The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (Weekly), 12 July 1906
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Title Section19 1906-07-12 17 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. WEEKLY TION. THE MAIL EDI !RD SERIES THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1906. No. 98919 words
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Article34 1906-07-12 17 >ULSCW UP TO July ll 8 2 »ih! 2 tits 3 b/i 2 Ilin 1 2931 1... T 174 •■< iii-l 9}/E>dh 11: 14] 54 1' .i I- ijißg S .-V_* j 3 ft)34 words
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Article152 1906-07-12 17 n IT 17 17 I 1 ,r<l IS 18 nit is 1^ nc«< in in 19 li» 19 i pjd. ia \i ao 'Ji>M>> i Claim -'7 Team 24 N u < SO j !<■«• I r.-l Au.-ti"ii- ;><>,:',() Kxa*»inft1 ion 21 ml 21 21,23 Kit ion u. ui'l-152 words
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Domestic Occurrences.
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Article85 1906-07-12 17 At Simla, on tb 10th June 1906, the wife of Ifajor C. Wanliss, South Lancashire Regiment, i i -on. < >n Ist July, at v Tretbella," Cambridge, New Zealand, the wife of John I. Philips, Esq., of Ipoh, Perak. Federated Malay States, of a daughter. McLknnan. -At Ness Villa,85 words
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Article29 1906-07-12 17 At the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd, on Sat or lay morning 7th July), by the Rev. Father Rivet, Jams Harvey Mi beat, to UissHblbn Dl STIT.LFKIEI) RATIHEZ.29 words
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Obituary30 1906-07-12 17 On the 23rd June, at Shanghai, Captain John P. Roberts, aged 77 years. At Bulvit Tunggal, Thompson-rd, Sinsjapore, d :iy o. Syed Mohamed l>in Ahmad Ax Sagoff. Aged 69.30 words
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Article, Illustration495 1906-07-12 17 Hei* ohail the PPQM th<» Proof's right mainU.n, L'mwpii hy ltiflneoc and tinbribed l>y caiu; d p?itfi»t Troffc her jlori precepts dr;t\v. yaei tr> Kfliciwn. Loyaitv and Law July 5 If it prove to be the fact that Sir West Ridgbwat's Commission has indirectly been the means495 words
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Article718 1906-07-12 17 How fur the Secretary of the Agricultural Department of the Unite 1 States is merely locking the stable door after the steed his been stoleu, will only appear m the future statistical returns of tie American canned meat trade. But it is satisfactory to learn that that718 words
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Article915 1906-07-12 17 July 6. Mk C. G. Waenford Lock, speaking with authority as probably the foremost mining expert m the Straits, wa 3 lately interviewed m S\dney by a newspaper reporter, and m the course of the interview ventured a plea for the employment of Chinese ideutured labour915 words
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Page 17 Advertisements
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Advertisement29 1906-07-12 17 HOEGS. -Corrosive Composition. iHng Composition. -Topping Paint. h v/fth greatest success by n md sailing ships f all nations. ncles apply to: H. SCHAEFER d Co. i I 729 words
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Advertisement65 1906-07-12 17 NOBEL'S Explosives Co, Ltd GLASGOW Manufacturers of Uyixix suite, lielignite, Gelatine Dynamite, Hlaating Gelatine Detonators, Safety Fuse? Electric Blasting Apparatus ture«i n» '/!K»t BriUMB, are iuu It* u> jxts.-* rue pOfie^l t)v r h» r'»i J;^h oovbiainwD', aim art kfaerafore gomur** <1 to Vh» ol miprttuf i|m»bi) Utii market. The65 words
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Page 17 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous311 1906-07-12 17 THE WEEK. The outward mail of June K> was brought bj the }>.&<>. Delhi on Friday last. Dates up to June Is an brought by Pr K. Luitpold to-day. This homeward mail Ljoes by the B. I, Palamcotta. Two important announcements concerning the C »lony*8 finances are made this week.311 words
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Article129 1906-07-12 18 In a tomewbai fuller list of honours, one of the twentv-eiuht new-made knights is Mr P. Cauri ihkrs Gould whose political services to tin Ka<!i»\t! party as the clever cartoonist of the Hfatajjufor diizettf have been of such immense value, Though his power of artistic drawing is insignificant as compared129 words
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Article217 1906-07-12 18 FINIS £3,314,194. The TAJUOHti Pagar Award. July 7. A telegram was received In Singapore this morning by the Honourable 11. Fort stating that the arbitrators had fixed the price or the Tanjong Pagar award at *27. .)2 .),177. The price to be paid to the London ConsultingCommittee for retiring them217 words
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Article729 1906-07-12 18 The annouDoement we are euabled to make to-day writes 4> iini^ for all practical purposes to the history of one of the most Interesting, we had almost said romantic, enterprises, Singapore has ev«r seen. To write a history of Tanjong l*.ig.ir Docks would mean wiifiug729 words
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Article310 1906-07-12 18 There was ;i pleasant little coincidence m ft remark that fell trom Mr Bucklbi at the Empire celebration m the Raffles Girls School on Hay 29th, and an observation made t>v Bi>!iop Potter, the wall-known American preiate, :>t i banquet ijiven m his honour by the310 words
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Article891 1906-07-12 18 July 9 We cannot help thinking that bard ;ts Mr Chambkhlain has worked to educate the. people m Britain to a sense of the uniuVa tion of the Empire by bonds of common interests and preferential trade— which to Sir H. Caxpbbll Bannerman are merely891 words
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Article2000 1906-07-12 18 Fiu 5 .n.-i..l H with such I thoT.n.;!-!'-" I ,m|,.,. i liefore tfci 1j i .r,,.,-n! -ii.-l w: millions <>f i 1 1 1 tUi iting If v. !,o 1 P I ;h 1 ie id iii I C4o€ t can [vent new i ».::."»,oi»(> £75, 01)2,000 words
