Straits Echo, 16 July 1906

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    Masthead
    36 1 Straits Echo 10-PAGE EDITION. OAILV CHRONICLE OH EVENTS, CIRCULATING THROUGHOUT TUB STRAITS, THE I'EDERATEI) MALAY STATES, AND THE EAR EAST GENERALLY. V()L/ $24 Per Annum, PENANG, MONDAY, lGtli JULY, 1906. Single Copy, 10 cents. No 160
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      1428 1 ASAHI BEER TIANG LfcE CO., SOLE AGENTS. ASAHI BEER BANKS. Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corporation. IMedcriandsche Handel Capital Paul up Rawer vo Fund Rewerve Liability|of Proprietors Jk!800,000 A075.000 £800,000 Penang Rangoon Singapore Shanghai Sourabaya Thaiping Tientsin Yokohama Head Office: HATTON
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      13 1 SOLE AGEXTS. GUINNESS’S STOUI u *s**r HIV S,SS¥H o*> 3 11 OM*l L
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    Red Tape
    317 2 A Wat They Have on the Railway. Au interest ug little episode lias just Wrought to a more or less sat isfactory conclusion, says the Malay Mail. Early in June, the Railway Department (Trjffic Manager's Office) owed some eighty or ninety dollars to a business ofliee in Ivuala
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    Love.
    582 2 As Seen Through Philippine Spectacles. Perhaps more than am thing else we exiles from America aud Europe miss Ihe pranks of Cupid, says a writer in the Manila {\iblcnew«. Doubtless the god of love plavs Ins tiicks as delightfully here as elsewhere but not in a fashion intelligible to
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      67 2 Caution! I’ersous when travelling should exercise care in tlie use of drinking water. As a safeguard it is urged that every traveller secure a bottle of Chamberlaiu’s Colic, Cholera aud Diarrhoea Remedy before leavhome, to be carried in the hand baggage nns may prevent distressing sickness and i annoying delay,
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      2043 2 V. tv*» JUiu flic or (tlil sed *en to bat to mtid ho lie to iury. s” ud for ut. se” a 1,” he s” Ins •ps ui<18 1TEUEALGIA CURED. CURED. rfllN REMOVED WITH FINIKIN (The W< rld-Renowned Neuralgia Cure.); FINISIN FIN 1 SIN u T he Worldl'iuictv Renowned Neuralgia
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  • Shipping.
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      ARRIVAIS.
      168 3 Pan Wha’it Sjom, Pr.. ss, 181 b Milne, loth July, Langkat, Wen Q B. K«. Lady Weld, Pr. s 2d-*», Quine, 1-3. h July, Teluk Anson, Wen —Straits S S. Co. Hono Wan i, Pr. s.s., 2 050. Slater, 15th Juue. Amoy. Wen —K W. C'o. W i.KNOGLE, Hr.
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      DEPARTURES
      51 3 15lh July. for Calcutta,, Can Inn. for Paugkor and Teluk Ausou. Chan Tai. for Perl is and Set ill. Hebe, for Deii. Jumna for Negapatam. Pen fa kota, for Port Swetteuhaiu A Singapore. Jai ara, for Sabaug, Olehleh. aud P*ilaug. Plying Dragon, for Port Weld aud Talpiug. iVfidoya, for
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    EXPECTED.
    29 3 1 cue cl* r rroui i v t Agent* (■hie Liglituiug Calcutta A.A A.Co. 19t.hJulv. C. A pear 8iuga(H»e A A A Co. E trail Glasgow S.B&Co. 29ik
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    SAILINGS.
    27 3 I #<'/* b'nr A;e,iL Leaves 1 Liglituiug G. A pear Errall L Singapore i Calcutta Siugaporn A A.A.Co. 20tbJuIj X.A.A Co. !2Gtl» 3 B «SLCo. 29tli i
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    141 3 Foe Laugkit—Per Han Whatt •Soon, tomorrow, 1 pm. Tongkah— Per Rotorua, to morrow, l p.m. AsVhau Per U Hale ivy n, to-morrow, 1 p m. Edie, T. Semawe, Segli, Olehleh and Sa bang —Per Hole Canton, to morrow, 2 p.m. Port Swetteuliain and Singapore—Per Pin Seng, to-morrow, 3
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      1227 3 (SHIPPING.) '*xTAir p, 0. m&jM N. Co. Mail Service. Outwards l„lv I!* s.s. Moldavia connecting with s.s. Victoria 2 s.s. Malta |t> s.s. Urea nut s.s. Delta do do do 8.«. China 8.8. India Homewards. i„lv ‘I 8.8. Della connectingwith ,u v n~:t Aug. 4 8.8. Dt tvanha IS 8.8.
