The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 21 July 1911

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    Masthead
    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, FRIDAY. JULY 21, 1911. NO. 7,271
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    145 1 The Alcazar incident has closed and Spain has apologised Page f». An expedition is Boring ugninst the ox Shah oi Persia Page ft. Cricket results and betting OB Liverpool Cup -Page o. The composition of the Imperial Court of appeal is given m a telegram Page r>.
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    "SINGAPURA."
    1691 1 Singapora" know-, bmui] traYell they come and go. pass into li.i gattl and pass out again. Hrn Singapore herself remains unchanged. Ceaseless tho bwirl af her rivers, rhftngriffl the tide of her MM, unsilenccd the pral of her bolls; shp will remain, undaunt« d. the Lion Cil v (or
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      456 1 W ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME NEW PICTURES. TONIGHT SUPERB PRODUCTIONS. At the ALHAMBRA, Beach Road. Extraordinary Number of Pathe's Animated Gazette New (44th) Edition. lnt« resting hi\< Mitim- of the I'riix* of "JEKeotwd «»aehing Marsithon Faint-u-. Ualesat PHndsoi < ;i-tl< People drive famous horses from Hyde Pa rle to Kiehinoiul.
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      288 1 THE CLEAN SHOW THE STAR OPERA COY. THI. DUTCH ANI» MAI.AV VARIETY KNTKRTAINI'RS AT THE THEATRE ROYAL 1 Hi-. MOHT DP TO-PATE THEATBE D< NORTH BRIDGE ROAI». TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT Bhakespeare'B Popular Play "OTHELLO" THE MOOR OF VENICE WILL BE STAGhI) DON'T FAIL TO COME SEE MISS MARIAM. The favourite will
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      233 1 TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT HARIMAHALL NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. THE MOST COOL COMFORTABLE HALL IN TOWN. GOOD VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY DOHT I AIL TO COME A SKE THE CORONATION OF HIS MAJESTY KING GEORGE V, AND OTHER NKW AND INTERESTING films m our GRAND CHANGE of PROGRAMME 1. Caline gives a Supper
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      178 1 So^&a? 'a a^vcrtioemento. Farmf m the Beaidencj »»t Kbio to let Pnga '2. Mortgagee's Sale by thing Keng Lee i Co. Page S. Notice m Bankruptcy Page 2. Villa Marina to be let -Page I. Othello at the Theatre Royal to-night Page 1. Trade Mark Notice Page '2. House to
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      296 1 THE WEEK. Friday 21st. Hi^li Water S-M a.m.. :>1 p.m. N. D. L. Mail Outward dm Legislative Council. '2-30 p.m. Municipal Commission. X p.m. Saturday 22nd. High Water -7-16 a.m., Ml p.m. B. I. Mail Outward due. Lodge St. George, 9 p.m. S. U. E. (v) Monthly Shoot :;<> p.m.
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      333 2 £S Jl A. J| OOZOCIOIVC Some people complain of the expense of a good dentifrice. SOZODONT is both '^s± /TRY good and economical. kJ!J££--*-*JjJj^ )aly a little is wanted. Il lasts. It keeps the t^l-^ teeth clean and frees them fioin the corrosion r lai tar Ba^fy l And it
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      176 2 NOTICE. FEDERATED MALAY STATES RAILWAYS. Express Passenger Night Train Service between Kuala Lumpur and Singapore. Berths m the Sleeping Cars on the Night Express trains will lie reserved for First Class Passengers free of charge on due notice being given to any Station Master. Applications for reserved berths should be
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      657 2 NOTICES. LOST A BUNCH OF KEYS Between No. 1 Robinson Road and Netherlands Trading Society. Finder will be rewarded with $85, Apply to No. 1 Robinson Road July ->1 The Bankruptcy Ordinance 1888 IX THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SLTTLEMKXTS Settlement of Singapore IN BANKRUPTCY No 19 of 1909
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      456 2 CHARTERED BANK of India Australia and China. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. SINGAPORE BRANCH. Paid up Capital m 60,000 shares of £20 each £1,200,000 Reserve Fund £1,62-5,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £1,200,000 Court of Directors. sir Montagu Cornish Turner (Chairman) Sir Henry Stewart Cunningham, K.C.I.E. Thomas Cuthhertson, Esq. Sir Alfred Dent,
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      326 2 FEDERAL LIFE Assurance Company of Canada. s 1 [NSURAN( E 111 <,\< i 159,h00.000.0ij New Bti^iiie^s, 1910, over fc),O4O,OO(M)Q Lar^e Nett Surplus «»M)vt> liabilities for R*F SERVE and all ooUtanding oUiow, Direct (.Vivkknmmnt BdPBBfMRm. Cash Loaii^. fi rtlements, «'i<-, tn*d< I Poliek'san "WORLDWIDE. 1 J. H. EVANS, Mhm-i^t, Bo ittl
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    THE MASSACRE OF CHINESE IN MEXICO
    579 3 HorriM'* Details. llexioo City, Jmu 9th. An indi-nuiil of twelve million pec is irill i>e demanded i of Mexico !>> ihr Chinese GoremMri lor Hie slaughter of Chinese subjects fay Torreon. The demand >\ill be backed up i»> ;i cruiser, irhieb la on the
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    THE STRAITS CHINESE READING CLUB.
