The Straits Times, 15 June 1907

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    13 1 The Straits Times. NO. 22.:tt$M STNGAPOHE. SATURDAY. JUNE 15. 1907. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      410 1 GRAND HOTEL OE L EUROPE. BINOAPOHK Ma.v.!.. i\ Fill I With El. ■.•mi Bimii J From "The Autocar," March IK t«07: Hill Climbing Honours Won by private owners of DE DION BOUTON CARS. HILL CLIMB OF THE VICTORIA AUTOMOBILE CLUB. TRANSVAAL A.C. HILL CLIMB. DX DION Kii-t I>K WOK Kir-t
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      83 1 HOTELS. CALEDONIAN HOTEL 77< Bniss Basah Road, SingaporeThe Brightest and Healthiest Resort in the City. Hotel Porter in uniform meets all 3oatj and Trains. HOTEL WISSE Weltetreden. Huim. Established in 1836. Renovated ?p to date. Splendid situation in the Fashionable Centre. Opposite the Palace of Governor General and Club, and
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      226 1 ROBINSON Company.. Guns and Ammunition. ALL OUR GUNS ARE MADE IN ENGLAND. wk usr.\r.Lv have a LAMI sklkction ok <;tns in rock, ok variois wi:k;mts AND BEND OF STOCK. SO THAT Wl ARE ENABLE TO FIT ALMOST ANY SI'OIiTSM W We would particularly call attention to our No. i I>.l>.
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      46 1 GAYLANG RESTAURANT Sunday Music. Italic! in Atton.lancr. Sunday, June 16, 1907, l'loin :i to 7 p.m. Tram Terminus: TfcajoOg r:i«m tj (iavlang Line. 1271 ART NEEDLEWORK AND FLOWER DEPOT. Tki.kphi>\k No. 7:17. FRKSnCX'TFLOWrRS. Floral Decorations. Bouquets, Caskets of Flowers supplied. Telephone orders promptly attended to. 737
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      199 1 GRAND HOTEL DE L EUROPE. BIKOAPORE. MOI >\ i I I m lM*tta .i..| .-..ii.f..rt. J C. E. Z. M, S. CWaeaa OMa' School, Goran iI H SALE of WORK Victoria Memorial .Hall. FRIDAY. JUNE 21 4TO 6 P.M. SATURDAY, JUNE 22 10 A.M. TO 1 P.M. COMPANIA TRANSATLANTIGA OF
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    Our Short Story.
    1388 2  -  \i:mi..ki: Huu i.v\ EN GREVT;. lit BOMM: AfceMQJMM r.staiiiani in Mont luartre. Time C...H1 p.m.. .luring MM NbNm* strike. The proprietor. Monsieur AiiatoU UoKCt. i» making lii.ns.lf amiable t,, hi« ,-us toiiicrx. Madame Ho^et, ;i pretty, vivaciou. l>]<>n.l<-. i, busily .nyayed Mima Mm buffet. Madame is|MaUiii.4 down
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      112 2 Dee's I Concentrated Disinfectant. I "^o- I t§^m "^fll_4a^a* '.^B S>?^' BaS The most economical effective Of all Dealers. Importers The Borneo Co., Ltd. ALBERT L. A. DALEY Undertaker Tomb Builder ISO Middle Road. Sole Ageuc for Messrs. Dottridgo Brothers, Ltd., London, v Tilephonu No. 019. LIQUID FUEL BUNKERS. Fresh
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      154 2 Music Music CI.ISSI, O, 01-KK.VTK Al. DVMKS VM- S"N.^ VItRAXI.KK KOII THt: PIVNO, M tKI.KIIISATi:!. IMM, Fkksth, Itm.hn vm, Gkhjian OmSMHH), LIIH.K han. Ot Al.l. TIIK L\TKST Mc«l, BBflßm. p.v Bran Mail. METRONOMES. Orders for any In»tnimeiital Muhic will be given special attention to. INSPECTION INVITED. r RICES MODERATE. Lessons
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      199 2 McAlister Co., Ltd. SOLE AGCNTS Messrs. Irvine Co.'s FAMOUS Australian Wines Brandies. CLABEI HOCK CHABUB BUBGITCDY PORT SHEBBY McALISTER CO., LIMITED. PATENT SOSTENENTE^I J% Bf//7# Expressly for this Climate and Guaranteed for FIVE Years. $450 F»Ef TUNING FOR ONE TEAR. The ROBINSON PIANO CO., Ltd. LOHENGRIN PIANOS (COTTAGE MODEL) IHave
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      320 2 LITTLE MOTHERS Mop (J^i .^y *)~n a /UtiGura \DpflAh a TIT IDU Tens of thousands have known no ocher soap since birth. For preserving, purifying, and beautifying the skin, for cleansing the scalp or crusts, scales, and dandrufF. and the stopping of falling hair, for softening, whitening, and soothing red,
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    Snakes in the Punjab.
    233 3 Snakes in the Punjab are reported to have caused the death of I .mm persons. The Deputy Commissioner of Shahpur has the following interesting note on snakebite treatment, which may be compared with the official reports in the I'nited I'ioviiices on the same siibj>it: -During the
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    50 3 According to the medical men of Chicago, half the suicides in their city are due to the ijui.-k lunch habit. The thought that the waitress is trying to savn a life should do much towards comforting the impatient city roan duriug the prolonged wait for his midday coffee and sandwiches.
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      76 3 DO NOT NEGLECT THE CHILDREN. At this season of the year tin- titwt tinnutnr.il looHcneHH of a child's bowcln slumiil hnv<> iiMiuodinto attoutiou. The host thiu^ thai can kv rf*H is Charul>crlain's Colic, OhalaM anil Diairlioca Id nmlv followed l.y eaatat ml as ilirccUnl with each bottle of tlie it'iiK-ilv.
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      879 3 %1^ OILMEN SSIOREB I CKOSSE By Cpeclal AND JA poVed LL l EB> Warrant BLACKWELL, W* MALT S R Purveyors to I LTD leiTperr.ns u.miinW A# wor shirB Mo. 23~High Street. 7T. HiGH-CLASS JAPANESE CURIOS HWK NOW (IN VIK.W t SKW MIIIMtM i.X (;ardi:n i-lowkk stands MiPOTfj, r n:.v skts,
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      412 3 H. ABRAMS, HORSE REPOSITORY OH lIAHI> ItOAI). .lust lauded K\. ••Korttinatus Hoimn, Cobs :,n.| Ponies in lirstclass order. Over 1(10 Moims of all descriptions and prict-s ou hand for sale at llic- Jowest fmd Harness. Saddlery and all Stable i<i|iiisitcs in large variety, intently arrived, of the best Kn-li-li make.
