The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 18 August 1911

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    Masthead
    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, FRIDAY. AUGUST 18, 1911. NO. 7,295
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    POPULAR WANTS.
    35 1 <;i «.h. Vleerx-lianm Briar and < Uerr> Nm*hi ripe- Cigar, and fiflsmttii li(»jdei«. We m now displaying rery unftqtM as^ortmeut. Show Rd'nis, Second floor. I Established (1880). GOSLING A Co., 88, Rollins ill Uc>rul
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    179 1 regard/a the Etailwaj oaen, the strike is m the balance, but generally speaking the tendency is to belieye m the best. Liverpool is having i bad time of it. Great preparations have been made t<" mili;ai\ i»» guard London and the London lines, and to forestall an
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    72 1 Why Colds Are Dangerous. Doyoaknow that of all the nteor aUmettte rolds are by far the mod dangerous? ii Lsaol V>v or»]<i itself thai v" need to f< Herioaci diwcascß that it <;tt\ innU to. .\i«,i i«i them arc known ;i>» germ diseases. Pne monia vn(\ cousu»uptioii are uuioug tlieni.i
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    THE IRISH BROGUE.
    896 1 H Is the real 01 Fancied mfofoi I m the Iri-h people tlmt the; an i mi* understood, and Invariable wronged by the misunderstanding. The Irish brogw H the difficulties of the averagi Hiborniaa with some RnglUl] consonants and of ibe English iov. v. bai > been
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      401 1 AN TER^^' p N .ST A U N R D Ei^ E T R H E I TIN SER E S NEW AND CHOICE PROGRAMME AT THE ALHAMBRA TO-NIGHT NEW OR 48th EDITION OF PATHES ANIMATED GAZETTE FIVE MORE NEW PICTURES. 1 TJifi Asti. Pyramid Acrobats Ice EffMg at Odessa"
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      146 1 B.P.deSILVA MANUFACTURING JEWELLER DIAMOND MERCHANT. 62 63, HIGH STREET. DIAMOND GEM RINGS i\ GREAT VAliil. i (•olilßrooi lies .^tfjßßS^av, Si!\- .i--•■il <-«•*• W uf nil Kind-. 1 b Boxes iul Studs. Gold 4 baiaaof Odd M< <i:»ls. Jewels. i ;< kvl». Wut< lies. 3^* WaUiii.-. PROMPT ATTENTION TO ALL ORDERS.
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      296 1 TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT HARIMA HALL CINEMATOGRAPH, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD DON'T tfISS THIS OPPORTUNITY REMEMBER! REMEMBER!! THE BEBI OF FILMS IN ()i!: Grand Change of Programme 2nd SHOW AT 9-30 P.M. Duped by Di. pin (verj oomfc A L»s»oti m !oiint in^. Thaw's Trial (very pathetic). t. Was a Coward (1,000 ft
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      62 1 Zo^a^'o at>t>ertteemente. Concert :ii the Teutonia Club oi Monday i)> Buffs Page Motor !»«»;it Binilie Found Page Bankruptcy notice re WTee Che^i I <•< Page Coghlan vv Co. have for sale 0m motor boat Goulden Jubileunj l^ago Gosling A Co. calabasb and Page i. Coghlan vv Ca Bale of furniture
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      307 1 THE WEEK Friday 18th. EUgfa w.iu B 19 a.m., M p.m. Saturday 1 9th. ll i^h Water B B a.m., i•• p.i li. I. Mail Outward dm Football Buffa I Buffa 11. s.v.i. Camp 'la naii Merah. Boosti ad ln-t it iiu l iMt i Sunday 20th. Hiiji WaU r
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    THE KING AT EDINBURGH
    381 2 a Guarded run lb. The royal pvognumuM m the Afternoon of Tuesday July 18th comprised visits st. (iiles 1 the Royal Scottish kcmdrwnj, iiiul the Castl<\ 1 n iho last-mentioned visit an Intnrasting bit of old tiim> oereniony waft enacted, a* ilu> royal oarriagc d:<-\\ up
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    THE VITAL SPARK.
