The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 11 July 1911

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    Masthead
    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1911. NO. 7,262
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    100 1 The Liberals am laughing at the Unionists for the split over the surrender of their leaders on the Veto Bill Page 5. Penang Race Entries are given, with other sporting niattei Page 10. The death is announced of Mrs Percy CunlifTe at Peuang- following an operation Page
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    MALARIA.
    832 1 MALARI A. 1 shouldn't mind ths fe\er so much n I could: have it~like onlinary Christian^ but'l can't.^. Miii«> is always fever unit trimmings the trimmings tnHng tin* foCBB of a'semi-delirium. of which I am partialh conscious loth^at tin- time and afterwards. Oil that semi delirium The hooks have written
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      327 1 P HIGH STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE^ ALWAYS MAINTAINED IN EVERY CHANGE OF PROGRAMME': I Hi tb« fICRfImBRH, Bcacb Read. Tn wir^^c o^?. 1 1.11? 11 NEW AND VARIED SUBJECTS TO-NIGHT IS REFINED, INSTRUCTIVE, HUMOROUS AND POPULAR Km luiv,. rJu-.vfere all you want m a FIKST-RATE CINEMATOGRAPH EXHIBITION 9.30 TO 11 P.M.
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      228 1 THE POPULAR SHOW. THE STRAITS OPERA CO. AT THE ALEXANDRA HALL, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. Gold Medallists. Singapore's Favourite* TO-NIGHT Pakdaman Dilaram B. T. TAY, Manager. H. BOLTER. JUST LANDED A FRESH SHIPMENT OF FINEST King's Salted Herrings m tin Ospcry Salmon. Italian Mortadella* Smoked Lubcck Sausages. Crawford's assorted Biscuits. Fresh
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      401 1 MARLBOROUGH Cinematograph, Beach Road, The management has pleasure m announcing The Installation of Electric Fans In the Show which ensures great enjoyment of the entertainment provided TO-NIGHT'S PROGRAMME Comprises pictures which the Showgoer will recognise as WELL WORTH THE MONEY on account of the FIRST CLASS SUBJECTS PRESENTED. 2nd Show
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      109 1 Go*£at>'d H&vcrtisements. Notice re closing of Belnt Tin Cot hooks— Page 2. Municipality call for tenders for wards at the isolation hospital Page 2. Borneo Company list of special agencies and supplies Page 9. Harima Hall new programme Page 1. Tl^e Freiuh Fete Nutionale Page I. Compound House to let
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      265 1 THE WEEK. Tuesday 11th. High Water— ll-19 a.m.. 10- 1 p.m.. M. M. Mail Outward. 6 a.m. Wednesday 12th. High Water— ll-50 a.m.. 10-39 p.m. G.F.S. Entertainment, Bishops Lodge 4-80 p.m. Bruang Meeting, noon. Cop-tie, B.C.C. II v. Government Pervioe. Lodge Zetland, H-H0 p.m. Thursday 13th. High Water— o-20. a.m..
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    EXTRAORDINARY MANGO-TREE CASE.
    519 2 Settled aftek Years of Pbud and Litigation. According to the Calcutta Englishman simple svajsflo tree which insisted on spreading out, and occupying territory abutting on the property of two wealthy Kast Bengal Hindus, has cost over 50,000 rupees m litigation, about a do/en lives, :»nd twenty years
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    "WHITE AUSTRALIA."
    139 2 nxa IM:k.mier Foresees Peril m Japan. Mr Hughes, the Acting Prime Minister of the Australian Commonwealth. <on- titrates remarkable article to the Sydney Daily Telegraph on the renewal of (he Anglo-Japanese Alliance In relation to the country's "White Australia" policy. Should .Japan, lie sa\s. seek ihe abrogation of
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    CHINESE CRUISER.