    290 3 The above club, which hat beta carry* ii useful educational work for over years among the Straits bora Chinese, •ii ,i new session on Tuesday night. Wo>t oi the former members rejoined, and thus shewed their app *eciation of the ndrantagea which ih<- club affords.
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      565 3 y^k Family $m^ Medicine rar^ Without jff Alcohol Ayer's Sarsaparilla is a tonic and alterative, free from alcohol. What is a "tonic"? A medicine that imparts strength or tone; a medicine that builds up, gives vigor and power. What is an alterative A medicine that alters or changes unhealthy action
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      499 3 nazehne Snow (trade mask) nsnlsn^nsnsnnaba^n^K ES^^bS^'' Greatly reduced I for Prickly Heat I Its soothing and healing properties produce a delicious feeling of coolness and comfort. The ideal balm for painful sunburn, it instantly relieves the smarting sensation and removes the redness of the inflammation. I Of alt Chemists BURROUGHS
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      761 3 AUCTIONS, AUCTION SALE OF A quantity of Whites and Khaki Drill Suits and other wearing apparel, AT Messrs. H. L. COGHLAN ft Cos IfsiirOQMS on Monday 24th July at 10.30 am Now 081 View H. L. COGHLAN Co., T All tiom krs July 21 25 7 MORTGAGEE* S SALE Monday,
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      500 3 TO LET. TO BE LET !'Ai;ll lilv'V.s::; [>. N.». ii!a M.tnnw. >ug Kfttung. faun 1 i Bcptcinber, r.«n. Applj to BTBI I'M I. i Co July 81 „c TO LET ATEB JTERNEH, K>l Srrani;.K»n i.l. ).m K o Compoond, Newly repaired, peiuted and ooloor-wash. Bntry Aug. i- 4 Apply to
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    Domestic Occurrences. Death.
    21 4 Domestic Occurrences. Death. At th« Government Hoapitalß, Bata Gsjah, «>n 16th inst.. Annk. th«- dearly bored \%iiv ..t h. Gordon Graham.
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    The Singapore Free Press.
    1811 4 While the Imperial Conference, amidst some tilings left undefined and indecisi\e, did achieve aims of importance m the field of foreign policj and the organisation of Imperial Defence, one region m which quite definite and measurable results have been attained h:\> been that which coven the
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    THE ASSIZES.
    94 4 Gang Robben (';!>•• Continued, In tfw Assize < lourt v. tterday, the acting Chief .iu^: tee, fi i;. and a common Jurj were nga^ed all with tin- case In whicb ;i Ktmiti Chinaman and i bree y. dayM > with gang robbery. The .oi are two Bugii I
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    THE PROUDLOCK CASE.
    472 4 A Sen«ibl< Elanffoon \*ku In tin- oonra i an art Icle n fen ii the Free pardon and lent U the Proudloch case the Rangoon Qua writes as follow i There has been, sis w;i- ii;ifnr;i] some ojuarteri violent, unreason inn test But tin- ansn er to
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    PROPERTY SALE.
    66 4 The i*)llow ii^r Ul |i M v Messrs M. L. Coghlan arm Co Bi on Wednesday No. Jalan Besar Shop boas \< ins Leasehold Quit rent *i Sq. it. monthly rent 120 bought bj I I Kli;is. fof 13,750.00. No. 26 Robinson Road Statutory G No. 11. 110
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    BRUANG.