    405 2 KEM VHKAHLE EXPEKIMENT. I)l Patrick O'Donnell claims to have photographed the vital spark" leaving the body of a living man at Urn M« 'icy Hospital, Chicago, last Thuisday. Dr. O'Donnall. m preparing for his experiments, made a careful stiuly of the discovery of the human aura, or
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      727 2 Tonic Free from Alcohol j Arc you pale, weak, easily tired, and do you lack nerve power? Ask your doctor if Ayer's Sarsaparilla would not be good for you. He knows, and will advise you wisely. Not a drop of alcohol m this medicine. It puts red corpuscles into the
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      607 2 NOTICES. Notice under Sec. 14 of Ordinance VI of 1887 Notice is hereby given that a motor boat answering the following description has been found. Motor Boat EMILIE." Length 18 ft. Breadth 4 ft. 6 inches. Depth 26 inches. Rudder and some dock fittings incomplete. < uses benzine or petrol).
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      751 2 NOTICES. SINGAPORE CRICKET CLUB NOTICE. Thi: Anmal GEHEftAL Mlktinc of the Members of the Sin^a|K»re Cricket Club will be held m the Club l\i\ ilion, on Friday the •25th August. 1911, at 5-15 p.m. hi -^ixess <;>» To receive the Annual Re]K»rt and Acrouutri for tlje > ear ended 3(»th
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      483 2 CHARTERED BANK of 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,
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      342 2 ALLIANCE ASSURANCE Co, Ltd. Aim ■inulilftl Funds ttuacd £]7 FIRE MOTOR CAR RISKS. Insonßooa effect- .1 at t< of 1,1.1 •w* win b.lO. 1 r ll>: atePson Simons Co lw 'gentFEDERAL LIFE Assurance Company of Canada. Established ibH>. INSURANCE In I-'orco, New Business, 1010, over *> 0(K) Large Nett Surplus
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    CHILDREN'S WTTTICISMS.
    491 3 I'NI.ONBI 101 H AMI fc. i >> right m as m ople deliberately m,- „j, i.l.ii.ns s;i\ ir>^s. i in>t:nn w bid, j., jusl a lit lil i! is hM sample to mi i>hj;.i-\ youngster. M ,ii,li aclit^H I 1 Macnamara feels >m«. i^ the answei tuestion What
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    THE OILWAR.
    177 3 THE OILWAR i Lsh ondent i<-i< graphs U !<■ bel ween t ii«- Stanfd Oil group and the Eloyal Dutch-Shell ac i^ iiif^ m Inten m prices m t liis count bfti 0 reduced to the lowest lore! rocorded. •>♦ >: burning <i! i> being sold from This tepi eseni
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      494 3 GOUT. »ra, wbich keeps me all ri^ht. »'liii\ on/I i <• i i J l j,uini iit-tliill '7 1 Uwtldid forty "".•''.•siwtckacl,,. Kid.v.v Pills are t^,, si.ilingH and ni"epenoe per box (sis boxes fo t ••Mti,-ti shiUinga and nine^mc). of all ■d Idlan 0., 9. Sikinii lid.. Bhanghai TO LET.
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      641 3 I\EPLER <?§ Solution MaHss Fat, Flesh. *Bone and Mxiscle il^T V*&* Solution. is a food— not 7fcJ^& I '•jV^ a nieciicinc. n-j k food that strengthen! the ™itff weak and fattens Ihe wasted. The food that enriches the blood V J and fortifier, the constitiihon. "n/ I he food that
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      639 3 AUCTIONS. SURLINGHAM. AUCTION SALE OF FREEHOLD RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY "SURLINGHAM No. 5, Mount Elizabeth Mess^. h. L. CoghJan and Co. are in>tnieted to by public anetioo at their saleroonw No. ->. Raffle* Place on HTEDNKBDAY tlie 30TH Area ST. the abore irclJ appointed resideuee sfandin- m OOmpouud, i.-umrUu an area of
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      616 3 AUCTIONS. UNDER DEED OF ASSIGNMENT AUCTION SALE OF Th 2 Motor Launch "Gou'den Jubileum" Messrs. H. L. Coghlan Co.'s Salerooms Ro. B \i i i.i> pi. \< j:. On Monday, 28th Aug at 2-30 p.m I'm ill oiciu i._ji;u nutl I ..u ;.m,j i HheaUi< ed with iiris. nrtin|*fi. i
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  • Domestic Occurrences.