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      282 3 For Singapore, Hongkong, Swatow Amoy. Ho tty tVan 1, Captain J. stalker, !1_ is expested to arrive on Mom]ivy, the I6tli instant, and will leave for the ‘above pulls u Weduosday, the 18th imetaut, at;; p.m. For 1 1 ight or pa sage apply to KOE trUAN CJo, Aycnf.* for
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    The Straits Echo
    98 4 Jostioe satisfies everybody and justice alone —Jtmrr»- <■. Established June 1st, 1903. Published daily (except Sundays.) AT THI CRITERION PRESS, Ltd., No. 226—232, Beach Street, Penang PRICE I .IAILY LOCAL $21 per anna» OCTSTATIOS8 Postage Extra. HAIL EDITION (Poet Free) $10 CABLE ADDRESS: Echo—Penang.” Telephone No. 188.
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    Piracy in China.
    1734 4 Ever since the West River lias been I opened to foreign trade piracy inis been rife on this big waterway. Not that I we mean to a ay that tio piracy existed i before the opening of the river, but I merely that now that foreign vessels
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    Linggi Plantations. Ltd.
    45 4 A telegram received from Loudon bv Messrs. Guthrie Co., Singapore, states that the annual meeting of the Liuggi Plantations, Ltd., has been held and that a dividend of 7 ou Preference shares aud 4 per cent, ou Ordinary shares has been declared.
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    Straits Scholars in England.
    101 4 From English papers to hand, we note the following Mr. Lim Guau Cheng, Queen’s Scholar, 1904, has been placed iu the First Class iu the Intercollegiate Science Examinations. Mr. Chau Sze Jin, F M. S. Scholar, 1904, has obtaiued Third Class Honours iu Pait I of
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    The District Hospital.
    158 4 As our readers are uo doubt aware, the P.iu.er Hospital will henceforward be known as the District Hospital. This is nolhiug but right, because the bulk of the patieuts tieated within its walls are not iudigeuts but mining and other coolies, artisaus, petty traders, domestic servants, etc.
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    The Assizes.
    218 4 The fourth Assizes of the year open in the Supreme Court at 11 o’clock to-morrow morning. There are altogether 10 cases on the calendar, four of which are from the Province. The following is a list of the cises:— I.—Mat Kassim bin Mat Hashim—l. Robbery aud causing grievous
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    Training Notes.
    458 4 U Saturday s training notes w crowded out of our last .ssue owing to w! of s They are as follows The No. 1 course was opened for w.> r L the outside half, the uew. white ZL, wooden harriers showing ud well mu should be adopted on
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    Cricket.
    438 4 Over 5 years in the East vs. Unuek 5 years. This match was played in fine weather ou the Esplauade on Saturday afternoon and resulted iu a win for the older folk by 4 wickets. Bradbery had the lest batsuieu ou his side, aud Muglistou the best bowleri. The
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      214 4 ODR NEW CONSIGNMENT V OK COLLARD COLLARD’S PIANOFORTES HAVE AKKIVEl). Direct from fhe Factory OK ABOVE WORLD-RENOWNED MAKERS. The Only Reliable Piano for the East. EVERY INSTRUMENT GUARANTEED. INSPECTION INVITED Agents: CUNNINGHAM. CLAliK .V Co, Central Salt? llootw A BENEFIT CONCERT TO Mr. EDGAR MclNTYRE UNDER THE 1'ATRoNAOE OF THE
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  • Obituary
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    221 4 Domestic Occurrence. Death. On the loth inst., at No. 5 Love Lane. M rs. Chua Kee Ee (daughter of the late Mr. Yeoli Cheng Kung), age 26. Singapore papers please copy. Obituary. Mrs. Chuah Kee Ee. We tender our siuoerest condolences to Mr. Chuah Kee Ee ou the death of
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  • TELEGRAMS.
