The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 16 August 1911

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    16 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. EN CENTS SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1911. NO. 7,29: i
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    164 1 Once more the leading feaiure of the da> b oews is ilit rioting :imoiig striken, chiefly In Liverpool. There has been a recrudesccne Im London. In Liverpool there have been Aerioas conflicts between the police, the military and the rioiars— Page 5. The newspapers ore full oi
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    THROUGH THE STREETS.
    1004 1  -  RAMLER H.ii.ii nod introtp, ction keep many of n« from noticing manj „t the i..-. featurei ..I ihc sing t<» be m. d m il., jta Mi o *1 when we take out dailj wa.k. oi j, abroad. Oc it mas retrospi m,, vviuii hai passed durii
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      274 1 AN ENTERTA.NINGANDINTERESTING SERIES NEW AND CHOICE PROGRAMME AT THE ALHAMBRA TONIGHT NEW OR 48th EDITION OF PATHES ANIMATED GAZETTE Th< li. sit to otlaud v Cardiff 1)<h m v h;i Launch ol th Viribus ,i Trfei i.' X 'ng Btonelayin, (ereu m „r \i X Alt v\,i, i !l "W
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      237 1 Pictures for the Sentimentalist 1 ant. Tin r.ovr.i: OF FINE DRAMATIC PRODUCTIONS AM' THE INVESTITURE OF THE PRINCE 0^ WALES OF CARNARVON (FOB THE BENEIFI OJ [TS PATBONS AT THE MARLBOROUGH Cinematograph, Beach Road, IN TO -NIGHTS SELECT PROGRAMME •/»<! Show, 9-80 to II ;>. >n. i Miss Harry. TIM
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      244 1 GRAND PRESENTATION UNI»]!: THE PATBOKAGE ft [MMEDIATE PRESENCE OF H.H. THE SULTAN OF KELANTAN PARTY THE STRAITS OPERA GO. BI BPEt 1 vl. REQUESI WILL TO-NIGHT BTAGB I m; j.n< BANTING DBAMA EDWARD WILLIAM A (.old Medal ornamented wit li rabies tor<iuoises emeralds and pearls will be pn sented STRAITS
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      152 1 Eo*M?'9 aovcrtisements. Dividend declared on Chimpn] khrougb Messrs Bharpe Boas and c> -Pafs J. -Messrs C'o^lihiii ;ui«i Co tuhfitisr Mirlingham for sale Page t. Dr jfamamoto lms something to say about tin rare of fcbe it«>iii Page ship Notices, strait >. Ocean nml Measageries new sailings. Glonlogau, (ai marthenshire and
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      273 1 THE WEEK. Wednesday 16th. Hit«h Wat i r 1 "»0 a.m. J.lO p.m. Fiotball liuft^ I v 8.8.C. Concert, Tanglin 8.30 p. R. A. O. 8., Andersons Hotel. 8 p.m. Thursday 17th. High Water— _> 15 a.m., ,">l p.m. Moon I «.ist Qv. B. I. Mail Homeward don N. l>.
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    Mr. NEWTON'S SUSPENSION.
    605 2 The following is the judgment of Mr Justice Darting m the omc whers Mr Arthur Newton. Crippen's Solicitor, whs before the. Court for professional mis conduct Mr Justice Purling concurred. It seemed to bis Lordship that tins case disclosed a very grave stair of s'tfaits absolutely inconsistent
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    NEW STEAMSHIP LINE
    64 2 To The straits. Toku). Aug. 7. It is reported that the Nippon Yusen Kuisha has been instructed by the Communications ]>epartnient to open a new steamship line to the Straits Settlement! and 11m South Sea Islands. No subsidy will be paid by the Government. It is understood
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      15 2 Do You Know How to Cure a Cold? b ale by all Dispensaries aua Dealers
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      914 2 NOTICES. CHIMPUL (NEGRI SEMBILAN) RUBBER ESTATES, LIMITED. A totegasl has been received from the abnveuamed company announcing a dividend at the rate of 3d per share, less income tax at 1 •_> m the This is equivalent to 2$ cents per share. This dividend is payable on and after the
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      562 2 WANTED. WANTED IMMEDIATELY. Young European Assistant b\ i Medan Import Firm. Copies of Testimonial required. Apply IT.A.X. o o*MMngapore Fres Press."' Aug 14 mwf 10-S ANGLO-CHINESE FREE SCHOOL. Lady laailinri wanted tor the Primarx Classes. Applicants must at least have passed standard VII. Apply by letter to the Principal. Arm
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      511 2 CHARTERED BANK if 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 £1,62.5,000 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
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      327 2 ALLIANCE ASSURANCE Co, Ltd. Ae<niniilai< «i Kuml- teed n, FIRE A MOTOR CAR RISKS. loravnoM effected v ratal jIM which will be toQBd favourable i»t,. Paterson Simons A Co., Ltd., Agents Aug 4 FEDERAL LIFE Assurance Company of Canada. 801 ftwtiW— n U INSURANCE In Force, over $39 h New
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    MESSRS RILEY HARGREAVES.
