Straits Echo, 7 June 1913

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    Masthead
    40 1 Straits Echo DAILY CHRONICLE: OL EVE Mi. CiRCLLATING f LI ROUGH OUT THE STRAITS, THE f EDERATED MALAY STATES AND THE EAR EAST GENERALLY VOL. 11. $24 Per Annum PENANG, SATURDAY, 7th JUNE, 1913. Single Copy, 10 cent}. No. 128
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      1123 1 liifciiili If you roqnir a Tonic and something to nourish you, drink DOC’S HEAD GUINNESS'S STOUT and look for thia label a; .s mi that a you get it. TIANG LEE (V Co., Sola Agcata. Andrew Usher 8 Co.’s SPECIAL RESERVE. O.V.G. Whisky. BANKS. Chartered Bank of India, Australia and
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      16 1 TIGER BRAND CEMENT. N? 258 £v Yj -> 5> 36 *4T IH fij: BEST FOR All PURPOSES
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      445 2 NATU wm 1 j&m ty i y (LK r. vL r LION BRAND.! (STERILIZE») y S I The Ideal Milk for use in the tropic*, being, absolutely pure whilst retaining its natural qualities and flavour. “Chop” Singah. B Cold Medals. LONDON 1893 MARSEILLES 1893 PRETORIA 1898 SCHWERIN 1889. a Mn
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    The Japanese in America.
    1728 3 In territory which is fertile hut not vet fallv occupied, liko California, tho *inhabitauts, who usually enjoy a high standard of living, are naturally anxious that immigration shall not briug with it the .ordidnoss, squalor, and disease which •liaractt rise many of the great masses of
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    The Status of Engineers.
    287 3 Much has been written during the iast < f,*w weeks in technical journals on this subject and Indiau Engineers must have bi>en somewhat surprised at the general. I drift of it, considering the excellent status] this profession enjoys in this country. It must not, however, be
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    A Colonial Confession.
    439 3 I only once helped to hang a man. It was in the South Sea Islands, and wo were doing a good business m copra ostensibly—copper really. Anyhow, the cargo waa mostly that colour. There had been a row between the captain and one of tho crew, and
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      408 3 SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. We have just received along with numerous other goods GLACIAL ACETIC ACID. 5 tons; BISULPHIDE of SODIUM. 2 tons; QUININE and its Salts. 2 cwts.; Pure Fine CASTOR OIL, 1.000 lbs. As we buy our goods in bulk on advantageous terms we can afford to offer them to
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      381 3 THE SCARLET MR. E’S AND THEIR JESTER n i Former Leading Memuek or this Merry Concert Party Tells Why ll k Pins His Faith on I)r. Williams’ Pink Pills. Prior to coming “out East,” whore ho now owns ami manages the splendid Hotel Norman” at Penang. Mr. R N. BrunelNormau
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  • SHIPPING.
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      ARRIVALS
      167 4 Polar,in, Hr. m, 2,923. Shone, June 0. Yokohaiut, May 13. Gen. A G A Co, Hr. 9.*., 4,269, Dodd, .lye 6 Yokohama, M*V 13, Geu. VV. M, A Co Arabia, Grr 9*. 2.83«. Bath, June G, Yokohama, May 10, Gen —B. M A Co. Speehnan, I ut. h, 639.
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      DEPARTURES.
      147 4 J <; n f 7 T" «ta, for Madras taking mails for Europe etc., vim Bombay. Jin Ho, for Asalian. Ltontj Ho, for Bato Bahra. nt, for Dangsa, T. Semawe, Segli, Olehleh, Op*r*tioni Averted. Do you know that a very large per cent of supposed cases of appendicitis are
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      MAILS CLOSE
      144 4 s os Yen—Per Jit Seng, 9th instant, 7 am. I Alor t tar (Kedah)-Per Kedah, 9th i instant, 9 a m 1 Langaa, Edi, T. Scmawe, Sejli. Olehleh and Sabaug— Per Speehnan, 9th instant, 1 noon Singapore, China and Japan—Per tfnjwini). 9fh instant, 2 p in. Diuuiug Sitiaw.m
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    EXCHANGE.
    113 4 Pbkako. Jckk 7. By courtesy o/ the Chartered Bank. London, Demand Bank 4 months’ fight Rank 2 3 Credit 24J M 3 Documentary. 2.4,*j Calcutta, Demand Bank Ik li4i M 3 days’ sight Private 175* Bombay, Demand Ben; I^4s Monlmew, D*tm*iio Bank n 8 days* a«gi.t P* i Madras,
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    PRODUCE.