    • Obituary
      Death
      19 4 On Thursday, Angus! 17th, a< No. 5. Penang Lane Singapore, Alfred "Moms. Entermeni Bidadari, at MO p.m. to-day.
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    The Singapore Free Press Friday, August 18, 1911.
    1576 4 The Singapore Free Press Friday, August 18, 1911. After weeks on end of labour »ii> orders ;ii the great seaports and the industrial centres, dislocating basil interfering with transport, and checking the movement of food supplies throughout 11 1«- country, it i>> only necessary to glance at the telegrams printed
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    357 4 The M. s. v. v. camp on the Petaling Hills. Kuala Lumpur, wil) be on Ang, 251 20th ami 87th. Several Chineae-owned mines m Peralt lia\»> shut down during the past ton dayi owing to ihortagi <>t water. The Malax Balaa Puaea (Aug. 26) will be welcomed as usual with
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    SHIPPING CONFERENCES
    40 4 COMBINED ACTION OF SHIPPERS. outside >-■< /he Becmta rica ork i terence, asking on whi( htl cargo after be his y< i iiistn. toi yai i_•• at l»\ Srpi isi. the il their <»w ti arrang< of th< cargo.
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    PENANG ASSAULT CASE.
    37 4 Pei 'I be cl grievous hurt diKmisscd, i !•<• i 1 1 1 < rj.i c, rtain i iulta we I. i ;ii ion ol i he ja w, ai hose esults n etc i i
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    TAMIL MURDER CASE
    110 4 Dhoiu m. The A. P. Marie, n M ;md Bernard < a!.!, ra, taken itep Fill !1 terda; afternooi i pn enquiry was coi t i third inngistrat< I. i ii\ c Jii^i the < Own and the ii>t Accused. A Ihinese dhobj clot liin{ found m
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    372 4 The [pofa Olympi tembei Bth i I M. l>ori«% K.i agencj (»r the Rns* away m Penan- isif ol his COBipi r»i 11.I 1 He will re( By the M. v Leaving on Monda; m l«>s Falllic Sal. i Church _'.m i to 1 health, which ujm n telegram <
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      159 4 I TEe AUTO-MANUAL BRITISH MADE THROUGHOUT. I Beats anything offered $$Jr>fii\ f I here" IM I OUR PRICE Robinson Piano Co, EiP^^* LI MITE D« ui#t^»LaBg»»^ s&xv l*n»o»A CELEBRATED LIQUEUR 1 ff GRAJNDE c i i CHARTREUSE J M. I GREEN YELLOW. *^^s. s a r *-"i»«'l 1c decision of
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      99 4 TEUTONIA CLUB. A GRAND CONCERT wil! be given on Monday, the 28th August 9-15 P.M. by the Regimental Hand <>f tin ljuffs and local amateurs. O]H-n to members <>f the Teuton!*, Tannin. Dutch and RwisaChib ami their Meads only' ADMISSION $2. Tickets maj b< obtained from the secretaries of the
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    EUROPEAN DOMINION TN ASIA.
    1060 5 EUROPEAN DOMINION TN ASIA. i :t recent issue 01 the Edinburgh Review considerable intent ion was -i\cji o that fine problem European dominion 111 Am.-». The writer m an extremely tug gestivo article traced the swaying to and fro of the long contest between the Weal and East, the ebb
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    UNITED MALAYSIAN.
    505 5 An Extraordinary General Meeting Ma>held on July 2n at Winchester House. OKI Broad,-street, to consider a resolution tc Increase the capital from £2,000,000 to 12. (MM) by the creation of 200,000 six per tent cumulative preference .shares. Bir I'ijincis Lowe, M. J\, presided. The Secretary (Mr A. Bonnin)
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    FRACAS IN THE NEW TOWN.
