The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 12 August 1911

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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 12. 1911. NO. 7,290
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    THE PAY'S NEWS.
    137 1 The ffous. of Commons )ia> passod resolution tor the paymeni of members Page In Hem of emergencies arising ovei the great s! tike, ten thoii^jnid fcroops are being held in readiness at Aldersliot Page 4. The hing Edward Memorial fund I s lands at arm 1100,000 Page
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    To=day's Advertisements.
    184 1 ]a»?/insoii »v (<». have in p gramophone records I'm^ 1 The Noluutecr Club bold a donee on Aug. -J.'if) Pago 2. House wanted, tarnished <>■ onfarniahod Fagci Junior cleik. doui»h' barrelled gnu and ilk. \s:nit».-d I'ii^o Powell A- Co. m'U hind and botUM property on Au£. 22nd Page
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    THE WEEK.
    88 1 Saturday 12th. High Watt i 0-10 ,i.in.. 11l- p.m. Kelemak Robber Co meeting, 1 !ioon. Lodge Zetland Regular, 8.80 p. Chinese y.m.c.a. Lantern Led i 9 p.m. Sunday 13th. High Water— o-41 a.m.. 0 -24 p.m. i)i\ Ing Competition Bwimming < luh. 9A l'usir Panjang. s.:?o a. Monday
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    MAIL TABLE.
    168 1 To-day. Intermediate and local mails will be found in list below Pen,ang. Malacca, F.M.S. v y .Toboro (Orerlaad) (Daily bj Train) 6 lm.A6p.il Puluu llatnui Hock 'I w s \.\iCucob Bock H>r 9 a.\iMerging fto ihc Leong 11 a.m. Saigon A. If agon 11 a.m. Zamboanga %ia ports
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    MUSINGS IN OXFORD.
    819 1 Tutniij-; over ih. leaves in album ately, n picture therein me for a moment wiu r,>r longing to return MM in. it in the land of i ■> birth w.<\\ jiM once more uj fchosf ancient ttreets io ><••• once more those graceful -j»i<- For ilic pit
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      287 1 COMPARE WHAT YOU HAVE READ ABOUT THE INVESTITURE OF THE PRINCE OF WALES AT CARNARVON Wn WMATI I- -oi an „w -j VI N T AT THE ALHAMBRA iM-t-.i.^ii,.- uhoh oeramons infulldetfO] l uul 't-K«aii(t« i;l frit] u ckaiiu.^. AND«REAJ>»ONOURaCBEEII OTHKB WTE RESTING EVENTS OIVBK IN New or 47th Edition
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      195 1 WE SHOW YOU AS WK \T.W\yS DO ADMIRABLE AND DELIGHTFUL PICTURES FROM THE BEST MAKES IN THE WORLD AT TKB MARLBOROUGH Cinematograph, Beach Road, GRAND WEEK-END CHANGE TO-NIGHT .Ha Show, 9-'»o to ii p, l Grecian Garnet by the Alberts Tiohm. XtA CHILD'S RIGHTS 8.C.A.0.L. e\C( l- lent dmmsi. i
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      251 1 THE CLEAN SHOW The Star Opera Coy THL DUICH ANI> MAIi.A > V AKIIOT i' ENTLiITAINHtb AT THE THEATRE ROYAL NOi;TU liI:Il»GE ROAI>. TO-NIGHT TONIGHT RARL ATTRACTIONS UndPi the Most Distinguished Patronage u.i in tlu Presence of: H. E. Tin Acting Goretnor, Bob* L. Broekman, CMja,, and His Ili^-h iu
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    NAVIGATION THEATIES AND COLONIAL PORTS.
