The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 25 June 1910

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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JUNE 25. 1910. NO. 6,942
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    251 1 The Weekly Topical Notes— Page 7. Mr R. N Bland hu» been made a Companion of St Michael and St. < rdorge l*<ige <>. A Malay boy was severely injured bv a train at Tan pm I'igar yesterday P*ge 7. A consider.tble amount of the report of
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    ALE.
    905 1 Occupying an honoured place aui.v. the good thiDgs bequeathed to the British people by their Saxon forbears. Ale is notable. Ale is sometimes in these days of loose thinking, inconsiderately called beer, and it is carious to note in different parts of the country how the term ale will
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      290 1 ARRIVED ARRI V ED Harmston s Grand Circus AND ROYAL MENAGERIE PERFORMING WILD ANIMALS. OPENING T'HARMSTON'S NEW To- Night To*Night I ADTiniU AT 9-15 P.M. I WUm JUR NEW WATERPROCF TENT. I BUY FORWARD SEATS AT ROBINSON S Doors open 1 hour eaiiiei 6 days in Advance. LOCATION: BEACH ROAD.
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      150 1 HOTEL VAN WIJK Co, Ltd. TO-NIGHT EXTRA SPECIAL DINNER. Austrian Ladies Band in Attendance FROM 7-30 TO 11 P.M. Victoria Theatre. FLYING VISIT ol THK NEW NO. 1. Bandmann Opera C»» 3 SPECHI PEBFOKMHICES 3 MONDAY Tho Cirtat Shaflesbßry Theatre SueJuly 4th "THE ARCADIANS" TUESDAY Tllt CtaMf Thei Success July
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      269 1 ALHAMBRA BEACH ROAD. THE PICTURE PALACE TO-NIGHT'S EXHIBITION PaLhe's Celebrated Novelties. 2nd SHOW AT 9-30 P. M. OVERTURE BY OWN ORCHESTRA OF PROFESSIONALS. ZINGARA. Dramatic, taken in the wiMs of Bohemia. THE TURN. An amusing and very success ful picture planned and taken during the recent Paris Floods IN THE
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      107 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Now programmes for the Alhambra and Marlborough on page 1. The Municipality call for tenders for work on the Isolation Hospital in Mouliuein-rd Page 2. At KatMes Hotel a special dinner to night Page 8. Ou the Berth Laisang for Penang Kumsang for Hongkong Taroba for Madras Palitana
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      311 1 THE WEEK. Saturday. 25th High Water.- n ;in a., 11.35 p B I Mail Outward due Cbangkut Berdang Robber Co. 12, Cricket. Ist XI Australia v S.C.C, S.C.C. Harmstou's Circus opens. Emulation Lod^e, 8 30 p. Sunday, 20th i High Water.— l Ba. sth after Trinity. Sw. Club la-inches s
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    THE KING'S STAFF.
    148 2 Simla, June 2. The following .•onimuni<j>u' bns ied Hib Majesty the King Emperor has been i to retain as Honorary Let 1 j <'imp the following I Honorary Major General HigIUMM Mahar-:a Sir Madho Gk indi.i, Bahadur '>f c.T.O. Lancert 2 Honorary ,il His Hiur > Hal
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    ORIENTAL PROGRESS.
    128 2 'hina !hk Gkbat Stumbling Block. Sir Robert A. Hadti-ld, h k.s.. Um great engineer, hat declared td»t China is the g Min^ block to all Oriental progress. He advoc.tN'd that a free baDd be allowed tpm on condition of the latter under'.iling not to interfere with the integrity
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    CHRISTIAN SERVANTS.
    253 2 It is a fact often remarked npon by visitors to the Hast that no European in the East will, if he can possibly avoid it, employ a native Christian as a domestic servant, and in the Ceylon papers one sometimes sees an advertisement with the words No Christians
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    SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES.
    116 2 St. Ani'Kkw's Cathedral. Sth Sunday after Trinity. Holy Communion (Choral 1 Hymns I, 178 and 107. 11 im Ohorml MaloM. Hymns JM. 11 V't am Holy Communion (plain) 1 pm < 'hildren's Service. pn ''honii -.\r A Sermon, HynnrM\ 12, ;m.l 215. Pfii kekt Church. k)1 .md
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      456 2 SuVj 8 >' our work a v Wi\li!in]ii)-' Doyi a ■j^jui.l faint is appetite |>o<>!? y jX^Ar>' you easily d»aerroufl system is vreakened, your H«m»<l is impure, and serious illness not far I AVER'S Sarsapariila w.i- in ule for just such caa When tlw blood is \\u\ t)i»- wrhole nervous
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      634 2 NOTH2ES. MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Tender* are invited for clearing, excavating and filling on the site of the proposed I solation Hospital at Moulmein Road. The plan may be seen and a copy of the Specification and form of tender obtained from the Chief Clerk, Municipal Engineer's Office, on the production of
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      687 2 NOTIQES. FRASER NEAVE LTD. Notice if hereby given that the Transfer Books of the Company will be closed from the Ist July until the 31st July, 1910, both days inclusive, and that the registration of Transfers will be suspended during that period. By order of the Board. ALEXK. PROCTOR, Secretary.
