The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 22 June 1914

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    14 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. Ti SINGAPORE. MONDAY, JUNE 22 1914. NO. 8,167
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    184 1 Local Sporting News will be found on page 12. The death has occurred of Mr J. G. MacTaggart Page 6. Mr Asquith has received a suffragette deputation Page 7. The results of the 6econd days racing at Kuala Lumpur— Pag_ 12. The formation of an Imperial squadron
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    MEMORIES OF THE PAST.
    1412 1  -  Phenix Thank the Gods, as on your Knees you fall That they admit your right, To be alive at all. (GREEK POET.J I remember the old s.s. Carisbook well, at least I ought to, I was Chief of her" said my old friend the engineer. 8
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      294 1 ALHAMBRA THE PIONEER CINEMATOGRAPH THEATRE- BEACH ROAD. SECOND SHOW 9-15 P.M. Two Shows for one Payment. FIRST SHOW 7-30 P.M. LAST TWO NIGHTS SPECTACULAR PRODUCTION OF LORD BULWER LYTTONS MIGHTIEST NOVEL! THE LAST DAYS OF POMPEII 8,000 feet 5 Wonderful Reels. at, with thousands of People in the Cast, with
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      398 1 PALLADIUM ORCHARD ROAD Singapore's Premier Theatre. ORCHARD ROAD TO-NIGHT COMMENCING AT 9 P.M. SHARP, TO-NIGHT "WE STILL LEAD, FOLLOW WHO CAN. THE MOST EXPENSIVE FILM EVER PRODUCED. SEE THE AERIAL FLEET AT WAR. THE CURSE OF WAR AFTER WILLIAM LE QUEUX S FAMOUS STORY. BLACK~RODERICK THE POACHER FEATURING BEN WEBSTER
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      206 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. The race for the Derby at the Palladium Page 1. Concert and dance in aid of St. Mary's Home Page 1. Notice re Straits Trading Company meeting Page 2. At the Alexandra Hall, Chelorong and Cheloring Page 1. Notice re candidates for probation in F.M.S. Survey department Page
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      118 1 THE WEEK Monday 22nd. High Water— lo-14 a.m., 912 p.m. M. M. Homeward mail due. Football Cup final, Tuesday 23rd. High Water— lo-5 2 a.m., 9-48 p.m. New Moon. Prince of Wales' Birthday H894). L. L. T. C. American Tournament. St. George Regular, 9-15 pui. Licencing Justices, 2-15 pm. Wednesday
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    A MALAY MANUAL.
    176 2 In Messrs Trubner's Language Manuals there has just appeared "A Malay Manual, with grammar, reading exercises and vocabularies," 114 pages at a price of nett 2s. At this price and with the material in it, other Malay Manuals will suffer in Bales, as it is eminently a
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    223 2 Mr A. T. Bryant, of Penang, has been appointed a honorary corresponding secreo- the Royal Colonial Institute. An interesting wedding took place recently at the China Inland Mission conpound, Wenchow, the contracting parties being the Rev. F. Dickie, of Kinhua, and Mrs Men/ies, of Wenchow. Both have rendered valuable service
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      199 2 Pixoap Scentless T«mt Shampoo The ideal means of cleansing hair snd scalp and preserving and increasing the growth of the hair. Shampooing with Tixoap is easy •nd d_lig--tfv»l t either at home. In the bath-room or at the hairdressers and inexpensive. as a bottle of Pixoap lasts several months. Of
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      798 2 Notices j NOTICE. There will b<* an examination for entrance to the Te hnieal School for training as probationers in the Survey Department, on Tuesday and Wednesday nth and 15th July next commencing at 9 a.m. The examination wil take place simultaneously at the Tecbnical School, Kuala Lumpur, aud at
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      460 2 Notices TO BUILOIN- CONTRACTORS. Tenders are invited for pulling down building, No. 12 Colljer Quay, Blags] Particulars may r>; obtained fiom Messrs SWAN MACLAKEN, nitects. 18-6 20, 22 6 THE STRAITS TRADING C?„ Ltd. Notice is hereby given, that the Transfer Books of the above ».onipany, will be closed from
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      483 2 Wanted 1 WANTED Immediately a Chinese Clerk for a sbipi office. App y to bOX 7.2 c o Free Prees. 206 WANTED A Junior typist, knowhdge of sbor.haud not I essential. Apply K. W., c/o Free Press. 206 uc NURSE WANTED. Wanted immediately a European or Eurasian Nurse to have
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      371 2 For Sau; FOR SALE 19-6 D Apartments^ SINGLE AND COUB_Tlß^ir~^ ComfortahK moderate n i ma. ooard Q_ 126 N 15 N*' rd Y. M. C A HOSTEL. Excellent Boos Ringie Gei thu. aud Bm For team TBE ACTING GENERAL Sl* KETiRV Y. m 12-5 I,<J »*iBOARD AND RESIDENCE At Barganny
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    THE REGENT OG KEDAH.