    359 2 A Case From Dutch Guiana. Tho following might have a very local bearing if the de.i-sionof the Magistrate is correct Does the Trcnty of Commerce and Navigation between Great Britain and the Netherlands, whereby it i* stipulated that the ships 01 both countries shall mutually
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      171 2 Dr Nesora, director of agriculture in the Philippine I>lunds. received a letter from Professor C. V. Piper, forage expert of the r. S. department of agriculture, while he was at Hongkong recently en route to the United States. In the letter, says a Manila paper, Professor Piper speaks very enthusiastically
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      635 2 "I AM CERTAIN I WOULD HAVE DIED." Prominent kailway surveyor in Burma Pnovm that kor malaria Tho One Pie-Eminent Remedy is Dr. William's Pink Pills Men of Mr. E. M. Baber's profession, con •iuerors of the swamp, the jungle, and the mountain pass, require a constitution of iron to withstand
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      689 2 NOTICES, FRESH MILK Pure Fresh Milk from Healthy Australian r.iws. Morning ami Evening. European Handling. Cleanliness guaranteed. ,H. B. KIRWAN, No. 4, Koek Road, (200 yards from Orchard Rd. Market) July 81 OO The Bankruptcy Ordinance,*lBBB. IX THE SUPRFME COURT OF THE STRAITS HETTLEMKNTs Settlements of Singapore. IN BANKRUPTCY No.
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      518 2 NOTICES. NOTICE. Ii is hereby notified that neither i he Captain Owners or the Under-signed will ho responsible for any debts whatsoever contracted by the Oew of the British Bark Drumeltan", from New York. STANDARD OIL Co., of New York, Oriental Freight Department. Agenfeg. Ang 10 17-8 MUNICIPAL NOTICE. THE
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      468 2 CHARTERED BANK of India Australia and China. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. SINGAPORE BRANCH. Paid op Capital in 00,000 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 Uenry Stewart Cunningham, K.C.I.E. Thomas Cutfibertson, Esq. Sir Alfred Dent,
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      313 2 ALLIANCE ASSURANCE Co, Ltd Aocmnoltted Fnadi i FIRE MOTOR CAR RISKS. Tnfturances effected it r-vi,^ t Which will 1,, Bo a^ Paterson Simons I Co., ltd., «g eirts Hi FEDERAL LIFE Assurance Company of Canada. INSURANCE |b To. J^ New Business. 1910. WJJ SERVE an H^DIRKCT QOVEBMIfBIT Cash Loans, Be
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      134 2 SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES. BT. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL. Ninth Sunday afi« r Trinity. 13th Ang 1911. 7o.iii. Matins, Hyinn 188. 7 45 a.m. Holy Communion (Choral) Hymns IK, 322. 551. 8-40 p.iii. Sunday School. H.40 pan. Bible Classes (Adults). 5-30 p.m. Fa «.-nson# Sermon, Hymns 271. 238 and 20. ST. MATTHEWS, SEPOY
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    THE COLDEST PLACE ON EARTH.
    173 3 What i.^ Hui«« i( coldest plaop „j "f Varkhob Siberia. Hen i orict station, Luring moet ol »-;u- no guards act needed b fch< prUonera from nuutini fche more sevan pottio&a o the winti iving oteaton can rjaaaaii in tbe O! 4 d\ ring tbe
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    WITHDRAWAL OF FOREIGN TROOPS FROM NORTH CHINA.
    168 3 Vs 1 stationing of fon ign in N Chi na ipiiei next month e w.i. em Lied on tin Diplomatic ded that the lor« ign -..Mi withdrawn m the proper I itish aud Ainrcic-im Minis* (en "i 1 Inclined to ag&e to the
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      213 3 aim re tor all inter g] OOldS Ac. BRITISH INDIA S. N. Co., Ltd roa Penang. Madras and Negapatam. C >MPAHI *s S" l; M THONG WA I Commander, will despatched for the above portvon Thorsda} e 17th August, al r ]>.t;i. I tor first las ers. pplj c BOUSTEAUa
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      606 3 do com[nglvent^ CAST THEIR SHADOWS BEFORE? LET THIS MAN READ YOUR LIFE. 1 Feat RnnrthiKX Adviee on Bosinfeaii onda, BnexnleH, and all imixirtant Ev< Of Li.<-. Utentionof the myvtfoally inclined seems to at present u F u the work of Mr. lay Burton Vance, who, although lMv.nc 2*ll to no
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      455 3 THE SWIMMER BRAND. STERILIZED NATURAL MILK. Is the richest in Cream and the purest in taste. Retailed at $5-50 per case of 48 lbs tins. By J. LEVY, Robinson Road. ANN LOCK Co., Battery Road. BAN SIANG Co., Robinson Road. EBRAMSAH Co., Kling Street. And all other prominent provision Dealers.