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      564 2 Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CEAMfMR Paid up Capital in 60,000 shares of £20 each £1,200,00C Reserve Fund £1,600,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £1,200,00€ Court of Directors. Sir Montagu Cornish Turner (Chairman). Sir Henry Stewart Cunningham, K.C.I.E. Thomas Cuthbertson, Esq Sir Alfred Dent, K.C.M.G. The
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      423 2 MANUFACTURERS LIFE INSURANCE Co. OF Canada, ■RABLIBHU) 1 I'f.licies are "WORLD WIDH vd» TKICTED," "INDISI'I TAbL, FOHFEITABLE." a Claims, loans, caHh-Hurren.: promptly sottleo by th« < n r ing^ BP^« Witb nt the llelay of riead Office W) The Reserves for protection of P«K holders are over $20,000,00r The Accounts
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    TALLEST SKYSCRAPER IN THE WORLD.
    727 3 Hl-.H POWBI WIBKLMI 1 VKNT. W ;th the passing of the wireless telphone and the wireless telegraph from the experimental to the practical stage the next progressive step in wireless transmission will be a trans Atlantic service, in the tower of the grt-at Met rt
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    CANNIBALS EATING MISSIONARIES.
    211 3 De^H-rku BT DOUTB DBA Si Soait!-- W-ihiiin^ton, April I\* Details of the eating >y oannibaJa on February sof K.v. Horatio H>[)kiuB and his assistant, Rev. Hector Laurie McPherson, missionaries of the Presbyterian Church on ga Wand, ira a brooght by the baik-entiue 1 Mary E Wiuktilnian from
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    COL. ROOSEVELT COMMENDED.
    347 3 An A.mkkican A.PPBSCIATIOM Our Colonel seems to go arout doing good We presume bis remarks in E^ypt did good in that country. His deportment and dis closures in Rome can hardly fail to do good in that city. All his b-haviours have been natural, seemly and necessary,
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    THE M. M. COMPANY.
    250 3 The accounts of the Compagnie des Mes ■agariaa Maritime* for the year 1 !»09 show that the grcse receipts amounted to 82, 1 !»7,('3i* francs, or, including the amount brought forward from the previous jear, *2, 576, «i 71 francs, against S:>.i 1 !«7,lr 1; francs
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    AN INCIDENT AT MUTTRA.
    240 3 Two officers of the Koyal Dragoons at Mut tra have well earned the lluitune Society's medals, and it is to be hoped someone will make the proper representations for the purpose of obtaining these. The young officers are Messrs Miles aud Atkinson. They with others were
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    PRINCE EDWARD OF WALES
    228 3 The London correspondent of the Asian writes Prince Kdward of Wales, who is at prates! enjoying a sliort holiday from the Royal Naval College, Dartmouth, is to complete his studies there at the end of Ibe year, and will at once commence to read for his
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      620 3 A Grateful Wife Maternity Weakness, Rheumatic Fever, Depression till and everything possibU has been done, does not all the ust] ing to restore her husban iv. The benefit w the depression and weakness ot rheumatic fever, win it: ien ;.iiled to relieve triumphant outcome of Mrs. V ihe exceptional efl
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      14 3 For all internal complaints dysontry cougb. col I* Ac. tak^ Woodd' Great Peppermint Cure
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      710 3 A LIVING MIRACLE. VKNKKVI'.LK MrseiONARY AT JAFFNA KEf.ITKS HfS EXPKKIKNCKS WITH DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS. Among missionaries of all denominations in every part of the world Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People are held in high esteem, the reason being that they are so easily administered, and so reliable
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      179 3 eslablislicti a icpuld Berber's Food is scothing and satisfying. It contains all the elements of a natural food in a c~-?c* ->-» luitcbfe for t immediate absorption. When n ilk alone Benger Food, ma</e with mi!h. :s appetising and nutritive. Bender's Food should be used For INFANTS, INVALIDS, AND THE
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    FUNERAL POMP.
    930 4 The pomp of funeral display is a deeply rooted institution. In the beginning the burial rite was no doubt simple and unostentatious, but as civilisation advanced it became more and more ornate, reaching in some lands and ages a pitch of ceremonial magnificence which seems incredible to us
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    CLIMATE AND OLD AGE.
