The Straits Times, 7 June 1907

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    13 1 The Straits Times. NO. 22.301 SINGAPORE. FRIDAY. JUNE 7. 1907. PRICJ3 10 CENTS.
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      337 1 GRAND HOTEL DE L EUROPE. SINGAI'OIiK. Mrt^ulmntly Furnished With Klegant Simi>li<:it\ CONDOR CEMENT. Messrs. C. Duplre Co. Umtm, Hurt m, m*. I We lmve CAKEFILI.Y TESTED the samples of "CONDOR" ceineut whicli liad mImM fium Nliipmeuts Ktorod in your godowns. THE TKSTS INIFOKMLY SHOWED the cement to be one of
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      189 1 Robinson A Co. -tjUALITY (JUARANTEED^ Gentlemen's Pure Wool Underwear, SUITABLE FOR ALL CLIMATES IN ALL TEXTURES. BRITISH MANUFACTURE. Robinson A Co. ADELPHI HOTEL, FOR Comfort Luxury Cleanliness GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. Tenders will bo riceivid at MM Coiowal Secretary's Oftice up to Au(,'»at 1, IH<>7, lot tin performauce of the Postal Mail
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      22 1 GRAND HOTEL DE L EUROPE. BONJAIOMB. MsMtn in Cmmtm ncm i.ittrir); »ISI| il' m i i SS«SMSrj .■.n.lui-iu-t.. llf.llth li.l i ..n.f..rt.
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    BEDRIDDEN BY RHEUMATISM
    590 2 Ci-wcn Itv DR. WILLIAMS PINK PILLS N>w— i iHistsi s, iic.LAK ,v Mmun IinOIMIS HIS()AS AsiiiNlsHlMi 1{| .sr»M\Tl»s To Hkalth. ami Thkn Kklatks H,,« Tm K.mois I'ills Also Cirri> a Urn Hki.aii\k Ok Hk\i>a. hk- am. Othk: Aii.xknts. Mr. Kli.ici Siok Whii is one of t!,, most
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    WIT AND HUMOUR.
    795 2 Hair Restorer. (itiest ion wliii,,- l m |„j,| Mm n- 11t h:w spilt we wm.i-1 IV. von think th.vt mM do it any good-' Suggestion That Came Too l.ate. I-a«ly—^To-<l«y lam thirty years old. why didn't my ,-arcnts ,K.si,K>iie their «*d «lint> tor ten years!" An Eye-opener.
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      210 2 CONGO tropical Roofing IS The Ideal Roofing for this Climate CHEAP! SANITARY! DURABLE VERMIN-PROOF The thickest quality <:S ply) can now be supplied at $12 per roll of -ill! ipn feet complete with caps, nails and cement for fixing. AGENTS: The Borneo Co., Ltd., SINGAPORE. H. ABRAMS, HORSE REPOSITORY Oli(
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      96 2 I ALBERT L. A. DALEY I Undertaker Tomb Builder 150 Middle Road. I Sole Agent for I Maun. Dottridge Brother*, Ltd., London I I P'^B" Telephone No. 619. LIQUID FUEL BUNKERS. Fresh Water island (PULO BCKOM) OfpaaMi WCsU m Butrance to Ktf§d Harbour, 30/I (THIRTY SHILLINGS) PER TON F. 0
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      139 2 McAlistcr Co Ltd. SOLE AGENTS PM Messrs. Irvine Co.'s FAMOUS Australian Wines Brandies. CLABBT HOCK CHAIJLIS IHIKiINDY I'ORT SHEKUV McALISTER CO., LIMITED. i Gj^ PATENT SOSTENENT?^! PIANOS Built Expressly for this Climate and Guaranteed for FIVE Years. $450 FREE TUdIHG FOR ORE YEAR The BOBINSON PIANO CO., Ltd. FERMENT Lacto-Bacilline
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      131 2 WtmS to JSptux ll.e Kiug BOVRIL Th«» flntmir. owrnn>, MMriMral mid nil tliiiin c.v.l i,, "kniui. r c< lra J •>■*■ or M«mi wrtu«^^^^^ "n, s .'Av7 w vLts .'ix^isrs; I fi«cin and an laaooml aad >—-*-'-< r.mTi. i I I bao. Iri^i th-m oa fr).nd. liTllkalU?la7aulSlraiJ nuacu Clou.' DR.
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    MUNICIPAL TRADING.
    249 3 Handsome Profits Made from Trams and Electricity. In tin- Muuii ipal .Journal IhM are ninny illustration* showing how tin- profits from iiiiiiiiri|»tl trailing enterprises relieve the ratoa hihl ntoea 0m okafyM far public Mrrieaa. As a teanlt ->: last ymt't wtxHag mm Iliuldersheld tiiiinwiiyit have realised it prolit
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    When Irishmen Agree.
    110 3 Here i- n happy story of Mr. Tim Haaty'a KiiilincsM in rrtort. A aMaMag was heiii^ held in Hrn Wcstiniii'-tcr I'alacc 1 1 it I on MM in thuw rare o -lasions n|M>n which all MotMM of UaaaaM paawc in Mfmmmm, ami which iiKiiallv have as their
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    Longest Telegraph Circuit
    210 3 I'i'.liaMv the longest telegraph circuit in (lie world has Ixen in o|>eration for over a year on the lines of the lmlo-Kuto|>ean Telegraph CaaMaajTi aatwaaa Leaaaa and Telnian. Persia's capital. This circuit is J.OOO milis in length and in its course it travel ses the North Sea
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    Suitable Drinks.
    245 3 Those who like MMBMaaM dri'.iks will be glad t<i leiirn that a I>x;al (ioverunient ls.mrd h.H»I laaaMMC, I>r. A. W. .1. MacKadden, has been imjuirin^ iuto the purity of some of the most important in^redicntH of summer drinks. Tartaric ju^id, citric acid, and cream of turtar are largely
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    BETTER THAN A BUSINESS ENCYCLOPEDIA.
