The Straits Times, 7 June 1905

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    15 1 The Straits Times. NO. 21.755 THE STRAITS TIMES. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 7. 1905. PRICE 15 CENTS.
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      308 1 NOTICES Ideal Milk gfe Enriched 20 per cent, with Cream. Sterilized-Not Sweetened A Perfect Substitute for Fresh 1905 MODEL MOTOR CARS. We oft\'r but the latest! Why? B cause we carry no stock. All our cars are sold before arrival Besides our famous and so much liked "de Dion 1
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      331 1 NOTICES. MANUFACTUttKIIK 1 LIFE INSURANCE CO HEAD OFFICE TORONTO. CANADA \i v Investment Plans. Bndowments witb Gcakaxtbed Dividend 6 (uilil Bond Policies. Sjn'i ml Endowments. A|i|.l\ for rates and partic-nlars \V. A. WHITE. Manager, c o Messrs. GUTHBIE *GO. Ltd., General Agents. j.in. 14 m .s. in f. PARA RUBBER
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      367 1 NOTICES. ROBINSON CO. (o) ATHLETIC OUTFITTERS. CHROME FOOTBALL BOOTS CANVAS TENNIS BOOTS (Best Red Rubber Soles). CANVAS TENNIS SHOES (Best Red Rubber Soles) WHITE BUCKSKIN CRICKET BOOTS WHITE WOOL SWEATERS (Roll and Open Collars). CASHMEHE MUFFLERS. Hole A^'tnts lor: The "RALEIGH" BICYCLES ROBINSON CO. NOTHK. Notice is Im abi gjraa
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    THE MONROE DOCTRINE
    831 2 Under the title of 'The Right and Wrong of the Monroe Doctrine" there is an article in the "Atlantic Monthly" by Mr. Charles F. Dole, which gives an American view of the matter. 1 laving recalled the circumstances under which that doctrine was put forward, the writer
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      701 2 NOTICES. PURE MILK. II _5 :o: n I A UNSWEETENED k JJ AQ GHffithB Q JTJ^ Jiff > %AB ua l vt ull l Chemist and AaKyei Member of the Chemical .\V\^N*^ M*mw} I flfi S(H 'i t es of Paris and St. Petersburg, Bacteriological JJ* 4j Jk- i Kxpert,
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      78 2 Lazy or sluggish liver is shown by an unpleasant taste in the mouth, coated tongue, yellow skin, bad breath, drowsy and heavy feeling, and constipation. Doan's dinner pills quicken and enliven the liver. Their action is direct and specific they cleanse the liver from the clogged impurities, opening every channel,
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      168 2 NoVICEA VICTOR KEYLESS SAFES. IMPORTERS BORNEO Co., Ltd. CROSSLEY'S OIL AND GAS ENGINES. IMPORTERS: Borneo Co., Ld. m. PHOSFERINE The Greatest of all Tonlea. 5 I RADIATES HEALTH. J Proprietors Ajhton Parsons, Limited, J 17, FaiTingdoo Road, London. B.C. EXPANDED METAL (Brit.sh Manufacture) SUlt.ll.lc f,il Mil IlltilllU- WllllU c.f 1.1111.1
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      134 2 r J"HK QTA*J)AKD TJFE QFFJCE. pays upwards of Haifa-Million Pounds Sterling per Annum in Death Claim* Its Funds, yearly increasing, exceed Eight Millions and a lialf Sterling, and have increased over 40 per cent, in the last 15 years. The Business is conduct ed with Keiini.iiui, the premiums ar. nn,chr<itr,
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    LARGEST RAFTS IN THE WORLD
    189 3 Tm northern part ol the I'.-u-iiii- Oaaatd the United Btatei i- hh wmA «itli m ahoaaV aiic<- <>f excellent limber, while Mm southern part is eaaaßj dalaieai Par tins eaaad it has lor many jwnaaw tin- oaakmi to iorm luiye tag nfki at Mm north
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    RUBBER IN SOUTH INDIA
    505 3 Slow Growth at 3.000 to 4,000 feet. The Ceylon Oboervw" recently took ovel Mm liitercstini: lnl'iination from !h, Madns Mail' as to the growth of rabbet Ul South ln.ua at high elevations up to 5.600 and MOO feet.. The question has led t" correspondence in he
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    90 3 l-'uiin; (iuov the leader of the liussiaii workmen at the time when they attempted to pn nt their recent |H'titiou to tin tzar. who disap|warcd fr St. lYUishurn soon alter the lilihmlv repulse by the Czar's troops ot the |H'titioiiers. has rcap]>caicd again in St. Petersburg, hut the workmen no
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    131 3 A 'limm.v Suggestion. This is the MMM of the year when the prudent .iiul careful housewife replenishes her supply of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy It is certain to be needed before the winter is over, and results are much more prompt and satisfactory when it is kept at hand and given
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    NTERVIEW WITH MR. BURGESS.
    622 3 Important Rubber Statements. The Lm4m correspondent of the •Times of Ceylon wires to that journal as follows under date 12th May. Mr Burgess has kindly discussed with me the out look of Rubber. which is a subject M which he is well qualified to express an
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    FROM JOHANNESBURG.
    293 3 A keen controversy is going on here regarding the value and prospects of the recent tin discovery on Vlaklaagte. The condemnatory report of Messrs. 11. Eckstein and Co's engineers is locally believed ;o have been based on faulty sain pling. During March the Witwatersrand Native Libour Association has
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    HIGHEST BRIDGE IN THE WORLD.
    232 3 Over the Victoria Falls. In many respects the most wonderful piece of bridgebuilding in th«> world, the great bridge over the Victoria Falls of the Zambesi River, is now practically completed. These great falls twice the height and more than twice the width of Niagara
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    43 3 Mr. Hknky PhippH, the former partner of Mr. Andrew Carnegie, the Scotch-American millionaire philanthropist, has purchased the entire fittings and furniture of the palace of an Indian Prince and his had them Kent to New York for In- new million -dollar residence there.