    109 4 Dr Camming, in a paper on Old Age, holds that a '"relaxing" climate is especially favourable to people of advanced years, being directly conducive to the amelioration of the symptoms which usually accompany this period of life. Such a climate, he says, may be compared to
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    SPANISH HEIR.
    560 4 SAID TO BE DEAF AND 1)1' MB The poor little oldest son of the King of Spain is the latest person of importance to suffer for the sins of his fitherd, says Science Sifcings." It is said that he shows serious defects of speech and hearing it is
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    A NATIONAL ASSET.
    321 4 While in no way pronouncing in favour of OOmpnlaorj service as long as the present system of voluntarism is found amply suffi cient to provide us with the Army sanctioned by Parliment, ntjl the United Service •tte" we have always held to the that it would be
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    THE OLD STORY.
    138 4 Fobiioh Firms Giyihg Credit Agaih. The old, mad, foolish game has begun again up north. The foreign firms here are once more giving the Chinese credit. This, while millions are outstanding against the native dealers. Was there ever such lolly P It will t>e the old story
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      745 4 f^~^l Shopping by Post #f A boon to those at a distance. /ri&^7\ II impossible for those living in distant a m\ towns and villages to get everything h [\yJ -J==i required at the local stores, and we therefore Y/'^jlr <"j* will L»e pleased to send our illustrated caia- iji
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      158 4 ft WINCARNIS EVERYBODY^ WINE TONIC. ->i BT™^^^^^^ Jr A P-rM Bk gi\*eo alone, bui in *^^x' E.]|^9Bj 'r Pour* out vl Wirscgfascful cf Win. _-*j$ I carnis, liuid it •M p Manufacturers: COLEMAN CO., Ltd., §j«? 9 Wincarris Works. r.CfiWICh, ENGLAND A VERY FINE COLLECTION OK FANCY CALENDARS for 1910.
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    WIRE NEWS.
    356 5 H. >•: In Pi .ion. June 1 Mh. In the House (>f < M latst eight Mr iiaird. m O. f called attention to the D I jypt. He attacked the (iovern for trying to introduce of nm'-nt I which the Egyptians wer^ red. -ton denounced the Opposition
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    DIVORCE LEGISLATION.
    110 5 I', II we can only r» ■i Wefon th.it tlu'r 0 i^ r.<i Iv i legislate Attorney reneral itch 0 the i( it ate l>ook appears iruW nt in the v.ish of Mr i in tl w mailed for facilitir odj may do Buch ruor i do cl
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    ECCENTRICITIES OF LANGUAGE.
    98 5 labstitntioii b»a*e for p by M I w^ 10 w Herald," illustt nt caused by tin- Iftitei it pUu e, but I ha«l an Id old enrol at Um Labour Bu r!y captured a placc^ in the |Ue' tood out liring the Labour Buroo. 1 as I
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    GRATEFUL MOTHER.
    303 5 Ti I LI mm DOAH'B Bi EACH! Kidney Fii.lb Mrs B. Tikr, of 102, Newland Road, Worth ing, England, says: "I don't know bow to thank you nougb, for your Doan's Backache Kidney Pills have actually waved the life of my son Arthur, ago 1 I. Arthur'H illness
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      443 5 TO LET. TO BE LET. .rktr Road. King i Koail. Rent ModeiApply tO TOMMNSON A L.KRMIT, N. High st: 20 T, 6 TO LET No. Mount Sophia. Apply to J. Kahaniini J, Orchard Hoad. 1 NEWLYN COTTAGE TO LET. 17. < liNttail Hoad. Four bed-rooms, each with bathroom attached. G.od
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      393 5 FOR SALE. FOR SALE. llubber tyred gharry, pony and harness. In first class order. Harness new. Owner leaving the Colony. Apply to W.O.H, c o Free Press.' .Turn 25 uc TENTS FOR SALE. Suitable for Planters, Surveyors, or Exhibitors at the forthcoming Agri Horticultural Show. About 22 tents in good
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      667 5 miQTIONS. MORTGAGEES SALE. Tuesday, 28th June, at ?-30 p m. The dwelling house and out houses known as No. 2f>, Cantonment Road, adjacent to Neil Road, fcirjgapore. (The land on which those premises stand is not included in tLe sale POWELL Co., Auctioneers Jane 23 99.6 MORTGAGEE S SALE OF
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      970 5 AUCTION SALE OF HIGH CLASS TEAK FURNITURE, PLANTS Ac, THE PROPERTY OF CAPTAIN HINSCH. AT No. I, STEVENS ROAD. On Saturday, 2nd July, at 2 p.m. Comprising:— Carved Teak Cabinets, teak upholstered chairs, teak Display Cabinet, eight day clock in carved teak case, carved Japanese tables, teak sideboards, dinner waggons,
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    Domestic Occurrences. Birth.
