Straits Echo, 7 June 1906

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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    35 1 Straits Echo OAILV CHRONICLE OF EVENTS, CIRCULATING THROUGHOUT THE STRAITS, THE FEDERATED MALAY STATES, AND THE FAR EAST GENERALLY. VOL 4k $24 Per Annum. PENANG. THURSDAY, 7th JUNE, 1906. Single Copy, 10 cents. No I^7.
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      1184 1 ASAHI BEER < a ßaas ihvsv '•t '4J '4J «J V) BANKS. Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China. Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corporation. INCORPORATED 13Y ROYAL CHARTER. Paid-up-Capital Kkkkrvb Fund—*lo.ooo,ooo Capital Paid*up Reserve Fund Reserve Liability of Proprietor* 3.800,000 X 975,000 Sterling Reserve *10,000,000 > ..q Silver Reserve Q Ann
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      10 1 SOLE A GENTS. GUINNESS’S STOUT. iHY S.SSV9 s TtANQ LC€
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  • Article
    Rival Interests in Tibet.
    184 2 The Vice* Imperial lies ideal of Lliassa, j whose headquarters aieat Hsiniug, iu Kansu province, has reported to the Waiwupu that the Russian officials ou the Mongolian frontiers having signified their intention to j Mind a ißtlitarv officer with forty Cossacks to act as ail escort
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    Mainly About Manners.
    619 2 Frank Richardson eulightens the World with the following The surest sign of success is popularity. Therefore, behave as though you are popular. Come into the room like a popular man, anybody will be glad to see you Jt is almost impossible iu Eugiaud to become eminent by
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      165 2 No Competition The uuifoitn success of Chauil»ei lain's Colic, CMiohia ami Dianhoca IJemedy in 1 lit» i* lief ami cure of bmvel emu plaints Udb ill chfldic:» am] adults lias luomjrht it into almost universal us*, so that it is practically without a rival, and, as everyone who has used
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      1898 2 FINISIN F.NIBIN FINISIN NEURALGIA NEURALGIA cured. NEURALGIA FINISIN THE FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, 17a. Northam Road. only ve PENANG SALES ROOM. The World*Renowned Neuralgic Cure). The most distressing pain is relieved with this remedy, and often so quickly, as to bo remarkable. After oO years’ experience, we tin hesitatingly v ay you
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      ARRIVALS.
      67 3 HokOaM'ON, lie. S I', S;»ll, 7'ti .JlMl*’, Aclieen. tltli June. (i(m l’> m II» II m. Hum I’.r s s., »4S, fnk?»l 7ili .lun**, iSiimapoie, oth Jll in 1 (li’ii, \V r M. it Co Patkocll’*, Hi > ».Vi7. lin i lev. (.i'll June. HiverjHiol. (Illi .M.iv, lieu \V.
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      DEPARTURES
      48 3 7«li June Iteitj, for Siturapuiv, China Mini Japan. ll> tie, for Deli. Pi-tret, for P.in»kalau Hi and.in. Ae-viyer, for Deli. (•nito». for H.nmkor aud loluk AiimHi Xo'fomt. for lfan^Loii. lon der Parra, tor IVIi, Uija.ii, Ivlie atid T bemaixe. F/yimj FiVA.'foi I’m I Weld and 'I itipinu.
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    EXPECTED.
    46 3 1 CKsri* J ĕ'*nii A r>H<, Al«*sia Hanilnu;» M AC... Till Ju:h*. Henart v Siiiirapore S.ll&O. 1 lth 0. F China !> M ACo. Mi O. A jm: ir Calcutta A Co inii >S lljjf.l p<)l M Il.ACn. i.“>11, A. Ajx*;ir Sil)”ii |>ore A Co. Will
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    SAILINGS.
    61 3 1 .1 *>.,1» f,eaves Ale-sia Silica |*m m i;.m ao 7i !i ,1 uno. A ucliencra.’ '“in^apuir ’.S.s ACV H«*n:iri v IjOluloil *> 15 A( \> 11 tli C. I' Ii(M*ih/. H n in i >ii i ••j' 1*. M A Jo. MU. \rear Silica iic \.A A <...