    756 3 BETTER THAN A BUSINESS ENCYCLOPEDIA. A BOOK WHICH SHOWS! HOW FOKTINKS lAN HK MADK WITH A CAPITAL OK xr, TO £5000. Every person li is nuw an opportunity of obtaining ttm d all charge a most important and valuable work. It is the book we have all been looking for,
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      75 3 WHOOPINB COUGH. This is a vory aaaaanai aaasaa nnluss araaarfy treated. Statistics show Hint tlirrturc n.ori- deaths frutii it than from n'arlot li'vor. All danger may Im' avoidcii. liowcm r. liy ajitiaj{ Chniuhcrlain's Couyh Uciihklv. It liquiftea Urn avafh iinuus. aiaMnj ItaaMarta oxptctonUckaepi ttwnonnti looaa,aai mi 1«-s tbe paraiyaMa al
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      331 3 MAJNOS MILK. Sole Agents: HUTTENBACH BROS. CO. KELLY AND WALSH. Cheap Series. Sheridan's Pltvs. Leather cti. 95 Dickens'* Cbris'.ints Bookfl, Leather cts. 'M Oliver Twist, (loth 65 Manner* for Women. Cloth (10 Nelson'H Life 65 fhitarcli'a Liven, Cloth «'J Jewish Artinan Life, Leather.. 95 Life of Tennyson, Cl Ah lit
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      153 3 \H^S& The LINOTYPE A I li&SfSmm. Composing Machine rival. aJj _WP4e^EMT Used by the Lending Newspapers. Wj Bm jitiJPi jj^^fc 4ft i.c.OTiimenM thruiiahuui flrSB BF (§R| 11,000 in Daily Use I^MHI llk I fastkhs depot: ||^B"«> LjU .VI. DAtHOUtIE SQU»Rf CALCUTTA *Bmm^B/^ r ||9^3PF I 1 'I" 1 l rlI>
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    A BUTTERFLY FARM.
    305 4 Novel Enterprise of a Young Englishman. lii ancient Bexlay, wlxme popeJatioa i- 1 1 1 1it'll lcs- than tliat of sonic of tlir suburbs of London, is to lie found one of the most remarkable example* of modern cntei prise. "sis Mais ajj" certain \oiiny man put
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    Rules for Cricketers.
    148 4 Cricket rapabMahM the Unles. Articles aud Keg'ilatiuus oi the Menficld Cricket Club, dated May IM.JT. The following rules are dieiiledlv ipiaint: 111. bi all pract cc matches every iiicintier not fetching live runs each innings, shal' forfeit one pcniiy. and the same on missing a (air catch,
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    Australian Cricket Dispute.
    158 4 The eri.Uet Liis,> has ln-ol;en out at.esh. s.iys Sydney wire ol May 17. tba i layOM lia\ii:_: decided to ask for rci>reseutatii<n on '.lie Baud of Control. Their application is for two iluU gates, one to represent the crielieters Iroui New South Wales. Victoria, and South Australia
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    Discovery of a New Planet.
    179 4 A I'etit I'arisicn telegram tioin Marseilles Mate-, thai i paafaaaar at the i.oggia Astronomical Observatory has discovered a new lil.uut having the —pool of star of the eleventh magnitude. The telegiam adds that the new plaurt is at present visible in the eoustelltttion of Virgo.
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    42 4 Me was a shrewd observer who wrote: To take life M if it were a species of sport, and to cultivate sports an if it were the most -.rious business of life, is the indeliablc birth- mark etaaeaei ii|«on the Anglo-Saxon ehaiaeter.
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    HOTEL VISITORS.
    628 4 KAFFLES HOTEL. Hod Justin' and Mrs Mr G H.irrinou Fisher Mr A II Malet Col H. H. .l..huston MrC II Haxl. Col (1. Wright Mr and Kn R Herring Major A Mm Ford Mr A Cumins Major A Mim Ormiston Air E Holmes Major J. BviiL.w Mr and
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    ADVERTISE OR BUST !
    228 4 ADVERTISE OR BUST How a Firm's Profits Declined with Publicity Bill. There are a law haw truth* lathe fallowing uiii.h should be lafcaa le heart chants ,m.l others of Singa[>on\ Mr. Thomas Samuel St< MM was the pl.iintift in a London Couit, the oahai day, in a claim Igr dan;nges
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    In a Light of Frivolity.
    114 4 One voice him at last baa heard in approval of the Mfpnarisa of The Mikado, It is that of Mr. Shiuiidz.i, the Japaama Consul at Chicago, who reminds an Aimiican interviewer thai tho title of the Baajarai is one of dignity, and Ouit Uie comic
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    21 4 Feopk are f:.r too rarrjlcwi übout tli.ir br-haviour boii-re domes;,.' Ths a»liaiiln' hall i- Urn atriuai of the I)i, a Court.
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      46 4 A MEDICINE THAT WILL CURE CHRONIC DIARRHOEA. <■ lianiberlaiu's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea lieincdy is the most successful mcdi- ii» in the world for bowel complaiuts, and is the only remedy that will cure chronic <Hairhoea. Overy bottle is warranted. For sale by all dispensaries and dealers.
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      715 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. P. &O. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. For China, Japan, Penan;, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London Through Bills it Lading iMned fur Chins jw(, Persian Gulf, Continental, and American orta. Steamer* will leare Singapore on or about MAIL LINE. Outvard (for China). il'-i June 8
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      1155 4 STEAMER SAILINGS, HANOEL AND BCHEEPVAART MY. "BANNER." pi BANDJERMABIN. Th« Steamers of this company maintain > regular servioe between: Singapore, Bawean, Soorabaya, Bandjer- masin, Polo Laat, Balik Papan, Koetai, with transhipment at Bandjermasin for Sampit, 1 Mandawai, Koemai, Kotta Waringin, Djelai, Marabahan, Marakasarie*, Negara and Bebirik. The tteamen have good
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      780 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. NORODEUTSCHER LLOYD Imperial German Mail Ling. Ttaa tut and well known mail steamers of thi* Company uil fortnightly from Bromeu Hamburg ria Rotterdam, Antwerp, Bouthamp too, Gibraltar, Qenoa, Naples, (oonneotion Marseilles, Naplai, Alexandria, and vice versa) Por Said, Snez, Aden, Colombo, Peuang, Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Nagasaki, aud Kobe
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    SHIPPING IN PORT.
    1169 5 Coder thii heading the following abbreviation* are used atr. steamer ah. ship bq. barqne sen. schooner Tot. Yacht Cm. --Cruiser. G'bt.— Gunboat Tor.— Torpodo ll. p. —Horsepower; Brit. British; I'.S.— I'diUhl States Fch. Frenob Oer.— -German Dot.— Dutch; Ital.— ltalian Span.— Spanish S*r. Sarawak; G.o.- General- 3argo;
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    Vessels at Tanjong Pagar and Keppel Harbour.
    97 5 Wharves at which Vessels are Berthed To-day. TaojOMO PAS**. East Wharf Bakhin— Dagmar, Aldebaran, Sabiue Rickmers. East Waiar Section I— Kiverton, K Willem 111 Sect. 1 (Shefrh Wharf) Me Clellau. Section No. 2 ('hikiizon Maru. B—Profit.8 Profit. 4 Peter Rickmers. s—Kanju5 Kanju Maru,
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    Mail Steamer Movements.
