The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 1 August 1911

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    16 1 Si ngapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS _J3INGAPORE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1911. NO. 7,280
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    THR DAY'S NEWS.
    146 1 Eteater i.s Bnftering apparently from react inn niter lofig Coronation wires. < >iil\ two items reach u>. a pri< of a pen sion 0D the bead oi tbe ex- shall and the Dominion Parliamenl Plage 5. Sir Wilfjid Lamier lias appealed lo the country on reciprocity and
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    AUGUST THE TYRANT.
    1651 1 Once again th« holiday month Xi upon as, and when one Looks round upon the overflowing streets m London at the pifsfiit moment, the question is. when) ale we all going We must go somewhere, that U qu ito ceitain. No oii.« could possiblj laond August iv
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      241 1 TO-NIGHT /S?| MAT THE ALHAMBRAgS (h) FIVE NEW PICTURES I©? 7Q{ THK l-.l K(il..\J.-S ISANSOM ,il v ?V| fiA tic-.uli.KM drawr, fr,.,,, y lvlu .u iii»i!,'i'y l'A-~AMs.' A drain... IQI A SUPPLEMENTARY SERIES OF CORONATION PICTURES 101 <>> ••i.-'-ini; an\ kindred til,,, xliihited VV/ rrikiiiM|.,on,imiM..' U<l lf< t<>n vvit1 Kin.v
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      78 1 JUST PUBLISHED NEW AND UP-TO-DATE DICTIONARY THE CONCISE OXFORD DICTIONARY Adapted from the Oxford English Dictionary by H. W. F. G. Fowler authors of The King's English Price $2.25 In tiu- preparation of thu Dfctftooaty it htm been possible, m Its ow» prorinoe anA on Its owa s.ait louse ibm
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      225 1 MARLBOROUGH Cinematograph, Beach Road, TONIGHT TO NIGHT AN EXCELLENT SERIES OF PICTURES GIYIKG FULL VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY. I 2nd Show 9-30 to 11 p.m. 1 N< rear iVstivitics iv Japan. 2 A PropOMtl Sketch. 3 The Little Indian God. DERBY SCENES AND EVENTS 1911 Simstai- Wins. B Thieves at
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      331 1 THE POPULAR SHOW THE STRAITS OPERA GO. AT THE ALEXANDRA HALL NORTH BRIDGE BOAD. Gold Medallists Singapore's Fa vourite TO-NIGHT "ALI BABA" AND THE FORTY ROBBERS. BX SPECIAL REQUEST. B. T. TAY, Manager. THE CLEAN SHOW THE STAR OPERA COY. THE DUTCH AND MALAY VARIKTY ENTERTAIN KRh AT THE THEATRE
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      114 1 m Go*t>a?'* H&vcrtteements. Notice of Dividend, Singapore a- Johorc Rubber- Etoge 2. Also of i»uinu Bulang Rubber ud Pro dvce Co. -Page 8. Vessels on the berth til* nroy for Antwerp. Pr Alice for BlUOpe, l'i Lodwig for Hongkong, Pembrokeshire for Londoi). Kum San« for Penang. and Ban Hong Ltong
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      316 1 THE WEEK. Tuesday 1st. Hi^h Water 2-18 a.m., 2 49 p.m., League Football s. n. c. v Rattee 0. D. Wednesday 2nd. High Water 3-18 a.m.. A :50 p.m. R. A. 0. B., Andersons Hotel. 8 p.m. League Football R. G. A. v. BoJCa il Tanglin. Quadrille Party. Sgts. Mess.
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    SCIATICA AND RHEUMATISM
    221 2 Mr. John Barrow, residing at 15, Duke St. Bradford, Manchester, England, writes I shall never fail to recommend Doaus Backache Kidney Pills to others, for the medicine has done me wonderful good. For two or three years I suffered from what I believe was sciatica and rheumatism.
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      18 2 Why Colds Arc Dangerous. ibc cow 1 itsell tw J"«n!«>-ou»-; It is not oy «v DfaipetLsarlea and Dealen.
