The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 29 July 1911

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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 29. 1911. NO. 7,27S
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    127 1 Topics of the Week are od page .">. The Premier ims made (ireful ami guarded statement about the Morocco ques lion I';tf4< o. A Utter from our Parliamentary oorret pondent is given on page 10. An account ol the end oi tJic revolt \u llie Yemen appears
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    A ROMANCE, AND SOME MEMORIES.
    1418 1 A ROMANCE, AND SOME MEMORIES. One golden evening, m Cale itta, a was ward i'ancv led Dl« t«» Hi. cit J aam burial-ground thai old world garde* oi tangled and fragrant memori. ,nd as twilight softened the ghostly Ins of crumbling arch and broken column, mid lent an add. d
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      525 1 Singapore Philharmonic Society ORCHESTRA CONCERT TEUTONIA CLUB On Monday, July 31, at 9-15 p.m. Open to members <>f the Tentonia, Tang Dutch and Swiss jClubi and their Mendn asj •■•t l! a<- m« Bbera Philharmonic Society. Tickets at the Hall $2. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT!! HARIMA HALL CINEMATOGRAPH, NORTH BRIDGE ROAO. ANOTHER
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      223 1 MARLBOROUGH Cinematograph. Beach Road, TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT AN EXCELLENT SERIES OF PICTURES GIVING F ULL VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY. 2nd Show 9 30 to 11 p.m. i New Fear Festivities m Japan. I A Pro|K>sal Bketch. I T-a LirtU- Indian Ood. I DERBY SCENES AND EVENTS, 1911. ekinstar l Wins. B
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      29 1 ADVERTISEMENTS l «>r lnsertk>ii i»i the Holiday's Iskim of the Hngapoße Free Pix-ss should reacb the ottoe by DOOH ou Saturday, or they may Lot l»i Inserted on Monday.
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      423 1 Sb*o*t'i H&vcrttecmentsBailing dates oi the Gorgon, Bharata and Taroba Page 6. Grapnel smoking mixture at Robinson's Page For to-day's furniture sales see page B. Pen id Jouet champagne at .lolm Little's Page i. Guthrie and Co. are Hk sole agents for i taimler can Pagi Mortgagee's sale «>i houses and
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  • SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES.
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      15 2 FIREWORKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. Please apply to M. Th. GORS, BATAVIA. to V TAN Singapore.
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      811 2 SHOOTING TRIP LEADS TO A SICK BED. Y<>t n«- Shanghai Sportsman i>i i how He Warded off Oomsumptioi il THE UWM OF DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS. The danger of rfimaiiring In wet clothes k well illustrated In the case of Mr. Alberto Costa, a young man residing at 90 Idler
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      776 2 NOTICES. NOTICE. Hessrs. Down and Company have tlif- <\a\ removed their onloes trora Winchester House to Nos. 43 and 4>, THK ARCADE, recently v leased by Mwssis Er ;<tr and Compjiny. July 29 M MUNICIPAL NOTICE. REFUND OF ASSESSMENT. All ]>crsons claiming refund of ASSessnieni In rasped of houses vacant
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      467 2 NOTICES. NOTICE I beg to notify the public thai 1 am no longer the attorney of Nai Niang Pisarn. my attorney ship having been cancelled as from the 22iid July, 1911 and as from which date all her business transactions and property having been transferred to the charge of Chop
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      481 2 CHARTERED BANK of India Australia and China. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. SINGAPORE BRANCH. Takl up < lanital m 00,000 shares of £90 aoh £1,200,000 Ileservc Fund »;i ,r<'J. r ,,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietor! Cl ,Uoo.<>oo (Ourt of Directors. 1 sir Montagu Cornish Turner (Chairman) Kir Henry Btewart Cunningham, K.C.I.
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      262 2 FEDERAL Lt^ Assurance Company of Canada. INBUBANCB n I New Hii^mess. 1910, Large Nett Borplni boi biin BEBYSand attontatand Damn ra^h Loana, Bettlow i Poiici* -s are M Wokf.d v, i J. H. EVANS, Man THE BORNEO Co., Ltd MANUFACTURERS Life INSURANCE Co. OF CANADA B UKJH Voln-u STRI(TI,I». ''.Nnisi'f
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    THE IMPERIAL CONFERENCE.