    53 5 II ...i.« >ni. Qnaui Mm The Imperial (ierman mail Hleamer Gneisenau, ha\ ing left Hongkong at 5 p.m. on the '.tli instant, may lie expected to arrive bare on Monday, the 10th instant, at •< a.m. She will probably be despatched for Europe on Tuesday, the 11th
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    790 5 Name, port, probable date of arrival, and name of Agents, Steamers. Airlie, Sydney, June 24 Bmsteal Ajax, China, June 9 Mansfield Alcinous, China, July 27 Mansfield Ambria, Hamburg, June Behn Mever Antilochus, Liverpool, June 26 Mansfield Aragonia. Hongkong, July Behn Meyer Arcadia, Colombo, July 19 V. A O.
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    Clearances.
    42 5 June 6 Kum Sang, Brit str, I'enang ami Calcutta Giang Seng, Dut str, Samarang via ports Jin Ho, Brit str, Muar and Malacca 7 Uceana, Brit str, Bombay via p irh Sarie Borneo, Dut str, Baiidjermaxsiu Islander, Brit str, Christmas Island
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    16 5 The hero of the public, and the evening papers, is always the athlete never the artist
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    SURRENDER OF KEAST.
    304 5 To Free Innocent Victim of the Cartridge Raid. The man Keast, the Knglish agent for the German-made cartridge* which were seized in the north, and who disappeared after one of the Newcastle raids, reported in the Straits Times recently, baa aurrendered to the police, who hare been
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    Disaster at a Wake
    134 5 A startling accident took place in the little. Irish town of Bleary, about throe miles from Kurgan. An old man named Henry Tomsu, who died recently was being waked" in a cottage ou a hilly spot. Owing to the rough weather the side walls, which were
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    26 5 Timk lln.i-s on Fort Canning and Mount Faber drop daily at 1 p m., Singapore standard time corre i ponding to 6 a.m. Oreenwicb mean time.
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      385 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. N. Y. K. JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. LTD. A re^ilnr KOKTNIUIITI.Y aerviise i» main liiiii.-.i Uiiurn .In |»m ami hiiro|<e by the followinn NEW TWIN-SCREW STEAMERS, Cn.liT Mhil Coutracl with the Imperial Japan tme Government, specially designed for the Company* Kuropeau Service, lighted through>ut by Klectrictity, provided with
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      499 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. Ocean Steam Ship Co., Ltd. and CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. CO.. LTD. The Companies' steamers are despatched from Liverpool outwards for tbe Straita, China and JapaD every week, and from Japan homewards for LondoD, Amsterdam and Autwerp every fortnight and f< r Oenoa. Marseille* and Liverpool moutbly. One
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      451 5 I STEAMER SAILINGS. BURNS PHILP LINE. SINCiAPOBK TO 'JAVA PORTS. PORT DARWIN, THIHSPAY ISLAND. •QUEENSLAND PORTS, AXI> ROUT, ALSO TAKINO CARGO FOIt PRITISH NEW OHINEA, m UHII UN AM) NEW ZEALAND POUTS. \k inducement offers. A regular monthly service Ui above MM i» iiiamtniut-ci l<v tin- Untisl, SteamerH Alltl.lK MM
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      475 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. C P. R. Canadian Pacific Railway Company's Royal Mail Steamship Line. THK NATIONAL HIGHWAY TO El POPE CHINA, JAPAN, CANADA aud lue I'NITED STATES. Route from Hongkong, via Shanghai. Nagasaki, (lulaud Sea of Japan), Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria aud Vancouver, R.M.S. "faHWM India" Twin-screw HteaK.M.B. "Empress r.r Japan" I
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      154 5 AUCTION SALES. Powell and Co. June s—At Stanmore," Orange Road, valuable teak household furniture Ac, at 1-30 p.m. 11— AtSaleroom, freehold land a-icl |HMM No*. 22 it 22-1 Kerbau Lave, at 2-30 p.m. H. L. Cojfhlan and Co June At 133, liukit Timah K.i.l. 0u« i' .1 lection of plants,
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      260 5 DAY BY UAY. Friday, June 7. High Water. Ml p.m I. A-. O. Outward mail due. Legislative Council. 2 30. Saturday, June High Water. a.m. 9-C p.m. Friend illNee.l-So.iety- At ilomn." 730 p.m. Raffles School AtMleli. sports. Sunday, June q. High Water. 959 am. 941 p.m. M after Trinity. Monday,
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. FRIDAY, JUNE 7.
    630 6 The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. FRIDAY, JUNE 7. Vuyonc w lion members when cycling first came into popular favour in Kuglaud will also rciuouibcr the outciy that was raised by a mMn ol the public. Society had uot tin )i takeu to tin wheel, and tin leaders ol the
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    676 6 Apprehension has been growiug over the nn-«ttl(il state nf India, and we oau well iiinliTsUinl that in Kugland an even more Hcrious construction is placed upon tin account)) of Dative riot* and attack)* upon Kiirn|ii-.iii*. than is ]>erhapK nivm to tin -c reports Kast of Suez. The special telegram l
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    5 6 Plague is spreading in Yokohama.
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    13 6 Hongkong ban issued a new fonr cent stamp printed in crimson on white.
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    17 6 Minister Shum has suggested to the Throne the opening of the island of Hainan to international trade.
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    18 6 The telegraph lines between Kiiiu ami Heilungkiang in Manchuria. UH) miles in length, have been sold to China.
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    27 6 The rat return for the year l'.toti showed that in Hongkong aud Kowloou there were 30,701 rats killed, and of these Ml were found to be infected.
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    23 6 The Cautou Police Department has issued an order forbidding the local newspapers from publishing auythiug concerning the Swatow. Limchow aud all similar riots.
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    23 6 The (iermaii steamer Sitln.nia arrived from Vladivostok. Moji. mid Aiuoy. yaatat day. iv ballast. M her way to Calcutta. She brought MVi MMMMm.
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    30 6 Iv another column of this issue will be found an interesting article, by a special correspondent, dealing with dress and fashion as seen at the church parade in Hyde Park.
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    30 6 liutlaloes in Hongkong are baukiupt, according to the report of a ease before Mr. Justice Wise, who was told that the local branch of the K.A.O.H. is now in liquidation.
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    37 6 Mariners are nutilied liy the Master Atteii dant. Commander Kadeliife. that information has Imcii reeeiveil from llie Consul. (ieueral for the Nil thei lands that the yas liuoy on Korowelaiig reef is ie|K iUd as not burning.
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    35 6 Wong Ah Lull, ivideine ayain-l ulh.im was heard yesterday hv the Second Ifaffci trate. was. this niorniny. committed for trial at the nest Assizes, on a eliaryc of the [Hissession of instruments lor counterfeit ing.
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    39 6 The death has taken place of the wife ol .1. Cohen, one of the Hoarding Officers, and the interment will take place, this afternoon. at the Itnkit Timah Koad cemetery. Mrs. Cohen leaves four children to mourn her loss.