    61 4 Gold Loat fOt.Oo Black Pepper no stoc. White Peppei 33. —buyers Tirng Pepper 21 —sales Cloves .39 out oj season Mace 123 nominal Pickings 97 50 sales Nutmegs 1 10b. 22 50 sales !No. 1 650 sol>‘ 2 03) salrf Basket 5.15 buyers Copra (mixed) ...11.8 nominal f Tahbun
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    SHARES.
    689 4 p.c. N ame. RUBBER DOLLAR SHARES. Ayer Kuning Rubber Estate. Lid. Balgownio Rubber Estate. Ltd. Cliangkat Serdang Estate. Ltd. Glenealy Plantations. Ltd. Jpbong (Perak) Lubber Co., Ltd. Kedah Rubber Co.. Ltd. Malakoff Rubber Co.. Ltd. Nellmay Rtiblter Co., Ltd. New Sereudah Rubber Co., Ltd. l’erak Rivet Valley Robber Co.,
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      51 4 B:wel Complaint in Children. During the summer months in hers should watch for any unnatural looseness j of the child’s bowels. When given prompt attention at this time serious trouble may bo avoided. Chamberlain’s Colie, Cholera and ]>iarrh«ei Remedy can always l>e depended upon. For sale by all Dispensaries and
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    Turkey in Asia.
    559 5 PROBLEMS AWAITING THE POWERS. Two Menacing Dangers The future of Asiatic Turkey and the dangers arising »rom the present disorganized state of the Turkish Empire, is the subject of a gravely important letter by Vekil in the Times. Vekil writes The reply of the Allies and the
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    No Dictatorship.
    400 5 Wo were particularly pleased to receive he announcement of the Provisional President’s disclaimer of the role of Dictator fathered upon him l*v the Tunes. It is is y«t too early to t ilk of a dictatorship. Only a persistence in obstruction such nsi we have seen during the
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    Naval Notes.
    503 5 (From Truth.) Sir Geoige Egerton has expressed dissatisfaction with the want of smartness ‘among petty officers and men, alike in the matter of dress and salutes, which he has {observed in his first month as Port Admiral at Plymouth, and he iu>ists upon uniformity of dress and the
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    The Recent Wilde Care.
    379 5 The following note iu the new Methuen reprint of Mr. Arthur Ransoine’s book on Oscar Wilde disposes of the hopes ol those who were awaiting its rtappearance iu order to possess the text of the now famous letter to the plaintiff The publication of this book
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    Light hearts are beating, young voices greeting,
    59 5 oun,j: folks are jollj and brimming with fuo, But one it retreating, waits fer no greeting, Sadly he sneezes—his ’flu has begun One will pursue him, whisper this to him. Take my advice —and Woods’ Peppermint Cure Away with your sorrow flue gone
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      321 5 JOOC x)oc t *>co r\ o 0 Diamond Merchants, H. FARQUHAR STREET, Have just unpacked a large and varied stock of STERLING SILVER WARE SUITABLE FOR Weddings Birthday Resents. Prices Moderate. kJ O o vJ o U C n O JIZ)OC Inspection Cordially Invited. DOOc )Ooc~: X)C o n nnnnnn
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      225 5 Messrs. W. D. H. O. WILLS’ Embassy” Cigarettes. A New Brand of Virginia Cigarettes. Packed in Air-tight tins of 50 and 25. OBTAINABLE AT MESSRS. PRITCHARD CO. And All the Leading Stores in Penang. Price per tin of 25: 28 cents. 50: 55 APENTA APENTA NATURAL APERIENT WATER THE BEST
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    THE STRAITS ECHO.
    93 6 Fkkliahed daily (except Sunday* and poMio holiday*) at nn CRITERION PRESS, Ltd. N 59. Beach Street, Penan». Paica Daily Local 124 per annutn. Ontatation... Postage Extra. Mail Edition (Po*t Free) 917.50 CAST,* ADDRESS ECHO—PENANG.” Telephone Nos. Echo 586 Printing Department 343 H.B.— All bumoooo communication» *hmiM t>*
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    THE LAW AND THE LABOURER.