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      339 2 TO LET. TO BE LET PARTLY FURNISHED. No. 5, Villa Marina, Tanjong Katong, from Ist September, 1911. Apply to STEPHENS PAIL Co July -2i uc TO LET A.TBB .IERNEH, 401 Serangoon rd. Large Compound, Newly repaired, paintod and colour-wasa. Entry Aug. Ist. Apply to KOH SEX HONG, Bill Collector, Sanies
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      360 2 NOTICES. NOTICE. THE EXCHANGE BANKS WILL BE CLOSED ON Saturday, sth Aug. Public& Bank Holidays Monday, 7tn j Aug 1 M PULAU BULANG RUBBER PRODUCE Co. Ltd. Notice is hereby given that a dividend at the rate of 6"b per annum will be paid for the six months ending 31st
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      607 2 NOTICES. FRESH MILK Pure Fresh Milk from Healthy Australian Cows. Morning and Evening. P^uropeau Handling. Cleanliness guaranteed. H. S. Kill WAN, No. 4, Hock Road. (200 yards from Orchard Rd. Market July 31 s NOTICE. Messrs. Down and Company have, this das removed their offices from Winchester House to Nos.
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      399 2 CHARTERED BANK of India Australia and China. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. SINGAPORE BRANCH. Paid np Capital m 60,000 shares of £20 each .€1,200,000 ReHerveFnntl £1,625,000 llescrve Liability of Proprietors £1,200,000 Court of Directors. Sir Montagu r O rniHh Turner (Chairman) Sir Henry Stewart Cunningham, K.C.l.i:. Thomas Cuthbertson, Esq. Sir Alfred
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      279 2 FEDERAL uf] r Assurance Company of Canada. 1 rABI i.-nn INSURANCE la For--.-. New Business. 1910, <»\, r Large Nett Surplus <; SERVE ami all oat i)ir.;<t Qonuan b Cash Loans, Bettleu Policies are "WORLD J. H. EVANS, THE BORNEO Co Ltd MANUFACTURERS LIFE INSURANCE Co. OF CANADA. 1> Policies
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    401 3 THI >''>' P8 °1 n IMI VTB. j,, i .om .in'.',- !(i«> progi ul>|.. I i-iii- \\<> trail ji> i!v p]< JiTifll! all ies h.ivf I itherto beea dealing i.t> the coolies. .»lil>t 'lull WM-Os i|| I||i(H\ I i I6U||l li;i\ m D tlu> !;t>j hro fears, >*;)l>!i^i il, -Ml
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    HEALTH IN RUBBER DISTRICTS.
    218 3 HEALTH IN RUBBER DISTRICTS. tesi Loo 1 1., (liiiuin- <li-; riots ii|u>ii the cans as the subject of the ace al the Rubl>r Carnegie Brown, iirill ;be weight of In fttura >*»i of the di*m distinct mea Hires hich i! cult i\ ation i Mime time i sa condii lons,
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    49 3 ing coolies I 97Q ot throe juished visitors at I tnpiw Rt the < .y.tnl l!l the Sultan of l .J sl1 Harua, md h'ajali Abdul iWtl aed patronised 1 Route, and oo their arrival at «U»ge, and a bo the Indinn wief boll .aps accordingly Rajah «pre«*d their S--VII.