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    HOTEL VISITORS.
    285 4 _DBLPHI HOTEL. Mr 0. i: Chambcrlm Ib \V MaMM Mr J Witaoo Mr \V -aniplwll Omar. Mr W. (i. Bakat Mr an,l Mrs Rotteveel Mr O. Rice Mr \V Obtnnuller >1, Bmitben Mr r, 1) Kn.wkcr Mr .V Mrs van RnaaMß Mr K Mhlmt Toa r Mi- B.
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    Fujiyama.
    157 4 The (i.iv.r ■of Varna— m~ Piuiuutiiwi Imm -rlh -liii- In -uhli-h :t -|hi ial hnililiiiu nt thn niflhth rtatinn til l-'nji kc the ImmM ..t \i-it.ii- i.i t!n Peerfem Mountain, anil ;il-n t.i in-tal a telephone between that station an. l the town "I VoWhida m thehaaa ..1 Pnji,
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    How Women Wink.
    130 4 sii .i.mii.'- L'ricliton-Browna, in tlte a lecture at the Royal Institution, -v.l that Home time ago be i— nil niimlicr iivula one of the ijuuHtioua ii. wlii'Oi wax whether tii" recipieutH were lit; lii .1. .1. liylu Inuiil.'.l. 01 Auibidextrana. On; •.'.•i7 1. |.li. 1 ■v ,i.
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    King Edward Fond of His Pipe.
    171 4 I .'in iudebtod to l'aris;;tii "chroniquer" 1... the iiif.n-nirui.nl that King ISdward ■liilf tvitll tliouwtudi ..I hi- j.-. i- the ■■••nliiu-ly Kny; .1 affection for Uie pipe. Mm Majesty, a an amared, altlioagli die ufatve ..1 iaiijuetto, i- never really happy nnlw he oaa
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    Was Official Action Taken ?
    216 4 Was Official Action Taken This amusing paragraph is t'roui tliu "Ofiee Window" coin inn of the Kaily t'broniole: Tin- v''"h il'iti.ni of Tlic M ilv.nl. (-ives -oiuc outei i> lisiuy M. I', au opportunity of in.|iiiriun whether i union strancts have cvtr Uen uuule by the Foreign Office ou Kva-i
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    VESSELS EXPCCTEI.
    803 4 VESSELS EXPECTED. I Sam,; perl, pnhMc fat* <>/ arrival, and immr p/ Atffmtt, N n:\MK.Ks. Airlie, Syduev, Mj l^iiu.i.l Akinoas, Chins Fuh 1\ Man ti.-ld Ami>ria. Hambnnj inut ■■>: Bonn 1 Antiloohns, i.iv, i-§.. i ■> iw at; M insßel.l ll»»-li TTllllgil lir fill i:.linM...r Arcadia, Oafanwo, l"lv W I',
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    Electric Railways in Austria.
    102 4 luinpreheu^ivfc pl_M are under OMMUMra tion in the Ministry of Kail ways for the intn dn< tiou of ol< ctricityou all the St;it.- railways in the western part <A Austria, < inbracin^ the lines between Vienna anil Brcgon/, ami Sal/burg and Trieste. It is proposed to
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    Out of Work and Living Statuary.
    101 4 The limitation IgaJaat living s>tatu;uy hi evidently liming sonit; curious effects. Tlic Now*. Ujlh that, having an hour to -ikuc. a jjla-^ ivi ;.r*ist went .<ut to find a inixlcl. anil <otju npicl an out-of-work, wliftm lie piloted It hi-, at .11'', 'jongratulatiiiK liiuiMlf
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      695 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. pre To. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. For China, Japan, Penang:, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London Through Bills if Lading issued for Phiu'i Coast, Persian Gulf, Continental, and A £neric.:-.n Porte. Steamers will leave Singapore on or &b.rjt MAIL LINE. Ou'trard (for Ckini). China June
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      745 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. HANDEL AND BCHEEPVAART MY. "BANDJER." BANDJERMASIN. The Steamers of this company maintain a regular service between: Singapore, Bawean, Sourabaya. Bandjermasin, Pulo Laut, Balik Papan, Koetei, with transhipment at Bandjermaain for Sampit, Mandawai, Koemai, Kotta Waringin, Djelai, Marabahan, Marakasaries, Negara and Bebirik. The steamers have good aooomodation for first
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      422 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. HAMBURG AMERIKA LINIE. HAMBURG. I The steamers of this Company maintain a regular aervioe between Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, and Rotterdam, and the Straits, China, and Japan. Homewards, they are despatched fortnightly for Havre and Hamburg and once a montn for Bremerhaven direct, calling at Peoang and Colombo. The
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      793 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. NT-XL. NORDDEUTSCHER LLOtD Imperial dei-man Ma:l Una. The fast aud well known mail stern fA thii Company sail fortnightly fro:n iramaa Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Soutlismp ton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naplos, |mmm_m Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria, Mi*iaa-«B_] Por Said, Suez, Aden, Colombo, Penanp, Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Nagasaki, nn 1 Kobe
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    CHIRCH SERVICES.
    461 5 CHURCH SERVICES. (Sunday, June 16.) Tuißli SI'NDAY AKfER TlllMlV. Si. Andrew's Catbpwui..— l a.m. M itins and Litany. 7-45 a.m. Holy Coinmnuion (Choral). 9 15am Holy Communion (Plain). 8-40 pm. Sunday School nnd Bible Clasac. 5-SO p.m lOvensoDg aud St<rmon. St. Huiaa»V %mm Lom.— u-i.'a.m F..n ('how Service. 10 p.m.
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      MAILS CLOSE.
      66 5 tot Per Steamtr Monday. Malacca and Lin&'i Kkeng s< mi Batu Pahat R. S Muar and Malacca lin //<» Hongkong Nam Wmt Teluk Ansuu via fMti Vtnnng Pinang and Calcutta A'u( s.i//j Calcutta .Simoon H'kontf, Shanghai, Ja|>HU 0. ,l/..vir Itiii.djci iniixHiii. ctr. 7>'iH Lioiti) Timt 1 p.m. 4
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      Mail Steamer Movements
      64 5 . OrT»»Bi> French Mail. The M.M. company's steamer E. Simons left Colombo, at 9 p.m., on the 11th iustant, and may be expected to arrive here at noon, ou the 16th instant. HoMEWABD FKKN. II Mill.. The M. M company's steamer Oceunien left Saigon, at 8 a.m. to-day,
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      Vessels at Tanjong Pagar and Keppel Harbour.
