe o< r.thiou on vrUbh hi pressed
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    ANOTHER MIRACLE.
    155 2 ANOTHER MIR AC LE. The miracU s ptrfltßMd by Little'R Oriental Halm are almost coontlens. Men and women *ho have become crippled by tho horrible agoiiios of Kh«uuiatism are throwing away oru 1 mxh, an- 1 tattdflgta, aud walking free wiih elastic step. Rheumatism iv the back or nhouMors. in
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      45 2 Two clean Booklets on Sexual Questions Hont in sealed envelope for 20 cent* (silver pieces) Men orer 85 need not answer this advt Readers of these Booklets may enter oar |10 Prise Competition. Address, The Alliance of Honour, 9, Dublin Road, Singapore. July 29 298
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      1125 2 Tenders for Revenue Farms. Tenders aro invited for the lea^e of Revenue Farms in the State of North Borneo from the Ist January, l'J-0, as act out hereunder. REVENUE FARMS IN THE STATE OF NORTH BORNEO. 1. In making arrangements for the leasing of the Farms for the next Farm
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      584 2 LEONC CHEONG Co, TAILORS AND OUTFITTERS 61, High Street. Cvr 8 Aw% n it r HrAP Sal r Greatly Reduced Prices from Aug. i to 15/ 09. Tweeds, Coatings, Handkerchiefs, Fancy Shirtings, Flannels, Shirts, Hats, Helmets, Tweed Caps, Spectacles, Telescopes and Toilet Requisites Etc. LEGNG GHEONG Go. BARUGH Co. The
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      419 2 NOTI&ES. NOTICE. THE EXCHANGE BANKS WILL I<E CLOSED On] Monday, August 9, The Coronatioa Day of Their Majesties the King Qaeen. A °g s 8.8 NOTICE. Neither the Captain nor Owner of the Norwegian ship Winnipeg will be responsible for auy debt from any person uf the crew. JACOBSEX, Master.
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      529 2 BANKS. Internationa! Banking Corporation. CAPITAL and SURPLUS GOLD $6,500,000. Head Oifice 6O Wall Street, New York. London Office Threadneedle 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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      542 2 FEDERAL LIFE Assurance Company of Canada. EBTAHLIBHED 1882. INSURANCE in I ore, Over »35,000,000 NEWBasinesa, 1908, Ovor $6,000 000 NET SURPLUS above liabilities for roserr. aad all outstanding c U over $2,035,000 --aits Currencj'.) J. H. EVANS, Manager, South Eastern Ana The Borneo Co., Li n. General Agents, Singapore. J—
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    JAVA NOTES.
    672 3 {From our Mr C R I'ur, agent cf the Expert Mj t<iu Lfuvtm and Co., will lesign in M ii *«rabava a^tLt, will succeed Liv:, while Mr 1* H I thil fitin at Uitavia, ki.l ;..i.«' up the Soeiabaya 1 till the It of Aogutt Mr the well
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      54 3 Eon t Ignore Slight Injuries. Don't Mgbct fi»vinj» every cnt. wcuml or brume prompt attention. I'looil poison may IMW and an u^ly «car or cv« v tho loks vl luub r. laiubt rliiiii" l'un; Bah an antiseptic, he&li t)ie wound rapidly and all danger in avoided by its use. For
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      649 3 auenoxs. AUCTION SALE OF Household Furniture &c. AT No. 7, MOUNT SOPHIA On Saturday. 14th August, at 2-30 p. m Spring Mated aud upholstered drawing room suite kak round table with marble top e-jfcravinßH Ac. Polished sideboard, dioing table btulwood stacdard chairs dinner service tantalus stand Ac. Pclibhed almeirahs, dressing
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      523 3 KELLY and WALSH, Ltd ■ktt.™ 8 3!^,-, T THE EXPRESS corres. NEW NOVEL PONDENCE CABINET. (COLONIAL LIBRARY p:i)ITION) n Containing 50 CorreEpondence Cards and 50 Envelopes. ELEANOR GLYNN p r/cc 40 e eats AUTHOR OF "three week v "visits The Superior Parchment of Elizabeth. Etc. Etc., Stationery Cabinet ENTITLED If
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      214 3 White Ants!! Teredos, Dry Rot, Decay in Timber. JODELITE. The ONLY SAFEGUARD has been on its trial in large quantities for the past 10 years in the Straits Settlements, and proved all that is claimed for it. Six pieces of deal were partly coated with Jcdelite and buried in a
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      16 3 DUNLOP Motor Tyres Prices have been Advanced •3f3 CENT FROM IST AUGUST. SYMB Sr Go.. Agents.