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      The Army.
      260 5 Mr Haldane’s Scheme Discussed. (Supplied by It enter boudou, IKh July.—Mi*, flaldaue euiiiliasised thenecessity for maintaining sufficient troops at home to feed the forces abroad, .lecturing that we are under au obligation to maintain the tuJiau Army at its present nlreiigiti* not merely to resist aggression I JUt
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      Russia.
      201 5 The Duma (Sytplied by lteuter.) boudou, 15th July.—The Russian Duma has decided to scud six deputies to the Interparliamentary Conference iu Loudon. Cavalry Revolt. I The Ostasiatischer Lloyd'* Service.) Berlin. Itith July.—The Russian cavalry at 'i'ambow have revolted and lighting has taken pla.ee with the Cossacks. Peasants in Reyolt.
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      Egypt.
      69 5 The Growing Unrest. (tinpylied iij lieuter.) Loudou, 14rh July.—Speaking m the House of Commous Sir Edward (Trey said tliiil, tlie gta'emeutg lie had tuade with reR*rtl to uuresl. iu Egypt were based upon coutyueulial reports from Jfis Majesty’s represeutative iu Cairo extending over several uioutps. Sir Edward hopes to
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      The Transvaal.
      34 5 Ihe West Ridgeway Committee. (Supplied by Reuter Ijoudou, 10th Juiy.—The West Ridgeway *"iiiinittee has returned to Eugiaud from 1 lih '1 nxusvaal aud hopes to baud its report Loiil Klgin uext week.
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      China.
      40 5 A Piratical Attack. (Supplied by Renter.) Loudon, 10th July.—Chinese pirates l lUcL«d the British river s*eamer Sainam llw,r 'Vuchau, ou the West River, aud Mlled the Hev. Mr. MacDonald, wounding *l® ciptaiu chief eugiueer. The pnaten escaped iu junks.
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      Persia.
      33 5 Rioting in Teheran. (Supplied by Reuter.) Loudou, 10th July.—A collision has oeCU| ie<l at Teheran betweeu a procession of 'iialcouteuts and students and the troops. welveof the processionists and two soldiers "<•»<> killed.
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      Mexica.
      28 5 Anti-American Movement (lhe Ostaeiatischer Lloyd's Service.) Perliu, 10th July.—There is an antiAmerican movement iu Mexico, instituted by seciet societies, but it is being opposed by President Diaz-
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      Canada.
      24 5 Treaty with Japan. (Supplied by Reuter.) Loudou, 15th July.—A treaty bet ween Japan aud Cauada has lieeu ratified, giving Canada material trade advantages.
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      Germany,
      92 5 King Edward's Visit. (The (Jetmtiatiec/ier Lie yd'e Sendee.) Berliu. 1 (Jt.li July.— f lhe Jute of King Edward’s visit to Germany is still uudecided. German Africa. Ijerliu, ltith July.—la German East Africa several of the rebellious tribes have submitted aud the prelimiuarv military expeditious have been suspended. (Supplied by
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      Arabia.
      27 5 Recruits fur Yemen (Supplied by Reuter Loudon, ltith July.—It is reported from Constantinople that 17,000 recruits have been called to the colours for service in Yemen.
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      France.
      185 5 The Dreyfus Case (Supplied by Reuter.) Loudou, 14th July.—The majority of the French newspapers approve of the rehabilitation of Captain Dreyfus and there is a general feeliug of relief now that the case is defiuitely closed. Loudon, 14th July.—The French Chamber has voted that the remains of M. Zola
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      Ex-Empress Eugenie.
      44 5 A Visit to the Austrian Fmperor. -—t (Supplied by Reuter.) Loudou, lfith July.—Tin ex-Empress E'lgeuie has paid a visit to the Emperor Francis Joseph at Isold. The Emperor received her aud saw* her off agaiu at the station after a pathetic farewell.
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      Motormania.
      24 5 The C awley Accident. (Supplied by Reuter.) Loudou, 14th July.—lu the Crawley motor-bus accident ten persous were killed aud tweuty-six injured, all holiday-makers.
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      Sport.