    424 3 Foreign Comment. I i Lai <>: differ. t|):<| Kmith'a golden P°* <init«>«l iWii i>|i mpi re w i;l u«- n aliti either on .i i onomic basis, Slow ly I says, ?h<- dissolution .1 ')i()T]i: h .!i|-ii'«- i^ proceed I as a natural necessity, but the Coo
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    "YOUR MAGISTRAL."
    217 3 Hi tin Ai tux serving m dia, died before hi had received a i to which lit* was entitled. Shortly bis widon received a comI > B ickingham Palace, _;ii;<4 wi'li her :i BOD, if .>ht» liad OD6 Ige a daughter. Th lady obeyed the 1 1 1
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    WATER-DRINKING.
    146 3 great deal said these days m li inking water. In regard to Fritz believei that (he suitable proportion is a glaM o! ito ever? 101 b of one's sreight. Thai -;.v :t person tveigliing loolh is l<» i. ii glasses, one of 1501 b ttfteea day, etc. This authority
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    THE GERMAN NAVY.
    213 3 Dbmaxd Fob In i\< hum The agitation In the German Press fora revision of the Navj H now becoming active? and the n., v > League w the recent annual meeting has definite- •> demanded Ds-eonsideratioo of the programme, which, irom 1912 onwarda Will eonsistot only two
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      410 3 WANTED. WANTED Tor British North Borneo two r,n*i DrtmAim!U VrU n Pl>l> 6) Ktt: l> tO Glltljlil Sfcd. WANTED U companion, lady uirii European edncatioii. (;,hhl Kngliah eonTeraatioi] es^eiitial. Passage will m.i n paitl. -Pull detail- to ICrs. B. Hi LBHOFF, 87 Kebon Birih. Wettevreden, Java J °>3 B 80.7
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      258 3 I DISINFECTANTS. I I ALL KINDS AND FOR ALL PURPOSES I I AS SUPPLIED TO H.M. GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS I H SANITAS-OKOL," "A) times Oie eo-eMetenl oi oarboUc acid. The ideal I disinfectant for ust^ m the Tropics. Highest and lowest cost. I Powerful Larvaecide. Tnaffected by organic matter, and miacftbte
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      708 3 AUCTIONS, By Order of the Chief Police Officer, S.S. AUCTION SALE OF Unserviceable Police Stores. Confiscated Unclaimed Goods, Intestate Estate Property &c. Tolbe held at tlu Centati Polh-, suuiou SOUTH BltllxiK ROAD On Friday, 11th August, at 2 p.m. For particulars, t rttilngnoj POWELL Co., July 29 1^2.7 AUCTION SALE
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      345 3 AUCTIONS. 1 1 ■OBTGAGEETS SALE To be held at Powell and Co's Sale-room Tuesday, Bth Aug. at 2-30 pm. 1. Bhop-hoUM* ]>m mist No. A~ !»n!n;i:,n street. Bingapore. i«;« SBtt m|tuirr feet, of Lease lo< 14 for 999 years, quil rent 6? cents, 2. Bhop-bofUM premines N<>. :>n I'nninnn street.
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    Domestic Occurrences. Marriage.
    62 4 Domestic Occurrences. Marriage. Li.i i i.i. nMaiumfnt. On Ji.l\ 30th, it st. Paul's Church, Omdow Square, London. \v. b> the Rev. Prebendary H. w Webb-Feploe, m.a.. Vicar, Herbert Roland Llewi i i.vn. ■on of the late William Llewellyn of Bromsgrove, WoivesUishhv. to FLORENCE ISABEL, eighth daughter of the late Thomas
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    The Singapore Free Press. Saturday, July 29, 1911.
    1655 4 All who can appreciate the gravitj of the situation m Western Europe Created by the purpose of Germans to complicate the position m Morocco, not only by intervention but what seems to be a challenge of France's good faith m her attempt
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    PENANG RACES.
    198 4 HANI lOAPB, m m DA I". »TB^ IBM' C ip. Satii Miiiir MM I Zanibar 80, H< i eybeai 8.7, b Cheaterbroi h-« Petgi Sm> Wl»» n 7.7. Tmi Lawn 8i c lniMti i L1. 7, L0w Sirdar Blue hi. a. 7.7. Millionaire 8.0, Wei] foam *7.7 If
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    PENANG NEWS.
