The Straits Times, 10 August 1907

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    13 1 The Straits Times. NO. 22.415 STNGAPORK. SATURDAY. AUGUST 10. 1907. PMCE 10 CENTS
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      119 1 UURMCKJK WNAT 18 ROSBAGH P FOR SALE. One 8 H. P. Two Seated De DION. C. Dupire CO., Sole Agents. Katz Bros., Ltd 9 slazenger s y^fp|T|tf^ s Agt i\\\ fob TEIIIIIS 600DS. (^•yfrhi-i^-TTr-r.l fe i^y tig C ii:!::!::: 1 Th" ihJhkk'ty u>.0 THE PL<^» L BELLE SJ 50 THULIKE
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      92 1 ART NEEDLEWORK AND FLOWER DEPOT ORCHARD ROAD A New Stock of Artistic FLOWER BASKETS Many Novel Sbapeo to select from. Suitable for PRESENTATION. TABLE DECORATION AC All Prices. 1530 Til .y.i honk No. 737. HOTEL WISSE Wnxsvanm. Bmru. EitablisheJ in 1336. Bcaov»-«d op to date. Kplendid situation is tb. Fwhionable
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      264 1 ROBINSON CO. COMPLETE Athletic Outfitters. Mew Deliveries I "DOHERTY" Tennis Racquets. j "SPALDING" Tennis Racquets. I All SPECIALLY Strung for the TROPICS. ROBINSON CO. CALEDONIAN HOTEL 77. Bros- BttS'ih Rotul. SingaporeThe Brightest and Healthiest Resort iv the City. Hotel Porter in uniform meets all 6oati and Traina. Bb^VT JJj I
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      14 1 AXSWKH. THE LEAOIN6 TABLE WATER. taM bj i:..>nl Wan nut to H.M. The King.
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    SINGAPORE POLICE SPORTS.
    1521 2 Annual Athletic Meet on Raffles Reclamation. Tlic I'olicc had a w.irrri <lay for their tnnnnl sports, yesterday, but. UMRB tlio corcliing win blazed its fiercest during tin nomine, so that there was one prostration i Malay who had.becn taking pa rt in u tn f »ar bein|?
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      423 2 "EMPIRE] 40,000 in use. Int Empire tykw/htek J VMaal JatlfVl Over 300 sod locally C ver 700 sold to the British Government This Machine has been supplied to: The P jtuiastoi OaMfml The Government Printing Offices. Colonial Treaaurer. Colonial Secretary. Survey IVpartmout. Govt. Veterinary Surgeon. P C M 0 General
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      171 2 TO BEtoBTAINED FROM ALL STORE-KEEPERS. M ■•TTBIirLT.V M »OTTIBILI LW JFUSSELL'sV f CREAM f instead of Cod Liver Oil. Marvellous results M promised; no sickness, ami great increase in S weight. Children thrive specially on it. A IB FUSSELL to LTD., 8 aAutMl W Kttp your Label* to get GOLD
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      421 2 DAILY SI|POOS Vsow* And weekly dressings of Cuticura, purest and sweetest of emollients, at once stop falling hair, remove crusts, scales, and dandruff, destroy hair parasites, soothe irritated, itching surfaces, stimulate the hair follicles, loosen the scalp skin, supply the roots with energy and nourishment, and make the hair grow
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    Ellen Terry in a Blanket.
    297 3 I'niiii Hi. in.»t wian-oni. ytt t— 4'iitial .l.tail-rt mv duration, write* Kllt-u Terry in M.Clure'-. i~ r..un.vt« .l with my first lonj; .li.hs. It mti.«lii.e*. t.«>. iKcar Byrn. the, •lam my iiM~t. v :m.l <HU.lt of .1..W1N at the' r.in..»«. llneol in. IMMbM »a- iii
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    76 3 I tin iii); a came of |«.l.i that win beio|> l.layi-d by tlu Offiot-rH of the UHtli and T.tnl Infantry and -1 lt.li I'oona Hone teams mi tile <■ariini.ii I'.ii.tiir i.r.mn.l at Auruugabail, lii.lih, i.<*-ull>, t aptain l>avi». of tin- :i4tli I'uona tl wa« tlir.nm from liis horse. Tin ,v.
