The Straits Times, 10 June 1907

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    13 1 The Straits Times. NO. 22.368 SINGAPORE. MONDAY. JUNE 10. 1907. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      173 1 GRAND HOTEL DE LEUROPE. BINOA! WE. Ma^tiilici-titly FnraWMi With r.1.-^uii pliettjr. CONDOR CEMENT. Messrs. C. Dupire A Co. i Millih 1:i l>, in- Sir-. W, l.ay. CABBTOLLT TESTED the samples of "COXDOR ceuieut which we hail stltcted from shipments stoieii in your godowns. THE TKSTS I XIFORMLY SHOWED the cement
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      144 1 HOTELS. CALEDONIAN HOTEL 77. Brass Basah Road, SingaporeThe Brightest and Healthiest Resort in the City. Hotel Porter in uniform meets all ■3oats and Trains. HOTEL WISSE WELTETKEDKS. BiTITU. Established in 1836. Renovated up to date. Splendid situation in the Fashionable Centre. Opposite the Palace of Oovernor-Oeneral and Club, and in
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      296 1 ROBINSON Company. Guns and Ammunition. ALL OUR GUNS ARE MADE IN ENGLAND. WE lISTALLV HAVE A IWtIT SKLKCTION OF OUVI IX STOCK. Off VAUOt'H WEIGHTS AND HEND OF STOCK. SO THAT WE AXE ENABLE TO FIT ALMOST ANY SIOP.TsMAN. We would particularly call attention to our No. 2 D.li. GIN.
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      14 1 GRAND HOTEL DE LEUROPE. BlNGfrtelK. I j J Jloi i nkWCrtwi f* I v
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    SCIENCE NOTES.
    979 2 Water versus Coal Tlu' possible future ■vliaiistion out roal MMMM, as indicated by various c „i .11 the subject, lias I. .1 to M* search ()1 other mmmm U a mmlj of mmm. Om of tin--110-t promising „f U,,.*,. mmmJ t.. he Mi itilisation ..I Mm rise iin.l
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      221 2 i"Red Seal" A pure Whisky of the highest quality it is possible to produce at m 7™ s T»I- the price, this Blend compares PKaiaMnra ttHoosEOFWW* favourably with many higher-priced emcew l **Z^ oHfe proiluctions Guaranteed 7 yeari old. "Black fi? White" B UUti 1 o A blend made up
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      143 2 Music Music Cn~si, v. OlsslTH 11.. Dill IM Son,., IMI—W IM thi; PTiWlr** CKI.KHIMIKI. KX..|.l>H, KIIKMII, Im.IAX MBT4BQU* LAB.il BKI.KCTIOX OK AM. TIIK LaT^l Mcs|, ltK.i:iMi. M Bran Mail. METRONOMES. Onl.isf,.r any Instrumental Music will be H'ven »j,,.,.|,,| attention to. INSPECTION INVITED /•RICES MODERATE. Lessons in Piano and French pvcD
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      310 2 MAINTAINS THF HIGHEST REPDTATION EVERYWHERE. BUILD UP and PRESERVE YOUR HEALTH and Fortify the System against Disease lith W« cannot ap«tak A^m\\\ MM 4^B ffi 111 f '"^r too highly of it." B^V .-*fl^VA| U ftwH 9MB rr>T% H < J_^^^B.^^^^^^^.^^^^,l^ l l^^Js^aßsl>aj^JKp[^J > jy>»K»y|^aa <^| Pronounced by the HIQHfcST
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      472 2 CARBIDE OF CALCIUM STRAITS CYCLE MOTOR CO.. It, BATTERY Rt).\D, SIXGAPOUE. 1-739 WamiMio .iiis£. ','ir. V V BOVRIL SMMatSM e!i» n1,,|.. „f -Li... .nq *J"<fl«.f i i,,.|i tt SSL o. j. irermeß Co. o ajfsm iA«<> lenlcn as AGtuTS iti I eN LAND, talmbll.ft.il In IB+4, lhay i harm a
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    RUBBER NOTES.
    797 3 Making Rubber of Guayule. The first factory for thi- manufacture of inbhrr from tin' uuayiile shrub to lx-i".tab-lislif<l in Tixhs is iii.w Ix'iny erect" il ;it M.u:i'!ion. Tin- slirnli otm» extensively in the louyli region Ijiiriliiinj; the ii]i|mt MM of the Kioiirnnil". ami it ia •BtiBMBBd that it
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    Too Smart for Office Boy.
    125 3 A very able Washington coi respondent A sixtocu year-old schoolboy, at Boston, Mass., about a year ago, asked his father lurX'l'Ki to speculate with. Ilisfathertlion^ht it would be a H'"»l tliiu^; for the lad to lose the money, and gave it to him. The boy's
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      39 3 RHEUMATISM. Why si.lfir from this painful malady wlien DM ajplication of Chauiberlriu's Pain lialni Hives rolit'f'.' lliiiiilrrils of ur.it< lul ]xo|'!r testify to the magical power of this riir.nly o rr rhcinralispi. Kor sale by all JispeusEiries hii.1 dealer-
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      1252 3 Chubb's Safes. SOLE AGENTS: HUTTENBACH BROS. CO. Isevy Jiermanos BMMMMEC DUPLEX "ODEON" ""WJS"" RECORDS. Q%3 TWO records for the PRICE of ONE. CAN UK IT.AYKI) ON ANY Talkingi Machine or Gramophone. A "VmSF"* LEVY HERMANOS. I THERE IS NO DOUBT THAT where Eno'f Fruit Salt has been taken in the
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      156 3 H. ABRAFVSS, HORSE REPOSITORY HARD ROAD. .Jii'-t mM foi I'ortiinatuß ;>2 Horses. Cobs and Ponies in first class order. Over UN) lloixs of nil descriptions and prices on hand for sule at the lowest possible prices. Harness, MMMMrj and all Stable requisites in lar«i.' variety, recently arrived, of BM best
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    PHILIPPINE CURRENCY.
    342 4 Preventing Shipment of Coins to China. Die tranxpurt l.<>#>n nhn-li w«s cx|iected arrive at Manila iilx >:il .lime 1. MM to bring |hi»h SflOOfiOO in one paao coins, ami i'Mcitlici Hliipuent is en mote of imsos I.iKKI.IKK) in MilM •>r .')(>. 2(1 and 10 OWtMOH I' nominations. All
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    Who is the Captain ?
