The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 27 June 1910

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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 27. 1910. NO. 6,9-1:5
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    234 1 Fine Hard Para sat 10 per pound Page 4 The results of Saturday's cricket match are given on page 8. K 'suits of the Klang races are given in our special wires Page 4 A hopeful speech has been made by the King of Hunt; ry P^ge
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    THE SOUND OF BELLS.
    1151 1 Few people can listen to ttie tetrad peel of mufil-d bells without emotion, a:: lately all London has listened in awestrucksilence to tbe threat bell of St Pauls which is tolled only to record the death of sovereign. We. who he ml it proclaim •lowly and
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      289 1 THE STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. LIFE ASSURANCE AT HOME RATES. NO EXTRA FOR RESIDENCE IN THE STRAITS. The "Standard" issues policies to residents in the Straits at Home Rates under the Double Endowment Assurance plan. Rates and all particulars apply r* it f*f\t i vnffp O, r. LULLitK, Visiting Supt.,
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      228 1 'KELVIN' UTILITY LAUNCH SPECIALLY SUITED FOR Hiring, Ferrying, Towing, Dock Work, General Use, Thii L ninth has been designed to meet the uemand for a stroDg .serviceable M> t>r Launch of ample power and jet of moderate cost. These Launches are verv Ma wort by, and suitable for use in
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      300 1 ALHAMBRA BEACH ROAD. THE PICTURE PALACE TC-NIGHT S IXHIBITION PaLhe's Celebrated Novelties. 2nd SHOW AT 9-30 P. M. OVERTURE BY OWN ORCHESTRA OF PROFESSIONALS. ZINGARA. Dramatic, taken in the wilds of Bohemia. THE TURN. An arnusirg and very ?uccose ful picture iJanmd and taken during the recent Paris Floods IN
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      141 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Sailing of the Koning Willein II Pa^i 6. A Turf notice appears on page 2. lirook Bonds Tea is adver ised on pag« 1. I. gal Warning re the "Dunlop trade mark Page 2. Harmston's < irand Circus at Beach Road Page 1. Sailings of the Shipsagency .Is
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      263 1 THE WEEK. Monday, 27th i High Water.— i .12 1 52 p M. M. Mail Homeward due. Elphin&tone confirmatory meeting, 2.30 p m. Tub -day, --'Stb Hi^h Water.— p (up Tie, Lagoon S C. r. R. <. A. Bookey:ls4 NISi c r.99thDeooM iufant. Wednesday 29tfa High Water. I,r!-, 3 29
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    A MAIL BOAT INCIDENT.
    411 2 IULODBAMA k? FUMIMTLB. h- K II B. "China left Victoria < A > jay. h-meward bound to London, at a late hour on Monday evening then ■urred in incident tall of melolranritic in wljo witnessed it. It will be remembered that, following on the now well
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    COTTON "CORNERS" DOOMED.
    167 2 English uid American Fin\n. irbs CO <>"KRATK IN HI.K 00TTOM BBMI One of the greatest schemes yet oontmi 1 n < onnnction with the world's cotton tpwatkNM hub just been brought to a successful con lusion in London. The idea is to establish a hu^e chain of
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    CORONATION OF KING GEORGE.
    116 2 lon, May 31st. The 1 >,nly Mai Dm date of the coronation of King «.eorge V. will not be fixed until after the tat that it \h understood that King >»e would welcome it taking plftOo, if tea--il>le, in Kmpire I>ay (M«y 24th), 1011. i lon.
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      49 2 I colds disturb the house, n nick kids worry nj.> i hm in« through the night annoys The tin <1 unl vs. ary patt r. 11 hoar him loai aud to ma, 1 u uiorruw you procure stuff to core fcbei O r kids Woods; 1 Great Peprermint Cure.
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      395 2 was (t-riainly a good get who brought t.ho news to joai booM that Av<rs Sarsaparilla rn;ik» s the blood "rirh and r«-d.' Tiiis means BBQCfa in khoM who :ir«< tliin, \>:i]v, feeble, week, and nerrous. Af:«r A ii -a par ilia ha i v the glad i to w i:
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      712 2 NOTIGES. NOTICE. THE PENEIRO FOER ESTATES LIMITED, RUKOB, JOHORE. Notice is hereby given, that persons wishing to visit the Company's Entate in Kukob, Johore, privately or on business must FIRST OBTAIN written permission from the Manager or the Agents, Messrs Behn, Meyer Co Ltd. Steamlaunch Captains have strict order not
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      809 2 NOTIGES. FRASER NEAVE LTD. Notice is hereby given that the Transfer Books of the Company will be closed from the Ist July until the :Ust July, 1910, both days inclusive, and that the registration of Transfers will be suspended during that period. By order of the Board. ALEXR. PROCTOR, Secretary.