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    The Singapore Free Press
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    Thursday, Aug. 5, 1909.
    2184 4 Few men or women are so constituted as to be indifferent to the appreciation or disapprobation of their fellows, and writers are very rarely to be fouad among those few. Observe thit the debitable ground of whether journalism is or is not literature ia carefully skirted
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    32 4 In the F. M. S. team va the Straits at Cricket the name Cannon should read Bannon, and Pallein-Thompson is one name. Lonsdale who plays for the Straits is a Penang representative.
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    INTERPORT CRICKET.
    283 4 bin ro visit H t<mm. It is witb considerabto gati-: we are able to state th;it theinh rp. i cii matches will this jmt li«> km. I. u^h it is perhips wrong to speak siu^e the list, nv.it eh WAS o I'JOi. in that y.'.ir a S raits'
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    POLICE COURTS.
    598 4 Druvi vni I Before the 2id laagisti Saj several Chiuani m weie up lor creating disturbance, sorn" being under the ii.il i ence of liquor. I ie Imposed ia eichc;.s>oi $2 or 1 days' imprisonment. Tkk>('AS>i\.. i TaVJOVC I'r A new avriv.il from China, Liin Ch.in, aud prot\sssiug
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      251 4 i DOW'S PORTS j pAßßDrnur «hmd» UHLUDCUR S/LV7I ;iAM> GOSENS, MAGGRECGR Pmptietow of Urn AND CO., "DOW BRRND Sn|*> Aaoritc n and by lioyal Warrant of Appoint- I UIC h b CJlia IM meet, Purveyors of Port Wine to the East. HjS M}J£STY K|fJG EDWARD V 1! LITTLES fa Have
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      76 4 THE "MANSION" Entrance Oxley Rise and River Valley Road. High-CU&s Boarding House. 10 comfortable and well appointed Rooms. Ter.nis Ccurt and Commanding View. rerms Moderate. Telephone 563. USB flBBBSHHBUVB) 9BBBBSHB1BHB) 4BBCSB9MDBBB SW I I RAFFLES HOTEL SPECIAL DINNER SATURDAY NIGHT 7th August, 1909. By kind permission of Lt. Col. R.
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      21 4 Morrhucl Creosote is a splendid and efficacious preparation in pulmonary troubles." (Unsolicited) J. W. Beaumont, M.R.c.B.Engi land. 8 April, 1904. 9
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      51 4 Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. This is a medicine of groat worth au<l men* Try it when you have a cou^h or cold and you are certain to be pleased with the quick relief which it atfords. It is pleasant to tak* and can always be depended upon. For sal* by all
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  • TSAR AND KING.
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    BUDGET ECONOMIES-I
    169 5 ■pily grumbling, 11 in t !.»> iiuMiiin^ il 1 ■n^ii'y foMbliog To Optß the s( ii'l.'j y J(or Tbra, .1 boxful <-f I < .illin^' 1 with ;i l»roadsi !e of To polish Li.-, boots. A waoli ;it (he sink, aril a to 1 Then IX for a
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  • F. M. S. PRODUCE.
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      THE TIN SITUATION.
      65 5 PenaDg An,' The tin cousump'ion in tho Halted King. i^ J'lly t tailed 1,400 tons, on tbt Coutiuent 1 u l ;:1 A-neucA ■apply on A v 20, l t««us. v eoMompli neUsally the M tint. tm%, but thu HlipmcEts •> the B Ij were Urger ing
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      Latest Rubber Crops.
      127 5 .7.) X i' i Lumpur Aug. I T ftd L »wUadi crop for It miking a IJ f MVM months. l w Etubbw i. x produce! ma li 'luring July. M ilay crop for July was i ttdl Tbi I 'at a ling w.i 8 1 p
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      MINE ACCIDENT IN PERAK.
      21 5 {From mitmtS A UnJslip look place at Lihit Kiri Mine yesterday, by wbiea e^ht Kling9 were killed.
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      SALAK SOUTH.
      26 5 The output cf clem on from Sil.ik Sjuth Mue for tho month of July was 850 pikuls. (Messis F. \V Uxiker aud Co. Sjcretat > <
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    THE WAVING OF FLAGS.
