The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 27 June 1911

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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, TUESDAY JUNE 27. 1911. NO. 7,250
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    145 1 Further Coronation news is filferirg through by uiie asd post. The Lords Mayor's party sp»>?it a wet nit;ht in the Solent. Tn the Pioudloek Case, the Kirg has referred his telegraphic correspondents to the local authorities tor the exercise of the prerogative of mercy. Her M^ j
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    " BORNEO " BABBLINGS.
    1657 1 BORNEO BABBLINGS. At lust, my dear Auut Maria, I am coing to fu til my piomist* of wiitiug vc u a few lines about our v< y« gp, ard feel Mire you will be much iuUreMed in all ibe wonders (to you) which I have to relate hen I consider
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      277 1 W the nmmwn, Beach RoadJ I SOMETHINO WORTH SEE.NC S a SHOW 9-3O TO II P.M. 1. Overture by Own Orchestra. H W 2. Betrayed by a Perfume. T )>e Cobbler and the Financier 8. The Art of Paying one's Debt. 9> < wit V M p ™ce in the
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      188 1 [WOLSELEY CARSf 1 OCX VCOi soieAg e nt S! -CENTRAL SJgJI LTD. 671, BUTTERY ROAD. &S=-THE CLEAN SHOW. THE STAR OPERA Co THE DUTCH AND MALAY VAHIETY ENTERTAINERS AT THE THEATRE ROYAL, The only Comfortable Theatre in North Bridge Road. To-Nl&ht To.Xight An entirely New Performance Radim Naga Beranta. WILL
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      227 1 MARLBOROUGH CINEMATOGRAPH, BEACH ROAD. OUR PICTURES Are Shown with Steadiness, and comprise übjec ts which for their high quality ARE HARD TO BEAT When yoa consider what we give you FOR THE PRICE iYOU PAY 2nd Show 9-'O to 11 p.m. 1. The Guerrero Troupe (Mexican Equilibrists). 2. Caricatures. 3.
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      95 1 > < lATIST ADVEftTISfMUNTS. The new time table for week-days of the Singapore Government Railway is printed on page 2. For sale a large gramaphone Page 2. Krani able to write shorthand Pagt 3. Sale of private effects by Powell and Co. Page 3. Notice to holders of bearer share
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      350 1 THE WEEK. Tie. day, 27th:— Hich Water.— ll 30 a., 10 25 p Emulation Lodge, S o(J pm Wednk:day, 28th High Water.— o 17*., 11.11 p THURSDAY, 29th Hijfb Water— l.2 a., 11.58 p P O Homeward mail due Fcotball Cup SRC v Bulfa I Friday 3oth High Water. 1.46
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    GOUT.
    236 2 6 Years Cured. Mr. James Viok, of Avon Cottage, Batheaston near Bath, England, is well-known and highly respected. He writes Dear Sirs You will remember that about three years ago I called to thank yon personally for the good Doan's Backache Kidney Pills had done me. It is now
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      72 2 How a Great Reputation Was Won. You are not experimenting on yourself *hen you take Chamberlain's Cong hßemedy for a cold, as that preparation has won its. great reputation and extensive sale by its re markable cures of colds, and can always be depended upon. It is equally valuable for
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      658 2 FOR S7ILB. FOR SALE. A large gramophone by the Gramophone Company, Ltd in first class order, with seventy 10 inch and 12 inch records. Apply to L.MN c o this Paper. Jun. II tt3 2-7 FOR SALE. The British Steam Launch BUSOO Built in 1906. Registered in 1907. Length 80
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      228 2 NOTiGES. THE STRAITS TRADING Co, Ltd. Notice to Ho'.ders of Bearer Share- Warrants. Notice is hereby given that on presentation of Coupon No. 20 at the Chartered Bank of Icdia, Australia and China, Singapore, or the Office of the Company, ho'ders will receive SI 5 J per share, being the
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      687 2 NOTIGES. NOTiCE OF REMOVAL. The Offices of EVATT Co., and of the following Companies have been removed to Commercial Union Buildings, Robinson Road: The straits Times Press Ltd. The St. Helena Rubber Co., Ltd Hevea Rubber Planting Co., Ltd (In Liquidation). The Jndragiri (Sumatra) Rubber and Guttapercha Co., Ltd. Sitiawan