    145 4 The <>ui,uit of tin on for the June vm piculi 48.75, The m water is still l»ri)!{. m plj t Mi a. B. Voules, InsjMM !.u of 1 s is passing through 8 during a tour «,t Inspei ion ol 1 1 A prison CrOOB South tin northwest Pi-o\
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      92 4 TEe AUTO-MANUAL BRITISH MADE THROUGHOUT. Beats anything offered ifUSil X kre. Wm ii II [I jjMj it 3 OUR PRICE jMW^pj|JlßygSl Robinson Piano CHINESE COOKS OBTAIN. t EXCELLENT RESULTS WITH iT LITTLES STOVES 1 w COMPLETE LIST OF STOVES SENT FREE ON APPLICATION. <» BEER. LEE BROTHERS. 58-4, Hill Street,
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      248 4 PENANG TURF CLUB. GALLOWAY EX-GRIFFIN RACES. GENTLEMEN RIDERS. Race i first day. ..3 Second Day. „8 Third Day. NOTICE is f^iven that m consequence of leM than 5 entries having been received for the shove named races, they are cancelled. NOTICE is further given the entries will be received by
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    IMPERIAL COURT.
    108 5 ITS CONSTITUTION. »i wa SssTia •j-»|M' s ••Ui.ii:ni. u s \\f T^oiulon, \i;) Durhan. A Blue Book summarises tiif. proposals ol the [mperiaJ Conference with regard to us proposals for Court of tppeal, de. bated on June 1 8th, and to which the itiiic agreed. it is proposed
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    PERSIA.
    56 5 Blames Russia for Ex-shah. R] i I ft 8 i:vi« B. London. it U,,,, 1 feheran < tovernment is active. 'v i abinet has been formed and several f1 leaders hastened to inform the Government of their heart) support list (m« Shah. The conduct o! Russia m permitting toti
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    MARTIAL LAW PROCLAIMED.
    53 5 I' 8 8 :vk E. London, ii Bombay. from Teheran states thai the Vlejlisa I empowered the <.n\. mnent to laim the nm>i rigorous martial law. \>i expedition starts forthwith against K-Shafa consisting of 500 Bakhiiaris, 500 Reformed Cavalry and a number o! volunteers, while 2,000 Bakhtiari*
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    CRICKET RESULTS.
    55 5 R's SbBYICB. London, ria Bombay, ms beal Somerset i>\ one v ickei K«i-t beat Worcestershire r< Maidstone bj l."» 4 cuds. Warwickshire beat Sussex :.i t'hichester BO ii!ti>. Middlesex beal Royal Engineers at Lords Xons '..mi Lancashire at Manchester i>> w ickets. n><- following matches were <!-;i\\n: Surrey
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    LIVERPOOL CUP.
    70 5 Ji'i f i;\i. E. London, ia I Durban. For thi Liverpool Cup rlu> betting is a 1 ;if,';iilist Decision, to 1 a^iiinM King Sf idas and Fersism, 8 i«> l against Atty, LOO v. 7 against Clannish. The probable starters are Decision (F. Wootton), King Midas (Maher), Eudorus
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    SHARE CIRCULAR. FHASER & Co.
    223 5 SHARE CIRCULAR. FHASER Co. The marked improvement m shares to \.iii(h referred m our last circular ujis only temporary and the market Ims once more assumed ji rerj dull tone. Hush i--'ii Rubbers bas t>« i «'ii confined '<> comtivelj \>w stocks. Industrials are quiet iiinl i? is only m
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    68 5 ih» Hon i. h> B. L. Brockman has Kindly uaented to become President <>! fh«' Singapore Football Association. TheB.C.Ci '1 meet tliedovernment Ser\ i< -c tor the fourth time on Mond;«\ next, pln> .it (.(lock, and extra tiim-. of ten minuto will l>e playe.d if miiUHMII'J). Hie winners of this
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    FRANCE AND SPAIN.
    63 5 Alcazar Incident Closed. Rei TKE'a >fi:Vh > 1 Bj Bnhnuirine Cable]. n London, vi H Bombay. despatches hon Madrid and Paris to! Ji«ht point to the settlement of the Franco Spanish dispute si Alcazar. Spain has Intimated h<r readiness to »P<*»Bbc it the French rersimi of M
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    REGRETS.