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      562 2 Chai^tered Bank of T J l*. Australia and cuina. INCORPORATMD BY ROYAL CHJM7MR Paid up Capital in 60,000 shares of £20 each «1,200,00f Reserve Fund £1,600,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors «1, 200.00C Court of Director!. Sir Montagu Cornish Turner (Chairman). Sir Henry Stewart Cunningham, K.C.I.E. Thomas Cuthbertson, Esq Sir Alfred
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      419 2 MANUFACTURERS LIFE INSURANCE Co. OF CANADA. Established 1887, Policies are "WORLD WU>E" TKICTED," "INDISPUTABLE" and FOKFEITABLE." Claims, loans, cash-surrende-R, etc are promptly settled by the General Agente at Singapore without the delay of reference t Head Office The Reserves for protectici of Pcliri, holders are over $20,000,000 The Accounts are
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    IMPERIAL SCHOLARSHIPS.
    537 3 r tni| I publishes ten -'iDR article by Mr 1\ A. Vaile on hii btabliafa Imperial SchoUrahii that this mo\ a- gradually until it is found m into a body of >oiue kind. A on. the best method will with* appan nt. The upual procedure rgajriai a rich
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      41 3 The Best Physic. to take and ko act. a I hamberlain'i Stomach and Liver Tab a I >i-| enei rki ind Dcalert For Insect Bites 6r t Chafed Skin, he CALVERT'; Carbolic Ointment u will n the j i t i
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      459 3 Netherlands Gutta Percha COMPANY LIMITED. SINGAPORE RUBBER WORKS. All kinds of India Rubber Articles, Sheets, Rings, Valves, Tubes, Endless Belts, Hose (Suction, Steam, Hy- draulic, Armoured) etc. etc. Ebonite, Vulcanite and Hard Rubber articles. Works and Offices PASSER PAXJANG, Singapore. Sole Agents HOOGLAXDT and Go., Singapore. 1 \vlf 111 "^W^
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      714 3 AUCTIONS. I AUCTION SALE OF A FREEHOLD BUILDING SITE. At Tanion<. Katon(., Singapore. Tuesday, the sth July, at 2-30 p. m. All those two valuable pieces of freehold land situate at Tanjong Katong, Singapore, containing a total area abont 70,7 53 square fett being lots 19 29 of Grants 67
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      572 3 AUCTION SALE OF HIGH CLASS TEAK FURNITURE, PLANTS Ac, THE PROPERTY OF CAPTAIN HINSCH. AT No. 1, 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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      386 3 WANTED. WANTED TO RENT. Small House or Bungalow Famished pre forced but not essential. Stale fcenni and particulars to SIMON" c/o Free Press office. -Jaue 27 7 REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY. An expert Shorthand Typist for Eug: correspondence in Saigon. Address A. B. c o Free Press. June 28 a c 20th
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    Domestic Occurrences. Birth.
    20 4 Domestic Occurrences. Birth. At luverturret Singapore, on the "25th inst., the wife of \Y. W LLL4CI CO3K, of a son
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    The Singapore Free Press Monday, June 27, 1910.
    2215 4 The Singapore Free Press Monday, June 27, 1910. tain, pun ;>!•»■' ept- tlraw. I'led^: law. 1* is true that the expatriation incident to life ia a tropic il Crowa Colony his sonis drawbacks, chieHy the privation of the more artistic side of life. Bjt it cannot be denied that it
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    SPECIAL WIRES.
    36 4 THE HIGH COMMISSIONER (From i,m- ■■<> i Km ila Lumpur, June His Excellency the High Commianoner arrives here to-morrow and returns on day. It is understood that the obj^t visit is to discuss medical nutters.
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    10/- PER POUND.
    14 4 The Planters Stores A don cable that Fine Hml P*ra pound. <
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    RUBBER DIVIDENDS.