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      84 3 BOWEL COMPLAINT IN CHILDREN. hilling tli. m, miiii. i i itlis liil.li. ii are i., i, ..,i,i.i. „r tli.- i«.».-i> uin.ii -.1...ii1.l i.^.iv. tuii'liil atUuti.Hi M sjasa hh 111. |n| ni.llirtillal IMHMM MM Ui».'N i|T ir I'll. 1. -i in. .Ik in.- in fat !►.»>« 1 ..Hiiplanil i« i lihiiilh
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      653 3 "Semper Jiliquid ffovi." "ODEON" RECORDS THK ONLY IK)1 BLK SlhKI) IUSfS THAT ALWA V.S KXCEEU BaPBCTAIMMaVi There are two sides to every argument, and in the case of Odcon double sided Records both sides are right. TWO RECORDB FOR THE PRICE OF ONE. LEVY HERMANOS. Milkmaid f Km. if I
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      335 3 *****^> I I CEOSSE I PICK 8 L^ PB BySpwtal AND J ro%ED LLI E Warrant BLACKWELL, W* mtvr^ m Purveyor, to I I-TD. lM f H.M.The me %0 MS "t m Popular Jiustral Motor (Bar. Guaranteed against any Defect of Fabrication MAGNETO SIMMS-BOSCH. Price $950. H. SCHAEFER COMPANY, Solvents.
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      222 3 J. MOTION CO. Watchmakers. Jewellers. Opticians. REPAIRS PROMPTLY EXECUTED A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY. Tins ,s It..- -k. ol r.'5.'.... h..i..l riiH-rimrii!. •!.<•» ■„.1..r.'. 1., -l^k. I* r..n~... k.-.l hy Ihr mi. 1..r ib.-i .>mr..ii.i!!<ih.>t>|. ni n >i"»'*" I,^ ,n.!.-..l i.....!- K i..i,i -1.i.1'« J""">! th.- p-l ;•<> «•>•• ":z:£:?..r "THERAPION. Su..-.1.
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    GREENWICH TIME.
    449 4 Peeping into the Work of the Observatory. I v m\ 11i..«' who |iii>tit by 1 tit Ulh>iu-> of ItscjeawMl ObaatiatHj tn lx- in time for '.Inn in. >mi lie train or punctual to tlu-ir tlinin i -i\- i li.imr jnnrnal. BBM any iil< of tha BjaanJktJi ami vari.ty
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    Coffins for China.
    181 4 i srlsari p*M Usja an 111 h uf aavaeo at raria— Mjaen, cstcfa with m m* of ChincM* liitToajyphicn paintuJ ..n ti.. i"l. ■ajratki V- luria t'oloaiat of Jory Tii. IU I».\.- .-..iitaiii tin boon oi aal Mj t hfaie». aphonan dVpartcJ tM* Hie .i\ :!i. |bml
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    Musicians and Monkeys.
    164 4 A liiiK d.liulilt'iil atarj ruaaM tioni hiiay... a it is to Ik- I. anal tiiat it will lie lon^ tinn Uioi.. tin |'i..i. s.,onal HWiaViaia oi that 1 1 > It. ai the last of it. Tb. st,,n |ajnl ita a.itli. nti.-ity it ~tiviinoii>ly voii.li.ml lon tliat.
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    Prison Literature.
    103 4 \i tin- prison of l:.i-l.- ill.- |iiis,,iuis Uave tin last yeai been Mowed to ili.»ix> tlieir nun k- from tbc |iris..n library, and ■..n-iic. <it tli.ii literal tasU-s b«v< Im-.ii "iu|>il.-<l and |tablialie<l. IVritxl al» were •i U\ .mit. nailing, oi nn cent c tbe reI -I- bniny
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      66 4 A GOOD RULE FOR THE WML M.,k. it .rf your n^ulai 'labits habiu i.i k<«i< h.mit.. iliim („|i, Crmli-ra ami 1»i.,n1i.«« KrliMily in \.»iir Ik.iim- .»s a safe H t^ainst a 5u.1,1, v attack <>t buHel >mi|>Uint. It is < ertaiu tn u<« ihkl sooner m Uu-r. iu'l «1.. ii
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      715 4 STEAMER BAIUH63. P. &O. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. For China. Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Billa if Lading issued for Chin. Coast, Persian Gulf, Continental, and American Port*. Steamer* will leave Singapore on or abont MAIL LINE. Outmird (for China) Malta Augt 17
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      1019 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. HANDEL AND SCHEEPVAART MY. "BANDJER." aaaaaaMßaaaawP BANDJERMASIN. The ateamera ot thi* company maintain a regular aarvioe between:— fliagan-m. Bawaaa, Sourabaya, Bandjarmaein, Palo Laut, Balik Papaa, Koetei, with transhipment at Baadjannaaiß for Sampit, ■fandawai, Koemai, Kotta Waringin, Djelai, Marabahan, Maialaanha. Negara and Bebirik. Tbe rtnamnr* have good acoomodation for
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      758 4 BTBMER BAIUH63. N. D. L. NORDOEUTSCHER LLOYD Imperial (lermin Wall L»n« Th* fast and well known mail ateamers uf this Company sail fortnightly from BremenHamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southamp tea, Gibraltar, Oenoa, Naples, (connection Marseille*, Naples, Alexandria, and vice versa) For Said, Sues, Aden, Colombo, Penang, Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Nagasaki,
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      307 4 PHOSFERINE I Tka Qraataat of all Ton iaa. I I HAOIATE* HEALTH 1 IriiinlilMi littil a rsnaa*. Umtm*,§ t L. arts L.a«oa. t Oliver Standard VISIBLE Typewriter. The Cosmos Letter Filing Cabinet-. Card Index Cabinets. Typewriter Supplies. Aawßta: atkinson KOKIiKS, 1171 a-2 CHANSE mU.II. T. E. CHIN CO., 82-3, Bras
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    SHIPPING IN PORT.