    78 5 Jmj'i v ll N*wa Sebi i > London, rii Durban. telegram from Paris states thai the Spanish Ambassador has called on M. 3el^ i and expressed his regret nr the /in incident. 11, said thai the Spanish OoTernmenl was anxious tor cordiaJ relations with Prance and was instructing ita
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    STATE INSURANCE.
    90 5 AN ALL NIGHT SITTING. RIAI EWfl SeRI I' 1:. London, \ia Durban. Clause i(ii o! the Insurance Bill was adopted yesterday vening after a narrow division, Mr IJ«>\<l Oeorge refusing t<» burden the Treasury i>> the concessions which \\i\f demanded from all sides of the Home. The discussion
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    BISLEY.
    102 5 Reuter's Si London, vli 1 '<nn. i winners of the Schnmacher Cup an the Royal Fusiliers, Jtibbulpore, with 86Q4. The Tenth Hussars. Rawai I'imli. with 8218 win. m addition to the third prize, .1 special mounted units prize. The Witvratersrand Rifles with 2708 u<f the dismounted uniis prize for
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    PRINCE OF WALES PRIZE.
    30 5 Londdn, ia Boml At Bislej Canadian, Privatx Clifford wop tl" Prince of I p>-i/«- witli 81. Tilttn, a Rhodesiaii >vhs second with ji scon ol H
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    CONSUMPTION CONFERENCE.
    78 5 Early Disappearance Predicted. li'j i I i SeRVK E. London, \ii Darban. onferei ing hold ills reference to tin- prevention <>' consumption, and the Kin; 4 lijis telegraphed lii^ sympathy. Mr John Burns, m an opening ;»d<ir< bs. said consumption bad diminished m force, and he thought it
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    MR CHAMBERLAIN.
    108 5 London, Julj 11 A banquet was given I i -.ici<l;i> wiling m London m celebration of Mr Joseph Chamberlain's birthday. There were iln gvests, representing Mr Chamberlain*! age, \\iil> t h«* number of rears of his membership of the House of Commons. All wore orchids. Mr Balfoui paid
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    122 5 Singapore's fourth motor ftre engine ii due to jn rive here •hortly. li i«> kjrpe of vehicle differing largelj from rluw m use at present In Singapore, the main point of difference Wui£ t lisil it fttted With Morris Aja\ turbine pump. It also carries 55-foo4 escape and will be
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    WEDDING.
    243 5 Kindersley-Collis. {Front our o-wn Correspondent^ Kuala Lnnipor. .7ul\ 20th. The marriage took place yesterday at 81 Mark's Church of Mi- K. C. M. Kindersley, second son of Capt H. W. C. Kindersley, late of the 20th Regiment, to Miss Margaret CoUis, elder, daughter of the lass Major General Collis.
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    SCOTS HOLIDAY.
    52 5 Reutsh*9 Sehvicb. London, > ia B«>mbar. on li;inl< Holiday at Eklinburgh, Their Majesties the King and Queen attended a brilliant ceremony of dedication of the Chapel of tbe Order of the Thistle m the South-east corner of St. Giles 1 Cathe <hal. (heat crowds were present and Their
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    THE CARDIFF RIOTS.
    52 5 London, ?is Bombay. A btmdred and t\\ent\ London police bave arrived at Cardiff and 200 troops ad Newport have been warned to be m readiness. A mass me< ting of «v Ker> ol ;i I (!a -ses has resolved to eeaee vrork till the shipowners recognise th<
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    AN AGGRESSIVE DEMAND.
    43 5 London, i ■•■< Bombay. The Times understands thai Germans demands a complete cession of tin- coast and interior along the French Congo up to Bangs River and including Libreville and Loango, also Fram e's rights of pre-emption of ib< Congo State
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    ANGLO-JAPANESE TREATY.
    37 5 Mi. 1 1 it's Bervk b. London, ia Durban. Mi Sarcourt, the Colonial Becretarj has announced thai the Colonial Premiers were consulted with reference to the Japanese Treat; 'I hej nnaniuiousl) approved of the treaty.
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    MR BALFOUR'S HEALTH.
    22 5 X;.' i i-ll's SEKTICI. London, via DurbaiL 'I l;c rumours ol anxiet} ;»i>out Mr )in) fours licnith are contradicted.
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    45 5 The following Supplementary Order of the Daj for Fridays Gonncil meeting lms be. n issued Question b> Mr Darbishire: w ben is the Light TnlU Act Amendment l>ill whi<!i passed its third reading on October 7th, 1010, to be brought iuto opera! ion
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    OIL WAR IN INDIA.
