The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 3 August 1911

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    16 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 3 f 1911. NO. 7,2c52
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    147 1 Lord Marie) has issued n whip to the Lords m which he takes the very unusual com-* 1 o! asking for ;m answer, this being taken to indicate the gravity of the vote on the Parliament Bill Page 5. The appointment of Sir Arthur Youug as Go^erllor
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    THE WEEK.
    116 1 Thursday 3rd. llij«h Water— 4-28 a.m., 4-18 p.m. B, I. Homeward Mail doses, 3 p.m. N. I>. L. Mail Outward, I p.m. League Football S. C. 0. v. s. V. c. Andaloiuna Theatre lto\al. 8 45 p.m. Friday 4th. Hi^h Wster g M a.m.. 5-U p.m. Leagoe Football
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    MEDITERRANEAN PIRATES.
    1376 1 l-'ruTHKi: Ai\ \l l m ,i mi OLAKiV. \H2(\. At Via wo found anchored three vessels which like ourselves had sough! shelter from the stormy weather. One ;i French ■chopper, had been visited by pirates, who had carried off everything portable. Ncl content with plundering K.ooo Spanish dollars
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      404 1 Further Pictures of Royalty the Sequel to the Coronation IN PATHES ANIMATED GAZETTE (46th EDITION) AT THE ALHAMBRA, Beach Road TO-NIGHT. Kinu George's Home Coming Their Majesties the Kin^ and Qoeea veceive a rousing welcome on their return to Windsor Castle. Militai\ Review EL 11. The King inspects the Ofloen
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      224 1 MARLBOROUGH Cinematograph, Beach Road, PROGRAMME DE LUXE OOMFMBtKG FINE ART OTHER ENJOYABLE SUBJECTS lil.MI'J B |AN ADDITIONAL SERIES OF CORONATION PICTURES. fad Stow 9-90 i" it [>.ni. 1 The Clock Cleaner 'THE DANCER OF SIVA U .a.O.L. < Charcoal Burning iv Brittany B< NEW SERIES OF PICTURES OF THE 6
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      287 1 A REPETITION OF "ANDALOUMA' A MKLOI>RAMA IN FIN L ACTS IX EHOlJfil WILL BE GIM;N AT THE THEATRE ROYAL On Thursday, the 3rd August, 1911 m aid of the New St. Joseph's Church Fund. TIME 9 P.M. SHARP. PRICES OF ADMISSION Reserved scars «2-00 3rd Class $0-30 Ist Class Si
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      194 1 MAIL TABLE. To-day. IntM mediate and locul maiK will be found iv list below Penang, Malacca, X.M.S. A Jobora (Overland) (Daily by Train) 6 \.m. «v 6 p.m. Cucob Hock (iaji 9 \.\r. Billiton A Bataria a. Mijer l p.m. Muar A Malacca ffainai S p.m. Muntok iV Palembang Japan
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    311 2 A Malaj named All was before Mr Acton Second Magistrate. >esterday, on a charge of mischief J»y tire. It is alleged that he set fire to a hut m Grange Road. The case was adjourned for a week. Holy Trinity Cathedral, Shangai, was the scene of a pretty wedding on
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      3 2 Causes of Constipation.
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      646 2 TO LET. TO BE LET PARTLY FURNISHED. No. 5, Villa Marina, Tanjong Katong, from Ist September, 1911. Apply to STEPHENS PAUL Co July 21 uc TO LET AVER JERNEH, 401 Bers&goan rd. Large Compound, Newly rei>aired, painted and colour-wash. Entry Aug. l^t. Apply to KOH SEX HONG, Bill Collector, Raffles
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      768 2 NOTICES. NOTICE Graham Hutchison, Naval Architect, Surveyor and General Contractor, Winchester House, has now been joined by H. Hutchison, consulting, marine and general engineer. Aug 3 10 8 NOTICE. Tenden are invited by the Master Attendant for the work of removing from the sunken vessel s.s. "Karang" now lying off
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      473 2 NOTICES. NOTICE. THE EXCHANGE BANKS WILL BE CLOSED ON PuWic Bank Ho dajs Am- 1 M FRESH MILK Pure Fresh Milk from Healthy Australian Cows. Morning and Evening. European Handling. Cleanliness guaranteed. H. S. KIRWAN, No. 4, Koek Road. (200 yards from Orchard Rd. Market) July 31 7-8 THE SINGAPORE
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      456 2 CHARTERED BANK 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 £1,625,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £1,200,000 Court of Directors. Sir Montagu Cornish Turner (Chairman) Sir Henry Stewart Cunningham, K.C.I.E. Thomas Cuthbertson, Esq. Sir Alfred Dent, K.C.M.O.