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Article736 1906-07-12 19 July 11. We reuaeinber several years ago invitiug any r»f the local :_rentlemen, reverend or otherwise, Ifho had what tIIHV considered < onscieiltiouB object ious to the opium revenue (l>ut who wvie quite prepared to make use of.* proportion of it m *;rants-in-aid for schools and s<»736 words
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Article263 1906-07-12 19 Two little matters that have lately engaged some attention locally are naphtha BxplosioM m the Harbour, and the occasional difficulty of reading the necessarily much compressed text of telegrams. A pretty example of tbe two combined comes to us by the mail. First we give the actual fact263 words
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385 1906-07-12 20 Thmi was no finer congregation, and no mure useful sermon preached, than the assemblage of U.OOo that gathered to hear Mr Cham bi:k lain speak last Sunday, and the substance of hit birthday message to his fellow, townsmen, to the nation, and to the Empire .it385 words
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Article195 1906-07-12 20 Mr Buchanan Smith has been kind enough to look into the matter of the Mr George Lyon wbo started work m Tanjong Pagar m 1863. He bail not known of the Daniel Lyon we alluded to. It now appear! that George Lyon i'ame to Singapore to195 words
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Article239 1906-07-12 20 We are informed tbat the dividend of the Netherlands India Bank tor the year 1905 iet 10 1 5 per cent. The Sea Mew returned from Malacca this uioruiug with Col. A. Murray, Colonial Ea£iß*er. The terminals of the Fneifie Mail line «tt San PnuMawo, and239 words
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Article286 1906-07-12 20 Our Report Confirmed. By the "Sarawak" Gazette arrived from Kuching to-day, we >cc that our exclusive report of a few days ago, concerning the existence of an important Chinese Secret Society m Sarawak is confirmed. In all it appears that three Chinamen were either murdered286 words
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Article151 1906-07-12 20 Yesterday afternoon Mr Scott was engaged with a case m which three Malay Policemen stationed at Pasir P*njang are arraigned on very grave charges. The evidence for the prosecution, given by three Chinese vegetable planters and a woman, is that policemen from Pasir Panjang Station regularly151 words
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Article77 1906-07-12 20 The April number of th^ Agricultural Bulletin is to hand. Mr Ridley's revien of Mr Wright's work on Para Rubber contains s<>mt* sti^^estive discussion on the function of the latex, and Mr Ridley's verdict <»n the book is ••til*' whole work is good, useful and full of information.*77 words
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Article282 1906-07-12 20 A week ago Mr. Q-onneratne of the Siamese Consulate had a Singhalese Ayah before Mr. Cohnan for absconding without fulfilling lier contract. Mr. Qponeratne said be lia«l had a good deal of trouble with ayahs so be s»'iit to Ceylon tor one. As a m-uk the282 words
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Article173 1906-07-12 20 New Zkalanj) Tradk. Mr Devlin, jM.P ami Mr Donov.ui. t lie d«le£ates of the Iri»b NatioWilist partj to Australia, were among the guevla MtAdiuner f^iTen bj the Federal Ifiuutrjr m bokoor i»f Mr Sed«loti. Tlie Prenier of New Zttfcmd dedarod tlmt he had rend with exquisite phfHmira173 words
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Article868 1906-07-12 20 MOHAMMED\V WIDOWS CLAIM. Before Mr Justice Law iv the Supr Court yesterday afternoon, a claim, which pr >- mises to produce a very interesting bearing, was brought by ;«n eldarly Mohammedan la.lv whose name was given a* Xai Tahadjar binte Sai against Haji [smail and X. Omar,868 words
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Article215 1906-07-12 20 From Mr ('hew Cli.Hi'_- Y mi.:, tin* F, lit or. «»< have mvive.l No 1 «f monthly nig^iiii called Tim Frisml of Hiius a mm|(.*ium for tlie tfuci<il tid njotai pr«i|ftYM <»l i lie Stivti>> OllhleSf. Til<- fii>t MV |»»m'S ftf« ill It -I*l :l 1 1 1 Mhlav of215 words
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270 1906-07-12 20 ST MICHAELS ST GEORGE'S CHAPEL. A i the Lrr- Cb ipel of the Ord«r <;.>»•/". ii. 9l P there we* memtierfi or the I II Sir W ij I nii> Preouuitle, S I Admiral Wallace, C M U •■i Knights Grand Crws ami Qaaaral sir Ch trt O'Mallay, sir L270 words
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Article143 1906-07-12 20 EtetanrMg i> trtidfl iaour MOB, ami the estimate uf fMB| Aivouutuut as to the Av. ,ifl. the same was uearer the mark thtfte* m aJditiou to |Jm twmvl >'-7. 1 1 I.'.1 177 li the (ii'vernment Mist pa) •t) tlw i.ssih's of th<> comji.tiiv, n; V J.143 words
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Article109 1906-07-12 20 laud market ill.- i..|i,.u;- Hem H. L. Cogltta I.JV, ;«IV ill >!«'.]. Hito" ovrifiUvin- '<'''! ■parked. In all *4 pr f: winch oO wn* J.tual prJTM UT m l«i;:riV 2 :;:> 10 .mi II Que€ Steu Lii 110,000 N Lm^C, Jail Kvwv W X QIHO Ltllsl. IMI109 words
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Article55 1906-07-12 20 pr.i.-f i' M 1 1- s tIM W.inl.'.s «hi-li Uli I H Ti,-ru,n „,1 wi«rml i'-^ >•"" tlw I t 1 v pUjfww wmM M«Uf i 111 H rkM >i>">, l.al Ael 1 hv<{U"lit!\, tl)«- tin: I i; (I^,x pkjren n.i I'h B I. 1...,-. *ii "755 words
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Article349 1906-07-12 21 Attac* si Cm :s i n ajnoy, J 2. t tbii -i- tii»- i I n we i I start- > < m Pasfr; ire i I- ie- f.nably "vMM'li- nd Dr M< b a to us bat, arrii ing at they d cided d and !•>349 words
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Article98 1906-07-12 21 Blaci retired I.v after tui'Mt I it is j to vote b re n i i >.- I w< rk he bat i'j- -int 2i»-i» t I ispector Uta < \e j i k* 8 I ■c I V. k ;i^ ;ujn It v. ill be n98 words
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Correspondence.