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      591 3 AUCTIONS. AUCTION SALE OF LAND HOUSE PROPERTY BITUAI I \T Oia n u;:« \]'<.. >:,,. To be held at Powell and Cos Saleroom. ON Tuesday, 22nd Aug., at 2 30 p. m. All tl.ar rateable pi««<> «,f riaihulil land conUiimn^ au area of 9,002 aqoan f* t according to tljc
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      571 3 WANTED. BOUSE WANTED. >. lUifmtii *h« i liou.se in 1(| i\ i Janiiar) \|.f.!v t.. < Fie« Vi> WANTED An mi. !!it;« m Jnnior BMttci srork at prgDarabl] I with mhi,» |n e\ M.iiv e\p< i < ALSO, <•» ->i\ic«: lit ri(K. a double -barrel hammer gun, and r >':iail
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    The Singapore Free Press. Saturday, August 12, 1911.
    1127 4 The Singapore Free Press. Saturday, August 12, 1911. M-if tbt P. x tin- iv.ipU- i_V-t lintifr nioence and unbribadfeyg With the announcement of the result of the final issue of the long protracted struggle that moved to its dramatic culmination in the House of Lords on Thursday night there comes
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    MUNICIPAL COMMISSION.
    862 4 Chetties and Smallpox. The naiuil monthly mooting of the Municipal Commission was hold yesterday afternoon, Mr F. J. Hullifax. Muni President, being chairman, others pi < including Mr J. C arapiet, Bff A. M. S. Angullia, Mr A. W. B nn,TsmKhoiim Hock, Dr. Croncber, P.C.M.0.. Dr. If mmy
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  • STRIKE OF LONDON.
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      GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION.
      137 4 Troops in Readiness. Imp [By Bui marin I i Loh i Dorbsn Important i IM v>illrli enunent Ks pi ti ip. leavourt!l to end the strike and ti are hopeful fish porters 1 dea have been conceded agroenunt. bi been further scenes of viplei ed pottos irere oompeUed
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      THE CARMEN'S STRIKE.
      39 4 Settlement Come To. Reuter's Bnni Lor mbay. Th« it crux of the n 1 ondon, I settled, hi one the non .irmen to tbo member of thirl not working, and only twelve tk are still out.
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      DOCK DISPUTE STILL ON.
      17 4 Reuter's SEnvi. Lonilcn. vis Bombay, Thelighfc have not ti setth «l the dis]
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      MILITARY PRECAUTIONS.
      25 4 Reuter'b Servioe. London, v a Bombay. Ten thosjaand troops •>• iot aro being held in readiness to p oLondon. Yesterday son* entrained f"t London. > <
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      KING EDWARD VII MEMORIAL FUND.
      223 4 KING EDWARD VII MEMORIAL FUND. \inounl fcCkowledf 1 sir .lohn Jackson L& Loo Chooo (.u;ui Btq. l f OH Bit .lohn Amli t m N. N. Tan Boon Goan K-(| 101 Chop ;i]» Ban Leong i (MI L. B. P. Wolfentan Esq M A. K. Linton Bsq. Crow tl).>r Shaw
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      155 4 KUPPER PILSENER T> 17 17 O IS THE 13 J-i Hi XV BEST. SOLE AGENTS, I CALDBECK, MACGREGOR CO. g| PERRIER JOUET tiiSm PALE DRY CREAMING M. CHAMPAGNE -F SSkS^\ quarts pints BPLITS r .wTflß 36 39 21 iS «w !l] ni?n r* acf I SOLE AGENTS PAIE DRY CREAMING
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      56 4 gramophones) f 'f i NEW MODELS AT SPECIAL PRICES 9 SEE OUR WINDOWS ROBINSON PIANO COMPANY, LIMITED. BILLIARDS. THE ANGLO-AUSTRALIAN CUSHION. (Alcock's Patent with Improvements of John Roberts, Retired World'sChampion) absolutely THE BEST CUSHION TO DATE FOR ANY CLIMATE. JOHN ROBERTS, 1910. ONLY OBTAINABLE FROM John Roberts, London. John W.