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      806 3 •mi The Rc-crcator of Lost Health. Sir Gilbert Parker, If I could only get well and strong ag tin Sir Fred-rick Milncr, How often are those words uttered by men and won en who, Bart. lUt*,-cT a iw* though up and about, are, nevertheless, ill, with racked nerves, bed! to
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      363 3 J Messrs. CHEE ENG &SONS. (Established 1839.) 71, North Bridge Road. iirff Mvifer J Civil, Naval, Military and Sporting Tailors. j Tho ManagiDg Proprietor, who lias received his training from an European Master-Tailor, PERSONALLY CUTS every garment /'''^JSi^Sfe thns ensuriug perfect fitting with the latest WEST END cut and j
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      17 3 APAKTMENTS. BOARD AND LODGING. oinfortable rooms at 7, Oxlcy Rise, Tennis Stable. Terms Moderate. July 3 UC
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      760 3 AUCTIONS. i NOTICE. AUCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES FROM PAWNSHOPS On Monday, 7th Aug., at 10 a.m. AT Tin: aUCTIOM KABT IN MALACCA. Chops Bng Hin. bee Hin. Seng -100 and l^m Hong. Tin pledges will be on rien at the Marl two days prior to sale and also on
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      601 3 THE Singapore Free Press. Morning Daily. To Our Readers. The Singapore Free Pres9 is now Morning Daily, aud is on sale at depot*, from an early hour each moruinj? (Sundays excepted). Cash price Ton Cents a copy Subscribers' conies will be delivered at their private residences, (or town office* or
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    Domestic Occurrences. Births.
    40 4 Domestic Occurrences. Births. At Sea View Hotel Sin^aj>oi«.% on July 31st to Mr. and Mrs. G. V. L. Scott, son. Samuel.— On the 28th inst.. at 14. Scotland Road, Penantf, the wife of Mr. C. R. BAMUEI^ of a daughter.
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    The Singapore Free Press.
    1415 4 H-rt- -h.ili the P rt iht People u'r.t v.ir.'ain, UtMWcd hv btfltWDM an 1 unbnbe.i bf £-n !ere pat-iot Truth ht-t gl -u>r precept- <\u >. I J le<lii« .l to Pc&ckm. I*vau\ tod La*- Tuesday, August 1. 1911. It is possible that many have not
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    270 4 At the Lnton I>>. •lection, Mr. Cecil Harinsworth, Liberal. obtained 7,61.» votes. and Mr. Hicknmn. Conservative. 7,000 votes. Ant i Chinese riots have broken out at Cardiff. A niiniber of Chinese hiundrirs were wrecked, and Chinese seamen s property burned. The monthlj meeting of the church Workers Association will be
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    CONTEMPT OF COURT.
    313 4 IPOH EDITOR FINED. \From cur Koala Lumj Thi- morning at th of Qovernment, Mr Jack Jenningt Ing Kditor of the Times of M wiis lammoDi d betore I ■m Klang, Mi 11. W. Thoi famat ion of Court w ithin 4 of section 199, SOO and 601
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    354 4 Mi 11. h. 11. Ifuntor. ni.i Shanghai office oi the Bongkonj sinm^iiiii lefi for Kobi Lei i r.i«<t I;.-: >, China), Limit* been registered with a capital of i-".<Ki,) m tin sham .i« quirt -ms carried on bj Lever Brothers, Limit* Port Sunlight, 8h nghal ami .la m China* Ui
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      288 4 KUPPER PILSENER B\y Y7* T^ is the LLll BEST. SOLE AGENTS, CALDBECK, MACGREGOR CO. H PERRIER JOUET EMM PALE DRY CREAMING M. CHAMPAGNE M J3m\\ Q utßTs PINTS SPIITS Bw'iSi* 38 $39 $21 T SOLE AGENTS PALE DRY CREAMING h$H JOHNLinLE&Co f H X LIMITED. A J lherc is a
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      101 4 'GRAMOPHONESI 9 NEW MODELS AT SPECIAL PRICES 0 SEE OUR WINDOWS ROBINSON PIANO COMPANY, LIMITED. A Just arrived the finest f collection of mouldings! f f $12.50 > $12 50 1 100 ZEN I $12.50 [CABINET PHOTOS! I m ilu best possible workmanship by f The LEADING Photographers A of
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      11 4 WoixU" QNat r. ppamual I ual complaints >l\ -.entry contl^> ooldi
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    AFTER THE RACES.