      105 5 Wharves at which Vessels are Berthed To-day. TABJONS »»GA« Kact Waiar Karhin Simongan, Cheang Chew East Wbabf Suction 1— Bandai Main, G. Aiicar. okara. Sect. 1 (Sheers Whit):- Tjibodan. Suction No. 2 'l I'c.tu, Tjimahi. B—l'. Rickmer-. 4 Borneo. 6— MiniUa. 6 Machaoo.
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      Clearances.
      66 5 June 14 Soembawa, Dut str, Sabaug Pathan, Brit str, Japan via ports Kaniu Maru, Jap str, Japan via ports 15 Nyanza, Brit str, Japan via ports Coen, Dut str, Penang, Sabang, Atjeb, Padang Bandai Maru, Jap str, Labuau Perak, Brit str. Port Swettenbam and Penaug Asdang, Siaui str, Bangkok
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      MAILS TO ARRIVE
      113 5 . From Epmh By the M. M. s.a. Eruest Simons, dne on June 16. From China By tbe M. M. s.s. Dceanien, due on June 17. TISE UIILI IT lAIUI DUE. Loft Bin߻pore Dao in London Arrived May 6 MM May 30 May 30 May 10 P AO.
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    Rangoon Shooting Accident.
    253 5 Major Vauglian, Cantomnent Magistrate ut itHiigoon, on May 27, passed orders in couiicction with the enquiry held by him into tin' .hi i'loiitul shooting by I'rivaU' Braddon, Devon Uigiini-ut. of M. (i. Kala and his inmut daughter, Mv Clioe, on May 19, iv HaliKii village, Rangoon. His
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    Trade in Sourabaya.
    274 5 Accoiiling to a report ul list Chamber of CoiniMiTii- in Soiinilwiya. tin; expectations of a jioor coffee crop for tlio year 1900 are rc:ili-cil. which Ml not the case with the nale of cotlVc The quality of the Liberia coffee, was good, that of the Java coffee
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    29 5 Sir« Wilfrid Lanrier told the Gaelic Society that the prayer of a Scotsman in Canada nan. Lord, Ido not ask for riches— bnt Just tell me where they are."
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      422 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. INDOCHINA STEAM NAY. CO.. LTD. Thk xtcimers of this Company maiutain a Eitervire between Calcutta. Straits aod ng, taking cargo on through Rills of for Cauton, Swatow, Ainoy, Shanghai, TieulHiu, Newehwaug. Yangts/.e Portu, Formica. .Inpau, the Philippine*, Av.T.Vr. M«miiii. r« oil (lie <'alrutt:i. Ktralte iintl llouKkoiis Bun 'I
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      489 5 STEAMER SAILINGS, j Ocean Steam Ship Co., Ltd. and CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. CO.. LTD. pi The Companies' steamer* are despatched from Liverpool ontwards for tbe Straits, China and Japan every week, and frcin Jhpau homewards for Tiondon, Amsterdam and Antwerp every fortnight and f. r Genoa. Msrseilles aud Liverpool
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      483 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. H»lltlMi> SERVICE OF THE OCEAN 8. 8. COY.. LTD.. THE WEST AUSTRALIAN 8. N. CO.. LTD. It F T W R K N FBEMASTLK (PERTH) KOKTH WEST AUSTRALIAN PORTS. JAVA AND SINGAPORE Regular Fortnightly sailings between Singa pore and Western Australia, calling at Java (as inducement offers), Derby,
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      365 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. CRR. Canadian Pacific Railway Company's Royal Mail Steamship Line. THE NATIONAL HIGHWAY TO ECP.OPE VIA CHINA, JAPAN, CANADA aud the UNITED STATES. Route from Hongkong, via Shanghai, Nagasaki, (Inland Soa of Japan), Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria and Vancouver, R.M.S. "Emprjwa or Inkia" J Twin-screw steaR.M.B. "Eupresn cr Japan" >
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      223 5 AUCTION SALES. Powell and Co. June 15— At the A. S.P's bungalow, near Go\t. Hill, collection of well-grown ferns .vc, at 2 SO p.m. IH At Saleroom, leasehold land and house No. 47 Club Street, at 2-30 p.m H. L. Coghlan and Co June 15— At :'.l Sumhawa Hoad, high
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      167 5 Singapore Tide Table. (FMI Jink 15 to Jink 21 I HIGH WATKR. LOW WATER Time H'ght Time Il'glit At si hra Mi-ii ft ins. lirs mm. ft ins. I 0.16 m 9.1 C 54 iv 0.9 H»tcmhy H ,37 a 7 6u m 4 s i 0.50 m 8.» 7
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      28 5 WEATHER TELEORAM. Hongkong, June IS, 10a.m. Barometer 29 79 Direction cf Wind West Force of Wind 1 Max. Temp in Shade K5 Manila. 758 West. 1 M M
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      103 5 DAY BY DAY. Saturday, June 15. High Water. 187 p.m. Cr cket. Law v. Civil Fervioe. Pt. Joseph's sports. 2-30. A. C. Free School Entertainment. 3-30. Sunday, June 16. High Water. 050 a.m. 214 p.m Third after Trinity. I M. M. outward mail due. I Monday, June 17. I Hiijb
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    DEATH.
    26 6 I'uksi'is.— On Ma) 22. at I, onnacujlil-roa.l, Willtsdeu, N.W.. after MM illness. A^ncs Prostou, tlicw.fu of 11. Uubscll Prc-jton. of 79. Graccehurch -utrcet. London, E.C.
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    The Straits Times, PRICE 10 CENTS. SATURDAY, JUNE 10.
    729 6 The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. SATURDAY, JUNE 15. At a time when the supremacy of the ports of .Singapore ami I'euaug is challenged, if not positively thrcatcucd. by competitors in Uie in iL'.lilioiirin^ Dutch Colonies. it «M appropriate that Mi. Kurt .h.in 1.1 raise the question of Sunday labour
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    264 6 On May 10, au official document was subinitUd to the Legislative Council showing the amount of the Colony's Military Contribution and the cost of the (iarriw.ii each year from IH!*> to 1906. From this document, prepared by the Military authorities, it appeared that the amount paid by the Government iv
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    200 6 What is now known as tlic Singable white spirit case was euded today by the Full l^uch of the Appeal Court acjuittiug Mr. K. A. Stevens, of Messrs. Caldbeck, Macgrtgor and Cowimny, ol any offence against the Liquors Ordinance. We congratulate Mr. Stevens upon this ending of the case so
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    14 6 The total value of the currency notes iv circulation during May was «21.l £1,666.66.