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      334 2 FEDERAL U F Assurance Company of Canada. 1 wnro i«% 2. INSURANCE m lo, l( m t New Business. 1910, o\<t Large Nctt Surplus .Uxnr liabilji! SERVE and all out stamr.M «E. DIRECT OOVI .1 NMIAT B Cash Loans, Bettlementn. etc Policies are- WOKI.D win, J. H. EVANS, M»aa#ar,Boatt V|
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    PERIL OF THE TORPEDO.
    279 3 Heavier Battleship Guns. A further \<: porttXki <1< selopmoni m battleship ;imm !i»( u( is under the «nn ;-,id« ration of th< kdmiralfty. When ihe JJivadllOUj^ht SJBfl il">i^n*Ml <;t Naval I'oriei>poiident vrrites), the fnmfHar ><•■ «-ond;irv amuum-nt of nin. guns hitherto mounted m every large ansoored
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      270 3 APCAR LINE OF STEAMERS. The undermentioned Mail steamers of the Above Live inaintaiu a regular service botwem v ii«-iit't and Japan, railing at Fcnan^. Blnga>ic. Hongkong aud Bhanghal en route. FLEET. Toi M mandar. Japan 6.' I A. si. wait. ss Gregory A.] 1,800 B. H. Belsou. HsAjrrafa car 4,100
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      638 3 WANTED. DUTCHMAN i Bpeaks Rnglifih, German and Malay, v o|k-» for v billet on ocoaunt or Robber K.st;«i« Kno\vs jmiKh clearing thoroughly. Keplj J. A. N.. Box No, 10. Post Office. Beaufort B. X. B. A n^_3 st 0-8 WANTED CHINESE CLERK I >r Tin Mine m the Malay Peninsula.
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      712 3 AUCTION SALE OF Stipe rior Teak Household Furniture Semi-grand Piano, Horse and Carriage, Plants &c. 1 PBOPEim of Mks. KRABUP \t M BT. THOMAS," No. 2. St. THOMAS 1 WALK Saturday 12th August at 2 p.m. An excellent toned Hemi-graiid ]»i;u)o J»y Haake. Hannover, iv Amt ela*s condition; upholstered teak
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      622 3 AUCTIONS. AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE &c At Powell and Co's Saleroom. Wednesday, 9th Aug., at 11 a.m. Europe-made apholrteied oak folding c i( s\ chairs, standard cliaiis. settees and arm chah> TEAK CHEBT-OF-DRAWERB TEAK SIDE BOARD: TEAK BOOKCASE ir 7VKiL)L KOW on vn w. POWELL Co., MORTGAGEE* S SALE
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      604 3 THE Singapore Free Press. Morning Daily. To Our Readers. The Singapore Free Press is now Morning Daily, aud is on sale at depots, from an eariy hour each morniug (Sundays exoepted). Cash price Ten Cents a copy. Subscribers* copies will be delivered at their private residences, (or town offices or
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    The Singapore Free Press. Thursday, Aug. 3, 1911.
    1687 4 H< rtr iball Ik* Prtw the People rigfrl i :t. t'-nw-,' by iofltWim Mid unbribdl Vv gi ir. I'T' 1 pr.fi.->' IVvth hrT p 1 -kj'-.-- pre »!j>»- H«ai»», Amongst the very first of the possible candidates for the Governorship ot this
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    151 4 Mr Grant Brown, i.c.s.. Deputy Commiaiioner d Bornah, is on v rUi< to the Federated Malax States. Prince Ttal Hran, the Chinese ipecia] envoy to London for the Coronation, hai returned to Peking witb his mite i,s the Siberian route. Mr Handly Hird, the well know M^. Bionary of India,
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    TIN POSITION.
    136 4 PENANC ESTIMATE. l&Vm a, *±m Lot '>g Uf According to the tuonthlj the tin market In the pin the consumption during July Kingdom 1,400 tons; Continent 2,200 tons; United States 7<X V" 7. :s<)<) tons. l The risible rappl? 17,081 tons. The consumption m Jnl 5 sh satisfactory
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    HOLIDAY FOOTBALL.