    219 5 An important development ha* taken place m the nil rate wai' now proceding m India and elsewhere between the Standard and Shell companies, to which reference was made m these columns last week. Ii seems that the Shell Transport Company were under fcfee Impression thai the
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    JIMAH'S CLAIM.
    927 5 Action Against Hongkong Bank, The ctM m which the Jimak Bobber] Estates, Ltd., claim 57.500 from the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Wit*- continued before Mr Justice Fisher m the Supreme Court yesterday. Mr H. Wills paid a cheque tor *7..">00 to A. A. Qunn m payment of
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      342 5 GOLD MEDAL GAMP BEDS. S^^^SMaiT7~ M^T^TM Mlkii Covered with Superior Brown Waterproof Government Canvas, made of well seasoned wood all parts neatly and strongly fitted together will be found light portable Price $6-50 each. Rods for Mosquito Curtains price SI 50. Mosquito Curtains price $5-50. OBTAINABLE AT ROBINSONS' W. D.
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    THE MOST WIDELY QUOTED POEM.
    378 6 !> every newspaper m America i« J>L»'iting and reprinting the verses entitled J LI (TOO) Mr lludvard Kipling*! >>ouk, Bfl mil Mnl Fuhie*. n 1 of rersee In recent timn h^ l*a-i sacb t« lr i-,-, In \n). lieu they are j>lm »>. (i to
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      248 6 OCEAN S.S. Co., ltd. AND CHINA MUTUAL S. N. Co.. Ltd. Ji 1 IHI *t -j „l -hod trom Liverpool oatwards lor the straits. China »iid Japan every wrt k, and froiu Japan hon t yards for London, ftmstmrtam and Antwerp <*ver> fortnight; for Genoa. Marseilles and Liverpool and lor
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      635 6 Pacific Mail S.S. Go. U S MAIL LINE VIA INLAND SEA OF JAPAN AND HONOLULU Semi-Tropical Route Onh line taking the Mann SOUTHERN ROUTE across the Pacific via HONOLULU, O\HU, on the most fertile and beautiful island of the Pacific. Through PaatageTicketo granted to England, France and Germany by all
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      705 6 THE SIAM STEAM NAVIGATION CO., Ltd. EAST COAST SERVICE. For Pahang. Berserah. Tringganu. Bisut. Semerak. Baclio, Kelantau, Ban&uara, Telupin, Panarai, Patani, Singora, Lucon. Kohsanmi. Bandou, Langsuan, Chunipon. Kohlak and Bangkok. s.s. REDANO** due 20 July Departure -iS July at 3 p.m. s.s. YUGALA* due 24 July Departure 2C July at
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      630 6 P. 0. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt. Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Bills of Lading is>ued Ipr China Toast. Persian Gulf, Continental and American Ports. Btesmira wffl leave Singapore on or about MAIL LINES. Outward (FOB CBTJU) Deranha July 88 Delhi Etopi
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      572 6 N.D.L. Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen IMPERIAL GERMAN MAII LINE. The i;t^: aad well-known n ilii-- Company sail Ibrtnightly from i..,i,. Hamtmrg \ia Rotterdam, tntwi rj», Routhatnp' ton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples. << ■ni.i, Afarseille-. Naples. Ali'\.:iuliia and vice \> P»)j-t Said. Suez. Aden. Oolombo, Pen Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, I h Nagasaki aud
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    RUBBER ESTATE RETURNS.
    701 7 The Tot*] whrv ti'iM i- i.|»n-s(Mil> Ih«' Output since .lan. Iffii -'\< i\'" whim figure i> bracket! is.Ljis<n. «pte«eiiting m iii;mi> months. When months return is i«ii»,,i. thii t(.t-..l leywerit* the last »t«I1--j«'»U' total. Betdang Tiiiti'd 21.129 S,i..*-i Kari 9,519 WJ SialMM, M 96 5a.M1v,,,.!, T,tts 8,896
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    TIN RETURNS.
    112 7 M.-«y June Total. BeUU I T v Bruang »<-» I'lu'inli) iiiii_; 140 Gtopeng <>li» 500 :;.oh.-. Heawood 458 1,898 Kamimiii- (ll) 155,781 Kaaaboi 888 1,084 kiiihi 881 185 1,888 KintM Association 460 I>7l Kledang 108 124 881 Knunat Pulal 1,088 Lahal 1,818 tfengfombu F.t»<i. »i I MMdletoa 4.7
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    MARKET PRTCE LTST.