    15 2 Visit to Nbw Yohk. With „I, ;1 v,h,> to the orders to the
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      552 2 A MOTHER'S MISFORTUNE. At no time is it of such vital importance to safeguard the kidneys as daring pregnancy. Mrs. Mary A. Willis, of 169, Kir kdale Terrace, South Wig«ton, nr. Leicester, England, tells us of her terrible suffering, which was all brought about by a fright daring that critical
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      714 2 NOTIGES. NOTICE Neither the Captain, Owners, nor agents Will l»e resiHUisible for any debts incurred by the crew of the Norwegian Steamer August.' Capt. BERG. July I THE STRAITS TRADING Co, Ltd. Hotice to Holders of Bearer Share- Warrants. Notice is hereby given that on presentation of Coupon Xo. 20
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      670 2 NOTICES. TRADE MARK NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the above trade mark is the sole and exclusive property of Lim Ho Chiang of No. 956, Tanjong Pagar Road. Singapore, and is used by him as a trade mark to distinguish all articles manufactured b\ hi it such as Ground
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      518 2 CHARTERED BANK of India Australia and China. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. SINGAPORE BRANCH. Paid up Capital m 60,000 shares of £20 each t! 1.200 ,000 Reserve Fund £1,625,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £1,200,000 Court of Directors. Sir Montagu Cornish Turner (Chairman) Sir Henry Stewart Cunningham, k.c.i.k. Thomas Cuthhertson, Esq. Sir
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      389 2 FEDERAL LIFE Assurance Company of Canada. l>r\Hi.isnK:n Ish_>. SBCURBJ INSCKANCK In Force, <>v«i t9,800 f OOO.OQ New Business, 1010, orer 10,000.00 Lai>»e Nett Surplus above UabilitieH f"i R SERVE and all ootatandinn claims. Direct Govkhnmknt BUPBRTBopv, Cash Loans, Settlements, etc, made locally. Policies are "WORLD WIM J. H. EVANS, Manager,
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    Correspondence.
    644 3 THK QI'KKNS SCHOLAKKHIP. To thk Editor, Daajr Sir. We thank you very much for your courtesy m publishing the Queen's Scholarship correspondence In your issue of the loth May last, and for your very able Leader on the same. Permit me to correct a misconception, which, if left uiicontradieted.
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      212 3 ANT EXTERMINATORS (UNIVERSAL) and Sulphur Powder ARSENITE OF SODA for spraying lalang and other weeds BOILERS (Spenser-Hop wood) 6 H.P. 8 H.P. 10 H.P. m stock. BOILER COMPOSITION (D.M.) For preventing scale and pitting CEMENT "Eagle" Brand Both these are of the highest OCMFUT quality. LENIENT "Borneo" Brand Fresh shipments
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      709 3 TO LET. COMPOUND HOUSE TO LET From Ist August 1911 ar No. 0. sr. Thomas Walk. Appl] to TAN CHENG KEE, 81, Robinson Koad. July 11 ji. s TO LET or FOR SALeT No. >8-A, BTKB ALLEY ROAD. Apply to No. 71. Prinsep St. J«Jy] 16 7 TO BE LET
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      638 3 WAATHU. WANTED For Brfrittfa North Botswotwo Good Draught* men. Apph by letter to Outhrie Ltd Jnft l no QUALIFIED DRESSER Wiinted immediately for Estate Hospital about 7 mile* from Johoro Baliru. Good Salary to oompetent man. Personal application to Drs. Black A Little. Battery Road July 8 ACCOUNTANT WANTED. Wanted
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      882 3 MORTGAGEE S SALE Tuesday 1 lth JuJy at 2.30 p.m. Leasehold land together with the two dwelling bonaea erected facroon and known H^ Nos. Bo*l and Bl*A Hophin Road, Kin^a|iore. Ana 8,161 ■quart feet being pan of Priuaep's se LottßOfortt yearn rroiu 2nd Jan lsoi tree from nil rent. POWELL
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    The Singapore Free Press. Tuesday, July 11, 1911.
    1034 4 The Singapore Free Press. Tuesday, July 11, 1911. One is almost compelled to think oi the historical case of the M Two King ol Brentford," sitting on one throne, and smelling at one nosegny, when we contemplate the position of the master of a steamship with a compulsory pilot on
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    731 4 Bays the Globe Once the richest and most splendid of all British possessions, the West Indies, have for many \ears l>oen liard i > 1 1 1 to it to provide their people with a living. In a tempest of national virtue, we abolished slavery by a stroke of the
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    Domestic Occurrences. Birth.