    73 4 STRUCK BY LIGHTNING \From our t 1 1 i i Chinese m i v t < ant were sf lights S and Fire. n i place m C« o'clock (his morning and threi thop-bf were destroyed, a fourth destroyed, fhete iren tot i night f o. Sultan's Return.
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    106 4 111. king of the Leg i oui calli <l foi Kiitiny next, <l;i> ln< lading (he adjourned m< I tli. 1 Acting Colonial v, ill.' low -«;.oo(i to a pm\ i.i, a back lan* 1 through the iii'm Hongkong Street to N Road mot ion i»\ i»i P.C.M.4»
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    55 4 vi v. Low. managi the v' 1 Cinematograph is at p ins bed at the i .-suit of blood Mi Si rbert Roland Li. v. j)or t>. wm married on Thursday, at si Paul's Chuck, Onftlo* 8q Mi--, Horn;,, Eaabel (Nil Mn Maidmi at 'l be nll pi weddii gww
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      118 4 KUPPER PILSENER BIT^ T7 IS THE Hi JCi IV BEST. SOLE AGENTS, CALDBECK, MACGREGOR CO. I ii PERRIER JOUET I l^sP PALE DRY CREAMING m CHftMPAGNE tnßsffljk QUARTS PINTS SPLITS BRn 36 39 21 I SOLE AGENTS PALE DRY CREAMJNo ii .hipji ounii li 1 1 ll ot uu Devoe's
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      106 4 gramophones! t NEW MODELS AT SPECIAL PRICES 0 SEE OUR WINDOWS ROBINSON PIANO COMPANY, LIMIT].!*. A Just arrived the finest T collection of mouldings! f f $12.50 4 i $12 50 1 IDOZEN I $12.50 1 ICABINET PHOTOS! T m iii< i»« >i poNittte worknutaflhip i>> T f The LEADING
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      38 4 How to Cure Muscular Rheumatism. Uiswone thau naelefli to tailn an] dues internally for musculai or chronic matism. All that ii needed Is a free apr tion of chamberlain's I'ain 1... I« all D\njM !<> h [en <,i Deal<
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    BRITAIN.
    337 5 IN THE COUNCIL OF NATIONS. Mr Asquith's Statement. SsUTESffI Si.iivi* B] Submarine 'able]. L tndon, via I i Pi [me Minister, Ifr Aaquith, m the Hou» I 'iiiiiiniiis, stjiit'd tl.at The inestion m connection with Morocco had lied a point where it will become ncreasingl; embarrassing and anxious as
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    AGAINST TRUSTS.
    72 5 STRONG STEPS IN AMERICA. T v. pj bj \l News Si bi h b. L >ndon, via I> irban. telegram from Washington says thai i Wickersham, the Attorney General, innoes thai the Department ol Justice planning an immediate prosecution ol trusts and monopolies which are not dissolving or
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    BOXING.
    267 5 Ja< I -I')! „-v.p made bis Q st ace m England m the Hiii^'- a( i\n- Plytnoutb Gymkhana, where lit sparred >\ i t J i Pom Monaham and Monte Cutler, i* n< also indulged m son speech making. H< met with b great reception. Ii was h P
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    FOREIGN OFFICE.
    163 5 LORD KITCHENER'S APPOINTMENT. Ui ]l S Ssanos. Bj Bnbmarine CablLondon, via Durban, various subjecta were mentioned during '^»<atp the House of Commons on the Foreign Offio. rote. si,. Edward Grey replying, reft rred to Albania, and expressed anxietj and regret at recent occurrences H« intimated that the oontinuanco
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  • THE CRISIS.
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      Lansdowne's Supporters Growing.
      106 5 Imp] riai Sj byice. London, \ia Durban. i 1., organisers ol the Halsburj Banquet efuse to publish thi list of Peers supporting it. The Daily Mail understands that the majority l\n\.' withdrawn. It is understood that Lord St Udwyn i> pledged to lead Mm ]»«>«•!> into the
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      GARDIFF STRIKE ENDED.