    199 3 Tliie w< Ann <>i online. t s !UJ( j roiitiu. t<. have jual itKttied an Illustrated )^'iir. nrhfob \s»- iliinK jiiusi j, t lineal wort of it* kii.<l from typographic < a! poinf i ••<• k »m. There sn.nuincniii id selected blocks, i<»j< uhinery, n»i tools, mgincoii
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    APPLAUSE AT LORD'S.
    153 3 ho waa at LonlV 'i L'nh i' after an abaenec levural >. vi mua tuune been rmath nit'ti.ii Field bj th^ idift iin of iii t crowd. A 'star Qcldsmui oakea a brilimnl nisi i >;»" whi i dead, picks it up, •'••<» h i*nd knocks down
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      478 3 »v wanl i<» prolong Ml' TO ENSURE LONG LIFE Care of the Teeth. the Yapanesi .> B I" VVM AMOTO. The Laws Uyg ,ne pla\ rather pn«ul neat par! In th< opkeep of one's Life, and all .vho wish to ha ong and healthy Lif< ihoold not t iu:j ;j
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      388 3 'Kepler' fe <T**PE MARK' CT-fcCrCSs/ Solution MaKfi* Fat. Flesh. Bone and Muscle JIUM' P OlUllon IS food— not f& \fVt a medicine. \^j^^ The food that strengthens the weak and fattens the wasted. %i--,JOT The food that enriches the blood JOA n$ and fortifies the constitution. V The food that
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      492 3 TO LET. Comfortable Roam^o let. Apply 9. Upper iki» Boat A.ng l"» i.-,<) OFFICE TO LET. No. 7. Collier Quay. Apply Bthn, Mmc I (Ji>. Ltd. Engineering Department AoglO v .c. OFFICES TO LET. Tr. m May Ist. First and second flooi No. 1 a, Raffles Quay. Apply GUTHIUE Co.,
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      644 3 AUCTIONS. SURLINGHAM. AUCTION SALE OF FREEHOLD RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY "SURLINGHAM No. 5, Mount Elizabeth 1 w^'^i! 1 kCoghlaa and CJo.aw i ui ted to sell b> public aoetioa a; their salerooms No. Raffles Place on \\KDNFSD\Y rh, WTH AUGUST, the abovt JJ Jp^u tlli residence atanding m oomponnd, oonmriHima an area
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      589 3 AUCTIONS. MORTGAGEE S SALE At Messrs. Ching keng Lee Co s Sale-room Monday, Aug. 21st at 2 30 p.m. (1^ Vvi 1..-M |.;pu! ..I H..MV, \o. ;i'J/5 Pyah I.<hai 1;«m.I. DiHtrici I*\. > 1 1...i ...nr m Grant Ko, 10 A:; i;, MH Poles. (1) Vn.i,o],i r.,Mj(i Devonahin RoaJL ]>!sui«i
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    The -Singapore Free Press. Wednesday Augest 16, 1911.
    2209 4 The -Singapore Free Press. Wednesday Augest 16, 1911. M -li.nl' ih- pre* tht !V<pl» i|M MAMMS ITnawrd hy feftaenci an.' unbritttd Vj Petition I. vaiiv MMI l.a j No one can read the telegrams appearing m iliis issue regarding the prevalence of strikes m all the great industrial centres m
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    TEUTONIA CLUB CONCERT.