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    WATER-POWER DEVELOPMENT
    270 3 There was a time when industry was largely dependent upon water-power. The disadvantage under which groductive enterprise laboured then was that the manufacturing plants had to be located upon the banks of the streams furnishing the power. With the introduction of coal and steam, which made it possible
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    £30,000 FOR A HORSE.
    177 3 Lord Marcus Beresford's Offer for Cyllene. We understand that Lord Marcus Beresford has offered a large sum of money to Mr. C. D. Rose, the member for Newmarket, for his stallion Cyllene. The sum is Mieved to be £30.000, and has at present been refused. Some
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    ENGLISH INCOMES.
    88 3 The income tax of the United Kingdom is levied on £700,000.000 of annual income and produces £81,000.000 of revenue. According to Mr. Bowles' estimate that only one third of the National income pays the tax, the total income- of the L'niU-d Kingdom linmt be £2,100,000.000. a truly tremendous
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      8 3 PHE DISPENSARY, General Agent June 2 m.w.f. 30/6
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      321 3 NOTICES ll UAXHi IN imSA^V/xX IISXI.V/&»» Otv V,/\J > 4 straits Settlements, Federated Malay States, Ac. Uralite <u P ipnnitP A BEST Kitson Meieoniie (J Gasoline Mng stamPed 1 Lamps Lamps (Selling Material c f "l s Steel (Ceilings' I I «««>. »«<>.* 400 Candle Power I I Simplest and
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    The Straits PRICE 15 CENTS WEDNESDAY, 7TH JUNE.
    581 4 The Straits PRICE 15 CENTS WEDNESDAY, 7TH JUNE. Both Canada and Newfoundland an li.iv ing trouble with the I'nitcd MM Wilfred LaMMI said in a debate in the Dominion Huuhc of L'oiuiiioun on tin Kith nit.: "We are aware that the Amerii anshavc Ixcn patrolling the northern waters, ami by
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    107 4 OIM to il H recent unforccuieut of certain stringent rugulatiouH for tlie protection of wild beasts and birds, greater precaution i» now beiuK taken by the Licensiii)> Officer in respect to the issue of permits to use fire arms. That something of the kind was needed was beyond doubt. The
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    DEATH OF MR. H. W. SHARP
    155 4 W, much rejjrt-t to hear that Mr. H. W. Sharp, of Logan anil Kos.-. solicitors, renauy. died in Hospital there on Saturday niyht. it i- undcrsUxKl of dysentery. Mr. Sharp ha<l recently Ixt-n holm-" on leavo and returned only two mails ago with Mrs.
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    178 4 to stop tin- issiir (it Khmm IVrsons living iii Mm eoiintry mi I'iititli (I t.i liii\ < tiicaniis. n. .t only hi |HT--,,|.,ii ihdi. ctioii l,m also Im thai of t!ii-ii- ]u.,|Krl\ from tin- ravi-.- w iiil animals. A^-aiii. it is nee: ■•-in that the IMNM in tin ii 11
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    179 4 In view of the decision of the Court Martini yesterday acquitting Conductor King. A.O.C of the charge of having committed an offence against military law by |M-rmitting Vladimir HorviUh. an alleged liussian spy. to live in his quarters at Ma Brani fortitica lions, it become* ini|Hirtiint to see what action
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    8 4 Tiih Kwft }in,hj,t will 1h- pul.li-hed to-morrow ajnh}
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    12 4 Samm.w Show i- aapaalai to apaa in I'enany on the Kith in-t.
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    13 4 IWIIIMIII of SaU-s Wanu-d. To Let eti-.. will be found M BBfli tl.
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    16 4 I: i.-:v.o .< In. it :wn-f.rd<-nts|.-i.i:i I', rak »il! join tha new Stiail- MatMaaJ School in Sinscauorc
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    23 4 'i .in cjau „ut [ran the slipway Co* dock at Tsajoag lUiu this niiii;. anil will lean f.i the K M. S. nhortlv.
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    24 4 Siivkk <|iiotation-. gi-nei-al abippinfi news, I aaaaMaat li-t-. baaaiai shipping;, and lii-niaiiee itdvi -rti-eim nt-. will U found on pages 111 ami 1 1
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    31 4 Thk Admiralty intend to retain the r\. In -ive 11-<- al the new eoNilnrlcial mole .1 11. 1 l-reakwater at (iihraltar. owing to the illawsaai aeaaaaaaaaMioa: ni|nii<-il lat men <.i war.
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    27 4 Taa wedding takes alajM At St. Andrew Cathedral toiuorniw of Ml. l'eicv CuiilirTe. and Miss Frances Ros»i Wehh. -.i.uid daugliU'i of Mrs. Charles Kstcourt. of Wai-vei-toii. l)idsbiii\.
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    39 4 Sumksk youths at llanj-liik have tiik.n Ui the |iastiiue of placing small crackers on the train lines. Them- go off like miniature fog-signals when the e»rs yo over th.in Tliis s|Mirt eaus«'s aeeiilei ts to eai -riagi-s |.assiny by.
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    43 4 ISkhikk tha Marine Court >e^tinla\ (i.C. (iray. third mate of tlie Telegmph -teinni 1 i, was nrraigneil on eaaneai being ahsent. without leave. I'apt. Itolileio. the .MiisU-i- AtU'iidant. orileie.l l.im to forleit six days' pay and to be put on board his ship.
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    44 4 Thk Timr* of Ceylon* London market eoiresiKindeut wires as follows under date 2«th May Crepe rubber continiu t.. grow in favour. Some authorities <h-eliue it U> U- the iublx.T of the future. Othei (.t i. r to wait for the verdict of the manufacturers.