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    20 6 A cargo of coal from Calcutta for Messrs. Paterson Simons and Co.. arrived by the British steamer Battcnhall. last uight.
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    20 6 The Government OmmM of this week contains a copy of the Ordiuauce to "nact, with amendments. -'The Courts Ordinance 1878."
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    22 6 Two hundred aud seventy eight passengers for Singajwre were on the list of the 8.1. mail steamer Teesta. which arrived this morning.*
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    22 6 Seventeen thousand cases of MMbWmi and 57,;t00 tins, for Messrs. Katr. Brother*, arrived, this morning, from Langkat. by the British nteauier Stetlin.
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    22 6 Messrs. Wilsou and Company arc uottakiug the photograph of to-morrow's motor meet. The photograph will be taken by Messrs. Lambert and Company.
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    26 6 The preliminary enquiry into the charge of murder ot a coolie on the Pin Seng was continned before the Second Magistiate, this moruing, and further adjourned.
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    29 6 The case of Gan Tecli v. Messrs. Smith and Foster, for 827") for boat hire, was concluded yesterday afternoon, judgment beiug given for the plaintiff for »18.71 without costs.
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    27 6 F. C. Johnson, another scuinan deserter from the Dclawaie, was fined »l."i or. iv detank, three weeks' rigorous imprison meut, at the Master Attendant's Court, this morning.
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    31 6 The French Government has instructed its officials in the Far East t'lat t!ie Komau Catholic Protectorate over China, which France has exercised for the jwst .".0 years, is to be withdrawn.
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    36 6 The collection at the Low and High -Masses and Vesper, to- morrow, at St. Joseph's Catholic Church, on the occasion of the Feast of St. Anthony, will be for the poor aud distressed ot the community.
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    37 6 A copy of the proposed bye-laws, fol the regulation of stalls, tables and show -boards for the sale of food or goods in public streets aud places within the Municipal area, is published iv the Government Gazette.
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    36 6 A lighted wax match thrown from the U.p of a Liver[H>ol tramcar set tire U> the hat of latly cyclist, Miss Kdith Barnes. Her l.rothci fortunately extiuguisheel the Humes. The lady wa-s more frightcued thau injured.
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    38 6 Perhaps the most noticeable feature ot this season iv England, says the London Opinion, is the over-elaboration of dress indulged iv by the debutantes, who vie with the married women in richness of attire aud multiplicity of frocks.
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    48 6 This years graud MMRM of the French Navy will take place in the KuglMi Channel aud Atlantic Ocean in July aud August. The combined Northern' aud Mediterranean squadrons will be under the command ot ice-Admiral Touchard, iv successiou to Admiral Fouruier, who is now on the retired list
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    47 6 There has been considerable trouble iv the timber trade iv Perth, Western Australia, with the result that Mr. Holmau, M. L. A., and two officers of the Sawmill Employees luiou. have been sentenced to tines or imprisonment for aiding the strikers in contravention of the Arbitration Act.
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    44 6 The Secretary of the Singapore Catholic Funeral Association appeared before the Senior Magistrate, this mom ing, aud asked for a warrant against the late treasurer of the Association, on a charge of criminal misappropriation of J181.60 of the Association tnndi-. The warrant was issued.
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    54 6 This is the way the KosU.u Transcript an uouuecs an encouraging fact to prahibi tionists: -The Governor of North Carolina and the Governor of South Carolina i u( .t for the tirsl time at the Jamestown Exposition. After being introduced, each ilhmwillll tliat the other was a teetotaler. The usual
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    70 6 I'rubably Kaiucs Name Kill, which came before a Select Committee of the House ol Commons recently, is unique. It warn introduced in ordur to authorise a man to cham-c his Christian uauie to comply with the terms of a will under which he was to inherit a large fortune, but
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    48 6 .Wore remarkable evidence of wasteful extravagance in the equipment of the Ham mcrsmith guardians' now work-house and infirmary was given at the resumed Local Government Board inquiry. It was stated that the tender for electric light was exceeded by J61.383, and there were five lamps to each pauper.
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    74 6 The Borneo Company, Limited, brought an action before Mr. Justice Fisher yesterday afternoon, against tluan Whatt and Co. for »841, for 105 cases of damaged tinned milk supplied at 43 and %i a case. The defence was that defendants had ceased doing business, and their creditors had agreed on a
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    105 6 Tbe Kew Bulletin announces that Mr. I B. Carnithers, Director of Agriculture, Federated Malay State*, has forwarded to the Kew Museum from Kuala Lnmpur dried specimens of Combretum suudaicuiu. Specimens have also been received from Mr. L. Wray. Further specimens of Combretuu sundaicum have been received at the Herbarium from
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    403 6 Social and Personal. Mrs. Laidla a hasai riv. .1 at Kuala Luuipui after having s|k nt a short holiday ,it 11. Mr. Arthur L. Seth has joim.l the In l-ew llciniaii.is as assjsu,,t ,i,,,l t ra vi||ii,.. ■MM. Bishop Thoburu has relumed to Portland Oregon, rather improved iv health M
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    Notice to Mariners.
    65 6 W'c arc informed by Coiumauder liadehtl. K.N., that a notification has I. n rectrivwJ from Hongkong to the effect lh. i utit the salvage >york in convection with the steamer Choising is completed, all I-. pabsiug through Sul|ilnn- Cliann.l are directed to go dead slow while in
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    Death of Mr. Charles Dickson.
    101 6 We regret lo announce the death of Mr Charles Dickson. acting Assistant Superin teudant of Police. MmMMB, which took place suddenly at the Geueral Hospital, al about half-past four o'clock this morning. Mr. Dickson had MM ill only two op tlnve days. MBfIMM from fever.
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    Shire Line Developments.
    110 6 It is slated lli.il -in important I'tluMMl 111 k alxint lo Uike jiliui in tin ttbiro LilHj ol Mmmmm, ruuuiug Mtwuea Mkkllcnbnmgli London. Antwerp, the Strait-,. .Upau. .iii'l China. The Shire Line con- i i well-equipped steamers organised l the growing trade but wee v Kiiiojh; and
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    German Shipping Companies.