      19 5 Imitki \r. \i;\\ Si i.yin:. L odon, ia Durban. 1 Cardil si rilr-* are Bnall] settled.
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      MONOPLANE PURCHASED.
      17 5 IMPEBI m. m:. Lond < ia Durban. i i Britisli rument hoe purchased] B uraont's monoplane. > <
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    PHILHARMONICK SOCIETY.
    215 5 Orehesl va\ Concert ■|m next Orchestral Concert il l l>t> given on il'<« evening ol Monday Hm 1 81s< st ii the Teutonia .Club, i»> kind per«)ii of i he Comniii t ee. The orchestral items of ili<' programme will include Overture E«gmon< (Beet ln>\. m' Romance m
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    KING EDWARD VII MEMORIAL FUND.
    85 5 Mii,,iini acknowledged 186,894.78 rowka) Leong Pee 10,000 Chin Hood 1 beam Esq. 150 Ong Kirn Tian Eaq. (<l Hillside Robber Estate Ld. per Messrs Macgregor .v Douglas \\n 1..w Nee Esq. :5(l rchan Chun Fooli 1(l tliia Song Kay Esq. J Kee Gtaan Esq. B
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    KELANTAN.
    596 5 t Administration report of Mr. J. s. lUumn Cox ih«> period January l.kli. 1910, ko December :Jist. is now to hand, thr broken period being dm to tl)»- change bom the Mohammedhaii to Christian calender ior administrative purposes. Kelantan la one of the states thai is paying its way,
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    STRAITS COLLISION.
    262 5 Further Particulars. Further details v) tho collision m the Straits to hand, give tli«* number of persons missing from t!>«> Hersing us «>i<;lu tour Malays and four Chinese. Of il:<'n(> three of the fornsei were members of the crew. The locution of the collision is given us midway
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    TOPICS OF THE WEEK.
    867 5 Qoicquid agon! homines nostri est farrago libelli. .lr\r.\\i.. j There at present is no isu »»r material I [n the was of Topics. ;>r.<l these too of a 1 (rave, e\en portentous character. Morocco Is rapidly justifying the epithet once ap-j plied to it by ib
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      44 5 Rubdown for Soreness of Muscles. 1 >i son n. >^ f the muselea whether [nd i ii -i<e or injury, Chamberlain* Pain Balm is excellent. This liniment is also highly Bteemed for the relief it affords m ease f "'tuinatisin. Sale by all Dispensaries anJ
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      21 5 i DrOoa is out of Hospital we an glad io hear, ami has been seen on several evening* drivu^ around Taiping.
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      17 5 Mr Galsfeun hai engaged F. Wootton to ride tor him m December and January next at CaJsattftj
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      12 5 For all internal complaints dysentry couj«h ggiU tukg Wwd^' QtoMi I'eppciawit gurg,
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      270 5 ROBINSON COl GRAPNEL addTT col SMOKING MIXTURE I 4 TiL> a r»NIPI A blend of the Finest UK A HTN C^ Oriental and other To»j ni/i f bacco Remarkably cool "UK Mfl MIX I U of medium strength ■m U IYI I and excellent flaxour. ™*Bo*tMo*r(»'*i IN lb. AIR-TIGHT TINS
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      620 6 M. M. MESSAGERIES MARITIMES MAIL LINE Tor China, Japan, Ceylon, Aden, Egypt and Marseilles 0 TWABD HOMEWARD I?olynea4en Ang. 7 Armand Bebic Ang. Caledonien Ang 21 farra Ang.fl Sydney Sci>t. 4 Tonrane Sei>t. 4 Tonkin Bept. 18 Pbl>iiesien Sei>i. 1h B.Simons Oct Caledonlen Oct. 2 Dombea Oct. 16 Sydney Oct.