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    74 4 Kirn. Ai.n.\soof Bpaia, who aj v ion lid in >e-Ur(liiy's latest U'legnim. hat uiriv.d in Kn^hiiid. was to traval from Clv rUuirg t<i Portsmouth in the King's yuelit Victoria mud AIImiI. aaaatlai by drstn'iyi is. The Channel fleet and the first criser iqaadroa wen to welcome hut Spanish Majcrty at
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      THE ROYAL WEDDING.
      19 4 Hirlm, fit), .1,,,,.. To-day the marriage of the Crown Man was brilliantly celebraU-d. in splendid weather.
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      A NEW PRINCE.
      11 4 Count von Kuelow has been created n l"rince.
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      HONOURING THE ARISLGAWAS.
      118 4 The First Chamls-i Uin. Count SolmItaruth. jjuve a gall hampiet in honour of I'rince and I'rince— Mnnjnwn, I ny Ihaaa pre-ent Is-iiiy ottieiiil- and member- ni the ariataaßney, iaaanng arMnta, -.i.nti-t- 1 1< Counl Tluele WinKl, i ah« han.pi.-Ue.l I'linee Ari-uyawa. The lajam baa ■raaanasd to riime—
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      PEACE OR WAR.
      49 4 The St Petersburg PaaWnrii, which 1..r nierly favoured the conclusion of [ieace, i- now for the continuance of the aw. Baron SjHt-k von Su-rnlxrg. QanaM Ambassador in W«shingt<.n. ha- BMatanai with President ItiKi-evelt on tin BaBM ipn tion. in accordance with the de-in Japan- representati ve.
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      RUSSIAN RESIGNATIONS.
      22 4 The Itus-ian Minister of the Interior. Ml. Bulvgnin. and (lover AlexeieM have resigned, but their resignations haw not been accepted.
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      GERMAN SQUADRON IN CHINA.
      19 4 Ihe Herman Far Kastcrn >.|ii,i.li..i. ii main- at NagaN throughout the month of .1 une
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      ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO KILL THF CZAR.
      16 4 The re|H.rteil attempt to mur.lci the C/ai i- not true.
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      M. DELCASSE.
      23 4 M. Delia— i- resignation i- accepted. M. Kouvier officiating for the pre-i nt M head of the French F..n -ign Illicc
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      BALTICKERS DEATH ROLL
      22 4 Fourteen thousand men of the Baltic Meet wire cither killed or drowned. IgMO wen captured, and .S.IHHI e-. a|«d.
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      PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S OFFER OF MEDIATION.
      25 4 Count Ljußjaiatf will ta-aaamm earn mnnienU- U> the C/jii Count Cii— nil'aeiiiimt al hi- inU-rvU-w with I'n -i.h ut ItiiiiiiaH
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      TREPOFF THE DICTATOR.
      45 4 lii-utt I ioire-|H.n<lenl ;tt St. p, t. l-hnrj; wires that M. Miilyynin n -iynation i-obviou-ly due t., the rirtoal dietatacahip -.nii-ired kenacal Tv pofl Tsanai baa paahMtad tin < oagnm ..f Illi -lillier- Of the /.em-tin- meeting ;t t Mo-i ow to -<l:i\
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      WAR STORES SCANDAL.
      57 4 Lmitn, Tih .Inn,. Sjieaking in the Moils.- of Common-. Mr. Arnold 2K.H--U1- -jiid tluit. |hi liny linthei en.|iiiiv. two oloin 1- iindsomeotlur oftieeihave Ucn relieved of their dutie- bj ;l result of the re|K)rt ..f tin- Depart ntal Coniinitu-e. paaaiiai avar hv sir William Hutler. to inve-tiyiiU-
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      GOVERNMENT AGAINST MOROCCO CONFERENCE.
      21 4 GOVERNMENT AGAINST MOROCCO CONFERENCE. Th, Will ill I say, th, (ioveininent declini t.. i 'iniiitt-niiiiee the BMBMaai Haraeoo Intw mliimal oaaianaa
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      RUSSIAN WARSHIPS AT MANILA.
      35 4 Tin Aiu<-i iiitii (n. mi mi:, nl.-. >un<l|.,,iiit s\ .lh n-Miiid to the Kns-iiiu enii-i i ;it .M,inihi is Unit only oiilimuv iajaafH, and not hattl. .liiuiiiyi-. BM ie|iiinalil. without inteimiient.
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    GERMAN CONSULATE CHANGES.
    62 4 Uwmu tv the iUa«aN al Mr. O. Hrhntau. Mm I'haine d'Aflaitaa at the (iinimii Legatioa in Bangkok, Mi. L. Haintae, Vioa-Coaan) at sing.., ban bean tnuuiarred t«. MaaiMaa Capital Ha left >.-sUuilay to taJn ovei his new duiii-s. Dnrinfl Mi. lleinC/,, ■kaaajn bfa |K.-t «ill at tilled
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      723 4 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS WASSIAMULL ASSOMULL CO., Indian Store, No. 1. 2 3, 4. High Street. Have just opened a fine stock of Silks of all aarta, Sundries. Woollen and Cashmere shawls, Silk embroideries and several other th ings suitable for Wedding and Birthday presents; also a splendid stock of Gold and
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      514 4 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. CONCERT: IN AID OF ST. MARY'S HOI'SK. I 11. let the patronage of H. E. the Governor and Miss Anderson. Town Hall, Upper Room Satimla;i, 10th .Itinr. The Programme will consist of Vocal and Instrumental Music Recitations Dances by the children in costume with solo dances by Misses
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      49 4 G.R. Lambert Co. PHOTOaRAPHERS. fcSTABI.I-HKl' 1«75. BUSINESS HOURS On Weekdays 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. On Sundays 8 a.m. to 1 1 a.m. Feb .0 uc TVBKBB: On tin- Maß April, at Winchester the wife of Mr. Skinner Turner. Judge of II H. M. Court, llnn^kok. of a sou.
