The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 22 July 1911

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    Masthead
    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. EN CENTS SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 22. 1911. NO. 7,272
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    133 1 The Lords have pa it ml the third read ing of tlie Parliament Hill I'a^t? r>. A (It'i-iuaii pr« i ss BMMeage iiulitati > llial coiuitr>s intention m West Africa I'a^i The Hon. A. Lyttleton passed some criticibins on the Colonial Conference m the discussion on Colonial
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    JOHORE.
    947 1 The next d;i> ire took the kraisj so Johore. Here U the great sfoeque visited i»> m many traveller* her« an- slsotha gamhling«dsni frequented i>> the chin and quite a sprinkling of the irhite popuhl tion. An account <>t the garnets <-f rhantm practised would require an article n\
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      454 1 MARLBOROUGH Cinematograph, Beach Road, TO-NIGHT EXCELLENT PROGRAMME 0 OF DRAMATIC MIRTH-PROVOKING PICTURES Specially Selected ami Arranged assujum; A Very Enjoyable Entertainment. 2nd Show 9-30 to 1 1 p. m. 1. Mnslmxmi (irowin^. Friday, the IStb iM. Prince). TARQUIN THE PROUD (Italian An 1. 1 Film). The Birth <.t Flowen (coloored)i
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      241 1 THE POPULAR SHOW THE STRAITS OPERA CO. AT THE ALEXANDRA HALL NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. Gold Medallists Singapore's Fa vourite TODAY SATURDAY SHAHER ZAMAN TO-MORROW SUNDAY KAMIN SETI HASUDH OB THE FALBB MERCHANT. B. T. TAY, Manager. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT HARIMAHALL NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. THE MOST COOL COMFORTABLE HALL IN TOWN. GOOD
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      60 1 Co^aig'd a^vcrtiBelncnts. Programmes at the AUiuinbra. Marlborough, Strait* Opera Co, and Star Opera Co. -Page 1. Royal Bar*lock Typewriter! at Robin>ons Plage 5. Mechanical draftsman vranted Plage 8. Auction sale of unredeemed pledgi i Page Seiling Notices li. I. Dnneca** 1 B. I. Thongwa," PaketTaart Bfaatschappij Page 6 and 9.
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      353 1 THE WEEK. Saturday 22nd. High Water 710 a.m.. M p.m. "B. I. Mail Outward due. L«klk«- St. Qeorge, 9 p.m. s. B. E. > Monthly Bhoot, 2 :j<> |>.ii' Sunday 23rd. High Water M a.m.. 7..iG p.m. Jackson Millar 200 \d-. Baoe. Monday 24th. Ili^h Water IB a.m.. :is p.m.
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    RISING PRICES.
    710 2 m.i. o\ rb The World In ji ipooch deli\ civil m tin* House of lieprc»entatives on May ">th, Timothy T. Anaberry of Ohio. LongwortlTs talented Colleague, deduced the entire doctrine of pricei from the selfish interests of employers," and cited Henry George In rapport of the doctrine. Thii
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      55 2 How to Keep Well. < onstipation brings many ailments iv its i.ainami is the primary cause of much sickmss. Keep your bowels regular, maaam, ana you will escape many of the ailments to which women are subject. Constipation is a a very smpU.thmg, hut like many simple things, i\ <-a.