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    96 3 For I’oit .Sxvettenliain mid .Malacca Per Cornelia, to monow, I pm Horl Sxvei tenliam and Singapore—Per Perak, to morrow, I pm. Singapore, llon»koijo a Sliaimlim and Japan—Her Ciin.o. to* morrow, 'J. pm. Sinoapoie. Houj'koutf, Swatoxv end Amoy —Per II aihora to morrow, 1» p.ni. ami llonirkon» Her titti
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    Passengers.
    19 3 IVr i i’ohi 'oUiim'i o Mr. li. Kairili** IV' lfella, for Singapore Mr. aud Mrs. Adamson. I>r M'i'jlistoii.
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      1363 3 (SHIPPING.) 4AL IS. N. Co. INTENDED SAILINGS. British Ln«li:i Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. Tor Negapataw, Intended to Sail. Steamer. »r S it. 9lb Juue 2 p in. Madras, Pondicherry. Cuddalore and 1 Sat 24rd June 2 ij.ui KarricaJ. Effected Arrivals and Departures. Mail Service. Outwards Rangoon Calcutta, pin Moil. 11tli
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      140 3 For Singapore, Hongkong, Swatow t i '4am) Amoy. r IMIK (J.mij)ar v’s Sl( a iiip WaUn.ra, I I CT.Jplain W Mtowii, will |f*ave for (lie I nl>ove ports, on FriJ iv. the 8lli iustaut, a| 3 p in For freight or pasxa,'»* apply to KOK GUAN Co., Owner». 1‘euaug. 1st
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    The Straits Echo.
    99 4 Justice *aUnfl««eTer*body aud justice alone.—Emerson. Established June Ist, 1903. I’uWished daily (except Sunday s.i AT IBS CRITERION PRESS, Ltd., N<». 226 —23*2, Beach Street, Peuaug. PRICK DAILY LOCAL $24 per annum OL'TSTA TIONS Pusiatfe Ex.r.i. MAIL RDITION (Poe; Kreei $U CABLE ADDRESS: Echo—Penang.” Telephone N«». 188. A’.
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  • Current Topics.
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      Naval Manoeuvres.
      170 4 The telegram-which we publish to-dav appears to indicate tlial the coming Naval manoeuvres are not to be upon such a large scale as was at tirst anticipated, for the programme, as given by Reuter, coniines the whole of the operations to the Atlantic, so that only the Home
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      III Winds.
      321 4 The proverb tells us that **it is indeed an ill wind that blows nobody- anv good and •f mf O the iii winds which have been visiting the j United States of late are blowing gold into the pockets of British traders and especially into those of our
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      The Bomb Outrage.
      457 4 As further details of the recent bomb outrage in Madrid reach us, so is our horror iuereased at the fiendish cruelty of the assassin. Even if oue could imagine that Morel had any personal grievance against King Alfonso, it would be no excuse j for his employing
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    H. E. the Governor.
    578 4 The outward F. O. steamer Delt i arrived here from Europe via ports this morning bringing a large contingent of passengers for lhe Far East, urnoug whom were 11. E. Sir John Anderson, Governor of the Straits Settlements, and Miss Audersou. Directly the vessel cast anchor
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    The Late Mr. Hudson.
    397 4 A Singapore Tribute. Un Tuesday moruiug, upon his lordship Mr. Justice A. G. Law taking his seat upon the Bench at the Singapore Supreme Court, feeliug allusiou was made to Mr. Hudson’s sad death. The Acting Chief Justice said (and the I members of the liar
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    The Late Mr. E. Zobel.
    1418 4 The Inquest. Yesterday afternoon Mr. G. A. Hereford, Coroner, held an request upon the death of Mr. E. Zobel, with a jury consisting of Messrs. George Walker (foreman), C. i rim j Johnson aud W. D. Wilson. The Corouer announced that it would not Le
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    Penang Golf Club.
    44 4 In future ou the 2nd Saturday of web mouth there will be a competition under handicap. Two rounds to be played ou Saturday and Sunday. Entrance fee *l- entries. A cup of the value of the entrance fees will be (riven.
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    League Football.
    130 4 St. X- I- vt. A.-C. S. An interesting League foottwill match was playel off yesterday afternoon <>u tlx* Esplanade between St Xavier’s Institution and the Auglo-Chiuese School. There was a large crowd of spectators. The Saiuts played a far superior game to that of their opponents. Ou thy
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    Tin.