    104 4 Who is the Captain it is understood that the Colombo port authoritie* are abo«t to kaka atapo ta Najacd i an aUegod broach of Board of Trade regulation*. U the present moment we iTimeaol Ceylo«) arc oaljria a position to giratlia bare facts of theoaae. [tappean that a ships i
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    The Eiffel Tower.
    140 4 Tiie Eiffel TOWM TiuU colnvsal white piiaul is undsrgoiaK spring e'.eaniny. A^ •.lie .-at structure has had only three new Mts of paint 1 since lsw|, it ou scarcely be 'iisi.i, red extravagant iv the matter of I H. It is Brat effeoteda ladato -deadloif ilour, tlceu.
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    The Glory Song.
    144 4 Mr. r. M. Alexander, the musical partm r 1 Dr. Torrey, iba well known iimriran -wvalist. is ■visiting Australia after live yean' abmee. Ho was aoootdad an <nthuidaatk wekxune iv the MdbaaiM Towu Mall. Miiiny of the members of the large choir be oigaaiwd that city taktag
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    HOTEL VISITORS.
    309 4 HAFFLES 110'i1.1.. Hon Justice and Mra Mr G llu Fish" Mr A 1 1 Maiet Col H. H. Johnston Mr II fit G Wnght Mr .no.l tfr. R Herri.* Major it Mrs Ford Mr I Cumin* Major 4 Mra Ormiston Mr Major J. Benbow Mr and Mix R
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    ADELPHI HOTEL.
    275 4 Mr A Mrs B. \V. Barr Mr and Mi f M BadMr G. E. Chamberlin Mr J. Wilson Miis MiiiMr W. G. Baker Mr V. Übom-.lette Mr G. Rice Mr W N Bhey •>lr Smithers Kf Cutting Mr W. G. Pfeiffer Mr \V (i KnUMM Mr A. Cummins
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    Japanese Girls Packed in Cases.
    202 4 R'aafciagtoaj aMaaagi to the .liji statw that six .Irtpiiii.-ffiiiU «i 1,,,, to Vancouver. l!.<\. by tin tteaaaot <>.ni:a naak«i in bmm, which wm i.m.i. -i tlic eatgo, I'u vw ii, to l.indiiii. th,. ouei wore sumUed uith sulphur t,,r tli, of disinfection, and when u
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    Opium Smokers Warned.
    235 4 Tin i< -i«.v mm iijstniitt ti nil Hrn <>iti. iah in thai^e t»f Mm uti-.ii-, districts. Hat Qu pwpk be intoimcd Mwt M the MNh il.iy ..I lice distil all opium ilivuns should be eioMd that no opium ttvkn lie allov\ed in Mtfmg bOMMa, tc;i twOMM, '.Miiiiiliii;,'
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      89 4 WHOOPIN6 COUGH. Tliis is.[ y dwunraka disease unless properly tn ated statistics show that there an i:i..i,. ,|e;itlis frutu it thau from scarlet jt'ver. All dUMC may be avoided, however, oy Riving Cbamberkio'i Coodb Kemedy. It I'l'iitits the toogfa lmifiis. makiug iti-asicr to expectorate, Inept the DOORh loose, and makes
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      706 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. For China, Japan, Penan;, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London Through Bills >( Lading issued for Chin' Coast, Persian Oalf, Continental, aud American Ports. Steamers will leave Singnp ire on or about MAIL LINE. Outward (for Chini). Chin,, June 22 MnM
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      1167 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. HANDEL AND BCHEEPYAART MY. "BANDJER." BANDJERMASIN. The Steamers of tbis company maintain a regular service between: Singapore, Bawean, Soanbaya, Bandjermasin, Polo Laut, Balik Papan, Koetoi, with transhipment at Bandjermasin for Sampit, Mandawai, Koemai, Kotta Waringin, Djelai, Marababan, Marakasaries, Negara and Bebirik. The steamers have good aocomodation for first
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      794 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD Imperial German Mail Lin:. The fast and well known mail ate.mor- of this Company sail fortnightly from Bremen Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southamp ton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naplee, (ooauoctioo Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria, and vice versa) Por Said, Bnez, Aden, Colombo, Penan*;, Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Nagasaki, ami Kobe
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    SHIPPING IN PORT.
    1360 5 Under tbig beading tbe following abbrevia Iiooh are a«od itr. steamer; sb. ship; bq. Ijanjue scb. schooner Tct. Yacht Cm, Cramer. O'bt Gauboat Tor.— Torpedo H.p.— Horse-power j Brit. British U.H.— United States Fob..— French Gor— German Diit. -l>utch Hal. Italian Span.— Spanish Har. Sarawak G.o. General
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    Clearances.
    89 5 June 8 Ill.lra.ln. Britstr, New York K. N. 1.,-. Rim str, Vladivostok Klizalwth Rirkmers, Ger xtr, Saigon K. 1 1 helm 1 tm, Dut str, Amsterdam via ports Jamisons. Dm str, Sournhaya via Baweau Ranee, Uer str, Deli, Asahan, Penang Carlyle, Brit str. Port Swettenham via ports Totomi Maru.
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    791 5 Name, port, probable dale of arrival, and name of Agents. Steamers. \irlio, Sydney, Juue 24; Boustead Alcinoua, China, July 21 Mansfield Ambria, Hamburg, June Behn Meyer Autilochus, Liverpool, June 26 Mansfield Aragonia, Hongkong, July Behn Meyer Arcadia, Colombo, July 19 P. A O. Astyauax, Liverpool, July 6; Mansfield
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    Mail Steamer Movements.
    36 5 Oitwakii Gkhmvn Mail The Imperial German mail steamer Pieussen. having left Colombo, at 1 p.m., mi tit. nlh instant, may be expected to arrive here on Friday, the I lt.li instant, at daylight.
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    Cheap Telephone Communication.
    158 5 Tin other ilay. says tin- Deli Couraut, w« wrote about cheap telephone communication in Sandakan, where tin- charge if* in per month. Clone by, however, it is Htill cheaper, although it is quite incomprehensible to Deli people. According to information from i'enang. it appears that the subscription
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    Singapore' Tide Table.