    100 5 BRUTAL ASSAULT IN PENANC. {f*--.t-i ;ut o:.n (',>t\ -j-ontient.% Peoang, Julj uki brutal assault was oommitted on I rank Clark, an Australian hone trainer, near midnight on Saturday, m Farquhar-st. He was struck, while his back was ed, a terrific blow on the underside ol the jaw,
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    CLERGY IN RETREAT.
    592 5 I From our o:*.'ti Ci>i responilcnt!) Penang, Julj :-'.jm. 1f !< large gathering of the atholi< Clergy, wlio have arrived a1 Penang for the observance of a Retreat eon tnencing this evening. Among thoa 1 o have aarived are Bishop Bar i lion, !•'< re. Marit tte,
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    BOTTOMLEY'S £50,000.
    50 5 Appeal Dismissed. Impkri m. Ni.u> Service. London, ->ia Durban. rheoaee In which the executors of he late Mr Parker, an Indian Civil servant brought against Mr Bottomkn for 667,000 for worthies* shares linn and was ftuooesful, was carried to Urn Coun of Appeal. The appeal has been dismissed.
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    EX-SHAH OF PERSIA.
    49 5 PENSION ON HIS HEAD. Imperial News Sebyicx. London, ua Durban. Teheran telegram state- il,at the Persian Mejlisa has decided to offer £16,500 sterling, the amount of i>on--ion forfeited by his return, for the ex Shah dead or alive, and smaller sums for )ii^ i \> (i brothers.
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    CANADA.
    66 5 TESTS FOR RECIPROCITY. Ej:ut]-r*s Service. London, via Bombay. A telegram from Ottawa says thai the 1 tominion Parliament has been dissolved. It reassembles on Oet 10th. Sir Wilfrid Lanrier m lii^ election address i^ appealing on behalf of the reciprocity treaty with the United states which he sayi) will
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    KELANTAN NEWS.
    487 5 Si I. tan Li. eg i oh >l\<. \i ORE. from out ottm Correspondent.} Kots Bahru, 'l~,\h Julj 1911. H. H. Sultan Ifohamed J\ will pay a isit to Singapore shortly and will leave Kelantan on the 7th August. <>n the way His ffighnesi will call at Kuantan.
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    SINGAPORE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
    811 5 SINGAPORE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. ok» hesthax Concert Last night, m the Teutouia Clah, be* fore a good audience, Including H. EL the Acting Governor and Mrs Brockmao and party from Government House, the orchestra of the Philharmonic Society gave a concert under the leadership of Mr C. B. Hewitt, Band-master of
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    CHETTIES AND SMALLPOX.
    156 5 SUMMONSES DISMISSED. When the charge* again* 2 8 ehetties of failing to report- five eases of smallpox, which had ooeurnd m their house at SS. .Market Street, WM heard on Monday last Mr H. BraddeU (for she defence) robmitted that il was impossible for the chettiesto ha\e
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      THE POUTS ORDINANCE.
      315 5 Meeting <>i the Chambeb of Comxebce. a special meeting of the memberi of the Chamber of Commerce \\;.s held ;it the Exchange Room yesterday afternoon. As the only notification received ,t ihi> (mice was a telephone message a few minutes before the lime of the meet ing.
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      Penang Chamber to Meet.
      28 5 The Peniing Chamber of Commerce luis convened a special meeting to consiuVi; Die Straits Ports Ordinance, which i lie Committee have aJreadj discussed privately. > <
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    THE ASSIZES.
    228 5 In the Usize Court yesterday, before the noting Chief .Justice. Sir B. F. Law, and acouiinon jury, the case was concluded m which s Tamil Mohamedan named Mohnmed Rowtet was charged with giving f^lse information, bringing n talse charge, mid giving false evidence. Mr .1. a. Campbell was
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      57 5 Do You Know How to Cure a Cold If you have trouble m getting r of yom cold you may know that you are not treating it properly. There is no reason why a cold should hang on for weeks and it will not if you take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
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      210 5 ROB! N SON_& CO GRAPNEL |addy~&"co] SMOKING MIXTURE <4 fiDADMFL"I A blend of tne Finest UK A KfM Ci> Oriental and other Tollfl 1111/ 1 1 m ,ii TPSJ baccoßemarkably cool ■UK Nh MA I of medium strength 11 v IVI and excellent flavour P*i*Bom*Momec»M IN ]b. AIR-TIGHT TINS b^
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    THE PRINCE OF WALES.