    149 5 Reports <>! a Berious fracas vi \hc \rw Tt.w non Tuesda} iii^jlu m which five Euro l«iiM!> were concerned, were cnrTuni m [poh on Wodnesdaj morniiig. :ui(t from enquiries we have made ju the Ipolj Police Station, \\<' learn thai the ny« Buropoauii weni to
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    VESSELS IN PORT.
    220 5 t FJagand ions >M«w CoL yacht 500 1 B < J! FM.B. yat. 400 l(1(Il v V1 >v >r I 1 1 1 v I übuisUg 222 Alh so P.BemWlan,Bl 7As !m I ucertain Hye Leo,,, Bril S9O Iforrell E2SS m s STS I <( i!1 Islander
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    LATEST ARRIVALS.
    117 5 r i: IS*" 1 Uiiin> ".«1.:.i. 17-S A. IV, c, 1u :1i1l DelUerk 200 Chevalier Batavi», IV-8 Ship. AgSnc, slllkll Knan Brit 458 McDonne] P. Wck son, 17-8 88 Co 1 knaon rpoh Bril«M OUen iv,, :1 it-h b 8 Co P.S'haml9 R^ee <".' MoUermam, Deli, 178 Bclm
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    VESSELS AT TANJONG PAGAR AND KEPPEL HARBOUR.
    94 5 Wharves and Docks at which different vessels are berthed. East Wharf (Basin) —Nil. East han S, 1 Nil. Sheen Wharf— Mil. Main Wharf Bee -2 Nil. it i> Lightniug. 4 Warrior. Mct<n»r out hide. 6 Nil. C Ul.ii.ltr. \'c v I><.< X Bee.
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    CLEARANCES.
    100 5 N'atiouolit) Uiiiish ir aof Specified.] Aa^nst 17. Resident Sohiff, l>nt. nio. Rhio. Hainam, PhiDl]w. Bfnarand Malacca. Full Wo, Hill. Indramayo. Cymbeline, Brace, Ifokxdiama. Ban b'oSoon, Dm. Udink, Pontianak. Haras, Dut, Heinenz, Montok and Palcmbang. Mi lias. Nor, K« rg, Bangkok. Thongwa, Harrington, Penang, tfadj*as \in ports. Rangala, \3txander, Peuang,
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    EXCHANGE.
    72 5 0881 OT] IP TO QUIT I 7.) Bank 4 m/i 2 1 > l»» d« ni.itul '.> j .-,:;>_> Private credita d 2 1 V I'k\n( i; eredita na 1 1 i.m»; demand Bank M l Gi km onr, demand *>: T. T. 'i<'N< <'.(!( mand gfi foi "H.\M\.
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    PRODUCE.
    135 5 .Uci st 17. 91.:;:. Gambler buyers 9.7 T. Gambier aba Xo. 1 i Gambler Cube No. 2 num. Pepper Black ordin. B*pon buyer* -20.-2.', Pepper, (White fair* buyer* 80.76 Vutmega 1 1 m to t!i»> Ibj Nutmega iso to the Ib.) nom. tfaoe fHamia) num. !o\c> (Amboina) nom. Ball:
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    PASSENGERS.