      116 5 Shooting (Supplied by Reuter.) Loudou. 14th July.—Shooting at Bisley for the Mackiuuon Cup, Scotland score».! 1,445, England 1.420, Cauada 1,870, the Malay States Guides l,3‘2*d, Guernsey 1,202 aud Ireland 1,280. Subadar Jewala Siugli. of the Guides, scored 133 iu a most difficult wind. Cauada won the Kalapore < ’up
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      Tanjong Pagar.
      54 5 Payment of Costs. (Supplied by Reuter.) Loudou, 14th July.—Lord Elgiu, answering Sir Edward Sassoon- re the Taujong I Pagar Award costs, said that they would be paid iu the first iustauce by the Governor of the Straits Settlements aud would bo a charge upon the undertaking which the
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    Legislative Council.
    1366 5 Ordinary Meeting, Friday, 13th July. I’IiESENT. j His Excellency the Governor Sir John Anderson, k.0.m.0. I Hou. Capi. A. H. Young (Col. Secretary Hon. J. B. In nos 1 Act. Attorney-General). Hon. A. Murray, c.E.. 81.1.c.L*. (Col. Engineer). Hon. \V. J. Napier, n.c 1,. Hon. Tan Jiak Kim.
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    Government Gazette.
    600 5 The Government Gazette of the loth July coutaius the following items of information The Pauper Hospital will iu f ture be known as tiie District Hospital, Penaug. His Excellency ihe Governor has been pleased to re-appoint (lie Hou'blc John Anderson, tiie Ilou’ble W. 11. Shelford and Mr. W.
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    FIXTURES.
    55 5 T©-dat. 25tii Day of sth Moon. I*. C. C. Lawn Tenuis Tounaiueul. Town Baud. Esplanade, to 7 pin Matsuo’s Japanese Cinematograph, Corner of Penang Road aud Campbell Stieet, !> p.ui. Tu-mokuow. 2oth Day of sth Moon. P. C C Lawn Tennis Tournament. Matsuo's Japanese Cinematograph, Corner of Penang Road
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    MAILS DUE.
    19 5 Euglish Mo 1 davit* lPih July. Chiua (Delta) 21st China trnei-enan) 24th German (P. E Friedrich) 25th
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    P. & O. SAILINGS.
    52 5 P. O. SAILINGS. Hail Service. Outward». Ho m k vc a h os. Moldavia 19 July, j Delhi HI Ju'ij Malta Awj. j Devaultu 4 Amj. l-.vtr i Serv'ce. OuiwAKax. Houkwa ids Java V/ Ju f i(. Pe*hawtir 18 Ju!;/. Socotra 7 A’itj. Japan U 7 «r Fur particulars see
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    THE MOON.
    24 5 O July 21*t. 7.59.1. p.m. First Quarter 29th 2 563. am. O Full .\ui{. 4'h 7.**9.7. pm. Qioirlpr I *1.1» 9.4-7.5. a.v.
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      16 5 The French Confectionery, 17a, Northam Road. TO-NIGHT. CvftVw aud Vuuilla, a vitt wkty of Kaucy OaL«o
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      215 5 the SILVER RIBBON Na ME PEA Tie on your easy-runni g M ASSKY-HARRIS, is a su e indication of f y: ur money’s worth, and the BEST in BICYCLE} LADIES’ AND MEN’S CUSHION FRAME ROADSTER OR RACING MODELS Aoii buy certain satisfaction with a MASSEY. They lead in every country
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      144 5 UPTON’S WINES SPIRITS. Messrs. Tek Thye Cathiravaloo, HUJiE.SALJ! AUK MTS, 34. Beach Street. Ito tail from lVnung Commercial Company, '*9, Headi Street, ami Heap L«ee and Company, oe, Bench Street. Al.bO ON SALK At all Respectable Hotels. Specialities Lipton s Special Scotch Whisky, Lipton's Special Irish Whisky, Crown Standard Invaiiil
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      48 5 WEATHER. Tmk following report is kiihllv sunolie*! i v the Siirna.1 Director of Fort Corntvullis 5o.tr. >ia.ir<. 0.1»-. a y In Hav n.. s7 •_> tv r. Ki ae Fine Wti. S. 8. Tli»> uiitifil! ijmiiio Him Of it i-t i.to. Iv w»is nil. lMIO’r. Trt-^ajr Fine hours oil.lei]
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    Dooley on Work and sport.