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      677 2 Selangor Turf Club. Summer Meeting, 1911 Tuesday 4th, Thursday 6th and Saturday Bth July, 1911. F*RST DAY. Tuesday, 4th July, 1911. 1. The Beginners.— Value $400. Distance R. C. A race for all horses that were Maidens on May Ist 1911. Weight 9st. Exgriffins allowed 71bs. Winners of one race,
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      516 2 Ten poun3 Rterling shall b<- equivalent of one hundred dollars hundred acd twenty guilders when dt ing the advertised value of stakes "^UJIn calculating the advertised value of race the value of any cap, p l ate Ol other than money whall net be included Entries must be made on
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      474 3 Pneumonia and Pleurisy After Effects expre-- the miserabfe tocmmti she endwSd from hT* JT* V to an I pleunsy, the aches, sleeplessness ne?r,l£ the effects f pneumonia do iled 10 remedy. N? tolw^' Vi K ta lvhidl «n J uch suffering without <J£ S^? 1 fc W»«tw owing Ph, ;hat
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      693 3 WANTED. KRANI WANTED banrwtt'lnd 11 C mpetent Rho^ "Free Pres," Appl > Jane 27 80-6 SHORTHAND CLERK WANTED jQDe 21 mwf 29-6 WANTED A first class[ BROMIDE printer Apply to G.R.LAMBERT&CO,Ld.,3a, Orchard-rd BITTJATION WANTED. A Straitsborn Chinese with five years ex penenee of general office work in "a Share Broker
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      821 3 AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Household Furniture, Plants Ac, &c. AT "WANDARRI," No. 1-a OFF DALVEY ROAD. On Saturday, Ist July, at 2 SO p.m. rh«i« ar T Cd i, ka V Cab P ff fitted Wilh Bbelves and cn P°oard below; upholstered rattan teak WMt !"l AC> PcliBh6d diDirg table
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      414 3 AUCTION SALE OF A Large Plank and Attap Shed and Contents (lately used as The Census Office) To be held at The Reclamation Ground, FRONTING RAFFLES HOTEL Friday, 30th June, at 5-15 p.m. POWELL Co., Auctioneers. Jnne 20 I_7 MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF A RUBBER ESTATE SITUATE AT TAMPENIS ROAD, SINGAPORE.
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      600 3 THE Singapore Free Press. Morning Daily. To Our Readers. The Sin^apor^ Free Press is now a Morning Daily, and is on sale at depot*, from an earlv hour each morning (Sundayi excepted). Cash price Ten Cents a copy. Subscribers' copies will ha delivered at their private residences, (or town offices
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    Death.
    16 4 White.— At Tyrie Moant Eizibeth, Singapore, on 2 ;?d Jane, Catherine WniTE aged 71 years.
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    The Singapore Free Press Tuesday, June 27, 1911.
    1469 4 The Singapore Free Press Tuesday, June 27, 1911. Three or four d ivs ago there occurred a mysterious affiir ia an obscure lor>>n<j in China town which witnessed the stabbing of a Chinaman known to be a follower of Dr Sun Yat Sen, and who had also ad dressed meeting*
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    383 4 H. B. the Goveraor last night went i fF t> the "At H )ine" of Capt Hunt, H.M.S. N-jwcistin, in the L uiy Erelyn. Fortunately the weather was then tije, and the evening was pleasantly spent. Mr. A V. H-ass, Executive Engineer, Bengil N »r»h Western Ktilway, wag found dead
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    PROUDLOCK APPEAL.
    189 4 REPLIES FROM KING, QUEEN AND SULTAN. k'.iila Lumpor, June 26, Mr Proudlock his r» v 1 Cih H reply to the cable to His M he Km? intimating that the eMrciaw u f the pn ative of mercy is a nutter in the d:>. of the local G
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    A POLITICAL MURDER.
    183 4 A midlle-agel Cinton Chow Ch«w alias Ohan H n BQI n Wei:, while walking' in Ba§ i. I)o"i>"«l wsj i well kaowo ra an<J made his livmj by selluig i bo ks aud ftfddran -Q^ej. inir- in the I'^jp!- I 1 beea sp- .King in th^ ptrk
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    FREIGHTS.
    43 4 (From ihi ELbpoei m 1 1 I thi »y, roa l'.'l H >rreward rates of frp;t'ht whi^h an controlled by powerful shippug nu^s w«re raised earlv in the ynir on the followisf articles: copri. ll ur. :4{.;>ca, raitans, jolutong. pineapp'es, aud rubbers.