    511 5 Mr Haldane, when a-ked in the House of ComaoM by Mr W. Ashley whether he would ctioa the fljiag of the I'nion Jack from War Ottice buildings on Kmpire Day, replied that the Kinpire wa> not lield together by the waving of lUgs. Oa June 21st
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    AGRICULTURE IN THE F. M. S.
    1656 5 An Interesting Report. The report on Agriculture in the F. M. S. is signed I v Mr J. B. Carrntherr, although that gentleman has n>w left tho service. It is a document tint slnuld be carefully read by all actively connected with rubber, as
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      DELAYED WIRES.
      166 5 To tuf, Editok, Dear Sir,— On Saturday last I sent a telegram from Sicgipore to ""Smith, Penang," backing Castro for $:<X>. The telegram in question was received by the p< stal authorities about 1 20 pm but was not detp itched until about 5 16 pm, owing to
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      DEATH AT TANGLIN.
      78 5 The death oocurre] early yesterday miming in the Military Hospital of No. 9043, Pie. T. VVatkinson, Middlesex Regiment, from ippendietttl and pneumouia. The deceased ealisted iv tbe Raiment in 1003 and has done service in South Africa and Iloc^kong. Tbe funeral took plice lasf, evening at Bidadari
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      CHINESE CURRENCY.
      93 5 H. E. Sik Liang, Viceroy of tho Three Eastern Provinces, ha 3 applied to the Waiwupu for a sum of five million dollars with which to open a Bank for the territory. The scheme is considered advisable ia view of the existing financial stringency. The Ministry of Finance
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      49 5 Sold the World Over. Wi: bavc in stock many colic and diarrhoea medicines," says R. M. Wbito, a prominent merchant of Turtle Bayou, Tex., U. S. A., 14 but sell more of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Kennedy than of all others pat together. For sale by all dealers.
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      176 5 ROBINSON Co. Sterling Silver Goods EMOllf H If if v^ ON VIEW fwt_ y,c«/ SILVER MENU HOLDERS. NEW AND ORIGINAL DESIGNS IN SILVER TEA SERVICES SILVER VASES ;?f T BOH dishes I™* SILVER SALTS PEPPERS IN CASES SILVER PHOTO FRAMES SILVER CIGAR AND CIGARETTE BOXES. Handsome Solid Silver Rose Bowls.
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    SHIPPING IN JAPAN.
    566 6 Trade in the Eattt, and shipping in particular, were exceedingly V>a«l when I pasned th*» mouud in M irch nnd April of this jeax. i 1 Hongkong I heard t 1 1 u\o*t of the time-chartered bo:us which had hithsrto l>een engaged in the China coaitin^ tiade
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      215 6 The Siam Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. Mail Tai!LE. Aiiiisr, 1900. For Tringjrano, Bisat, BacLo, KeJ&ntao, Banpnara, Telupin, Patar.i, Singora, Laccn, Kohsamui, Kardon. Lttn^auan, Champon, Kuhlak and Bangkok. Ani\alat Depi. Iroai B'pore. l!<!il>»t V Aug in. 7 \u7. at >'• |-i l THE EAST ASIATIC Co., Ltd, Ageutf. FOR S7ZLE. FOR
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      627 6 SHIPPING. MX. Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremot IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LIHE. The fast and well-known mail steamers o this Company sail fortnightly from Broxnen Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southaioptoi Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (connection Marseille* Naples, Alexandria and vice versa) Port Saii Sues, Aden, Colombo, Fenan^, Singapore, Hon^ kong, Shanghai, Nagasaki Kobe to
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      1126 6 SHIPPING. HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE, HAMBURG. The fltaamers of this Company maintain a regular service between Hamburg, Bremen Antwerp, and Rotterdam, and the Strait*, 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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      725 6 SHIPPING. P O STEAM NAViaATION COiiPANY. For Chlc«, Japan, Penang, Ctrton, Australia! India, Aden, Egypt, EediterrantAn Port*, Plymouth and London. Through Bills of Lading iMned for Oluna OotLP.t y Persian Gulf, Continental and American Porto. Stcamsrc will Slogapor* on or aboot MAIL LINE 3. Outward (for China) Dcvanha Aug 13
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      621 6 SHIPPING. OCEAN STEAM SHIP Co. Ltd AND China Mutual Steam Nay. Co. Ltd* The Companies' steamers are despatched Liverpool outwards for th« Straits, CMaa Japan every week, and from Ja^an homuw&nL* for London, Amsterdam and A i nitfht; for Gonoa, Marseilles and for MAneiDfl H -< uad Livttp One outward
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    SHARES.
