The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 19 July 1911

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    Masthead
    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 19. 1911. NO. 7,269
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    140 1 The oentennarj oi Tnackeray feeterdas i> marked by a special article on page h und i»y tlie TnrnoTer on this page. The situation it. causing uneasiness to politicians, became even if the Lord*, an swamped by a new creation, it will be necessary to postpone some measures
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    WILLIAM MAKEPEACE THACKERAY.
    901 1 In a world which forgett to easily, it i* delightful to think that M,h i-l;r (JaJ) IH> many English people were keeping grata the memory of our of England*! mibt tamoui novelists \viii, :11l) .M; t tv«i v lUi Thackeray. To writ.' anything more than has ■Ireadj
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      971 1 ff^ft^maßmmmmmKmmmmmmßmmmmmMmmmmmm^Bmmmmmmmmmmd^^ n T'XJJ H n You wi not Re^ pet Spending the Evening ENTIRE CHANGF OF PROGRAMME PIRCG S *****11 IIOOIHS NEW PJCTURES. TONIGHT! SUPERB PRODUCTIONS. J J|]£ MARLBOROUGH I At the ALHAMBRA, Beach Road. I JUST ARRIVED Cinematograph, Beach Road, Extraordinary Number of Pathe's Animated Gazette New (44th) Edition.
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      71 1 So^ap'd a^crtiocmcnto. For Sale a Triumph motor cycle—Page o. Wanted a terrace bouse Page 3. Four European mridfinooi to let at Berangoon Page 3. Lost or stolen a fox terrier pup Page 2. Skating at the Bink. Bias Ba>ah rd.. Page 1. Ban Hong Liong does not go still Thursday
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      309 1 THE WEEK. Wednesday 19th. High Water 110 a.m.. :,-i\ p. m. Boxing at Tanglin. Cup Football B.C.C. 2. Ben Un Thursday 20th. High Water It a.m.. l-:M p.m. B. I. Mail Homeward due. Cup Pootball liutTs t. v. Wanderere. Lodge Eastern (late. S-M p.m. Friday 21st. Hi^h Water— o-2C a.m..
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    THE POWER OF CHINA.
    299 2 A correspondent who signs himself A Looker On," writes to the Morning Post on thf> subject of tli*' power of China, and quotes some remarks made, to him by the President of the Banque Eusso-Chinoise In Paris, at the time of the Boxer Rising. The letter
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    ENGINEERING IN THE FAR EAST
    258 2 It is interesting bo note, sayi the British Trade BeTien thai Dorbj shire engineei ing firm, sfeoiri. M;trkh:uu vV Co., «>t tb< Broad Oaks Works, Cheeterfleld, sent out Last autumn staff o4 ssaohanics to erect shops for the purposes of the Bonth Manchuria Railway, and
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    PREMIUM ON ACCIDENTS.
    148 2 The Urge auuber o< noior-'bm accidents m London of late lias led to a renewed outers ftflainsi the danger of these vehiclea to other road users. They an li*W«toakid Indrj weather as m wet. us for instance, rhen there is no rain, the Btareets are soused Lth
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      304 2 What I About AA 1 IiCI I m- mm Dandruff?!^ There is just this much about it Dandruff is a germ disease, is most untidy, annoying, and leads to baldness. When chronic, it is very stubborn, but surely yields to thorough and energetic treatment. All germs must be destroyed, the
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      526 2 NOTICES. LOST OR STOLEN Fox Terrier dog (pup) white with 2 brown and blade patches on head covering ears. R«-^. No. 8509- answers to "Spuddy." Finder will be rewarded. Address No. 7, Sophia Road •Tilly 22-7 MUNICIPAL NOTICE. REFUND OF ASSESSMENT. All persons eliumin^ refund of AjMC&Hinent In reHpeot of
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      679 2 NOTICES. NOTICE. FEDERATED MALAY STATES RAILWAYS. Express Passenger Night Train Service between Kuala Lumpur and Singapore. ]*<:rths m the Sleeping Cars on the Ni^ht Express trains will be reserved for Pint Class Passengers free of charge on #06 notice being gtafen to any Station Master. Applications lor ivseiveil berths should
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      451 2 CHARTERED BANK )f India Australia and China. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. SINGAPORE BRANCH. Paid up Capital m 60,000 sluiivs of £2(» ea< h 61,900,000 Reeenre Fond £1,039,000 Reeerve Liability of Proprfeton j1'1. '200,000 Court of Directors. sir Montagu Corniab Turner (Cliainuan) Bfar Henry Stewart Cunningham, K.c.l.i;. Thomas Cntlilnn-tson, Esq. Hi
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      304 2 FEDERAL LIFE Assurance Company of Canada. n [NBURAN< Bin N»'v. Busini sh, 1910, orer i> 1 Netf Snrplna abor< BißVEandaß mtetandiiu DTJtBCT BBS Cash Loan-. B m. dm »ta, 1 tc, Polleiesan WORLD WIDE.™ J. H. EVANS, Mmagir, Bo THE BORNEO Co., Ltd. MANUFACTURERS LIFE INSURANCE Co. OF CANADA. I
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    THE NEW STAMPS.