    21 6 Domestic Occurrences. Birth. At 16, N'ivcc id. Singapore, on Jane 24th, the wife of E/Ekii:L Ei.ias SOLOM ON, of a son
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    The Singapore Free Press Saturday, June 25, 1910.
    1165 6 The Singapore Free Press Saturday, June 25, 1910. •ain, in the pn>l(>uged use of the kid glove by the ludian Government has not only permitted but actually, even if indirectly, fostered crime, assassination and sedition, so the use of some small application of the steel gauntlet, almost too Ute iu
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    387 6 <>ki.in\ky Mkktin-.;, Friday, Jink 24th. I the k>vei aor sir John An l< The RonHble the Aet. Co] Sec W. E th« A.ttornej F. Belfield. th» TroMniwr \V. C Mi< the Col. En<_rin««r. K. Pig ih.> P.C.51.0. W. Oilnj C. J. 8 Hindi < W. Oarbiihire. J.iknr. H.
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    Mr R. N. BLAND C.M.G.
    45 6 We are informed by the Private Secretary to His Excellency the Governor that His M ijestv the King has been graciously pleased to approve of a C. M. G. for Mr B X. Bland, the Resident Councillor Penang. fc-.-^ m
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    327 6 A periodical sale of shares by auction has been established in Penang. Without reserve Auother sixteen foot shark has been •iit oil Pulau Brani by a Malay fisherman named Sabtu Bin Tambun. An old Chinaman residing it 113 L ivender Street committed suicide yesterday by hanging. He had been sick
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    KEDAH'S POSITION.
    150 6 i/ le 24 h 0.30 p.m. The "Pinang Gtsette" laarna on authority that the situation in much qui- ter. The gravity of the conflict between Mi Maxwell and the M ilay offisiala exaggerated. AD the charges against th< British Adviser wore frivolous, deiling witfc trirlss like crockery at
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    TIN DREDGING.
    33 6 Ipoh, June 2 An Australiaii ite is now pur down trial bores iu Lumut Harbour for which if believed to exist there in tin vial state as at T i > «s> <
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    STRAITS TRADING Co.
    294 6 The followiDted to the meeting cm To writing S depiprovision tor bad an-1 net profits amoun' with the balance of I ward from last account, m.l I available at 3Ut Marcl The Directors recommend:— 1 di vi- lend of >1, and a bonus per share be paid
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    118 6 Lord Kitchener, if will attend the Army ue Imperial r Hagfa Cliff >rd, Qoloni i 5 II .rnv»« :u L rtillery Mansions, Vici minuter. The death is announced i>- tn I of i iut-M .r John took part in t] gadeit I.il it'l.tv i and had tw under him. A
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      144 6 1 fc *v f KJw *^i 3^^S )*^fji^. K^l px ff* r^HB 9^r EH s'lSi- Li IS. HZ FaaKSk fa **h* "WatsL' QALDBE3K, MACGBEGOR Go. ill 1 l A aZS a JAPANESE^ WATER. Pints per case of 4 doz. U.25 Splits per case of 8 doz. 6. 00 SOLE AGENTS,
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      146 6 LEE BROTHERS. 58-4, Hill Street, 'off Stamford Road.) HIGH GLASS PHOTOGRAPHY. Enlargements a Speciality PRICE LIST ON APPLICATION. ARE YOU SAFE In buying a Piano from a New Firm. Do they understand This extreme Qlimate. These are the questions you must ask yourself when purchasing a PIAIVO IF YOU DON'T
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    BIRTHDAY HONOURS.
    105 7 King George 3 List. 'u'ruph 0 p m. birthday honours are I' K I), M p. Utei «ter. Th« ftl ntraetor for B >ther. r. Sir Christopher I P. fOI IV II r,. at i. tn-Th d I 1 Mr .-th. i 1),. 1 lolph 1 ain md
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    KITCHENER RUMOURS.
    34 7 M ail ti oaible for the being c »nsideriting Lwd Kitchener Chief of iei i\ Staff, iu the event of ■vi'le Ljttleton retiriu^ 1 in Ireland and I I ling him. which
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    NEW PRINCE OF WALES.
    13 7 rnwall, the Ht-ir Apparent, •d Prince Of Wales and
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    ACCIDENT TO CODY.
    59 7 NEW MACHINE SMASHED. (By Submarine T«lHt;raph.— Reuter's) loael Codj fljiog over latt i Q 'k Plain in a new Light aeroplane, wm driven askew of win-1 and thrown violeutlv to eirth. The machine w 1 ini q )n(1 ii pinned beneath the wreck W hen picked up
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    LUXURIOUS ZEPPELIN.