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    DEFERRED FREIGHT REBATES.
    153 4 (»r»*osEi» by South Ai in i London, June lt»tk At the meeting of the Imperial (S^xdvmot so day, Sir D p v i At;- can Minister of Vj*t* a~d T paj ititroduoing the Postal Useolatiofl South Africa's disabilities a> method* of the Confareme LiaSS enormous advantages Asisrioaa
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    100 4 Cipt Chancellors leave bai ben i till .luiv -J th, Mr s. B Heai granted six mouths Lavt*. The BtraUaOfciMe* I itei in has been llgisTtsjrsjd DJidec th Ordinance. The AjsJiis will be« mmmori N oa Aui?u«t 21st. And ia 3ii July l>vb. It has been definitt-lv will be no
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      275 4 FOR THE CORONATION FESTIVITIES DRINK IRROY OHAmPACiiE (EXTRA SEC) Wagnums $43 per case less 5 i Pints 546 per case less b% Quarts 543 A Pints i>4B CASDBECK, MA GREGOR CO., SOLE AGENTS: THE YOST VISIBLE TYPEWRITER. 1 Simple in its l/p^w C|-KnnC7!l# Rllllt Economical Construction MUry OLrOngly Built toMaintain
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      146 4 'gramophones NEW MODELS AT SPECIAL PRICES 0 SEE OUR WINDOWS ROBINSON PIANO C3MPANY, LIMITED. LAMBERT CO., LIMITED. THE LEADING PHOTOGRAPHERS IN SINGAPORE. (ESTABLISHED IN 1871) IMPORTANT NOTIQB. In consequence of .special arrangements with European photographic dealera we are now in a position to offer the Singapore public one dozen cabinet
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      12 4 For all internal oomplainte dysenW cotf colds Ac, take Woods' Groat Peppering
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    MR MASTERMAN.
    102 5 Relinquishes Glasgow. (Bj Submarine Telegraph.- Re Ut6rV) at n d at London, June 26th M..C. t Merman, who was united rupt practices by his agent iu Wegt m (North) will contest Tradeston dm r,>n of Glasgow, the local Liberal candidate °ZZ* t0 of the local .ate at Glasgow
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    SHIPPING DISPUTE.
    78 5 Steamers Without Crews. L >ndon via Durban, June 25 terpool, Mr Tom M inn has i. B le d t itoin wbich bm ordered the onion pi >J i bj M firms of the Shipg leration to cam* out on Monday. ihipping iu the Firth of Forth ii
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    CHOLERA IN MEDITERRANEAN.
    44 5 CHOLERA IN MEDITERRANEAN. Death on Mail. m Xevr York a number of deaths from ire reported on immigrant ships A wire from 1* >rt 3i: 1 is to the < IT -set j'ishniin his died of cholera, on I>. Lloyd mail steamer "Gotten ieavirg Naples.
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    THE GRAND PRIX.
    15 5 result of the P«*ria Grand Prix is 2 Combourg 3 Matchless. .n.
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    FRENCH PREMIER.
    22 5 L ndon Juae 26 h. :a from I't.ris Sciys that it is expected that M. Cdillaux will be new Premier.
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    STEAMER SEIZED.
    31 5 London, via DurbiC, The .^pinish authorities at CorcabioD bave dev m 1 i .'rmin steamer with a of arms and ammunition supposedly for the I* Ttuguese B »y ilis"
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    CANADA'S PREMIER EMPIRE ATHLETES.
    25 5 L >nd >n, via Durbic, Jinf 26 :'iUce Kaapire Athletic >nshipt, Canada has won three nrsts, ailed Ki-'iom two, Australasia* uouo.
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    CONTINENTAL SUCCESS AT HORSE SHOW.
    34 5 L mlon, via DurbaD, Jum' Th -how has c^sei. The French took the jumping honours, the MIS bring second, the Balgians thud, the Eoglish fourth. The Americans riot pla. > <
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    INARTISTIC POSTAGE STAMPS
    37 5 London, via DurbaD, June 26 There it a geasril ootery a^tiust the new Lg« stamp-, which are slid to be ia->-c aad poorly enL'raveJ, while the I bil of the King is din ippointing.