    373 3 A Disappointing Design. It li vi l»e <«-i«r»-(i •<•.■ new postage atantpa whiea otasie their detnri jrceterdaj morning will meet trill luu Miiall favour MMOBg Htuiup colli'(-tor» aiul .nTisi^ \\lm» a)H anxious to oi-tain a Mjnup design t luu shtiil be m e\rr\ wiiv arortbj of the
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    SPREAD-EAGLEISM.
    160 3 A Washing pon Ix< em vi Washington* June 21st. Doting i)u- d«f»;it<* on the Bill Cor int ratification of Ibe Canadian -American tai-itf reciprocity sgreement m theBenate yesterday, Mr Heyburn said lVhatever w« i haw taken from England baa been taken at tb*point of the bayonet. M> only hope
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      473 3 FOR SALE. FOR SALE TRItrHPH MOToi: CYCLE a| HA*, v.ui;ihie gear. Almost mw with spare pfeuts, spare tjrres, t«H»is etc. No. W.i'2 c o Free Press Jorj i«.» 21-7 FOR SALE PRIVATELY 85 CASKS STOCKHOLM TAR (PI GOOD CONDITION) l»>r price Ac Apply to POWELL Co., a>UCTK>NE£RB July i"> jj-7
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      402 3 "'Hazeline' Snow" (trade mark) Greatly reduced I for Prickly Heat Its soothing and healing properties produce a delicious feeling of cool- ness and comfort. The ideal balm for painful sunburn, it instantly relieves the smarting sensation and removes the redness of the inflammation. Of all Chen) i b t a
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      897 3 AUCTIONS. MORTGAGEE'S SALE OI THI. British Steam Launch "Meranti" TO BE HELD AT OIR SALEROOM Monday, 24th July, at 2-30 p. m. PARTK ULAIIS ianl uilt T iu !!5W2? b 2 m]vy HaffnaTai m 1903 Length ,h feet. Braadtfa 15.1 feet. Depth f; S" 0 ronna^' r > 4]i Beglrtatpd
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      491 3 AUCTIONS. AUCTION SALE OF The Valuable Freehold Residential Property KNoWN As u LAN(;lani>s-\ Ho. Lit, BJver ValWj Boa 4, Tuesday, 25th July, at 2.30 p.m. All ihat ralnable piece <if m iiold land ooa taining an area of 10,140 ■quart f«**t, to^ethei witn the oomflarteble »ml pleanantlj Hituated residenoe known
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    Domestic Occurrences.
    40 4 Birth. On 181 h June, at Yokohama, tho wife of W. Y. Show leb of a daughter. Death. Harrison. At aea on tin morning of the 17th. J. s. Harrison, Chi< f Ofncer, m Bdendale." aged 72 cars.
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    The Singapore Free Press.
    1305 4 1..!' thf P'n. the P-ople ikM ...ir'v t WMMd l>» bltfueftCl an.i ;.nbril*u .Tg.in I!- 1 i..i!-i.>i Tnitli h»-i §*t rigM pie- e t i Wednesday, July 19. lull In alluding yesterday to the great strengthening of peace prospects m the Pacific, as between Japan and
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    315 4 a Tamil named Buppiah, of Kirn Bang 1Jo;h1. reporti m case of housebreakiiig and theft. Property rained :it ?168 was renio\ cd. Lieut The Hod. P. <;. Scarlett,. 2nd Bn. The Buffs, rejoined the station on liih in^t. on completion of Course at School of Musketry, Satara, India. Mr and
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    ATTEMPTED MURDER.