    44 5 I'- \\h>\\ Mi-; 1 Ken-. ftfn SeltOO, irs <>. \i. i •<< Choo Thorn, r. Has well, t>. Guettt, JoLli^ou, Hugh—! TuugUu Abdul Uuj. \'er Lady Weld Mi K. C. H0WB1& lVr Snppbo: Mr .1. 8. Cowan. Pit ('hnkruhliougft ('apt Rooke, Mr H«'^j''.;t. Tungkn Be*
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      271 5 is a necessity more especially j£m*%/ m hot climates, because ink W<Ljg S cil S *l r you ape the more time evaporates s, puick,,. a he E^'l^Vyffit.'S Always clean, and ever Ap jmy splendid reliability, ready for use: won't clog jn^Jmj Sold b^ all scratch, leak or blot VIS/
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      64 5 Correct Treatment for Sprains. sprains require careful treatment. Keep quiet and apph GtamberlahVs Pain Bain freely. Ti wui remove the soreness and quick- i i> reotorc the parti to s healthy condition. For s«i!e In all Dispensaries and Dealers. H. BOLTER JUST LANDED SMOKED STURGEON m tins PICKLED EELS SMOKED
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      83 5 i runLMiss of o:l. and coating or keksrame i s\^cpTAiwrr or cm wna ko ptcotwewtutt^ 1 il^i T II I'M ■hill TaWIMIHIMTTff^ J VU:« Di»iCT!O'(S. AUCHtMISf*. A>Kfon, S AVA R. ESS Lv. TTT Mil Hi lIIIMMIWIHBMIM GODOWNS TO LET. No. 5, Palmer Godowns. Area 9,900 square feet, rmmediatt entry. Ko»
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      82 5 WEATHER REPORT. l>nle. B M Wind '1\ mp II aia. Aui^. 17. H'kong in\.>t. 19.7a si 7'". oril Manila 10a.m. 758 < .ilm M *2"i d ing. 17. [I'koojj Ip.m. 59.66 li 77 Manila Ip.m. 757 BWB -29 M <• iTandai 1 \n^. k;. \.m. \'.w. Barom. 89 Fah. 19.94]
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    SEVEN MILLION DOLLAR PATENT.
    227 6 Sir DoiialU Manu, vice-pre*ident of <1hCanadian Northern Bailwmy, lias acquired Cram Tu-. S. Island, of Toronto, tbo patent rights of a process invented h\ the latter for the treating of lon -grade ores, for^tbe sum of 7,000,000 dollars (^1,488,860).* The story .of the transaction contains sevcml
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    LTFE OF PLAGUE GERMS.
    223 6 i> BiESNi Bod? Cremated. Tho following dispatch appears m the Peking Daily News": Three works a^o the Russian doctors cremated jiII the plague bodies which had boon buried lust winter, Including those of UM doctors and sanitats. Prom fifteen of these they removed the heart for
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    PRESENCE OF MIND.
    161 6 A remarkable Instance of r 1 operation performed under difAcultiet U announced m the Paris newspapers. The scene was St. Joseph's Hospital at Hartford, Connecticut. The operation was not only extremely difficult, but urgent. Tin operating-room was )i^ht«>tl with electric city, and j;t ilx> most critical moment
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    A SELF SUSTAINING EMPIRE.
    149 6 The statement that the liritisii Empire bids fair to be self-sustaining m the current year, so Ear as the staff of life is concerned, maj come us a surprise to those whoso political biat has led them to dwell rather upon the dependence <>f the United
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      859 6 CROSSE p CT o™ A BLACKWELIJF V D TART.F, I *^Slilii§! iT\ MALT VINEGAR, 1 r^lT^T T/^ 4 /^TTT^O 1 52 311 *a^ XK lfn K^ SALAD OIL. gy Agents for I^ea Pcrrins 1 p| ir*tf a WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCR. B Tins with Is»* m Sg milk food no. i. BABY'S
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      239 6 F. CLARKE Co. 207. QUEEN-ST, BmOAFOBB, Livery Stable Keepers Fodder Merchants. For Rubber tyred Gharries r.nd Best |hibbfl tyrttl esillsgim, ring up TELEPHONE 916. FODDER delivered to any jiart of Dm Iskind SPECIALITY: FURNITURE REMOVALS m our own Vans, by our own men. GENERAL CARRIAGES. C. ZIMMERMANN. Proprietor. Jan Is
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      57 6 Do You Know How to Cure a Cold If you ha\<- trouble m getting rid of your cold you may know that you arc not treating it properly. There is no reason why a cold^ should h.-in^ on for weeks and it will not if you take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
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      618 6 A Clergyman I f. 1 i *H ill I Nervous Collapse, Braia Fag, Neuralgia For setting things iom x making things g#, the invi^oratii v i of I'liosierine cannot be ejuaileJ, says thi* Rev. 11. r I uily aware that as a clergyman he is hoiutd to make re of
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    THE STRIKE.