    1567 3 Th- eroi in the brief, y tbe House to -00. •rat the •hi fore His ent i I of of the ci? in mer hich incil co of their m's j ut Regent was mI having boon upl 1 .ber of the Council of j His
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    GANDLE TO BURN 3285 YEARS.
    188 3 Recently in New York a candle sixteen feet tail and weighing 400 pounds, tl finest and largest wax taper ever produc made, and is ultimately to .-taud in the Vatican at Ror it will be lighted once year, on All Souls' Day, in memory of
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    267 3 Some six or seven years ago an attempt was mad ne of the Ceylon plant who had migrated to the Straits to introduce the pernicious "creeper" system ou estates in this country. Owing to the opposition of the press and the discourag ing attitude of the senior pi-inters, the attempt
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    PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES.
    58 3 The old time Portable Steam Engine is now giving place to newer ideas. R. Garrett Sons, Limited, have introduced a Piston Valve Engine using Superheated Steam in which it is claimed half a ton of coal will go as far as a ton in the older type.
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      322 3 ABRAMS* STRAITS MOTOR GARAGE, Tkjwbams: "ABRAMS." ORCHARD ROAD. 719 40 have arrived per ss. Blownfontein Call and Inspect. jHEB _"'""*^'^---g_gisg_________l_ \%_H PRICES 4Seater $2,150 Dj. with Electric Light and Self-Starter $2,450 6Seater $2,600 Do. with Electric Light and Self Starter $2,775 !UA_& OIL ENGINES LATEST DESIGNS. (MAKERS W. J. BATES
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    DEVELOPMENT OF COLONIAL LAW.
    234 4 I> r .ii i 1 1 Policy i Colonial L in the chair. In empta ties involv. iouial 1. Professor il lent who wru 'Uv! that thf elia bi_ book jld (looghter) aud uo dig bad over been written, oc porta mem of tbe main objects
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    THE WHITE DRILL SUIT.
    287 4 Wr Roderick Random" in the .ong Daily Press'' My remarks .rding the o; n of the pongee and culinary collar and lie to the hygienic white drill suit with il il urjr flavour, not bt- vt d to pass unnoticed, who t. v defends him self,
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    PASSENGERS EXPECTED.
    193 4 Ith the I I child, A H. W. Bother--rough. G Wilkinson. H. V. Loltos, H. Stool. J. Mitehall, M ,n. y 4 Q K. T. Thorp I B. Hornby, W. Pctrln, Hr Quinn, H. Wrghi F. Sorth L H G 8. Cherry, P. *7. Abbott, H. li. I
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    HOMEWARD BOUND.
    101 4 Per P O str Delta, connecting at Colombo with Marmo'a, sailing Ju o 26.— R. S Thompson. W. de Lei ghton- Brooke, Mr Doughty, C. B. Osborne, G. H. Pelmear, J. H. Linscott, tick, T. Thomas, R. M. Pitceathly, J. P Macaulay, Mr Mrs T. H. Dennis 2
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    NEURALGIA KILLS
    98 4 Kills comfort, kills pleasure, kills energy, kills ambition, kills nerve force, wear- <ut the vital force** and wrecks the lifo of the sufferer. Little's Oriental Balm BAV'.fS the sufferer, stops the pain, stops tho irritation, soothes the jangled nerves, restores tl a normal, natural oondllton of the nervous
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      499 4 en ii n ii n iiuxi JMiiji^.ujy-[j^^ t^^^^l ___r WW W_^^_Ws mmOJ-M m-x^^-mmm-WBAxi fe- DELICIOUS PURE RICH THICK CREAM 3 Em ii it is just the pure EXTRA THICK CREAM taken from the richest milk obtainable JJJJJ3 AND PRESERVED BY NO OTHER MEANS THAN STERILIZATION. jjJJ H OBTAINABLE EVERYWHERE. m
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    MALACCA IN 1918.