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      399 2 SJckners The pre-eminent purity of Leraeo acX counts for doctors prescribing it freely. M Containing no fat, it never nauseates M like home-made Beef Tea, and is often m the only food a patient cai retain, m I.Tnco and Milk is also a wonderfully strengthening food which invalids, unable to
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      807 2 NOTICES. MUNICIPAL NOTICE. The Municipal Commissioners of the Town A Singapore require the services of a Sanitary Inspector. Salary commencing at &100 per mensem -ising (on the recommendation of the Muniei«il Health Officer) by animal increments of *6<> to a maximum of $l">0 ]>er mensem. A knnwkd^e of eoDoqnlal Malay
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      564 2 NOTICES. LOST A BUNCH OF KEYS Between No. 1 Robinson Road hik! Notln ri ;n K ls Trading Society. Finder will be rew .tided with #95. \pply to No. 1 Kobiuson Road July fl CONSULATE GENERAL FOR THE NETHERLAND. NOTICE The following Government Farms of the Residency of Rhio and
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      453 2 CHARTERED BANK of India Australia and China. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. SINGAPORE BRANCH. Paid up Capital m 60,000 shares of £90 each C 1.200,000 Reserve Fund £1,936,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £1,100,000 Court of Directors. Sir Montagu Cornish Turner (Chairman) Sir Henry Stewart Cunningham, k.<\i.k. Thomas CothberVSStt, Esq. Sir Alfred
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      341 2 FEDERAL LIFE Assurance Company of Canada. BflTAßUsmn) ISS2. INSURANCE m Foroo, over >*00,onojOi New Business, UUO, over 84O.Vhk)<>i Lame Nett Snrplns mi»<»\«' liabill SERVE aud all mitstamilim clal Diiuxjt Qo\ ffi l OMk Loans, Settlements, tn i. Policies are M WOULD WIDK. J. H. EVANS, Msjw, Booth Baaten THE BORNEO
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    FREAK FRUITS.
    621 3 CUBIOSII lI.S (II li. i the si •'i pnas W( Among the bortienltani] cariosities <>i>- j >ii\«d by (mm (»f America's agricultural I \|»l<>i( rs (lutiiiy; tt< ut trip fchrougli Northern China and Mimcburia. Hv des ciiix-s 'm productiveness of flu* trees m aotnething m:« r\ lfii The
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    ENGLAND STILL LEADS.
    181 3 The prodi ed s<i the 1 naperial Teiiiperatice Congresa, jreaterday, showed Lhai the consumption oi beer m England, «><<tli individually and m the aggregate, La RtiU far m exoeae oi thai of Oreatet Britain. More than ;< thowaand million gallon! of beer prere i rank m the
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    73 3 \n enterprising Bangkok business man i- netting- machinery from Europe to start making pineapple preserves, It is said that piocapplei In Mam are tax raperior to those grown m any part <'J fche Straits Settlements, where the uiininj* indnstfj is < iU'vn'il on rery profitably. There is also aiik of
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      46 3 Croup Can Be Prevented. n given as soon M the cronpy OOOgfi j'l^ i»s Cbambetlain's Cough Remedy will ward off au attack of croup and prevent al) danger and cause of anxiety. Thousands oi mothen use It aoooessf uiDy. iur sale b\ all J»i<i> nmPt'ulwH imki
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      1175 3 GRANDMOTHER AGED 72, GRAND DAUGHTER AGED 7. Further Cures m Colombo Prove the Great Curative Value to Old and Young of Dr. Williams* Pink Pills. \t i»i Reservoir Road, Colombo, live Mrs. Barnctf. her daughter Mrs. Wilson, and the tatter's tittle girl. air*. Daraett's age Is seventy-two, little Dorothy Wilson's
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      791 3 AUCTIONS- AUCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES' THE PROPERTY of STX PAWNSHOPS TO BE HELD AT OUR SALE-ROOM Thursday, Aug. 3rd, at 10 am. Monday, August 7th, at 10 a.m.; The Pledges consisting of watches chain*. Gold, Diamond and other Tint's, earrings etc., will he on view at our Sale-room two
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      640 3 FOR SALE. FOR SALE Tlie British Steam Launch HI to BuiH m IW-G. Registered 1907. Length «n feet Breadth 13.5; Depth 5.5. Grow u.uua«e 10-B*. Ihe vessel is iv excellent condition. Sh< 9 Knots easily. For farther particulars, plasr apply to BI'EY CHIAN YOU. 60 The Union Times Press Lid.