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    75 5 Pif« Chinese ti.nbe- merchants were liv fined $10 »»ach bv Coin dr. Kadi the Marine Cjurt for blocking the <>r Can*l wirh logs of wood. M jre -at measures should be taken in this dir Q order to avert the present atag nant condition of this canal, doubtless due 1(
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    LATEST SHIPPING.
    13 5 Koeman, Dut 300, June 26, SobeK Indra--'■ri, Ships Agency, Indragiri 28.
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    PASSENGERS.
    7 5 Per Koetnan Mr and Mrs Rowland.
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    THE CORONATION.
    30 5 (KV 8Bb Tel ee P h._ KeutOT>H) Special n L ndoD 7ia Durban. iu Z s Ch or T on s were by \U, UDt aDd were «"e°ded
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    TOO MUCH NAVAL REVIEW.
    173 5 Sad Plight of Ladies. rp, T London, via Durban. TheL> r aM ivor Bpartvto the Ndva] U 8W :>l lQ and la W ly comae cold rainy night in the Solent aboard their special steamer, winch was totally unprovacd for the emergency. The strong tide and
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    AUSTRIAN WAR VESSEL.
    21 5 June 20th, 11 am. A telegram from Tiieste says that the Austrian Dreidneughr, Viridis Uuiiis, has been lauccht.'d.
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    JAPAN-GERMAN TREATY.
    18 5 From Berlin it is wired thvt the new German J ipanese Commercial Treaty has b«.en Mirued.
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    TINNEVELLY MURDERS.
    39 5 I' is wired from Calcutta that ten arrests bare beeu made in connection with the murder of Mr Ashe at Tinnevelly on June 1 7ih. Evidence is uccumuliting that the murder was the result of a conspiracy.
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    THE MURDER OF MR ASHE.
    256 5 The Midras Mail, June 17th, says We de°p y regret to state that news hns j ist been received iu Madras that Mr R W D'E. Aslie, the Acting Collector of Tn-^e-vely, was shot dead at Maniyachi Junction this moraiag Tue Hon. Mr j. Twig*
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    DEATH RETURNS.
    125 5 The MorUlitt returns for Biog«pora for the week ended Jane 17th »r« still h;gh, the LuJoTr of death, brin* 520 \tU ralu, nemiille of popuUlioa being 92.75. AI KouTb the^cting Governor pointed out it the Medical School functum oCPriday. tL is not the tme«Uith r.,1. ot me re"dent
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      THE ENTRIES.
      238 5 FIRST DAY (July 4) S^,B L ruc. STAKES D^ dale P G.bh l>A^ Sl^ KES (Galloways) -Yabba ni H2 4 (Ex-Griffias).-B!ue wSI: chautlcleor Sirdar B *y Rou ld > EI I>S o KILL SiAKES (»«Mow»y exgnfhas) Stella, S.lva, Sodager, Bluebov. S" Mistral, Trypiuo the rest Prili 1 matter
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      LAWN BOWLS.
      104 5 The following lies will ba played on Tuesday ('oday). DOUBLI Hanmcal'. Arcbdetoon [x*rd and E. A. Brown v Mi-KtDzie and L?*l), to ftoish. Wilson iiud ttinitb v Njrrie and E'phick. Ciuipbell and Spiers v Iltlton aud Lewiß. I'liceathly au«i Hondersjn v Forem-in and McKtidU. SIN<.I.K3. R'lchwaldy v Bu'ler.
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      COURT OF APPEAL.
      294 5 The Court of Appeal resumed its sittings yesterday Morning before th« Chief Justice, Sir A. Li»v, Mr Justice Firmer and Mr Ju^ice Thornton. l>cisions have been given in several appeils that have been heard. In that of ftlomn Tayna Ahua li'Xrttah Caitty as plaintiff in an action
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    ST. JOSEPH'S INSTITUTION.
    376 5 The Diiector of the above named Institution has rf quested us to publish his appeal for funds to enable him to build an Assembly Hall which we all know is necessary for every large school. As the object is most praiseworthy we hope his appeal will meet
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    THE CHILDREN'S FESTIVAL.
    275 5 The following is tha telo^rain s^nt bj the children to Their Majesties on Saturday, and the gracious repl^. Their Mijesties the King and Q aeen of England Over *,000 Singapore children, m^ny of whom remember with delight Your Majts ties visit to the Children's Euclosure in SiLgapore
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    MALARIA EXPENDITURE.