    42 4 (Fr < ''"nang, June 25. A special London ctbb states tl :1 lands and lowlands Rubber Compiny an interim dividend of ten p« aD( j Perak Rubber Plantation! a final of thirty per cent, making thirty r half for the ye.ir.
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    KLANG RACES.
    73 4 Kuala Lumpor, .June i The winners at the first day'i racing the Clang Bkj M^etin^ were M atral Kilat, Sodager. Li.lv Noggi Mockrield. There was a £jood afternoon" the goin«,» was of the heaviest. •Jur> The Klang races h tvcessfully. The weather was perfec: tendance excellent and tha
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    P. W. D. EMPLOYEE SENTENCED.
    44 4 II l'enanp, .June 25th, 3.15 pm. Mr Hall, district Judge, leatei Jalleh, an overseer of the P. \V. l>iudin£rs and a well known 1 player, to two years' rit»orou3 impr for falsification of accounts. An appeal has baeo > K
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    MALACCA NOTES.
    216 4 KING EDWARD MEMOK A meeting was held m I on Wednesday evening with Mr B the chair to consider what taken to permanently oomm reign of the late King. Ti.> representative and tmongti then were present the Hon. F W >u. Fisher, Lupl Watson, Stacker, Gordon, i <>ng
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    64 4 LMrd R sebery one Cornmittetand BTerjbody, the Law J welcome the He establish in the I'r library accessible I engaged in Privy C such members of tt consult judicial records of tinn )unt-<'<l that repr. I vt»rnmeut librai r, feed that :t i necessary r» the 1> D -i Colonies."
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      460 4 KELLY WALSH Ltd. to announce that they will publish aboat the end of July, a work on The Courts Ordinance XXX. of 190 7 (as amended by Ordinance XI. of 1910) Civil Procedure Code, Ordin* anceXXXI. of 190 7 (as amended by Ordinance XII. of 1909) Repeals Ordinance XXXIII. of
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      22 4 ASTOUNDING o5 cts OR $1.25 Double Faced $1.25. OUR PRICE FOR THE BEST THOUSANDS TO CHOOSE FROM. The Robinson Piano COMPANY, LIMITED.
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    THE HANDSHAKE.
    63 5 RUSSIA AND JAPAN. A Friendly Start. mirinp Telegraph.— Keuter's.) ilfut of the Duly Telegraph •J.ipwill be ligned in a few d the Km umm reUtiom into bourlineei which it is beill Uter culminate is a formal airily >Vit. there secure- j in the f the y the H
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    CHINESE MILITARY MISSION.
    10 5 n.led Vienna ilv.itor nted peror 1 ph.
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    THE GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.
    8 5 •11 12 tin Champ '.mean
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    CONFIRMATION OF PRINCE OF WALES.
    28 5 uUie Archbishop of v the terra bail g >t the .jui. re. I I leen and the oieen other members of imily were
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    PASSENGERS BY AIRSHIP.
    19 5 «ppelei: --veath left Dai h a number of ■•rs on board, t hue ina ■tnmerciai m
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    A CURIOUS STATEMENT.
    16 5 June 25, 1 1 im. Chronicle *he Daily •hat the K 1 Kiel
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    THE JEFFRIES-JOHNSON FIGHT.
    41 5 To Be Allowed. .da. Mr kerson bas intimated that he d id to interfere m tfa the fight bejht, which h;is caised such excited ;ntii- aited States, is to come of! n thi^ day ireek, the great anm > <
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    125 5 found dead in a river a Friday u-. I ind nine ducks be' i Chinaman bare ■'leu. oda 1 adi i lommercial B ink Lividend of 1- for the in living in I him into 59 < prai tlien tied up and The men wished him to confess He w.is
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    Mr BIRRELL AT BRISTOL.
    71 5 OMINOUS FOR THE CONFERENCE. H^Hy Submarine THlagraph.— Reuter's) June 25th, 1.15 pm. Mr Bintll, trv for Ireland, speak. ing at BriHol, itated tint it was ri.liculous to suppose thai the Conferenc« hHween Ministers was to meet to invent compromises. Th 1 Conference must be to iitoo*eran
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    THE HUNGARIAN PARLIAMENT.