    456 4 The Selangor Team. X Tin' follow i:i;r v Mi; Selangor v sii^ Koot hall Mat< h at Sinj da\. Marriott. Swettenham B;n i> Coleman, Hei <l. r# Williams, McEwan, and "-.nail. The team travel! by th< Erom Kuala Lumpur :n I MiiK toad Singa] it B.H da) morning.
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    ST. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL.
    32 4 Cannon Haitou Faikw will prcac* St. Andrews Catludral on Sutnl;i> nii^At 9 p.m. there will be a wrrta (1 only at which Cniuion PartOß l;.i^'- vl give the address,
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      69 4 KUPPER PILSENER BX7 XT 1S THE Lliil BEST. SOLE AGENTS, CALDBECK, MACGREGOR CO. i H PERRIER JOUET I fwm PALE DRY CREAMING M. CHAMPAGNE f'jjlfjrim QUARTS PINTS SPLITS !f'^l $36 $39 $21 SOLE AGENTS FAiX DRY CREAMING fcOTJOHNLinLE&Co LIMITED. I mm. J 219, Orchard Road. Piano, Organ Musical Instruments dealer.
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      17 4 Lffi~TOHERS. 58-4, Hill Street, (off Stamford Road.) HIGH CLASS PHOTOGRAPHY. Enlargements a Speciality PRICE LIBT ON APPLICATION.
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      98 4 GRAMOPHONES NEW MODELS AT SPECIAL PRICES 0 SEE OUR WINDOWS ROBINSON PIANO COMPANY, LIMIT] I). A Just arrived the finest f collection of mouldings! f $12.50 i S $12.50 1 IDOZEN 1*12.50 [CABINET PHOTOS!! T m the host possible workmanship by T f The LEADING Photographers A of Singapore. k
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    OUR GOVERNOR.
    50 5 SIR ARTHUR YOUNG, X.C.M.C. IJEUTEIfs Si:RVICE. [By Submarine Cablt*]. London, via Bombay. Urthur Young, Chief Secretary, derated Malay States, has been appoint* ed to succeed sir .loim linden son, now Permanent Under Secretary of State, Oelonial Ofßee) t as Oovemor of th«- Straits mentsand High Commissiooi r F.M.B.
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    PENANG APPROVES.
    32 5 \ri\m cur own Correspondents Penang, Aug 1 I\u appointment of sir Arthur Voting bet ii oordiall] received In Penaug, as thi dowing a continuity of i»o'i< m public iii' Bfcirt
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    TURKEY AND ALBANIA.
    37 5 Agreement Arrived. Beui lii* s Service. London, \ia Bombay. i .11 u.\ h;is practically reached an agree* ment with the Malissori of Albania, and m- Montenegrins arr now Inducing tbe g esto return home.
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    PENANG.
    49 5 Ladies Shooting. \Ftc»i <ur <rum Corrtsfommatii Penang \Wv Aug 2. i- igngj -Loot by the Penang Ladies I Hi- Association for the walker Troph) M 18 foUOK B. Mis^ Joan Smith •'>•> Mrs Wright Motion '52. Miss Thornton 81, .Miss Jones 81, Mrs Anderson 28, Miss Wemyss 27, total
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    Alleged Assault Case.
    44 5 liio case m which Bellamy Is charged assaulting Frank Clark has hoop adjourned to the 9th inst mml will be taken In the District Court inrtnad of the police court. Clack is expected to com* out oi '>»h1 on Monday next.
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    Tin Returns.
    31 5 rin Tongkah Harbour Tin Co returns for July 2.408 pikuls maHng to total for the seven months of 10.972 pikuls as against f>.164 ho 1910 nnd 3,422 iv 1909.
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    CHOLERA IN PERAK.
    29 5 {Frew cut oum Cor*tsp*mdtmt& Ipoli. lug 2nd. I v. cases oi cholera have taken place on Chersonese Estate, Kuala Knrau, < are also cases at SungeJ siput.
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS.
    124 5 Agents Boustead vv Co. Malakoff 5,200 lbs. Agents Outhrie vV Co, Labu -28,610 lbs; first 7 months of 182,186 lbs; July 1910. 16,626 lbs; rn-ht 7 months 1910 105,984 lbs. Cheviot: 1.608 lbs: first 7 months 9,078 11 Bukii Kajang: July 12,398 lbs; .July L9lO :..173.