    741 5 ORD Of HtOGHBrI on th. of hed with Fridays >i.t-H for l-M vp;.r of rat r a! lion, ibe 1 lily o***** tbi opium eem -ip 704. nantial i92. much more rapidly M is, but there credit side >e worked upon for th imports and r three
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    DUTCH TRADE WITH NETHERLANDS INDIA.
    376 5 The report ou the trade of the Netherlands for the year 1913, by Count Charles Bentinck, Second Secretary to His Majesty's Legation at The Hague, states that the smaller yield of the principal colonial products, i.e., sugar, tobacco, rice, on the erdam market caused disappointment,
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    A SUBTLE LANGUAGE.
    194 5 Has any Englishman acquired such a profound knowledge of the Indian verna culars as to be able to follow the precise meaning of tha songs sung by the women of the corps de ballet at a native court t One of our most eminent travelling M.P.'s was
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    THE GAOL BIRD.
    37 5 correspondent makes inquiry in a Malaya contemporary about several vaneties of birds, among them The bird that signs the same note three times in succession and them runs down the scale.— (Times of Ceylon.)
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    74 5 Is there to be a famine of doctors? Figures from the hospitals reveal an omnone decline of entrants, and one wonders if the panel practitioner will have no longer his thousands but his tens of thousands clamouring at the surgery. It was affirmed the other day that in times of
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      499 5 Health foi* Infants For over half-a century Savory Moore's Food has been in general use, both at home and abroad. It has the reputation of being a thoroughly reliable food for Infants. Savory Moore's Food supplies just the nourishment an infant needs, in an easily digestible and very palatable form,
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      1096 5 Auctions AUCTION SALE At Messrs CHING KENG LEE Cos Sale-room, ON MONDAY. 22nd JUNE. AT 2-30 P.M. 1. No. 241 Middle Road leasehold for 999 years, area 878 sq. feet, quit rent SO p. a., monthly rent $45. 2. No. 112 Chin Swee Road, Leasehold for 99 yearn area 2,000
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    The Singapore Free Press. Monday, June 22, 1914.
    987 6 The Singapore Free Press. Monday, June 22, 1914. •opfca mamma t •ji rim :::-.«v'i In a temperately written letter to I the "Times," Mrs ANNIE Besant j gives her views on native grievances in j India and the problem they present for statesmen. Without discussing the truth or fallacy, the
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    469 6 mm. 1 Mr F. D. Tracy, of the Penang branch of the Standard Oil Company of New York, left for Home by the Prinz Ludwig. Complaint, have been made to the police of thefts at the Hotel van Wijk, two guests having had articles of jewellery to the value of
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    DEATH OF Mr J. G, MACTAGGART.
    870 6 DEATH OF Mr J. G, MACTAGGART. We regret to announce the death, which occurred yestprday, itf Mr .James Guthrie MacTaggart. Mr UeeTeeMeet had beeu unwell for the past fortnight or so, but a serious outcome of the illness was not anticipated. The funeral will take place this afternoon at five
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    BELAT TIN MINE.
    256 6 )'>U, DROP I\ ing I dur. ised pr, d the I n on Min I during t: the previou» I his. predecessor. Your 1» tho hala Account. 1/ H, I and tl vision for th. 'hai mav h. Annua! remaining b constitute! consMr I), w I eligible,
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    POMPEII ON THE FILM.
    45 6 The pictorial adapt masterpiece. The li now being screened i 16 really magnificent production, and what strikes the observer throughout markable effect of rea The acting is unusu.. scene in the arena is a and the historic eruption o: vividly portrayed.
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    THE CHILDREN'S BAND.
    21 6 The band of the Fifth Light lifaotry will, by kind pei misand Officers of the Gardens this afteiuoor
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    125 6 The following uunti to the battleships of tft gramme Renown, to be Fairfield Co. Repulse, bj Resistance, at Devonport and \-.ncomA at Portsmouth. Prince Arthur of Conna uj. recently at a great gathering Albert Hall, the occasion h< annual festival of the Ko>al Oet tution for Girls. Donation* a ountinf
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      171 6 I KELLY AND WALSH, Ltd. HAVE JUST RECEIVED A NEW CONSIGNMENT OF SWAG_£_I AAE-Wr //VK. 25 c. Price $6 25. _ft 4 ct. Gold Kib >s^^;- Iridium lip «__f|W_g|| NIBS TO SUIT EVERY HAND. y^__*~-ut---_rf__-^n _HEH H K___________B_____~ Hercules W Hercules Pilsener Ht Pilsener Beer. M Beer. ilhe extra fine
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    LIFE'S DAILY PERILS.