    60 7 Lunch ii the Air. i .m. Im D caused in by the epoch-making inauguration 1)f rhl wwhip service with which there tu no hitch although the weather at the > Count /»ppelin us m the forward car -tii c mm tnded the ship. There were thirteen people on
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    PERAK GAMBLERS.
    49 7 Conviction: Nominal Pme. b, .June J4*h. The case of thirteen well-known tow] charged with gambling in Kinta Social Club ncliided to-.l re tined ten dollars each and the renniuder w< Mr E. Birch haa gone to Kuila Lumj a special conference with His Excellency the H fier
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    HARMSTON'S CIRCUS.
    63 7 This circus with its uew p^rfjrmars aui nphmts arrived here yesterdiy and opaos on the old site in a it at a quarter put nine The booking plans are open at the Robins n I 1 iu.» Company and as the Circus looks forward to a ver ion
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    A TRAM ACCIDENT.
    89 7 Drifts, a Mulaj trolley boy i -relv injure.] at Tinjong P^gar about nine o on Thursday morning. Bis car wt- going towards Tanjong I'l^ir when the tr slipped «tY the "verhead u;re. jumped down and was trying to put it i D when a car came up
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    TANGLIN NOTES.
    258 7 I Jut one match remains to be played in the regimental football league and that is down for decision on Mondav next, when A and <J companies are the contestants. <>a the result of this match haugs the des* tion of the Challenge Shield for 1910 A coy.
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    THE FUSION MOVEMENT.
    14 7 r ting of the Constitutional hing and •,iken on .I<ine 30
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    117 7 1 the Chinese 1 > dinai not be by B -sty. il her ny, •unce an interim dividend l«ncy the < > for nttu' iis absence the <us will i»c? hii re >vernment Railway earnM 11.723 in thetir^t rive mouths of 1 t -17 er thai of the I adine
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    107 7 Mr G, bTondo is recognised in charge of 1119 d Singapoi pi ice of Mr K. Suzuki. Mr Tjre I'hev Yuen in Vice Consulate f<> r China .tt Penang <luriug the absence of M< Choou Yeo \t Echo says of the Anti Sbip- Dg Bill: A keen olfijial wit has
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    TOPICS OF THE WEEK.
    885 7 i// horn l 1 TOTAL. >ne will hope that only good will OOme out of the private Conference ihat is j.-.x proceeding between four Front Bench atateameu from either side of the Hou* I Parliament The Unionist .juartett are Iffi Balfonr and Mr Austen CWinberlaiu. the
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    Mr W. G. NIVEN'S RETIREMENT.
    707 7 Pbmbntatiom it 1 p Mr W. G. Niven, the rehring secretary of theTanjong Papa* Djck Board, was the recipient of a ve-y handsome present from the staff and employees of the ]i >ard, last evening, the presentation, which took the form of a beautifully fluted
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    SALE OF WORK.
    212 7 No object is more worthy of our auppori than the C. E. Z. M on behalf of the fun<is of which institution the annual sale of work was commenced yenterday iu the Victoria Memorial Hall. The proceedings were opened at 4 pm. by Archdeacon H. C. I/ird,
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    60 7 Mr Justice Fisher yesterdaj g I^mont in the appeal of Tso < .in in Ty« VV. F. Morgan in the cam of possession of laul. The I >ipt rict Court gave judgment in favour of Mr Morgan ami the Chinese appeal^]. His Lordship upheld the de<" the Court below and
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      188 7 ROBINSON &Co <* NEW DELIVERY BLOUSE ROBES WELL CUT i PERFECT FITTING. EXCLUSIVE STYLES. Plain Stripe Zephyrs v AND White Lawn. EVERY ONE DIFFERENT. Latest Novelties in Peter Pan Collars* ROBINSON AND Co. Gall at "MOUTRIES" FOR PROVEN BY 33 YEARS EXPERIENCE. GUARANTEED FOR 5 YEARS. Over 1,200 distributed in
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    MAIL NEWS.