    30 4 We are a»k«d r lay, the 28th ins< Inffi will give a < ,'hih. The oon .f the Teutonic, lubs. Admis«i4 Mined through <! w r nspect Ive dnb«
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    WATERED MILK.
    68 4 A young I., p Hi l'iinistoiir. mi,, ►o two ehargst of selling L9lO. He exp OuU t i Little wase* In the milk and little more. o i^-<i m ted t warrant on 1 Niturn n. no i: Chief Miiil.i Ini tor Cvi ih»« lamples of mill 1
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    MAURITIUS GOVERNOR.
    458 4 The (.i<»f)- n mi->;ippr. h.iiM. m. t d iippointiiMiit m the Maui if shij). In its i onfusing I Service w it li tin t hi- < i( In reft i -m to tin i of Si:itr"ssi:i!,-inr!n that I loi ships were not tfi<- DOI Dial 1 1
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      207 4 TKe AUTO-MANUAL BRITISH MADE THROUGHOUT. Beats anything offered A&P&I OUR PRICE Robinson Piano Co, jjßs^«~ A CELEBRATED LIQUEUR llf GRANDE I H CHARTREUSE f GREEN 6 s YELLOW. A^ a result of the decision of The House of Lords 1^ wi'^l the T»ffl CHARTREUX MONKS J are now havinj? their
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      40 4 BILLIARDS. THE ANGLO-AUSTRALIAN CUSHION. (Alcock's Patent with Improvements of John Roberts, Retired World's Champion) absolutely THE BEST CUSHION TO DATE FOR ANY CLIMATE. JOHN ROBERTS, 1910. ONLY OBTAINABLE FROM John Roberts, London. John W. Roberts, 160, Mount Road, Madras, India.
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      13 4 For all internal WBphllnts dwnuy OOUStfa cold Ac, take Wood* Great P. Cure
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      15 4 WoOdt 1 (m at IV p|»- niH Qdl oomplainta flj sentry ooughs ««'i« |w iU
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  • STRIKE UPON STRIKE.
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      MOST SERIOUS POSITION.
      417 5 Liverpool under Military Command. Imperial Nbwi Slkvici:. I 3 ihnuurine Cable]. London, via Durban n c roilwaj men it. I.amashi,, and -.t Swansea hare passed resolutions m i', ir of a national strike. bioni t]l<l railwayman m BooUmm bave "].< <»ut and (he seriousness -in",. i- has
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      Another Collision.
      55 5 At Liverpool several skirmishes took place between tlx> police and the tinkers vesterdaj The military were requisitioned and the disturbances were quelled i 1 1 1 ou t mucb difficulty. Several fires believed to be incendiary have occurred, the most serious being that at the offices of the
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      MILITARY ACTION REPORTED.
      24 5 iMu-in-,' a renewal <>t the disorders tins morning the militar> were railed out »'kl it is reported that Bring took place.
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      Reuter's Service.
      172 5 London, \ia Durban. It appears thai the troop* were called at Liverpool because the tnob wer< king property. rhe nioi) hiding m courts threw bottlei Hie soldiers, injuring several. fhe soldien made b bayonet charge, fterwardg firing several volleys. 1 number of casualties ig unknown sixty-sis penoni have
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  • HOME RULE.
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      LIBERAL ORGANISATION.
      269 5 The Defence. sbcraui. Nbws Service. U\y submarine Cable], Liberal Party o^ m ;i t lvd to oo^tod b k (M to the aatomn JM placed under th, auspices J Wl Churchill, I, M,.-/, ol BlUwiik.Mki Mr Robert Harcourt A^m.ll Executive Committee hag beei ""•■"<»' which Mr Churcliil] »j
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      THE UNIONISTS.
      61 5 Their Preparations. lifPßßux News Service. London, via Durban. '1 i <> Unionists are ;>]-<> actively working for an aiitviini; anti-Home Rule campaign, i|l x "'< isi i';ut\ organisation joining witli the l 01 Defence Leagiu for thai purpose. Numerous mutthi-n will be held and >}•< rom I later
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      A PATRIOTIC OVER-SEAS BRITON.