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      484 3 TO LET. GODOWNS TO LET. No. 5, Palmer Godowns. Area f .9oo aquare Uvt. [mmeillafc entry. No. >> 1,410 tee. Immediate entry, Appl 3 t<> FRASER CUMMING. Inchest* t House Mar ."i v TO BE LET jl'Aini.v FURNISHED. N«>. m,, .m:u.m... .Tanjont; Katang, C*ooj l-i September, 1911. A|,j»iv i., STEPHENS
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    The Singapore Free Press. Saturday, July 22, 1911.
    1678 4 The Singapore Free Press. Saturday, July 22, 1911. There is litudly any department of administration that disnl.ns more cmadulation of practical efficiency than that m which appear* the congenital re luctanoe of certain Crown Colony Governments to deal with the question of registration of domestic servants. This IS :ill ihe
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    THE GOVERNOR'S SALARY.
    204 4 Reduction "Unreasonable" In i paper laid before the Legit] i Cooucil yesterday, the s. rets Colonies points out thai th< ten per local allowance granted t«» i ertain ..t--in the Malay Peninsula will expii Dec :u>t. It will not be i steaded, promised to anj <»tn<" after
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    NEW PORT BOARDS.
    675 4 Obji < i--1. 'I'lii- J'.iM is ir p,,,\ the proper manage bm m and < onl o the Porte ol Singapore and Penang i«, p which purpoei ii recta m bo lii i mi— ioneri In th< B ailed the pore H.hl", hi- Board and the I
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      121 4 KUPPER PILSENER 817 XP ID IS THE Ei £i JA best. SOLE AGENTS, CALDBECK, MACGREGOR CO. I CHINESE COOKS OBTAIN. OLENT RESULTS WITH i^ TLES STOVES I ST OF STOVES SENT FREE ON APPLICATION. <$ Devoe's Imperial! Brilliant Oil SYLVAN ARROW OIL. PRATT'S MOTOR SPIRITS SOLE WHOLESALE AGENTS LEE KIAH
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      108 4 GRAMOPHONES NEW MODELS AT SPECIAL PRICES 0 SEE OUR WINDOWS ROBINSON PIANO COMPANY, LIMITED liiipifANfi] a Just arrived the finest f collection of mouldings! f f $12.50 4 I $12 50 1 IDOZEN U 12 .50i T CABINET PHOTOS!| T T tln bSSfI possible wot knmuship bj T f The
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    PARLIAMENT BILL.
    132 5 PASSED THROUGH THE LORDS. Future Action. i fCa Si btick. l« Submarine Cable]. London, ia Bombay. M.' Lords passed the third reading of be Parliament Bill without s division. Lord Lansdowne s ;t id that the opffbafc fcion had gone five-sixths of the way to meet tlie Government
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    THE TRANSFORMATION.
    183 5 \i Sews Si avi< i:. London, m Durban. The H. ae ol Lords was thronged with Peeresses, diplomats, Colonial visitors, and liuihins m picturesque attire m the galleries. Lord Morlej moved the third readinfl i the Parliament Bill, which li< i emphatsised as b transformed bill which he
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    WILL HE?
    57 5 London, via Durban. Li -i I lie's reference to free gents* 1 is interpreted to mean hi-* kitten- ion r<> u)i imately j ield. The Daily Graphic believes thai Lord Lansdowne will support the Government I I-: H;i!>i'ni\ and Loml Willouglibj I press their resistance wlu-i; the Bill
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    KITCHENER'S POST.
    17 5 London, \ia 1 Kirl>aiL Lord Kitchener leaves for Egypt at the ii of Sp ember.
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    MASONIC.
    170 5 Tin installation meeting of Lodge Eastern Gate, No. 2070, was held mi Freemasons If. ill on Thursday, when Bro. J.B. Mead was placed m tl>»' Chair, In the presence ot ;i full meeting of members of the Lod^e ;tiid visitors, those from l>. <i. Lodge including the I>. D.
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    WATERED MILK.
    30 5 liarkct Inspector Cockney charged Ufiigiili milkman before Mr Firmstone, Senior Magistrate, yesterday with offering for sale milk which contained \h.o per oi added water. The Iscn^aji was 175.
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    COUNTERFEIT COIN.