    72 5 Hopeful Spesch'by the King. M 26 h, 9 20 i.m. The Kaapevor Frau,;~ Joseph, King of Hungary, it the opening of t lie Hungarian Parliament, thai the victory of the •rninent at the electio; «>t peaceful derelopmeni and s*reDL,"henin^ •t Hungary. The »i trernment would introduce uni.l
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    HARMSTON'S CIRCUS.
    624 5 AH If the attendance at Harmston'i Circu«. on Saturday, the opening night, maj he criter«>n, the of tha present visi* to Singapore u -1. Tue huge tent i a uew one by the way, tad tjuari. waterproof) that has been ted »t) -h Road on the open ids?
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    24 5 Ahmed I >^en of Tank Road left his bicycle in d 'ver <^»uay tor <i few minutes on Fri■rnooii, It vrai not seen again.
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    CHANGKAT SERDANG ESTATES Ltd.
    734 5 ■I! ii'ki Mi t A statutory meeting of the above company vu held ;it the offices in the Arci.lt-, on Saturday, Mr C. Bmerson presiding over a large attendance of shareh"! lers. iucluded amongst whom were Dr Wertbeimer Messrs Maraot, McGregor, W. M Bean Montgomery, II
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    STRAITS ATHLETIC CLUB.
    81 5 The half yearly general meeting of the Straits Athletic Club was held on Friday when and the following were elected President, Mr L^e K\m San, Vioe-P dent. |fr ESe Ki»:ii,' Cheng, Secretary, A. [brahin <•■■.. Mr N K imachandra, Treasurer, Mr Khoo .liui Seiu. C-iptain, Mr idjum,
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    POSTERS AND MORALITY.
    93 5 Theatrical circles were astonished by the imminent from Cincinnati, Ohio, the Poster Printers' Association had decided not to print any more posters in which ladies are depicted w^arint; tight*, Tiiis step if lie\ed to be the commencement of a purity campaign which will result in the total
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    CURIOUS CURRENT SOCIETY RUMOURS.
    669 5 CURIOUS CURRENT SOCIETY RUMOURS. Two letters from home bv the mail, from entirely different .juarters^ but from men who know the Straits well, and who were very well known when they lived in the Straits, allude guardedly to some very ■trange stories that are Hmting just now about inner social
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    THE SAILOR KING AND MERCHANT SERVICE.
    250 5 Having learnt that as an act of clemency marking the i a to the Throne ol" llx Majettj King (George V. it had been decreed that the discharge hooks of aeimen which bad been withheld by tbe Board ol' Trade owing to failure to
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      54 5 How to Prevent Blood Poison. md uf.-gk ct are tlifolnof canees ning. A cut or bruisi\ bow< iW CkVe i. attention. A i tlmt not only gives r< from pain, but being antiseptic, -!<1 withoct njatnration, is iin Isaluu. tfiis r plied all danger froia blood poisoning 1. Kor Bale
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      12 5 Woods' Great Peppermint Cure for all interna corcplaintK dysentry coughs colds &c.
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      214 5 a{£f\ ROBINSON &Co NEW DELIVERY BLOUSE ROBES I* V ~x WELL CUT PERFECT FITTING. j J EXCLUSIVE STYLES. Plain Stripe Zephyrs i AND V I White Lawn. EVERY ONE DIFFERENT. ROBINSON AND Co, Thf* Art of Cigarette Making N^^B Bouton Rouge I Co.. Tfrf inhn I i tifi fi r,.t
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      955 6 STOOMVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ NIDERLAND. Steamship Company "NEDERLAND." Royal Dutch Mail Service. Thk Company*! Hah KONIM. W [LUSH II Will Wave I>a'<avi.i on thf BOftb mst at 6 p.m. and la el n on the 2nd .July, at 8 a.m. She will sail for Sabang, Sur/. Port Said, Genoa, Algii rw, Tangier,
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      1117 6 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 6 P. O. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. Foi China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon Australia, India, Aden Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Bills of Lading issued for China Coast, Persian Gulf, Continental and Ameri can Ports. Steamers will leave Singapore on or about MAIL LINES. Outward (for China) Delhi July 1 Delta
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      639 6 N. D. L. Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremer IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE The faßt and well-known mail stearm rthis Company sail fortnightly from Br. Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Soutl ton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (conm Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria and vice v Port Said, Suez, Aden, Colombo, Penang Singapore, Hongkong, Shangh iHa and Kobe
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    IMPROVED TELEPHONY.