    131 6 With regard to the intention of the North (nTiuau Lloyd to acquire share, in the Ham burg HreiiH n- Africa Line (Mr. 11. Monzell. manager*, it is reporfa ..wiit. utta Hamburg correspondent of the L. and C. Kxprcsw that the capital of the Triton Steamship CouipAD) at
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    64 6 Mrs. Honor Colenian. ul Chm H MMnai, is 107 fun rfaga, attributes her longevity to three tliiugs strict tectutalism, no modi cine, and uo doctors. A> regards incdicdl uiou, she says if oajy people would "stcei dear tHtmmawck guury th< y would all n*< t'.'T' M*a Mi < ..I. i'u.lll
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      221 6 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS NOTICE AS TO CLOSING OF TRANSFER BOOKS. Till: BKLAT TIN MINING COMPANY, I.IMITL 1 NOTICE IS HKRKBY GIVEN that the Share Transfer liojks of this Comjwuy will be cloned from Saturday June 2*2, to 'I uewlay July •I (both days inclusive) for tliu preparation of Dividend Warrants. By
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      41 6 All telegrams published in this issue are protected by the Copyright Ordinance. .Mr. Baliour s Albert Hall speech marks an epoch iv tlit history uot only of the party whiph he leadb. but ot the nation and the L input.— Outlook.
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    EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS
    245 7 . SOLDIERS STAMPEDE IN PORT ROYAL. 5 Killed, 46 Injured. A TOWN IN SOUTH AMERICA SHAKEN. Rbutob'n Timnn I.iiihliiii. .lime I *>. Severe outbquftke shocks have been expcrienecd in Junta and at Valdivia. iv hile. Utor. W li. 11 tin earthquake NDHnd in ■laiuaica, li<; troops in barracks at
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    FRENCH TROUBLES.
    104 7 Premier's Letter to Recalcitrant Mayors. Kkutkr'h Tm.m.i: \\i. Lnttdtm, I'm, 1 1. In a fflfflwhw l<Uii Ul II" .Mayors of llie South of KcMHC M. k>MMKMa, Uw Kreiieh I'rrinii I an I Minislir .if Mid lilt- rior. refuses la ;i...|it Uioir rtM^utiaat, deelMtag that tin if .utiuii i>
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    HOME RULE FOR IRELAND.
    66 7 Political Demonstration in Queen's Hall. I!m mi's Tp i.ki.ijvm I 1011. .Illlll: I I. A gmt il( ni.iTi,ir.iti.in Ilis Ih-ch In 1.1 in Mull tn prou^t igaiMl [km Qwwwinioiit's Irish policy. Mi iialfour. litaili'i' of tile O|i|X>sitiou, |>iirtiii|iiiU'<l in tlx iir-ctiny. ami utUrcil a strung waimian
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    SUG*R CONVENTION.
    67 7 SUGAR CONVENTION. Colonials Protest against Imperial Policy. Km iki:'s TkUHUUM. 1.1111.1..11. limh IS. liriiUr* ><>rns|K>u<luut ill I'mt nt Spuin. in Trini.liiil. ii |mmU Unit the Ctl«lub«r "I CM nv. h. t -li-raplMil to l.iir.l Kluin. S <v i<lary ..r K( I,r tin- I'lil—im, proti -,t mi- .li-niyly .lyiin-t «illiiliawiil Ih.ni
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    NAVAL LIEUTENANT KILLED.
    72 7 Bmru'i Tbumm i l.'iiniiiii. .tune 1 1. l.iiiiUn.iiit <in y Halt, uf 11. M.S. cruiser Tlihiiks. liv- lao:i Killed ami two lucn in liirnl by M uSflwiaa ulH.HKliiMibiiiiiiiiic .it I'ortsiiiontli. l.imttuaut llu.it joiucil tlic Navy uk a midhliipmau on .lauuury IS, I'.tQO. He was unanoted V lAnrti—
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    SECOND READING TO SMALL HOLDINGS BILL.
    48 7 Rwm'i Tkumru .1 i. The 5,,,.,1 l 11,.1.1i.|.^ liill. in 1.,.,1,1,-,-,1 by Uw <•■'*« tiiiiu m on .\|,i\ ,'s. b« bwa M*d .> sedoml tiiut- tin < >|)[ii)sitioii accfptiiig tinprinciple but W||tag that HKxliKcations sliuuld W niii.li' wlit-n tin- liill is iwwHi red in
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    RED CROSS CONFERENCE.
    36 7 Hom'i Tbumaji Laaioa, -ii 14. The proposal to hold v I{<hl Cnm (unf«rencc lia- been received with .uvlaiimtioii. H" 1| itMl |m.|». t1,.,t tin Mfcn.mii li.-uM ba lnM m Lipau ia l.i 1..
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    MUNICIPAL BOARD.
    760 7 iction of a Portico at Singapore Club. i< following Commissioners and MuuiI Officials were present at yesteiday's inn "f tlie Hoard -Dr. Murray Robertwn on}; Tcek him. 11. I. Cogblaa, ISailc v. (irahaiu Patcrson. A. .1. Wat and It'iwland Alliu: tlic President. Mr. Hroadrick: the Secretary. Mr. PoUmk
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    Naughty Boys Punished.
    208 7 Three respectable .schoolboys appeared belon the Senior Magistrate, this morning. <>n a charge of receiving dishonestly stolen property bclon^in^ to Mr. Jack McAulilic. who made the complaiut. Oh of them. Viih Snug Hock, was charged with the- possession of a chest developer. Another. Albert .losiph.ot Semitic orij-in.
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    26 7 A CbtMM MMM ou tiie M. M. --tedmer VUUHUU, ulileli .irjncl lioiu \ut»(l'|>. thi'. iiiinniL; en rudtl Ul ll.ir.'l.uuf; dudun lliurwla. Hinl \\d, Uirinl <it ycottrday.
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    Transvaal Politics.
    89 7 THE REPATRIATION OF CHINESE MINERS. Plenty of Native Labourers. llkitku's Tki.ki.uam liouiluii. .fnne l.">. telegram from Pretoria describes the re oiM'iiiiif! of the Transvaal Parliament. Tile l'reiuicr. (ieni-r.il liotha. eoutiiuicd the aunouueeiiient made ou the l.'ith instant with regard to the restriction on Asiatic iuiruigration ami the repatriation
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    BETTING POR THE HUNT CUP.
    76 7 BETTING FOR THE HUNT CUP. [RMlM'l Tklkukam I .'Mill, .IllUL' IS. The liuttin I ir the Huut Cup to be racrd for at Ascot i- as follows Hillsprit. I'ersiniis Anduvir Carton Champ <l' Or l.nlla Rmkk K.i i hi Mur Dintiiifn. I Marcovic Malua Su turner KaOir Chief 10 to
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    CHAUFFEUR KILlfcD IN MOTOR CAR TRIALS.