    159 6 His Ro\ \\j Hi< vi Torn OF TJ!). Duke of Oo&naoght, Gorsn gnate, was the princifHtl at dinner giren at- the Emparin] Institute to i rate Dominion Duy. His Eioyal Highness had a most rdial greeting. I»» the ooturse of a sjl eh the Duke said:
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    96 6 Por the ftrst timsttu orrect Greenwich time trason the night ol June SOUi Hash€*d from the Eiffel Towei to ships at sea. Bir Walter Bgerton, I v .i... presided 9\\ the dinner of pas! and present official! of South Nigeria, whiti was held at the Hotel Cecil on June -'i
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      413 6 APCAR LINE OF STEAMERS. 'i it* undermentioned mail steamera of the above Line maintain a n golarsorvtot i- tween Calcutta and Japan, calling at Penang, Siugapore, Hongkong and Bhanghai en route. FLEET. Ton i Con mandk i tpan O.oi:: Stewart. aaOregorj Apcai 1,608 H. Belson. i>s krratoon Apcai 4J500 P.
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      580 6 M. M. MESSAGERIES MARITIME 3. MAIL LINE For China, Japan, Ceylon, Aden, Egypt and Marseilles oriw \iu> HOMEWARD i Auk- 7 Armand Hehic Aug. 7 Caledi 'm Aug. 21 Narra Auf*. 21 Bydi Bepi. 4 TomaM Bepi. 4 Tonkin Bepi. ih Polyneaien Sept. 18 B. ttmomi Oct. 2 Gatodonlen Oct.
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      618 6 THE 81AM STEAM NAVIGATION CO., Ltd. EAST COAST SERVICE. Tor Pahang, Berasrah, Trimggajm* Bisiu. Seinerak, Bacho, Kelantau. Baugnaru. Telupiu, Tanarai, Patani. Singora, Lacon, Kohsaiuui. I'anclou. Langsuan. Chumj»on. Tal<u. Kohlak and Bangkok. v I'KACHATII'OK* due It July Departuw S Ang, at Span. *Will not call at Pahang. Berserah and laku. '"Will
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      102 6 ARCHIBALD CURRIES Australian Indian Line. SINGAPORE TO JAVA PORTS. MELBOURNE AND" SYDNEY. Also taeoq cargo for other Austbauam and nkw zkal.and posts (with transhii>nieut). A regular service is maintained by the steamers "Euryalus" 3,570 tons (Capt fnues), Gracchus 3.7r>0 tons (Capt. J. X Patrick.) and "Darius" 3,295 tons (Capt. Drew!
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      645 6 P. &0. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Bills or" Lading Issued tor China Coast. Ft tsiau Golf, Continental and Aim rican Port.. Steamers win leave Blngapon on or abouf MAIL LINES. O: t\\ m:i» ron China) Arcadia
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      553 6 N.D.L. Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen IMPERIAL GERMAN MAII LINE. The fa-t and n\» t Uu* H I bil iiii- CJompany sail lortnightly fr.-i t... Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Bout! ton. Gibraltar, Genoa, Naplet ManeUles, Naples, alezandria .m«i Port Said. Sut z. Aden. Col mi Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, I Nagasaki ami Kobe
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    RUBBER ESTATE RETURNS.
    514 7 Tii.- Total where given represents the output since Jan. Ml, except where a figure is brackets Is given, representing so man* months. When a month's return is mitred, this total n pi. s< uts the last avail Me tOtMh Jun. July Total. /lhl 1.150 10,458 Alot tongaa
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    TIN RETURNS.