    721 5 »«,tiw» l» ii huh I, file tnonfli >iri,.ii! m ir»i,Mr,lU Men-of-Wnr, etc. Piomrr, 11. M. .ru 2.100 tons. >10 ri»*. s! wuoh, 7..00 I. p Capt M. Jtillrr. Au«t t rom llauvia. Augt 1. For llHtavw. T.-fUs Piivh,. I! Mem. UMlasa, 211 rr»w. k Bum., 5.00.1 hp.
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    682 5 c Same, /tort, proltahU date of arrival, tind name oj Aijt'uts. STEAMERS. Ag*meniuon, Liverpool, Angt 14 Man»neld Airlie, Sydney, Augt M Boustemd Antenor, Liverpool, Aogt 19 Mansfield Arcadia, Hongk ,ug. Augt 30 P. O. Coy Aachia, Bombay, Augt 2* Behi. Meyer Austria. Houßkonß, Bept 8; Rmutenberg AuBtr«Jien. Marseilles,
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    THE HEAP ENG MOH UNE OF STEAMERS.
    71 5 SINGAPORE TO BATAVIA, CUERIBON, AND BAMARANG. Sail Twice a Week. as" Giang Seng," 1,138 tons, Capt. J. Craig. an" Giaug Ann,"B9o tons, Capt. J. M-.sb. as" Zweena," 1,200 tons, Capt. A. Ramsay. Sb" Edendale," 1.128 ton*, C.yi. A. Dunlop. They have excellent accomodatiou
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    Vessels at Tanjong Pagar and Keppel Harbour.
    93 5 Wharves at which Vessels are Berthed To-day. TMJOM »MM. Kaht Wu«f Bawun— Nil. Bast Wiiu Sikh-ion I— Zweena, T«c»la. Hebe. Swrr. 1 (rtaoanWauar):— Wright, CheaogChew Section No. 2— Nairn, Aker. Slavonia. 3-Rajah. 4 Zoroaster. ft— Nil. 8 Telemachus, Mmilya. 7— DeoolCrombie, A. 1,.
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    CHURCH SERVICES.
    450 5 (Sunday, Auinist n.) KUCVIWTH NI.AV ArTKB TuMtt. St. Anukkw'm ('.uuki.kal.- 7 a.m. jltatins ai Litany. 7-45 a.m. Holy Communion (Chora' 3-40 p in. Sunday School aud liible Clam 530 p.m. Evensong and Sermon. St. MATtmr* h, Hm-ov Lwch.— U-15am. Holjr Communion. 11-15 a.m Foo Chow Hervice a4O p.m.
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    34 5 The above is Singapore Htandard Time to obtain Mean Timo, subtract six miuutes from the -time given in the tables. The upper and lower lines iv the above tal>U devote morning and afternoon respectively
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    43 5 K.ni Stkamku limiMoNl.it. Muar and Malaw-A Jin II- ll* Telnk Anson via porU rVmina i p.m. Tl-khimi. »»ta%ia '■•< ">'¥•" I. SViiham. and Penang l'rrak I p.m. P. Swrtteohain l'»« ■>»» 1 V. Sweiteuham \ia port, line l.n>mj 3 p.m. Manila Uoinlia 3 p.m.