    20 4 On July 9th at the Maternity Hospital, tlu wife of Mr C. M. Phillips, of a son.
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    PERAK NEWS.
    44 4 CRICKET AT IPOH. [poll, July 10. In the Cricket Hatch Belangor Kint.», which was begun on Saturdaj ;nitl con eluded on Sunday. BelangOT won I, > h wickets. Ipoh made I\\ m the first innings Himiings 47. Hiadbery 43 and A T< 25.
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    PROUDLOCK PARDON.
    18 4 The news of a free pardon t.>r Proudlock has bosfl reoeired with t}>^ greatest SStisfisetiOfl heic
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    FIRE AT TEMOH.
    21 4 There WM n l>ij{ tire u Temoh, m township last <Sunda> ni^lii l»ut details are not yet m.
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    P. A. M.
    184 4 The Quarantine Difficulty. Kuala Lumpur, .Ink 1 i Mr Bkinner preiided at i m"«-t in Planters' A-»oci;ition of M;»l;i\.i held vest* -i day. Tli.- Chairman Mated that he had met the rapcaaentativef <>f the vi<iii>u-. d associations on thecoaei rogardiim M> tin«> azpenaas, m ;i raaoll of
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    THE OLD SCHOOL.
    116 4 Meeting at Ipoh (Fr.nr m Cnrrr pendent. lj^>l). .1 u]\ 10. A J.'.-iuiion DfaUMC of Old Jhttt S I Bojri 'IVnan, v. lt id ;U j oy Koons HINUW ItH.li on Si»timl;i\ ni^'bt. Mr W. Hiii^n ;:\.-s. form. 'i- hwd littif .Milii<n\ principal of the BMidentbdO ;<t
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    DREDGER SUNK.
    21 4 (From i Correspcn<Unt.) Penaiif, .Tui> 10. Biitterwortti, m a iqwal] oa Bnnda3 No diA niiv anUeipajled m ra I
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    DEATH OF MRS. CUNLIFFE.
    62 4 •A) Ponaag, .lul> loib. llw death hM occurred la th. GK Hos P :l l here, m, s Cnnliffe, wifi Ovnliffe, who vrai pceeeni at tin bad. 'I ho deccaeed Lady wm adi Hoepital on Wednc nd opi on for a,, i n n rnaJ abo«M.
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    PENANG WHARVES.
    40 4 .i»ii> iota. n ox li! resident maiuMtff m tbe OorenuiiMit Whw« hew, will shortly go on leave. It |g xpi f .t,Ml UuU M t'umb, asbt. truftic maiiagw Taajoog logar, will act for Mr Cox during hf« holiday.
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    51 4 Tiii) (ilinn s «^>n- C'lnnM,., u». bM tw for kid^ppiag at bo 3 ni F°cw«*rin« hat m lhi EtoeoMi CtnH M'-rcrda>. s, one eyed Chiuannin was pi. m th.. tlo<k until the ribing of the court. 7° Uni who talked M the ton oi. their voiros wore also put In
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      286 4 KUPPER PILSENER 817 "C^ ID IS THE H( lj 11 BEST. SOLE AGENTS, I CALDBECK, MACGREGOR CO. I" CHINESE COOKS OBTAIN^ J^ EXCELLENT RESULTS WITH i^ I LinLES STOVES <g^ COMPLETE LIST OF STOVES SENT FREE ON APPLICATION. Fine Finish f There is a fine cvennc-s of fini.Vi and I
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      97 4 GRAMOPHONES NEW MODELS AT SPECIAL PRICES 9 SEE OUR WINDOWS ROBINSON PIANO COMPANY, LIMITED. [Important i| a Just arrived the finest f collection of mouldings! f f $12.50 1 112 50 1 IMZtN 1,12.50 T |CABINET PHOTOS! T in the beat poMlble < >> mttnffW|r by f The LEADING Photographers
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    VETO BILL.
    159 5 LIBERALS JEER UNIONISTS. Some Press Views. I MI'KRIAL N BWI Si.HVKK. I B) Suhmariue Cable]. London, via Durban. The Liberal papers are sosjsewnal glee fully contemplating what they call the disunited Unionists and refer to the inspired pro surreiuh-r articles m the Daily Telegraph and the conciliatory attitude
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    ROYALTY IN IRELAND.