    407 7 The price** quoted are generally those curreal at Clyde Terrace Market. At the other markets tin re nay be small variations. fHuf |HW», .Inly iHth. 1011. Btais. Long per catty 6 <!<>. French <lo 12 Reel |K-j lh. 16 Beef sroalx do- 1H Bean Sprout a peroatt)
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    GRATEFUL MOTHER.
    302 7 Tb JM How Doan's Backache Kidney Pills Saved her Son's Life. Mrs. B. Tier, of 102, Fewland Road, Worthing, England, says: "I don't know how to thank you enough, for your Doan's Backache Kidney Pills have actually saved the life of my son Arthur, aged 14. "Arthur's illness
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    EXCHANGE.
    62 7 (COftBBCTBO DP TO .Tll.\ -Jo. 1 Bauk 4m S 2-4^ demand 2-4 3-82 Private credits 3 m/s Fhance credits 6 m's 2-4S demand I>;mi\ 294^ Gkbmavy, demand iM| India. T. T. Homoioko, demand 22'" Yokohama demand 114^ Java, drmand 140J BAHOXOK, deiuaiid 65 bOVKRKii;\s. Bunk Buying 58.54 Bank of
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    PRODUCE.
    136 7 July *20. Tin bayars 9l.74 Gambier tmyen 9.60 Gambler Cuba No. 1 l ».:.(< Gambler Cube No. 2 nom. Pepper Black ordiu. S'pOM buyers 1h.,-(i Pepper. (White fair" l.uyers -29.50 Nntmegi (110 to the ll».' uom. Nutmegs (80 to the 11>. > nom. Mace (Wanda) nom. Cloves (Amboina) nom.
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      197 7 RAFFLES BY-THESEA, PENANG S MOST SELECT HOTEL EUROPEAN PROPRIETORSHIP Electric Light, Fans. Privates Bathrooms and Verandahs. Large and Small Private Dining* Rooms COMPARISON INVITED un to Icianllnfwa. Cuisine, kpartmeiits and Terms. Bpackme Cioinuis. Biiii.ini-.. Tennis, Mota C.ai-a^t and BtahHng. The Bar and BiDUvd Room aw parate boa tin- HoteL Telephone
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      219 7 Renowned Physicians prescribe Grimault's Matico as the most active and at the same time the most inoffensive remedy m the treatment of Acute and Chronic Discharges. matico INJECTION is used ii recent cases and. MATICO CAPSULES m tb? nore chronic ones. y^ Active Principle of >w Cod Liver Oil with
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      385 7 INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd The steamers of this Company maintain a regular direct service between Calcutta, Straits, Hongkong, Shanghai and Japan, taking cargo on through Bills of Lading for Canton. Swatow, Amoy, Chefoo. Tientsin, Newchwang, Yangtsze Ports, Formosa, the Philippines Ac. &c. STEAMERS. Tons Commander Kotoang t. *!>."> R.
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      41 7 Croup Can Be Prevented. When given as sooii as the croupy cough api>ears Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will ward off an attack of croup and prevent all danger and cause of anxiety. Thousands of mothers use it successfully. For sale by all
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      40 7 How to Cure Muscular Rheumatism. It is worse than useless to take any uudicines internally 'or muscular or chronic rheumatism. All that is needed is a free applica tion of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. For sale M all Dispensaries and Dealers.
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      1054 7 VESSELS IN PORT. IliiL; ami Tons Commanders Arrived Frotn !<r inn Sou Mew Col. \aeht 500 Murphy* 84-1 Mfiltwi i ncertain Sea Belh? F.K&. yat. 400 N«CO<tall, KwaiHan. 7-7 I ..vi.S. I „.v taiu Komet <iei (iovt 975 Mueller. Breweit, 14 7 <iui«u>;. Bteamen Nut. Tonnage A; Muster 1-iom <•
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    THE PRINCE OF WALES.
    379 8 The young Prince of Wales, as heir to the English Throne, oocujftei a very exalted position, and as soon as he comes of Bge, which m his case will be next .June, at the age of eighteen, if is onlj right and and tilting he should
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    RUBBERISED SILK.