    145 5 Singapore Tide Table. (From Ji-ne 10 to Jim 15.) The above is Singapore Standard Time; to obtain Mean Time, subtract six minutes from tin- tune given in the tables. The upper and lower lines in the above tabla denote morning and afternoon respectively. HIGH WATKR. j LOW WATER Time |H'ght
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    64 5 for Per Steamer Tim* To-morrow l".ur..|i" \ia |xirt« Gneitrnou 6 «.m. TriaflgMia via ports I'athana 11 a.m. Port Swettcnham fuk Ann 1 p.m. I'alemlKiiin Dphir 1 p.m. Sarawak lt,ijuhofSar<ixak 2 p.m. BaUwa. ("bon, H'rau« hUlendale 2 p.m. Sai^'in Hainam S p.m. HoDKkoi.y, Shanghai Kunju M.tru 4 p.m. Aiiaiiilui
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    100 5 From Eo«op«—By the N. D. L. s.s. Preusseu, due on June 14. From China—By the M. M. s.s. Oceauien, due on June 17. Singai pore Dae in Londui day Jay day Hay Hay day day day Illlir 6 10 13 16 20 M 27 Ml 7 M.
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      386 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. N.Y.K JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. LTD. A Ay w i A regular KoIU'MGII I I.V service is main jained between Japan and Europe by tbe ■Dmriafl NEW TWIN-SCREW STEAMERS, I'u.kr Mail Contract with the Imperial Japan Government, specially designed for tbe Company's European Service, lighted throughout by Klectrictity,
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      497 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. Ocean Steam Ship Co., Ltd. and CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. CO., LTD. Ihe Companies' steamers are despatched from Liverpool oatwuda fur the Straits, China and JapaD evnry week, and from Japan home wards for London, Amsterdam and Antwerp every fortnight and fcr Oenoa, Marseilles and Liverpool monthly. One
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      457 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. I BURNS PHILP LINE. SINOAPORK TO 'JAVA PORTS, PORT DARWIN, THURSDAY ISLAND. 1 "gl" iiNSLANI) PORTS, AND SYDNEY ALSO TAKING CARGO KOR BRITIBI NEW GPINEA, NEW BRIT* IN AND NEW ZEALAND PORTS. An inducement offer*. A regular mcntlily service to above ports is maintained by the Urm-li Strameis
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      431 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. C. P. R. Canadian Pacific Railway Company's Royal Mail Steamship Line. THE NATIONAL HIGHWAY TO EUROPE VU CHINA, JAPAN, CANADA anj the UNITED STATKS. Route from Hoogkoug, viu Sliaughai, Nagasaki, (lulauil Sea of Japan), Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria aud Vancouver, R.M.S. Empress or Inma" 1 Twin-screw stea X.M.S. "Emphkhh
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      158 5 AUCTION SALES. Powell and Co. June 11— At Saleroom, freehold land and hoaSM ■Mb 22 .1 22 1 Kerbau Lane, *t ■1 .10 p.m. 12— At 3, Caveuagh' Bridge Road, oftic* furniture Ac. at 2-30 p.m. 15— At the A. S.P's bungalow, near Oovt. Hill, collection of well grown ferns
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      27 5 WEATHER TELEGRAM. Hongkong, June 10, 10 a.m. Barometer 29.94 Direction cf Wind K.S.E. Force of Wind 2 Max. Temp in Shado Ml Manila, 759 N.N.E. 2) 25
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      172 5 DAY BY UAY. Monday, June io. High Uater. 10-13 p.m. N D. U Homeward mail due. Court of Appeal. Howling Tournament. Tuesday, June 1 1. High Water 1121 a.m. 10 48p ni. < on rt of Appeal. Hockey. B.C C. v. R.W.K. Bowling Tournament. Wednesday, June 12. High Water. 11-56
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    DEATH.
    17 6 Cummm. On June 5, at Muar, suddenly, Kobert Patrick Cameron, late of Joliore aged 70 years.
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    The Straits Times PRICE 10 CENTS. MONDAY, JUNE 10.
    1586 6 The Straits Times PRICE 10 CENTS. MONDAY, JUNE 10. On May 14. the Colonial Conference sat for the last time not merely fur the last time during the session of 1907. but for the last time in its existence. Henceforth the meeting of the Premiers, or representatives of the (iovcrumeuts
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    12 6 The British Squailrou arrived at ci hai wei, ou .1 niie 1.
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    12 6 All telegrams published iv this issue arc protected by the Copyright Ordinance.
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    15 6 A branch of the Bank of Intlo-Cliiua is to he c itahlishi d at Djibouti.
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    15 6 The German Navy League now numbers !)1 1,293 members, as compared with 906,706 last year.
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    16 6 Mr. Graham Paterson and Lady ltoweua Paterson arrived from Teluk Anson by the Selangor. this morning.
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    15 6 The Dutch Government steamer Ccram arrived from Bcngkalis, on Saturday. She leaves for Batavia. to-morrow.
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    20 6 A cargo of coal from Pulo Laut for Messrs. Bchn Meyer aud Co. arrived by the British steamer Gibraltar, yesterday.
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    18 6 The Japanese Forestry Office at Autung has seized over ;H>>'<undlesof lumber, which Chinese had sent down the Yalu.
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    22 6 The stern of the derelict French cruiser Chanzy has sunk in fourteen fathoms, while the bow is held up by the rocks.
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    24 6 A Chinaman pleaded guilty, this morning. before the Third Magistrate, to washing his private ricksha under a stand pipe, aud was fined a dollar.
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    24 6 The annual meeting of the Young Men's Christian Association will be held at Zetland House, Armenian Street, on Monday, June 24, at 8-30 p.m.
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    32 6 The Government of the Philippine Islands has passed an order prohibiting public officers and employees from soliciting or receiving subscriptions for any purposes whatever, as that practice has led to grave abuses.
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    33 6 Census returns show that the total population of Egypt, exclusive of nomad Bcdouiu. is 11,206,359, of whom 5,618.684 are males and 5,587,675 are females. There is an increase of nearly 1,500,000 since 1897.
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    35 6 As the epidemic of plague at Haiphong b daily on the decrease, the Kesident has or dered the re-opening of the schools, whicli had been closed on account of the fear ol spreading the disease.