    48 5 London, ria Durban. The great feature of the papers are th«long accounts of the vi*i! of the King to Dublin, with h tadings of the loyal welrome, t li people's ferrocur, and exuberant loyalty, and ■><> <-n. of mi sectiona, •|')i«' Manchr>t.T suikr has been settled' >
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    THE LATE GENERAL HALY.
    187 5 The death i> announced of General Orady Haly Maj. -Gen. Richard Elebdea O'Grady, < .i d. s. o. p.. Surrey Inspector of Ike Stora for iii«- DomiaJon oi Canada since 1004 b. Tunbridge w«-il>. ->i Feb. I^4l bj. of General Sir William 6'GradyHaly, X.C.8., of Ballyhaly,
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    SCOTTISH MALAY RESULTS.
    118 5 During the p;»>t yeti the Scottish Mala) Rubber Company uttered thr ranks oi producing undertakings, and the report jaai issued j, r i\«^ evidence <>r promising results. The crop amounted u> 81,000 lbs, gains! an ostimatod 15,000 lbs, nml iiu average price received, uiu-r deduct* I n«
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  • NORTH BORNEO RUBBER.
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      Production Returns.
      31 5 Production Retu rns. B. B. Pw« Co. ffekong B. Co. Dec, loin I4;j.i ijin. 1911 1712 I«2fi Peb. ItM :iUl< Mar. >(1 t 42^ K ipril LWJ 8729 M. tv 1519
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      TIN RETURNS.
      38 5 Kahinan Tin < < 700 pikuls. lialiiriitn Hydraulic Tiu. »<•<• pikuN. AgenU Derrick and c«>. Briar Tin 404.29 pikls. Outhrir and Co. HrawooJ. June 204.16 pik, net revenue 52.040.79. Chenfka* Salafc 4.799 lb, 6 bum. 28. 1 M Ib.
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      RUBBER RETURNS.
      7 5 Betwood >2 5 00 lb
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      PERAK TIN.
      27 5 Export of tin for .Time, 1911 Exclusive of Upper Perak)— Advance figures liable to correction.— Block tin 7,480.84 pik. Tin Ore 31,921.27 pik. Duty 5000,088.45.
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    MOROCCO.
    153 5 POLITICAL OPTIMISM British Ministerial. Ihpewal News Sebvce. I By Snbtnarine Cable]. l»n<lon. \i a JMirlmn. i speaking at Beekenham, -—•i,^ t<, Morocco, .aid he was ()1 Went that under the <„!„, sagacious tf«Hla..cP of Sir Kdword Ore, i».. Xli tf bt ™n»plu-uuon that uad arisen on a neighbouring Continent
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    COLONEL YOUNGHUSBAND.
    21 5 The condition of Colonel Votusfhusband is vow more satisfactory. He Is out oi ianger and the leg is healing.
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    PUBLIC SCHOOLS CRICKET.
    507 5 Eton has beaten Harrow by three wicketa. ■> < LABU RUBBER CO. Messrs Guthrie and Co Ltd inform ns that the\ are advised by the Secretaries Of the Lml.ii F.M.S.- f{. Co that tli. |>ii.., tort have decided to offer lo ;!)<• thare« holden ;»i I- premium
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    LATEST WIRES.
    188 5 IlCH&iix Xews Sehvki-. i Bj Submarine Cable]. London, via linrbun. Tlio French Hiv ■ontiiiuing operation! m Morocco on nrniitdorablo scale. Genera] Mofakier is trarersing the conn* try to the westward of Meqm'ne/. and has incurred :i few casualties In dispersing hostile nari\ General Ditto i> taking another column
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    EARTHQUAKE IN HUNGARY
    78 5 Damage and Panic. ffr.r 1 ci."- Service. 1 K\ Submarine .< 'able London, \ia Bomba Earthquake shocky lasting for twelve minutes occurred throughout Hungary earl) jmterdaj (Snudayi morning. The population of Buds Pestb were seized with ;t panic ;m«l rushed out into ilit> xi reels. Great damage
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    F. M. S. INDIAN IMMIGRATION.