    743 8 AM El. RAILWAY Ti i hi R.\ ltiD London, June 3rd. A Urn dayH ai»o the L'Lited States < Jovern.inent obtained n injunction restraining 25 rail* in th* Western Traffic Association froja iaoreaaiag their freight N on the ground that the raising of rates whet*- then was no
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      55 8 Colds Are Dangerous. If more people would make an attempt to colds from which they are hui I :,anu result of this changeable weather the,,, would Km decided d t iu inilI k <r pneumonia. A few di ngh Remed> will >" l r i of it* ban I" 11
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      732 8 INDO-CHINA S, N. CO., LTD. FOR KONCKONC The Company's Steamer "KUMBANG/ 1 I tons. C aptain I^eask, is due here on 2 1th instant, and will be despatched for the abov«: ports on Monday, 27th inst., at 4 p.m. Bbe has excellent accommodation for first class passengers amidships, carrying a
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      1141 8 OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD. AND China Mutual Steam Nav. Co. Ltd. The Companies' steamers are despatched from Liverpool outwards for the Straits, China and Japan every week, and from Japan homewards for London Amsterdam and Antwerp every fortnight for Genoa, Marseilles and Liverpool and for Marseilles, Havre and Liverpool
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      672 8 P. O. STEAM NAVIGATION COM PAX V. Foi China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon Australia, India, Aden Egypt, Mediterranean Forts, Plymouth and London. Through Bills of Lading issued for China Coast, Persian Oulf, Continental and American Ports. Steamers will leave Singapore on or about MAIL LINES. Outward (for China) Delhi July 1
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      627 8 N. D. L. Norddeutscher Lloyd, B«-eme<~ IMPERIAL GEBMAN MAIL LINE The fast and well-known mail rtosiiii thiH Company sail fortnightly from Br Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Boutl ton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (connectiu Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria and vice Port Said, Suez. Aden, Colombo. P< Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai. and Kobe to Yokohama
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    COOLNESS IN THE TROPICS.
    368 9 n. despite its cyclonic and I -i enormous ad\ ipon the old fashioned punUi ts. that diopped o sleep nst wh<>n t! >y were most wanted, waking to p.tlsi*- *y when the victim nkah coolie was in a white heat, mental. But the elect \\v i'
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    HUGE CHILIAN CONTRACT.
    117 9 E -ry keen competition, rhietly British firm of cont Dd Co r.imitedi. has 9ecarorder which rnpresented' > istruction of the longitudinal Bonthern section. y will be t'hout 370 English I will \>e eventually a part of I .rr^at an which York with Valparaiso. The t'iina! railu the
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    CANADA AND THE U.S.
    131 9 the whip hand •s in the matter of I in no hurry to settle the mat :n dispute. From all ascounts it is the <luty on pulp wood and its ruinous on the American paper industry >vod the determining BO ik-».,1 to go i\ rto find
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      118 9 F. CLARKE GO. 207, QUEEN-BT, SINGAPOFB. Livery Stable Keepers Fodder Merchant*. For Rnbber-tyred Gharries and Beet Rubber tyred carriages, ring up Telephone! 916. FODDER delivered to any part of the Island SPECIALITY FURNITURE REMOVALS in our own vans, by our own men. GENERAL CARRIERS. G. ZIMMERMANN, Proprietor, Jan 18 uc
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      60 9 CDirfp first Annual Publication, singaporeTnd straits directory 1910. 1,003 pp. Royal Bvo. Cloth; Price sB-50 per copy; $9 Post Free. Publishers FRASER &.NEAVE, LIMITED. To be had from all Booksellers in Straits Settlements and F.M.S SAVARESSES KSANTAL'H fCAPSUIESi ft PURLNtss Of OIL. AND COATING Cf KENtKA-.E 1 ■VCIRTAIKTr Of CURt.
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      80 9 HOME VIA SIBERIA International Sleeping Car and Express Trains Co. Through tickets for the entire journey from any of the principal points in the Far East to any principal point in Europe or America by the TRANS SIBERIAN ROUTE The All- Hail Routk. Coupon ticket books to travel by any
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      339 9 INDO-CHINA STEAM NAV. COY., LTD. The steamers of this Company maintain m Regular direct service between Calcutta. Straits, Hongkong, Shanghai and Japan, :akin£ cargo on through Bills of Lading for Canton, Swatow, Amoy, Chefoo, Tientsin, Vewchwang, Yangtaze Ports, Formosa, the Philippines &c. &c. STEAMERS. Tons Commander "Katsang 4895 R. C.
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      790 9 VESSELS KXPECTED. STEAMERS. Siring port of departure, and (where known) date due here, and name of Agent*. Aki Maru, Japan, July 12 Pat. Simons. Alicante, Liverpool, June 23; Barlow Co. Arabia, Hongkong, July 27 Behn Meyer Arcadia, Hongkong, June 30 P < >. Armand Behw. Hongkong. July 11 M M
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    OUR SAILOR KING.
    455 10 Natal Chapiain"-. Rkcolli In the course of an address at the memorial service at Horsington Church, LiDcoln-t-hire, the rtclor, the Ktv. A. C. H. U'.ce, who is a retiied naval chaplain, said he had the honour and privilege of acquaintance with King George V. whilst he was
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    MORE OF KING EDWARD.
    421 10 The French papeis continue to publish anecdotes of King Edward. In fact, one would almost thiLk the interest taken by our neighbours related to their own ruler. A couteuiporaiv its readers a characteristic glimpse of the late monarch's solicitude for his dependents. At the time of
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    THE TRANS ASIAN RAILWAY.