    102 7 lium Jnlj TotaL Belat 104 1,176 Bruang 19 Chenderiang 140 (.d]»,m g 500 3. 0 H.") Heawood 1,696 Kain uning ".~.">. I'A'l Kanaboi 1,084 Kinta 18$ 1,686 Kinia Iggociaiion 1.H71 Kledang I'-M 681 kramat l'u':n '>()'> Laliiit «)•_>:» .5.774 Meiiglcmbti Lodi t> 1 1 Middleton i.7"> New Gopeng
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    GREATEST GAME ON RECORD.
    610 7 Brilliant Play by France and Germany. si i'i:i: LAWS ii'AM>. ]>> universal consent, the flwfxil fourhanded game played at Wimbledon was ■eni Ntsterday, 'June 30th' when representatives of Frame and Germany opposed each other m the centre court lor the lawn tennis doable championship. France won
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    JAPAN AND RUSSIA AND THE FOUR POWERS LOAN.
    547 7 Ail hiiou vinous authority on Mauehurian Affairs is quoted by the Nichi Niehi m sa\inj,' that the diplomatic note addressed to the Powers coiitcrued by Russia and j Japan is decidedly not protest. Its I value lies m the fact that it
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    THE KING'S BOYISH JOKE.
    130 7 An amusing story of the King's youthful days appears in this week's issu»- of the Scout." The occasion was the memorable cruise of the Bacchante, in which King George and his brother, Prince Eddy, took part. At one of the West Indian islands, the two Princes
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    EXCHANGE.
    69 7 \a I BD UP TO JULI Bank \m I 2 4 ."'J demand 2-4| Private credit! m/t 21 IG-U2 1 Fbancb credit! 6 1 2-4 demand Bank 29\ l OEBMAKT, demand 238$ India. T. T. 17 Hongkong, demand gj Yokohama, demand 111, Java, demand 14o| BANGKOK, demand 6. r
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    PRODUCE.
    133 7 July 30. Tin Gambiei j Guiubirr I'ulx; No. 1 1 i.fQ Gambiai Cobs No. 3 nom. Pepper Black ordin. Spore buyer* 10 Pepper, (White fair' buy. i Nutmegs (110 to tln> II.. nom. Nntmegi tno to the Ibj nom. Mace (Bandl I nom. i 'loves (Amboina) uom. Bally Coffee
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      191 7 INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd Tit ateamera of this Company maintain a regala dired service between Calcutta. strait-. Hongkong, Shanghai ana Japan. taking i.uv "ii through Uills of Lading tor Canton, Bwatow, fcmoy, Uhefoo, Tientsin, Newel Kangtnae Ports, Formosa, the Phill i fto« STEAMERS. j,.n- Commander Katnai l t 8M
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      159 7 JAPAN COALS THE MITSUI BUSSAN KAISHA LTD. (MITSUI Co., Ltd,) Head Office: No. 1, SURUGA-CHO TOKIO. London Branch 34, Lime Street, E. C. Singapore Branch 2, Finiayson Green. OTHEB BRANCHES Ban Francisco, Porthind. Now York. Hamburg, Bombay. Calcutta. Rangoon, Sou ra bay a, Manila. Sydney. Bangkok, Batgon, Hongkong, Canton, Anxn
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      111 7 A tiny little worm Bored m a luscious pear, And When the worm crawled out again, it left destruction there. So would the bad oold germ, Which creeps into your chest, Do damage If Woods' Peppermint Cure Didn't always come otT best. Singapore Gold Storage Co., Ltd. Near Entrance to
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      37 7 Correct Treatment for Sprains. Sprains reqtlfaG careful treatment. Keep quiet and apply Chamberlain's Paiu Balm freely. It will remove the soreness and quickly restore the parts to a healthy condition. For sale by all DinpeUMMtoi and Dealer*..