    250 5 The modicil report of the F. M. S. M tneutious the expenditure on drainage and reclamation works to check malarii in I SeUngor. The sum of $21,127 was spent I iu Ku.tla Luuipor, aud ?r.»,000 are down for deiling wilh other arois. Dr Fox for Perak cjmmputs on
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      8 5 ~^oodß' Great Peppermint Core for til incf r
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      58 5 Cure for Biliousness. Biliousness is due to a disordered condition of the stomach. Chamberlain's Tablets are essentially a stomach medicine, intended especially to act on that organ, to cleanes its strengthen it, tone and invigorate it, to regu late the liver and to banish biliousness p ositively and effectually. For
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      20 5 From Wednesday the cffice address of I John Ah* ft Co. will be G res ham House, i Battery rd.
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      137 5 THE SPORTING DEPOT. HOCKEY BOOTS M^DE FROM J± K Superior Scotch Chrome On inside of riffht boot, and the i A outside of The left bout. Hockey ,9.* wf^J^ ackle pads, Chrome soles. Spring rj?^ S!VjQA W^^ tit 5 jB J9 £r at D AID rtflflHHH^B'^^^L?^ HOCKEY BOOTS mado from
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    THE IMPERIAL MISSION.
    356 6 The tirat Annual Report cf thg Imperial Miskk n has just been issued. Tnis organization, of which the Duke of Argyll is Hon. President, was formed in February li'lo, for the purpose of advocating Imperial Union, and of familiarizing the people of the United Kingdom in particular
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    126 6 I A new B. I. steamer, the M Elephanta," arrived at Colombo on the 1»*. h from Greenock. This is the fifth newß I ste^nwr to pass through Colombo this year. Sn^ ls a sistor-bhip of tha M Eilenpa" which called here recently, and like her has secommodation
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    FAILURE OF BIRKBECK BANK
    264 6 Ch an- ki.i.or's Stai kmen i London, June 15th. In the House of Common to dav Mr. Lloyd George vigorously refuted the statement that the failure of the Brikbeck Bank was due to his finance. He had enquired into the matter, and read a statement by
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      90 6 The Best Plaster. A piece of flannel dampened with ChamtfioTi T B&lm and bouad on ove 'the onlv nn T *i lB Bupcrior t0 a P^ter and costs only one tenth as much. For sale by all Dispensaries and Dealers. BRITISH INDIA S. N. CO, LTD. FOR PENANG, RANGOON AND
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      708 6 STOOMVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ NtDERLAND. Bteamship Company NEDEBLAND. Royal Dutch Mail Service. The Company's Mail Steamer KONING WILLEM 111 will leave Bataviaon the 29th June, at 5 p.m. and is expected to arrive here on the Ist July, at 8 a.m. bne will bail for Sabang, Suez, Port-Said, Genoa, Algiers, Tangier, Lisbon
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      566 6 N.D.L. Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE. The fast and well-known mail steam erß of this Company sail fortnightly from Bremen, Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southampton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (connecting Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria and vice versa) Port Said, Suez, Aden, Colombo, Penang, Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Tsingtau, Nagasaki and Kobe
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      665 6 HOLIDAY-TICKETS. ttween 15th April and 15th July, 1911 Holiday-Tickets to and from all the places of the Netherlands-India Archipelago (Singapore and Penang included) will be issued, ese tickets entitle the passenger to make a return voyage against payment of si ogle fare and are available for any steamer of the
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      592 6 P. O. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY Fcr China, Japan, Penang, Ccyl Oo Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Bills of Lading issued (or Chint Coftst, Persian Gulf, Continental and Atatr, cau Ports. Steamers will leave Singapore on or about MAIL LINES. Outward fur China) Assaye Juno 80
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    FROM KASHGAR TO KOWLOON.
    763 7 FROM KASHG AR TO KOWLOON. Mr Cecil Clementi, m.a ,f.r o s.. m b a s Atsutant Colonial Secretary of Hongkong h»8 juet published a summary cf the geographical observations taken during a Jjournpy from Kaegar to Kowloon in 1917-8 These observations occupy in print over a hundred foolscap folio
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    THE LATE MR DUDLEY HERVEY.