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      LATEST.
      83 5 Shmmjmn, Ttk turn The.la| si- destroyer Skinomjm* arrived hen \i -li -relay aftern and i- watching the ilisablement of the Itussian -hips. The Russians are indignant lit this. The shiiiiniKw, is leaving to day. The S,piailron of Admiral Iliu b still oft tin Saddle. Aa incoming ateamer reportathai bnleaol
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    Router's telearams.
    103 5 :i KaJM i li »ti 1 Co-mt von Ituclow a Prince. M. |>. 1,.,— l.as resigned and M. Komi, r ii pla. i- him temporarily. Th. differences between M. ftnlrasaV and M. Rouvier have coutinui-1 aSnce the Hist lc-iunatioii ol -'1-t April. M. liouviel and other minister- coii-i.'.er
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    85 5 Renter's uorreapondewt at Tokm oabbi that the Admiral Natktmqf. the HwKatJi afowownrH and the Dmitri /'..</>A-..i are sunk in com]iaratively -hallow Water and can Im raised. The Itiya police have omooTeted banal factory and have -ei/ed fifty bomb- after ai armed resiataaoe. In the Hooas oi Common-.
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    THE ROYAL WEDDING.
    64 5 iiv the occa-ion of the wedding of the Crown Prince of German) yeaterday, t oaanl(iein ial Kiliani despatch. -d a telegram, in the name ..1 tin (ienuan community of Singapore, to Rawer Wilhehu. in the follow im; term- ■The (ieiinan- in Singapore offer Your Majesties their most
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    45 5 AnOMMofttM IV. .ill (iilt.it fJ(M«NI 1,, oiiwioDH l, v Mr. .Mm IWk. f.ll. r. of the Standard (Ml Trnrt, a mnafaar of danynMn in America lim\.- tormed ttieiiiwlw uto oouiiuittee to educate public .i|iiiii.>n ;ij;;iiii-: aooeptiuK for relioiouK imtponea Money (ron tainted nourcew lute trmtH.
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    45 5 Til! !i. I. M. S. CCTIIIIiaiwIcT <i 11.v.v. wrived from Hongkong thin morning and anchored in the roM*. mm ia expected t" l<-;i\ t"i I:mh^.».h and India to-morrow. The following an panrrngnm by her: Britbdi officer* and their wire* 1367 native noldieni and 171 EoUowera.
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    65 5 Thi Trade I DkmutM are Kreath Ktirred up (ivi'i iloi-iiiii the United State* Supreme Court that state lifgiwtotaiifm have bo riulit to |ki— lam limittna the boom of lalHini. It is declared that -m-h a restriction is incnliMst.-lit rtilll the KolllUrlltll Coll stitiitiuiinl Anii'iiiliiiciil. wliiili ni\v> to ivci mliilt limn
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    70 5 At the meeting of the Legislative Council on Friday nest, the Acting Colonial Secretary will move: "That this Council approves the Kid. made by the dowinoi in Council on the ttnd May. 1906, ante 'The Peiaona Ordinance I.HI.V which were laid before the Council on the Jiitl, Max. I'.Ki.V The
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    85 5 1. 111 i l.iui- (iivi!i» 1 li>w \i:i». tba Bee I liiUtalii.ii ,il the li.nal Berkshire Refti lit. IK .%v stalinliril in Dulilill. 1 ;1~. 14,1111t<i tile I niteil States tn cm h|k' trial let MMoM mi linn Dublin mrnirtihkM. whom lie kid nut mi the atreeta dnriag tiylit then
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    108 5 Mb. in.... Chi i i wlki latelj loat luliither. Mr. Choo Km; eh inijimilii im to ill. 11, 1, all hi- in. nit In. N. i, 10l lli.ll -mi, pathy in In- bereavement. Mi. Choo \u« i in ct regret* that ow iug to iudisp.-itioi. he w.i- unable to thank
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    GAMBLING IN CHINESE CLUBS IN SINGAPORE.
    1525 5 Sir Lionel Cox on the Gaming Act. In Hrn Supreme Court yettterdiu iifu-moun t'hirf .lustier Sir Lionel Cox f>a\v judgment in tlie case in which two CMmss, Wong Tuck Plmi iuhl Wee Liok Boon, who hud Imh^ii convicted and lieavily line<l for^'amMing i in
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    S. R. E. (V.) DRILLS.
    137 5 Caktain Pkikik, Commanding the Volunteer EngteaarS, has issued a list of drills for .June. July and August, as follows: IMb -Inni- Lecture by ('apt. Payna. U.K.. mi use of Klectric LighU for Coast rManaa Drill Hall. liitl. Klectric Light. P.B. Johnston's Pier. lMth Monthly Sl»M>t
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    SINGAPORE FOOTBALL CIP.
    102 5 A mkktixi. of the Singapore Football \>-.K-iatioii i- called to be held on Friday next at the S. C. C. pavilion at 6 p. m. to arrange for this year's Cup competition. The teams eligible for competition must be teams n pre-eiitativc of the S. C. C.
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    RUBBER IN PERAK.
    99 5 It may not, perhaps. I*.- generally knowu that in one or two of the estates in I'erak some large I'aia rubber trees arc to Im nut with. Them trees, beKevad to Im- sanhtoan yean old, prodno an average of seven Boaaala of dry rajbhar in a ymw.
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    THE DALLAS-BANDMANN CO.