    1399 6 “A hard time th’ rich have iujviu' life, «aid Mr. Dooley. l.’d thrade with thiu>,” said Mr. lieu* ucssy. 1 wud not,” said Mr. Doo'ey. lis too much like hard wurruk. If 1 iver got hold iv a little mound iv th’ mouey, divvle th’
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    EXCHANGE.
    123 6 PKSANU, ItIXH Junv. (II y courtesy of the Chartered Bank.) London Demand Bank ...2/4 4 months’ sight Bank 3 Credit 2/4^- 3 Documentary ..2/4$ Calcutta, Demand Bank ivs. 1 3 days’ sight I’rwute 170$ B nnbay. Demand Bank 174 j Moulmein, Demand Bank 1734 3 days’ sight Priv»»e 1704
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    PRODUCE.
    227 6 Gold leaf ...i 00. B. Pepper VV. Coast out ol .'tocl> While Pepper 5 28 50 Traug Pepper 21 37^ Cloves (picked 42. —sines Mace 70 Mace Pickings 08 Nutmegs 110 s 33. —sales No. 1 530 Sugar 2 o. 10 ppl small stock Basket $2 50 buyers Tapioca
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    SHARES.
    847 6 'o S Number of p Caiitil. Shares tr Last Dividend. Name. Quotations, as <r_ 1 Value. 3 issued. 10,<BOUord Mining. 1900 5 175.000 (4,000 def. 10 19 iBersawah Gold Miuiug Co'. Ltd. 810. —sellers 1901 600.000 60 000 10 10 jBruseh HvdraubcTiu MiuiugCo. Ltd «15— buyers 1903 400.000 350.000
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      66 6 Don’t Wait (Jntii You Need It Do nut wait until some ol your family is taken with a violent attack of colic or diarrhoea, A bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera ami Liarrhcea Kernedy at hand when needed has saved many a life. Procure at once. George Town Dispeusarv, General Agents,
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      101 6 1 THE celebrated UQUEURJHISKV. “s. B. Co.” Gieslers’Champagne*. j GIN BORDEN’S PEERLESS BRAND I EVAPORATED CREAM. Andrew Usher Co.’s Absolute P >»rity SPECIAL RESERVE Gua teed O.V.G. Whisky. SANDILANDS, BUTTERY Co., c«., PENANG. PENANG <* F M. S. TO BE HAD RETAIL FROM Dan Seng Co., Ci iin Tek Bee
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    The Chicago Scandals.
    225 7 Lieutenant-General von Podbielski, Prussian Minister of Agriculture, has issded au authorised statement for publication confirming the allegations made against the prfck* iug houses of Chicago, fie savs:,‘The conditions at liicago have been known to !us for a long time. The information which iwe received lelatiug theieto excited
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    Extraordinary Shikar.
    497 7 I’amhek in a Blnoaiow. LlEt IKNAN i-CoLONKI, <jr. R. T. K&ydle. Commanding the sth Brigad R. F. A", at Jubbulpore, sends the Pioneer an noeduut of some extraordinary shikar in his bungalow. It seems that about 1 e. m our Fri- day, tii** *22nd, Mrs. Bundle came out
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      876 7 P. /Wo/r Cranes’ CYLINDER OIL. Sanditsnds Buttery S: Co, CHIN JOO CO., ARRIVED, Tetter's Patent Petroleum Engines. HE MOST PERFECT MOTOR OF THE DIV. 95 dr 158 Beach Street, HAVE JUST RECEIVED A Large Consignment of Tinned Provisions, J?cei»t<d Pc:*}» and Perfu inery of the Best Quality, Fire-proof lion Safes,
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      1252 8 YOON SUN, DENTISTRY WATCHMAKER JEWELLER Dealer iu Gold and Silver Watches, Graphophoues, Records, l’ius, ic., Ac. Prices Very M«»dcrate. Repairer of any description of Musical lustrumeuts and Grapliophones, Ac., Ac. No. 21, Market Street. W. MANSON, American Dentist, Late of Dr. Allen Co., Pha, U.S.A. Lim Sun Ho, CHOP HENC
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    Microbes and Disease.