    263 4 Use of the Knife m Chinatown. Mr MaundreP, third magistrate, opened preliminary enquiry yesterday Into i charge of attempted murder brought sitf:im>t :l Kokien Chinaman named Fan noh. Court Inspector Bourne appeared for the Crown. I>< J,J Hirkev. house lUTgeon at the General Hospital, said that on JnneSl
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    WEDDING.
    396 4 B MOBS: »M; m Wst.-r.ia> Afternoon ;it m. lv latlicdrsil the wedding took pi O f V" BlizabetiS Sarkiei and Mi John .1 hotl) memhen <>i old and w.-u k',,,', Singapore families. The bride it tor of Mi M. Sarkies, ...,,i m. MM M J* h only son of
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    TIN SMELTING.
    38 4 News From a Later Source. Ipoh Jul] The Eastern Sn:eltin^ l'(iiii|iiiii\ I'^sbeen sold to London Byndk million dollars. (Information to khis ;?.m irss tron the Btraiti Echo od Baturdaj appeared In thees column! y( &t* morning.)
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    PENANG NEWS.
    64 4 \'< .lul\ Is. I'.«lT The London <>n (> the gtraitsßni Growers Asv, lli; :< ,i rarance claim foi 1 1 nbbersi Gedong Batata on Ha; I] bas >•• i i Cactorily settled. Tongkah Barbour Tin Co. tor tb< fortnight of Julj Isd tour work and obtained 1104 pikuli
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    SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A EUROPEAN.
    30 4 iF»O»! [pOO .lul> 1a young European recenUj employes^! Messrs Aylesburj and Qarland*i arrested yesterday on charge ol and using a-, genuine .i forged do an
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    L.L.T.C.
    86 4 TO-DAI 'l ftl I Ladibs 1 Baxdioap Double, Hw *Ui sou and Mrs Qattj v Ifn Balxmann Mrs CantrelL Mrs Haskins mm Sanderson v Mrs Marsh and Ifisi M trifc. Mixkd !>oi BUM A. Mi-> .1. Gnnn Mr Kvfiitt Mrs Hewan :>M.I Mr 1 gold. 1 BTBBDAT*! PLAT. CHAMFIOMSUP
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      56 4 TEe AUTO-MANUAL BRITISH MADE THROUGHOUT. I Beats anything offered lsz& t'\ I herc Mil, f iuA tßobinson Piano Co,gJJ^pp'___ I CHINESE COOKS OBTAIN. OLENT RESULTS WITH i^ TLES STOVES I ST OF STOVES SENT FREE ON APPLICATION. <$l ITHE VERY BESTI I LOGAN'S i EXTRA AGE 35 ■OLD HIGHLAND| WHISKY.
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      224 4 PENANC TURF CLUB. GALLOWAY EX-GRIFFIN RACES. GENTLEMEN RIDERS. It c 3 First Day. 6 Second Da^. 8 Third Day. NOTICE is j^iven that m consequence of leM than 5 entries having been received for th<> above named races, they are cancelled. NOTICE is further given the entries will be received
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    THE SITUATION.
    201 5 WHAT MAY HAPPEN. I Mirm \i. Nkwh Service. Loihloii, wit h rban. There is muck ■nrrmlaiton In iho Lobbies upon tin? reason lot the unusual -ution Of Lord Motley, who is himself i^suin^ the whip m rie* <.: th" third wading of the Lords 1 Veto nil! on
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    MASTERMAN'S SEAT.
    27 5 I IiPEBi ix bws Service. London, via Durban. Vlr i F. Masterman is advanced as andidate for Southwest Bethnal Oreen, Vi Mckersgill accepting a magistracy.
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    AMERICAN ELECTIONS.
    61 5 EXPENSES TO BE LIMITED. I N w >ri:v ]< 1.. London, via Dur >an. telegram from Washington says that th< Senate has passed unanimously a Campaign Publicity Bill, prohibiting senatorial candidates from spending more than ten thousand dollars and candidates for Congress spending more than live thousand dollars
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    CHOLERA IN NEW YORK.