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      40 4 Correct Treatment for Sprains. Sprains require careful treatment. Keen quiet and apply Chamberlain's Pain Bah freely. It will remove the soreness and qtScE ly restore the parts to a healthy con<l\t on For sale by all Dispensaries and Dealers I
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    LORDS DEBATE.
    512 5 THE PARLIAMENT BILL No Surrenderors Defeated. B -uteu's Service. B; 9 ":irino Cable]. London, via Bombay. Oi sumption of the debate on ii H .11 Bill in the House of Lord*. Lord Morlej announced that if the liiu defeated, His Majastj mi its to the i sufficient niunbex
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    PAYMENT OF MEMBERS.
    30 5 £400 a Year. RiUTZB'fl Service. London, via Bombay. The Housti of Commons has passed lution for the payment of members, 6400 annually, by 256 votes to 158.
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    VARIOUS
    49 5 BIUTXB'fI Service. London, via Bombay. Hie Pope's knr. hag been punctured to move the fluid and effort! are being con- on restoring hii itrength, other* egh complicitions are feared. 1 ewe had an audience of over an n onr Bi Buckingham Palace. B oui- has Left for Badgaatciin
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    END OF THE STRUGGLE.
    159 5 HOPES AND THREATS AND APOLOGIES. Imperial Niwb Bun [By Submarine Cable] London, via Durban. 11 ana. rvasive papers hope that the Conservatives will now unite to continue the great straggle lying ahead rhe Morning Boss, n or rftll of th(l 1 1:iw,,,,.y lt es, joins in
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    THE PARLIAMENT BILL.
    53 5 The Closing Scenes. Bici 8 London, \ia Bombay. I i the debate i I fcfe House of Lords, the Archbishop oi Canterbury referred to the callousness and levit; wherewith tome of the p.'cvs contemplated the creation of ftv< hiiixiriMi new Peers. This action bad caused hiit> to
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    LANSDOWNE PARTY ABSTAIN.
    398 5 liEUTEit's Service. London, via Bombay. Lord Lansdo* ne and his en walk.-d out ;in<i watched i!" 1 <;r f iin behind the tin.me. The Great Division The Bishops wen the first to from the Gorernment lobby, and the Bishop of Mandaff, <>n crutches i the t -i
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    TOPICS OF THE WEEK.
    1340 5 Quicquid aguin homines nost.'i est farrago libaUl Juvbhal. Suspense, \\hi*h has held Um nut ion East for weeks past, is at an end. And the Parliament Bill has passed ibe Lords, not became it wm approved, but because the King was to be spared what would
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    IMPROMPTU.
    246 5 Impreatioot of a Female Mosquito on reading the article In the "Straits Times" Mr. Rind Br-dd-U: 10 0 From day to d;iy I \o hovered" round By fenn\ si ream ;uid street, oh, tacaroels t&ink jon could have found A merrier mosquito. True doctors talked a lot of stuff
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    PERAK TIN.
    76 5 Export Of tin from Perak for July. 1911 (exclusive Upper Perak) Advance flgnvei liable to correction. Block tin Hknll ."i.9«r».7 Tin ore Pikuls 80,387.10 Duty 1461,171.17. fc m The Acting Chief Justice left for Penang by the mail yesterday morning. Mr Justice Fisher goes today, to attend the
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      58 5 Do You Know How to Cure a Cold? tumble in getting rid of your a i<m a y k «ow that you are uot treating inunii i 1 v The ta no reason why a cold vo.TV'^ on for w^eks and it will not if d Vh, m amberlain s
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      75 5 Why Colds Are Dangerous. Do you know that of all the minor ailments colds are by far the most dangerous? It is not the cold itself that yon need to fear, but the serious diseases that it often leads to. Mot of these are known as diseases. Pneu monia and
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      52 5 Causes of Constipation. Sedentary habits, lack of outdoor exercise, nsulflcient mastication of food, constipation, a torpid liver, worry and anxiety, are the jmost common causes of stomach troubles Correct your habits and take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and you will soon be well again. For sale by all Dispensaries
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      254 5 FURTHER SHIPMENT OF GRAMOPHONE RECORDS CORONATION RECORD I GRAND OPERA I OUR Miss GIBBS CHOCOLATE SOLDIER n GIRL IN THE TRAIN N ALL CLEAR OUT OF THE PARK I ARCADIANS Etc., Etc. 1.., miain ■imanini 1 ■iiiiwuiiissjssj a»i iss 1 1 LOCAL AGENTS ROBINSON CO. CIGARETTES I after Dinner. (tfl^%
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      21 5 PHOTOGRAPHIC STORE DEVELOPING AND PRINTING. JUST ARRIVED Wellington's Plates and Films. KONG HING CHEONG ft CO.. No. 104, North Bbidsl: Koad.