    506 5 ikom Rbpobt of Agent. During fche \ear 1910, *2.72.? immigrauti Arrived at himm f<»i- the K. M. s. the highest figure recorded, that o! 1007 being the next highest, 2:?.lhi h-^. Of the lotel 56,003 were unindentured coolies. There \\a* ;tn excess of aniYals ovei
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    BURNING OF "THE KARANG."
    515 5 A Crown Prosecution. Captain John Alfred sfattor, master of the s.s. Knrang (recently burnt out off Tanjong Katong) and Mr Hauffe, the managing director of the L,abuan Steamship Company, owner.* of the vessel, appeared before Mr Ffrmstone, Senior Magistrate, yesterday afternoon. 011 an allegation that on
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    SEQUEL TO MOTOR ACCIDENT.
    433 5 Driver Charged at Police Court. a young Tamil named Boaopt wm before Mr At ton. iocoiml magistrate, yes* torday, \\ii»-n further evidence was token m preliminary enqvurj Into an alioga tion* brought against him of driving a motor cm- m a rash and negligent manner mid
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      110 5 PERAMBULATORS MAIL CARTS STRONG MAIL CART j^^^^^S Well built, Double seated Mail CartTßubber Tyred Wheels well finished, with back and front step, PRICE $10-50. LARGE VARIETY ALWAYS IN STOCK. ROBINSON CO. Player's navy mixture. 3 In I lb. Patent Air Tight Tina. Price 55 cts. obtainable at 1 per Tin
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      622 6 OCEAN S.S. Co., ltd CHINA MUTUAL S. N. Co., Ltd. The OosnpasJes' steamers are despatched from Liverpool outwards for the Btraits, China <tncl Japan eveiy week, and from Japan hoiue*%vanls for Ijoiuloii. Amsterdam and Antwerp «-\ery fortnight foi Genoa. Marseilles and Uverpool and lor atarsellles, Havre and LiverIkkil monthly, one
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      651 6 M. M. MESSAGERIES MARITIMES. MAIL LINE For China, Japan, Ceylon, Aden, Egypt and Marseilles < tUTWABD HOMEWARD Toarane JuU -J4 Dumbea July 2 4 Polyneslen Aug. 7 Amiand Behic Aug. 7 Caledonien Aug. 11 Yarra Aug. 21 Sydney Sept. 4 Toarane Sept. 4 Tonkin Sept. m Polynesian Sept. l* i:.
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      748 6 THE 81AM STEAM NAVIGATION CO., Ltd. EAST COAST SERVICE. For Pahaug. Uerserah, Tiingganu, Bi.sut. Semerak, Bacho, Kelautan, Bangnara, Telupin, Panarai. Patani, Singora, Lacou, Kohsamui. Bandon, Langsuan. Chumpon, Kohlak and Bangkok. s.s. PRACHATIPOK* due 10 July Departure 12 July at J p.m. s.s. AHDANG** due 13 July Departure U July at
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      632 6 P. &0. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY For 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 American Ports. Steamers will leave Btaftpora <>n OK al»out MAIL LINES. Outward (for China > Delhi July 14 Assaye
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      641 6 N.D.L. Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE. The last ami ell l;n<»\\ n mail iteauaen* of this Company sail Bortnightly Cron Bremen, Hambvrg rii Rotterdanii antwerpy Boothaoap ron. Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (connecting Marseille**, Naples. Alexandria and vice vei^.<) Port Said. Sue/.. \den. OokMnbo, Penang, SingaiH.ie. Hongkong, shanKhai. Taingtaa, NaKa*ak>
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    RUBBER ESTATE RETURNS.
    636 7 June Total. ftHngar 4,i00 4,190 2<>.tr,.-, Alor PottgSU 1.307 4.371 28,127 Aloe (iajiili 7 1:'. 1,025 :'.H.667 Alma 1,850 9,369 4.'.m»:j Anglo Malay 11,860 64,847 810,066 Ayer Kuning 7.",.") fAyer Blolek 9.420 \>.r Panaa 6,120 :i.H7."> 1 1,661 liakup 2,603 2.07* <>.772 Balgownie h. 48,794 lt;it;ik RabU
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    TIN RETURNS.