    29 5 I VfPEBIAI \i:\\ S London, ia Durban. 9 Fifteeu s> of cholera at New York have i>e<-n cent to the isolation station at Swinburne Island.
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    RAILWAY SMASH.
    43 5 German Excursion Train Derailed. [3IPEB] U. \i-.w Si:i:\ London, \ia B tourit»t express from Basel to Berlin •eu derailed at lluellheim. Eight nrere killed, fifteen seriously hurt and tuany others injured. Firemen and soldiers Ksisted m the n I i>; rescue.
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      Hockey.
      138 5 M Company, who were adjudged the \'»'<\ Shooting Company of the 2nd Battn The Buffs' 1 last year, and are now «t Normanton undergoing musketry, do not permit their leisure hours to lie wasted. first rate hockey match iras played there «>n Sunday between tlf»» right and left half
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      Buffs Regimental 2nd XI League.
      113 5 l"> 'Company met F Company on Monday, 17th. :»i Tangliu m ili«' above t;"-i'i-. the match resulting m well red win for the former by 2 goals to F Company's goal was scored ofl Ity. This match concluded the ors< uumi of the league and
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      Billiards.
      41 5 Sergeants and the Corporals have their aeries of billiard matches, Cr. S J4' C'atchpole playing Lee. Corp. smith. l;)lt *i- winning S6O to lt>4. Cr. s^t. 1 Played Corp. (Ju^st, and won by 9 J** ml 3 ;>-. corporals 000. Sergeants
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    COMPENSATION FOR GERMANY.
    57 5 French Territory Affected. Imfkbi v \k\\-, Sbbtiob. London. ia Durban. Telegrams from Berlin and Paris confirm the view that Germany desires s rectiflcation of the frontier southward of tbe Kameruna, affecting an extensive slice of French territory. Oermany also, seemingly, claims some special recognition for German companies
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    BOXING CHAMPIONSHIP.
    42 5 An idea Signed. London, ia Durban. trticlea li.i\f been signed for the heavyweight championship of the world m t\wnt\ rounds between Jack Johnson :,inl Bombardier Wells, for :i pone of £8,000. The contest will be held m London m September.
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    CRICKET OFFERS.
    26 5 3iOn<3on, via Durban. Spooner )ias declined an invitation to join tho Australian Team and Douglas of 1 and Smith ol Warwickshire have hron risked.
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    THE ASSIZES.
    484 5 Cases For Trial. The fourth Court of Assizes was commenced before th<> Chiei Justice, Sir Archibald Law, yesterday. There are ten cases on the calendar, two of which are for causing death l>> rash motor-car driving. There being no murder ease or other special < :t <f x
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    86 5 The claim for I*oo for damages lor wrongful imprisonmenl brought by Hadji Abnun Rajadin againai Inche Noor Mahanicd Ha^hini. ili«- General Beereters of ili»- Malaya PooMmII Association, was again before Mr Pirmstone, In the District Court yesterday. Mr T. lMuil»> Parsoni was for the plaintiff and Mr H. D. Mundell
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    ROYAL VISITS.
    40 5 IN SCOTLAND. Rkutbb 9 Sxancß. London, via Bombay. Their Majesties King (icor^e ajsd Queen Mary, the Prince of Wales and Princess Mary arrived at Edinburgh m the evening for a four days stay. Thej received s greai reception.
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    TO BERLIN.
    68 5 1 UPEBI II N BWS Si;i;vk London. ia J hirban. A telegram from Berlin says that arrangements are complete for the isit of Queen Mary, the Mnce of Wales and Princess Man to Mecklenburg- Btrelitz at the end of August. They will afterwards attend the annual review of
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    AFFAIRS IN MOROCCO.
    70 5 A FRANCO-SPANISH INCIDENT. French Consul Arrested. Rei j i.i."- Sebtice. London, i;i Bombay. The friction lietweea ili<> Spanish and French at Alcazar luis culminated, according io French account, In ilw arreal <»! the French Consul. M. Boisset, by tlw Spanish guard at the gates, who marched him
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    TURKEY AND ALBANIA.