    109 7 SITUATION STILL BAD. R] Din's Service. [By Submarine Cable]. London, via Boir n Al kpidlj growing worse. BvjuneM is utterlj dislocated, the railway station* are olosed, and the train ft [g suspended. On ill- contrary th. re an improvement London da k*. Tll( lias hold a meeting i<>
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    ATTACK ON HUSSARS.
    102 7 Imfskiai X 3 Sew cm. London, via Durban, umedwhicb khe Hum escorting son vans containing ninety pri--1 <•? irere surrounded »>>• a mob armed with bricks, bottles, s. They Bred blank charges without effect and then six shots with ball. v itness says the crowd was madly
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    Railway Prospects Brighter.
    309 7 [JTBR'fl SeRTICB. London, via Bombay. situation, which was most gloon evening, owing to the i' that she -xripiinics would el t li«- men's demands, bright ned somewhat late at night on the anno at that the heads of the Rail- had accepted Mr Burton's invitation to cone
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    72 7 ii\;il ofii certain coloured cook market ea< h morning oamot fprtmi many. He affecti silk top hat. ilu a European did Dot take Home with *****1 m 190-2 probably, a pair of socks of lr "j^ huos and a uaisiroat to match. last-named article has been, very el yi made
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    IN THE HOUSE.
    197 7 LABOURITE ATTACKS. Government's Attitude. Impebial b <i:rvice. I By Submarine Cable]. London, via Durban. .In th© House of Commons, Mr Etamaas Macdonald severely criticised Mr. Chnrchill s attitude with regard to the oondnci l(> POlioa at Liverpool, and said it I( ins Mood boil, ii it was
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    Mr CHURCHILL.
    186 7 Mr Churchill refused to comment on what was uom> In circumstances of great difficulty (Cheers). Mr Lansburj concluded by shouting at the Opposition. "You are a set of bloodthirsty cowards.* 1 Mr Lloyd-George announced that iii< Government was dealing with the whole question of preventing and shortening the
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    CAUSES, SATIRICAL AND HYPOTHETIC.
    92 7 Mr Askwith, Comptroller General i the Board of Trade, alter the Board <>f Trade conferences, interrogated the Representatives of the Men regarding the statement that a strike was imminent. Th»\ laughingly replied that they had heard many rumours, one of which was that the Germans had
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    DEATH OF A BISHOP.
    183 7 I. MM.!; I LL XEWB SbRI I London, vi-i Durban. The death is announced of 1 1 Right Ke\ John Wordsworth, Bishop of Salisbury. The Rt. Rev. .John Wordsworth, n.n., IX.D., ha- bei i) Bishop of Salisbury sinee 1 L 88 5; b. Harrow, September 21,
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS.
    24 7 Bbuasio Limited: 20.26 pits. The Tongkah Harbour output iov the tirst fortnight m August, four dredgers working, was 864 pikuls.
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    12 7 French Indo-( liiua. luik »ix systems of railways, extending to 010 miles.
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    ARBITRATION TREATY.
    82 7 Senate's Reason. Imp 1 1 S we Servk k. Londoi Renter's correspondent at Washington says the report ol the Senate Foreign Relations Committee defends its action m eliminating the joint commission clause <>• the Uriii-.li and French arbitrat ion treaties, and characterizes the treaties as breeders of war,
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    LIBERAL PROSPECTS.
    86 7 Impebial News Service. London, via Durban. \i s Luncheon al the National Liberal Club, Mr. Birrell paid a warm tribute to Mi. Ast|iiii]i for leading the partj to victors on behalf of a free constitution, based «.'ii a system of representative government. H( tailed on the party to
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    STOCK EXCHANGE FAILURES.
    25 7 Imperial Xews Service. London, via Durban. Tl ree -mall failures have occurred on the Stock Exchange, chiefly i/i connection wii ii yankot'g.