    96 7 DDE AND TRAIN DISASTERES Many Killed rp v Cable]. mfe SH- I jO.-Two hundred tf en ki 'i explosion r r Kernie. Hill cr-'St accident is i .u.ada. over .covered so iace at a depth i -upermtendan t of the irnongst the ie Maryhaye u hundred men.
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  • MILITARY AVIATION ACCIDENT.
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      Realistic Manoeuvring.
      123 7 MM lO.— A military balloon t ol hundred feet four lieu: 3a _t_. a i r au d two b_ Koer: ke aerophotogra la Koenigsbe: er a biplane manned by rallowed it an^ circled cund it. They attempted to fly their :p, but it was drawn :sed a
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      THE EMPRESS INQUIRY.
      67 7 21. The third officer of r-tad cross examined M_M r hat just collision he put the helm hard .port without the captain's orders. He i.J not think this caused the collision. -man admitted that the Stor«ad did uot im her helm quickly. >.es from another steamer •--tilled
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      THE PERILS OF PHILANTHROPY.
      46 7 Henri de Roths the < >pera yesterday evein'■f wa_ shot at with a revolver and was wounded in one leg. His assailant, a sex red dairyman, declared that ruined by the Philanthropic bairies Company. He was arrested. M. was able to go home.
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      IMPRUDENT LAWYERS.
      45 7 ■*burg, June 20. The trial has led of 16 St. Petersburg barristers A a resolution which is regarded as ■•Hing to the department of justioe and met during the Beiliss trial. Two °*Tt been sentenced to ei#ht months. W-*-_ to six months imprisonment.
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      HOSPITAL SHIP LOST.
      19 7 London. June It. The Naval hospital une which went ashore on the Isle bas been abandoned.
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      CHARGES WITHDRAWN.
      81 7 e third police court, on Saturday, «re was a complete withdrawal, on intion from the D. P. P. of all charges -*e in which Mr George Neubron--oef.ef. a chetty and Shaik Noordin were c °acerued. The chetty, as mentioned in i week previously, made allegations mmeat Mr N'eubronner
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    52 7 I il announced that the second crew of Harvard I Diversity, which defeated Yale, ia a_poh 8> >yra_uBe. Princeton and Pennia th_ American Henley last _y*T, has been entered for Henley Jr* I*'1 and will sail on June 20. The UOQ Boat Club will also send a crew entirely of
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    HOME POLITICS.
    119 7 CHANCELLORS FORECAST OF AMENDING BILL. Carson's Rejection. [By Submarine Cable]. Regt-b'b Se_vic_l London. June 21. Mr Lloyd George speaking at Denmark Hill said that the amending Bill will give every county in I'lsterthe option of voting itself out of Home Rule until two general elections had occurred in
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    LABOUR MATTERS.
    81 7 London, June 20. Larkin has resigned the general secretaryship of the Irish Transport Workers Union. London, dune 21. The men have rejected the building trades agreement being of the opinion that the terms do not settle the question of non union labour. A national lockout Ls possible. The
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    THE SUFFRAGETTES.
    83 7 Loudon. June lI.— Ml Asquith wel coined the sui'tragette depuration because he said they were dissociated from mili tancy and also b-IMH the East End people had a special case owing to the deplorable conditions under which they laboured. He agie*nl that if women were enfranchised it should
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    INDIANS IN CANADA.
    124 7 Victoria B. C. June 21. There is no immediate prospect of the Komegata Maru with the Indian immigrants on board proceeding to tbe Hast. The owners had ordered the immediate return of the ship but the Indians controlling the situa tion and refusing to allow the Captain
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    JAPAN AND AMERICA.
    19 7 Washington, dune 19. President Wilsou denies that Japan desires arbitration re garding the .'alifornian land laws.
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    MEXICAN AFFAIRS.