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906 1906-07-12 21 i :ii Kijitor. >::- il long time the opponents of harbour improvement* m Singapore quoted, aa 'Ul-,: pro r of the iticompetenc) of M md M tttbews i ugineers, the state l «e harbour of C >lombo. Most of your v>;i| ljtV( I thai port906 words
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Article70 1906-07-12 21 liohamed Roos alias Kistnasamy was ia the doi ii»is morning on the charge of criminal broach <•*' trust iv respect of bicycle. Tie Attorney Genera', Mr limes stated that accused west to the shop of a Chinese dealer m cjiles, who hired out machine*. He took one70 words
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Article1299 1906-07-12 21 (From our own Correspondent.) Tokio, Julj 17th. Diplomatic Circles. Baron Komura, G. CM G., appointed Ambassador to the Court of St. .1 im< i, will leave Yokohama on July 20th by the i press of Japan f<» r Vancouver, to -d > London via Canada. Mr Sato,1,299 words
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Article211 1906-07-12 21 The mail papers are full of the exposures of »lio Chicago meat scandals and similar charges \v>'iv made against London firms. To investigate this sweeping charge a M Daily Mail representative called upon several of the largest firms m the trade. M Will you let me211 words
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Article333 1906-07-12 21 VICTOR I AN WINES. After examining raiious samples of wine*, dry and sweet, of dHY -p-i.- Vi.-toriau viut.u— placed sit our disposal !»v Mr J. If. Sinclair, the Vicioriao Gtoveruni >m Ygeni ia Singapore. we have bo liesitaiiou i;i commending thes<* to tli<» attention of dealers w*«l private consumers m333 words
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Article106 1906-07-12 21 '1*1 1 public eiainination ira b( gun >>n June 1-i m tic BttuklUptcy Court of Sina^ei BfOthtfl, w\h c rried <m 1 usinc.-? ;it Uojd*«-aventM^ E.C., 1»;«<] brancbetal CuJcuUa, AJeiaidria, Colombo, and Singapore. Mr <.\ril B'iniinr i t ilif firm's atjim.l turnover av.-r. /.I f OO0 OOi) and106 words
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Article859 1906-07-12 22 Sir John Anderson r> expected m Taipeng m the third week of the current mouth. Tn« steamer Glendhu has arrived here from Calcutta with ti cargo of coal eoasi^ued to Bebn, Meyer and Company. Mr. S© t yesterday a Chinaman who wash' I Standpipe found he859 words
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Article566 1906-07-12 22 A meeting of the General Purposes Committee was held yesterday at 5 pm. m the Exchange Rooms, Mr John Anderson, Chairman Committees presiding -There were also present Messrs C r>. Buckley, Jiak Kirn, Veow Ngan Pan, Scott Ru«sell, F. Hilton, E. F. H. Bdlin, W. O. St566 words
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Article304 1906-07-12 22 Mokl: Naphtha Ablaze. The steamer Aucheucrng arrived here t bis j morning from New York with a cargo of 53,000 cases of petroleum and 500 drums oE napbtha, the voyage round the Cape having taken 64 days. Before going to the wharf to dis- i charge304 words
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Article89 1906-07-12 22 The Government Gazette notifies that tenders for the opium and liquor farms of the Colony fur the period li»07-ll>0i> will be received up to August The Arcadia, tearing list evening, look awjv not only Mr E. L. Brockman, our Lte acting Colonial Secretary, who is going o 1 1. aye,89 words
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Article1295 1906-07-12 22 ENGLAHD EEOAIKfI Blue Kibash of the Atlantic. World's Bickhwt Ships. Is England really mistress of the seat? Though most thiu-s m heaven and earth have had to "bear our question," m a sceptical age which takes little or nothing fur granted, Britain's absolute possession of naval supremacy1,295 words
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Article166 1906-07-12 22 TbU moniiog looking il;.ii,-:i -b 9 I having itolen Ml from Mr > v the Commercial tJnioa Aj September last year. Mr Sinn laid' that he was it v tide, Ghrmnge-rd, irben the affair tool hi the night ot who vaa bu boj laid out bw dochw166 words
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Article99 1906-07-12 22 Before Mr Justice Law I A matter iii whkh tiMpa.; tbaa Cbettt and another J U M"™ oih«.,-s wasar-.i-l.i! > Vaii Someivn slid Mr E B Livwts en-a-. Thee** ofeome property for si-< ><•<• t, was brought uti for furl ran? the Registrar's ceilifi ■V.Luv.l the sale l99 words
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Article36 1906-07-12 22 Tl>. refuraf I Vt J l: W.u.l.Mi iif II rt> J«a-Mav Him pikul ot t,n ;.n.l il V ilih duty f n— tii r irttli llaeeomtpoi l l! fear, i!. i is i oecn36 words
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Article106 1906-07-12 23 rat tnd h .< Offlrers dined .;i ilasl night. 1 1 si i his arrived d of Penang has d under the t pas I. mi tiii-mine month I st was l,- (>: > m ite v i! I $64,000. w Presgrave has been ap- tbe106 words
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Article270 1906-07-12 23 g} < ..vi, Ton.!, w- Ami, 1 j i% Ij.'^v "o.* drums discharged from the Auchenira<' took tir* 1 m a rfl the ship. The li^litrilj till late ia the evening, out to sea and was lost s irning. [t i that a twakow was also tilt)270 words