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      605 6 Pacific Mail S.S. Co. U S MAIL LINE VIA INLAND SEA OF JAPAN AND HONOLULU Semi Tropical Route Oniv Um taking tu warm sot tin. UN 1U)11T1 across the Pacific via HONOLULU, OAiir, c.n the most fertile nnd beautiful Island it the Pacific Through Passage Tickets granted to i.ti^lunil, J'ranct
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      633 6 M. M. MESSAGERIES MARITIMES. MIL LINE For China, Japan, Ceylon. Aden, Egypt and Marseilles OUTWABD HO.MI WARD Caledonian Ang. 91 Yarra Aug. 11 Bydney Bept. 1 Touram Bept. 4 iVnkiii Bept. 18 Polynesien f-ei»t. l* Millions Oct. "-i Caledor.u Oil. I Dumbea Oei.io Bydney Oct. iu Bora moki;-i;ata\ i -as
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      633 6 THE 81AM STEAM NAVIGATION CO., Ltd. EAST COAST SERVICE. Pahang, Beraerah, Tringganu, Bisut, Bmerak, Bacho, Kelantan, Bangnaru. Telnpin, Panarai, Patani, Singora, Lacon, Kohbuniui, Bandon. Lang»uan, Chumion, Taki<. Kohhik and Bangkok. BEDANG** due 10 August Departure 12 August at 3 p.u 1 s.s. YUGALA* due 14 August Departure 10 August at
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      130 6 Fbom ftnroirrmi vo t i tthajq A Teluk A? i Port l>ioksou. PortDtcksoc and Por{ Bwnttwihim. Iffftlaoo and Mm Port S'ham and TclnlTADson. Malacca and Muar. Malacca, Port Dickson Port Sweti7-".}Y:7/~ P. Swettenluun dlTelnk Auson. Malacca ;.nd Muar. Meratag, KaaJa. Paliang and"kuant'^yT Trin^'anu and Kclantan. Port Swc-ttenham and Penang. Malacca,
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      593 6 P& 0 STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Bill* Of Lading issued for China Coast, Perpiau Gulf. Continental und American Forts, Btearacni will ieare Riiigapore on or about MAIL LINES. Outw.\rh (for China) Ln itu Aug 25 Arcadia
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      387 6 N.D.L. Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen IMPERIAL GERMAN MAI! LINE. 'i \u frw. and well la this Company sail ft.. Hamburg %ia Rotfc lon, Qttemltar, I Marseilles, N;tj»i« Al< Tori Said, Siu/. Aii. n. „,,n Btsgapore, Hong J r n Nagasaki and Kom t« Fokol Tnrongh tickete Africa, to N< J to
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    SCTEXTIFTC MISCELLANY.
    1084 7 ■A New si ji Thermometer- Raising Skin d Hair- Curiously Eclipsed Radium and Life— Stamps of Olu< —Wall-Drying arnish- -The Photographic Fbcmograpb iiuindrop Si/, s Odd Electrocul- 1 Hue." The marine microtberinoiueter of Louis. V. King, of Montreal, is designed espeeial1> to give warningon shipboard of theneigh- borhood
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    THE NEW CHINESE CURRENCY.
    323 7 Aii article on this subject appeal* in tbr North American Boriewbj CiiingC'lmniraiig, M. A'. < Illinois) wbicb MMttl that tin iini)oitonce of this currency reform can luii(ll\ In; ovtM'cstimatj'd. Tli< i finan- < i;»! weaikneu ot tbo oovntry i^ tbt- I— rilnfl Oaase ol China's precarious
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    REJECTED BY VAUDEVILLE ARTIST.