    32 5 Detective Inspector Taylor has arrested Chinese ;»i -io. Kallang Road for being m possession <>i oooiiterfeil coin implements for counterfeiting. The accused appeared before Mr MannSecond Magistrate, yesterday, and remanded.
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    How to Cure Muscular Rheumatism.
    39 5 Li U worse than aseleas to take any Diedi.ll- iiitfinally lor nmsciilar «>r chronic rhwimatltan. All that is needed is a free application «.f Chamberlain** Pain Balm. For MM by All Dispensaries and Dtilcnk
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    DISAPPOINTING.
    270 5 COLONIAL CONFERENCE CRITICISED. Harcourt m Defence. I M PER] \l. \l\\v Si;i;\ [i London, \i;i Durban. Speaking mi tlu« Colonial Estimates, ill." Honirie a LytteHon said that apart from tlie dis. ussion on foreign affairs, the results <»( the Colonial Conference weie disappointing. He usked for definite information with
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      England Win Kolapora Cup.
      44 5 Impebi li Ews Seryigi London, i m Durban. i <>r the Kolapore Cup the scores ate England and Canada 759. South Africa and Guernsey 788, \'<>w Zealand 129. India 693. England won on '»< i >t score .n ili<> last range.
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      THE LIVERPOOL CUP.
      35 5 Jil.i I EK*S Si;i;\ i< London, i v 1 hirban. li t 1 1 Liverpool Cup race, Rathlea v.i* i idden •>> Crisp. Inside ih«> distance Dalna Crag look command and won easily.
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      CARDIFF STRIKE.
      27 5 Bei ter's Servk i London, \ia I Kirban. thousand men representing all grades of workers at Cardiff docks h;t\«' struck m sympathy with the seamen.
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    THE DEATH RATE.
    65 5 More Reasonable Dimensions. I Ik- mortality returns for Singapore for rli< i weeh ended July 10 show a ratio per mille <ti population of t»o.-17. excluding the Quarantine station: and 66.86 including th« 88 deaths at St. .Johns. The total number of deaths was :>7*2. Cholera :*4
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    OUR CASH BALANCE.
    103 5 OUR CA SH BALANCE. Surprise "v \>. The iniiiini;il report of the year 1910 shows thai while at the beginning of the \ra> a deficit Of 5702.000 \\;is frand. the iKtii.il irsiilh of tin- pears transactions was a m plus of #1,804,086. The rerenne wast million and a half more
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    22 5 Members are reminded tha< the entries fo the Mixed Foursome Competition close on Monday, 24th July, at 6 pm.
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    88 5 The tie m tl<«> Championship, Archdeacon U»rd n Hay will be played <>n Sffondaj next. Amount the through passengers ot the German mail Kieist M lor Japan i> Lieut. -lO!. W, O'Leary, commanding the Ist Battalion lii>li Rifles i«t Maymyo, Burma. Col O*Lears is on ninety days' privilege l,>a\.', which
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    A GERMAN DREAM.
    83 5 WILL IT MATERIALISE? [mper] vl News Service [By Submarine Cable]. L-'iulon, via Durban. The Berliner Tageblatt suggests that the Agadir incident is the outcome of the Government's decision to open up the Ovambo territory m Pamarttlanil, The reported massacre of a German patrol m the Caprivi Strip
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    PERSIAN NOTE.
    94 5 Russia Denies Knowledge. London. la Durban. Telegram from Teheran; It is understood that Persia contemplates ii strong Note to the A.nglo>Russian Legations, recalling Persia's frequent representations on the subject of the ex- Shah's intrigues since his departure, and expressing surprise and regret at the Russian failure to observe
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    DOWN SOUTH.
    52 5 A MONOPLANE FOR THE POLE. London, via Durban. The Australian Antarctic Expedition ship the Aurora" Leaves London on Tuesday and calls Capetown thence proceeding t«> Hobarl where the leader. Dr Mawson and his staff, Ac, \\i\) embark. The Aurora* 1 carries a monoplane hich is now being tested
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    GONERNMENT APPOINTMENT.