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    22 5 Tin- sUniliinl wliicli, w it.li a hmli- I bneu granted by the Karl V-- Cornish borough of town to l»i the mr~
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      35 5 Mail Steamer Movenenti. Oi i«aiu. Kw"i Mut. ti. V V .-oiiiuanv steanw-r Tourane. left i kT»t uin the Cth instaot. and Illb m«taut. at al«ut 1 p.m. JJSS'toainv. her. at Ja> light. «BV«*J. 1«1. ,u«tanl
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      388 5 BTEOMCB SAHJWCB. N.Y.K. JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. LTD. A regular FORTNIOHTLY servioe i* maintained between Japan and Knrope by the following NEW TWIN-SCKEW STEAMERS. Under Mail Contract with the Imperial Japanese Government, specially designed for the Company's European Service, lighted throughout by Klectricity, provided with excellent iwronim.xUtic.il for First and
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      512 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. INDOCHINA STEAM NAY. CO.. LTD. Tv steams of this Compauy maintain a regular direct service between Calcutta. Straitii, Hongkong, Shanghai and Japan, taking cargo on through Bills of Lading for Canton, Swatow, Amoy, Chefoo, Tientsin. Newchwang. Yangtaze Ports, Formosa, the Philippines, *c, Ac. Htenmcr* Tons Commander Krmu«o 4,895
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      510 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. Ocean Steam Ship Co., Ltd. AND CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. CO.. LTD. The Companies' rtsainiirs are despatched from Liverpool outward* for the Straits, China and Japan every woek, and (ran Japan homewards for London, Amsterdam and Antwerp •very fortnight and for Genoa. Marseilles and Liverpool monthly. One outward
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      380 5 STEAMER BAIUM6B. C. P R. Canadian Pacific Railway Company's Royal Mail Steamship Line. THE NATIONAL HIGHWAY TO EUROPE VIA CHINA JAPAN, CANADA aud the UNITED STATES. Route from Hongkong, via Shanghai, Nagasaki, (Inland Sea of Japan). Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria and Vancouver, R.M.B. "EiinißHHor India" 1 Twin-screw stea R.M.S. Emfuhh cr
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      271 5 AUCTION SALES. Powell and Co. Aug 10 At "Pretoria House" No. 30 Sorns Road, (off Seraugoon Road) house hold furniture and plants, at MU p.m. 13 At Sale-room, valuable properties iv Thomson Road. Bukit '1 titin.li IWt. etc., at v .to p in. 13 -At Kale-mom, bouses and allotmeiiu at
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      85 5 DAY BY DAY Saturday, August >o. High Water. 11-16 p ra. Theatrical Matinee. Teutonia Club. S. Raj4b of Btengahp.w. Teutouia Clun. '.I. 8. V. A. Shoot. Taipiug Races. Parsee Theatre. Sunday. August 11. High Water. 10-1H a.m. aud 11 44 a.m. Eleventh after Trinity. 8. V. A. Shoot. Swimming Club
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      115 5 Singapore Tide Table. (VroH AOill XT 111 TO Al'IIUKT 16.) HIGH WATEK. I LOW W.VTKK Time light! Time H'fjl.l Ai-outiT hra nlin H2 ft I 11. S3 in H.7 S.21 m |J SiTUW)" 1" j nig 9.8 5.13 4.il O.lHm M.9 5.47ro U ■mm* ii j n. Wa ».9 Mia
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. SATURDAY, AUGUST 10.
    871 6 The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. SATURDAY, AUGUST 10. I The public generally arc debating the cholera question with considerable interest since the announcement made in these columns about a week ago that the number of cases of that disease was on the increase. Though the taming point appears to
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    11 6 All telegrams published in this issue :< protected by the Copyright Ordinance.
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    14 6 Tlu Sccoud Officer of the Miuilya. which arrived from Fremantle this morning, is ill.
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    14 6 A cargo of coal arrived from Cardiff this morning by the Norwegian steamer Akers.
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    14 6 Vessels on arrival at Malacca from Singapore are now required to undergo medical nspectiou.
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    28 6 i Our report of the Police Sports will be found on Pages 2 and 8, and the full scores in the Cricket Match at Penang on Page 10.
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    20 6 A Chinaman committed suicide iv Carpenter Street, on Thursday night, by cutting his throat. An inquest is being held to-day.
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    28 6 Mr. K. Dreyfus, sole agent for Pathe Frcres' films, expects a Urge consignment of latest films by the French Mail Lourane. They will be offered at home prices.
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    28 6 Tin' ladies of tin; Presbyterian Church Sewing Party will meet at the residence of Mrs. (iutcher. Bintsng House, Havelock Kuad, on Tuesday the 13th inst, at 4-80, p.m.
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    25 6 A cargo of rioc arrived from Kangooa Thursday afternoon by the Norwegian rtfumrr Unity. The Chief Officer was removed to the General Hospital on arrival.
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    37 6 The captain of tbx Calypso (enacts that a JUlaydack-psasenfer jumped oreiboard on the Sib instant at 11 30 p.m.. OS Polo Pisug, and m drowsed shoofh th» »tosmer «m stopped and steamed around for half an iMwinsswehofni*.
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    Social and Personal.
    271 6 Mr. W. E. Hooper has been ap|iuinted Deputy Coroner at Singapore. Major 11. V. Kent, Itoyal Ktigiueers. was gazetted Lieuteuant-Colonel on July 12. Mr. W. (i. liell is gazetted as Postmaster General. Straits Settlements. Mr. J. 11. Klcnni. DirecUir of Kducation. returned from the F.M.S. this morning
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    45 6 Mr. Haldaue has informed Colonel Keuyon-Slaney that frozen meat is beiiu; admitted on two days a week under Bfc .ent Army meat contracts, and that the improved conditions under which it is imported have justified experts in changing their opinion as to its nutritive value.