    29 7 Niagara Falls, June 20. The South American mediators announce that to-day's conference has been postponed and the Argentine delegate has gone to confer with Mr Bryan. ammapmmt
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    MERIT OR RUPEES.
    252 7 In a book ju6t published by Sir Martin Conway The Sport of Collecting," is told the following story. These Tibetan monks were curious people. I met one of them on the road saying his prayers by rotating a wheel as he walked slowly along. He was carrying
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    16 7 Erbe Bishop of Labuan and Sarawak i been elected a member of tbe Church periaJ Clnb.
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    PEACE IN THE BALKANS.
    133 7 TURKEY GIVES WAY. Albanian Insurgents Placated. [Bj Submarine Cable]. Rrcteb'h Servigb. Athens, June 21. The reply of the Porte is regarded in official circles as showing a desire for a friendly settlement. Constantinople, June 21. It is understood that the Porte may permit the return of
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    FOREIGN TROOPS IN CHINA
    104 7 Rome June 20. The Chamber has ap proved a vote of £68,000 for the Italian military and naval contingent in the Far East rejecting amendments aiming at the withdrawal of the Force. The Marquis di Ban (iiuliano said that he was not enthusiastic about the reten
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    THE OPIUM CONFERENCE.
    59 7 Hague, June 20.— The Opium Conference has agreed that despite the abstention of certain Powers tbe Convention of 1912 can come iuto force when it is ratified by tb«' signatories. The Conference bas unanimously passed the Anglo American resolution asking the Dutch Foreigu Minister to make urgent
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    THE FRENCH LOAN.
    47 7 Paris, June 20. The Chamber has adopted a bill authorising a loan of 32 million sterling at 3j per cent., redeemable in 25 years. The voting iu favour of the Bill 189 to 108. Paris, June 21. The Senate has unanimously passed the bill. > <
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    TIN IN TRENGGANU.
    441 7 Worthy OF I \tion. A representative of the Times of Malaya has had a brief interview with Mr A. E. Thomas, the well known mining expert, who has just returned to Ipoh from Treng ganu, where he went to report on the Bukit Tawang Mine. Mr Thomas
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    HOME SPORT.
    166 7 VARDON THE GOLF CHAMPION. Sensational Rowing in America. [Bj S-bmarine Cable]. Ke_.erB Sebvici! London, June 20. Vardon has won the j golf championship his score being 306. He played with magnificent steadiness and his long game was perfect. Taylor's score was 309, Simpson 310, Mitchell and Williamson 813,
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    OUR NAVAL DISPOSITIONS.
    107 7 Forming an Imperial Squadron. London. .Time 21. The Daily Telegraph says it is understood that the Admiralty accelerates the despatch of the squadi-OL of Dreadnoughts for the Mediterranean. Four battleships are proceeding to Malta soon after Christmas aud it is hoped that the three battle cruisers at
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    BIG EMBEZZLEMENT CASE.
    49 7 Paris, June 21 At the Seine Assizes Ernest Laporte the cashier of the New York Herald has been sentenced to three years imprisonment with benefit of the lirst offenders act for the embezzlement of 4o,()00 francs. Laporte was for twenty years Commissioner of Customs at Chemulpo.
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    THE WRANGLERS.
    35 7 London, June 20. The Cambridge wranglers are two women and twenty-live men. They are all English or Scottish except one Indian. There are three board school pupils. The successes of Scotsmen are notable.
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    BANKS AMALGAMATE.
    27 7 London, June 21. The London City and the Midland bank has amalgamated with the Metropolitan bank the total deposits of the two reach 106 millions.
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    A COLONIAL TRANSFER.
    21 7 London, June 20. Mr Logan chief magistrate of East Africa has been gazetted Chief Justice of the Seychelles. > <
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    SELF-GUIDED AEROPLANE.