    344 8 Process ol Making Waterproof. silk ol \jiiious qualities, weights, and colours forms the bate of the manufacture of rubberised silk. ;md m iobm hist auras ii constitute* th<> larger item La cost. Another trade name for this product ii waterproof -ilk. i; n I >i >«>]- is the
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    NEW GERMAN TREATY
    125 8 Commenting on the mou German-Jap* nose Treaty of Commerce and Navigation the Kokumin notes that among the Ton tinental Powers Germany is the first to conclude the work of Treaty revi rion, and trnste thai this will greatly influence the other Powers. Next toGer many oomei Fnu.ce.
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      851 8 CROSSE B CELEBRATED ffl^/ C B Psar^e???^ JFLLItS, POTTED MEAIS, S TABLE 1 MAIT VINE6AR I TXT7IT Yf*i A nTT^oi I q^os^7»uck«» affi SALAD OIL |i 1 DJ&LILACIES* Is^^J^^' m y "^P^~ ~^^z---^*£Pi^ m Agents for Lea Ptrrins' r ***°'<*t Tins with E* V WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCF. %%%i WEAK RARIFQ Milk
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      98 8 vy > 1 j aA^^^V^l/ 1 i» ya Shiploads of thirst-quencher is a description which may t>e applied to the cargoes of the vessels "Circe' and "Ottar," which dropped anchor recently m Liverpool docks. The first brought 50,000 gallons and the second 40,000 gallons of pare health-giving lime juice, direct
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      549 8 A Nurse Companion nn Pneumonia and Pleurisy After Effects, Wasting and Weakness Happy and cheerful with abundance of energy and i.ood spirits, is how Miss Dunfoid describes herself from the day Bhe omnienced to take Phosferine. Yet before she found relief m PhoaforiM m rdt fiiled to> express the miserable
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    SHARES.
    1148 9 Cap. Issue, pud. last div. buyers. *klli;i;s. H5 t ooo 2s 9fl Allajav 3 10 4 2 150,000 2s 2s Anglo- Malay MM 17 3 18 I 50.000 2s 2-t Batang Malak.n 2 1 2 0 HO.OOO 1 1 Batu Caves 15u 11 10 0 12 10 0 MO,OOO
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    State of North Borneo.
    324 9 TENDERS FOR REVENUE FARMS. Tenders ate Invited lor the l< ise "i the KtAciiiii! Farms m the State "i" North Borneo from Ist -Tununiy. L9IS, m m t oal hn> under Tenders will be received .:t tl c Ofßoeof the Government Secretary, Sandakan, up la l.
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      207 9 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 CEMENT "Borneo" Brand Ffesh shjpments month|y DISINFECTANT DEE'S
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      160 9 De KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ I NDKR CONTRACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIA (ifJVKHNMENT. Agents at Singapore, The Shipsagency, Ltd, 2-3, Colly er Quay The niulcnnentioiKMl dates of departure are only approximate. de CaBPEKTIEB Ba i a, v ia. Samaranj^ and Soerabaia July 21 v\n BOOBS BandJenaMinlM, Poelot^-I.aut, Battk-Pftpan, Saiuariuda. Tarakan, Dt'i-oinv
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      608 9 NOTICES. MUNICIPAL NOTICE. The Municipal Commissioners of t; Town of Singapore require the senrioes ot a Sanitai-v 'HSpfti'tHi Salary ooouneacing al 1100 per inesjsan rising (on \\u- recommendatioii oi the Mnnicipal Health OAeer) by annual increments ol 980 to a maximum of ilflo per. menaem. A knowledge of colloquial Mate]
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      603 9 THE Singapore Free Press. Morning Daily. To Our Readers. The Singapore Free Prose is now Morning Daily, and is on sale at depote, from an early hour ea;-h morning (Sunday* 4xceptod). Cash wrim Ten Cents a copy. Subscribers' copies will be delivered at their private residences, (or town offioea or
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    KELANTAN NEWS.
    515 10 Formatiou of w big olub */*;v;.-< our t i "<•''(-:*.; Kots Bahru, 17th July. L9l l A meeting was held on the 18th lust., In the school room at Kota Bahru to form an Athletic Club among the Government subordinates, and there were present htx J. w. \v.
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    SUEZ CANAL PROGRESS.