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    50 6 At Tonjuay. iv South Devon, on July It. Walter Trapncll. a Government diver." was imprisoned I .VI ft. under water for live and a half hours, owing to entanglement in thcgciir aud \vr«*-kagcof the sunken vessel Leverett. His mates rescued him after three hours' work. Trapnell subsequently died in hospital.
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    51 6 An Kgyptologisi named Kustaf laell claims vi have discovered near the site of an old Coptic monastery at Kdfu. a town on the left bank of the Silo about "iO miles to Urn southeast of Thelies. some Greek and Coptic parchment manuscripts, including 35 new leaves of apocryphal sayings of
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    48 6 The following |uiragraph lafearud in The Times of July I": -The Commissioners of Inland Kevcnuc give notice that the stamp duty payable mi transfers of the Straits Settlements Government Thrcc-aud-a-Hulf per Out. Inscribed Stock (IW7-IMT) has been couipouuded for. The transfers will therefore be cviupt from stamp duty.
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    59 6 A Malay fit nan employed on the Australian steamer Miuilya was before the Marine Court this morning on a charge of assaulting the Third Mate. Mr. John Itoberts. A dispute is said to have arisen on Sunday, at Derby. Wc»t Australia, over loading ojierations, and defendant brought matters to a
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    61 6 A Dutch Company, which enjoys a Government subsidy, now works it line of steamers between .lava and Japan, via China. Six vessels are on the run. aud so profitable is the service that the company intends to increase the number of trips, which at present is If. The additional trips
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    61 6 The extermination of birds of paradise is proceeding rapidly in Dutch New (lumen. An official report, published recently, on the Residency of Ternate iv the Moluccas, states that, on May 5, one hundred thousand guilders worth of these birds were shipped from North New Guinea. In the middle of the
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    63 6 It is uotitied in the Government Gazette that the cost of indentured Indian Labourers recruited by the Government Agency iv Southern India, exclusive of the eos't of passages of du|ieudentK aud of landing aud depot charges in Penan", will, until further notice, be lU. X I jkt head, which amount
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    84 6 It is notified in the (iovernuieul '■."/•■lie I? that two rules in the regulation* of thel Tanjong Pagar Dock Ordinance 190.",. annfl amended to read as follows with effect frossfl tiie May 1. 1007 L The Board Khali i-oiisist of six. uiiofficsalY members and one official member and >dL business
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    28 6 A contemporary declares that thajjl barrel-organ is doomed." With bo*|fl| threatened Englishmen »t Ittt aland *fl ing ebtnes of clearing th—selr— m& rspfeach that they taks their aauefflj
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    HONGKONG MYSTERY.
    300 6 WOMAN'S BODY FOUND IN A TRUNK. American Suspected of Murder. (Kkom On Own Ckkkksimnhkm i llougkoug. August H. 10 p.m. The police authorities arc investigating what appears to lie a case of nmrder. in which the victim is a Kiin>pt an woiiimii and the suspect an Aincrk-aii. On
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    INTERPORT SHOOTING.
    22 6 <Ki;oM Oca Own Coi!i:ksi-om'l-m. < Puiiaug. August 10. 12.:M> p nt, Peuang has scored l:irj ]M>ints iv tin Warren Shield com|ietitioii.
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    AUSTRALIAN TARIFFS.
    100 6 Preferences Granted to British Goods. Uku tkk's THMUE I.oiiiViu. August In. A telegram from Melbourne statts t)wl Sir William l.yue. MinisUr of Stale it Trade and Customs iv the (iovirmpeiil ot the Australian C>miuou\vcaith. has introduc ed an aiuendeci tariff, taking effect froM today. It gives niaiiv instances
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    KING EDWARD ONGRATULATES THE KAISER.
    41 6 [D|R ()STASIATISCH«T,LOVI. TRLK..KAM Berlin, \u(ust King Kdward was Rrcstnt at the Cowi-.-Yacht Club auuivertjanf- dinner, aud proposed the health ot the KaJsffr, with congratulatory remarks on the victaW gained by the .Meter, the Kaiser's yacht. M
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    ANGLO-RUSSIAN TREATY.
    39 6 ANGLO- RUSSIAN TREATY. ipF' Iterlin. August Sir Kdward|W y t Secr-Ury of sui, for Foreign Alafl 5,*,^,,,, j,, a ,|cbale in the House 0f.fW:,,,.',,,, ..,,"n,. v i,, Russian T™J*«ev, r raised the ,i, ..'-.I a Hussian "■•IK with Britain.
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    THE CZAR.
    20 6 Dun MMflßt'iscHK Lloyd Tklk...iiam ti r—MI Berlin, August Id. a _2MIHt returned to Peterhof from «4.1 k i
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    DEST YERS IN COLLISION.
    35 6 JSJ .rutkk's Tklk.i.kam Y^HHSff London, August the destroyer Kestrel wnHar j^ljj Portsmouth with her bmvyJßJHnistroyers were damaged iluriug ajCj I satiou of the Home Iteet. and ar< I cd at Portsmouth.