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  • Correspondence.
    • Letter
      STREET ACCIDENT:
      537 7 AN EXPLANATION. TO THE ED] I <>i;. Sir. Itii reference to your paragraph of 17th inst.. re reckless Malay drivers and half broken griffins, may I correct one or two statements m it which are lather misleading. 1 quite agree that man> syces m charge ot turnouts are
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  • SHARE CIRCULAR.
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      FRASER & Co,'s
      204 7 FRASER Co,'s Ral !>■ -Oiatvs liave been n little more activ* during the paal week and business lim in •■•!> doing chiefly m Local shares. Ihe market otherwise, except for a drop m Tronohg, remains m much the same condition a- lost Week. j I -Malacca Ordinaries have been iloneal
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      SULTAN WATCHES FOOTBALL.
      84 7 The Mala; Volunteei enU rtained the Sultan (jf Celantan and hi^ suite I<> tea ai their headquarters m Bras Basan Road tast i rening. Hi> Highness and party being received by the Corps popular officers IJeuis. s. Carver and R, h'.n per. tt( > the company adjourned
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      FALSE COFFEE LABELS.
      71 7 Cantonese uumed Lye Joon Song oi Chop Kwong Van ileug, South Bridge Road, was before Mr Acton, m the first court yesterday on a charge ol selling ground coffee to which forged Labels oi Messrs John Little and Company had been applied. Mr Bakser obtained a postponement
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      AN OBLIGING BROTHER.
      77 7 Last cci a < ftinaman appeared m place of his brother at the Police Court and was fined •»!(> I'or playing m a common '•.iiniii"' house. This change iras discovered i>> tasistant Superintendent Sheedy, and both men woe brought before Mr kcton, second magistrate, yesterday, to explain
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      A DEFAULTING CLERK
      127 7 Stamford St. Maria, a clerk employed m the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, was before Mr Maundrell, third magistrate, yesterday, on a charge Of criminal breach of trust as a servant m respect oi a sum of 118, the property ol the Bank. Police Inspector Hickej appeared
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    WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION.
    139 7 The above society was at Home to its members and friends m the Y. M. C. Lecture Ball on Wednesday. An intent* ting programme ot vocal and instrumental music was presented and the Rev. Dr. Urch gave an appropriate address. The President of the Union (Miss
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    23 7 It has been definitely arranged that H. E. the Acting Governor and the Sultan of Kelantau will patrouise the Alhambra on Saturdoy night..
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    SHARES.
    1224 9 Cap. IS9UE. Paid. TjAst Div. Buyers. Sellers. 85,000 2s 2s Allagar 10% 3 0 5 350.000 28 2s Anglo-Malay 100 15 0 16 9oxdiv 50,000 2s 28 Batang Malaka l 9 2 0 .'lO.OOO 1 1 Batu Caves 150% 11 10 0 12 0 0 80,000 1 1 Batu
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    RULE OF THE ROAD ON LAND.
    713 9 The Committee of Che Kule «>r th< ]{oad on Land Appointed ut the conference •if the li.HTiniliom-] La« Asso, miiou bold m London m August Last have i»\ the direction of tfae chairman, Mr. H. X D, issued m draft code of rules m
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    LIQUID GAS AS FIRE FIGHTER.
    204 9 The increased use of electricity For domestic ami power purpose! and ihe advent of petrol as a fuel have developed an urgent need for foe-extinguishing agent thai will, m the hands of any pi son. even child, m- Instantly effective. Experimental tests have been made
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    TIN RETURNS.