    98 5 THE DALLAS -BANDMANN CO. Mi: M. K. BaJUMlara writes to us from India to the following effect: I beg to in form yon that the combine that existed U tween Mr. Henry Dallas and myself in at an cud. 1 having cancelled same. From now on Uiis ..'eulleman has no
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    98 5 OlUiKrs are alnuit to Ik- placed in Knyland for plant with which to eijnip the mine- of the liu-liveld tin fields in the Transvaal. The plant is to 1m- capable of treating I .">( >.< M M t tons pat annum. It will include a large number of concentrators and
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    94 5 TH annual aaaatt on the (iovernincnt daidcns in Ceylon for 19(>4 says that the apjioiutmt nt of -Mr. .1. B. Carruthers to be Director of Agriculture anil (iovei niiunt Botanist in the rmmmted Malay Slates, has caused aaariona los- to the Department. Mr. Carruthers has done yeoman Service in Ceylon,
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    BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE CASE.
    349 5 This morning. Mr. Howard ojiened a pre liminary enquiry into an allegation of an infringement of the Bankruptcy Ordinance made by Ramen Chitty against Chellapa Pillay for having, when a creditor in common witli otherx of one Khoo Kin r Soon, received two sumH of 13,000 for
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    LAND SALE.
    167 5 Thk following prop rtics were sold by auction at Powell A Coy's sale room yesterday afternoon. Freehold land and house Xr. />*> H Neil Road. Singa|M>re. area IMO.S square feet being part of sub-lot A of lots H, 26 and '27 of Grant* Nos. 56 and .'n. Bought
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    F.M.S. NOTES
    198 5 A uuiiilm i of |M>!iies having died in the Ki uiii District, the Veterinary Surgeon, says the I'' ink I'iimnr. ha- been investigating the disease with the result that he has di-covcrcd some bacillus in the bliM>d of these animals which it is believed iconvcyed from one animal
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    220 5 I'nri*. :ili am* Tetagnßhing yeaterday, the st. PMarabaag corn s|K>ndent of the i'.rln< il< rWil -a\that he ha- had an interview witli a Russian diplomat j.ist Manned from abroad, who says that anyone must be blind who docnot see that Germany will take the tir-t op|Mirtunitv of
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      57 5 I.ikit. Allkn and Lieut. Col. Wright If. A. have been granted leave of absence until 4th BefanßanM and Hth .July reapao tivelv. A kick mill at Saifjou wax destroyed by fire on the Ji.th May. The damage done 18 Net at 1270,000. The buildings were insured for 1280,000. The mill
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    ADMIRAL TOGO AS A YOUTH
    1222 6 The Rev. A. D. Capel M.A., contributes to the "Strand Magazine" the following interestiing sketch of Admiral Togo's days in England Some two or three years after the revolution which restored the Mikados of .Japan to their former power a considerable number of youths were
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      673 6 NOTICES. H>f)e Straits JEimes. AND Wde Straits SUBSCRIPTION RATES. PAYABLE in ADVANCE. Daily issue i»ryear WO.OO do per quarter <■•'" do i-ri'nonth M« do )H-reo|.y O.JJ Weekly teeae par ftat ii K -00 do pat qaartar 4.50 do pareapj 0.40 Wli, n s,-nt b) |H.st. then- i- added for the
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    MATTHEWS' MIDDLE.
    511 7 The Colombo Coaling Jetties The break of the Monsoon at Ooeoaabo seems, says the "Times of Ceylon." have demonstrated in a remarkalilv to practical way the draw-backs not to say risks attached to the new coaling jetties at Kochchikadde. Of tbe eighteen constructed, or in course of construction,
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    M. LESSAR
    346 7 Tlit-ie fc. ;i long and exceedingly interesting charact-er sketcli in tlio M:i> Review .it Baiiawa" of tlie btc "1 l'aul Lmht, Russian Amliassjidor ;.l Pekin. Mr. stead rapartt If. Laamr m sayiny m 1903 thai ba ri'turnetl ko dtx■this |>..st .v lVkin ou account ff M.vi churia It
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      271 7 I^ t^^ W» btvt a Nrw Iwrtt Remedy ahso■am In Uto 33 iUm>. W t refund tn..nfy If <tt not cure. V'U ran I* n.-.-it*d a' hem* for !he name price w th the MMaa ruarantett y^.ir^ we h.i-e lK"-n .firing i«ii .-nti in every country in t!ie ivi.rM. ii-ir
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      467 7 HOW TO TELL. CUT THIS OUT. AND KEEP IT. Does every cold affect your back, and cause a feeling of chilliness, followed by disturbance of the kidney action Does the use of spirits or beer or tea excite the kidneys? Are you easily worried and annoyed over trifles? Are the
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      15 7 STEARNS' WINE will bring back tbe lost strength and vigor, but it v Stearnt' Wine.
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      550 7 NOTICES. THE Straits 1 N Tpimes CAN BE OBTAINED AT TIIK 1 FOLLOWING PLACES 1 1 IN Singapore. Messrs. .lulm l.ittl.- i ('.>.. Ltd Kelly an.l \V.i!>h, Ltd Hal!!.- 11.i1.1. Raffles Tiffin Rooms. Messrs. Kirn <fe Co. I Adelphi Hotel. Hotel de la Paix. > Hotel de l'Europc. Hotel Netherlands,
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    STRAITS TRADING CO.
    269 8 ,ikmim. oi tin- straits Trading Co. will Ih held at 17 Collyer Quay on Thursday next. when tin following report of the director!. lot the half year ended 81nt March last, will be sllhlllitt. d \n, makiiiK ample provisioß tor bad and ilebu, the net profits amount
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    THE SLEZ CANAL.
    185 8 i:»i 1 m\.. to tin t.id thai Mr. Hughe*, of [.and J. Harrison ft Ca. of Liretpool, has been lately offered and has accepted 1 teat on the Inui.d oi Directors of tbe Sues Canal Company. Fairplay." in 1 recent article. n iii.n Us that it is
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    AUCTION SALES
    118 8 Powell and Co. June 9-At AbrHin s ||„rs( lt.-^.sitory InM and 'arriHge-i. 'i.lip.in. 1(1 At ■(alinar House" Orange (irove Koiul. valuable teak furniture. 2 p.m. 13 At Sale-room, building allotment*-, at Mcl'herson and Race Course Roads. 2 Mi in \i Bate-room. \r\ I at Oxley Rf«d. »M p....