    109 7 M;t\ June Total. Belai t,l7f Bruang Chenderia og tin Oopeng <>4o .".on 8,085 Heawood 458 1,896 K;iiiMU)in- 16,414 (ll) $55,783 Kanaboi 1,084 Kintal s.'ji 4::,") 1,686 Kinia Association 466 J.M7I Kledang 100 124 631 Kijmuit Pulai 1 ,066 Lahafl 2,510 ICenglembu L(ml<' 611 Bliddleton 66 New Oopeng 180
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    LORD MACKAY OF INCHAPE.
    441 7 \W" Time* of Ceylon learn t hat o^ur old friend Sir Jmneia M.ickii\ will m future be knoti i! v L'»i<i Mackay of Inchcape, title peculiarly appropriate m iew of the fsu-t he w:i^ born at Arhronlh m Forfarshire. The career of Lord Mackay is fctriking
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    ADMIRAL TOGO.
    260 7 Accompanied by Sir Frederick Fisher, president of the Royal Naval College, and Admiral Diindaa, /admiral Xogo on 18th paid B >illj»ii>e i.^K to the Dreadnought Hospital o! the Seamen's Hospital Society at Greenwich. Admiral To»o made a careful inspection Of the S6O beds and their patients, and had
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR WORKS.
    168 7 Hon>" DAPer of June 16 states Mimii>i i>« lM F* rH> t '.yl within the A contract has been Bigir^^ ttfgmsiork last few days I>r completing the v temporarily abandoned when the Govern-i meiit of the Straits Settlements cancelled the contract for the Singapore Harbour works made
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    Croup Can Be Prevented.
    44 7 When given as soon as the croupy cough appears Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will ward oft an attack of croup and prevent all danger and cause of anxiety. Thousands of mothers use it successfully. For sale by all Dispensaries and Dealers.
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    THE GREATEST ART.
    682 7 Mr Bill four's Enthusiastic Claim for Music. Mr Balfour attended the (Spotting meeting of the fourth Congress of the International Musical Society opened at London University. On behalf of musicians and music lovers m this country, he extended n hearty welcome to their foreign friends who had
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      244 7 INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. The strainers of this Company maintain a regular direct service hetween Calcutta. Straits. Hongkong, Shanghai and Japan, taking cargo on through Hills of Lading for anton. Suatow. Amos'. Chefoo, Tientsin. Newchwang, Van^tszc Ports, l'orinosa, the Philippines Ac. fte. STEAMERS. Tons Commander Kntsang ».h9"> IJ. C.
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      151 7 APCAR LINE OF STEAMERS. The undermentioned mail steamers of the al>ove Line maintain a regular service between Calcutta and Japan, calling at Penang, Singa pore. Hongkong aud Shanghai en route. FLEET. 1 Tons. Commander, x t t> 6,01"J A. Stewart. ss Japan 4,600 S. H. Belson. ss Gregory Apcar 500
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      1525 7 VESSELS IN POKT. Flag and Tons (\>initiam!ers Arrived I'mtn Pot When Sea Mew Col. yacht 500 Murphy, 24 Mala<<;i I neertaiu Sea Belle F.M.S. yat. 400 Narodah, Kuantan. 7-7 1..M.5. Incertain Sreamers Nat. Tonnage Master I'mm Consignee! For August Nor :5-24<i Byerek Miike. 4-7 M li X Uncertain Anghin <ler
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    AN OUTPOST OF EMPIRE.
    521 8 Vancouver's Importance m the Future. At the same hour that the midwinter sun is setting m England it is rising on another island, a part of the same Empire, arid an island similar to it m many respects. Vancouver Island is situated on the western edge
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    HI HUGH CLIFFORD'S NEW BOOK.
    284 8 The Downfall Of The Gods." Cadtt the shadow of the great Angkhor Wat (for What's Wat see Appendix > iv the time of tbe KkaMC Empire m Kambodia transpires tbe rather grisly drama to which Sir Hugh Clifford has given the title of 'The Downfall
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    How to Keep Well.