    240 7 Colonel Seely's Announcement. Colonel Seely, M.r., speaking at the "Wilbur Wright" Memorial banquet, at the Royal Automobile Club, under the auspices of the Aeronautical Society of Great Britain, made an interesting announcement. He was there to say, he remarked, that in his judgment the problem of the stable
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    63 7 Lord Cheylesmore announced at the spring meeting of the National Rifle Association, held at the Royal United Service Institution, that a new feature at Bisley this year would be the presence of an organised team from India. This, he added, was due to the efforts of Major Donald Smith, who
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      757 8 I Shipping mTmT MESSAGERIES MARITIMES MAIL LINE China, Japan, Ceylon, Djibouti, Egypt and Marseilles HOMEWARD OUTWARD 1914 1914 V. delaCiotat July 6 Amazone July 5 Chili July 20 Paul Lecat July 19 Atlantique Aug 3 Cordillere Aug 2 Amazone Aug 17 Magellan Aug 16 Paul Lecat Aug 31 Polynesien Aug
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      337 9 FEDERAL LIFE Assurance Company of Canada. Established l&si, Direct Government B_pebvi_..« Government Audit. Fo P rSu?le are W RLD WIDB Mfl N R^v P pv£_^ B n rpluB &bove "-Wlttlce tc-_U-t.E_.VE and all outstanding claims. Kit Business, 1913, over $9,876,000.00. •a Loans, Settlements, etc, ma_e localls -numerous modern seller H.
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    NOSE-CUTTING.
    551 10 Atrocious Cbimb Rife All OVBB Ind: A question ol importance is rai.ed ia the 'Pioneer" by "Another Barrister. v bo writes A 1« el Barrister lms recent ly appeared in tbe columns of one of your Calcutta Contemporaries. Tbe writer j draw, attention to two cases disposed of ion
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    RUBBER FSTATE RETURNS.
    936 10 first total where felveu rei: .jure* f lc'l2. the last column represents c idar yeai to date in all c; Year v 1914, Ailagar 161.. 88,020 Alma 83.: 32 *ior Gajah 95,855 8,292 39,368 Alor Pongsr. 101,478 38,520 Anglo Johore 124,524 10,301 63,868 Anglo Malay 1,323,037 118,824
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    TIN RETURNS.
    73 10 Bate! Rruung •ng onsol Heuwood irdis Hyd par Kamuniug o,l** Kanaboi Kin: Kinta Association Kledang Kraiui.r 4., Lahat 6,' Malayan Tin 3.145 Menglembu Lode HI Middleton New Tain bun -u soli dated Pengkalen Pusing Lama Fusing Bahrn 5. r baton Rahman Rahman Hyd Raub <Gold> o^. Redhille Uohore
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      100 10 I REMNANT AND ODDMENT DAYS I J WHITEAWAY'S I GREAT CLEARANCE OF ODDMENTS I AT BARGAIN PRICES. j THREE DAYS ONLY. I THURSDAY, JUNE 25th FRIDAY, 26th SATURDAY, 27th 14 COUNTERS LOADED WITH THE BIGGEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED IN THIS STORE. DO NOT FAIL TO SEE THE BARGAIN COUNTERS, S
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    1450 11 Issued by FRASER Co,, Exohange and Bhare Brokers, June 20. jap. Isbok. Paid. Law Di* Pomes. Sellers. 85,000 2n 2s Allagar 7i% 1 19 600, 0<0 £1 £1 Anglo-Java 2 11 3 8 150,000 2». in Anglo-Malay 44% inl 8 9 9 6 50,000 26 2p Batang
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    EXCHANGE.
    67 11 (COBMCMD OF *»0 June 20 Bank 4ms 1.4 3.1a demand 1-8 81-82 Private credits 8 m'e 2 4 5-li credits 6m 1 14. Francb demand Bank 2-3_ Germany, demand 288 India, T. T. 174. Hongkong, demand 18 Yokohama, demand 114 Java, demand 141 Bangkok, demand 66 716 Sovereigns, Bank
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    PRODUCE.
    151 11 June 20. Tin 126 tons sold 669.70 Gambles buyers 6.40 Gambier Cube No. 1 10.26 Gambier Cube No. 2 8.00 Pepper Black ordin. S'posa buyers 18.75 Pepper, (White fair) buy ere 84.60 Nutmegs (110 to tha lb.) 24.00 Nutmegs (80 to the lb.) 26 00 Mace (Banda) 90.00 Cloves
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      1013 11 VESSELS IN PORT. Flag and Tons Commanders From Arrived For When Sea Belle F.M.S. 400 Ahmat P. S'ham, 186 F.M.S. Pahang Dufferin R.I.M.S. 3987 Balfour H'kong, 20 6 R.I. M.S. Bombay 21 -teame-B Nat. Tonnage Masiet From Consignees Fot Annam Fch 3889 Vezie Colombo, 15 6 M M Uncertain B.
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    SELANGOR RACES.