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      958 7 VESSELS IN PORT. Flag ami Fon^ Commanders Arrived From Sea Mew Col. yacht 500 Mnrph\. 2 1-ft Rfnlacm Ciirertaia Sea Belle F.M.s. >at. 400 Nacodah, Kuanian. 7-7 P.I Uncertain Waterwitch h.m.s. 690 Hancock Taujong, it-7 6 am certain H.I.X.S. Tromp Dut 5006 da Ilium Sabang. 21 7 Uncertain Steamers Bat.
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      93 7 VESSELS AT TANJONG PAGAR AND KEPPEL HARBOUR. Wharves and Docks at which different vessels are berthed. r.u-t Wharf «Uumii)— Nil. Baal WhartSee. 1— Tai\.l.... fangi Hteers Wharf flfenelans. "Ni:t in WbaH sec. 9— Persia. D Wiunar. 4— Nil. 6 Bingo Mam. 6 -Olentnnvt. Lagoon Dock See. 7 iI'mL i o.
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    THE PRINCES OF INDIA.
    1098 8 Their Character and Influence. The rapid developments m India m reOent years have gi veil the native States Ml increased importance which is still only imperfectly discerned. To the British administration they have become break waters m the midst of the occasional storms of hostility. While
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    CHINESE IN ENGLAND.
    301 8 Trouiu.k Bbewcco. In America the colour problem bos long been matter of cafiona] oouoern, mul Australia, Canada, and South Africa have all had to face tho question m one aspect or another. But to Englishmen the qnes< tiou has hitherto only been ot little note than academic
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      728 8 Singapore Government Railway. From Ist July, 1911, and until further Notice. TRAIN SERVICE FOR WEEK DAYS ONLY. Up Trains. 1 2 4 5 6 7 h 9 10 11 12 VM. A.M. \.M. A.M. A.M. T.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. I.M. P.M. Jt'a^h Panjang dep 7.31 r, qq Borneo Wharf
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      210 8 ga-i-iaia-iiA_4iA-au-^A-i-.Aiii-i- a i«iAi..»wi. i f iti t *"*i- A**iwA.:-ii»i«»iici THIS 13 IT! 1 W AIL R B U R V S METABOLIZED Ced Liver Oil 1 Compound I I TASTELESS ODORLESS I 3 t Jv>"^ pre- 1 I li I cc* M i I i '>>-/- '»eh up .t Highly
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      458 8 KEPLER* I j (TRAP* M*Rk) 7^ SOLUTION I NURSING MOTHERS s&tt^r-.-A i l r C .1* l<Le f r Solution 1 h. derive great benefit from this y > .-^-l 1•• f J JliJi^Ol ll_ tl deucious tonic rood. j 1 Kepler Solution sustains the SS{fS§! S strength and builds
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    SHARES.
    1176 9 Cap. lasuß. Paid. Last Div. Buyers. sfllkrs. 85,000 Si 2s AUagar 10% 3 3 3 11 150,000 2s 2s Anglo-Malay 100% 16 1\ 17 10£ 50,000 28 2s Batanj* Malaka 2 0 I I 30.000 1 1 Batu Caves 150% 11 10 0 12 0 0 80,000 I 1
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    THE "CHUT" SYSTEM.