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    59 8 A m\n lias just died at Norristown. 1.5.A.. troin the 1 'Meets of burns received a year ayo. He had LJOO pieces of skin grafted on liini since tin- accident, and 110 tewei than shirty of his friends, as well as his sister and tu. itlie.u t. had allowed pieces
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    67 8 Thk. Ain.ii.-aii s.s. Osmmm, has left Khaoghai lot Odessa, having oil biiaril aixmt one thousand ltiis.sian refugees. There are a few Russians left in Shanghai who still wish for transportation home, and uhereiis lnith lintels anil iNiarilii)^ ln>iis<s were previously willing to cater to Kussians in inrliri'iin- tv residents anil
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    89 8 Vkstki:h\v. a I liinaiiuin was ehMMd before the lleiich Court for the robbery of Sound IMTsoiiutiny v chiiitiiiy. Mr. Farrer- Baynes difi'iide<l him and showed that the character of the ftomtmtt* was Niieh a» to preclude the |Missibility of Kivinn credence to any statement he mi^lit make. Further, the evidence
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    87 8 Tiii-: < „.w one of the best of the ebaafer American illustrated monthly magazines, has been purchased by Mr. William H. Hearst, owner of four or five leading American [wipers, Congressman from Ni w York und the lending Democratic rival of Judge Parker for the nomination for the American Presidency
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    THE CHASE FOR THE DOLLAR.
    352 8 An English Duke's Views. The Doke of Maacheeeer ha- written .1 ipecutl article for the New York Smi day World" on the subject The Scramble lor kba Almighty Dollar." In it be says that to an Englishman \is:iiiiir America, wringing with it H.l participating to
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    THE TREATY WITH AFGHANISTAN.
    324 8 Its Full Text. Simla, May 25th.— The following is the full text of the treaty with Afghanistan. This is the translation of the Treaty He is God, extolled be His perfection. His Majesty Siraj-ul-Miliat-Wa-Ud-Din, AlllllA ***** Habrbulla Khan, independent Icing of the State of Afghanistan and
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    RETIREMENT OF SIR CLEMENTS MARKHAM.
    327 8 Preisdent of the Royal Geographical Society. l.omioii. 2M Maj Bit I'leiiKii s Markliain ha> ietire<i UOlll the Presuleiuy of the Raj pnaphiwl >iciei_v. lie prtHßiad Urn l'atrow'i ItadaJ i«' OaptatM Hyder aad Western. i>i Urn Tibi I Mi 1011. <:< I Vomigiiiisiiiiiid. .Major MlfdniMllll. ains
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    MAN-HINTING BLOODHOUNDS
    190 8 Mr. Henry P. East, of Holmleigh. Chislehurst, Kent, has sold what is believed to be the only man-hunting pack of pure English bloodhounds to an American, who has taken them to Xew York. They are of the oldest and purest strains of bloodhounds in the world, running back
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    FINANCE & COMMERCL.
    37 8 FINANCE COMMERCL. To-day's 4 m bank rate is 1 115- To-day k share quotation changen xhow a rise in Straits Tradings to $42.75 buyers and $48.00 Hellers. Singapore and Johore Rubber I aye risen to $125 buyers.
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    PRODUCE.
    92 8 Gamhier H..-|7* do (Cube No. 1) unpicked 12.50 Copra Bali H.OH KJ do Pontianak 7.30 Pepper. Black -26.00 It White. 5',, nominal ..,.36.75 Sago Flour Sarawak MM do Brunei No. 1 H.I7J Pearl Sago 4.40' Coffee Hull. 1") Ki-is 30.00 Coffee, Palembang. 20% basis 23.00 Coffee. Liberian No. 1
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    EXCHANGE.
    127 8 (in I.,<mh,n— Bank 4 m/s 1/11J Demand 1/11 fi Private 6 m/g 2/--^ do 3in 2/(di licrmuny— Bank d/d 2.01* Private 3 m/g 2.04} do 6 ins 2.064 ((h France— Bank d/d 2.48 Private 3 m/s 2.54 do 6 ins 2.56 (-In India— Bank T. T. 147} Private 30
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    SHIPPING.
    245 8 Arrivals since Noon of Yesterday. Man -of- War. 1i.n.ih.,,,. I. M. .1,,[.. tons. J.-.l ,evv. 1.440 h.p. ipt Hi-wett, Tth'.liiiu-. riaaHau k Rg, 2ml June. Pitt Rangoon, nth- Itds. TRADING VESSELS, &c. 1:.,u Hi Saw, Dut. str. Ml tons, (apt (Mink. 7i)i .lime. From I'ontiHiiak. ">tli June. G.c him!
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    DEPARTURES.
    82 8 Vkssk.i.s Nam,:. DMBUOB. Dmi. />i.../, II Men. C,.!,,nn,,, .".tit Btmmng lint s lr Baskets* I* ■sMMsr -tr. I.om.loii titli )Vi/i.//.;,' Htr. Th.c.iiih Mil I'niiti.mtk sir. Niituiiu Imluikl Oth Mnlnr.l str. Hoiujkonn Ma BUks Uer str. l'enaiifj Ctli Wamt KM str. Bangkok Mi liitmii Am Dut str. ltapui l.tli llnmirrr
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    67 8 For Vtr Steamer lime To-morrow. Sabak an. l Djambie }I,ma 11,, p.m. Europe via ports l/.ii/.i p.m. Madras via ports Thimiiua 3 p.m. P.Swettenham viaporU.4»iAfr«r 3 p.m. Sourabaya, Macassar Hun Puh t.utu, 3 p.m. P Swettenham via ports/Vnam/ 3 p.m. Bandjermassin, etc. Sarie Uorneo 3 p.m. Bangkok lUuujkok
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    117 8 Fr..m Kik..ii I.. Dm I. ,Ui. Wai* due on Friday. From Cmaut By tin r. ,v. 0. >/.<(m due on Thursdnv IIMK ri1.1.1 "f Mdl.s MX. I.»ft Saom/K* Due m London Arrived April 27tli P. A- <). May MM May MM May Ist N.D.1.. May Jtitli May
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    VESSELS AT TANJONG PAGAR.