    126 7 Mr Dudley Francis Amelius Hervey, c m.g., died on June 7th at Aldeburgh A few days ago he and Mrs Horvey met with an accident when out driving, as the result of which hie collar-bone and one of hie ribs were broken. No fears were,
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    16 7 m votes for Women," people cry, t can't down any more, I m filled. by me.
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      421 7 'Kepler' fc Solution MaKes F<xt. Flesh. -Bane. and Muscle Kepler' Solution is a food-not vjj^' The food that strengthens the ■V^ weak and fattens the wasted. *U KV The food that enriches the blood Z^ and fortifies the constitution. >y. The food that sustains the invalid TU rS* and restores
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      528 7 Chartered Bark of India, Australia and China. INCORPORATED Ml ROYAL CBARtMM Paid up Capital in 60,000 •hare* of £20 each t l,*Oo,Om Reserve Fund £1,625,000 Beterre Liability of Proprietors Zmm *1,200.0G( Court of Directors. Six MonUgm Cornish Tvn« (Chairman). Sir Henry Stewart Cmnningham, K.C.I. S. Thomas Cuthbertson, Eiq Sir Alfred
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      502 7 FEDERAL LIFE Assurance Company of Canada Established 1882. 8 sc. INSURANCE in Force, over $39,800,000.00 New Business, 1910. over 56, 640,000.00 Large Net Surplus above liabilities for RESERVE and all outstanding claims. Direct Government Supervision. Cash Loans, Settlements, etc, made locally. Policies are WORLD WIDE J. H. EVANS, Manager, Sooth
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      298 7 !i T r s IS I WATERBURH METABOLIZED Cod Liver Oil Compound |j£ TASTELESS ODORLESS I U| j 1+ P'ZbS. The latort Ktentinc pre t p;ir il!<)iii»fCOl>MVi:KJ L OIL. Docs all that is H 4 1 Vww,. I 'c""^^! claimed for it and super A i ~cs~h\ sedts the old
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      228 8 B BB SB .^^v 9 B** ifl I ■ml /A I l\ isr b Io :M KING jl B i\ f Til in Jl J-j v^v»^^^ < JLf.i §tB »X*J k&'J 41 :'U!.DSCt iriiJ *l C^JbL^^F m^^R 19 -~*4/m SsHV B^% 'A<4* ifrftWf Jfc.?Sjf Sj 1 _^^rf**i IMI Sbk^^^^^ln •Aj
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    RUBBER ESTATE RETURNS.
    641 9 Tehran Telok Anson Tali Aver 995 4 78 5 Traialja; 12 <L 5 ™>™ ",691 Tremelbye 46i 2 146 Trolak ftnft l4 750 37 .160 Tainine 2 42 aa car -s-,-5 a 300 400 10 a" „'arir A P I May Total. n f p fln S-830
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    SHARES.
    1286 9 Oap. l i9Ul Faid l!n 2 2 Allagar Rubb.r E.tata. T n re..?*™*' 'H f: K E -~%fr»''° K 80,000 i J t^" S areB Q "Mtel* l« oo 5o 100,000 1 I Bnk. F ga ,Selan 8 OT > 20 tor 1910 40 0 C4 7 6 30.000
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    VESSELS IN PORT
    716 9 D KONFNKLIJKE PAKETVA\RT MAATSCHAPPIJ Undeb Contract with tbb Nbthbblands India Government. Agent! at Singapore, The Shipsa#ency, Limited, 2-3, Collye:- Quay. THB OND»aM»NTION»D DATI3 OF DBPABTURI ABI ONLY APPROXIMATE. V4W u*H P ARRA siak, Ben^k^lisTPaneh, Asahan Belawan-Deli "T^7c^7~27 KO^M 1 PrigiKadja and Rengat Jane^H DEC^'fpvTT^ earaSaba Simpang, Djambi
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    TIN RETURNS.
    106 9 Belat Apl, May Total Srnan R 1 < 176 Chenderiang 26Q HSod 67 64 Kamuning l5 28 f° 41 45 1 896 Kanaboi 15,28^ Q Ml4 [\»*^>™2 a_y— S a Kramat Pulai JUb 0 Menßlembn Lode Middleton 35 611 *E no 13 640 New Tambun 126 450 ?at_ang
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    VESSELS AT TANJONG PAGAR AND KEPPEL HARBOUR.