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    Y. M. C, A. DEBATING SOCIETY.
    181 5 to th»> last meeting of this Society a solution m support of the reeonetrvction the Legislative council and the election ■i''i<l payment of members i iced Dem con. The next meeting will take place this (Thursday) at 8.4f pan. when a detailed scheme for
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    FIRE AND FROST.
    101 5 Firemen Suffocated and Frozen. Impkbhx Nbwb Service. I»iulon, via Durban. A gerioua Are La^ taken place at the Union Cold Storage Wharf, London. The Aremen were o\« > ic<)iin by fumes lioni Ihe ammonia ji rid from burning <^s and provisions and twelve were rendered unconaoioua, including
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    ENGLISH AIRMAN KILLED.
    32 5 Reuteh's Bsrtk r. London, via Bombay. The young EngiMi airman, Gerald Napier, m a trial flight at Brooklandi was throw d out and killed. The passenger escaped with shock.
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    AMERICAN ARTIST DEAD.
    276 5 Eeuter's Service. I\v Submarine Cable]. London, via Bombay. The death is announced of Mr Edward Austin Abbey, the famous American artist. Edwin Austin, Abbey, l,\ A., A. B.W. s. painter. Member National Academy of Design, N. V CtievallerLegion d*Honnenr; Corresponding Member Institut de Prance; President \rti*ts Cricket
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    THE TRUSTS.
    69 5 STANDARD OIL PREPARING TO DISSOLVE. Imperial News Service. London, via Durban. A New York telegram says th;it m order to omply with the anti-Trust decision of the Supreme Court, the Standard Oil and the American Tobacco Companies jire :ir ranj{in«{ plans for dissolution, which it is expected will
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    DOCKERS STRIKE.
    46 5 London Affected. Ueitkk's Skryice. [By Submarine Cable]. London, via Bomhivy. The, London Dockers' dispute bus developed seriously. At noon all tbe men at tiie Tilbury Docks except those under tbe Port of London authority have struck work. Tbe number lid to run into thousands.
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    171 5 Our <on tempo rar>, m its generally sound remarks on the Ports Control Bill, is m one minor detail misinformed. It says: "When the houses at the Johnston's Pie* end of Collyer Quay were built the l:ind ill I rout was v mud swamp." That is not so. There was
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    "NO SURRENDER" PARTY.
    180 5 NO SURRENDER PARTY. Growing Rapidly. JiKUTL'ifs Service. [By Submarine Cable]. London, via Bombay The political situation has somewb.t changed by the enthusiasm with which a large bod> of Unionists is supporting Lord HalsbmVs "No surrender* 1 party. It is announced ihat an overwhelming number of applications has been made for
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    IMPERIAL COURT.
    73 5 Becter's Service. [By Submarine Cable]. London, via Bombay. The Mouse of Lords has read for the second time the Appellate Jurisdiction Bill. M Lord Haldane stated thai this measure laid the foundation of a single Courl ot Appeal for the whole Empire by combining the Courl of Appeal
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    PERSIA'S TROUBLE.
    64 5 Must be Settled by Herself. Belter's Service. By Submarine Cable]. London, via Bombay. A Teheran telegram states that the British an.il the Russian Legations have pit 1 seuied an identical noie to the Government declaring that the> had trequt inly admonished the e\ Shah to abstain from political
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    THE FUTURE OF PERSIA.
    307 5 Slowly, t\ slowly, thin^s are moving m Persia. The tir^r need of \hc Prince l{«{,'.Mit \v;is money. A lo:m m London was open to him. hui he had to face the opposition of Urn deputies, whose stupid and narrow patriotism saw m the proposal tlu> beginning
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    86 5 Confirmation of the belief that the clergy are large holders of shares m plantation rubber companies was to be found m tbe number of obviously clerical gentlemen attending the Rubber Exhibition. In this connection a remark overheard near the stand on which Prowodnik Reclaimed Rubber was shown was certainly amusing.
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    F. M. S. RAILWAY HOTEL.
    922 5 A small portion of the above tunned botel is now completed, six rooms only are ready for occupation at present, by the end of the month it is expected that another eight rooms, all that are at present built, will be a\ ailable for accommodation.