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Article302 1906-07-12 23 1-. I? mi Sri'RKM 1 Coubt. Iship Mr Justice Law expressed hii •n i..f Quhim Mohamed yesterday after- iDresae < -'Jit, m i manner which ups avlmii (it he i* a liar with amour,") was justified. He claimed ainrugaja IMlay $1,875, which bealleg-h.i-1 loot on three pikuh302 words
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Article1421 1906-07-12 23 Q>"< '/«'</ a<jitnt homines notiri cttfarrmfo Übelit JUVKXAI.. "At the eleveuth hour," or at least about 11 am to-day, Tarious reputable citizens were en i,'oin^ about the Square and Collyer Qu.iy, wearing, like the immortal Mrs. Fezziwig, "a \;ist substantial smile.' TheM hippy souls were all1,421 words
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Article330 1906-07-12 23 Three Constables Sent to Jail. The case against the three Malay policemen from Keppel Harbour Station who have to answer to charges which practically mean blackmailing vegetable-sellers and planters m the district for money, came up before Mr feoott again yesterday 'afternoon. Mr Batteoberg, I who was330 words
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Article81 1906-07-12 23 A sad accident happened on the 19th June, on board tlio CrommeU m Madras Harbour, which resulted m the d^ath of Mr Alfred Viuier, the second ofieer. The deceased was luperintoßdia^ the a\%charge of cargo when a bnge girder jammel m the combing «>f the vessel, and81 words
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Article831 1906-07-12 23 A Commissioner for the Straus. From Sept 13th to 17th there uillbe held iv Peradeniya Gardens, at Kandy. Ceylon, a, rubber exposition showing the growth, manufacture and disposal of rubber from the tree to the latex, and exhibits dealing with a!' senions included under these liuini831 words
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Article191 1906-07-12 23 Li"ut. Edward C. Bolton, 17tk [efaatrv, U. S. A., Governor of the District of ba.\af-, Moro Proviuce P. 1., was inurdored tm ||m 16th Jane together with ;m American plaster who had accompanied him are the nip inspection lie was making, by a beathon cnie tain named191 words
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Page 23 Advertisements
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Advertisement9 1906-07-12 23 M«j >r <>rimstou has rejoined (he X A h^re.9 words
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Article2386 1906-07-12 24 HARBOUR AND RIVER IMPROVEMENTS. THE GOVERNMENT POLICY. NEW TAXES TO MEET THE CHARGES. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL Obdikab? Muting, Friday, July 6. I'KESKNT His Excellency the Gtoremot 1 fciir J«.>hu inderson, Hii Excellency the General Oftoet Coaunanding fcbe Troops Maj"r-<M'ii« ral R. InigO Jonet, C.V <>„ c.r..2,386 words
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Article346 1906-07-12 24 ASSOCIATION CUP. FIRST RO UND. SCO vs Dutch Tkam. These clubs met m the first tnatcli •>! the Singapore Association footliall cup last (H'enitlg ou the Esplanade, before .i good attendance. The club had a strong team out and the Dutchmen had about the best lot available. The <'!ul» won346 words
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172 1906-07-12 24 A telegram li;i s been rweir^l m Singapore giving 1 1 to following partiru'ars r»f tlii* il-.ia-t ton. m which ii will U-* rewmwberad Mr B-tilev and Sir George Murray arw concerned. TIm 1 proxprCtUtf \s;»s i>s»j< j <l i>|| Jtllv l-tli, the «*ipi!.»l172 words
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581 1906-07-12 24 LOCAL MOVE AGAINST THE OPIUM HABIT. Pbkb Hosi I HI. lii our issue ofl II Chis* ie by the Chinese C serious itq smoking amongst the and through subecripli hospital where tl, up the halm ire takeu ii medically treated To obtain details o) tative of the Sin-,,, Mr Ping581 words
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Article93 1906-07-12 24 Tlm hi ill who to Ij:.> 1 i'j liouie aii'i m the Coloiimh •r t<» lie m<>r< i wtpwH/u tbe Joseph ClnilwtkMi M J' oelebnite, mJ !>■■■■ CuUHv his -•^n Mr-i will onttmiMttifltfy j«»t« ulfh l: in-. Urn l.irtl..l.iv. Mr C inn uf ige, wrf H" l "l93 words
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Article378 1906-07-12 25 am "»..il steamer IViuz I left < folombo on Ba--1 1 t> arrive j about l pcs t'n" outward Spanish I pel from Manila and the eelona are due hen •i i 19 instant. asp oi Urn i visiting m Ibe Malay »ntlj and is due378 words
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Article137 1906-07-12 25 I I RTHI I I*A J i 1 i< I LARS. \y o( British troops ffM BMUwlußg II .>n«iria. live of its officers ennear T.int.ili to shoot piteous. < l it« the villagers tosurround nt deprive them of their gUSMMI 4 tlif I— wlillian, Dvai<'X>ns. U oSoOTI137 words
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Article47 1906-07-12 25 3. V. a k. a R .i» nu Sund.iv moming d ..t" the K. <J. A. team, l>ut The -_f line was m good •ted, md iv the result the c bare marg|n of a single t.p resented by Llojd J Ni-»l WaiTT, Btockwell I47 words