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    32 6 A decree of the Governor-General of IndoChina organises a Council for the University of Xndo-China, which is to be opened- in September next, in the old palace of the Governor-General at Saigon.
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    40 6 The Chinese Viceroy of Manchuria, who was appointed recently, has concluded negotiations for a loan of live million taels to be paid through the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation at Peking. The loan is to be repaid in ten years.
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    48 6 The convict Ferreiru. who whs condciuued to death and subsequently reprieve! as a result of the famous I'errcira raid. h'. ibeca divorced froiu his wife on thu lattcr's p< v; i v. Plaintiff urged Kerreira's sentence of life servitude as a sufficient reason for dissolution of the marriage.
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    44 6 The ladies of the Presbyterian Church Sewing Party will meet at the residence of Mrs. S. I{. Kobiuson, Cree Hall. Steven's Road, on Tuesday, the 11th instant, at 4.U0 p.m., instead of at the residence of Mrs. Scott, at Ayer Jerneh, as intimated previously.
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    45 6 A Hongkongite, who is now visiting Australia, has expressed the opinion that "the police system in Hongkong is among the most perfect in the world," and it was almost impossible that Mr. M Ilrath (the missing maul could have boon the victim of foul play.)
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    496 6 Mr. Justice Tlioi utou ;iu<l Ml». TlftiWl arc staying at Katfk-s I [..i. I. Mr. .1. Hf. Copcmau. maua^er of tin Standard Oil Company at Yokohama. ;u conipaniid l>y Mrs ('o)>iniin. is passing thro'iyh Siiijjapjri-, and is stiiyiuy at l.afllli s Hotel. l)r K. N. (.raii.in:. A
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    18 6 The British steamer Meriouethslnv. ,v rived from Saigon, tlii-. morning, wiili .1 cargo of rice for Port Said.
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    26 6 The French authorities an on— irtcrißg the purchase of a steamci to cruise in tli< neighbourhood of Kwougchow wan. in ordci to suppress piracy aud Mii-iggling.
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    27 6 Telegraphic advices have been rweinxl that the directors of the Netherlands Trading Society have decided to pay a dividend ot eight per cent, for the past year.
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    44 6 1., Opinion, of Saigon, announces that the Vienna Orchestra, which had boen so successful at Singapore, Ikis arrived nt Hd|Mi and is playing nightly at the Cafe dc la Torrassc. which is found altogether too small to accommodate all those who wish to attend.
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    48 6 Writ ing of a rebellion in Chauuhufii. Chum, aco, jiondcnt of the «foloync Volks/.c iliini; says the rising was suppressed after 7t M > peoplf had beeu decapitated, lie adds lliat humau heads were li^utiing from tin km around the courts of justice as thick as apples in autumn.
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    47 6 A telegram from London on Hw 1 1 that the previous day a bomb exploded on a railway Hue between Padua aud Bologua, in Italy, a few minutes before a train conveying King Victor Emmanuel was due. A Mayan has been arrested in connection with the explosion.
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    50 6 While on a voyage from New urk to Brazil, the British steamer Thoruhill (8,881 tons) caught fire and foundered in mid-ocean. The crew of 29 took to the steamer's four boats, and eight days later they landed at Barbadoes in the W est I udies. after having sailed 870 miles.
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    67 6 The fuucral services over the remains "t Mrs. McKiulcy, widow of the late President, were held on Nwl I -Canton. I .S.A. Many of the im»-t prominent me.li in the country. including PmnHoni lt«>.suvelt aud the mem bers of his cabinet, :itun:led. It is r< {x .1 1< 'I that
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    101 6 IV'iilin^ with the subject of guwnuwdll salaries, the China Mail says Tin fact that a legislative Council has no BMPM to altir v recommendation inadu by tin Secretary ol State tor the Colonies shows how :< b-.olutw)\ impotent such a body is in a (row; Colony. The dead weight ol
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      325 6 Vj 1\ iV 1 JL> Need it. An Un fermented Wine, pc, bottit *4i Free from Alcohol. Per dozcu GSRS) Per «•«•«< of •2d.iz.ns. Ki.lHi A UUIXK „o i m TABLE. A THIKST QUBNCHBB KOK THE SICK BOOH. THE ATHLETES KEKRESHKi!. GOOD ALIKE KOK OLD AND YOL"N(i AN IDKAI. STRKNGTHENINCi
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      278 6 Wilson co. PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS. )nr I'roiuctiuus are of the highest possible ARTISTIC TECHNICAL EXCELLENCE md are known throughout the East as INCOMPARABLY THE BEST. In Photography, k- in anything else, "The Best is the Cheapest." WHEN ON LEAVE Keep in toucli with the Coluuy and its doings. It 18 not
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    FRENCH POLITICS.
    100 7 REMARKABLE DEMONSTRATION AT SAINT ETIENNE. Stoning a Cabinet Minister. BMm'l TKI.KIiItAM London, June 9. Two men named Bosquet and l*cvy, leuKis of the Confederation of Labour in I ranee, have been sentenced to two years' imprisonment for deliveriug speeches inciting non-unionists not to strike but to rob their
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    FRANCE, THE UNITED STATES AND JAPAN.
    217 7 A Report and a Contradiction. lUkutkii's TMOMUUiI London, June U. It is reported from Washington tint France has offered her good offices to promote a stable underst-indiu^ Irtween the I uited Stated and Japan. The SUti 1 iNpMteMM ul WashiugUm is dubious regarding the
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    ARMY MANOEUVRES.
    63 7 Mtil I Authorities to Practise the Port Artiiur Attack. BmttmVi TmwHuit] London. June '.I. The ollici.il view bciug that it is nectary to devote closer study to siego MMMM >ns and the oNperience oi I'jit Arthur, th.iv will be army miUHM ii Uio neighbourhood of Chatham, culminating iv
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    DANISH ROYAMTES VISIT PARIS AND LONDON.
    118 7 llhikk's Tki.ki;k\m London, -luue V. The King and (Juein of hcuiiiark have Mriv«l in London. Tin y wen welcomed at the station l.y King Kdward and (JMMM Alexandra, i.ud drove iv procession to Buckingham l'alocc. I'aris. May ttt. The Kin; mil <Juccn of Norway
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    SWELLING STATISTICS OF BRITISH TRADE.