      72 5 Gift of £IO t OOO. Imp swfl Snmcx. London, via Durb.in. An anonymous donor. signing bimoeli An Englishman from beyond tlw Seas hai off* r«-»I Lord Haldane C 10,000 sterling m a gifi to iii<- nation for the parchase or a iiti«. range near one of
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      THE AUSTRALIAN CRICKET VISIT.
      35 5 Imperi N Service. London, via Durban. Woolley And Stead have accepted inritations to join the team for tin- cricket tour m Australia, subject to the approval •»f the Hampshire Count] authorities.
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      RIGHT TO CROSS THE ROAD.
      204 5 RIGHT TO CROSS THE ROA D. he magisterial definition given below. of the right of pedestrians m relation to i rooting roads m the tace of honed rehicles, motors or bicycles, is of general application. It is 1 1 dut> of the carriage i.) keep clear of the pedestrian ami
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  • THREATENED RAILWAY STRIKE.
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      Railway Managers in Council.
      68 5 ImpeblUi News Skkvics. London, via Durban. 1■• paper* are already diacmaing the prospects of a national railwaj strike. The managen or tlw principal railway companief mcl jnesterday and decided to "j.'lit rather than grant ihi men's demands without arbitration under the Board of 1 1 ado's
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      AUTUMN SESSION.
      27 5 Imperial X j:ws Service. London, via Durban. •n \hr JH.,:isc of C'O!iiluois. Bit Lloyd George announced thai the Autumn bosi would commence on October l'J.
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      TAMIL MURDER CASE.
      157 5 A Fubther Postponement. Mi. preliminary enqain Into a charge ol murder brought agninst A. P. Marie, i. Municipal road inspector, and Bernard Caldera, his son-in-law, was continued yesterday afternoon by Mr. Manndrell, third magistrate. Detectire Inspector Taylor appeared l'<>r the Crown owing t«> 1 1>* Indisposition ot
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      BRITISH AND DUTCH COLONIES.
      202 5 Referring to the decision of Dutch Guiana magistrate that British ships were not allowed to participate m the (oast trade of Dutch Colonies, the following took place m Parliament. BBITIBB and I)it« m Ol lAS i. ."Mr. Ashley asked the Secretary for Foreign Affairs whether he
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      CORONATION CONTRIBUTIONS.
      214 5 Apportioning the Balam c. A meeting of the General Committee for Coronation Celebrations was held al the Sanitary Board Qfflcet on Friday evening. The Resident presided. The statement of receipt! and expenditure of the celebration! fund w;.s laid before the committee. The Resident addressed the meeting, expressing, his
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    KELANTAN.
    858 5 [n w.-u of the i.t.i tliai Singapore now itains several rfsiton from Kelantan ludingH.H. the Sultan, and suite, MrJ.S. son. Hi*. British Resident and Mi. w. If the leading 'sodager' some note* ut this lu'iiiitliui cmiuin r-.:.\ be interesting to oar readers. Kelantan is indeed becoming much better known
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      55 5 Causes of Constipation. Sedentary habits, lack of outdoor exercise, nsuflicient mastication of food, const i pat ion, a torpid liver, worry and anxiety, are the imost commoM causes of stomach troubles Correct your habitH and take Chamberlain s Stomach and Liver Tablets and you will soon well a^ain. For sale
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      56 5 Some Facts Regarding Rheumatism. Do you know that fully nine out of every tea cases of rheumatism we simply rheumatism of the muscles due to cold or damp, or chronic rheumatism, and require no internal treatment whatever/ Apply Chamberlains Pam Balm freely and see how quickly it Hives relief. lor
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      249 5 I FURTHER SHIPMENT OF (GRAMOPHONE RECORDS W. I CORONATION RECORD I I GRAND OPERA I ir I OUR Miss GIBBS I •< I CHOCOLATE SOLDIER I I GIRL IN THE TRAIN I I I ALL CLEAR OUT OF THE PARK I I ARCADIANS Etc., Etc. I B I w— **™********™^^^lfßHßSSSSS^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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      628 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 ROUTE across the Paciac via HONOLULU, OAHU, <m the most fertile and beautiful island or tin- Pacific. Through Passagel it -Uets granted to England, France and Germany
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      601 6 M. M. I MESSAGERIES MARITIMES. MAIL LINE or China, Japan, Ceylon, Aden, Egypt and Marseilles OUTWABD HOHEWABD nledoiiien Attg. tl Ya.riit Aii{4. tl ydnej Hej>t. 4 Tosoane Bept. 'onkin Bept. 18 Polynesien Sept. is Sinu.us Oct. 2 Caledonicn Oct. I >uml»ea Oct. 16 feydne\ Oct. 16 ourane 0ci.30 Tonkin Oct.