    80 4 New Gopeno, Limiteo. The following are the returns fro Me» Gopeug, Limited, for tt»e month of May Output v... 301 piculs. Approximate Value 315. 053 Working Expenses 4.000 Approximate Profit 11,953 The Tronoh Mines, Limitki». Output for the month of May, 190 b Undressed Tin Ore produced (unsold) .a«t.2.777W
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      336 4 HARMSTON’S CIRCUS 1 AND Royal Menagerie of Performing Wild Animals. G-RAITD OFJSXriXTG- ITIG-HT, SATURDAY. 9th JUNE. 1906. LOCATION, DATO KRAMAT GARDENS. ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY. LOOPING THE LOOP ON /7 BICYCLE. He Skirts tlie Borderland of Eternity and Nightly Shakes Dice with Death. In other words he must Loop the Loop or
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  • TELEGRAMS.
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      The Navy.
      113 5 The Coming Manoeuvres. (Supplied by Reuter.) Loudon, 7tli -’uue. The programme for the Naval manoeuvres hits bteu issued. They arc to extern] from Great Britain to Gibraltar and iuto the South Atlautic and are to last from the 23rd Juue to the 2nd July. Admiral Sir William H.
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      The Soudan.
      77 5 Attack on a Garrison. (Supplied by Under.) houdou, Tth Juue.—The Cairo correspondent. of the Tribum wires that the natives of Talodi, two hundred miles south of El obeid, have attacked the Soudanese gurrisou, killing two officers and fifteen men. Later news states that forty Egyptians were killed at
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      Spain.
      69 5 The Madrid Outrage (Supplied by Reuter.) London, 6t.h Juue. —Two more soldiers have died as the result of iujuries sustained iu the bomb outrage in Madrid. Owiug to the number of iujured persons suffering from blood poisoning it is believed that the bomb was poisoned. A torchlight procession euded
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      Russia.
      48 5 Duma vs. Government. (Supplied by Reuter.) London, 7th June.—There are no symptoms of couciliatiou between the Kusaiau Government aud the Duma, which sits for many hours daily discussing the misdemeanours, .of., officialdom and vast projects for reform. Minister Gourko was yesterday howled down by the Peasants’ party.
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      The Kaiser.
      66 5 The Viehnsi Visit. (Supplied by Renter.) Loudon, 7th Juue. —The Kaiser has arrived at Vienna aud Was welcomed by the Etuperor Francis Joseph at the station. The Kaiser paid a visit to Count Goluchowski von Qoluchowo, the Austriau Foreigu Minister. Count Tsehirscky also visited Upunt Golpchowski and the
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      Morocco.
      48 5 A Naval Demonstration (Supplied by Reuter.) Loudou, 7th Juue. —France is sending two cruisers to Taugier to support her demands for reparation for the inur'er of a Ficuclimau named Charlrouuier, outside Tangier. The demands include the execution of the mureleics aud the payment of a heavy indemnity.
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      Japan.
      34 5 Manchuria and Korea. (’Supplie>l by Reuter.) London, 7th June. —The Japanese have decided to garrison Korea with two divisions and to keep twenty thousand meu iu Manchuria, exclusive of the Port Arthur gariiauu.
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      Meat Scandal.
      50 5 Opportunity (or the Colonic». (Supplied by Reuter.) Loudon, 7th Juue, —It is autiuipated that the Chicago disclosures will cause a boom in Australian aud New Zealaud turned goods. It is stated that the War Office »ud Admiralty stipulated for the supply of Colonial tiuned meats iu receut coutraot*.
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      Natal.
      24 5 The Native Rising (Supplied by Renter.) Loudon, 6th Juuo. —There is growing •'Ppreheusiou iu Natal owing to the disaffection of the chief Dinguela.
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      Politics.
      37 5 General Election Predicted. (Supplied by Reider.) Loudon, 7th Juue.—Mr. Chamberlain, speakiug at Highbury, said that the Education Bill would uever be passed aud be would not be surprised if there was a general election uext spring.
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      Sport.
      19 5 Tbe Herkomer Race. (TUo Otlaeiaiitcher Lloyd'*" Set vice) Berlin, 7tli Juue.—Priuce Heinrich took part iu tbe Herkomer race.