    50 5 London, i.-i 1 Durban. Sir Matthew N.iilmn 1»;»> been appointed Chairman ot tlie Board of Inland Revenue on the appoint inenl of sir Robert Chalmers to the Treasury m Ruccestttou i ■> SirCreorsrc Herbert Mu rra ir, rei [red. sir Mathew Nathan was tormorlj (i.»\. ernor ol Hongl
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    CHIEF RABBI'S FUNERAL.
    31 5 CHIEF RABBI 'S FUNERAL. Rm iii;'> SeHVICB. London, i.-i DurbsiL The Chief EL Uhi\ funeral took place at Wtllesden ami w.is a simple, impressive service. 'Ilie l\ii:^ v.ji> r< utsciil cd.
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    GOPENC DIVIDENDS.
    38 5 \From our wum t iHfTff ijkmdfrt f.l I poll. July 21. Gopeng Ltd. has declared a dividend »>; eighteen -pence, mid New Gopeng Ltd. a dividend <»i Afteen pence. Both were payable m London on Julj 7.
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    ANOTHER PICKPOCKET.
    201 5 Detective Sergeant Patrick Tyrroll aud two Malay detectives trereon ilie look otri for pickpockets u\ the football match on the Esplanade on Thursday afternoon when their suspicions were aroused by the behaviour <>f ;i young Malay. After watching him for tew minutes, they s;»w him take purse tron
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    COCK FIGHTING.
    95 5 A M;il;iy police constable *aw :i crowd of Chinese In Chin Knj> street on Thursday Afternoon and on j,'oin<j[ to investigate saw a Chinaman letting two cocks i<> fight. The P. C, setxed the Chinaman and the birds ;>n«i remored them to the station. yesterday ih«' Chinaman appeared
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    746 5 Ordinary Meeting, Friday, July 21st. PRBBEMT, Hun. E. L. Rrockmaa, O. Ail. Govt. Hiv Exvelleney the Genl. Officer Commanding Troops, Major General Stt|>hens«>n. < .m. The Hun the Act. CoL See. A. H. Lemon. the Attorney-General T. If. Braddell. the Col. Treasurer W. C. Miehell. T)m Col. Engineer,
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    Rubdown for Soreness of Muscles.
    42 5 For HMMHI <>! the nuisrU's whether induced by violent exeivist: or injury, Chamberlains Pain Balm is excellent. This liniment is also highly esteemed for the relief it affords m case of rheumatism. Sale by all Dispensaries and peaiers,
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      436 5 ROYAL BAR-LOCK TYPEWRITER. wwtes insight' Any Clerk who has been taught wbjs Dear at School on an old Style Machine *S_ Yoiu^Tr^vJHu, or any other can use the Bar■^||teyn|Jgsjl^ L ck with e( ual facilit > m one CJPISBSBSffira hour and do 20 P er c^ n t. more T|^^p-"yr
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      601 6 Paciftc Mail S.S. Co. U S MAIL LINE VIA INLAND SEA OF JAPAN AND HONOLULU Semi Tropical Route Urn tak,i)- flu- rani BOUTHEBK 9LOUTE across 1.. eaoUte ri» HONOLULU, OAlir. on the moel CertUeand beantiXu] island oT th«- Pacific ThrOQgn Paasi g< li. Kfts granted to Kngland. Vranee andOcrmanj bj
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      641 6 OCEAN S.S. Co., ltd CHINA MUTUAL S. N. Co.. Ltd. The Com panics" steamers are despatched from Liverpool outwards for the Straits. China and Japan every week, and (ran Jnpan homewards for London, Amsterdam and Antwen cm r\ fortnight lor Genoa. Marseilles and Liverpool and for Marseilles, Havre and I.iver\xk>\
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      649 6 THE 81AM STEAM NAVIGATION CO., Ltd. EAST COAST SERVICE. Bat Pahang. Berserah, Tilnjisjim Bisat, Bemenk, Bacho. Keiantan. Bangnara, Tfihipiii. Panarai. Patani. Sin^ioru. Lacon. Kofasamni, Bandon. LaugMian. Chumi^n. Kohlak aud Bangkok. s.s. REDANCi** due 20 July Depattvrs t» Jnly at S puSB. s.s. YUGALA* due Sillily Departar* 26 July at s.s.