    77 9 Wharves and D*eks at which diferemt vestei* \eare berthed on Saturdif. East Wharf (Basin;— Xil. t» 3 Guthrie. o—^ il. »f 6 M-ichaon. Lagoon Dock Sec 7— CUnder construction.) West Wharf Sec B— Nil. Jardine's Wharf Sec 9 Haiphong Pulo Brani Coal Wharf—
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    EXCHANGE.
    59 9 (Corrected up to June. •_!♦> Bank 4iu« 2/4* demand t/AwK Private credits 3m/i 2/4§ credits 6m 2/4 France, demand Bank... 294 Germany, demand 238± India, T.T. 17+ s Honokono, demand 22] Yokohama, denand 11 4} Java, demand 14{U Bangkok, demand 65 1 Sovemcions, Bank Baying $8.64 Bank cf England
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    PRODUCE.
    148 9 June 26. Ti t* 96 15 Gam bier buyers 9 00 Gambier Cube No 1 14.50 Gam bier Cube No 2 n om Pepper Black ordin S'pore buyers 1 7 75 Pepper, White fair* buyers 27 S7 1 Nutmegs 110 to the lb) nO nJ Nutmegs (80 to the
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    PASSENGERS.
    210 9 Per 0 A pear Mr and Mrs Tan Teik and daughter, Mr J. McC^u^en. Per de Carpentier: Mr and Mrs Mann, Mr and Mrs Ulrik, Mr and Mr T. McKenzie, Miss Munro, Mr and Mrs Whipple, and child, Mrs Dodge, Messrs Murphy, H. B. Dudley, Gibson, Wtjagftrdm, Bates, Kirke.
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      57 9 How to Avoid Loss cf Time, Cuts and bruises may be healed in about one-third the time required by the usual treatment by applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm, tl is an antiseptic and causes such in juries toheal without maturation. This liniment also relieves soreness of tbe muscles and rheumatic pains.
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      107 9 WEATHER REPORT. D.ite Bar Wind Temp Hutu &*y Kaia. June 26. rTkontf U 29.?0 BWB 85 o Manila 10a 758 NWI li9 2t> o June 26. H'kon* 4p 89.62 SW4 85 oq Manila 4p 736 WSVV3 3J 26 o Kandang Kerbau Hospital, June 25, 1911. 9 am. 3 p.m. 9
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    FEDERATED MALAY STATES ANNUAL DINNER.
    2944 10 SPEECHES BY PAST AND PRESENT HIGH COMMISSIONERS. A Successful Social Gathering. Sir Frank A. Swettenham, ocM r,., presided over the Federated Malay States fifth annual dinner, held oa 30th ult. in the Criterion Restaurant, Ljndon, where a large company of retired and holiday making ad
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    174 10 Four Tiuiils have been arrested on a charge of murder. It is alleged that thev poisoLel a countrvman of theirs s^mo four weeks ago. Police esquiries are proceeding. A Mohamedan Indian was sentenced to throe months' rigorous imprisonment bv Mr Firrnstone, in the District Court yesterday, for bringing false charge
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    367 10 During thp v*ar 1910 th«re called at Port Swettenbam 71* oetao-tr<""tr pteamern, outward bound, Tianifch 1<; P O 14 Holts 25 Ben j 10 Glen 6 Suire and 8 others. Forty nine sUamers called lor eiport cargo, 24 P. &O. and 25 Alfred Holts. They all now go
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    KOMBOK RUBBER CO., LTD.
    293 10 At an extraordinary general meeting of the members of the above C inpiny he'd at the office of Messrs (Juthrie A Co, Ltd., the Secretaries, on WadMtday, tht 21et June, a special resolution thai the Coinpu v should go into voluntary liquidation, whicL had been passed
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    CLEARANCES.
    115 10 June 25. Solva, Nor str, Tellafsen, for Bangkok. June 2»5. De Carpentiw, Dot str, Roeboeld for BiW wan and Deli. Flevo, Britstr. DC™,, for Sambas via ports Ha.nam, Brit str, Phillips, for Muar and Malacca. Perak Brit str, Upton, for T. Anson via ports. ld Maras, Dut str. Meines,.
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      101 10 Tram conductors should be warned against using the notice board above the first class seats for the purpose of storing their ticket boxes, tea- bottles, etc A European passenger on one of the down trams yesterday morning, was saved by his Ellwood from what might have been an inconvenient bruise
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