    107 10 Correspondence f ro u Harbin to a leading Tokyo journal says that Mr Ando, to whom riti isted the dury of negotiating with the authorities of the East-China Railway, has ■oeoeeded in effecting a thoroughly satisfae tcry arrangement. The main point decided was the organization of
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    AUSTRALIA TO-DAY.
    779 10 "A GBBAT Pi k to Ll\E IN." There are few countries that have had a more fascinating bistorj djriug the past half century than the ißland continent of Australia, which has loomed largely in the public eye. first by reason of the discovery of goldtields, and latterly by
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    THE LATEST AMERICAN BATTLESHIPS.
    340 10 While attention has during the last f w months been so closely rivetted on the progress of the two great rival fleets in Europe as to exclude detailed attention to the plans of other countries from the mind of the layman. America has been making great
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      14 10 Wooda < .r t; at Peppermint Cure for all interua complaints Jyaentry coughs colds Ac.
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      362 10 MABIE, TODD CO.'S is a nece* S it y m ore especially in £kM hot climates, because ink c-vapo- jfiZJ^W more you will appreciate its sp;. rates so quickly. Jmf r* liability. Always clean. an<l ever MfjKj y a ready for use: won't clog /Mf Hifih Class Stationers. Jewellers and
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    MARKET PRICE LIST.
    246 11 Singapore, June 24th, 1910. per catty 3 do. French do ]2 per lb. 15 do. Sprouts tty 2 1 boo Sprouts do. 2 Jo. 12 do. 3i Batavia io. nil China 10. 6 do. 5 b, Imported io. 1 2 pore 10. nil us 10. •h 1.50
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    "LAWHILL'S" INGENIOUS DEVICE.
    143 11 Dp Sail an Easi Ma \\ln>\ j mi tiier may be num i. bat the invent: Dim of the old salt •r. r Hvis. of the Dundee bnilt Lawhill," well known in Hongkong, H hifl ship a series of sal drums on a sliding gear winch by
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    MOUNT KINABALU.
    106 11 uat Kinubalu haH already raoplished twice during tinA .third expedition will leave Isukan I in. lot the purpose of obtaining wb-H rvations, and a f photo'apha a i different heights. Tlu party will arnionth oi H.M.B. "Merlin," oiupanicd by one of his offir- l*rke un behalf < t
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    TIN RETURNS.
    149 11 April May Total. Pikuls. Bfc lat 221 296 1,200 Bruang l l.i Bruseb 1 80 200 Chenderiang 125 711 Gopeng 725 630 3,445 Kamuning 14,541 8,370 $22,921 Kanaboi 267 360 98 Kinta 665 531 2.706 Kinta Association 729 1,461 *40 Kledang Kramat Pulai 647 1,084 Kuantan 79 74
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    RUBBER ESTATE RETURNS.
    388 11 I totals are calculated for the calondar instead of the financial year, which differs with many qpmpanieH. Managers of Estates, returns for which in above list are incomplete, will help to make the list more useful if will kindly 611 in the gaps April May Total. Allagar
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    SHARES.
    1149 11 June 2i. l,ap l8su». Paid. Last Div. Buvprs Ski i frs 85,000 2/ 2/ Allagar Rubber Estates Ltd 66 78 2/- 2/- Anglo-Malay 80% 1 83 110 0 •OO 2/- 1/6 BttangMalaka 10 20 pr "00 1 1 Batu Caves 50% 17 15 0 18 2 6 1 1
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    EXCHANGE.
    65 11 (Corrected up to June 24 !UQk4 8 V* demand >-t 2/4 Private credita 3 m g 2/44 credits 6in s 2 4 France, demand Bank 2944 Germany, demand 2J!<4 b">iA,T.T 1754 Hongkong, demand 22;% die. Yokohama, demand 114^ Java, demand 140] Bangkok, demand 66£ Sovereigns, Bink Buying $8.51 B^nk
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    PRODUCE.
    134 11 June 24 Tin bayen $7 1 f-5 Gambier buyers 11 '><) Gam bier Cube No 1 ***** Jam bier On be No. 9 nom Pepper Black (ord:». B'port) 1 3 5 Pepper WLit« (fair) Nutmeg* (110 to tk« lb.)^ 8.00 Nutmeg. (80 to tat lb.) 24.00 tface fßanda) m«
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      50 11 MARTELL'S BLUE SILVER LABEL ih an accepted guarantee, all over the world FOR THE BEST QUALITY IN BRANDY THREE STAR A ONE STAR. You know it For particulars To be had by the Blue of trad** priceh of and ise all Dealers. Silver Label. apply to Adamson, Cilfillon Co, Ltd.
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      14 11 YONG FONG, Photographic Studio. I High-Claw Fhotographi and Enlargement. I 79, SOUTH BRIDGE ROAD.