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      50 6 ARCHIBALD CURRIES Australian Indian Line. SINGAPORE TO JAVA PORTS, MELBOURNE AND SYDNEY. ALflO TAKIXCi CAMO FOH OfBEB AUBTBALIAJf uro New Zeauuto Pokts (with transliipiiuut*. A regular Benrioe i> malntalnai i *y and are lighted ttoS^^ZSSSg* on T l!oa^- EIU VaIUS Nh^ retri^tor mS^altpS^" 11 huW McAUSTER A Co., Ltd., Agents
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      607 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 t>* China Coant, Persian Gulf. Continental and American Port*. Steamers will leave sinpijHu-e on or about MAIL LINES. OUTWABD FOB iiina) I)e\auiifi Jolytt Delhi Bept M
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      583 6 N.D.L Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen IMPERIAL GERMAN MAII LINE. Tin fast and well-known mail wU Ihia Company sail Cortnighthi Erotn B Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Bontl ti>n, Oibraltar, Genoa, Naples. (comi«ctiui Ma/Tscill* s. NapU-s. Alexandria and \u» i< c; i ort Said. Suez. Aden, 0.0 m!.... i sinKa|K)i«-. Hongkong, Shanghai, 'U-i
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    LIFE IN NEW GUINEA.
    312 7 It is refreshing to linn to New (iuinea, and Mr. diigneU In bis ■plendidly illustrated book on J'iipun helps us to do it. He undeinijinds the people iind makes a fine defence of natives' right to work m their own way: At i>resent the native here
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    141 7 The death of Noniu Tim Kwee Leoh look i>hice at her resideiice at Malay Street. Pienang, al i«M o'clock on Sunday night. i'h«' deceased lady, who was 70 years of un*'. was the sister-in-law of late Khoo Th. ;m Tek, she survived her husband, the late Khoo Thean Choc. when
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    POPULAR WANTS.
    40 7 WANTED Aii intelligent man t«> act as Interpreter sad salesman. One who can s]>eak fluently Chinese and Malay. Required to travel through the Straits and Siam. Good position a,nd prospects the right man. Apply. X.V.X. co" Free Press
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    VESSELS IN PORT.
    292 7 Flag and Ton (JttitntfUrfpni Arrived Fn.m j. Sea Mew Col. >acht :>OO Murphy. S4-0 Muhu-v:> i n<>ert»ui Sea Belle F.M.S. yut. 400 Nk< odali, Ktmntuu. 7-7 K.M.S Vinvrtiuu Waterwiieh H. M.S. 620 H.mrock Ttajon*. tl-7 Styam rmertuin Steamers Nat. Tonnage Master From (inisi^,., s Fol Avdanmhor Brit
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    LATEST ARRIVALS.
    302 7 Xubia Brit 362 F <>* Yokohama, 20-7 P. O. London Redang Siam 298 Anders* Bangkok. 20-7 EAT Bangkol Bombay Main Jap 3398 Terannko Kobe, 20-7 Pat Simons Bombay 22 Chllka B «t 2157 Drake Rangoon, 20-7 Boustead Peuang Qmg 1115 Ottmeuns Swatow, 20-7 Bebn Meyor Uncertain" Ranee Ger
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    CLEARANCES.
    224 7 July 20. Van Hooru. Dut str, de Jong, for B'maesin. Hut to ii wood. Brit str, for Bong. Posuruan. July 81, Boron lunerdaAe, Brit sir. McAlister, for Calcutta. rtrecbt, Dut Lighter. IficbelMO, for P. Sam boo. Kleist. Gcr str. Man>s, for Yokohama via ports. Haliotis. Dut tlr, Jim sen
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    WEATHER REPORT.