    85 9 JiJUO ;y Belal -ku ]<l( Brnang p> clv nderiang 4 1,1 Gopeag Keawood Wfl I,?rj K« m 11 11 ing |9 Kanaboi Ktota i. f -,v Kinl.i \-«>Mri;i(ioQ I Ktedang Kiiutnit Tulai Lahal Menglemba Lodt 1 Middleton i r,7 \c m Gopeng Tambon loi I*. Gonaolldalad 139 Pfcngkaton
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      212 9 ANT EXTERMINATORS (UNIVERSAL) and Sulphur Powder ARSENITE OF SODA for spraying lalang and other weeds BOILERS (Spenser Hopwood) 6 H.P. 8 H.P 10 H.P. m stock BOILER COMPOSITION (D.M.) For preventing scale and pitting CEMENT "Eagle" Brand i ßoth these are of the highest CEMENT "Borneo" Brand! p hh-^'T w
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      132 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. VAN HOORN DiUMiJOillHßlll. IWW-l.ani Balik-Papan, Samarinda, Berouw, Tarakan and Sarnpit Aug 18 Menggala Ananibas and Natoona islands Aug 18 RUMPHirs Batavia, Samarang
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      13 9 Woods' Great Peppermint Cure for all internal complaints dy sentry cougha colds etc.
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    LOSS OF THE "MERSING."
    830 10 The kt Kheng Seng Version. The Mm .1 r n;t (>i Enquiry into the loss the sniiii ocol steamer Merging" whicb Bank or I'uh. Piaang after ncin^; In «<>lli->i».i v, if li the "Kheng Scu r was continued yesterday. The Presidten <he oui b was Mi
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    SOME WONDERS OF SINGAPORE.
    1000 10 lii;l« more than two yearn ago, when James T. J>u Bois. out Counsul -GeneraJ at Singapore, raeeived wor^that E*resident Taft had him slattd tot the joi>. a !<-! «•< Jobs comforten tried to tell him that Ik* was bound for the jumping off place of iluWorld.
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    SINGAPORE CRICKET CLUB
    660 10 The following is the repoH of the Coin mitt< foL- the vein ended BOtb June, 191 1. The result of the \c;ii-'s wdrking sh< ws si surplus of Income over Expenditure of £779.c>t5. The Additional subscription oi :>o cents amounted during the >e;<.r to, £4,784.60, which amount
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    105 10 Thai much is fronting m <<. JU iut.i m iome of the tramway driven here is a matter of common knowledge mnl it w :t^ pleasant to se»- one of t lm»<> obeoked bj :i tramway official yesterday for having hit* coal unbuttoned and his bare breast showing. This i-.
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    SWIMMING CLUB LAUNCHES.
    36 10 Saturday, \<>i\\c u\ 2.1C and 8.15 p.m., return at \~> and 2.80 p.m. Sunday, leave at 7.0 and 10 a.m.. 2.80 and :*.:'.<» p.m., return at B.Boando.Bo a.m. I I r>. 8 and -".:;o p.m.
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    NEXT MAILS DUE.
    88 10 From Europe.- PerN.D.L. mail, ISih, ...j B.L Mail 19th, letters to July S& From China.. Per M. Bf. OB hag 91st. London Mails Despatched. Left. jm f ABBIYED. 1". Tv <>. .luh ]i log 5 All 7 J.D.I July 17 Aug 10 B. I. ,/ulv 20 Aufi
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    345 10 lln M.M. Company steamer Caledonieu left Colombo at 1 p.m. on Wednesday and ma> L»ts t\',>rct«d bere on Mouda\ at about 1 1 a.m. Tin' !U. \l. ompany*H Btenmer Narra'" i- to Leave Saigon at 8 a.m. on Saturday and may he expected here on Monday at about
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    FOOTBALL.
    525 10 ikC.CW nil. llk s. C. C. urn victorious over the Buffs il on tin- Esplanade last svening, m the League CSompetition, winning a wellcontested game bj two goals to nil. The Boldien were oompletelj outclassed m the defence although at times their forwards made hold bids to score. The
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      522 10 Sozodoxvt r ;^^X/; Is a delicately fia^ranf rnoutli ilrodorr^.r md i P^^^^--V^ tonic for the t*-ct!i. lt« regsbu use preserver p//^>Y7f7YN*^J^ {<( and prevents iArta* -i'-i It makes* tlie tcdlt uhit«- and ItrenftKeM tl C> v a tft gum«. And it doea not impaii sKt_ kro^*^^r'' f t- 1^ l
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