    2413 6 Alin ist every w >ek the mail brings us copies of Colombo newspipers in which comparisons, without exception fivourable to this ouatry, are drawn brtwevn tbe labour conditions in Ceylon and Malaya As we have re narked on a former occasion, toolios are co.uiug in
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    M. A. P.
    990 6 Inspector J. Macnamara left for Home to-day by the P. A O. s s Palawan. The Figaro quotes a Tagehlatt message to the effect that Count IJerchtold, the Austro-Huagarian Foreign Miuister, intends to resign iu October. Mrs. G. C. Hart, wife of Mr. U. C. Hart, formerly
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      128 6 Akiha's World-Renowned Ricshas, To Jw disposed of at a moderate charge. Repairs of any description to Carriage or Ricsha Wheels WILL ME UN DELTA KEN. New or Old Tyres <\tu lie fi\«-«l or n.*lix<*«l bv a special new process at a moment’s notice. Aing Cheang Co., 59, Magazine Road. LOOK
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    THE DERBY INCIDENT.
    278 7 disqualificatidn of CRAGANOUR." I RESS COM *E .TS. Renter. London, June 6 i he Derby continues to l>e the chief topic i f discussion. Hotspur,” writing iu the Daily Telegraph, says that the disqualification of t'r.iganour is severely condemned by nianv w hose social standing and ideas
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    Japan and America.
    110 7 The alifornian Land Legislation. Renter.) Washington, June 6. M. Cliinda, Japanese Ambassador at Washington, had a conference with President Wilson (this is the first occasion i ti which ho has addressed President Wilson directly) on the subject of tho Californian legislation. Before seeing M. Chinda, President Wilson
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    Opium Suppression.
    136 7 f ddress By General CKt'i Reuter London. June 6 A meeting of the members of the House "f (’minions of all parties listened to an address in the House of (’ominous l>v General Cliing, who is on a semi-official mission in connection with op urn elimination. Mr. '1
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    The Army Bill.
    69 7 Debate i«\ (he Commons. (Reuter.) London, June 6. lu the debate on the Aviuv Bill in the House of Commons, Col. Seely, War Munster, re emphasised the advantages of tin* volant iry system. The problem of deience was not to be solved by a large army; what
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    U. S. and Arbitration.
    37 7 (Reuter.) Washington, June 6. 1 tie Senate has postponed the considerati.,ll of the Arbitration treaties upon Senator Chamlierlain pointing out that a renewal might compel the submission of the I’aiuma controversy to arbitration.
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    Disorderly Suffragettes.
    32 7 Reuter.) London, June 6. A« the result uf the disorderliness of a of Suffragists ut the Roytl Academy V'****‘ii Alexandra bns withdrawn Sir Luke portrait of Kmg Edward, fearing outrage.
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    THE OAKS.
    199 7 defeat of the favourite. Reuter.) London, June 7. 1 he following was the result of the race for The Oak s (I j miles) which was run at Epsom yesterday: Mr. J. B. Joel’s J*st by Snndridge Absurdity (Rickahy) 1 Mr. L. Neumann’s Depeehr (W Iter Gri gh
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    Another Marine Mine Disaster.
    32 7 (Reuter.) Loudon, J iiuo 6. Tho Belgian steamer Curland Rtruck a mine while entering Piroeus, the seaport of Athens. She is badly damaged but uo one was hurt
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    More Rifles For Ulster.
    71 7 Renter.) London, June 6. The Dublin Customs have se /.ed a furnituro van on board a Liverpool steamer consigned to a resident in County Civan. It is alleged to eoiPain rifles for the Ulster men. Cons'xned to Lord Farnham. London, June 7. The rifles smuggled mto
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    Mudie’s Ablaze.
    28 7 Reuter.) London, Juno 6. A tire took place at Mudie’s famous library at Bloomsbury. It is stated that a third of the books have been destroyed.
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    Ladies Golf Championship.
    26 7 (Reuter.) London, June 6. In tho St. Anne’s Ladies Golf Championship Miss Dodd beat Miss Chubb by 8 boles and 6 to play.
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    The Davis Cup.
    49 7 America vs. Aus'ralia Reuter.) London, June 7. America anl Australia are playing off the preliminary tics for the Davis Cup O’Cloughlin f America) -beat Rice (Australia) by t! -1, 6 —3, 0 —3. Williams (America) beat Doust (America) bv 6 t, 6 —L 1— 6, 7—5.