    85 8 "Constipation brings many ailments m its train ami is the primary cause of much ftick< ness. Keep your bowels regular, madam, and you will escape many of the ailments to which women are subject" Constipation is a a very simple thing, but like many simple things,
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      847 8 Siemens Brothers Dynamo Works, LIMITED. Siemens Brothers Co, Ltd. ELECTRIC LIGHT, POWER TRACTION ENGINEERS CONTRACTORS TO THE ADMIRALTY, THE WAB OFFICE, THE POST OFFICE, THE CHOWN AGENTS FOR THE COLONIES, *c. t *c. Head Offices— Carton House, Westminster, Loads*, S.W. Works— STAFFORD. ;Cable Works— WOOLWICH, KENT. Tantalum Lamp Factory— DALSTON
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      29 8 Granite. The undersigned are prepared to enter into contracts for the supply of Granite crushed and screened to any sizes. FRASER k GUMMING, 29, Winshester House to" Mlh oq
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      490 8 4 Emaciated Adults IB* m, NEED KEPLER' (TRADE MARK) SOLUTION (OF COD LIVER OIL IN MALT EXTRACT) This delicious, digestive body builder exerts its influence upon the very source of nutrition the blood. It fills the veins with rich, vitalising blood, and rapid improvement takes place. The cheeks fill out,
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      587 8 THE Singapore Free Press. Morning Daily. To Our Feeders. The Singapore Frw Press is now a Morning Daily, and is on sale at depots, from an early hour e*ch morning (Sundays excepted). Cash priot Ten Cents a copy. Subscribers' copi-as will be delivered at their private residences, (or town offices
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    SHARES.
    1194 9 RUBBER STERLING COMPANIES. Cap. Ia&UE. Paid. Last Div. Buyers. skllkhs. h5,000 2s 2s Allanar 3 10 4 4 150,000 2s 2s Anglo- Malay 100% 17 0 18 0 50.000 2s 2s Batang Malaka 2 0 2 3 30.000 1 1 Batu Caves 150".. 13 0 0 14 0 0
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      223 9 Tansan The Gold Medal Mineral Water, certified by authorities to be highly beneficial to health, especially m the tropics. Tansan is a particularly crisp and invigorating mineral water Packed m cases of 100 splits or 48 pints. Buchanan's Whiskies Are all matured and bottled m Scotland. We guarantee our stocks
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      121 9 De KONINKLUKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ INDEX (ONTRAi T WITH THE KETHEKLANDB INDIA GOVERNMENT Agents at Singapore, The Shipsagency, Ltd, 2-3, Collyer Quay The dttderasenttoned datefl d departure are only appraodaate. van Hogendorp Selat-PanjaiiK, Bengkalis, siak. and Pakaoßaroe 7lllv T, de Klerk Banska port! Vy Brouwer Moeara-Saba. Bimpang, Djambi kuJ Xtoagfcal TniX
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      596 9 A Nurse Companion I 11l Pneumonia and Pleurisy After Effects, Wasting and Weakness 1 lappr nnd dieerful wiih abundance of energy and spirits, is how Miss Dunford describes herself from the day she commenced to take PhoaferiM. Vet before she found relief m Phosfenne wordt failed to express the miserable
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      FOOTBALL.
      198 10 A very fast and exciting football match WM witnessed at Tanglin on Satmdav evening between tbe Sergeants and Full Corporals 2nd. Battalion Tbe Buffs The Teams were M follows Sergeants -Cioal. Stroud, Backs. Dray, Hills, Halfbacks. Smith, Collopy. Edwards, Forwards, Riven, Kollett, Mantle, Andrews. Kelly. Corporal! —(Joal. White. Backs.
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      Billiard Tournament.
      42 10 The Sergeants have notified their pleasurr m returning the compliment paid them by the Corporals some time ago. m inviting them to a return billiard tournament, which the Corporals have accepted. The date is not y«t lixed for the commencement.
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      WATER POLO.
      136 10 Buffs v. Swimming Club. ihe kind invitation of the Swimming Club, Singapore, c team of "The Buffs" played the Club Team, at Water Polo on Sunday, 9th iust. The Swimming Club as represented by Ooei, Gorris. Backs. Bliuin. Minis, Halfback, Morris. Forwards Lloyd. Thomas. Goidou. And "The Buffs'
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      CHINESE SWIMMING CLUB.