    51 7 CHAUFFEUR KILLED IN MOTOR CAR TRIALS. [Kkiitkk's Tk i.v, i: hi li lll'loM. 1 1 1 1)< t. Vcslcr.lay. the Kaiser atteit.L-1 tin- limiuatiii^ trials for to ilay's motii- RMS fi>r Lho Kaisicr's < up. which is Ukin« pluoc iv the viciuity ul lloinbni),'. Suv ral cars were wrockod ami
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    CORRUPTION IN SAN FRANCISCO
    31 7 . IUKL'TKKS iKLKdIIAM I- "I. 1., n June Sulniiit/. the LXiniyor of San Kiancis4-<>. Iwh boon convicted of cxtortioj* money fruui the I'rcnoli ii^tauraut, kee|»or-, in that town.
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    RAILWAYS IN M\NCHURIA.
    84 7 RAILWAYS IN MANCHURIA. [DKR OsTASIATISCHK LLOYD TICLKtiHAM Kcrliu. -lime 1 1. The agreement has been signed by Kussia and Japan providing f (>r a reciprocal service on the Chinese Kastcru Kailwuy and South M.iih li'iii.iI i'ii i.i lijihvay. Since the War, there liave beeu two gaii^cs iv Mauchuria. so that
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    FRANCE AND PERSIA.
    38 7 Dkk Ostasiatischk Lloyd Tklkokam Berlin. June 14. I-c Tumps i Par is i publishes an interview with the Persian Ambassador in Paris on the ecouoinic development of Franco- Persian commercial relations and thu silk industry.
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    GERMAN RAILWAY IN CHINA.
    38 7 |USR USTASIATISCHU LIiIYII ThLK'.KIM Herliu, June 14. The <icruiaii railway in the Province of Shantung, built into the interior from Kiaochau. jiays a dividend for the past year's WwUag of 1 1 per cent.
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    FRANCO JAPANESE AGREEMENT.
    22 7 |I>KK Osr.VSIATIM UK LujW> KMMUUI licrliu, June 1 1. It i.-. proposed t.> publish the FrancoJapanese agreement on Monday.
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    JAPANESE VISITOR TO AUSTRIA.
    23 7 |Dkr Ostasi.vtischk Li,oyi> Tblkukam] Berlin, Jane 14. The Kuijh ior of Austria has given an audience to liarou Nislii.
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    The Arrest of Ajit Singh.
    213 7 Ajit Singh was driven by Mr. Cocks, District Supcriutcndent of I'ulicc, from tlic Lahore railway station to the Gloucester^' Quarter (iuard at tin- Cautouuicnts, where he was confined nearly all day. his special train not leaving the station, formerly known us Mian Mir West, until
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    Sunday Labour.
    1573 7 INTERESTS OF TANJONG PAGAR SAFEGUARDED. Foreign Competition in Shipping. Nut .»nl y should those who p down to the sea in ships appicciatc tlicpcrtincDt observations of Mr. Fort, at yesterday's nic< tiny of the Legislative Council, but many of the Uii'l Invii.n public with interests afloat ought welcome
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    RECOMPENSING A SERVANT.
    548 7 j Is a Worn-out Employee Entitled to Bonus? The proposal to give a worn-out Kuropcau employee a bonus of $1,050, to which he wan uot legally eutitlod by the terms of his agree uieut, aroused Home opposition at the meeting of the Municipal v d yesterday. The
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    49 7 A writer in a contemporary declares Uiat I It is aii awful faU to get a MMi lucli f ouc has uot earned." Tin- Ihiiiiiu uiun i IWiWi wil' alw.i\ ciii j(ii r it a tar f.ii more awful faU> uot tv ;tl a niiuot, out lia. I ....Ifc^rutd.
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    WHITE SPIRIT CASE.
    1070 7 EL CONSIDERED BY THE FULL COURT. :nt for Mr. K. A. Stevens, uprcine Court this morning, tlic cc. Sir M. llyndniau Jones. Mr lornlon ami Mr. Justice FishY-r lie apiieal of tlio Public Prosecutor regardin;; the recent decision of the magin tratc in respect to Messrs. Caldbcck.
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      Notes in General.
      76 8 W. K. l>ray. of Yale University. hM hio'»en the world's r<-cord for pole jumping with a I imp of MA, "'in. Koi the first time, Worcestcrshiu has I'iatcn Vorkshiie Ht cricket. The matt.-IiGH bMM iv MM Worceste/ishiie bt^at Lanca shire also this year. Ih. (.rand Prix de
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      Shooting.
      34 8 The Palma Trophy. The National Kirle Association of Ameiica have accepted the invitation to participate in the I'.iln.i Trophy competition at the Kooklifle BaaiJM, Ottawa, oil September against a British and (;<imdinii team.
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      Hockey.
      43 8 S.C.C. v. C Company, West Rents. A team of the S.C.C. met C Company, Koyal Wist Knits, in a Hockey match on the Ksplanude, yesterday. The teams wen well matched, and a good game ended in a draw of one kojil eac'i.
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      Billiards.
      42 8 Police v. Military. The i.-titn match between the Police aud (In ■s.ilf S Mgcants of Pearls' Hill will be played at t!ie Warders' Club, beginning on Mondnv. .Inn.' 17. The scores of the last match were: Police, I.SW2 Staff Sergeants. I.TJI
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      Golf
      61 8 International Match. A match between U professionals aside representing Scotland aud Ireland, played at Royal Portrush. resulted in a win lor the Irish representatives hy 9 to 2 in the singles and Itol in the foursomes. None of Scot land's premier players participated. English Amateur Championship. In Mm Am
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      Tennis.
      176 8 V.M.C.A. Tournament. Iv MM V.M.C.A. tennis tournament, yester day, Hoisington boat Van Cuylenburg. 2 6, o—l, fl— 2, iv the. A uh>.ss singles, and liavies b"it McCubbin, tl -n. ti -2, iv the K class singles. S.C.k.C. Tournament. The following is the result of yesterday* play, in connection with
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      Bowling.
      175 8 S.C.C. Tournament. Tho rosuli- of yesterday's play iv the S.<4C. Bowling Tournament, and forthcoming ties, are as follow YKSTKUDAYS TIKS. SIN.tLKS. S. S'lwdon, owe f>. v. G. \V. Pugh, owe 1, untiuislad at U to it. On Paihs. .1. G. Barclay and H K. ltichards beat 1( Seoular and
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    Lever Brothers' New Capital.
    141 8 A special meeting of the shareholders of Lever Brothers. Limited, at Port Sunlight recently, approved ol the conversion scheme iv connection with the preference capital. Mr. W. H. Lever, M. P., who presided, explained that the reason for the issue of new shares was that the
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    GOVERNMENT CHALLENGED.