    43 7 ttBOTBB'n Tki.ki.kam. Loud' n. June 0. The statistic-, of British imports and exports for the mouth of May havo been issued. Imports .show an increase of t I.JIHMHH) and ■SpotTM M iaOMMH at I VJ( >< 1,1 1; HI.
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    PRINCE FUSHIMI IN CAN\DA.
    51 7 Rmmnrt Teumum Li ildon, JIIUC 8. Prince Ftnhiiui has arrived at Quebec, where he «.i> wclcoinid warmly. During hi-- abort sUv in Canada, Priuce Fushimi will M the guest of Karl Grey, i..e.\i.i;.. ti.)\enior-(ieiieral of Canada, who left England on Urn -^uiu mmj as His Imperial
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    RECORD PRICE FOR COTTON.
    38 7 I&WYM'i IV i.K.i: hi. London. June s. New York report^ that an Kngh >l i syndicate. by phH" p-ii 'n ",f likuxhi hale, of cotton, has OWUod piices fur .Inly to reach a record.
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    KWANGTUNG RIOTS.
    613 7 British Demonstration at Swatow. His Excellency C!iou Fn. Viceroy of tiic Two Kwangs, wired to the I inoueou June 15 that the riots in the vicinity of Licmchow .uid I'.Khoi had MMM suppressed. Ho reported also that only one foreign hospital and college at Liemchow was damaged. The
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    Fast Atlantic Passage.
    77 7 Anotlar leinuikably last passage across Mm Atlantic has just been made by the Allan Line turbine steamer Victorian, which left Liverpool for (Quebec and Montreal on Friday. May II), at seven p.m. The Victorian was seventy-five miles east of Cape Race at seven a.m. ou the following
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    New Typhoon Signals.
    90 7 Sonic desirable improvements iv llougkong typhoon wuruings are aunounced in the Hongkong Government Gazette. The day signals i cumin as before, but iv place of the typhoon gun. which was liable to be mistakcu for a mail signal, are to be three ex plosive bombs, fired at
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    Anglo Japanese Steel Works
    136 7 Admiral Yamnaouchi, the commahder of Mm uaval depot at Kure, has granted an iuterview to the Press, with regard to the Anglo-Japanese Steel Foundry, now being established. He said he was the intermediary between the Japanese and English capitalists, promoting the formation with a capital of
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    40 7 There were 1.322 passengers for Singapore IliPnuj, of whom IT.'i were women, on the British steamer Ajax.* which arrived from Yokohama and Hongkong, this morning. One lin.u jumped overboard and was drowned, and another died of pneumonia during the voyage.
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    45 7 A telegram from Peking ou June I states that Yuan Shih-kai hns proposed to arrange a lii-iii with British and (ierman syndicates, for the purpose of constructing the Tientsin Chinkiaug Kailway. The Waiwupu seconds the appropiiatiou. which is being submitted to the Throne for approval
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    Wedding at Penang.
    159 7 ADVISER TO KEDAH GOVERNMENT MARRIED. (Fkom Ocu Own CoRRusroxDKXT.) Penang. June 10, 1.45 p.m. At eleven o'clock this morning, the marriage took place at St. George's Church, Penang, of Mr. Gordon C. Hart. Adviser to the Kedah Government, ami Mrs. Norton Goodwyn, widow of tho Ute LieutouantColonel
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    HAGUE CONFERENCE.
    419 7 Disarmament and an International Peace Court. |I>kr Onwurai bun TawMaa] Berlin, Juno 8. M. Pichon, French Fmm|mi Minister, has declared that, at Mm forthcoming International Conference at th-.- Iligm-. France would propose the form ilion of an International Peace Court for tin p irpo^e of mediating in controversial
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    Serious Fire at Lipis.
    94 7 Our correspondent at Lipis. writing under date .June 1. says: Four shop-houeos iv Lipis wero burnt down at 4 a.m., on May -'■>, the damage being estimated at about 910,000. The eutire stock of the only provisiondealer was destroyed, and this is causing iuconvcuiercc to his
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    Hongkong Police Desertions.
    203 7 Tha dissatisfaction which was manifest in the Hongkong Police some time ago at the low rate of remuneration consequent on the high dollar, has become acute again, resulting in two men having resigned aud three others having deserted, says the Hongkong Daily Press. It has always been
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    Resident of Latvian.
    686 7 DEPARTURE OF MR. McARTHUR ON LEAVE. A New and Popular Official. (Khu.m On Own C'okrksi'ondknt.) Labuan, June 6. l>y last mail, the Resident of Labuan. the Wcsident and Adviser to 11. 11. the Sultan of Brunei, and His Majesty's Consul for British North Borneo and Sarawak three
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    SILVERLIP DISASTER.
    395 7 Fire Caused Through Reckless Smoking. At tin extraordinary meeting oi Uw "Shell" I i, uisp, 1 1 and Trading Company, Ltd., held at Winclicsii i House, on May 1">. the chairman, Sir Miiruus Samuel, Bart., 'explained the manner in which precautions -.vere taker; on the Shell steamers to
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    WHEN KING RICHARD RULED.
    675 7 Fourteen Cases before the Appeal Court. Although it was admitted by thru lordships. Sir W. H. II yihiiikiii Jones. Mr. Justice Fisher and Mr. .lusticc Law, at the Supreme Court, this morning, on the hearing of the first case before the Appeal Court, that forcible entry
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    Bill Collector Sentenced.
    119 7 I Chua Ah Gee. bill collector for Messrs. Ankerschmidt and Co., appoared agaiu before Mr. Colman, this morning. Mr. Chopard addressed the Court on his belnlf. saying that the accused's uncle hail pnid nil the money which had been t.cke.i. save $70. which would be paid later.
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    Tin Output in Malaya.
    102 7 The .t.tt« unnt uf iiift.il exports from tlie K. M. S. during the months from January to May, 1907, and the duty collected, prepared by the Senior Warden of Mines, shows that in I'cruk the output of tin and tin ore was 176,152.55 piculs. bearing a
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    21 7 Mr. Cohen desires to express his gratitude for the many enprcwions of Hyiupathy which he has received iluriu^ his recent Itcreavtiucut.