      321 10 There was ft good attendaiuc of memhers and visitors at tho Chinese Swimming Club on Sjindsiy last when the following Monthly Handicap liaces for July were Swum off with the following results A. Division 100 Yards Uaek Stroke Ist Cheontf Keßg Liat (14 MOB.), 'Jnd <". K.
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    PENANG RACES.
    211 10 ENTRIES. FIRST DAY. July '2.3 th. Mixed Handk \i\ Benevolence. Charter brook, Chanticleer, Bowhill, Tom Lees. Griffin Rack. Little Britain, Kestor, Josephine, Romeo, Colleen, Apollo. Cayenne, Firewood. Tiptop- Svatehlight, Pegasus, No. 7. George Town CYi\ Olga, Aluoii Boy. Lady Jean. Kuala lumpor Plats. Cartoon. Sirdar, Carlo, Millionaii c.
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    LADIES LAWN TENNIS
    170 10 A I rUIOI TOI'KXAMKXT. The following are the ties for W < i, (> «i:i\ mikl Thursday. WBDNBBDAY. Ladiks Doi BLBB. Mis,t> Webster and Miss F. We »t, i Mn Mayson and Mrs (iatty. Mixed Do l -lii.r.s A. Mis Sjil/inann and Boyd v Mis* Morris and
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    GARRISON GOLF CLUB
    100 10 Hay tot the July monthly medal resulted m tie between a players. 15 cards wen taken out on the Hth and 9th and the following wore returned EL H. Shaipo 78 1 76 Lieut. R. O. Bheppard 84 8 76 Major E. Henderson 86 10 7tf Lt.
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    THE SQUEEZE IN TIN.
    606 10 A Controlling Syndicate. There is evidence that the stringency m the tin section of the Metal Market has reached its maximum, and that the tension will now gradually relax. One view which is not regarded as unduly optimistic suggests that there will be a return to
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    SUNGEI GAU.
    321 10 The Directors' Bepqri of the Sangei Can Tin Mining Co. reads: Your Directors suhinit herewith the Company's Balance sheet and Profll and Loss Account to the ttlst December. 1910, tin's being the close of the first period of the Company*! working which extends over 1M months. As the
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    284 10 Mr Burton littN l>een appointed Acting Hiuhoiu- Blaster, Lower iViak, and will Instationed m Teluk Anson. Capt. Hovers, formerly of the "\Dagmar," bus appointed to the Bangkok Harbour Department for a licence as a pilot. The Castor which arrived from Hongkong reported strong a strong southwesterly wind and
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    FRESH AIR FUND.
    340 10 Amount acknowledged *i.098.3() Miss \V.. S.M.S.. T.S.K.. W.M.. 8.5.E.. at $1 each 5.00 A. H. Mulct, anonymously. J. I). Hull, and H. (1., at |6 each 20.00 H. C. 9.00 V. N. S.. (i. \Y. M.. K. C. P.. L. K. F., C. T. H.. T. T.
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    S.C.R.C. TENNIS.
    61 10 TUESDAY. Championship. Tan Wi Van vs winner of Keng Tye'l TieA Doublp:s. Kiong Chin Eng and Chua Sim Ghee, 4 vs Scow Poh Leng and Lee Chim Tuan 7. B Doubles Final. E. Yean Bl add Tan Hong l\>li. 2. vs Khoo Kirn Pong and Chan Sze On
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    LATEST SHIPPING.
    36 10 Lama, Brit 957. Hirst, Penan*,'. 10-Ti Boustead, Penang 12. Japan Dut 747, Boer. Palembang, 10-7 Ships Agency, Muntok 13. Carl vie, Brit 234 Scott. Port Swett 10-7 S. 8. S. Co., P. Swett 11.
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      30 10 PASSENGERS. Per Lama: Mr Pringle. Dr. and Mis. Scott, Mr W. B. Michie, Mr G. Thornton, Mr Tom S. Adams. Per Japan Mr L. C. Richard, Mr E B Richard.
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      400 10 A GUARANTEED INCOME FOR LIFE. Jk £100 a year for life on attaining age 50 or a single cash payment of £1390-2-0 can be secured by a male age 25, for an annual payment of £31-16-0, (other ages m proportion.) Quotations for Annuity for all kinds, at any age, or
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