    446 7 At .1 recent meeting of tbe Institution of .1 Engineers an account wan givM of ::vention which may have a remark upon the development of telephony. Tbe inventor is Mr S. <J. Urown who has worked at the subject for over nil years. Tho t at which Le
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    NOVEL WAR ENGINE.
    298 7 Db^ i B -••ral C. E. H^ath, chief of the -port Service at the War Otfice, Col. •n. chief of the Gun Factory, Woolaad a committee of expert officers wd the trials at AMershot of a oil fuel traction engine designed for ng artillery of the heaviest
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    TRAGEDY AT COURT.
    92 7 »A dib t res-ing incident occurred on the rt hill, Kuala Lumpur, on Tuesday. It api that it had been found necessary that n, who had been promoted from policea to detective, should return to hid original On being informed of this by the v»' Inspector in
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    TIN RETURNS.
    157 7 April May Total. Pikuls. B elat 221 296 1,200 Bruang 836 264 1.198 Bruseh 180 200 895 Cbenderiang 125 711 Gopeng 725 630 3,445 Kamuning $4,541 3,370 $22,921 Kanaboi 267 360 1,598 Kinta 565 531 2,70*; Kinta Association 729 1,461 3,840 Kledang Kramat Pulai 647 1,084 Kuantan 79
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    RUBBER ESTATE RETURNS.
    401 7 April May Total. Allagar 2.400 3,100 11,400 Alor Pongsu 1.150 1,870 3,020 Alma 600 600 1,200 Anglo Malay M39 47,958 248,983 Ayer Kuning 273 833 Balgownie -.673 9,778 42,782 Banteng 1,381 1,716 7,126 Batu Caves 10,969 19 43,043 Batu Tiga 6,823 6.622 29, 8 tt Bertam 10,000
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    SHARES.
    1270 7 June 25. Cap. Issub. Paid. Last Div. Buytjrs. Sbllkrs 85,000 2/ 2/ Allagar Rubber Estates Ltd 6 6 7 3 150,000 2/- 2/- Anglo Malay 80% 1 9 0 110 0 50,000 21- 1/6 BatangMalaka 10 20 pr 30,000 1 1 Batu Caves 50% 17 15 0 18 2
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    EXCHANGE.
    65 7 (Cokkbctsd up to June 25 Bank 4m 8 i/4A demand 2/4^ Private credits 3ms 2/4| credits 6ms 2/4^ France, demand Bank 294 i Germany, demand 2394 India, T. T 175* Hongkong, demand 2'2;%dia. Yokohama, demand 114| Java, demand 140J Bangkok, demand 66£ Soverhigns, Bank Buying $8.54 Bank of England
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    PRODUCE.
    165 7 Jane 25. Til* $74 60 Gambier buyers 11.50 Gambier Cube No 1 14 62 1 '3 am bier Oube Ko. i nom Pepper Black (or£m. CTfert) 13 55 Pepper, Whit* (fail) buyers 25. C0 3 utmegt (110 to tke IV) w 1 8.00 Nutmeg* (80 to ike 111.) M
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      50 7 i SIAM STEAM NAVIG*TI]N 10., LTD. MAIL TABLE. I rinpKanu, Bisot, Ps.cbo, Kelantan, pin, Patani, Singora, Lacon, Handon, Lang&can, Cbainpon lad Bangkok. DUE. DEPARTI.KE. June 2C, June 29, 3 p.m. Krabhongs June 30, July 2, 3 p.m. at July 3, July 6, 3 p.m. THE EAST ASIATIC Co., Ltd, Agents
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      51 7 MARTELL'S BLUE SILVER LABEL is 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 trade prices of and please all Dealers. Silver Label. apply to Adamson, Gilfillan Co f
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      12 7 YONQ FONG, Photographic Studio. High-Clan Photographs and Enlargement. 79, SOUTH BRIDGE ROAD.
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      14 7 FRASER& CHALMERS, LI Manufacturers of Mining Metallurgical Machinery. Adamson, Gilfillan Co., Ltd. Eastekn Agents.