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Article964 1906-07-12 25 London, 15 June. I had t'verv intention of tellin" you how I ITS ■peal Whitsuntide, motoring all over Anglesey and vi>itin_r the romantic castles of Beaumarii nu\ Carnanron m the most glorious rammer weather. It ia indeed a treat for the jaded j Londoner to stand m964 words
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685 1906-07-12 25 The following acapa of information will probably be found interesting, m view of Saturday's announcement. well-known local pilot probably now sadly regrets those forty shares which he sold out recently at §500. lie would bo $8,000 better j off to-day. It Is interesting to685 words
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Article138 1906-07-12 25 PUTTING IN THE BROKER." Last week a Chinaman obtained a distress warrant against a man who owed him money and the bailiff and an ex-lawyer's clerk went out to Kallang to sei/.e the debtor's pi^s. The debtor had however got wind of the expected visit and with his coolies was138 words
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Article25 1906-07-12 25 The Chinaman who wat m c'large of the twakow of naphtha which expl »dfd whilst anchored oft" Tangong lt'i'i eann>l be fouuJ l\ the Polios.25 words
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Article1048 1906-07-12 25 The New Vnlcanology A Game Clock Ant Agriculture What Is ;i CM Bui Fruit— A Decorative Metal- Singular Transference of Energy The Twentieth Century Engine A Bivalve j' The mystery of volcanoes is being gradually cleared up by the investigations of radioactivity, if the conclusions of Major C1,048 words
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Article1047 1906-07-12 26 [From our o'vn Correspondent.! Peuang, July 3rd The Municipal Presidency. At the meeting of the Municipal Commissioners on Friday last i letter from toe Governor was read refusing to accede t«> the request <>f Mr J. W. Hallifax, President of the Municipality, for an increase m his salary1,047 words
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Article648 1906-07-12 26 I spent the week-end m Kedah arfd was much impressed at the progress which i«* being made m the little state. The opposition to the new regiwu so successfully inaugurated by Mr Hart h;is quite i died out. It was led at iirst. by a relative of the Sultan,648 words
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Article258 1906-07-12 26 The exlraordiuarv blittdneu of the Singapore merchants to the interests of the p«»rt, can only he paralleled by the case of those who per- littently oppoee the improvemeat of theshippiiig facilities at Aden. The dock equipment of the port is old -fashioned and iucouvenieni and the charges258 words
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Article89 1906-07-12 26 THE AGRI-HORTICULTURAL SHOW. la connect iou with tin 4^ri-Horti«ultural Show exhibiioi-s of bortet&nd d«i^i nn* reminded tliat etttriec close on July 28, l»ur entriei for all other MofioM on Aiigusi BihilHta IU agricultural pTildlKK, Mock unH Jairv produ e, naiivo indaxtrien, »i(iieiilt4inil implemnnf^ an«! uiiM'^ll iiieous will noi liq jv.-89 words
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734 1906-07-12 26 Vrnied with a card of introduction from Mr Tauaka, H. I. J. Majesty's Consul, it was BOi b matter of difficulty to visit the cruiser Hj» hidate, flagship of the Japanese training squadron, king far out iu the mauo* war anchorage The journey i*734 words
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Article138 1906-07-12 26 FREEMASON RY. At the anuual installation meet iiii; «>t tim IXiih«>usie Royal Arch Chapter hist evening it was announced tliat a Supreme Grand Chapter had been sanctioned for the Struts, with the J)istrict Graud Master, the Hun \V. .1. Napier, as Ghnand Superintendent. He was preasMl and announced the formation138 words
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Article121 1906-07-12 26 LANG EN RUBBER AND COCONUT CO. The procpaotui of tliis eampamy luu ii«»vr been iMiied. Capital f1175.000 iv fl£so, <4 wlii.-h -k>o A tbttret out of 540 are boh <>fi'»-iv,|. I 0 B shares are issued to 1 1 \«'ii.l.,rs us fall* paid. l)'»«*ctoi>», Noel Binglev, A •I*' V«»w, (Java)121 words
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Article480 1906-07-12 26 CEYLON IN THE MALAY STATES. Nor,. N v El Tlw if* tbiag U Hag if'- KLjii- i rubber- ;nd for raM ft rtmg b i 1<; tnita of rubb r bo tbe iiae Su: m KW m beeriejg ;md i«- t yoanger clearing*, i Line for tbree eulei gong fcbead480 words
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Article79 1906-07-12 26 TWfWtotan#ftl» luttrated Weekly" an;, U.il 1. ,-m ol Mr Wiili--.... I work In- Invasion ..fl' odiiut of the Siege «j I chapter, by hTW. Wikj* This vivil ;tiid raw»i-IMI au IWIIJH s,>ns:ui..u m I have beM mW am.-i' eormpAodMflt *Wi i fa proUt^le dfecl ibroid. 179 words
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Article26 1906-07-12 26 ll.lv |„if:i.-llllli^. m- Ktsi^ter, m IT«« O«ri«K la fcW> I (il.«.lsi..iw. klaa H-" 11 >,,,.r.,;i.ti of m- |Vi f ,,,l liM if II- I26 words
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2457 1906-07-12 27 'Joi Pahah it b sleep. t h iitua d kii I X tin nst tl I me may I r m i !'i p.* 1 i i, <i be hu rbour oi Singain seas* v* an a~}» i( residents have j o f2,457 words