    153 7 The South Pole they're sighted at last. The ttrst #liuii>se for maiiy years j>a.st The Explorers, you know, have braved ice and snow, After the chill of that solitude vast. What made them so strong to endure The answer you'll gaess I'm sure They were kept well supplied,
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    EXCHANGE.
    63 7 iCOKRECTT.D UP TO JULY 11. Bank 4in s 2-4^ demnuil 2 4 3b2 [Private etitditt Bin 2-4* Fi:\nc b eredita 6 m/i t> 1 demand BnnK 2* OBBMANT, (k'liiainl 238 JIndia. T. T. 17 1 Hongkong, demand 22 Yokohama, demand n Java, demaud 14oJBangkok, deniand 65 Sovereigns, Bank Baying
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    PRODUCE.
    136 7 July 21. Wn Imyrr.s <♦•_'.. Gambler buyers 9. 60 Gambfter Cube Xo. 1 14.50 Gambler Cube No. 2 nom Peppe* Black ordin. B'poM buyers 18.50 Pepper. 'White fair' buyers 28. 7f» Nutmegs (110 to the Ibj nom. XiUmegs (8(i to the lb.> uom. Mace 'liiiml.i nom. Cloves (Amboiaa) moiu.
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    VESSELS AT TANJONG PACAR AND KEPPEL HARBOUR.
    97 7 Wharves and Docks at which different vessels are berthed. East Wharf (Basin)— Perak. East Wharf Sec. 1— Cheang Chew. Sheers Wharf— Ardanuiore. Main Wharf See. C. Apcar. Mintric 3— Nil. 4— Nil. s—Phraiutu^.5 Phraiutu^. 6 Van den Bosch. Lagoon Dock Sec. 7— (l'mlt
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    VICTOR EMMANUAL MEMORIAL.
    476 8 A LESSON IN AKT AND OBATTTUDB. The monument of Victor Emmanual II at Koine, which was unveiled by the King of Italy on June 4th, was designed a quarter of a century ago by Count Sacconi, an architect of genius, who unfortunately died before his magnum opus
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    PROPOSED NEW EASTERN BANK.
    344 8 Thfi propo—l to establish a C'Liiio-Am«<.-rican Bank is being canvusst'tl In Shanghai, aud it is understood that Mr Bhca Tun-bo is at present m Peking witli raiefiSßCQ to the matter. The fOggßlUou to estahlisli :v bank with CbinOM and American capital, tlie N. Ci Daily News
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    CHINA AND MANCHURIA.
    102 8 It is very noticeable, says the .liji,'" that China is strengthening her garrison m Manchuria of late. Since Viceroy Chao was appointed Viceroy of the three Eastern Provinces, the move has become very obvious. It is also said to have been decide ed that the number of
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    A NEW ROAD MATERIAL.
    317 8 If all that is said of Cormastik." one of the latest patent road materials, is correct, says Indian Engineering,' it ought to be an excellent thing to use for roads m the East, as one of its conspicuous merits is that its binder has a high
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    A DROWNING ACCIDENT.
    125 8 The Hooghly has claimed another victim OB Sunday July 2nd. Mr Niddrie. chief officer of the rtnanwr Bloemlontein, m com panyof Mr Lester, the third officer, were m a dinghy inspecting the painting of the vessel. Mr Niddrie noticed a friend m another dinghj and called oo!
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    OUR TRADE.
    815 10 THE CONFERENCE AGREEMENT. Minute* M,.( ting held at the olonial < \hi\ -j.'.ili. \\>l I, betpreen Sir Johi idereon, 0.C.M.C., (low i nor of iiic Straits Settlements, and Representatives ol the Homeward Ja\va Mid Straits i ci. .i. ;khl the Ken York Steamer i cc. Phi »i r,
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    27 10 Canadian journal says thai m ten yeara the cost of Canadian tore* pro duction. hare In ion* euei doubled and »on» caM quadrupled, and tor iho«* S£SS«SSS
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    MUNICIPAL COMMISSION.