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    43 6 "A token ot appreciation of your ••allantiy ill getting rid of your Towcliaug *w tin iliseription on a eigan tU' MM MMMM4 to Mi. Rg I'ak Hucy )V t| lt MMWm of the I'enang Mutual Improvement Association, on the occasion of his queue-cutting
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    42 6 The claim of M. E. Clio Angullia against Low Choou Voug, for the return in »l,j<jo which the pUiutitt deposited as security for an emerald ring, was concluded before the Chief Justice, yesterday afternoon, judgment being given for the defendant with costs.
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    45 6 Hob Hock, who was caught iv Malacca some weeks ago, was yesterday afternoon committed for trial at the next Assists by the Third Magistrate, Mr. Coluiau. on a charge of having murdered i fellow celestial on An,u Siaug Hill last November. He reserved his defence.
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    40 6 Modesty is a very becoiuiug trait. Yet we cannot allow the -npurtuuity to pass of complimenting MM loso (Mm stall upou its acumen in sending to the Straits' Times a post-card from Ciermauy addrc-sed to The (ireatest Kuglish UmpM, Hmmmjn."
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    45 6 The wreck ot Uh steamer Nicolaos which vessel recently stranded oil Lulu Head, •^ueiuoy island, near Aiuoy. was sold at Hongkong to Mr. Mok Lai-saw lo; MJM, and tor another iW her cargo of cement also became tlie proixjrty of the purchaser of the vessel.
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    44 6 Ifev. W. 11. Williams addressed the bp worth League, at the Coleniau Street MeUiodist Kjiiscopal Church, last night, on •A Hamblc through London,' the lecture being illustrated by lantern views. A collection was taken lor the church building fluid. There wa- a large attendance.
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    58 6 Yeiisaiinny. an old oll.ndir. wa- hilon the Second .Wa^istiaU-. this morning, on tin chu'He of i-hcatni^ Japanese pnag lady n i, ,|Kii of w.,1,1 „j,,j,. n,. |„|i wUkher.m MiuriU. a eor|ioiiils suit ot the Keilali Police, but it lias since hivu ascertained that he was con.iccted with thai authority The
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    55 6 Messrs Powell and Co. sued I'ugku Yayah before Mr. Justice Fisher, this morning.' for 144.1.) for furniture, and such like, sold at a Saturday afternoon auction. The defence was thai the money had been pai> I to one of plaintiff's Chinese clerks at the lmu.se where the auction was held.
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    60 6 All teachers of the different schools and colleges at Canton who are in European costume have been requested by 11. E. C'hou Fu to grow the queue again. As an inducement they will receive a fifth official rank and money to purchase Chinese dresses if they are willing to sign
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    58 6 Mr. Loke Yew haagonehome with several big schemes in view, among which the flotation of an important company may possibly be one, says the Malay Mail. His greatest scheme of all is one from which he will receive no personal benefit, but which will necessitate his spending a very large
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    58 6 Chou Ku. the present Viceroy at fantmi. has ordered all native teachers in the dilferont schools and colleges who an- in European costume to resume their jmw As an inducement they will receive a fifth official rank and money to purchase Chinese dressed if they are willing to sign their
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    94 6 The Chief Justice, this morning, gave his decision rcgardiuu the motion of Mr. I. M H Braddell for Suprarnaniau Chetty tlmt judgment be entered up ;inain-t Kaua aTnJwmri Eusopc fora sum in excess of 5 2N.1X10. as found due by the Registrar, less tin; amount claimed for interest which his
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    Social and Personal.
    149 6 Mr. K. S. llom. Sii|KiinU-iidenl ol FIMM and (iaols. Kuala Liiinpui. mm n tnmofl from long leave. liishop aud Mrs. Oldli.iui iiturued from Urn Philippines, yesterday. Uishop UUhMB will preach ul the Colciiiiin Street Methodist Episcopal Church on Sunday. A son of the late Captain Xii \c
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    DESTRUCTIVE PADI PEST.
    381 6 How to Prevent the Recurrence of Disease. The I.M.S. (m.miihiiiiil f tlllillllMJ li Mi. 11. I'l.itt. in his annual rtautt, -i.n, that, diiring the year, be Imhl M-it,-,l humto investigate a padi Mat, ulnrh had dis troyed al t completely H ruili\ a ted ana ot. appni\iiiiatelv.
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    Bill Collector in Trouble.
    157 6 Chilii Ah (iie. a hill eollei U.i l-Mpio.Vtol by Mi s-is Auk. i-i liinnll ..ml Co'. i i-u. pl'ail ed yuiltv boon the Third Mayi-i .if llnnioliiiliy. tu niiiiinal Ijieneh of tni-l :i a sii\int. iv IMMMi ill MMJH, i nil., //lid from his employeis. Hi
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    Revolting Tortures in Philippine Islands.
    230 6 According to the story told by the I'rcsi di nli of San I'ablo to I aptain Grove of tin constabulary MMMMM, the torture ol a Bativc >>f l-a l.'i^una proviure. for vvhieli crime Lieutenant Caswell. a sergciint and two men of the constabulary are to
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    79 6 li,,m Ih, ii a-1..d l,y \b- ..i Utliuui ami ("Uii'iin. Hindi and Shan I to state that, in tli- tin i 1 1 1 1 1 1 j i.-t'inis pub lishcd in their -iiare layoff this ma U, a mis leading nustal;< ;i|>|x.n T'i- oatpnt from Belat is stated to
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    68 6 Mr, .lustier I'isli.i. m., jnd^iii nt. tiniimmiug. in the a|>)ieal i>f Cluing Lung, \\lu. was convicted by the Third Magi-tratc on three charges of securing Immmnm to work in Johore while an uulii'iiisi'd rrc ruiltr. and s< v ten red to a month's imprisonment, be Mm Iniuy toad »:smi. %en
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    REFORMS IN INDIA.
    146 7 IMPERIAL GOVERNMENT YIELDS TO POPULAR AGITATION. Advisory Council to be Established iKiii.M Oil: Own CoRUCHPOMOBirT.) London. June <>. 7.10 p.m Mr. John Morley, Secretary of Statt lot India, luade a stalenieut in the MoOM of Cominous to the ellect that the (iovei niii. ut hail decidi d
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    FIGHTING IN PERSIA.
    61 7 Operations Against llic Governor of Luristan. Ukiimi's Tki. k.. i:\m London. June t>. telcgraiii ici.i\iil at St. IVtcrsburg fritn Teheran states lh.it a force of I'crsian eossaeks. cavalry, and infantry. with inouutuiii guns, has left K-Tiii itishah, to operate join Salmi c.l il'iwli h. tin' Governor of
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    PORTUGUESE POLITICS.