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      660 6 OCEAN S.S. Co., ltd CHINA MUTUAL S. N. Co., Ltd. Thi Companies' ale laincn n are floapatrhfrfl from Liverpool ont wards for tlie Straits, China and Japan every week, nnd from Japan home wards lor London. Amsterdam and Antwerp everj fortnight for Genoa. MiuseilleH and Liverpool and lor Marseilles. Hat
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      577 6 THE SIAM STEAM NAVIGATION CO., Ltd. EAST COAST SERVICE. For Pahang. Bersorah, Trin^anu, Bis. v flsmfirak, Bacho. Kelantan, Bangnara. Tclupin, Panarai, Patani, Singora. E*eon, Konsamul, Bandon, Langsuan, Chumpon. Taku. Ko>ilak and Bangkok. s.s. BOKIBAT** div 27 July Departure July al 8 pjn. s.s. PRACHATIPOK* dut 3lJul\ Departure 2 Aug. at
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      112 6 FBOM SINGAPOHL TO Mai;.^;,. p. bwettenham iV Teluk Anson. J'<-i Dickaon and Port Bwettenham. Malacca and Muar. rt Sham and Telnt Lnaop. i Malacca and Muar. Malacca, Port Dickson A r Port"Swttu-nl>nii,. P. Bwettenham A Teluk Anst-n. Malacca and Mnar. Meralng, Kuala Pahang aiul"KuantafT~ Tringgann and Kelantan. l'ort Sw-ft i
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      613 6 P. 0. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Bills oi j ulin^i Issued for China Coast. Persian Gulf. Continental un<l American Torts. Bteamera will leav< Ungapon onoranoui MAIL LINES. Outward (fob China) De\anlia .lul.v 28 Deranha Oct 6
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      454 6 N.D.L. Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen IMPERIAL GERMAN MAli LINE. AU I Tb< Cast and wety*known t^ i Sompasiy f<»i I ightlj I .i ECambnifi \i.i Rott< idao Am lon, Otbraltar, Oenon Naji HarseiUi p, Napi \i< Poll Said. Sue/. Adt n. tlotnbi siu^;i[»«'r< Hongkong, s ;,m hal Nagasaki and ft J»e
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    THE FUTURE OF CANADA.
    472 7 T HE FUTURE OF CANADA. rriter m The National Review argnea that, wliil<- annexationaJ designs on -uudsi ma; exprenu rather a racial Instinct than a cunscions policy, reciprocity not c»ii)\ makes annexation feasible bat renders it almost inevitable because of the community <>r Interest which it must create between two
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    NAVY AND ITS FUTURE.
    375 7 We have gladly admitted the value of the tad that th<> Foreign <>ihr<\ by taking the representatives of th«- Dominions into full confidence, lias facilitated that naval league between the ti\»' nations on which, above all, the future <>t ih«' Empire must depend. Thai is the
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    How to Keep Well.
    83 7 Constipation brings many aOmentfl m its train anote the primary oanae <»f much sick* ne'-s. Keep yoor bowels regular, madam, and you will escape mans of the ailments to which Women are subject. Constipation is .i a very ismple thinp. but like many simple things, it
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    PEOPLING PACIFIC LANDS.
    544 7 A\ Ki'h < i Of The Panama Canal. An article from the pen of Admiral A. T. Mm'.imh m the .June Centur> has been the subject of wide comment m the columns o! the United States Press, especially that part of ir m which he asserts that
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    VESSELS IS PORT.
    423 7 Flag and Ton* Cotmuai (Mien Sea Miv t > ac lit ~>:<ti Mnrphy, 24-fi M >rtain s»>a Belle I-'. M.s. yju. 400 *'iij«li. Kt.nii.H.. 7-7 I'M a I i"»n;,iu Waterwitch H.M.s. 680 Hancock Taujuiig, 81-7 *iyaiu Uncertain H.i.X.S. Tramp Dut 5080 cl«> H;i;ui Sal»an«,'. 21 7 I
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    LATEST ARRIVALS.
    154 7 Kieff Rtu Sbidlowskj v.-4<>ck. 27-7 Borneo Co Odessa Cahpso ISi-it '-IM Kannatync Deli, 28-7 Mansfield \>o\\ ;<1 Mara> Dut 1076 Miener/ Pak'inlninj,', 2* 7 Hook Seng Palambaag $0 Kaka Brit 254 E\\\> Muar, 28-7 Ss Co .Malacca 29 Sri Moai Brit 128 Hudson Malacca. 28-7 Soon Keck Malacca
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    CLEARANCES.