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    Chief Magistrate of London.
    25 7 (Reuter.) London, Juno 7. Mr. John Dickinson lias been appointed Chief Metrop ditan Magistrate in succession to Sir Curtis Beunett, deceased.
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    Resignation of Bulgarian Cabinet.
    21 7 Reuter.) Sofia, J«ue 7. It is seuii-oftbially announced that the Bulgarian Cabinet resigned on M ly 30.
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    International Polo.
    231 7 Reuter.) London, June J The English polo players be it the! strongest American beam, Pipiug Rock, that thev have yet encountered by d'. goals) to 1 For selliug liquor without a licence a Chinaman was this morning lined $2O by Mr. E. FT Colnrin. Mr. Byrne, of the
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    TAIPING TOPICS.
    969 7 (From Our Own Corresponden/.) Taiping, June 7, 11*13. Taiping has a way ,if rising to the occa e siou, when occasion deuiinds, that ia very t much at variance with the testimonial tc its thirst for the waters of Lethe that comes from its modest, retiring and unpretending
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    THE PRICE OF RUBBER.
    835 7 COMBINE TO REGULATE OUTPUT SUGGESTED. London, May 16. There has been a ra f her more hopeful feeling about the Rubber market, notwitb- standing the interruption of business inci- deutal to the Whitsun holidays. The resumption of operations in shares has 1 revealed no special* feature
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    Outside.
    70 7 The following articles will be found ou our outside pages Page 3—-The Japanese in Ametic.i The Status of Engineers A Colonial Confession s.—Turkey in Asia No Dictatorship Naval Notes. The ReceDt Wilde Cuso. 8. Q” On Prose Writing. Th* Suffrage Movement. In Lighter Vein. Healthy Naughtiness. The Futire of
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    PENANG GOLF CLUB.
    82 7 TENNIS TOURNAMENT. 1 The following were the results of the tie played off yesterday >— Profession Paint. Peel and Sells beat Bmuett au 1 Prentis 8—6, 6—3. Men* Single* Open. Martin beat Turner 6-3, 6—3. I The following ties have been fixed for Monday, the 9th inst.
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    “Wash-Out” on F.M.S. Railways.
    141 7 To-day’s T. O. M. says As a result o" the heavy rain, which still continues with unabated energy, a section of the F.M S Railway between Batu Gajili aud Kampar has l>een rendered impassable for traffic The Ipoli Station master was informed of the occurrence bv
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    Kuala Lumpur Police Court.
    114 7 A Judgment of Solomon. The following cases were disposed of byMr. C. E. Donaldson in Kuala Lumpur Police Court this morning A Chinese woman was arrested at Ulu Ivlang for illegal possession of a pig, the property of a Chinaman. There was some contention betw-een tlie
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    May Rubber Crops.
    163 7 The Taiping Rubber Estates, Ltd. 4,000 Karan Rubber Co Ltd. 5,506 K. M. S. (Malay States) Rublier and Coconut Plantations, Ltd. 4,500 Taiping Rubber Plantations, Ltd 20,('63 Sungei Siput Rubber Plantations, Ltd. 4.533 Bukit Mertaj&m Rubber Co., Ltd.... 15,787 Sumatia Consolidated Rubber Estates, Ltd. 15,157 London Sumatra
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    Arrested on Board.
    79 7 A Europe in, named J. B. Farquharson, was this morning arrested on board the P. A O. s.s. Painiran by Inspector Caldwell p ou a warrant for cheatiug in respect of certain jewellery. He had booked his passage for Home from Port Swettenham by the P. and
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    To-day’s Rubber Market.
    202 7 (By Courtesy of Messrs. The East Asiatic Co., Ltd. through their agents O. H. Slot Co.) Fine Para Spot 3s. 8d. Fine Para Forward 3s. 7d. First latex Crepe delivery next three months 3s. ljd. Market weak. June 7, 1913. The tramway boycott in Hongkong a few
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      280 7 P, c. c. OWING to tho srna’l numl>er of ontries, it has l)oon decided not to hold a Gymkhana this year. W. HAMILTON, Secretary. THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE CO., LTD. ll had Office: —SINGAPORE. Life Assurance and Endowment in All Forms. LIBERAL POLICIES. LOW RATES Financial Agents for Penang.
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    “Q” On Prose Writing.