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    Inter-State Sport
    532 5 Pec aic vk. Selangor The cricket mutch, played at Batu Gajah duriug the Whitsuntide holidays, resumed in a draw, the scores being as follows Selangor, Ist InningsA. B. Hubback c Greuier b Fox 90 M. H. Whitley b Bradberv 3 J. Bligh-Orr liit wicket, b Fox 14 li.
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    SELANGOR TURF CLUB.
    350 5 tiitries for June MeetingFirst Day Maiden Puik —Diogeuae, Warrior, Dawn. Planters’ Cup —Mala pert, Oberou, Propriety, First Preston, Rutland, Excelsior, Tease, Selangor Stakes —Rapid Pilgrim, Jim Gosper, Essiugtou. Champion Griffins —Amazon, Roues, Kristna, I. O. U., Kerosiue, Arseoic, Mustard, Leaves, Jodbpore, Q. B. D., Tasma. Galloway Handicap.
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    Carey’s Island.
    434 5 A special to tho Times of Ceyiun dated May tfti, says that the prospectus of the, Jugra Laud aud Rubber Estates .had teeu issued aud that the Company would 1 go it'd 1 allotment ou £BO,OOO. which amouut lirfd been underwritten. The T. of C says; This is
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    Canton News.
    207 5 Editors Feted. Canton. AJay 2 b. Tb« Editors-«>f the Canton daily uewspnpeis received au agreeable surprise yesterday. All Cf them received a message from the Natulioi Magistral*, requesting their coiupauy at a tea party. In view of the recent suspension of the A>iu by otiicial orders the editors
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    China.
    250 5 The Urgent Customs Appointments. It i. stated iu Peking that, owiug to the misapprehension of tbe Miuis'ers of the various Powers iu Peking as to the real reai son of tliereceut appoint meiit to the Customs, the Waiwupu has instructed the Chinese Miuisteis accredited to the various governments of
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    FIXTURES.
    84 5 To- DAT. 16lh Dav of lutereaL.iv 4th M«jol. Football Match Y. M. C A. v*. P. C. 0 Town Band, Chinese Recreation C üb, o to 7 p m. Criterion Dinner. E. A O. Hotel, 8 p.m. Baud in attemlance. Matsuo's Japanese Cinematograph, C »rner of Penang B >ad
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    MAILS DUE.
    15 5 Chi ua Occaiui) 9i li J urn German (F.o6n)- I2th China (G‘ieittiiiri > :*T3th
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    P. & O. SAILINGS.
    43 5 P. O. SAILINGS. Mail Service. Outwards. Homewards. DeiHtnha ‘it June, j Oceana 9 June. Delhi 4 July, j Donyohi ?.V bxira Service. Outwards. Homewards. Sardinia tj Juno, j R<denno June, Mubin 20 Pi daw iu 29 Bdf" For part iculars see Page 3.
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    THE MOON.
    30 5 O FnH .M«h»ii June 7»h 4117. ah. f 1,,-u.i tjuarvei l4fli 2:34 4a m. O New ,\|o«»u 22ml 67« 6 a xi. First Quartei 2 th 9.189 pm.
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      18 5 The French Confectionery, 17a, Northaw Road, X TO-NIGHT. l*t: iVffofteuJ Vjuiill*,' .«Cni *4 V Vif F*lW t‘‘ s
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      60 5 Beware of a Cough. Now is tlx» time to get rid of that cough, for if you I*?* it, Jiaug ou no one can fell what the**nd may be. Others hive beeu cured of their coughs vprv quickly l»y using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Why not you V George Town Oispensary,
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      93 5 Contracted Neuralgia During the War. 1 had a bad oa-e of neuralgia wbicli I Contracted duriuo the war. 1 tried several kinds of inedieiue but they did me uo good uutil a friend of mine recommended Chamlierlain s Pain Halm which gave me immediate relief. I hare had no trouble
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      381 5 ■W ANTED. CENTRAL SALES ROOM, BOOK-KEEPER from Ut July. Union Street. Must be thoroughly competent. Applv to KENNEDY A Co., 1, Do truing Stre>t. I 6-O-UO 359 lwk Auction Sale. NOTICE. \Y E hereby give notice that Mea»i>. Liiu Eu Toll, Khoo It Seug anu Khoo It Ghee dissolve»] their
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
  • Obituary
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    19 5 Obituary. General Desirier. (Hujjplled by Renter.) Loudon, 7th June.—The death is announced of General Desirier. the Governor of Paris.