    297 12 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, June 21. There was a good attendance at the second day of the Sky meeting and some interesting racing was seen. I One (five furlongs). Stella (Dr. Pa-tons) 9.13 1 Revolution (Mr Noel Walker) 10.5 2 Sunrise (Mr Dickson) 10.7 3. Time
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    FOOTBALL.
    187 12 To- Day i C Final. The final for the Association Cup is down for decision on the S.C.C. ground this evening, the teams being the K.0. Y.L.1, first eleven, holders of the trophy, and the The acting Governor (the Hon. Mr R. J. Wilkinson^ has promised to attend, and
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    CRICKET.
    84 12 The SJ-LC. played the R G.A. on Saturday despite the heavy ground and won an interesting match with several wickets in hand. The R. G.A. scored 87 of which CJ.M.s. Bo3well made 41 not out. Br. Murphy 12, Br. Hodgins 15. A. S. Coelho took 4 wickets for 16
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    SWIMMING.
    49 12 ESO_-« Millar Handicai At the Swimming Club, yesterday morning a 150 yards handicap in connection with the Jackson-Millar trophy was swum, resulting as follows Karsten, lOsecs, start, 1 Stewart, 16secs, 2 Douglass, 18secs. 3. Hutton was scratch, and there were eight entrants. The finish was a close one. >_§
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    S.C.C. LAWN BOWLS TOUBNAMENT.
    52 12 S.C.C. LAWN BOWLS TOUBNAMENT. MONDAYS TIES. Championship. H. T. White v R. Scoular. Brtlfili Handi James Bond v Foreman. Doubles Handicap. Mittelstein and Cohnitz v Pitceathley and Henderson. TUESDAY'S TIES. Singles Handicap. Bntchart v Scoular. Four A Side Rink Game. Welsh, Ruchwaldy, Henderson and Talma v Bath, Pitceathley, Armstrong and
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    58 12 News was received in Berlin that the Swedish explorer, Baron Erland Xordenskjold who was reported to have been killed by Indians in Bolivia, escaped when the Indians killed his companion, John Berg, and has now safely reached Trinidad the capital of the department of El Beni The new. is dated
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    JERAM (KUANTAN) RUBBER ESTATE.
    1963 12 JERAM (KUANTAN) RUBBER ESTATE. rTHE GENERAL MEETING The first ordinary general meeting of the Jeram (Kuantan) Rubber Estate was held on Saturday at the registered offices of the Company, No 6 -v. Battery Road under the chairmanship of Mr Chiam Keng. There were also present Messrs Leong Heng Soon, Song
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    163 12 The Paroo was due here yesterday from Westralian Ports with general cargo for discharge. On June 1-th the intensity of the light at Pulo I'ndun lighthouse was increased from 9,500 to 35.000 candle power. The H.A.L. steamer Senegambia left Suez on the 19th inst. and may be expected
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    219 12 Play took place on Saturday and yesterday for the Singapoie Golf Club'6 Spring Cup and resulted in a win for Mr W. E. Hooper who returned the excellent net score of 73. Fifty members competed, and the first sixteen qualified for further play iu the Vade Cup
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    110 12 A large full grown black panther was killed by Mr J. de Burlet and one of his kangauies near the coolie lines on Batang Selangor Estate, on May 24th. Another black panther was killed on the same estate last Friday. Two female black panthers have been seen in the neighbourhood
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    LATEST SHIPPING.
    107 12 Silesia, Aust. 3318, Sequiro, 21 6 Trieste Raut Schmidt. Kobe 24. Hakata Maru, Jap. 3869, Kawashima 21 6 Yokohama, Pat. Simons, Penang Tonsberg. Nor 646 Johansen2l 6 Bangkok Thye Seng C de Eizaguirre, Span 4395 Luzariaga 21, Liverpool, Barlow A: Co, Manila, 22. Paroo, Brit 1719 Richardson, 21,
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      126 12 PASSENGERS. Per Tara Messrs H. O. Maas, H. C. Jackson, Van Vliet, W. Marshall. Per Perak Messrs Stewart, Sugden, C.J. Smitn, H. P. Gland, Macpherson, Cowie. Per Aparima Mrs Rankine, Miss Hilli. Miss Frissel. Per Produce Mr and Mrs Rizzaii, Mr T. Bovr. Ter Kuala: Mr J. H. Clarke, Mr
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