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      814 6 THE 31AM STEAM NAVIGATION CO., Ltd. EAST COAST SERVICE. For Pahang, Btrscrah, Tringgann, I'.isvt. Ptmcrak, Bacho, Kelantan. Bantin.ara. Telupiu. Panarai, Patani, Singora, Lacou, Kolisamui, Bandon, Langsuan, Chumpon Tako, KoLlak and Hanykok. Mt. YrCAI.A' doe UAnfOSt Departure 16 August at 3 }).m. S.S. BOIUBAT*' due 17Angust Departure 19 August at 3
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      633 6 P. 0. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY 1 For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, j Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Dills of Lading issued for China t feast, Persian Gulf. Continental and American I Ports. Steamers -will leav< s;? _:.j>orr mor about MAIL LINES. ion Ck TWAMD (i'C)]{
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      460 6 N.D.L Horddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen IMPERIAL GERMAN MAII LINE. The Cad nml v.dl known tnal I his Company pail fortnightly h I'jmharg \ia Rottafdam, Antw* rj ft un. Gibraltar, Oanoa, Haples, lai^*'iil*'s. Naples, Alexandria and wee v< 'on Said. Sue/, Aden, Colombo, Hagipnrr, Hongkong, SfiMi^tiai. Tsii iagan.aki and Kobe to Vokol
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    SHARES.
    942 7 •iO.OOO t 1 Batu Caves 150% '11 v n -9 n n '»S5 1 i SIV2* (Selansor) 1 -.00,000 1 1 Bukit Kajang 5% int 1 ]•> c, ii* im* a i Buidt uitJg 10% Z 1" J i 1 j 75.000} 2s Bukit Mertajam o .15,000 1 l
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    VESSELS IN PORT.
    179 7 B. Horn, Li,,,, Brit 710 .usi.ou SSSMV Mll^ V^'" BM^to 19 Belle of E'laud Britm»K«Z ,i" Low 8«m k^-" Brit 887 v Zn KftJ" J Uncert^a Hoom Nor 783 TfMiUem "it Beho Meyer Bftngkokl* O. O. Meyer im.i j n i |„i BHi«<Md Oil Pfeaaa| OoldmdutL Brii
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      214 7 AN I UIItIiNIINAIURS (UNIVERSAL) and Sulphur Powdei ARSENITE OF SODA for spraying lalang and other weeds BOILERS (Spenser- Hop wood) 6 H.P. 8 H.P. &10 H.P m stock BOILER COMPOSITION (01) For preventing scale and pitting CEMENT "Eagle" Brand Both these are of the highest CEMENT "Borneo" Brand j Fpesh
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      144 7 De KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIA GOVERNMENT Agents at Singapore, The Shipsagency, Ltd, 23, Collyer Quay The undermentioned dates of departure are only approximate. de Klerk Banka Ports f Merkus Moera-Saba. Simpang nn<W>jauibi Laurens Pit Selat-Panjang, Bengalis, SUk, and Fakan-Baroe Koemai Rengat U *J J» de
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      75 7 THIS IS IT! f 1 WATERBIRY'S METABOLIZED I Cod Lrver Oil I Compou nd I I TASTELESS ODORLESS wZ2# T\\c latesi scientific pra I jJ3L. paralioin.lCOJ) I.]\ |U I 1 y^gk OIL. Does ..II t!.<; is 3 7^- i —t^ claimed for it and buim i I -/J^rt. emulsions which
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      95 7 SfLF CURE NO FICTION! MO SUFFERER NEED NOW DESPAIR rmßmo^Ti m a remarkably thort tfaM,oftea ft THERAPION NO2 Cures b.ooJ poison, bad 1.-^s. ul. «r>, s-tps, j.amful •welled joints, «c. warn BMrruriaJ treatmeal fail* THERAPION N0.3 ironic wraknos*, 10-t ngoi and viul f«.rr»x Eitn< Number IWfairioa all Mlf n-«atm«nt 'i^V'
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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      606 7 LATEST ARRIVALS. n x l: BaanbM IS-B T n i M ils Dot 107« Meinew Jmi.-,.,i..,,..- 1 m li: Brit 84M Le Broc, l"'S,Z 1 r ln< .i EXCHANGE D UP 1 I 4 i 51« <l«ri, 11. i#t 2-4 Private oredita v. a > PBditf m 1 9 t
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    SPORTING NOTES.