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    30 7 According to a telegram from N&^&naki cm .lunr 1, the Norwegian Hteamcr Seluiu 18 ashore on tlio Mason Bank. She was carrying a cargo of coal from Hangkow to Tsungming.
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    43 7 Tit Liaug. of the Chinese Board of War, has decided to re-create a Navy, orders for the construction ot which are to be placed in Japan. He has wired the varioun Viceroys to raise the necessary funds. This is the usual stage thunder.
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    40 7 Eight Chinese hawkers were charged before Mr. C'olman. this morning, witli cauHing obwtruction in Almeida Street with tluir baskets. They were lined %i each. Three other*, urrrsteil. on a similar charge, in South lirid^c Kii.nl. M iiiuk-ttd in small sums.
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    ENGLISH CRICKET.
    276 7 ANOTHER DEFEAT FOR CHAMPION COUNTY. Both Universities Beaten. Kkutkk's IVi.k.,k\m I .•>IH lull. 111 111 9. In tiic county cricket championship, Notts beat Kssc\, at Fjeytoii. by seven runs. At the Oval. Surrey defeated hM by au inuinys and I run-. Worcestershire, at Worcester, beat Lancashire by ten
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    BRITISH AMBASSADOR RETURNS TO TOKIO.
    31 7 London. June 9. Sir Claude Macdouald, British Ambassador to the Court of Japan, was received in audience by King Edward prior to his returu to Tokio.
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    SUGAR CONVENTION.
    42 7 Formal Withdrawal of the British Delegate. Oku Ostasiatiche Lloyd TklkukamJ Berlin, June 8. The International Sugar Convention has adjournod till July. The British delegate announced, that the liritish Government could not participate further in thi conferences under the existing conditions.
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    DUMA SAVED.
    39 7 M. Stolypin's Resignation and its Withdrawal. I>ku Ostasiatischk Lloyd Tklkobam> Berlin, June 8. Rumours arc current that M. Stolypin's resignation has been withdrawn. The crisis in the affairs of tho Duma has been overcome and dissolution averted.
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    FRANCO-SIAMESE TREATY.
    76 7 |Dkk Ostasiatischk Lloyd Tklkoran! Berlin, June 8. The Kreuch Chamber of Deputies has sanctioned the new treaty between Franco aud Siam. Paris, May 18. The Government has approved of tho motion of M. Francois Delonclc for the passage of a special law to permit the decoration of the
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    BEHRING STRAITS TUNNEL.
    39 7 ;I)BR OSTAHIATISCUB LloVli TkLK'.KAM Berlin, June 8The Czar has sanctioned the construction of a railway froui Kansk in Siberia to the Behring Straits aud the construction of a tunnel to connect Russian territory with North America.
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    AMBASSADORIAL CHANGE.
    28 7 L>KK OSTASIATISCT I. I I.' i IU 'i'KLK'.R j Berlin, Juno 8. Admiral Yaiuauioto, fonuorly Japanese Minister of Marine, has been appointed Japanese Ambassador to Berlin.
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    90 7 There have been several cases in the Police Courts lately, in which people have robbed ricksha pullers of money they had in the vehicle, usually under the foot rug. Two Chinese were before Mr. Colman, this morning, ou a charge of thus taking fifty cents from a paller, who said
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      82 8 Kaiiitaxtrn lias wou tlio prize of I liuur. at i Oiantilly. Van llmiv.ut. a licl^iuu. has mm the i yi'lu MM from Bordeaux to Paris. Hi. .Mnglislon, who MM to he certain cl Mi blue this year, weut in lirst wicket liowm in the innU'h hctwtH'ii QmM4p
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      Swimming.
      43 8 440 Yards Handicap. At the Swimming Club, yesterday, a MO yards' handicap raoe took place, the result of the timil being 1. M. B. Brockwell t, K. l> Butler; .1. F. W. Lyall;4. A. K. Braildeley J Kuii.Bla.-k 6, J. 11. Baldwin.
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      Bowling.
      215 8 S. C. C. Tournament. To DAY'S TIKS. NUMMM. 11. K ltichards, roc. 2, v. Crawford, ret;. I <i. W. I'ngh, owe 1, v. H. Klphick, rec, 5. B. A. Brown, scr., v. W. H. Throlfall. rec. 4 Otkn I'aiio. 11. A Biddnlph and H. l>. Holland, v. J. It
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    HONGKONG MAIL SERVICE.
    365 8 The French Mail Described as Unsatisfactory. In the House (if Coiumous on May 14, Mi. Holt asked the Postmaster!, iencral whether his attention had been called to the unnatis factory character of the French mail servic< between England and Hongkong: and. haviug regard to the fact that
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    New Japanese Steamer.
    185 8 The Ht Japanese steamer Cliicktizen Maru arrived at Colombo ou May 11, from liotnp on her way to the Kar F.ast, whither she proceeded after coaling. The vessel was built by Messrs. l>avid ami William Henderbon and Co., Ltd.. ut l'artick. to the order of Hie Nippon
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    RAFFLES INSTITUTION SPORTS.
    704 8 List of Winners of the Various Events. The annual sports in connection with the KatHes Institution were held on Saturday. Unfortunately, in the morning rain descended heavily, but in the afternoon the dark clouds gave way to brighter ones and fine weather prevailed throughout the rest of
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    Queen's Narrow Escape.
    110 8 A telegram from Paris on May :>l states that, on the previous day, Queen Maud of Norway aud Madame Fallieres, the wife of President Fallieres, had v very narrow escape from drowning in the Kiver Seine. The carriage in which the two distinguished ladies were seated, while
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    Revenue from Pearl Fisheries.
    149 8 1 11 response to a resolution proposed by the Hon. Mr. .1. Ferguson in the Ceylon Legislative Council on May 1, Government has.^ays the Times of Ceylon, just issued a return showing (li the position of the account between the Ceylon Company of Pearl Fishers and
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    47 8 Time-Balls on Fort Canning and Mount Faber drop daily at 1 v in., Singapore standard time oorreuponding to 6 a.m. Oreeuwicb meantime. The time gun is tired at 12 o'clock noon, indicating Singapore standard time, on every day excepting Sunday, wbeu it i. fired at ou. o'clock
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      Question of School Fees.