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    ESE CRUISERS VISIT SPAIN
    41 6 fat I KKUTKK'S 'IVxK<iI(AM f j I Loniiiiu. August sV W Japanese cruisers i'hitose and > I gm have arrived at S.vu Seli.i i.m A iral ljuiu hiuchi-d with tilt ir MajcsP~ le King and (Juoeu of Spain.
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    USE OF LORDS AND LIBERAL LEGISLATION.
    49 6 II KKUTKH I Tr.LP.iiKAM London, August t. he Houso of Lords has read thr Finiu.-< la third tiiiit n conudennc: the riviual Inurt AMSaI 1. the Hojm ol Lords ha insdrttttj ai licrtMt smeadment centricting the right trpral to n irstnns of fact
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    MOROCCO INCIDENT.
    316 7 PRESERVATION OF PEACE IN CASABLANCA. French Bluejackets in a Fight Corner. ■IMA TW.iRAM. I'Oiiilon. August The Frvuih have landed a form- of two thousand men at Casablanca. T!i«- lK.nil»rtliuintlasU-.l forty eight hours. It is »UU-I that one tlionsand Moors were killnland wounded. Hie branch of the State I'.ank
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    THE BELFAST STRIKE.
    68 7 Bayonet Charge by the Military Guards. lUitkh's Tkl>.;kam ~~~T!?,riJ»«. ViiKustH. llk employment ..I miliuX' 114 lla<l rt,.,-t in" lfc-!la,i. |HTiuiM fI K.- uf tl ri yhgffifrio— mmm hn«ap*'-'» 1 '""I itfffti on account of the^Btixoi'il lawless uf .Ik striking >\irU>4V \.sl,rd;iy the luen ••f' 4 at K*'Uast
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    HEAVY SLUMP ON NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
    102 7 Collapse of British CjP»Ilu 'v,,.1!.,', l.j-Uk^WK"" tin V» York Stock Xv liuil'lmPP c panic of March last occurred y Jp?^ .onsequenee of some heavy reulis- v These realisations arc ascribe m belief that the 1 .1. ral State G |W in: showing renewed hostility
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    OPIUM TRAFFIC.
    147 7 Slaiemcnt by Mr. Morlcy about < Indian Revenue. 1 KKt'TRK's Tblkukam BjU Luudoa. August n.\ hi Iv ilu House of C ominous, Mr. J. D. Itotjgj Liberal M.l', fur Montgomery Distric ahkad tUt Secretary of State for lodi whether, in view of the Imperial Governed meut b accepting
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    U.S. TRADE WITH GERMANY AND RUSSIA.
    35 7 l>n. OBT*miTi-HK Li^<»i> Thu.'.iiv < Berlin. August 10. .Vo America!* Committee will go iv J <>. i.bcr to Gi im mv an. l K»«i» to discuss tradi i|m-.tii)U? i ■jßHMßaß^aav t
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    CHOLERA IN EGYPT.
    32 7 'IJBW OfTi-UTIs. H> Ll'.ll' TMJ.iIUI h.rho August 1" ':■:>» it =rr. iiu% r»p!iiv iv K.Lvrt Ttk> ai>sa» rif* «f tile Ki^cr Kll« is et|«etol to be Im tfci* M» I
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    NEW SMELTING CONCERN.
    116 7 CtMipetWo. Against Straits Trading Company. The success o f tlie smelting industry in vT'T.*" M Ule «°n"»ti«w of a syndicate to enter into competition with the fctraiUTradiugConipmtiy. t.»-\l«'. CH|>ital R**"* -I'vided into 12...0U0 shares, of tin each, tlie Eastern inciting CpuipMiy has been registered roceutly at I
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    MERRY NATIVE POLICE.
    490 7 Mr. E. E. Colman Entertains Malay Force. What was really going to happen at the S. V. I. Drill Hall on the old gaol site, in Bras Itasah lioad. last evening, nobody outside the mystic circle actually knew. It was to be rougging, or a Malay dancing
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    Funeral of the Late Mr. J. W. Cashin.
    108 7 The funeral of the late Mr. l. W. Ca»hiu, managing partner of the Opium and Spirit Farms, took place at the Bukit Timah Road cemetery on Thursday, and was largely attended. The Opium aud Spirit Farms, were well represented, aud a good
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    Doomed to the Gallows.
    140 7 !Uu Tuesday next, two wIMM arc t" kt iitf tin- Singapore. Criminal l'rison. Their ..aims art' (toll Cheung ami Huh >k. Tin first of tln-hc was associated with ■iuiiilk 1 of other* in tin.- murder of a liuaiiiau on Übu-iI tin- steamer l*iuu Scut; M»v 38.
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    Japans New Steel Works.