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    59 5 A cobbler once suffered from shortness of breath, Allied with a terrible cough His doctor condemned him to lingering death, His sweetheart declared the match "off," He's married though, now, and breathes freely once more, His troubles have fled with the past Woods' Peppermint Cure cured the congh he'd before,
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      361 5 ROBINSON CO.I TOILET SERVICES IN GREAT VARIETY ENGLISH MANUFACTURE M M 6 piccc Toi<ct Set as MustraM \^Kt tion, m shaded art colors, conX. Ccmpletfi $7 per set. Other ful' size sots m stock "ipuuiwj^ frcrr $3.50. Furnishing Department Estimates for every style of work submitted Free of Charge ROBINSON
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      649 6 Pacific Mail S.S. Co. U S MAIL LINE VIA INLAND SEA OF JAPAN AND HONOLULU Semi-Tropical Route Onl\ line taking the warm SOUTHERN fcorTK across Un- Pacific via Honolulu, OA.Htr, on the must fertile and beautiful ibland Of the Pacific. Through Passage Tickets granted to England, France and Germany by
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      573 6 M. M. I MESSAGERIES MARITIMES. MAIL LINE For China, Japan, Ceylon, Aden, Egypt and Marseilles OUTWARD HOMEWABD Polynesien Aug. 7 Armand Behic Aug. 7 Caledonien Aug. 21 Vana Aug. 21 Sydney Sept. 4 Tourane Sept. 4 TonU'u Sept. 18 Tolynenien Sept. 1H E. Siiaou- Oct. 2 Caledonitn Oct. 2 Duuibca
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      842 6 rHE SIAM STEAM NAVIGATION CO., Ltd. EAST COAST SERVICE. For Pahang, Bemerah, Tringganu. Btent, Semerak. Bacho. Kelantan. P-angnara. L'clupiu, Panarai, Patani, Singora. Lacon, Kohsamui. Bandon, Langsaan, Chmni*.n, Takii, vohlak a iid Bangkok. p. 3. PRACHATIPOK* due- 31 July Departure 2 Aug. at 3 p.m. s.s. ASDANG** due 3 August Departure
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      654 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 for China Coast, Persian Gulf, Continental and American Ports. Steamers will have Bingapore on Of swrni MAIL LINES. Outward (FOB Ch: Arcadia Au|4 11 Arcadia Oct
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      546 6 N.D.L. Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE. The ia>i and well-known naail vi, this Company s;tii Boctnightly rrom I Hamburg via Rotterdam, Anther] ton. Qibraltar, Genoa. Naples, (conm r Jt J' SXsrseillesi Naples, Al< xandiia and Port Said. Bues, Aden. Colombo, 1, Biagapore, Ilonfikong, Bhanghai, i Nagasaki and Kobe
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    RUBBER ESTATE RETURNS.
    639 7 The Total where given rcpceMOfftj tin output since Jan. 1911, except wheif 5 figure ia brackets is given, representing w ■May month's. When a month's return is •nissed. thin total represents the last m nil *\b\v total. June July Total AHagar 4,1 r.O 10,451 Alor Poiirhu 4,371
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    TIN RETURNS.
    99 7 June July Total. Belal 404 1.176 Brnang 4'j Chenderiang 440 Gtopeng 500 8,065 Hoawood 1.^6 Kaimining *>55,732 Kanaboi 1,034 Kinta, U..~ 1.686 Kinta Association 1.871 Kfodang 124 031 Knumit Pulai 565 Lab.it 525 ••••.774 Mcn^kmim Lode 611 Midiil.'ton 54.7C New Qopeng 130 770 Now Tainl)iin 101 l>. Consolidated
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    MOTOR NOTES.