      582 8 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Siiigajore. June H. Sir, It is uot so much the raising of the school fees to S2 per month, as the demand by Government for them to be paid ipiarterly iv advance that will really bring hardships home to
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      Sport and Gossip.
      329 8 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Singapore ltowiug Club, June 10. Sir, I have read the reply of Your con tributor" to my letter of the Oth instant, aud fail to see any justification for either the heading or the tenor of the remarks to which
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    F. M. S. Tin Mines.
    137 8 The following, according to the Times of Malaya, are the monthly milling returns iv the V. M. S. The February output was 1 ower than usual from many mines owing to Chinese New Year holidays and to the fact that it is the shortest month
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      652 8 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. JUNIOR CLERK WANTED. A Smart Junior Clerk, quick at figures. Apply to John Little and Co., Ltd. Km BOARD AND LOD6IN6B WANTED. Wanted by a young married couple !»«nl aud lodgings. Will furnish bed an.l sitting room. Write K T. 8.," c, Straits 1 ime<. CAPITAL WANTED For
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      224 8 j 1 '^.11 K jlyjPHß^^^y' «v n^~ ißtJ3(3K Jt rr^ I I f 1 rLIFEBUOY-| A pure soap, in a I^L^^'^ A highly concentrated ~l H^B^^^^- form, with power to r^V w P-rify and cleanse ilwL m 'Y\ at tne same time. ILJ^L r J lM HEALTH INFECTIOUS. Manufacture h>
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      124 8 CRUSHED FOOD. TKY IT AND YOU WILL BK SATISFIED I. B. BELILIOS be>,. to inlurm tlie publio that bin Factory for prepariot; Crushed Fund, at No. 1, UvlilicM Road, is now opened. Price of a hag of Crushed Food 1 p. 10 tat. <a M.OO per bag. No. 1 Bran
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    COMMERCIAL.
    223 9 Sinoapork, Jim: h, 1907. PRODUCE. lianibicr 6.87J do (Cube No. 1) unpicked 10.H5 Copra Bali 10.05 do Pontianak Ml Pepper, Black 17.50 do White 5% '-">.< K) Sago Flour Sarawak Mi do Brunei No. 1 -t.00 Pearl Sayo 4.10 Coffee Bali, 15<^ 20.00 Coffee, PalembanK, 20% basis 22.50 Coffee,
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    ENGLISH BOYS TO-DAY.
    331 9 Fear That They Are Degenerating Unintelligent Animalism. Ninety pec cent, of our schoolboys arc being educated to preaonta Hawieai smoothMM of Mental very suon they will -how an equally monotonous sameness of physical build. Now what is the outcome of all this undue constraint >iv i lad'a
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    Weighed and Measured.
    230 9 Some novel aud sun«estive tij-ures eoncanißg the hoij>lit and wci^hl .>f numbers of Hrn Mouse of Lords and the House of CiUMM we yivou iii the May <.rand Magazine. Tin l:i.u ucif supplied by the moatwn UmmmHm. The total weight of the iu< nil-, n of the
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      MINING.
      320 9 Mte of formaion Capital Subscribed i Share. ne °P *> 80,000 10 •10 60,000 (10 •10 350,000 1 1 37,5000 t 10 •10 2,600 aniuuad 60,000 i I i 1 80,000 i l 10,000 uniuuad 15,000 10 •10 120,000 1 1 45,000 10 »7.50 600,000 5/ 3/6 100,000 1
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      RUBBER.
      346 9 1905 £150,000 1905 »200,000 1904 £30,000 1908 700,000 1908 £70,000 1906 j •1.50,000 19M £12,000 1905 £75,000 1906 £310,000 1906 »250,000 1906 £300,000 1903 30,000 '904 »200,000 £104,987.10 187,400 £11,195 1610,000 £70,000 1125,000 £10,500 £55,000 £227,783.15 1225,000 £360,685 £80,000 •135,000 I 46,500 1 £1 I I 93,500 1 18/6
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      GENERAL.
      224 9 1894 £5,377.10.0, £4,648.15.0 1898 t225,000 I 5225,000 1865 110,000,000 J10,000,000 1901 12,400,000 I »2, .00,000 1896 »1,000,000 $1,000,000 j «34,000 534,030 1899 »875,000 5875,000 7.638 12/6 I U/6 814.11.8 4,500 t5O •50 113,500 10,000.000 a) 80,000 5125 1135 11,000,000 I 250,0006 "iooo 100 i llo 40 000 I f
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      DEBENTURES.
      42 9 Howarth Erskine, Ltd. 6% 1600,000 3% pram Riley Hargreaveß, Ltd. 6% 225,000 3%rrem Singapore Municipal 6% 400,000 20% prem 5% 1,878,000 2% prem. »W__^__ 602,000 2% dv nominal Tanjong Pagar Dock Co., Ltd. 6% 250,000 3% preni h 5% 1,050,000 par.
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      28 9 RILEY, HARGR EAVES Co., Ltd. Electric Fans TABLE, BRACKET, and CEILING FANS. Speciality: CROMPTON PUNKAH FANS. LARGE STOCKS. LOW PRICES. Electrical Department: Telephone No. 362. 3 BATTERY ROAD.
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      533 9 yyASSIAMULL ASSOMULL AND CO. LARGEST INDIAN, CHINESE AM) .IAIWNESE SILK, .lEYVKLLERY AND CL'RIO MERCHANTS. 1, 2, 3 4, HIGH STREET, i Also at The Grand Hotel de lEuiope). We have just received a large consignment of goods from India, China and Japan, comprising all sorts of Silks, Ladies' and Gentlemen's
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    THE FARCE OF CARD-LEAVING.
    968 10 Social Intercourse Conducted by Stationer. In this beginning of tin- twentieth century we flatter ourselves that wo have improved almost nut of existence most of the manners and (iistoms of our forebeaiM who lived R hundred odd years «<•<■. Then line ladies ii.nl so little la
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      46 10 A MEDICINE THAT WILL CURE CHRONIC DIARRHOEA. Cliaiiibcrlaia's Colic. Choltra and Diarrlio«'u Koiutily is the most successful mediciui 1 iv the world for bowel complaiutx, and is Mm ouly rrmedv that will euro chronic diarrhoea. Kvcry bottle is warranted. For —ill" by al! dis|)cn.saries and dealers.