    83 7 Dissolution uf the Parliament. l!i i ii i:- TkUMIMM. I. on. loii. .luue I. Ii Ii ipranut f«uni liUhtf announce the dis solution of till' 1'..! ill^'les I'llli Illl'llt. The MunJcipalilj dourood lias Iktm re placed by a I. m i -.-.i* »i uu I r the presidency
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    THE DERBY BETTING.
    116 7 [Hki ii i.'s Tki ki.i; hi Londiii. Jinn ti. riiofa t.iiii-4 .mi tii ■I rig m 1. 1~ i .11 'i In- and Wool W inder hu M 9 a^ liust and Hliere UalUou ID la N on. I'lace liL'ttilij- Orbylito I W0.. 1 Wiudcr Ski I
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    EARTHQUAKE AT SAN FRANCISCO.
    52 7 I!ki tki: s Tki.k.i: vm Lond'iii. I line l>. Then- wm i Blight earthquake at Sau I'rauci-M > \i '.iei'ii.iy, lit a L no d*UMgl was r.l i. Data tKr\si u'l-. ill. LbOTB li.i.: .am Merlin. June t'>. K.irtlit|iiakf shuck, liavc been felt again i i
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    FRENCH SEAMEN'S STRIKE.
    43 7 I'kii>.i;'s Tii.ki.kwi London. l ll no (>. Tin I'ri ncli seamen are divided hopelessly iv their opinion regarding tin strike. Many arc naming »mL |I»kk UmaiTwii lii.nM. Twnm liciliU, .IIUIC (I. Tin striki of I leneli im rcantilc seamen is collapsing
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    TROUBLE BREWING ON THE BALKANS.
    34 7 [InTß'l Tk.i.ki.ium London, June l>. T!ie Mulgaiiaii Government has seul an emphatic Note to Scr\ la in which Mul^aria ilciuaiids tin sp, idy withdrawn! ni Servian li.iu.hls hoi,, Macedonia.
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    RUSSIAN POLITICAL PRISONERS TO DIE.
    38 7 Keen .is s 'i 1 1 i atUOL London, ,'iiue ti. tor participating in the mutiny at Mgi on April 15, .i^lr. political priaoaen havi In in seuli m i d to death.
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    GERMAN COLONIAL SECRETARY.
    30 7 Dm Ormuzugw Lun Tkumbam Berlin .luue ti. Hen DeruburK, Out ■mi Colonial Secrc laiy. Icaws 11, iliu mi July 13 to |\iy visit tv UuTMMII ISaut Africa.
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    SIPIAU TIN COMPANY, LTD.
    860 7 Foregoing Dividend to Improve Water Supply. The unsatisfactory water supply M the Sipinu Tiu Company's property, at Serrniban, is to be improved at tin- east of a c"ii-iil( lablo sum of money. Shareholders, at Mm ordinary |Mnl nutting, held at Qimßmm House, today. agreed to the
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    For the Statue of Liberty.
    233 7 The (juai-U-riiiasU-r General of the- Army has itpprovcd plan-- lot tin; installation of a powerful electric Unlit in the torch of the sunn- at Liberty in New York Hatfcoai and a coiupr. In n-i\ scheme In tlic Manfe an.l improvement <.f the statue mi BeaWw'a
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    Sugar Convention.
    144 7 BRITISH GOVERNMENT ANXIOUS TO WITHDRAW. Statement by Sir Edward Grey. lux tkk's Tklki;kam London, lune Sir Kdward Grey l-'oreign Minister. stated in the House of Commons, iv reply to Mr. J.H. Scaverus, the Liberal M.l', for Orixton, that the Government had intimated to the signatories of the Sugar
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    ILLNESS OF A DAUGHTER OF THE CZAR.
    42 7 iU .rrhi;'s Tki.ki.imm Leaden, Juue 6. Oue of ISw daughters of tlieC/ ir of llussia is ill wi /ii ilipl .lh. ria. Tin- C/. irin.i, personally, is n.irsing the ii Lt It j... tic m.
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    EDUCATION IN SINGAPORE.
    393 7 The Proposed Increase in School Fees. At the meeting of the Legislative Couucil this afternoon. .Mr. Tan .liaK Kirn asked: Is it a fact that the (iovcrnment proposes to iucrcase the fees iv all (iovcrnment Knglish schools, aud that such fees are to be paid for three
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    EXPERIMENTS WITH RUBBER.
    244 7 Chemical Search for Rubberoid Plants. Owing t'j tin iidii I'ljiiipnii'iu of the laboratory in the lu-.titntr for Medical Research in the V. M. S. for agricultural-chemical investigations, and the lack of apparatus till quite recently, Mr. Eaton, Government Chemist, K. M.S.. has bee.i v table to undertake
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    25 7 Do ii'it. in a skirmish with M accredited wit. lose your temper. It is wiser to take the good w it-li the !>,<• I iin jji
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    Supposed Incendiarism.
    1103 7 SUSPICIOUS OUTBREAK OF FIRES AT HAMBURG. Proposed Shipping Amalgamation. i Warn On n«s Ommbcmmot.). Hamburg, May H. Ey Day passed off ijuietly. None of the lores or other employees in the docks ■i 'I themselves from their work, and Jstomary pro<-4.-ssion along the Alster less numerously attended tlian
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    DISGRACED POLICEMAN.
    869 7 Constable Stockford Sentenced to Year in Gaol. Tin.' prosecution in the case against coustable F. Slockford for robbery was concluded last week. Yesterday, the defence was heard and the accused, together with his companion *in crime, was sentenced to a year's rigorous imprisonment, by a Bench Court consisting
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    Living Animals as Snakes' Food.
    176 7 Iv the Mouse of Commons on May 9, Mr. G. lireenwood. l.iber il M. I', for Peterborough, asked the Home Secretary if it was was still the practice at the Zoological < litrdi us, liege ut's Park, to foed the python': and other large «nakc*
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    12 7 The ideal connubial .plan. I is. |«.s.d pUuu <iiu;st,i(ju~> and i/jl<ju.n:d auswcis,.
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    CONTRABANDISTA!
    78 7 ENTERPRISING CAPTAIN BLOWS UP HIS SHIP. Loss of Seventy Lives Mki-tkh's Tki.ki.ram. London, Juue ti. A large sailing vessel, with a contraband cargo of rifles and powder, was surrounded in the darkness by armed French customs boats near the Tripolitan frontier. The captain refused. to surrender, and blew up
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    MUTINY OF THE RUSSIAN GUARDS.
    101 7 |Ukutkr's Tkxkuram London, June f>. The Hussars of the Guards at Tsarkoe Selo. the residence of the C/.ar and his family near St. Petersburg, have mutinied. The ringleaders have Im.h placed under arrest. [I)KK OsTAsIATIsI HK. Ll.on. TKLhUKAMJ Kerlin, Juue H. N'ou-pohtical disturbances have broken
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    BRITISH SOCIALISTS AND RUSSIAN AFFAIRS.