    56 5 Turkish General Superseded. R] i Mi:"- Sebvk i:. London, vi.i Bombay. A Constantinople telegram suites rliat Shefket Torgut, tii<> commander of the Turkish troop* m Albania ].;i< h»>»>n recalled tnul m succeeded i.> Abdnllali J' ..l)a. mho has a reputation for moderation which is expected to facilitate
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    193 5 A Full List. There quite an ii!ipo>in;< agendu for ■■Klav'* meeting of Legislative Council. Mr Macßain asks about wireless telegraphy m the following terms. In view of the annooncement ni the Imperial Conference thai a chain «>t wireless lelegrapl) >f;.ii<»u> i> t,, be established m England, Cyprus, Aden,
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    MUNICIPAL COMMISSION.
    63 5 I In- Municipal Commission meed on Fridaj at 8 p.m. U.shUs the routine business there are down tot consideration street Improvi ment, )niirli:is»> of 28 jirul 29 Johore-rd purchase of additional destructors; appointment of additional asdistant engineers for sewage scheme appointment of second assistant gag engineer. A special
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    HOCKEY.
    19 5 On the Esplanade last evening a hockey team representing the World beai England i>\ si\ goals f«» nil.
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    LAWN BOWLS.
    20 5 'In s rob Today, Championship Norrie v McKt-an. Kmendly Doubles Lysil and Lennle v Archdeacon [zard and Hay.
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    51 5 In lli« football msitch S. C. C. II tinGovernment Services, a replay this even* in#, the following represenl the Club C. B. Cooper, L. D. Gosling, F. A. Teale, H. T. Etirlf>, C. V. Bailey. P. Lloyd, J. A Tilly, R. W. Morrin, M. li. Brockwt 11, Potts, A. M.
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    SPORTING NOTES.
    960 5 There is no d— ire on the part of the writer to return to the discussion of the facts which led up to the little co ntretemps which lias arisen between certain dubs nod the Singapore Football Association, or the subsequent happenings, the letter of the correspondent signing
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      305 5 GOLD MEDAL CAMP BEDS. 4^9to» Covered with Superior Brown Waterproof Government Sin!? T^ We seasoned wx"! a" Parts neatly and strongly fitted together will be found light portable Price $6-50 each. Rods for Mosquito Curtains price $150. Mosquito Curtains price $3-50. OBTAINABLE AT ROBINSONS 9 W. D. H. 0. WILLIS'S
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      541 6 OCEAN S.S. Co., ltd AKD CHINA MUTUAL S. N. Co., Ltd. The Oosnpanh iteamom are despatched from Liverpool oatwavdn u,r tiu straits. China J«nd Japan ev«r\ week, :md from Japan ho Maids for London. Amsterdam MM Antwerp wry fortnight Cor finSMM. Marseilles and Liverpool and for Maneilles, Havre and r.iver|kk»l
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      645 6 Pacific Mail S.S. Co. U S MAIL LINE VIA INLAND SEA OF JAPAN AND HONOLULU Semi-Tropical Route line taking the warm SOUTHERN ROUTE across the Pacific via HONOLULU, OAHU, on the most fertile ami beautiful island of the Pacific. Through Passage Tickets granted to England. Frame and Germany by all
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      665 6 THE SI AM STEAM NAVIGATION CO., Ltd. EAST COAST SERVICE. For Pahang, Berserah, Trfetgganu, Bisut. Semerak. Bacho. Kelantau. Banguara, Telupin, Panarai, Patani, Singora. Lacon, Kolisamui. Baaidon, Langsuan. Chiunpou, Kohlak and Bangkok. s.s. PRACHATIPOK* dne 10 July Departure 12 July at ii p.m. s.s. ASDANG** due 13 July Departure U July
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      54 6 ARCHIBALD CURRIES Australian Indian Line. SINGAPORE TO JAVA PORTS, MELBOURNE AND SYDNEY. ALsn TMMUB U,,0 FOR OTHKH MsTUSUI^ and Nkw Zkalaxd Pom (with tnntblpnum), ColhounK Grace us •B^ J° nS apt J S pat,ic k ana sg2Sf •!gS° l^^^ and are lighted S^^^JSSS^ «%Sf EmyalUS has also a refrigerator McALISTER
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      627 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 f<u China Coast, Persian Gulf. Continental and American Torts. Bteaasen will leave Singapore on or atXKM MAIL LINES. OXTTWABD won China) Devanha 7nlyM l>eihi Bepttt Arcadia
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      552 6 N.D.L. Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen IMPERIAL GERMAN MAII LINE. The fast hu<l weii-Kuou this Company sail Inctntghtl) from i( Hapiborg via Rotterdatu, atv ton. Gibraltar, Qeaaoa^ Nip 1 Marseilles. Kaples, Alexandria and i Port Saiii. Sue/. \<|. n. <ok Singapore, Bongkong, Bhang] Nagaaaki anci Kobt to Xokohain aud > Througb tickets
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    SHARES.