    1887 8 Teluk Ayer Scheme Again Criticised. hut Mr. John Anderson described as the unwarranted action of the Government in refusing to publish the correspondence reI it my to Sir John Jackson's contract, which jooV place between the Government ami Mm home authorities before March 12, aud sub ii'K-nt to
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    319 8 Introduction of Two New Measures. Othei business transacted at yesterday's meeting of the Legislative Council included two new bills, which were introduced and read for a fiist time. There were present at the meeting His Excellency the Governor, Sir John Anderson, K.C.M.G.. Captain A. H. Young, C.M.G., (Colonial
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    18 8 Arrangements aro being made to provide hotel accommodation tor visitors to the forthcoming Agricultural Show at KuaU Kangsar.
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    An Ancient Debt.
    94 8 A Milan journal has been investigating the claim of the Florentine family of I'ernz/.i upon the English Koyal Family for loans made to the first three Kings Edward. The sum of £40,000,1 XX) dOM not represent the real total advanced by the merchant brothers, Simon aud Bindo
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    Ceylon Planters Own Perak Rubber Estate.
    189 8 Messrs. W. F. Dew, C. J. Bayley and G. Graham Clarke, the owners of Selinsing rub- < her estate, Perak, are about to turn the property into a Rupee Company having its head-quarters in Colombo. The estate consists of 1,4r>l acres, of which in
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    Clerical Changes in F.M.S.
    189 8 The Federal Secretary of the V. M. S. has issued a circular to the following effect:— From June 1, 1907, all accounting work will be transferred from the Central Audit Office to the Office of the Treasurer, Federated Malay States, which will also deal with the
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    Resident's Objection to Canine Friends.
    156 8 The atteutiou of the British J! 'sidtnt has been drawn to the practice of allowing dogs to arcoinpitny their misters to the Govern■nent offices and to stay in the offices throughout the day, says a circular issued byMr. R. J. Wilkinson, Acting Secretary to the
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      757 8 Governor i$ Or Wyoming Endorses Mk Pe-ru-na. Asa Catarrh Jr As An Excellent ing that it is a valuable rem- Im iJT* V The Magnificent State Capitol Building of Wyoming. Responsible People. PEOPLK orenpvinK positions of hiirli reapousioility and trtut are always ver\ busy people. They have little or no
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    COMMERCIAL
    222 9 . SlNiiUNiRF. .JlNF. 14, 1907. PRODUCE. cid'uiiii i bnyon I &M do (Ciitx No. 1> iinpi'k-1 ION Copra Bali 9™ do Pontianak Pepper, Black bnyaM IT.-Vi do Whiti- I buy.i, _'J7.'i Sago Floor Sarawak '>M d.-> in-i So, 1 MB! Pearl Sa«o *.M Coffte Bali, 15% 20.00 CMha. Nonbuut, 90%
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    Bitter Thoughts of a Spelling Reformer.
    133 9 \-> we m( along in life most of m km mb inclination to be constantly engaged in lighting stri ii lously for the piWMM of .\en the l.iost n.u'se worthy causes. The .l.'-ire waaaaoi beaMMMj yon fellow man while iieim uterine in so MMJI
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    Reflections from the Green Room Mirror.
    141 9 SotM at turs am fMMM) of inliniti BRkWt 'I'll. ;i<-ti)r who tallcs the kwMki <Icm'n not ilwayi get Urn big Mat Balary. s,i!iii- actraaa&a an buj in the pcvjMM uiakuig a past lW the t attire. The portrait painter and a good playar t
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    The After-Life.
    221 9 The After- Life. Since the materialistic ptaMß ot a few ii .ules baok, thero h.is been a powerful reaction iv :ihnost every branch of science. wiinl.' Utoraturo Im~ growa up dealing \vith iilienomena whi.'h :\ie none the less \isti nt because they OOBM M >et under no known mit u.il
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    AN OLD MAXIM APPLIED TO A MODERN REMEDY.
    95 9 Kvnyone speaks of the least as lie hntls a. is a maxim of the Portuguese. ■)nd^iug by the letters received from people all over the country, praisiut; Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera ami Diarrhoea Homtily. it is cxiilent this remedy lias been found satisfactory.
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      MINING.
      314 9 Date of Number T— g. C.P.UI Subset Reserve Company QUOTATIONS i i l i.i 17.25 18.50 •2.50 8.75 I 1903 1300,000 tMO.OOO HO.OOO 1 10 910 1901 $600,000 9600,000 60,000 10 tlO 1903 £400,000 £360,000 850,000 1 1 1907 1400,000 9375,000 37,5000 10 110 ,2,(00 aniuaM £60,000 £60,000 60,000
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      RUBBER.
      307 9 1905 I 150 ,000 I £104,987.10 f. j 1903 .200,000 »87,400 J.J«> •Jg' W «,500 uniuued 1901 £30,000 £11,120 J'JjJg J *J MM 700,000 »610,000 70,000 »10 110 1 O.UOO unisauAU 1903 £70,000 £70,000 70,000 1 1 9 000 unissued 1906 «i.50,000 m.yooo 12,1500 $10' 1 10 1904 £12,000
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      GENERAL.
      222 9 1891 £5,377.10.0 £4,648.15.0 7,638 12/6 13/6 814.11.9 Bella Asbeatoa Eastern Agency,' Ltd 1898 9225,000 1225.000 4,500 t 50 190 112,500 Fraser A Neavt, Ltd. 10,000,000 a) 1465 $10,000,000 (10.000,000 60,000 $125 8125 11,000,000 Hongkong and Shanghai Bank 250,0001) J 1901 J2.400.000 $2,. 00,000 i «100 $100 40,000 Howarth Erakine,
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      DEBENTURES.
      42 9 Howarth Erskine, Ltd. 8% MOO.OOO 3% prtm Riley Hargreavee, Ltd. 6% 225,000 3% prera. Singapore Municipal 6% 400,000 20% pre -n 5% 1,878,000 2%prem. 4% 602,000 2% die nominal Tanjong Pagar Dock Co., Ltd. 6% 250,000 3% prem 5% 1,050,000 par.
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      12 9 Estimates Submitted. VESSELS Steamers, Launches, Stern Wheelers, etc. RILEY, HARGREAVES Co. LIMITED.
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      459 9 yyASSIAMULL ASSOMULL AND CO. LAH(ii;sT INDIAN, t HINESK AM» .).\I>ANK>K SILK. JKWBLLOT AND iTIUO MKIU HANTS. 1, 2, 3 4, HIGH STREET, i Also ;it Tlie Giantl Hottl de I'Enxope). We have just received a large consignment of gootls from Imlia, China and Japan, comprising all sorts of Silks, Ladies'
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    THE FACE AND THE POWDER.