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Article244 1906-07-12 27 In t lie Supreme Court this morning, before Mr. Justice Law, a good deal of argument upon points of law was heard from If r. VanSoineren and Mr. Koek m the part-heaid ease Saminathan Cbetty v. Isaac Raphael Belilios, concerning the question of the sale of property244 words
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Article69 1906-07-12 27 Cbolera bat claimed another rietUnitfl Bingkok, tbe death baring occurred ii)wi<* <t Mr Herbert Drewitt, manager of llm Um^kok Dock Ct»inpuiy, Ltd. Tm deceased geuileumii liiiilt'i from Bristol and li«ul only boeii iv tha Siamese city for about five montlis. l]<* was ou'v lifll vc.us of ii I^'", and 169 words
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Article, Illustration578 1906-07-12 27 "Gentlemen, to nla their wearied Mtafti l.y h .I?--; i .-tiiut'S p*aje ;;t .t.'ij.-~-', iL<- astronomer's game, ar<l the pillosopbeVl whk-h irhettM thvr v.' tes, res I t'->-yr minds, and hnrti n^ body in the netn season." All should be addieaai I totibi Chr-^ Editor, r Singapore578 words
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Article415 1906-07-12 28 Ton s age of Bach Nation. We have made a careful compilation of the api ffereni nationalities entering the p ort pore d i the month of June Uiat has just spired This bI eni she.- the number and ton- r mereani resteh orer fifty tons mddoesnoi415 words
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Article153 1906-07-12 28 The Bench (Joint was \esterda\ occupied itith another chapter of the Kelantan cattle »a>eaud at its close lir H. A. Crane, auctioneer, informed the Court that he had sold the cattle hy auction bat when the purchasers went for *bern the people m charge at the Municipal153 words
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200 1906-07-12 28 A 4 free and easy smoker was lieKl at the Police Balmi last night to bid farewell to Chief bwpectof Black who retires from the Straits *\>liee after over twenty years 1 meritorious erviee. Col. LVunefather, [.0.P., was m the Chair and was supported by200 words
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Article327 1906-07-12 28 The following report of the directors, dated Singapore. 4th July, 1906, will be considered at the ordinary meeting on July l±h, at noon.— Your Directors ii«>w submit the accounts for the half-Tear ended 31st March last, being the second half of the business year 1905 1906. The327 words
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233 1906-07-12 28 ADMIRAL SHIMAMURA VISITS HIS EXCELLENCY. i This morning Rear- Admiral Shimamura commanding the Japanese training ship squadron which arrived m port from Australia yesterday, landed m his official capacity and visited His Excellency the Governor. There were not many present at Johnston's Pier to greet him but a half company233 words
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251 1906-07-12 28 At the las I meeting of the Penang Municii p.ilitv, Mr Ha) lif ax read a letter from the 1 Acting Colonial Secretary m which he said 11. E. t he Governor was unable to see his way to re-appoint Mr Hallifax President for six251 words
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Article101 1906-07-12 28 On July 4, Inspector Hait with a party of constables raided a hot m the jungle off Alexandra-rd. and arrested a one-legge 1 Chinaman m the act of making spurious dollars. The house was securely barred and the Inspector had to break his way m and m101 words
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Article899 1906-07-12 28 THE STORY OF DICKENS'S DEATH. The story of Charles Dickens i death has often been told, but never so pathetically as m the June number of the "Pall Mall Mn-a/in- There Mis Perugioi, the novelist*! younger daughter, takes up her pen to disp se of several foolish theories which have899 words
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Article172 1906-07-12 28 An amusing story is (old of how tbe late Mr R. outmatched an Australian Premier m connection with bis scheme for a universal I penny post. Nol long tjpo, comparatively speaking, Iffr Seddon established m New Zealand the system of universal penny postage. Every country io172 words
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Article30 1906-07-12 28 The large portrait of Mr \V. Efanpeam, M.A., pretested u> the IVnang Free School i few months a^*>, lius been stolen (torn its plant m the school, during the holidays.30 words
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Article284 1906-07-12 28 The Mail brings r.m the death of Uii tlj.- < Ihineae < i Hallid s\ U sell, r to tin* < Jhi su«l lei lea X i only tii Bioßthi dist ingui ii< matic meal i miles from I parochial school Em 1 mod au«l284 words
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211 1906-07-12 28 Mr Kvan of Ceylon, *bo i\.- to them i. coming rubber exbil m September, retui ila ;in«l leaws lor Ceyl ■peaki enthn«ia«tic4.llj I I rtviveJ m the Stales, and very f.tv«.;iral>k' ÜBpraeionof I Our of the chief p ordinal ilv g iod growtL of trees211 words