    172 7 .Inly 28. Resident Bchiff, Dot str. Unas, lor Bhlo. Chakrabhongs, Siam str. Wind, Hoc Kt-iantan via i>orts. S|K)iulilus. Brit str. Moses, for Saml>oc. Glenfalloch, Brit atr, Mason, lor Bongla Shanghai And Ja pan. [Hchia, Ita sir, Belsito, tor Hongkong. July 19. Boribat," Biam itr, Hoick, for Km^kolv \iu JKIItS.
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    London Mails Despatched.
    64 7 Left. Dub. Aarived. B. I. Jane 82 .1 uly 17 July 17 M. M. June 26 July 1« Jul\ l* P. ,VO. Junt :;n .Inly 22 July 33 K. D. li. -iul\ July 18 July 24 li. I. Julj g July n M. M. Jul.v 11 /tag
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    PASSENGERS.
    70 7 lvr Maras Mr. and Mrs DeWit, Messrs, Davis, Mr. Craig and Mr. Karack. Pci 1 Fook Sang Mr. and Mrs. Bronwmoostor niul Messrs. Ormstein and Mr. Dyee, IVr Ban Fu Soon Mr. and Mrs. Ormsby, and Messrs. Shadwell and Mr. Gtafgirs. Pec Devanha: Mr. and Mrs. Elliott. Mr. and
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    WEATHER REPORT.
    90 7 Dale. Far Wind Temp Hum sk.\ Ham. Jul> 88. H'konti 10A.M. 29.51 SBE3 83 Manila 10A.M. 7W WSW IS M 0 July 88. H'kong *P.M. 20.7H E3 88 o Manila IP.M. r>i SI ;;o Kitndaiit; Kerteu Hoßpital, Jul\ 27. t) a.m. p.m. 9 P.M. liaioiu. lab. 9<>i 29.5.",;
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    Croup Can Be Prevented.
    62 7 When given as soon an the cror.py cougl appears Chamberlain's Cough Remedy WU ward off an atcaek of croup and prevent al I danger and cause of anxiety. Thousands oi j mot ht is use it ■nooeaBfnll) For suit- by al D LspensaDeatonJMKie Woods" Great L'cppcvDiiut
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    EXCHANGE.
    74 7 (COBBECTED LT TO JULY 2K» P.ank \in i j demand 2-4 8-82 Private credit! B m i 2 4 13-32 FRANCI credits G n; t> 2-4 11-lg demand Bank 294 i Gbbm \nv. demand 238^ India. T. T. X Hongkong, demand 2."J Yokohama, demand 114^ .1 driiKiiui 140J Bahokok,
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    PRODUCE.
    139 7 July Tin 94.40 Gambler buyers 9.83| (ranihiri- uU No. 1 1 t.r.Q Gambles Cube No. l J noin. Pepper Black ordin. B*pore buyers Im.tt. Pepper, (White fair) buyers 98.60 Nutmeg! (110 to the Ib.) nom. Nutmegi |S <o to the Ib.) noni. llaoe U{ainl;i' nom. dores (Amboina) iiom. Bally
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    VESSELS AT TAN JONG PAGAR AND KEPPEL HARBOUR.
    95 7 Wharves and Docks at which different vessels are berthed. Bast Wharf (Basin) -Merkra. Kust Wharf K«v. I— Sangola. Sheen Wharf -Oranje. Wharf See. 2- Fook S 3 Nam Bang. 4— Karonga. I Nil. 6— Nil. Ijagoon Dock Bee. 7 (Under con on.)
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      331 7 A. FRANKEL C°C%^ 375, V tttril Street k 3, Raffles Place. JsJkJt JUST RECEIVED A BEAUTIFUL 1 JU^ZT SELECTION OF T^C^f^^X tNGLISH MM)E UPHOLSTERED I J^^^I^ZZIIZP^ DRAWING ROOM "X** 5 SUITES, Etc. TO LET. TO BE LET FURNISHED N< 5, v ilia kfarina, ng X tong, Erooa -i >• pU
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      348 7 H Warm Days I KB bring with their pleasures some W gs| discomforts. Then it is really refreshing to remove every m& trace of dust and perspiration m H by using I iGlverts! Soapf and any day it is a good soap to S5 r= choose for ordinary toilet use.
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    REVOLT IN THE YEMEN.