    816 9 A Hrvr hTOTBL aasWna. \t H.B.M. ,00, <\,urt. Shanghai recently, before Ml- O. King. Regietrar, B* v 1 H. U Hamlin to ie* cover Tls 100 on i pixnuiaeory no Ths plaint if f the proaak r/ Hr Hamlin in 1 presence, and that it was del*,
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      230 9 Tansan The Gold Medal Mineral Water, certified by authorities to be highly beneficial to health, especially m the tropics. Tansan is a particu lariy 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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      136 9 De KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIA GOVERNMENT. Agents at Singapore, The Shipsagency, Ltd, 2-3, Collyer Quay The undermentioned dates of departure are only approximate. BRoU\vi;r Moeara-Saba, Simpang, Djambi T7j~ T> Koemai Rentfat n 7, Laurkns Pit Selat-Pandjang, Bengkalis, Siak and Pakan-liaroo n O.G. DASVDELS Singkawang and
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      675 9 Pacific Mail S.S Co U S MAIL LINE VIA INLAND SEA OF JAPAN AND HONOLULU Semi-Tropical Route ROT 11. cross the Pacific via BONOLTJLU, O AH I .hi the mo,t fertile and K; l>ul of the Pacific. Through Passage Tickets granted to I -land Fhuu'cjuuI Germany b> trnn<- u: i
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      59 9 Some Facts Hegarding Rheumatism. D«i you lniow r-., 4 fiilly nino oat ot iy Ml OMM Oi tisiu Hie simply rh« .m i t'.sm Qi UM ii.:- M flue to odd "i ilamp, of chronic rheum£. f <l require uo iuternnJ tr^atm^nt whftMY«r? Ap|>ly OhMalMriciß^i P&in Balm freely .nd Mi
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    FOOTBALL CUP FINAL.
    876 10 Anmthkk i>ni,> The football ground on the Ksvlaniiilc v m belt r condition yesterday afl noon than »t bus been foe some weeks l>a>t. the rains effecting a wonderful difInviicc. Thfl match toft dec i.<.ion WaS the final of the Cup Compel i Jnn. the finalist! being
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    GARRISON GOLF CLUB.
    10 10 The Singapore Golf Ch,, u ,,ionbhip Meet
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    KELEMAK RUBBER ESTATE.
    819 10 DiktxTOii's Report, The following la the audited balance sheet as at May yist. 1911. The meeting will be held at noon on Saturday, \u«. 12th. The Company was formed on the 16th April, 1910, and the expenditure upon the development of the estate up to olst May.
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    SEPOY LINES GOLF CLUB.
    101 10 Men s Mom hi v ci i l'lav for the above resulted in the .Homing scoic Messrs J. D. Ht.ll and G. G, Seth having cd for the highest score it will be neces- to play again foi the cup. For a!l iatirnal complaints d^cat. >Tou^h
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    POLTCE PARAGRAPHS.
    402 10 Mr Norman of Leonie House, Leonie Hill has bad the sum of «150 taken from a box on his dressing table. A Hylam boy is suspected. Two diamond rings belonging to Mr Moses of 4 Oxley Rise and valued at $4 40 are missing Fhe days ago lie
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    THE STRAITS REPRESENTATIVES.
    514 10 Impressions m the Abbey. The London correspondent of the Hongkong Daily Pies*" managed to get Mjine idea from Sir Hugh Fort ami Mr Tan Jiak Kirn of their Coronation experience*. He writes to his journal a^ follows In the Abbey tin' Hongkong representatires, Sir Pan] clutter and
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    343 10 The Aleaia land* a general cargo from Hamburg and lakes m bunker coal. The TarofaSl is loading for Madras and sails with the European mails on Thursday evening. From London the GlentUHet is discharging a general cargo, and afterwards loads a transhipment cargo for northern ports. The Imp.
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    TRAGEDY ON A LINER
    346 10 Stewardess Foi m» Mi bdeeed. <>n board the P. and O. liner China, arriving at Tilbury from Australia, a Las car was detained on suspicion of having murdered Miss Alice Brew >ter. a first class stewardess, who was found dead on the floor of a cabin
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    L.L.T.C.
    27 10 L. L. T. C. Mixed Doubles, a Final. Miss .1. Oonn and Everitt, owe 15.3 beat Miss Carver and Seth. owe .2 by 6 4, 6 1.
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    PASSENGERS.
    128 10 Per Pin Seng: Mr. Choah Tat Kunn. P<rLama: Mrs. D. S. Jackson, Mr. W Madden. Mr. and Mrs. Stephens, Mr. 1) l!o*s. Mr. J. Hiik. Mr. T. A. Randen. Mr. b! Watt, Mr. G. Johnston, Mrs. Cheah iO \v Ghee. Mr. Pa^'lar. Mr. L. John. Mr. <;. Harrison, Mr.
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