    878 7 The Motor C';ir Journal pulishes an mii t mating phr >tograph of a car recently acquired by Ml Iiok» \e\\.the well-kuowu Ohineae millionaire of Kuala Luiiipur, Federated Malay States. The car m question is a 24 b.p. six-cylinder. La Buire, which was recently selected to Mr Loke Yew's
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      66 7 1 FORD CARS I ARE ACTUAL 22.4 H.P. R.A.C. RATING m< ai- about 6-7 })>- Hone PofW. car m Bing^ relgha -JO to Wcwfc orneailj |.«-i- iiur.si-: ;•< WHAT IS THE MORAL? D MOTOR 18 I OVERTAXED. I Jf afK(!lt th. wrrloe-&o( FORD OWNERS wffl te#Uy to o« < i
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      146 7 Do You Know How to Cure a Cold? If >ou have tremble m getting rid of \our cold you may know that you are not treating it proi>erly. 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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      119 7 SAVARESSES KSANTAL'H rCAPSUIES] 1 PUMI.NCSS Of OIL. AND COAT! HO Of MfMftttAMC. J or ci'Ri. wrrtt no (nconvci<iihc£^M irun. DIWCTION4 ALLCrftMISTS. 1 I A»wroß, SAVARESSC j [pedigree and performance are factors m every sport, tests applied to inanimate as well as to animate things. Tested by one or both DUNLOP
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      547 7 VESSELS IN PORT. lihL; :mm! Ton** ComOMMdSfffl AirlTod F.rin V. i H n Sea Mew Col. yacht 800 Mttfpky, 24-r, Malaroe Pnoertain Sea Belli. F .M.S. yar. 400 Xjic<.«!nh. knmitan. 7-7 K.31.8. i, ertain Waterwitch H.M.S. 8S0 Bencoek lanjon-. 21-7 m vuin I m Mrtain H.M.S. Bali Siain i60 Derv
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    THE PROGRESS OF AVIATION.
    1936 8 i,ALL KIGHTB KesKRVED.J COL. J. E. CAPPER 1 C>iii.i..»i.uvi oi UM Walloon Compauies, Kb.). Five vvais ago to how Jiiiinv of the iubabitau s 01 tiie J>ritish lnles won.d the word .l.'.iil.nu n.i\e conveyed auy definite mvan.uy; itMiay the word m iv common use and ge.
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    Some Facts Regarding Rheumatism.
    56 8 Do you know that fully nine out of every ten cases of rheumatism are simply rheumatism of the muscles due to cold or damp, or chronic rheumatism, and require no internal treatment -whatever? Apply Chamberlain's Pain Balm freely and see how quickly it gives relief For
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      464 8 'T* 'KEPLER* I SOLUTION NURSING MOTHERS ii iillti 4 i r t .1 Kepler SolutionfaVf derive great benefit trom this JPv^iS^Hß delicious tonic food. jjflS 3v l 4 Kepler Solution sustains the SfSS I strength and builds up the fe^g^i body. '^u;i;v^>?lß It increases and enriches the "i?&2lsi&ffJß It is
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      231 8 Why Colds Are Dangerous. Do you know that of all the minor ailments colds are by far the most dangerous? It is not the old itself that you need to fear, hut the serious diseases that it Often leads to. Mo t of these are known as germ diseases. Pneumonia
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      63 8 its never, too early I Fraser^Neaves^i^^ 1 SODA WATER I .a n^ COLOURED PORTRAITS^F I T. M. King George V and Queen Maryl mounted, both on one card, very suitable for framing Price SO-S* I White China Bust of The King and Queen, small per pair do do do do
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      580 8 Singapore Government Railway. From Ist July, 1911, and until further Notice. TRAIN SERVICE FOR WEEK DAYS ONLY. I Up Trains. 12 3 4 5 6 7 10 11 lk A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. M Pastil- Panjan^- ...dcp 7.31 (k) m. Borneo Wharf 7.39 9.03 1.10
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    SHARES.
    1223 9 Cap. Issue. Paid. Last Div. Buyers. Sellers. *<5,000 2ri 2s Allagar 10% 3 1 3 9 130,000 2s 2s Anglo-Malay 100?£ 16 6 17 7J 50,000 2s 2s Batang Malaka 2 0 2 3 30.000 1 1 Batu Caves 150% 11 10 0 12 0 0 80,000 1 1
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    CHINESE SEAMEN AND THE STRIKE.
    691 9 CHINESE SEAMEN AND THE STRIKE. In «-<j n»e dripping pute, Mr Burton t. i oo difficult) m defending m i! o f OOfaunons the administration .>j Board of Trml«« of t.ho Meichant Shipping kctm regelating tho engagement of I Beamen In Hi porte. At th. present time it probably natural
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      138 9 De KONINKUJKE PAKETVAART MAATSGHAPPIJ 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. Ar>Tl\«r Singkawan^ and Pontianak j van DrofEN Billiton, Batavia. Java coast and Saruarang *v u de EnUEHfI Bandjermasin, Poeloe-Laut, Balik-Pai»an, Samariuda, with
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      16 9 FIREWORKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. Please apply to M. Th. GORS, BATAVIA. or to Y. TAN, Singapore.