    627 8 AuTHOBISED SKIIOK THB GbEATEST Boob. Professor A Quiller-Couch, the King Edward VII. Professor of English Literature, has beanie quite the rage at Cambridge. His fortnightly lectures on the Writing of English draw great crowds to the new lecture rooms On May 15 his lecture was somewhat
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    The Suffrage Movement.
    316 8 TLe Bornin suffragists in Parliament aud the pr’ss regard it as wholly irrational, a* well as <1 p’.orable, that their p*d measure shod hi l»e ignmniuiouslv rejected because woinou have adop'el the tactics of Russian anarchists and French /•*troleu f*. They comfort themselves with the thought that
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    In Lighter Vein.
    679 8 It was not without a «terse of fallen pride that the father of a Man* Hester boy who was away from botne for the Whitweek holiday» te d tli>» brief note seut ly young hopeful to l.i« parents yesterday (says the Manchester Guardian). It r»n I Dear
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    Healthy Naughtiness.
    285 8 “Chronic good behaviour is the most d adlv of children’s diseases. It is commonest in only children, those who live too much downstairs with thoir parents, aud copy the surface manners of adults; iu the bustle of a full nursery such unwholesome propriety is recognised by the other
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    The Future of Mr. Lloyd George.
    384 8 Mr. Lloyd George is the subject of two remarkable articles in the Nation, the wellknown Liberal organ. He is urged to find a fresh field for the working of his brilliant, restless mind I The first extract is from A London Diaiv.” which is
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    P. C. C. Bowls Tournament.
    43 8 The following ties have been fixed for Monday, the 9*h iust. Championship Pairs. Hamilton and Starr n Dunn and Rose (3) Goodwin and Hambly vs Sharpe aud Bindley (I). Championship. E L Miles rs W 3 Goldie (2).
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      ARRIVALS.
      279 8 I’or s.s Tee* t<i, from Singapore Messrs. Cheer, Laird, J T N Handy, S N Sammy, N T King and Ham-tod. Per as. Tanykor, from Sitiawan Mrs Sims and child, Mrs Brash, Miss Smith, I)r Edith Boomgardt, Mr E B Williams and Mr A Poulbr. Per s.«. \Lilayn, from
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    30 9 Vrncls brom Agentt Due b' vanha Colombo A.G.ACo. TitbJune Amayt Singapore A.G.ACo. 14th ''«*< h 'n Singapore 1‘nnz Eitel B.M ACo 18th b r i'<lrich Colombo BM.ACo. !l9th 1
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    SAILINGS.
    21 9 Vtutli For Agen't Leave* unfia Singapore |a.G.ACo. i June. Colombo A.G.ACo. l r inz Kite] Colombo B.MACo Fr'tdnch Singapore B.MACo.
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      1288 9 f, SHIPPING. For BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. MDMT3CHER LL07D, BREMEN. SJfHapore (In roe times a week). Port Swettenham and Singapore (Twice a week). ictoria Point, Mergui, Tavov, Yoh a_id Moulmein. (FortnightIy). t Singapore and AuetraiiaT~ (Fortnightly.) Rangoon A Calcutta. (Weekly.) Negapatam, Madras, Pondicherry, Cuddalore and Karikal. (Weakly). Jaffna
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    The Native and the Land.
    855 10 We quoted last night an extract from the F. M. 8. Government Gazette, in which a proponed enactment is drafted whereby it is hoped to secure to Malays their interests in land.” The Gazette goes on to »ay that the reason for such legislation is
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    The Servant Problem.
    245 10 Soiuo extremely high official ui Chittagong, we read, his ha»l t lock up his cook and put a n*ntrv over the kitchen le>t lie le* il.'O'Vf'l a wav and the high ofHcitl go withint ln> dinner How Ions; this will last we :nv n»»t t«*l<l lut the
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    China in the Magazines.
    983 10 The Earl of Cromer contributes a lengthy article to the Nineteenth Century on Some Problems of Government in Europe and Asia It is divided into three portions, the last of which concerns China The distinguished waiter takes as Lis text Mr. JO?" Bland’s recent book, which
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    Personal Influence A Marvellous Power in Business and Society.
    842 10 The Rev. James Stanley Wentz writes eulog stic letter to discoverer of new and remarkable system for developing the mental powers, controlling thoughts and actions of others, curing disease without drugs and reading the secret desires of people though thousands of
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