    181 7 Mr George B. Bay, a well known adver< tisiug man in Hons^umgi committed sui cide under most dramatic circumstances in Manila on July 21. Deceased, a! the time of his death, was employed as I travelling drug salesman, and became infatuated with Hiss Grace Wilson, aTande*
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    "EMPRESS" AGROUND.
    114 7 Tokyo, 7ul\ 98. The Canadian Pacific Mail steamer Km l»re>p. of China" ran ons innkesi rook oif Boslm. iti Tokyo Buy. yesterday morning. The Japanese warship Aso was despatched to the rescue of tlic steamer. The passengers on the steamer were taken ou board the warship Aso." Also
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    EXCHANGE.
    71 7 lOOBBM n n 11 TO AUGUST 11.) J oik i in i 0.4 g.jg demand 2-4 5-32 TiiMito credits 3 m'a 2-4$ Fkancj: credits 6ms 2-4 13-16 demand Bank 294^ ''f»MiXY, demand 238^ India, T. T. 174§ Hongkong, demand 22& Yokohama, demand 114$ Java, demand i4o£ Bangkok, demand 64
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    PRODUCE.
    137 7 August 11. Tin' 94.00 Gamhias buyers 10.00 Gambier Cube Xo. 1 14.50 Gambier Cube No. 2 nom. Pepper Black ordin. S'poro buyers '20.00 Pepper. (White fair) buyers ttO.OO Nutmegs < 110 to the lb.) nom. Kutonagi (80 to the lb.) nom. Mace (Bauda) nom. ClOTM LVmboina) nom. Bally Coffee
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      377 7 yiMriiwmmir I DISINFECTANTS.! I ALL KINDS AND FOR ALL PURPOSES. I I AS SUPPLIED TO H.M. GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS I .I SANITAS-OKOL," -'o Hmm the co-efficient of carttottc aeia. The idcni I fj l |l>r Sl tlx Ti-opics. Highest cflicivncy ami lo\v< -.t n^t. I rfvd Larjaedde. l r namcud I>
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      135 7 APARTMENTS. BOARD LODGING Ont room. Home corafor:-. Api> 17 J] Bd AH Road 1 12 M-e BOARD AND LODGING. Comfortable rooms at 7, Oxley Kise, Tennis Stable. Terms Moderate. Jal; I uc WORLD Vt-TBEtV "nNOW.NBO 9 Stahr's I FINEST TABLE I DELICACIES. Genuine Caviare. Anchovies in Brine* Peeled Shrimps. Shrimps
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      23 7 SAVARESSES fftSANTAL'S fCAPSULESJ -i __SJ i nflßintH Of OIL. AND CCATIM6 Of MEMftRANCJ |^^a*Wf<Tr of curi. wrrn wo wcowvtwitHCi^ J, A2H* fOPt SAVAftESSR."'
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      104 7 H Warm Days 9 bring with their pleasures sonic fp Bm discomforts. Then it II really Ig W& refreshing to remove every ||j trace of dust and perspiration |g bv using IB |^)iletSoap| and any day it is a good s«Dap to S choose for ordinary- toilet use. Pure EEEE
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      204 7 VESSELS AT TANJONG PAGAR AND KEPPEL HARBOUR. Wharves and Docks at which different vessels are berthed. Ka^t Wharf (Basin)— Nil. Last Wharf Sec. I—Ula.1 Ula. Thoagwa. Sheers Wharf— Rembrandt. Main Wharf Sec. 2— Nil. 3 -Japan. 5 Nil. s—Nil.5 Nil. 6 Charon. Tataui. Neu Dock Sec. 7 (Under const ruction.)
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      176 7 WEATHER REPORT. Bw Wind Tciup Hum Sky Kain. A:.-. U. H'kong 10A.M. 89.56 EBEJ "7 Miinila KU.M. 766 W**\\ 1 ling. u. H'kong U\ m. 89.51 B1 M ot M;tuilu 4I..M. 7648WbyW6 10 H dona Karbaa Hospital, Aug. 10. 0A. At 9 p.m. i ;ili. 99.919 29. Temp. 83.2 hi.o
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    SPORTING WORLD
    1529 8 {f*~re»i our v'ik/i Cot* csf'Onrtetit.j London Jill] It. A f'r.wr Or Athletics. Supporter* of athletics have had several notable meeting! to claim their attention of laic and the results have given rise to a deal oi talk. Tlie Amateur Athletic k- iit t ion Championship meeting served to
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    PROMOTION BY "INFLUENCE."