    1159 10 Lonoon Rules for the Care of Complexion. Having read, markeil. learned and inwardly digested a short verse that illumined furry and Sambals the other day we, of the sterner sex, will delvedccper into the subject, thrust aside tlie curtain of propriety and see what a
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    Great Britain's Trade.
    102 10 There was published recently the first volume of the annual statement of the trade of the United Kingdom with foreign countries and British possessions. There are various alterations in the tables. The dealing with imports shows that the distribution as to source of these in 1906 was
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    19 10 It is a monstrous thing that the aduiinstration of justice should be do dilatory and so ruinously dear Telegraph.
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    CHINESE SEVEN AGES.
    281 10 Unknown Philosopher Pictures (he Course of the Life of Man. A Kicmli offiVt r. l^niis im Cliaiitillv. Mh in I'arisliil Mas of l.is .livovny in ;i M illiistionvcnt in tlir iiii»intiii'i- *J Tonkin of ;i 'lu>-tv iii.imis<ript BoajtaWag t!u- C'liiuc^' imnim <>f Hrn wwja *J man. At
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    Deserts of Asia.
    144 10 .lust 1101 th nt the Himalaya mountain iati;j'- in Chinese Turkestan lies a lx-lt o! land which is watered by north -Mowing livers. These, however, do not flow any where, hut lose themselves ill the sand *J the desert. The worst deserts of America an' men chilli's
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    Universal Civil Marriage.
    332 10 Tlir Ili-lmp <>f St. Alliaiis. in his visitation at Halstoail. spoke on the marriage law. As with repaid to Kiln. -ation In said «t Hertford, he would not drend Secular Kducatioii though he does not desire it. so he loiks forward to the |Hissibility of universal civil
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    The Original Pro Bono Publico.
    243 10 According to the Saturday Kvening J'oht. there lived in Detroit a man who wax Unoriginal I'ro Bono I'ublieo. He was tin champion letter- writer to the news|>ai>erH and to the lira'ls of all public enterprises. One of his fads was to write every day t<>
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      555 10 BANKING COMPANIES. HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. paid-up capital 110,000,00 c RESERVE FUND Sterling Reserve t10.000.000l t 2l 000 000 Silver Reserve 111.000.000f 2^ oo0 000 Roserve Liability of Proprieton $10,000,000 COURT OF DIRECTORS. G. H. Medhurst, E*q.— Chairman. Hon. Mr. W. J. Gresßon— Deputy Chairman. G. Balloch, Esq. C.
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      553 10 SALES BY. AUCTION. MORTGAGEE'S SALE or VALUABLE 999 YEARS TOWN PRO PERTY. Tuesday. June IS, 1907, at 2.30 p.m. All that valuable piece of leasehold land Hituate at Club Street, Singapore town, area 1818 square feet comprised in Government lease No. 1616 for 999 years, quit rent t3. Together with
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      594 10 SALES BY AUCTION. POPULAR SUBURBAN BUILDING SITEB. OVERLOOKING THOMPSON ROAD RESERVOIR. Messr*. H. L. COGHLAN and CO. are instructed to sell by Aoction at their Mart Nos. 4 and 5 Rallies Place, On M»nd,iy, July 1, at 2. 30 p.m. About 25 J Frith. ld building Hites. I'ull particulars in
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      447 10 INBURANCE Complies. LANCASHIRE INSURANCE COMPANY MOW MKIUIr.II IN THE ROYAL INSURANCE CO.. FIRE LIFE. INVESTED FDNDS £12,900,000 POWELL A Co.,—Aftnu ROYAL INSUISANCK COMPANY. FIRK AND LIFE. TOTAL INVESTED FUNDS EXCEED £12,000,000. TBI LAMEST riBS OmCI IM THI WOILD. BOUSTEAD A Co.,— AgenU. THE LONDON AND LANCASHIRE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Capitol
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      362 11 Local Motor Car Agencies. WE, CENTRAL ENGINE WORKS, to*-— occasions liihii asked why no much importance should 1« placed od the LOW PETROL CONSUMPTION of tlie ARROL JOHN6TON when the price cf petrol, althon^h rapidly advancing (at home) i» yet reasonably low. The really important a.hHiita_<" of low consumption to
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      79 11 Jirtie WitHy HAS OPENED A $10,000 BOOK ON THE SELANGOR JULY MEETING. I. I i i>i Planters' Cup and Trial Stakes. 11. Planters' Cup ft Horse Handicaps'. Treble event (from 2,000 to 5O) on Planters' Cup k Trial Stakes I Horse Handicaps. Also might out on all events. TEUmUMIti ADDKKSS
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      807 11 Ismail Raheem, DIAMOND MERCHANTS ADD MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS. 82-1. 82-2 BRAB BABAH ROAD. SINGAPORE. (NEXT TO RAFFLES HOTEL). •Mi <iFNn Vnilß AnnßP^C for pk*<>"s i.».; h.ii-thatei> anmi.ii: t nrTER< IUUK MIiUWCOO OfII>K, it p-.t» ....not ie.liat« tourh with W,.rl I's «r*»te«t Uos Centre and ibows )■■>' f* huw to luy dire,
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      644 12 Scale of Cbacoes. PREPAII; ADVERTISEMENTS.— Mi a cel- hMOOt Wants of Every Description, Houses, L*-: etc., t-: let. are inserted at the following raU- Una Tuairtion t 1.20 per inch. Two 2.00 Three 2.80 Six 5.20 Nine 6.40 Twelve 7.20 Twenty five 10.00 (Each subsequent month ••"> per inch.) Th'
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      622 12 TO BE LET OR SOLO. Bates:— Four LtnM, on. or two inaartioni. tl.nn By th. Inch, sea Seal, of ChargM. COMPOUND HOUSE TO BE LET. No. 28 Sophia Road. Apply to 18-2 Prinsep Street. cBll HOUSE TO BE LET Frankfurt House, No. 1 Lloyd Road. Apply within. 665 ROOMS TO
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      530 12 ARTICLES FOR SALE. Rates Four Lines, on* or two taurtions, (1.00 By tli .iii-h, sm ScM» of Charges. FOR SALE. RUBBER ESTATE. 800 acres in Malacca, also Rubber Stumps. Apply C," c/o Straits Times. cl'o3 TURNOUT FOR SALE. Mai Phaeton in good order, pair of Australian horses, double harness handsome
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