    77 8 Wharves at Which Different Ships are Berthed To-day. K>>r Winiii: Nil. Vktokia Oannst I>i~ k: Snlun Van hangkat. Ai-iiKKT (luivixii I)<hk:- Hai I'honj;. Sk. Me No. 1 OriHwi. Van Piemen > Thsaajwa, Hewtea Hall. :t Cyras Heathbarn. 4 Ooldmoath, ■"> Sultiin. i. Extra Hall Beans Wutr
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    LORD KITCHENER.
    113 8 Thk Allhlihlukl PiasMtr*! London corres |Kiinli'iit wirt'H that Tin- Tiwtx' military cor ris|Kiinl(.nt, in an article headed The Crisis in India, stateH that the holders of all the hi^lM-st active iiiiiiiiuinds in ludia declare that, until thu Military Department ix overthrown, the neceHxarv and obvioim reforms cannot lie
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      76 8 K. A. J. CHOTIRMALL Co., JEWELLERS SILK MERCHANTS. No. 51, 52 High Street. •lust landed l>v the French-mail steamer a fresh stock of silks in new varieties and colours, silk and crepe suits for gentlemen, shirts, petticoats, kimonos, plain and embroidered silk handkerchiefs, and many other fine thingß. Ivory ci^nr
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      247 8 ICHEAP AMERICAN PADLOCKS. I' 1 1 key*. A /^^iin lock cohpt a v wond< fnl Protector in ihiladelphu. every respect, n*^- 7 i sk« t*-h si/.- I.i \ii Pr c. 25 cfs only K»o ivKamnmn 11C VvliailipiOll ftp irea Q pon black embossed ground (g bert steel plated. Size I.',
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      131 8 DAY BY DAY. Wednesday, 7th June. H ij-li Water. 1-32 p.m. C. W. A. Hewing Meeting, i. Thursday, Bth June. High Water. 0-52 a.m. 217 p.m. P. <v O. homeward mail due. Philharmonic Orchestra. 8-30. Friday, 9th June. High Water. 1-39 a.m. 3-9. p.m. Feast of Weeks. Festival of Jews.
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      28 8 WEATHER TELE6R4 1 HONGKONG.— 7tb June— lo a.m. Barometer 29.79. Direction of Wind n.n.w. Force of Wind i. Mai. Temp in Shade 76. MANILA-769 west 1. 32. 27.
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      70 8 WEATHER REPORT. Knmlang Kerlniu Hiupilnl, ttih .lime, 190 A. TTa.m.l r.n.|9 r.u. 1 F-~^rrt Bar. 32 Fah 29.913 29.H27'29.892 Staaa HB.O 92.5 H3.H Morning, Wet Bulb Ther H0.9 77.5 78.0 day and Dir of Wind s.w. s.w. s.w. night clear. Max. Temp 93.2 If in 73.5 Max. in Sun 144.1
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    JAPANESE PATENT LAW.
    261 9 Interesting Decision. An interesting judgment has recenMy booa pvoi •"»>' apptal l'rom a decision by thj e::aminers ot the Patents bureau in 'lokio. The Japanese Patents Law. ic. Miming to the ivobt Herald, says ilia, a patent cannot be granted in vlie case of an article wliich
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    HUMAN PIGEONS.
    240 9 The present' international dispute over Mm. i,,. recalls to a contemporary an amusing stoc*- of which a certain famous French conjurer was the hero or victim. He was paying a professional visi; to F«.z by (Ik- invitation of lit Sultan o:ie of the predecessors of his present Majesty
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    CEYLON RUBBER EXPERT.
    138 9 The "C < _vi. ii Ohssrvsr" hss ras i ao believe tihat the association in the pr.^s of the name of Mi K l.< «i-. of the Forest Department there with th" jectod anpoiut meiit of a Rubber Kxj:ert .n tli.it inland is well-fouiidi>(l. ar. 1 that
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      451 9 NOTICES. HOWARTH ERSKINE, LIMITED. MECHANICAL AMD ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS Sol. Agents For the HORNSBY-AKROYD patent Latest Improved Stati nary T p Qj £flgJfi GS P°rtablCP rtabIC Oil Engines FOR ALL PURPOSES Oil Engines HIGI EST KF GIE\(V AbMplulelv Reliable SUCCESS GUARANTEED. "ivjiiii^i. 1,1.1 jy .lillerein in de.i«n to any other manufactured,
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      267 9 I VKSSKI.S ADYKKTISKI) TO SAIL. MMJ v i:x [Kill*. I -in ii< l»». due Hth June. M.AIistcr. I. ii,l. n. i,l,i,i,n;i. mid June. Boustead. I'cut SweUcnl'iuii. .In mi.,:-, every Tuewlay, Koe Guan. l'.irt Swettenhiim vin BMtti Bmttrnf on ThurMlays. and Vafana i nttllllkjt. B. B. B. Oo. Ti-luk Ans«.n via
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      231 9 NOTtCKS. Jor JYews of tde Straits, Times. IT K^S THE Largest Circulation O F ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN MALAYA FOR XVar telegrams, Times. It may be obtained in Singapore at the fallowing places Maaara. Joho Llttla Co.. Ltd. The Relr.ahmcnt Buffet. Tank S«poy Linca A Kampong Bahrat. ■asm Kally Walak.