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      611 10 BANKING COMPANIES. HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. paid-dp Capital »i0,000,00t RESERVE FUND Sterling Reserve $10,000,000) ,vvi 000 Silver Reserve til. ooo.ooo f W l 000 000 Riserve Liability of Proprietors 110,000,000 COURT OF DIRECTORS. G. 11. Medhurst, Esq.— Chairman. Hon. Mr. W. J. Grereon— Deputy Chairman. G. Balloch, Esq. C.
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      569 10 SALES BY AUCTION. AUCTION SALE. FREEHOLD L4ND, CAMPONG JAVA ROAD. Monday, June 17, at 2.30 p.m. Lot 1. Fifteen plots situate in the District of Rochore. Area a\M sq. ft., being lots 162 to 16x and 175 to 182 of Orant* 375 and m. Lot i. Nine plots situate in
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      289 10 SALES BY AUCTION. PRELIMINARY NOTICE AUCTION SALE er VALUABLE RESIDENTIAL FREEHOLD I'ROPEKT\ AND BCILDINO SITES AT Missbs. CUNNINGHAM, CLARKE Co.m SALEROOM. On Monday, June 17, at 2.30 p.m. All that valuable piece o( Freehold Land in Devoushire Road estimated t > contain an area of ***** sq. ft. being lots
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      541 10 INSURANCE Companies. MAGDEBURG FIRE INSURANCE CO. (Established A. D. 1914.) The undersigned, agents for tbe above com patiy, are prepared to accept Fire Risks at current rates. 691 BEHN, MEYER Co.. Ltd. NORTH MRM AND MEKCANTM.E INSIRANC'E CO. Subscribed Capital O.HMM Revenue *J,0«1.0.4 19 The undersigned are prcpired to accept
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      364 10 m MARTIN'S fc rr.Fi oh aUaaa** fa* all lrra«iilarlllu rhooaaxkat Laj. M k'.p boi oTn.rtla P.llTTn v,. kouw k tb.l on IM adailaM»W. TBoaa>aoaaa laaaiVnoiaiiiuxl tmm n.,» ta«r iinmox At •!> Chmau .sd om or po.l 'r~ ax ABTIN. Caamlat SOUTH* BPTo M «NCL*NO. BUCHANANS WHISKIES. are not an experiment.
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    AUTOMOBILISM.
    1007 11 INTERESTING NOTES AND NEWS FOR MOTOR MEN. The Ayents in MiapMHC for tin Sv. iit car, are Messrs. (inthric Co.. LUI. Aimidiiij; to an F'.M.S. cont< iu|K)iarv. Mr. Kennedy, of Kuala Lumpur, who M now home- 011 leave, lia-i piuclias<il a Itover car. The (ential BagiM Works ami us
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      198 11 Local Motor Car Agencies. Is»]ARROLI«!!S JOHNSTON. HUMBER CAR IS ITS OWN ADVERTISEMENT. sole aOSXTC: Borneo Company, Ltd. ARGYLLS. ADAMS-HEWITTS. ROVERS. 1 Syme A Co., Bdt A§mts. STAR Motor Cars. REO MOTOR CAR 3, FRICK MOTOR MRS. Sole Agents: C. F. F. Wearnt Co., I 6» 1 169 ORCHARD 110*0. WE
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      433 11 Miscellaneous NOTICES. E4TES:— I»t Month, 110 p«r inch. KuhMqu*nt m..nt!i-. For sbortar periods mm Seal* of Charge*. NOTICE. The undersigned it prepared to book order: for Robber Seeds from nine year old trees, foi 1906 delivery. Price on tppiicatioo. MANAGKR. o M Tlifchlands and Lowlands Estate, ARTIE TULLY Leaves for
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      690 11 jf^^THE KING |g^> I C A splendid tr.nic made from choice wine*, MlrTiJ °^1 BOO T «»ti-"Oni«l» received from the IM V Mertical Profession of tho United Kingdom. HiFMnS fl WIHwAnNIo has an unrivalleJ reputation of over ;o 9*fZ^jWm years as the finest tonic a»J restorative in the world. ]7
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      603 12 Scale of Cbavoes. PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS.— MisceIIaneous Wants of Every Description, Houses, Land, etc., to let, are inserted at the following rate? One Insertion i 1.20 per inch. Two 200 Three 2.80 Six S-20 Mine 8.40 Twelve 7.20 Twenty-five 10.00 (Each subsequent month $5 per inoh.) The above rate is based
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      523 12 Miscellaneous WANTS. Kvn -K..ur I.me«, one i.r twn insertions, >I.M> ll> the inch, *cc tali "f hnrgw. GHINEBE OR EURASIAN CLERK WANTED. For Sourabaya, a Chinese or Eurasian Clerk. Must be expert Shorthand Typist. Apply in writing, stating experience, and Balary required to" SYME Co. 1212 CHINESE CLERK WANTED. Wanted,
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      590 12 TO BE LET OR SOLD.; Rates Four Linn, on* or two InMrtioni, fl.oo By th« Inch, Scale of Charge*. COMPOUND HOUBE TO BE LET. No. 28 Sophia Road. Apply to 18-2 Prinsep Street. Ml HOUSE TO BE LET. Frankfurt House, No. 1 Lloyd Road. Apply within. 665 HOUSE TO LET
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      521 12 ARTICLES FOR SALE. Rates Four Lin*a, one or two ItuwrtioiM, $1.00 By tlis inch, .m Seal* of ChargM. FOR SALE, RUBBER ESTATE 800 acres in Malacca, also Rubber Stumps. Apply C," c/o Straits Times. d 103 TUR.OUT FOR BALE. Mai Phaeton in pood order, pair of Australian horses, doable harness
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      429 12 MOTOR CARS Mow in Stock. T^vo Rover Cars 6 H.P. TWO-SEATED. II till I FINISH. PRICE $1,600. WITH HOOD. LAMPS. ETC.. COMPLETE. Capt. Lord HERBERT SCOTT, D.5.0., writ, s of these Cars: "I should like you t<> know how well satisfied I am \\ilhth<- 6 h.p. Special I Rover Car.
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