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    China’s Army Reforms.
    1400 6 A prime obstacle to the < stabiislnuent of an efficient, army m China has hithc to been the contemptuous attitude maintained by the officials aud the upper classes to everytiling and everybody connected with tlie military profession l he Qeucral was never, regarded as more than a
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    EXCHANGE.
    125 6 Pkna.no, 7th Junk. (fly courtesy of the Chartered Ifauk London Demand Hank ..2/4* 4 months’ sight Bank 2/4. 8 Credit 2/ 1 g 3 Documentary .2/4{ij Calcutta, Demand Hank Ivs l/4i 8 davs’ sight Private 177 Bmnhar. Demand Bank 1744 Mont mein. Demand Bank 173q[ 3 davs* sight Private
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    PRODUCE.
    236 6 j Gold iea[ 5 ho. I». Pepper C-*a->! 8it». •»«>/.» out >tod White Pepper 5 80. Btv>s Traug Pepper 21:. sellers Cioves (picked) 42. sale* Mace 70 Mace Pickiugs Nutmegs 1I Os op..— sates i’ No. I o 40 j Sugar 2 *i« stoic. j P.askei *2 06 sales
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    SHARES.
    691 6 'i Number of .p Capital. Shares sue Last Dividend. Name. (Quotations. i alue. issued. .Mining 1900 5 175.<XK) 14.000 10 It r.ersu a ah Gold Mining Co. Ltd. #12 50 tetters. 19Ul O.'O.imh) ***** 10 It Hftiseli HvdraubcTiu Mining Co. Lid 815.25 #e£ers. 1903 X lOOijOO 350.000 1 1
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      116 6 MACKAY’S LIQUEUR WHISKY. Cieslers’ Champagne*. James BUCHANAN Co.’s CELEBRATED RED SEAL AND BLACK AND WHITE WHISKIES. I BANDILANDS, BUTTERY Co. AGENTS. PE.XAXG A- PERAK. m "^■unu Yv&- «S3 3« U CO mi X 98 o j* J UJ v'y < GNSf m G* o THE CELEBRATED “S. B. Co.” GIN
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      200 6 JOHN TYNDALL Co. 7 CELEBRATED PEACOCK t'l BRAND CEYLON TEAS. I Certified by Dr. Donald of Penang as follows Messrs. Tyndall &L' Peacock Bland Ten I have used and nuicli appreciate Excellent in flavour and fr edoin from the vegetable astringents -which tend to produce digestive troubles. Arch. Donald, M.
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    U. S. Courts in China.
    240 7 Injiek the above headiug a Hongkong contemporary remarks:—We have Hotel receutly important changes iu the U. fcv Consular Service in China as a lesult of the energetic «ffortftof •Jocietury l£ lhu Root to cleanse the Augean stable. Efforts have situ»} been i xercised in other
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    Piracies in Hongkong Waters.
    399 7 Fishing Junk "Hklu Up.” Fou 80me time the gang o. pintles which iufest <1 the waters of Fongkoug have lam dormant, hut apparently they have set to work again to mak up for lost lime, for «luring ilie past v,e k two armed fmttciea have been
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      757 7 P, lYlolr Cranes’ CYLINDER OIL. ffONi jf»Wi'9* Sandilands Hutiery Co. Srm BLUTHNER II BUY!!! ifc* Tetter’s Patent Petroleum Engines. THE HOST PERFECT MOTOR OF THE DAY. BUY! 10 years' written THIS IS THIS BEST WARRANTY OPPORTUNITY. AN 03, $460 only. Second Hand, o yea'*’ nritien WARRANTY. NOTICE. riYHL uudet i>eg
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      17 7 John Bazley White Bros., PORTLAND CEMENT, “LION BRAND.’’ Sandilands, Buttery <f Co., A 0 N > PENANG ATMS
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      1298 8 YOON SUN, DENTISTRY WATCHMAKER JLrtELLEK I>t>iilei* iu Gold and Silver Watches. Gruphophoues, Records, Pius, A.e Ac. Prices Very Moderateitepaiicr of any description of Musical instrument* and Gru pliuphoues. Ac.. Ac. Ao. Market street. VV. MANSON, American Dentist, Late of Dr. Allen Co., Pha, U.S.A. Lim Sun Ho, CHOP ti&'NC MOH
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