    211 8 PROMOTION BY INFLUENCE." A W.VRNINO TO C'i\ il SEBVANTB. Tin- following despatch appears fo the Hongkong OoTernmeni Gazette from the Secretary of state to the Colonies: Downing Street, 17th Juno. ion. sir I have \ho lionouv to refer ><>u to Chamberlain*! circular despatch of the 18th of December, 1597, mul
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      234 9 Tansan I The Gold Medal Mineral Water, certified by I authorities to be highly beneficial to health, I especially in the tropics. Tansan is a particu larly crisp and invigorating mineral water Packed in cases of 100 splits or 48 pints. Buchanan's Whiskies Are all matured and bottled in Scotland.
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      119 9 De KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ TJNDEK OONTBACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIA GOVERNMENT. Agents at Singapore, The Shipsagency, Ltd, 2-3, Collyer Quay The undermentioned dates of departure arc only approximate. MBHQOAIJk Retch river and Pri>»i-R;ul|.i ~7~ 4) van Hogendorp Beugkalis, Paneh, A*. >. 1 BcJu wan -Deli van HOORN Data via f*
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      993 10 ;,r BOH Sir, -t n a<l your mam wars. trom tv lions you iji»\f expressed i gathei thai you area ohampii i Cot the bU i <b<- Malag Btatcs, i it an 3 machinationa of the British Oorernment, or of well-i --d poei prandial sj>« I
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    FOOTBALL.
    329 10 S. C. C. lii FPB. t'l Bui iinlmatwi record in tJu Bast I- no more. When thf> loft Hongkong i their proud i»onst thin fchej had oi ol drawn BVerj match played there, acd it mn-t be admitted that .it was b perfbrmanoe which reflects much credit upoi. them.
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    235 10 Llewellyn Maidmeni I lit it., it lloiand I lev ellya arried on the 80th of July ar St. i' hurch, Onalon Square, to Miss ton dci Isabel Kaidment and a reception was afterwards ln-ld U\ thi bride's :> o h\ rat th» Knightsbridge Palace Hotel. Ihi bridegroom wore the
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    MALACCA.
    37 10 1 Bfl RIFLI AttKX i Ibe Malacca Indira shot foe the talker Trophy on Angus* 2nd with the following result Mm LuptonSS; Mn Howell 96; Mn Koek9s;Mn Swindell 24; Mrs WaUon Mn Barmet to total 151.
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    26 10 Pwriwg over Elgin Bridge on in,.aa afternoon, aa aged Chine«e bnUockcart drirex slipped from bis Mat and the wh<* passed over bis hend. killinc 1 4
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    SIPIAU TIN.
    1092 10 A Poor Outlook. The i MII ordinary general meeting of 'he sipiau Tin Company Ijtcl was held at the oAoes, Gresham House, yesterday, Mi (i. A. Derrick presiding. The report and accounts were taken as read. The Chairman said the result of the year'i working had again been
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    499 10 The Japan larids u> oeral cargo from Calcutta, and lo:-ds for China and Japan. The Bengloe from London landed general cargo, and sailed >< sterday evening for China and Japan. The Charon*' tromWestl m Australian ports lands general cargo, bunkers, and loads fort lie return voyage. The M.
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    LATEST SHIPPING.
    54 10 Arcadia, Brit 8518, l;;:r*han., li-H. Bombay, P. and O. Shanghai 12. Asia, Boss 1507, Werner, 11-s. c B. A. C. EL Of Sarawak, Sac h .>^. Moxon 11-H, Sac, Ong Ewe Hai, S'wak ir.. Alting, I)nt7()s. Blomhert, li-H. Panak, S. Agency. I'anak 14. Oekenfels, Oer Bs4S, Hansa, 11-s.
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    15 10 Per VL of Sarawak Rev C. Beat Messrs Etathbone aud Wee Chin Ai 1
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