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      1041 7 VESSELS 1M POUT. O t FI *K *nd Tons Commander! Arrived From For Wbaa Sea Mew Col. yacht 500 Colemau June 9 Penang Uncertain Lucifer Dut 349 Van der H*m June 22 Batavia Uncertain Sea Belle Brit 400 Ahmat June g< Kuantan P. Swett. 27 Steamer* Fiaar Tons Master Arrived
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      98 7 WEATHER REPORT. Date Bar Wind Temp Ham Sky Rain. June 25. H'kong 10a 20.85 El 87 c Manila 10a 758 Calm 88 25 o 1 B'kong 4p 2<» 80 E2 sri a Manila 4p 757 ESEI 28 16 o I Kandang Kerbau Hospital June 24. l'»10. 9am. 3pm. 9pm Barom.
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    LANADRON RUBBER ESTATES.
    1096 8 Thk Gompaby*! Position am. IV p Tbf; Moond annual general meeting of the littiadron Kihhnr Kstates. Limited, was held on Slat ult at Winribefter H use, London, 8.0.1 Mr Aadn.-v. MoTlwnuth (chairman of the company) presiding. The Chairman said Ihe resident manager's report* which have buwn circulated
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    DARING BURGLARY.
    199 8 Si Amdbiw'i H si E A darinj? burglary was committed at St Audrewa House on Saturday night Ust. The masters and hoys, who are the usual occupants of the house, were away for a short holiday and the only resident oi that part of the house at the
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    MURDER IN PAGODA ST.
    129 8 At 5 5 (l on Friday evening, when M,>ha med Amp, an employee of Messrs. McAlister and Company, returned to his boeae ia S reet, he found his wife, ECatijah, hingonher bed and saw a great quantity of blood about the room. He fetched Dr Handy
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    EXTRADITION TO KEDAH.
    349 8 POWER OF THE ADVISER In the Supreme Court, Penang, on Monday an interesting Habeas Corpus motion, raising the -ineetion of the status of the Advicer to the Governcent cf Kedab, came before Air Jnatioe B li9Blie Thornton. The fact«, briefly put, are that on May 13 Then
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    DR SKAE'S ESCAPE.
    232 8 CHABOBD BT \N EI.EI'HANT. It appears that Dr Skae was returning from his usual visit of inspection to the coolies employed on the Ulu Piah Mine, which i* about mile and a-half in the jungle on the right hand side of the Tarubun Road just by Tarn
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    CRICKET.
    147 8 TWLMQMATU v S. C. C. Played on the Esplanade on Saturday, ocly eight batting for the S. C. C. Westwood performed the hat trick. Scores Tei.kc»rai»h. C. H. Mackay b Bevan 4 A. 0. Mergler b Bevan 8 A. S. Cirdner b Rooke 18 L. P. Smith b Rooke
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    233 8 TENNIB TOURNAMENT. The following ate the results of the ties played in the above tournament A Singles. Seet Hock Sang owe 5 beat Song One Sianc owe 8, 6—3, 6— S. Chia Keng Tye owe 3 beat Tan Chew Kim owe 2, 6 3, ♦> 0
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    SWIMMING RACE.
    84 8 The novices' titty yards handicap race was swum tit at Tarj >cg Katong on Suoday shortly after the arrival of the ten o'clock launch. There were many competitors and two heats had to be arrauged. The water was calm and the two heats proved exciting. The results were
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    THE DERBY.
    397 8 A Great Ra< e. The Derby of 1910, an historic and a remarkable race, has been won, and lost The favourite, Lemberg, by Cyllene Galicia. in a desperate finish, defeated Lord Villiers' Greenback (by St Fru <{uin Evergieen in the record time of 2 min. 35 15 sees.
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    201 8 The Perak buuton H and loaded a little transhipment etrgu on iSturday. The "DigtuT" wch l>i.liDg 1,100 bales of eunuies for Bingkuk. The following coal steamers were waiting in the road-: Lindenhall," Tamon Maru and Clan Macalister." The "Guthrie" was busy at Tar. jong Pagar on Saturday putting
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    JAPANESE BUYING SHIPS.
    309 8 To Oovtbol Tkadk ok Pacific O< i an. It is understood that the Japanese shipping firms are it creasing their fleets of steamers in anticipation of the increase in the customs taritt of *7. l jo a ton on vessels under ten years of age, and of
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