    1426 7 Cap. Issue. Paid. Last Div. Bottom. Bellem M,OOO 2s 2« Allagar I 10 4 I 150.000 2s 2s Anglo-Malay 160% 17 <> 1m o 90,000 2s m Batang Malaka I j o •6,000 1 1 Batu(a\t» IV) 13 10 0 14 0 0 «0.000 1 1 Bam Tiga (Belaagor)
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      212 7 ANT EXTERMINATORS (UNIVERSAL) and Sulphur Powder ARSENITE OF SODA for spraying lalang and other weeds BOILERS (Spenser-Hopwood) 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 quality. CEMENT "Borneo" Brand fresh snipments month|y DISINFECTANT
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      165 7 De KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ CNDSB CONTBAOT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIA GOVERNMENT. Agents at Singapore, The Shipsagency, Ltd, 2-3, Collyer Quay The umlenm mioned il.urs of departure are only approxiinalc. r,i:>>i wkr "Mo. ia Saba. Sini})n.n«« and Djambi July 19 van Hooekdobp Belat Pandjang, Bengkalts, mak and Pakan- Baroe July 19
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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      468 7 LATEST ARRIVALS. Ani'ierai Brii 185 Kcotl PontiauaJr, is 7 Thong Kk B »< :;s Cook P. Bwett., is. 7 ss Co P. 8 rert 20 i:,;,!i,k ,> 7 Trenggaun, iv; T. H. Lye Trenwanu J9 H,; -s colli. tfuar, 18.7 8 Co MaS 19 S-jM^ar Bnl 128 Hud™ Kalaccu, is;
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      292 7 EXCHANGE. i i i July 18 Bank 4 m/. Jl -2.4} demand 8.4 Private credite m 1 1 1 urn credit. 8m 1 2 t demand Hank -.><» 1 j Obbm lwt, demand 288 fN!,,x T. n Hongkong, demand 22 FOKOfIAMA, don. and 11 Jai demand 140! Bangkok, demand aj
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    THACKERAY.
    2544 8 AX APPRECIATION. \s a people, the English are not mweh given to making holiday, least days come and go without awakening within us i responshe thrill. In the matter of Com mssnoratioß Days we place ourselves under self-denying ordinance and prill j*a\» i none ot them, perhaps because too
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    68 8 It is reported that a Russiau high official who came to Vladivostok recently has informed the central Government of the condition of the Russian Navy m the Far East. He is said to have reported that the Naval force m Vladivostock is m a deplorable condition. The Askold will soon
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    561 8 The "Stentor" which sailed for Liverpool yesterday evening took with her 1300 pilgrims for Jeddah. The "Achilles" from China lauds some general cargo and loads for Europe. The homeward hound German mail "Yorck landed 40 tons of general cargo. She loaded with 400 tons of general cargo, replenished
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    ACCIDENT IN ORCHABD-RD.
    194 8 Chinese Woman killed by Motor. An Accident which resulted In the death of jiii elderly Chinese woman occurred m Orchard Road near the railway bridge about T.oO on Monday night. A motorcar containing Mr and Mn Hani Becker wa> being driven towardsTanglin by a Malay named Eusope.
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    94 8 The Chinese of Hongkong are showing increased interest m sporting activities. Their latest venture is the formation of a Cricket Club m connection with the Chinese Recreation Club, whose grounds are at Causeway Bay, and whose member ship totals over 200. Already the members have been busy with the bat
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