    474 10 Obddtaby Mf.kiin(,. Friday, Juli Si. Proaanl Mi K. Hallifax, Dr Murray Robertson, Messrs J. Carapiet, A. W. Itnan yi. s. Angullia Tan Kheam Hock. Cheah Keng Chin. W. Peacock, also B.Bali (Engineer) and J. Polgwse (Secretary). The financial statement showed a total 'redit balance of 1515,461.47 a^ against
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    L. L. T. C.
    104 10 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. i,\!»iks" Double*! Handicap. lira Hewan and lira Craig beal Mrs Salzmann and Mrs Cantrell, 8 t. *2 -6, 8 Mi\»:d Doubles Ham'm w. a Clam. (IUIIII and Mr Miles \(i->s Carver and Mr Seth. iiutini-hed. Ii (i, vss. Mis Sanderson and Mr Hooper boat
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    CLASSIC NOTE.
    48 10 Archimedes." read the pupil, leaped trom his bath, shouting, Eureka! Eureka One moment. Jamea," tt\* teacher lays. "What Is the meaning of Bureka 'Eureka' means I hatve found it. Very well. What had Archimedes found •Tnnies hesitates a moment, then \en lines hopefully The soap, mum."
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    81 10 The Bombay High Court has disposed of the appeal Of the three accused m Satan Bomb oaae, who had been sen* tenced bj the FWminni Jud^e at Ratlin to ei^ht, three and a half, and five yean* rigoro«a laapviaonment, respectiyely, with forfeiture of property, for offences under \hr sedition sections
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    TOPICS OF THE WEEK.
    837 10 Quioquid agunt homines nostii esr farrago liiu'lli. Ji vk.nal. We tear that for a mail OK two yet we must endure the flood of pictorial and Journalistic gush about the Coronation m which we ha\e been swimming for weeks past -we unfort unate> who have to
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    SWIMMING CLUB LAUNCHES.
    27 10 Swimming Club lauueiies leave on Sumla\ »t 7. <■♦ and 10 a.m. *2.:i0 and 1.50 p,m.; return at 8.;;u j a™ 12.ir», and ru;o p.m.
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    348 10 The Calypso wan hunkering and loading at section <'» yesterday. The Ajrdanmore is berthed at the sheers Wharf where she lands a full cargo of .Tjip;m coal. vi section -I the Catherine Apcar lands 1,000 Inns of China coast cargo and loads for l»aiiijooii and Calcutta. The Asiatic
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    HOCKKY.
    90 10 >. C v OFFICEBB OF THE GARRISON. fast and exciting game <>t hockey was ieen on the Esplanade last evening when the s. <.'. c. m<>( tli<> oftVers of the garriaon. The ground wu> very hard and consequentiy bhe ball waa dittcull i«» oontrol, but Dotwithstanding some nice nnmhined
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    SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES.
    162 10 ST. ANDKKWS CATHEDRAL. Si Mli Sunda> alter Trinif 23id .Tuly 1911. 7 a.m. Matins. Hymns ■.>*♦;, BSO, 184. T-4.~) a.m. Holi Connnunion (Choral). 1 p.m. Children's Bervtoe. S^aOp.in. Evensong < Sermon, Il\ mib -j:;i t 18 and UB, ST. MATTHKWS. BEPOI LIKI B. 9-15 a.m. 8013 Conimimion.
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    PASSENGERS.
    64 10 Per lpoh Cant. Vincent. Mis. Chilli Hie. Mis. Cng Kirn Choy and Messrs. C. Shelly, Mr. Rene Ma rot. Mr. R. Henderson, Mr. Ong Sard Leong, Mr. A. F. Cobley, Mr. F. F. Ranger, Mr. Maclver, Mr. Zhoo Keng Wan] Mr. Duche, Mr. Von Pruschen, Mr. Ong Keng Keat
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    NEXT MAILS DUE.
    71 10 ChlM.-Pw >l. M. Dumb* on July From Euit)^.- Per B. I. Mail todra London Mails Despatched. 8.1. June 22 .July 17 Juh 17 M. M. June 26 July Ik P. AO. June 10 July M N. D. 1,. July 3 July SS B. I. July 6 Juh
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