    45 7 i Dkr Ostasiatichk Lloyd TeleuhamJ Kerlin, .lune l>. Sir Kdward Grey, the Mritish I.. reign Minister, stated in the Mouse of Commons that the British Government must decline tv allow the discussion of Russian internal affairs by the Socialist members.
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    ABYSSINIAN RAILWAY.
    26 7 [DXX UsTASIATISCUK LLOYD TELEGRAM' Merlin, June 6. The French authorities have obtained the consent of King Menelik to the extension of < the Abyssinian Railway.
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    THE KING OF SIAM.
    25 7 I IU; OSTASIATISCHK 1.1. Hl' TkLKI,R\M Merlin, June ■> The Kiug of Siam has arrived from Madcu to visit the Mannheim Exhibition.
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    THE DUMA.
    21 7 Dkr OsrAsi.vTiscHK Lloyd Tklkhram Berlin. June t>. Muiiiours arc gathering strength that Hrn dissolution of the Duma is impending.
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    CARRIAGE ACCIDENTS IN SINGAPORE.
    232 7 Lady Injured in Orchard Road Smash. Owing to the carelessness of a syce driving along the Orchard Koad, yesterday morning. Mrs. I. n.'sche was injured, the driver seriously hurt and a gharry smashed beyond repair. I'.y some means or another, the syce frighteucd the animal and
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    Preparing for the Trams.
    198 7 The ground has been staked off at the. corner cf the Ksplauadc, opi>osite the Hotel dc I'Kuroiie, for the MM of cutting away a portion, in ordi r that the roailwuy may In widened, ill anticipation of the proponed construction of a tramway Hue there. The
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      61 8 The Annual Athletic Sports of St. Jaaagk'l Institution will take place ou Saturday, .lune IS, at 2..T0 p.m. His Kxcellency the Governor and Miss Anderson have very kindly prolnis.ll to be present. The parents of the pupils, friends aud Unefiu tors of the Insti intion are most
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      Cricket.
      102 8 Captain Barrett at Shanghai. Captain K. 1. M. Barrett has not lost 1 inch time to get into form at Shanghai. In his first match, playing for the First Kit yen against the Nast Twenty, he was clean I owl. il for 1 1 11 11 and secured two
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      Swimming.
      62 8 Sunday's Launch The Argu will leave Johnston's Pier M Sunday for the Swimming Club Bungalow at 9, 10, and 11 a.m., and 2.80 and BJO p.m.. returning at MO and KUU, 12.1.'.. ami p.m. 440 Yards' Handicap. On Sunday morning, soon after tin arrival of the ten o'clock launch
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      Tennis.
      107 8 Local 1 ou run m cuts In the S. It. C. Tennis Tournament, yester day, in the mixed dou hies. Ochlcrs and Swithi 11 Pereira were given a walk over against Cock hum and .1. H Angus, and Valbergg ami Mowe beat Vanderbeck and Peralta, 0--6, 6—o, 6—2. In
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    Association Football.
    113 8 V.M.C.A. v. F. Co. West Kent*. A team of K. Co. West Kents met the V.M.C.A. at soccer on the Beach Koad reclamation ground yesterday, aud a large crowd turned up to watcl. the game, which proved a gW one. In the first half, the V.M.C.A. had somewhat
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    Bowling.
    104 8 S.C.C. Tournament. The result of yesterday* play iv tlie S.l.'.C. Howling Tournament on the Ks|ilauail« is us lullows SlNiiLKs. .1. MiKon/i.-. owe I bout C. 11. l-'ullrtt. MB 2, 21 to H. A. C'onli lvi rce 2 beat \V. Klnnn let4, -21 to 10. Open I'uiis. S. Sowilou iiud
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    Forthcoming Fixtures.
    68 8 Friday, June 7. Hockey. -White v. Colour-.. Bowling Tournament. saturday. June 8. Cricket. -8. C. C. Ist XI. v. S. I{. C. Ut XI. S.C. C. 2nd XI. v. S K. C. 2nd XI. Sports. ItafUes Institution. Bowling Tournament. Sunday, June 9. Swimming S. S. C. Tuesday, June
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    HARMSTON'S CIRCUS.
    197 8 Government House Party Witness Excellent Show. There was a crowded houso at Harmston's last night, wheu the successful visit in Singapore ot this popular circus terminated. Hik Excellency the Governor, Sir.lohu Anderson, K.1.M.G., Miss Anderson, and a large Government House party, were preseut. being accommodated in a private
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    MANILA AS SINGAPORE'S RIVAL.
    546 8 Shipbuilding and Repairin Possibilites. Wlieuever it has been found necessary to •all fin t. inters lor the construction of the inosijiiito craft required by the Insular Goveminent, f ir repairs to transmits, or for the iieriodical overhauling of the I. S. squadron in the Pacific, the
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    ANTI-OPIUM MIXTURE.
    354 8 F.M.S. Official on the Substitute for the Drug. The annual report of the I-'.M.S. Governutont Chemist on the Department of Agriculture, prepared by Mr. B. J. Eaton. states, among other matters, the fact that preliminary experiments were carried out with samples of the Anti-Opium drug, which had been
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    Automatic Sale of Stamps.
    158 8 In introducing the Pout Office Budget into the House of Commons, Mr. Sydney Bnzton, PoMtmaitter-General, remarked that a great advantage secured through the Postal I'mon was the reduction in the cost of foreign letters. In future it would be possible to send an ounce letter in
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    TERRIBLE TALE OF CRUELTY.
    660 8 Brutal Treatment of a Young Chinese W'fe A correspondent of the N.C. Daily News sends from the Hupeh Province the details of a cruel crime in the town of Siangyang. It appeals that a family living near the limch yatneu had lately received into the home
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    SINGAPORE SHARE CIRCULAR.
    300 8 The weekly share circular, 'issued by Imi Kraser aud Co.. is as follows: Singapore. June A tl;it and uninteresting state of attaint hax prevailed during the past week ami shales generally have received but scant attention. I'nsing Lama has declared another '2 dividend which brought out slight
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    West Ham Scandals.
    128 8 Further particulars of the result ot the trial of the members of the West Ham Hoard of Guardians, who were charged with unlawfully conspiring with one Harry Elijah Bond to obtain by false pretences from the guardians of West Ham large sums of money, with iutcnt to
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    RAUB AUSTRALIAN GOLD.
    914 8 Monthly Report of General Manager The monthly report of the General Mana ger of the Kaub Australian Gold Mining Company. Ltd.. for the four weeks ending May 18. r is follows: Gentlemen.- I herewith beg to -uKniit my monthly report on your mining ami milling operations. The
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    Newfoundland Test Case.