    1984 8 The End of the Rebellion. (From oiii 1 Special Correspondent.^ Sanaa, 25th May. Bana'a pro tented n strange sight after its, relief. In walking through the streets, whether by day or at night, it was noticed that the doors of rJinost all the houses were continually
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    SHARES.
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      225 9 Tansan LThe Gold Medal Mineral Water, certified by authorities to be highly beneficial to health, especially m the tropics. Tansan is a particu larly 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
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      131 9 De KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ UHPEB CONTRACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIA GOVERNMENT. Agents at Singapore, The Shipsagency, Ltd, 2-3, Colly er Quay The undermentioned dates of departure are only approximate. KEMGOALA Retch river and Frtei-Radja Tulv^O van BOOBHDOBP Bengkalis, Paneb, \<ahan and Belawau-Deli j u lv oq de Klerk Bangka ]>orts
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    UNDER BIN BEN.
    1329 10 CTmimh our Parliaments. r\ Coi j espondent Woitmi tutor, Jul> 7 The cu*e of Mrs MM Mabel Proudtocl lias excited iiiiub attention both In th< House and m the Pies i. Lasi night, foi instance, Hi t^ following notic« of question* vi'K- placed upon the Hou>t of
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    POLO.
    96 10 The Xiliii Annual Tournament for the Cup presented by the Omcera ot khc Ist Ring*s own Royal Lancaster Hegt. will bf he'd on Monday, August 7th. th competing ttams being Selangor and v singapore Polo club r r»am. BelangorwiU be represented bj -No, i Mr C. W, C. Parr,
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    94 10 JTE3I BRDAYB RESULTS. OIEfl DOUBLES Handicap. FfKAI. Mrs H.wan and Mrs Craig boat Mn Has kins and Mn Sanderson 6 0 Mixed Doi i leb. a Class. Miss Can er and Beth beat Sfi Salzmann Bo 'd B 5, 6 'J. »i 2. UKS FOR Mi.vt
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    S.C.C. LAWN BOWLS.
    81 10 1 Mowing are the results of the Tourna- it. Championship, T. B. Norrie; Runner-up T. C. Hii] w i i H \miii w. W.M. Foreman; Run-ner-up W. H. ThrelfalL Double Hakdjcap< Arehd. Izacd and K. A Brown; Runners up T. H. Norrie and H. Blphiok. Feu m>.
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    CHINESE SWIMMING CLUB.
    70 10 it. Anniversary will be celebrated ai thi Club House on Sunday, sth August at m am. There will be the following events lOO yards race open to all chinese; A Division diving tor plates; jj T>i\L->i(.i diving for plates; Team liace a ')i\;^i.»n Smoking Race; Tog of
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    HOCKEY.
    48 10 era rerj even game the »;.<;. drew with tbe 8.0.C. 1 on tL<- Esplanade last h^.ihi, k The military did rather more ►feing nnd Led by m the lii-st and ii vm aot until tow ..ids fcke P Coin.. \hnt Hjp CluJ. equalised. teing iooved on each >ide.
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    THE CASE OF MRS. PROUDLOCK.
    1047 10 C'OMMiMs m ihk. London Pukss. Mr. Horace Bleackley lias addressed the following letter to the 'Daily Mail': It amazes me that the British Press hafi not offered a word of protest against the sentence passed upon lire Proudlock at Singapore on June 15th. This unfortu-
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    357 10 H. M. S. Flora is due at Hongkong about Hilt August. From Bombay the lachia landed general cargo at the wharf and replenish' ed her bunkers. She was expected to sail for china yesterday evening. The "Fook Sang," which arrived from China, landed a quantity of general cargo
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    POLTCE COURT ITEMS.
    327 10 A young (lerman Jen named .Joe MUScovil/. cl Wilkie Hoad. pleaded guilt] »>e fore Mr Acton yesterday to itnaling a silver buckle, a pair of eyeglasees with Kohl chain attachment and a. silver brooch, giving as his excuse that he had no money, and therefore took the
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    50 10 Bacilli came m threes and loom To a meeting m a client, In a human frame- it may be roan And there cracked many a ie^t With Infineon In the chair, Thej thought they were eeenre i£L Wt w '■'l* 11 lUlt tuttl^l there Pome Woods Grett Ft p^rmiut Cure.
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