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      15 11 FRASER& CHALMERS, Ld, Manufacturers of Mining L Metallurgical Machinery. Adamson, Cilfiiian Co., Ltd, Eaktern Aobmts.
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      1005 11 VESSELS IN POKT. «J Ma n d Ton§ Commanders Arrived From For Worn Sea Mew Col. yacht 500 OolamM June 9 Penang I 'ncertain Stirm. Dut A 3 i° VanderH,mJ,,ne22 Batavia Inoertain Asdang Siam 405 Chnstensen June 23 Bangkok R. AOa Bangkok 25 Baron Napier Brit 3159 Kennedy June 9
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      68 11 WEATHER REPORT. Date Wind Temp Hum Sky June H'kontf IOA W.87 El -7 K'a 7'.- SWI l B'kong If El .nila NNK< g H" Hospital Juno 23, 1910, !> AM. 8 PM. P M 08. 12 F.ih 32 J 77 t> Wet' ,er. 7J.2 7". •> .0 r. of Wind
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    THE COCOS ISLANDS.
    1889 12 fill; AUTHU; rOUNG'B &EPORT. Sir AiH.ur ntatfs in his report that: Captain I-:. C. Ryan o t H. M A- jsit»'«i and reported <»n tl ialanda in September. I visit by an < Tic«-r of the Smuts Settlements iiii >nt was that made by Mr it. .1
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    54 12 I take pleasure in adding my testimonjto the great value <>f glycogen in typhoid fever. During the Butler epidemic, I used it and the results certainly surpassed my expectations A marked influence wai the pulae and temperature, while th»* who:. type of tbe di greatly modif A Ki.viikn h.d., ConaiUtont
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    BANKRUPTCY.
    580 12 ii^fore Mr Justice Fisher yesterday. Boey Chuan Poh applied for his discharge. Mr I'.addell appeared for the bankrupt and said that a receiving order was made in 11*07. A statement of liabilities put them at >71 >< >0. There were eight creditors and four proofs had been filed for
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    SEPOY LINES GOLF CLUB.
    28 12 The following is the result of the Lad Medal for .lune. Mrs Wolferstan 54 I J. 12 Mrs Hartuell Mrs Elcutn 60 7 53
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    HOCKEY.
    51 12 The 8. C 2nd 1 met the K G. A. on the Esplanade last evening, and after a very even inline were b3aten by two goals to one. The grouud was on the soft side, and play consequently tricky, but both defences B good and many ptomising attacks were
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    KUANTAN TIN.
    469 12 DIVIDEND OP FIVE PEK CENT. Tbe sixth ordinary tz ar er.il meeting of the Kuantau Tin Mining Company, Ltd, was held at tbe re^ s'.eieJ cilice ol the Company at Gresham H< use at noon yesterday. Mr H. K. I.'ewfellvn presided and there were also present l>r de
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    374 12 <)u the P and > Socotra which arrived here yesterday from Manila, there was one death, buried at se.i. The Charon was undocked at Tanjong Pagar \»sterday. She bunkered and loaded general cargo for West Australian ports. The li. I Contract Packet Taroba with m u!s from London
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    THEFTS AND BURGLARIES.
    79 12 Mr ONeil Roberts of 2 A Llojd \i >ad has informed the police that hii M bov" has disappeared with $110. Mia hivis of -JlO 3 <.2ieen Street reports the Icsi of her "boy aud a .sin D o»e During the absence of Mrs Miller on lnursday,
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      35 12 W. J. GARCIA, 219, ORCHARD ROAD. Piano, Organ Musical Instrument dealer. Pianos bought sold or exchanged Good prices allowed for old instruments. Cheapest and best stock of Music and small musical goods in i Singapore.
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      34 12 The Best Physic. *hen you wants a physic that is mild and gentle, easy to take and certain «o act, always < liamber'ain'R Strmach and Liver TabFoi m1« by ail Ditpecfc&rki a L d Dtakrs
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      196 12 The Jost Patent, X, s (H Self -Contained Lvy\ Hundreds sold to Planters In a])pearance it is highly ornamental, having polished brass blades, and enamelled body. Invaluable tor comfort in Private Houses, Ottices and Hospitals, SOLE AGENTS HOWARTH ERSKINE, Ld, Battery-rd. PATRONISED -^^p^^^^^^^ c^ BY RoYALTN LATEST NOVELTIES IN JADE
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      107 12 Next Mails Due, Prom Europe.— Per B I Taroba to day, with mails of June 3. Per M M E. Siinonn tomorrow, with mails of June I. From China. Per MM Yarra, on Monday next Mails ai.hkaio DBBPATCHBD K)E LOVDOV. Left Due Arrived M M May 16 June 9 June
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