    899 7 Intud p*ld sp V*i« up Comply. $300,000 300,000 10 10 BeUt Tin Mining 00. Lt4 625 $300,000 225,000 10 10 Bmana? Limited «50 $600,000 600,000 10 10 Bmseb Hydraulic Tin If. Oe. Ltf 800 £500,000 444,7^9 1 1 DuS Development 00. Ltd <j 00 $400,000 875,000 10 10 Kanaboi
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    CLEARANCES.
    133 7 Aug. 4. Ban Yong Seng, Brit, str., Angu3, for Muntok and Paleniban^. Hai Nam, Brit, str, PaillipP, for Muir an<s Malacca. Ceylon Maru, Jap. sir., Pyue, for Colombo and Bombay. Kanio Maru, J«ip. Btr., S^maaer, for Antwerp via ports. Resident Schieff, Dut. str Unua, for Rhio. Kinta, Brit, str.,
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    VESSELS AT TANJONG PAGAR AND KEPPEL HABBOUR.
    88 7 Wrtarves and Docl-9 at which different vessels were berthed yesterday. East Wharf Basin Hcng Bee, Tancarville. East Wharf Sec 1— Kalomo, Craighall. Section I—Sheers1 Sheers Wbarf Yesan Mam. 2 Teesta, Catubyses. 3 Ceylon Maru. 4 Nuddea. s— Nil. 6 Patani. 7— Nil. M
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    75 7 Mails alriady dbspatcbbd fok Lohdow. Lift Dub Arrived M M June 28 July 21 July 24 PA O July 2 July 24 July 26 NDL July 6 July 28 B I July 8 July 30 M M July 12 Aag 4 P A O July 16 Aag 8 NDL July
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    EXCHANGE.
    69 7 j Ut XO Aug 4 Uink4 ?8 '2/4 4 demand 2 4/ Private cr< Jits 3m s fc/4 credits 6»n s 2'i\* (France, demand Bank... 294 iGermany, demand 238 i India, T. T, M 7S BowQKowa, dmuad 24i%di«. Yokohama, demand nom. 11*3" Java, demand lqoi Bangkok demand fj SovjcßKiflxs,
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    PRODUCE.
    145 7 An,?. 4. $67.t><) Gambior buyers 9.90 Gambier O&be No. 1 13 JO Qambier Cfnbe No. 2 12.00 Pepper Black (ordn. S'pon) 1 1 .60 Pepper, White (fiiir 18 2$ Nutmegs (110 to tin I¥.)^« 16X)O Nutmegi (80 to lit IV.) 22 CO Mace (Banda) norn Oloree (AmboUia) 24 7$
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    PASSENGERS.
    134 7 Per P. Si O. Malta from Hongkong.— Lieut. Bagley. Per Nuddea Messrs C and C. Ligrancf. D. Aitken, H. Lothian, M X Z m, G. Shirna. G. Sastuto, N. B. Smith, Hodji Euguf, Fentcn. Chapman, Capt. C. E. Fonst, Mrs Alert. Per S«langor Mr and Mrs A. C. Wall,
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      477 7 J. d'A. PEREIRA (F. R. H. S. LONDON) Horticulturist Florist. COLLECIOR AND EXPORTER OF HID 3 AND RARE PLANTS. old mfxlal from the fa 1 k By Special Appointment h Majesty the King of Sian:, H. 11. i H. If. tilt.- Sultan of it flower* always on hand, oris etc
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      628 7 TO LET. TO LET Btru\n, 7 Letflil Hill, Ciran^'* K>aJ. 1 bed room- rt lag. Tenuis lawn, dan and Water laid on Apply to T. Murray Robbwow, BtMm Place. lg. II DC HOUSE TO LET. [OHTL4ND.- Modern built Compound llou-' N Cuppago Iload, watvr laid on Apply to LEE PEK
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      298 7 THE YOKOHAMA DOOK^oTLd. No 1 Dock. No. 2 Dock. no. 3 Dock. a^u. ....j (In Course of Constiuction) Docking Length 515 feet Docking Length 376 feet Docking Length 481 feet Width of Entrance 80 Width cf Entrance 50 Wi ith of Entrance 63 Water on Blocks 28 Water on Blocks
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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      670 7 VESSELS PORT. T,- 4 ToM rommandcra Arrived From For Wh« BanHongL.ongßntTcO Rnshton Aug 3 Bangkok Low Sum Bangkok 5 5 Tf J°! 9 5 V enBCn J^ 27 Penang Bou«tead .Shanghai Calor* S° DB n f^J 1 V •^^nha.nStraitaSSCo.lWtaui Castor r !j^ 3 n P» bl %3 BaMrug CaUßm Lm,kat
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    A MURDER CHARGE.