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Article69 1906-07-12 28 HwwilUmslmm proved toa Suiitb. i t WTarn i ptrtatr m t li -L «d B ntt' of Smith, r.ivji last iged .m'Wii 1 j Keren, Ui beiog ei2fi,765 Otberl ■on m Hi*- gnwip »f origio m tl I f buKioew of Tl I.Bm 174»O, Imvt' I» ''it \hom69 words
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Article19 1906-07-12 28 Mr mi 4 Un ten led pw*pti n r B (OMH Aun.nt. >!;:»'•' JjpMMweTmNMftft SquaOi il.ivo.,ral.lnuMtl»«-« tl 119 words
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Article594 1906-07-12 29 squadron bade fan afternoon and left the rain squall j Mela m port to of junks got mer Zieten, which Ight f ..n Chaise c of 1 fr» .in risil to iiy bad .i < Thinaman Court for tres] the Canning. A fine <>f 810 D594 words
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Article14 1906-07-12 29 Minin-Cu. Ud^ For June \*h Muuag Ca Lt.l For .lane Hi14 words
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Letter184 1906-07-12 29 "HOKOUB J<» WHOM HOIfOUB. is DUE.* 1 I i iii. KOITOR. Dbab Sib, I would like to put you right about the origin of the Tanjong Pagar Docks. Fhe gentlemen whose names you mentioned on Sitt m .lay cauie upon the Mene only after the idea had184 words
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Article218 1906-07-12 29 A JOUHg Javanese went to the Arab-st Mosque on Friday ostensibly to pray but the word should be spelt with an "a" for he lurked round near where the Mohammedan mendicants sat awaiting alms. Apparently he got his opportunity when old Mohammedan named Abdullah, a cripple, began218 words
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Article208 1906-07-12 29 A Singaporean at liome, who must now be rejoicing over his few hundred Tanjong Pagar shares, sends the Editor a copy of the tirst 1 issue of P. T. Mr T. I*. O'Connor's new weekly, issued as s result of his retirement from any connection with M.208 words
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Article115 1906-07-12 29 B*miatbttii, a Kliog milkmao, was before Mr Michel! tins BHMTDUIg for selling adulterated milk and a nice little story was told about him. It appeared that on June 25 Inspector Glass met him at IVojoOg P*g*T and took some of hiK milk, which on analysis proved to115 words
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Article94 1906-07-12 29 Wk (tkaham's Cup Competition. The bowls cup presented by Mr James Graham was competed for on the 4th, 6th and 7th of this month. There was 32 entries and the leading ©cores were as tollows. R T. Reid 771 plus 124 W A. H. Wither* S51 plus 094 words
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Article47 1906-07-12 29 Tlie Ladies' .July medal was played yesterday al'r**fiio«u>. ScOTrti: \lrs. Qaaakwec s(> J\' Vrs. I'eir.-,- jl 4; Mis. MN-ir g Mis, Sinhh 1L 2 Mn s ott Ku—ll 12 JJ Mrs. s. s Walker t)O Mrs. Lmml H Miff I'.iyn.-ii.ir.u.y aUo played Iwtretamednc47 words
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Article22 1906-07-12 29 A CNimwu h»« foued il an expeßair© j«t j tAtipn puKonman fo| ynst^nl.ty he w« iaeo sl'*> for tfiting ii constable 11.22 words
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Article476 1906-07-12 29 The usual quarterly nutting of the Licensing Justices was held at tlie Police Court yesterday afternoon, and there were present, besides tli^ Preti&nt Mr AY C. ICichell, Messrs Bailey and Macbean. Mr W. A. Cutcaden, C. I. O. and Licensing officer was also present. Mr Keu«' Lowell represented476 words
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Article260 1906-07-12 29 I The .lulv Monthly Medal was played for on Saturday and Sunday, 7th and Bth. Abundance ot water on the course reudered the game more than usually difficult to many. There were 40 entries and *2t> members returned cards. The Medal was won by Mr Jollie with260 words
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Article100 1906-07-12 29 One Chinaman charged another before Mr Coiniau this morning with stealing a dog valued at $50 from him. The owner of the dog said it was a very valuable one and added that he had l>een tiued three limes for import- utg it into Malacca so its100 words
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Article45 1906-07-12 29 According to the Aineric m Consul at Viennit a Hungtriiu cheniit li ts perfected a prjceu by which huge •ptiotl lenses, formerly costing i £850, and taking several yens to mftkft, cau 1 now be turned OUC m a few weeks at v c^st Uj45 words
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Article944 1906-07-12 29 At (ha age of I<M- a captain m iudian Army lias just died, baring drawn half-pay fet seventy-seven years. The Mitsu Hislii Dockyard at N <-'»- has decided to construct another floating-dock, to accommodate Bteamffffl of 1 1 ,<m<» tone, for Kbbs. The new floating-dock is944 words
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Article1400 1906-07-12 30 Tli*' first of the Association Cup matches played on the Esplanade ground last Thursday, <li<l doI attract a very large attendance though 4ln were present saw a decided!) interesting game. Tin Dul :h team, which with ihmen 1 1!!-- spirit entered the competition, had to ■Met the S.1,400 words
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571 1906-07-12 30 V.MI.A. Beatbn bt EGA. On the Esplanade yesterday evening the V.M.C.A. met the B.G.A. iv the second tie for the Association Cup, but the morning's lieavy rain bad bo wetted the ground that the game I degenerated into a general scramble for the lull. Tlu571 words