    1227 8 It gned In tlii- column More than one occasion 1 1 s> t the Straits H:u-ii association failing complete pro- 1 '.ninth, 1 should recognise b< bookmaking fraternity m the Strait* r dF.M. S. ?!»>«•• ho [»v; msolves In position o» being :iMc t« iri-. imoN itringsnt control
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    WAR ON HOUSE FLIES
    394 8 Greal A.iiiericau Campaign. N\-w k, July, 14th, < .ij." deserves credit foi sttttting a i caiuvaigii itgaintst the domestic liousc M\ which iia> now extended throughout America. The newspaper> ui\e valuable assistance ilail> i>> produ ignified photographs of the house 'i- m the aci of wiping
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    LATEST SHIPPING.
    111 8 Banfosoon, hut 222, <><link. Pbntianak :.*s. Thong l.k, Pontianak. S\ii;i. Urii iuu,n. Peters, Hongkong I."H. I*, undo. Poet Swett aii«i Europe Jo Beagala, Brit 1986, Alexander, Calcutta j."ih. Boustead, Calcutta 17. Jesuric, l»iii 8114, VHiite, Bongkong ir.-s. >i. oil. C.S. Merkuß, inn ;'.7 Boyn, Katonas 16-8 >lii|)s Agency,
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    NEW OPIUM AGREEMENT.
    998 8 The new Opium Agreement witf, it *e( ins 10 us, cause a very gran disturbance m Indian finance which will pro>ahl\ necessitate either fresh taxation or, m addition to the unproductive deht.l Much depends, however, on the meaning »f th« last paragraph m the telegram m irhieh
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    756 8 The "< Apcii" laiuls general cargo from Calcutta, and iouds tor China. The Hi-iti.-lj India steamer "OKhla" from Jara for Calcutta, bunkered at the wharf > psterday. The "Wakasa Maru" bring! cargo from China and Japan, and load?, for Bombay The Dutch steamer "Hand' from Java ports, and
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    NEXT MAILS DUE.
    91 8 From Europe.—Per N.D.L. mail, I7ih anil I. Mall 10th, letters to July 2s. I i liiua.-I'ev M. M. on An- Ust. Left. pli Ajuuved. Iff. Bff. July 11 An^; i u 4 P.*U July U Aufi 5 N. 1>. T July 17 Au£ lo K B. 1.
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      38 8 Correct Treatment for Sprains. Bprmina require careful treatment Ken' qnlet ami apply Chamberlain's Pjuh Bah!, tieelx h m remove tiit ■orouem and oniclj. \y restore the parts to a healthy eomli Tor «me bj all Dispei»saries and DtaUrs.
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      286 8 HAMS BACON "PINEAPPLE" BRAND. j Singapore Cold Storage Co, Ltd. SOLE AGENTS FOR STRAITS SETTELMENTS. NETHERLANDS GUTTA PERCHA Co.. Lt^ j SINGAPORE RUBBER WORKS. Matting and Floor-Tiles Specially Suitable for Shipboard. Banks. Insurance-Offices, Churches, Hospitals, and all Public Buildings NOISELESS, VERY DURABLE, WATER- PROOF SANITARY. Works and Offices -PASSIR PAN
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