    158 7 ll* a>> recently reported, a contract fur ihc i.in of KtutJ works at Muroran, in tlie do, wax &i|(uod between Utc Colliery "I lip Company and Messrs. VrnjKtrong St *l .era. of KinjLaml l ".'I ,'ollierv Steamship Company bait M a lease of I.ui.kki Uubo of
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    Dutch Reverse.
    156 7 PATROL PARTY MASSACRED IN CELEBES. Two Officers and Thirty-one Men Killed. <Fhom on; Own Corrkhtondknt.) Sourahaya, August 9, Mi p.m. It is reported from Tomori, on the East Const of Central Celebes, that the Dutch troops «|icrating there against the native rebels have met with a serious reverse.
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    ENGLISH CRICKET RESULTS.
    96 7 [Rbotkr's Tblsoram] Loudon, August 8. In the County Cricket Championship, Derbyshire beat Hampshire by an innings and 93 runs at l>crby. Yorkshire beat Lancashire, at I^ecds by nine wickets. This match was played for I>. Dejiton s benefit. At Leicester, Leicestershire defeated Northamptonshire by one wicket. Middlesex
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    BALLOONS IN WARFARE.
    95 7 Proposal to Prohibit Dropped by Hague Conference. (Rsdtbr's Tilboba¥] London, August H. The Commission at the Hague discussed the Belgian proposal to renew the Declaration of 1899, prohibiting the dropping of explosives from balloons. The Russian and French delegates opposed the resolution on the ground that i
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    CHILDREN'S OPERETTA.
    295 7 Red Riding Hood's Reception at Teutonia Club. 'there was a good attendance at the Teutonia Club last night, when the memIm rs of the Catholic Club staged an operetta, entitled Ite.l Riding Hood's Reception, written by Messrs. K. Oxenford and T. Facer. A large number of children took
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    Lady Bather Caught by a Shark.
    90 7 The Vicuna correspondent of tlie Chrouicle reports that visitors to tlie bathing establish incut at San Gioruo, in Leuina Island, on the Adriatic, witnesseil a gliastly scene on July 11. A lady teacher was swimming a little distance from the coast when a big
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    Defeat of the Champion Typist.
    85 7 In tlie Sliortliand typist Champion contest in connection with the Business Exhibition held at Olympia. Mias C. M. Day, of the Cusack Institute, Moortields, operating a Yost machine, defeated all competitors, including the champion, Mr. Wright, of Newcastle on-Tyne. The test, which was a Him
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    Kuala Kangsar Show.
    820 7 THE GOVERNOR PERFORMS OPENING CEREMONY. Prize Winners in Rubber Classes. (Fkom Ock Own KrprkBf.ntativk). Kuala Kangsar, August 9, 5 p.m. Tlie fourth annual Agri Horticultural Show for the Malay Peninsula wait opened here to-day by His Kxcolksncy Sir John Anderson, K.C.N.U., Governor of the Straits Settlements and
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    RAJAH OF STENGAHPOUR.
    582 7 Continued Success of To-night's Show Augured. The enthusiasm displayed at the Tanglin Barracks Theatre on Thursday night, when a drew rehearsal of the Rajah of Stengapour took place, augurs the continued success of tlie final performance of the popular musical comedy at the Teutonia Club to-night. There
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    Temperance Meeting at Boustead Institute.
    93 7 A teinpcraucc meeting under the auspices of the Women's Christian Temperance I'nion was held at the Boustead Institute on Thursday night. There was a large attendance, including a number of men from the British men-of-war now in port. The Rev. J. A. B. Cook presided.
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    Fresh Cases of Cholera.
    125 7 Fifteen fresh eases of Cholera wen re|x>rted to tlie Health Authority from the central |iart of the tow n. and a uViilht from other parts of the district. The clisease has eveu extended as far as I'ulo Itrani. Ip to yesterday, the victims of tile disease
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    Coronation Day.
    226 7 The principal feature of the celebratiou of Coronation l>ay in Singapore yesterday was the annual Police S l>o rts, hut the day was generally okwrvad asa holiday, the business |H>rtious ol the town lieiug practically deserted throughout the day. The launch carried a large number of devotees of
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    BIRCH MEMORIAL.
    179 7 NEW BRIDGE OPENED AT IPOH. Governor Opens New Market. IFhom Oni Own BBWMMrtMtfB.) Ipoh. August M, Ml p.m. The opening of the Birch Bridge and 4T the New Market at Ipoh to-day were success ful functions. Both ceremonies were well attended. His Excellency the Governor, Sir John Auderson,
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    CONNAUGHT'S PROMOTION.
    94 7 The Commander-in-chief of the Mediterranean. [Rbutbr's Tbleoram. I London, August 9. Mr. R. B. llaldauc, Minister for War, announced in the House of Commons, the promotion of His. Royal Highness tho Duke of Connaught to the rank of Field Marshal in the Army, and his appointment to the
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    PERSIA AND TURKEY.