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Article117 1906-07-12 30 We have received from the Revenue department of the Government of Burma a copy of the regulations iv force there w.th regard to the granting and leasing of lands for the cultivation of rubber. A further chapter of the Kelantan Oatde C\ise, iv which a Kling named Mooua Pathu is117 words
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Article1019 1906-07-12 30 MALAY WIDOW AND "LANDAU'S LAWS" A Trial With Utterestikg Pbati i yesterday afternoon iv ilu* Supreme Court the bearing was continued of the claim bi by the old Malay 1 idy Nai Tahadjah binte Bai to share m the extensive estate of the I Haji Osmao, upon the ground that1,019 words
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Article171 1906-07-12 30 Aii cdi ri th and the h paeaengi r§ out t Micbell this mo I mini], t". Su. without a licence. who pffosecuh chartered ♦nun |[< v bj the defend tnt i dock J)< wejr, wim--sevenj. ston's Pier. 0 K;unpn, iL r <;',,. h ((1 that171 words
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Article157 1906-07-12 30 The report for 1905 of tin taer Bend states ilj.m j.v i,. June the total }».ii«l i:i w.«j The engapeuieuU were 1:>I a* U«, r.*U-4, Init i lie Hum Mount* I S rOiUu c. mip.tr. <1 with s:> 453 57 perfonaaacoi w.-iv tailing off m lubf m157 words
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Article51 1906-07-12 30 out mishap. Mr Will ur, tin An.. kitnllj infuraN u> tkmH \m to thA rtr-vt t|j:it (Jk -I -it 1! w ii ielivwted ;n its pin.*- v ]iv Morning. 11 <l;i\"s ■«<] L 8 houri im Hw pore, thus J.riimiiii U I tan most ivnmrkiil»l»* tow.-51 words
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Article58 1906-07-12 30 Af the Ik. lf vv;\ ij ■ciberi ..fth.' Dahil A l« ni-ht at !k-|,,!. bouse, B following were Mipoti ''-1 jrear ending 3Ul I> oember S. A. Banthui; Vi-- i KottBeeraUrf II M Uh I A. Mfaa; 'Committee Ab.lullah.A M P«t»H s I.. A. Hibmau The ■mmbera58 words
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Article75 1906-07-12 30 Here i* si suggestive note I i a Kofi loom British School Tli«'i seems mch U tli"> 1 1, V whm for Be •tii>li U routine id I w«'i Ix A h" girls ii i.tr.!\ mpoitant tli-it ii'-tij-vj di •tcrtev will. He »<•-. Hit -r»» is irlmps i lin M75 words
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Article65 1906-07-12 31 {From our o~jl)i Correspondent.) y I SHIPPING ACCIDENTS UP NORTH. Hongkong Rec. July \i, 3 mi H. If. 8. Alacrity has been .v collision with the si earner Chinkiang off the north ea»t pr<»--e nt. n!.-i v an<l has sustained dania^« to her lx>\v>;Tb« sfHijmer Athenian C(»lli«le«l with65 words
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Article141 1906-07-12 32 (July, llj Tin buyers S St. Gambier buyers 7.1*. do. Oube No. 1 11.25 do. do. No. 2 Io 25 Pepper, Black (ordinary 8poi« buyers 2037| do. Wdite, (Fbir L. W. 6 p.. 27.87J Natme^s 110 to the lh.» 31.50 do. HO to tv« a. i 52 Maoe (cJaqcUi141 words
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Article426 1906-07-12 32 MIXES. Capital Capital Issue Paid Issued paid up Value up Company. Quctut $135,000 11(MVM) 1 <( 1" Ber»ii wall Gold M. Co. Ltd $40,000 1" Mi Do Do (DeiV $600,000 6UO.OO0 10 10 Bnmh Hydraulic Tin M. Co. U I $200,000 o 0o0no 10 10 Kadana Gold M. Co.426 words
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Advertisement90 1906-07-12 32 TROPICAL MODELS OF UPRIGHT AX I) HORIZONTAL GRAND PIANOS In ELEGANT and CHASTE DESIGNS. isv thk I .i.owisr, WEI.T, KNOWN IMKERS STEINWAY. BECHSTEIN. RACHALS. COLLARD COLLARD WINKLEMANN. KRAUSS, HAAKE, HOPKINSON. NEW MODELS of our popular TEAK PIANOS 322 c, 5390, 5425 TIME PAYMENTS ARBANCED THE ROBINSON PIANO GO., LTD. Ladies90 words
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Advertisement7 1906-07-12 32 DYSENTERY AND DIARRHOEA. ti Miss Beoir*, «;i.-''-7 words
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Page 32 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous789 1906-07-12 32 FASSKN'iEKS AKK1VKD. Per Lindula From Rangoon llessn Pi MCI, Zoomkarala, T A. Kadir, Bozwhowoki, Bibbing, Pen Mway, Si Ghow, beoog Foot K»-\ Bocl Si :i Han Seng, L'?e Li Googori Hurakhow, Mrs Jordon. From Penally Mr A. C. Jackson and lervt July 5.— -Per Bajafa of Sarawak: Messrs Shaw, Pawle.789 words
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Miscellaneous531 1906-07-12 32 Hel>e. Brit str. Inkster, for Penang and Deli. Resident Sehirr, Dut str. Sudin, for Khio. Malacca, Brit, str., Ols^n. for Port Swetfenham ports. July 8. Isabella; Dut. str, Chote, for Singkep ria ports. Ban Liong, Dut. str.. Winters, for Cotie via ports Cachar, Proh Btr., Orespel i'or Saigon. Babalan, Dut531 words
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Miscellaneous389 1906-07-12 32 VESSELS IN P 0 R T~ *s Mcn-of-Var Flag and Tons Commanders Arrived From Sea MW CoLjBt.,500 Murphy .1 :iy V- ssels FIa*s Tons Master Arrived m Aj;:\ Brit4478 Batt July 1 1 fokohmu AJtixig Dut 704 K< uykman July s B'j AJala Brit 2040 Farmer Jm>- I Anchencrmg Brit389 words
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