    158 8 Sir Robert Bond, Premier of Newfoundland, has stated to a Kauter's representative that, if an appeal be made to the Privy Council regarding the decision of the Supreme Court of Newfoundland, with refer ence to the modus vivendi between Great Britain and the United States concerning the
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      116 8 -jj Ij* K\_ 1 "f^ T I wE^ns 1 1 Kf* JOHN LITTLE CO Lo SINGAPORE hlgL Sunlight A Soap fflf^ Makes the Whitest of I}--- t^L pn Table Linen, p L^P nII Folio* thr sualluht Wat I I ll.rcilion. round Mcta tablet TSS a I Jeffrey's Stout MW In
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    COMMERCIAL.
    222 9 SlNGAPORK, JlSE fl, 1907. PRODUCE. Mitiibier 6.70 do (Cube N'o. 1) unpii'lfel 1O.:I5 Copra Bali 10.0.» do Pontiauak 9.75 Pepper. Black 17.82J do White 5% ->'>.:i7i Sago Flour Sarawak MM do Brunei No. 1 mi Pearl Sago 4.10 Coffee Bali, \5% 20.00 Coffee, Palembant;. '20 Wis 22.50 Coffee. Liberian
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    New Wireless Telephone.
    164 9 The Asahi report*] that Mr, S. Taho, Ihring at N" 48, Aoyania .Miuamicho Qoohowe, TokiOi has inveuteil :i new wileless telipi system whieli is su|»rior to the two other exfajtfakg irrrtntnn The Tako wireless ipparatus is very ajmpk anil reijuiies but little .leitiii-ity. :is ei)in|iared with the
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      MINING.
      316 9 D&teof ormat- Capital ion Subscribed Number T o( Issue Paid Shares Value iap to i r~ i Reserve i Company QcoTATioas J 1 i 1903 »300,000 1901 WOO.OOO 1903 £400,000 1907 9400,000 £60,000 1906 £100,000 1300,000 •600,000 £850,000 »375,000 30,000 10 •10 •0,000 10 •10 360,000 1 1 37,5000
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      RUBBER.
      307 9 1904 j £150,000 «0..987.10 IJ J I«J 1905 ,300,000 187.400 I Wg 10 JlO 9, in un<sra«d| 1904, £30,000 j «11,1 M J.WJ j I*l 1908 700,000 I 1610,000 10 ',0<K *10 |10 1903 £70,000 j £70,000 I^SSm I Ml 1906 »150,000 $125,000 ''°°"l2?5O0 tlO •10 1904 £12,000 £10,500
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      GENERAL.
      225 9 1894 £'>,377. 10.0 £4,648.15.0 1898 $225,000 I J225.000 7,638 12/6 12/6 4,500 50 I 80 814.11.9 112,500 10,000,000 a) 11,000,000 250.000 A Bells Asbestos Eastern Agenoy, Ltd Fraeer <* Neave, Ltd. 17.00 140.00 186.5 110,000,000 »10.000,000 80,000 1125 1135 Hongkong and Shanghai Bank 855.00 1901 (2,400,000 »2, ,00,000 1896
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      DEBENTURES.
      41 9 Howarth Erokine, Ltd. 6% Kil. y Harereayes, Ltd. 6% Singapore Municipal 6% 5% Tanjong Pagar Dock Co., Ltd. 6% 5% $600,000 235,000 400,000 1,878,000 602,000 250,000 1,050,000 3%prem 3% p rem. 20% prem 2% prom. 2% dia nominal 3% prem
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    Edalji Committee's Report.
    146 9 The eiiiiiinitti c uppointcil by the Home -"•cietaiy iMr. lleilicit <>ladstonci to iiKjuire into thi c .iivi.-ticin of Omh) Kdwar'l Tlioiiipson Kdalji foiiml that Kdalji's con .i.-tiiin w.is iiiisatisl'.ietoiy. <1. cUrinj; that apart from the letters he wrote ill ]<JO:f. whereby he partly brought his troubles ujmn
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    Some Costly Violins.
    137 9 I'ivr hundred and nim-ty jiouuds. the sum paid by Meawa. Maiat and Co., at Christie's, for a violin by Antonio Stradivari, seems an iiiirinous price to pay lot an instrument the uonailtllMli parts of which probably did not ■ust in. in than Is. i;,|. but it is
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    White-whiskered Palm Civet of Malaya.
    147 9 Thi white wliUkiiL.l palm L ivct (I'uia- liiMirii- li-iu<imv-ta\l. at which a "fiHIHfW i> aiming the in -w animals in tin; Small Mammal- rlooM at the i- Dative of the i-laniU of the .Malay Archipelago. Although not inn to the collection this -|nxii v liav
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      39 9 RHEUMATISM. Why Mitter fruiu this painful malady when i MM application of Chamberlriu h I'ain H;i!tu Hives relief.' Hundreds of <<rattfiil natfai testify to the magical |H>wcr of this remedy over rhemmtiM,]. For aufl by all ntfaMMaiiaa and dealers.
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      12 9 Estimates Submitted. VESSELS Steamers, Launches, Stern Wheelers, etc. RILEY, HARGREAVES Co. LIMITED.
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      415 9 §§1 8. P. Dc Silva|§§|| HAVE THE LARGEST AMD CHOICEST STOCK OF Tiaras, Brooches, Bracelets, Rings, Necklaces, Pendants, etc., etc., etc. < ISTOMERS HERE OBTAIN A WIDER CHOICE TH VN C\N BE FOUND IN ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT NEW DESIGNS! FINEST QUALITY! LOWEST PRICES' THIS SPEAKS TPny TTSETiP Kxtract from The
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    CHITS IN BANGKOK.
    650 10 Most Serious and Injurious System. Thr chit sysU in. as it maintains in Hunykoli. is last looming tlie bane of the rising generation of JfSSJkJ men. wlio are put to hard straits in order to tine means of making botli «-n<ls meet each month. The fatal lacility
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    ANOTHER MOTHERS EXPERIENCE.
    296 10 OTMMfBM BBBJDBBi, We have jost received a communication from Mrs. L. Lewis, 22. Wood Street. Penartli, Wales, which is exceptionally iuU-rrstinK. Just puviouH to the birth of her first child •>lrn. Lewis became so ill with dropsy tliat her life was despaired of. The premature birth of
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    DRESS AND FASHION.
    989 10 Some Dresses at the Church Parade. iFIiOM OrR OWI C'llißt-M'.iSDKNT). London, May 10. The first Sunday in May, and a faint promise of sunshine, '.iinptsns tv the Park. during Mm mm that minks tlie iuterval between Hhh two important functions ol the day- morning service and luncheon.