    673 8 Stuuoole on a Dim Vessel. l>efon> the Chief Justice, Sir William I! Hjndnian Jone*. and a special jury at the AasixM yesterduy, a J ivaunse "boy" earned Termok, employed on board the Dutch steamer Van deu Hj«ch. wan arraigned on a charge of munJer. Mr Crabbe Witt
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    BEAUTIFUL STAGE GOWNS.
    267 8 A draniii of modern society is inevitably a iIMM of k'.uitiful fOWMj and "His Borrowed Plumes," Mrs Cornwall;* West's play at tbe Jlieks Tli.-.itrf. fulfils this necessity in admirable fashion. iteliness is the keyrote of the lovely MB* fections worn by Mr* I'atm-k Campbell. All of tin
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    67 8 Infantile Cholora. Any unusual looseness of a child's bow< Is during the liot m< ather should b< warning to mothers. Infantile cholera may develop in few hours, and prompt action should be taken to avoid it- Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, followed by a dose of castor oil, will
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    LATE WIRE NEWS.
    1112 8 (Via Rangoon.) Sir A. Fkaskr. Allahabad. July 25. A home correspondent writes to the Pioneer that there is a strong rumour that Sir Andrew Fraser is seeking nomination as Liberal condidate for Perth City. Sir It. Pulhtr, the present member, is over eighty years of age. Surprise
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    S.C.C. BOWLING TOURNAMENT.
    119 8 RESULTS OF YESTERDAY. Single. E. A. Brown, owe 3 beat G. W. Crawford, I, 21—13. Championship. T. C. Hay beat C M. van Cuylenburg, w.o. Dorm.Ks. R Scoular and M. B. McKean owe 5 beat E. L Talma and J. E. Tyler, 4 21—6 TO DAY'S TIES.
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    L. L. T. C.
    204 8 RESULTS OF YBBTEBDAY. Mixed Double* Handicap. Mrs Coombe and Mr Dannys owe 30.4 beat Mr 3 Buckland and Mr Carpenter 3, w.o. Miss J. Gunn and Mr Salztnann owe :30 4 beat Mrs Smith and Mr Biemner scr, o—4, 2. Mrs and Mr Daibishire scr. beat
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    S.C.R.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    15 8 Championship. £ong Ong Sian^' beat Kiong Chi a Enir C— 4,6— 3.
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    BAZAAR AT THE MEMORIAL HALL.
    194 8 BAZAAR AT THE MEMORIAL HALL. On Tuesday and yesterday evening a protty little b.-zaar van held in the Victori; Memorial Hall upst; irs, in aid of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, a K>man Catholic organization which does much useful woik amorgst the poor, and ii sadly in need
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    796 8 The port of Bangkok hxe been declared plague infected. The Imp. German mail steamer Buelow haying left PeuaDgyeslerday at 10 am. may be expected to arrive here this afternoon. She will probably be despatched for Hongkong, Shanghai and Japan to-morrow morning at 9 am, The Yorkshire owned freight
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      21 8 CHANGE OF ADDRESS W. J. GARCIA Piano Music Dealer has removed to larger premises Situate at 219, Orchard Road. (COBNEB OF)
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      262 8 c y n tAf ?^W > W^^ 1 A delightful balm for the skin t. keeps it soft and smooth as velvet. Preserves the beauty fiA/ < L < J M# jr^r in tropical climates, imparts an i exquisite sense of coolness and >A comfort when hot and perspiring Neither
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      104 8 WEATHER REPOUT. Date Ear Wind Terr.p Ham cky Rait Aug. 4. 3'koug 10 a 39.72 WN\V 1 85 c Manila 10a 758 WBWB 28 25 o 1 i H'kong 4 p 29 n; W! 87 o Manila 4p. 11 6 WSW3 28 25 o Esnckcg Korbau Uot-paa.!, Aug 3, 1909.
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