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      114 9 Correct Treatment for Sprains. S]' li r« i omt il treatment. X« [> quiet and apply Chamberlain 'i Pain f freely, it v.vi romoi tin bwocih iiWl mill lr ly restore the parts to a healthy eon.lit i». Foi' sale by all Dispensariea and Peaki-. I THIS IS IT f
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      527 9 VESSELS AT TANJONG PAGAR AND KEPPEL HARBOUR. Wharves and Docks at which different vessels are berthed. East Wharf (Basin)- Svivn. Muni Kast Wharf Sec. I— Taroba. Bhm Sheers Wharf --'Nil. Main Wharf Sec. I— Persia, 3— Nil. I— NO. H .5 Bin^n Mn m. s— Caleh&x. Lagoon Dock Sec. 7
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    PENANG.
    1393 10 In Penang one sensibl i wet the Ui liold of the Par sfai < apt Chinanu Cvcrvwliciv m Hi.' streets, m the shops, m the banks, m toe offices. There an Chinese boys to wait at table. There ace Chinese josshousea m "i;> nu>\es. Here one begins to learn
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    CRICKET TOURNAMENT.
    121 10 8 C. C v. Law and c. 9, Thia mstrh, begun on Saturday, iraa i Inued yesterday afternoon. The Club wete ail^o v foe The Law i I Civil Service "ci-utitiiieu their innings as fol< Lav. \.m> Civil mr\ tCE. Ho?:. I <i. Mji\ b Vowler 17 H.
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    LEAGUE FOOTBALL.
    52 10 The S. V. < team to mccl the Club this afternoon is thus composed: Pay 'goal 1 Stanley and Brighton (backs 1 Johnson Dumbleton and Freeman <h:<i\e>>: Loveridge, Burnham, I\er>. Plati anJ Beaumont (forwards). At 'ootbaU yesterday at Tanglin the Buffs second string beat n» i\ <;. by
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    ANOTHER FOOTBALL TROUBLE.
    118 10 ANOTHER FOOTBALL TROUBLE. FOB BONO! PL ABBESI > i District Judge Mr H. W. Firmstone, delivered judgement yesterday afternoon m the claim foi damages brought by Hadji i i Rajidin against Koor atohamed Ffashim, Gh neral Bet retary of the Malaya Football Association for wrongful arrest and Imprisonment. The action,
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    37 10 a circular has been issued bj the Ma^er Attendant to the effect that permission to work cargo on Sunday, will not m future be granted except under special cirenmKtances which must be clearly explained Li the a]
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    9 10 Int Cure ft* all inter- lyswxtrj tc.ughe cold* Ac.
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    NEWS FROM THE COURTS.
    362 10 Tee Foo Seng of 39 North Bridge Road has reported to the police that he gave his clerk 9370 on Tuesday to pay a bill. Since i he clerk received the money he has made himself very scarce. A day or two ago a complaint was
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY.
    285 10 The following new Books will be read} for Issue on Tl nrsilay. Barlow .lane. Flaws. Cobb, Thomas. The Choice of Theodora. Constance, Lady. Because of a Kiss. Gerard, Louise. A Tropical Tangle. Oillman, Ourner, The Ninth Ihirhoss. Graham, Winifred, The Love Story of a Mormon. Lancaster, O. !>..
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    MANNERS OF BOY SCOUTS.
    155 10 In an article on the Boy Scout mo\ c ment m the Nineteenth Century, Mr Cecil Price points out that the movement is not yet four years old. but already its effect is seen throughout English national life. 'It lias wrought a revolution m British manners
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    259 10 The Shipping uud Import and Export Oinces will be open from 10 to 11 a.m. on August 5 and 7. The M.M. steamers Pol> nesien and Arimind Behic \sith the outward and the homeward French mails are expected here on Monday morning, but the Polynesien may arrive on
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    ALBANIAN FEUDS.
    591 10 Vl Mil VNi 1 l> SACRI 1' Sultan Mehmed V.. desirous that peace should reign m Macedonia, has, among bis many other large gifts. offered £TBO,OOO "blood money.' 1 He has also given X'TIO.OOO towards rebuilding houses destroyed through the necessities of war. But "blood money". How strange
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