    329 10 Something baa Umt. heard ot late td < growing t< ndency on the part of ihipow- jierstu s» i il iLipi o it lo the East by wax of the Cape, so as to avoid Sue/ Canal dues. If then ii any such disposition^ is certainty not
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    91 10 lh, following report of a so.neuhat ovu-Hordmury accident come* Iron, Lundu. s iiLH v Y na Ul ltme »P^yofav^ hlakow DRyks started out to search for lioney In the jungl,. Arrivil at >nnatautheycnu l eacrosKa 1^ hiv ntlncUed t-tl.obou^ o! a ttlll lree £ru* to cM«b the tre*. holding a
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    DIRECTORS' RESPONSIBILITIES.
    596 10 DIRECTORS' RESPONSIBILITIES. 'Capital ami Commerce" (Shanghai) writes oji the above subject -The older lawyers niaintaiiied thai if a person made a false statement intended to be. ami iv fact, relied on by the person to whom it was made, thru there was fraudulent misrepresentation, even though the person who made
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    THE REFEREE'S LOT.
    214 10 The lot of the Football referee is often far from easy, hut it sccmsto l><- ni'ieh less complicated not to sa> eventful, than thai of the ampin m the American game of baseball a Manila journal says The public is beginning to appreciate the umpire and the
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    36 10 There ■mcmi to be luck a grin mystery m this. from an American journal, Now tlj.ii Missouri has a widows' pension law the State will probably have a large influx of those about to become widows."
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    49 10 a* reference to the Week's Engage inents will show, the practice of the Philharmonic Orchestra fixed as a rule for Monday has been altered to Tuesday on ttiis occasion to suit the convenience oi Mi <J. B. Hewitt, and the militarj members, who have another important engagcinenl that trening.
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    CUP FOOTBALL.
    327 10 Wanderers heat Butts 11. A very large gathering assembled on S.C.C. end of the Esplanade last evening to witness the replay m the Association Football Cup competition between the Buffs second string and the Wanderers, a new team. The Wanderers consist of V.M.C.A. players and three hard-working halves
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    ROUND THE SHOWS.
    567 10 The Harima. Thaxa was a good attendance at tbo Harima Cinematograph last night the draw* 1 doubtless *»<*iiifj due to the Coronation film. There Ml as well a tine selection of films the l>est of which were the latest triumph of Sherlock Holmes, Conscience, and t\\o exceedingly
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    308 10 The Asiatic Petroleum Co's s.s. "Quorra" is loading with tin plates for Dutch oil ports. The August which arrived from Miike on the 4th inst. i> m the Albert Dock where she is being cleaned and painted. At the Bast Wharf the 8.1. M Chilka M bom Rangoon
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    HONGKONG SHIPBUILDERS ON STRIKE.
    158 10 The strike epidemic has not been restricted to Great Britain or indeed to Europe. In Hongkong at present there is an industrial dispute, over 1,000 men being affected. The trouble has arisen among the shipbuilders who are demanding an increase of wages. All the men employed
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    SWIMMING CLUB LAUNCHES.
    27 10 Swimming Club launches leave on Sundaj at 7. !> and 10 a.m. 2.;<0 and S.SO p.m. return at *.:'.<» and 9.80 a.m. 12.15, and 0.80 p.m.
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    L. L. T. C.
    42 10 BSTERDAY*B RESULTS. Championship Paiss. Mi^> Oann and y\r Mile* baal Mn Ifayaon and Mr Carr, h i. ti -2. Ladies 1 Doiblk's Handicap. tfn Sanderson and Mrs Haskinb heat Miss Carver and Miss ipeott. 6 :j. 9 h.
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    S.C.C. LAWN BOWLS.
    15 10 TODAY'S TIES. FftfBMDLY Pairs Final: -McKmub mut Henderson Archdeacon beard and Hnv.
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    A NAINI TAL TRAGEDY.
    108 10 Nainj Tal, stb July. A terrible trageiy was enacted Iwic >■«•>.- lerday afternoon at 2. p.m. when Mr. Hugh OsboriH' son of the late Hevd. Mr. Osborne, of the Methodist Ministry and brother of Mr Melville Osborne of the Madras Bar. shot Margaret Knight, ag*d eleven,
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    76 10 A well -known mining engineer express* es the opinion that under most of the old surface workings m Kinta is a deeper and richer deposit of tin. The Government Geologist's opinion on the matter would be most interesting. The continual remining of land supposed to be worked out is pointed
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