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      124 10 11 THE MERIT OF A MEDICINE is determined by the test Does it cure? WHAT RHEUMATICS SAY N. Galowav, Snow Hill, London, writttl I have DOCS a great suH'crt Irom MbSSBMbImI lor many years. During this time, I have tr.-J various soVcfiiied rheumatic ■CSBe&tj oils, ointments anj cmbnv.ationj. Mv !cjr<
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      607 10 BANKING COMPANIES. HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. paid-up capital $10,000,000 reserve fund Sterling Reserve 110,000,000) 91 non (Mm Bilver Reserve 511.000.000j 21 000 000 R »erve Liability of Proprietors 110,000,000 COURT OP DIRECTORS. G. 11. Medhurat, Esq.— Chairman. Hon Mr. W. J. Gresson— Deputy Chairman. G. Balloch, Esq. C. R.
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      540 10 BANKING COMPANIES. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. Capital £800,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £800,000 Reserve Fnnd £1.075,000 BANKERS. Bank ol England. National Bank of Scotland. The London City A Midland Bank, Ltf. SINGAPORE BRANCH. Current Acoounts are opened and interest allowed at 1 per
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      606 10 SALES BY AUCTION. AUCTION SALE. FREEHOLD DND, CAMPONG JAVA ROAD. Monday, June 17, at 2.30 p.m. Lot 1. Fifteen plots situate m the District of Korhnre. Area '21,5i>7 sq. ft., being lots ltt'2 to 16-S and 17} Is 182 of Grants :)7-"> and 36*. l.o' 2. Nine plots situate iv
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      366 10 SALES BY AUCTION. 9*~ SPECIAL FLOWER SALE. AUCTION SALE AX EXTREMELY FINE COLLECTION OF WELL GROWN STKPIIANOTIS, PLANTS, P.OSK TREES, ASI'AUAC.US FERNS, PALMB. LIMK TBBH AM) DIFFERENT VARIETIES Ol' FKRXS MOSTLY IN SHANGHAI AND FANCY TOTS. On Satunlay, June f>, 1907, at 2-30 p.m. At 13m, BUKIT TIMAH HOAD. (between
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    GOLF BALL TRUST.
    995 11 Should Golf Clubs Make Their Own Balls The :iutiioiitiitivc statement Hal awa MttV t. lusiv.lv in Tin- Daily Chronic.*-, and published in the Stunts TimcH, concerniii({ tin- extraordinary character of an ar-laiim-iu.-iit that some of Urn leading profesmioiihU wore making with an American |{olf ball iiiM!iiifn<tiniii(i firm,
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      314 11 PHOSFERINE T>« Greatest of all Tonics. 5 J mAD I ATE t HEALTH. g JPtu»rWtm. litim Mm, Lkafcsd. U Bail* tlii», I— torn, E.C. ff BEST PURE GRAPE WINE FROM JAFFA. PRICE MODERATE. SOLO BI BHEE SOON A Co., 1158 Nos. l 'l.-, snd 166, Orchard 1;.«<1. Wines! Wines!! Genuine
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      453 11 Miscellaneous NOTICES. I1«T' lat Month, tin per inch. SubwqiiMit ■untlii, *>. For «Kurt«r period* mm> Meal* of Charge*. NOTICE. Tli«- nnderaigned is prepared to book order* for Rubber Seeds from nine year old tr.ew, (or 1906 delivery. Frice on application. MANAGER. i- *2~ Highlands and Luwl.nd.-. Estate ARTIE TULLY Le»\e«
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      248 11 Miscellaneous NOTICES. K iti> -l«t Month, (10 per inch. Mtil~«<iii«nt lu-.iitli-.. For .h.TOr parloln >«« sc > uf Ihir^.. PUSINP LAMA TIN MINES. LIMITED. A Dividend of two shillings per thare has been declared payable in London on 29tb May, *im) »ill he paid to fharabotdera iv the Strait* Settlements
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      199 11 J. MOTION CO. Watchmakers. Jewellers. Opticians. REPAIRS PROMPTLY EXECUTED TO POST-CARD COLLECTORS! We have just received new pictures I'obt Cards of different series Eagliah Actresses. Comical. Name* Post Cards (coloured and jewelled). New stamps cards, really a pretty novelty, picture- made of stamp* Nelsen Card*, gloriously depicting the authentic complete
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      283 11 BUCHANANS WHISKIES. are not an experiment. They hare been tb* avourito blend* at home (or many yev« and are rapidly gaining similar popularity in the> Colonies. No expense ii spared in keeping both 'RED SEAL" AND "BLACK AND WHITE" op to the murk. c 48 CRUSHED FOOD. TRY IT AND
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      598 12 Scale of Charges. PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS.— MisceIIaneous Wants of Every Description, Houses, Land, etc., to let, are inserted at the following rate- One Insertion t 1.80 per inch. Two 2.00 Three 8.80 Six 3.90 Nine 6.40 Twelve 7.20 Twenty-five 10.00 (Eaob subsequent month %5 per inch.) The above rate i= based
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      555 12 Miscellaneous WANTS. Km -Ki.nr l.me«, one «.r t»i.in»«rti"i>v J By the inc-ti. KM ><.ile etCkaSg**. WANTED. Wanted. <>n Loau. or to purchase, the Vocal Score of '-The Chinese Honeymoon'— 15.1 co Straits Times. 1210 CHINESE OR EURASIAN CLERK WANTEO. For Ucnrabaya, a Cliineße or Eurasian Clerk. Must be e\pir"t Shorthand
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      603 12 TO BE LET OR SOLO. Rates:— Fonr Lines, one or two insertions, il. oo By the inch, see Scale of Charge*. COMPOUND HOUSE TO BE LET. No. 28 Sophia Road. Apply to 18 8 Prinsep Street. rBll HOUBE TO BE LET. Frankfort House, No. 1 Lloyd Road. Apply within. 665
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      526 12 ARTICLES FOR SALE. Kates Four Lines, one or two insertions, fI.OO Bj the Inch, see Scale of Charges. FOR SALE. RUBBER EBTATE. 800 acres in Malacca, also Rubber Stamps. Apply C," c/o Straits Times. c 103 TURNOUT FOR BALE. Mai Phaeton in good order, pair of Australian horses, double harness
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      490 12 MOTOR CARS Mow in Stock. Two Rover Cars 6 H.P. TWOSEATKIi. SPKCIAI. FINISH. PRICE $1,600. WITH HOOD. LAMPS. ETC.. COMPLETE. Capt. Lord HERBERT SCOTT, D.5.0., writes of these Cars '•I should like you U< Uiiou how well satNßcd I am witli tlu"6h.p. (Special) Kover Chi-. I consider it wonderful value
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