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    IMPERIAL DEFENCE.
    453 10 India's Danger. London. May 12th. la Committ« of Supply on the Civil Service Batimst.es, in the Hoaas of rriminoas yeaterday, Mr. Halfour made a weighty atatemeat, baaad on conclusions arrived at by the Committee of Defence. He adduced many fiaianns. with figures, .n <itiiig an imaginary oonerake oaaa
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    F.M.S. AGRICULTURAL DIRECTOR.
    693 10 Visit to Ceylon. Mi .1 B. CaiTiitliers, late Assistant [i. ret. i I the Ceyli n Royal Botanical .mil now I). rector of Agriculture in ilit Federate Malay States. arrived M Colombo oa the Smb. May. >|)e;tkiiii! to a representative of the rimea of Cfylon" Mr. Cm
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    THE TANJONG PAGAR
    647 10 DOCK COMPANY. LID. shipwhiohts, ExoiNKtits, Ikon Bhass: FoiNDhBS, Whakki.ngkks, Ac. This Company execute Ship aud Marine Engine Repairs of all descrip tions in the most efficient manner undei the superintendence of experienced Euro pean Shipwrights and Engineers. Graving Docks up to 50U feet M length and 21
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    SHIPPING. SHIPPING IN PORT.
    1199 10 SHIPPING. SHIPPING IN PORT. I'nder this heading the following abbreviations are u«e<l str. steamer; »h.— ship bq. barque sen. schooner Yet. Yacht Cm. Cruiser Gbt. —Gunboat Tor. Torpedo H.p. Horse-ix)wer Brit. British I.S. United States Pah. French Ger. —German Dut. Dutch G.c. General-cargo j d.p. deck |iaHBeiiger; V Uncertain T.
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    VESSELS EXPECTED
    552 10 Siuiu; r »rt. araaaab ilait „f mrttmt, mime of ttgeiit*. Si i uaajs, Acilia. Hamburg. June 9; Belm Meyer. Aju\. l.iver|X)ol, June It Man-luM. AUmii. Baaabajcg, .June xi Baha Mayer. AllllHlll. Sniyoli. .lime II H. MaiHllllM Austriii. Tnestf, July ■aaiSaakaM. Aimtralien. Colombo', July 31 M. nTaiitlaiai Ayutlim. Bangksk,
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    PASSENGERS BOOKED HOMEWARD.
    162 10 P. O. lYr JmNeaeiliea-oBMh Jam Mr. nawkesk, Mr. aad Mr-. W. A. (.raliam and child, Rev. Keeae, mm Jojree, Imp. Coalaa, Mr. aod Mrs. ciavton. Mr. MnalaMa. Mr. v. Rom, Mrs. (iifiKhmnn^. Mr-. Cnllimora and 2 children, Mr. B. Pawla, Mr, 1. Pawle, Im Deohv, Mr. ■haplin.
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    LIST OF PASSENGERS.
    180 10 FOR SINGAPORE l'er I. ,vc) >. Umrmora eonnectiug v.iUi Iheaaauner fimla at Colombo, from Maj IS, dac IMb Jam Mr. sad Hr». I. AmbroM, Me««ni. E. V. Cany, J Tbom. n, A. R. T. Williai is, W Huu-liait. J.P. Stra.lian. N. Walker. (I K. Fleming, W. White,
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    MINING.
    236 10 Null Ul Issue 1..,.] Slwres Valae °P to Canfas] 1.11-l Timaa tl.il:GOLD. 13.-VK) I in "T.-HI -,i. .1. 4.1MX1 S 10 S 1(1 30.000 I In 10 IIUHHI 10 I MOI 1 10,400 < i 19 w,700 i i i 11 11.000 i 1 11 S (0.000 I* 1
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    GENERAL.
    150 10 4IKI.IHKI 1 '1 1 lMill Development Co.. LUI. <'.>««■ iiuia ued J.ooo 100 i 100 I Fwleruu.i Pnfliworing Co., Ltd. 4.500 S 50 j M KrainT Ncave. i.ul. si.iuhi MS i 198 Hongkong auil Slmn^hai iiunk 12.000 100 j 100 Hdwurth iKnkfaw, Ltd. iI.KKI S 10 10 Maynanl .V
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    RUBBER.
    81 10 70,000 !',■"•> ii.ii-.Ufl 6.000 6.000 IJMbmmtmmt 30.000 1.',.'. ..1.1--U.-1 2,000 «po uuiuued 1,000 30,000 I ■IUI.-M.-1 101 l K5O £1 1 £1 1 £1 1 £1 1 »100 «100 tIOO 1100 £1 1 tioo Juki JUKI ti.-, Bukil Kujuh Cicely Uiibber Estate s','oPre. I'KUlinti linblxr (d. Ribu Planting Co.
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    DEBENTURES.
    46 10 i Hnwartli Erskine, Lul. 7% 2-50.0U0 :i prt-m. Kiley. Hartfreaven, Ltd. 6% US^WO 2 .pnmbl Singapore Municipal 6% 400,000 prem Im 5% I,«7h,(KX) 1% pram buyers. 4% •655,r <)0 ilis. ii.mii. Tanjong I'agar Dock Co., Ltd. 6% iSO,(XK) prem Imycrs. 8% I.MMM I' iirem bu\ci».
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      245 10 ST. ANDREW'S HOUSE. A Church of England Boarding House tor European and Eurasian bojs who lesire to attend the schools of the place. Applications to be made to the House Master, S«t. Andrew's House; or to the denial Chaplain. w. s. v. c. PILSENER BEEP KEY BRAND IMPORTED SINCR 187
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