    1174 9 Mktchmikoff’s Researches. Ihkve weeks ago Loudon welcomed a 101|S guest in the person of Professor Metchuikoff, of the Pasteur Institute I’liris, and although h:s lectures were apj itle ,l bv a small professional audience, l w jii probably apjiear iu due course iu medical journals, it is
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    Laughter.
    1120 9 Laughter,’ says Leigh Hunt, is one of the privileges of leason, being confined to the human species. That is uot qui‘e true, though it seems to I** very nearly so. Laughter is undoubtedly one of the privileges of reason, though it is a mistake to say that it is
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    Benzoin from the F. M. S.
    292 9 Professor Duustan, Director of the Imperial Institute, reports as f dlows ou a s imple of benzoin seut by the Curator of the Selangor State Museum. The product was derived from a species of tyiux,’’ which is fairly common m the neighbourhood of Kuala
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    Mahomedans in India.
    503 9 Prof Vambery’s Advice. Moulvi A. F. M. Abdul Ali, m. a., son of the Nawab Bahadur Abdul Lateef, o i E., and Editor of the Journal of the Mettle in Institute, has received the following letter from Prof. Vambcrv, Budapest University, dated June 12th:—‘Your letter give me
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    Big Rangoon Blaze.
    399 9 Five Firms Burnt Out. Rangoon, July Ist. A l a quarter past six o’clock yesterday eveuiug a disastrous tire, involving very considerable loss to three large Europeau firms and two native inercautzie hou.es, broke out in the very heart of the European business quarter of the town.
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    MARKET PRICES.
    182 9 Pknanu, 16th July, 1006. Bekk— cf Soup per cat tv 12 24 Steaks -4Ste.v or Curry Meat 18 Hump Steak 24 Ox Tail each 30 Tongue 60 Feet I*s Heart Liver per catty 32 Pork Pork 32 Pig’s Head 21 I* pet ‘26 Tongue 34 Mutton per lb.
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    PENANG TURF CLUB. PROGRAMME FOR Autumn Meeting, 1906.
    1193 9 Tuesday, .list July 7 hursdny, 2nd August and Saturday, 4th August. First Day. Tuesday, 3!st July, 1006. 1. —The Maiden Plate. Value $600. A Race for Maiden Horses. Weight as per—scale reduced 14 lbs. Ail ani;• :ils iinj.oiled into the Straits or
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      107 9 Un tracted Chronic Diarrhoea While in the Philippines. 7 th be L V S Ar,ny iu U,e Cl> u ra( tp d chronic diarrhoea. br OVer fi Bevere v from this terrible disease ’•'JDg 0 lroe years and tried the prescripn°thiu, r l 1, r u> Physicians, but found ’•tatullri
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      76 9 Be Firm. YVlieu you ask for a bottle of Chamberlaiu’s Colic, Cholera ami Diarrhr e i Kmie ly, do uot allow the dealer to sell you a substitute. lie firm iu your conviction that is nothing so good. This medicine has b >en tested iu the most severe and dangerous
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      70 9 Recommended by Dealers Everywhere. Mr. M. Links, a s'orekeeper at Carcoar, N. S. W., Australia, tays; “1 never fail to roc* tin mend < ‘liamber win's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, because I know it is good.” You make no mistake when you buv ibis medicine. I ealers all over
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      80 9 These tiny Capsules superior to Copaiba, Culxbs, and Injections—cure the same diseases as these drugs in forty-eight hours without inconvenience. i's~h Capsule bears the nstre L.1DY FGR DISEASES OF THE CHEST. GRIBiMJLT’S syrup; Of Hyfo Phosphite of Lime. Prescribed in France for the last 30 years It retains its reputation
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      1260 10 RANEEGUNGE STONEWARE. YACCA MILK. MACBETH Sb BABEETT, LOGAN’S BUILDINGS, BEACH STREET, SOLE AGENTS FOR BURN AND CO., LIMITED, CALCUTTA, IN PATENT-STOPPERED GLASS BOTTLES. Electric Installations undertaken. Electric fittings stocked. USE ONLY and USE ALWAYS MOST REFRESHING. Far Superior to the German Kinds. IRESH SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED. A Luxurious Perfume !n
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