    95 7 Help of the British Government Invoked. Ksl-tbk's Tkleukam' London, August 'J. It nm stated by Sir Edward Grey (Foreign Minister i, in the House of Commons, that, at the request of the Persian Gjvernment, Sir Nicholas O'Conor, the British Ambassador at Constantinople, had been instructed to make
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    BRITISH TRAL
    49 7 Further Increase of Imports and Exports. Ukutkk's Tklkc.ham 1 London, August 0, The imports into the United Kingdom in July show an increase of i2),ti<JO.non, and exports an increase of £7 ,000,000. The increase in exports is due principally to shipments of steel, cotton goods ami machinery.
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    COTTON QUOTATION.
    17 7 I Dbr Ostasuthbr Lloyd Tblbura» l Berlin. August 10. Tho cotton quotation stands at 7.10.
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    FOUR MONTHS FOR THEFT.
    307 7 sNo Difference Between Christian and Heathen. The hearing of theeharge oftlitft ol thre. dozen bottles of liovril and three dozen bottles uf fruit N»H, uf a total value of ».'i7..'4i. from the Australian Stores. MMM against Ng Clia Kong, an employ/ of tin firm. WSM HllllMMl
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    Kuala Kangsar Show.
    3202 8 AN EXCELLENT SPECIMEN 0! RUBBER FROM JOHORE. Detail* of Exhibits and List of Officials. I |;..M Ol k O»N llM'I.M.Mlll\tl huala kinyvai. August ~>. t It would ham been task ot probable impossibility u. have selected a spot in |K.int ■I natural loveliness, to. ilipsc Kuala kan^ii
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    Macao's Gambling Shops.
    181 8 To Singapon-anH, Macao is more or lest, associated with the monthly lottery, m> famous tlirongliout the East But there are other attractions at this geui of the Orient aea, an the celebrated I'ortujjiics* 1 |XM-t 'aiuofs. des cribed the small Setlleitieiit. These are the gauibliut; hlio|im, to
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    Sporting Intelligence.
    48 8 Notes in General. Then' will be an interclub oricket match on the S.K.C. ground, this afternoon, weather permitting. The third aud last race of the .laekson Millar cup series will take place at the Swim ming Club to-morrow, after the arrival of the 10 o'clock launch.
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    Association Football.
    57 8 The result of the football match between the S.R.C. and V.M.C A., on Thursday evening, was unexpected the V.M.C.A. were only oble to make a draw with the S.K.C. od the Ksplanaile. No goals were scored. The game, however, was interesting from the spectator's |ioint of view. Chill,
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    LADIES' LAWN TENNIS CLUB.
    245 8 Results of Thursday's and Friday's Competitions. The following are. the results of Thursday's j and Friday's play in the Ladies" Lawn Tennis Club's tournament MiXK.n Dorm.Ks. A Class. Mrs. Salzmann anil Mr. Nunnelev beat > Mrs. Mayson and Mr. H. A. Mason. Ml, Miss Littlefair aud
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    Another Rubber Company.
    172 8 The I'nited Serdang (Sumatra) Rubber Plantations, Limited, says the Westminster lla/ette. has a capital of ie 1 70.000. in shares of i.l each, the object being to purchase and amalgamate two estates iv Serdang, East coast of Sumatra, known as Begerpang aud Namoe Rambei. The former in
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    Opium Revenue Decreasing.
    122 8 The report of the Indian Opium Depart ment for the year 1906 1907 shows that the duty-paid exports from the several scales to Bombay for exportation to China and other foreign countries, and for home consumption, were 1.1.MA7 chests, a decrease of 6!V> chests compared with the
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    Troubles in the Forbidden Land.
    186 8 From the day that the Tibetan frontier is crossed, the troubles of Indian traders begin. Not only is progress retorted by the expense of transport and the bad state of the roads, but the cupidity of the Tibetan officials has to be satisfied before business
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    23 8 The High Wy combe, St. Albans, Acton Watford, Southall, and Hauipton Fire Brigades were the principal prize winners in competitions at Vxbridge, receutly.
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      408 8 BISHOP HOtSEY SAYSr "PfrßtmiA 'I BLESSWC." He Declares Pe-ru-na to Be i After Twenty Years Bondage a Triumph of Medical, to Catarrh Science, |He Is Relieved By Pe-ru-nr A Magnificent and Sovereign, N^^^&H N< r Remedy ''"i^^^^^— Having Tried Many Reme- /fMM Glire, m$$ k fa 's*'* Tl MrOnl TrmUl
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      74 9 ft-.. do (Cube Xo. lnnpi-knl in.« opra Bali P do Pon'janak *Vpper, Black do wi lit c 5-., bliyors 2 Mgd Hoar Sarawak J ftS 1 do BrnmiXol SS, Pearl Sa«o <?'< :off w Bali, ii 5005 ooo o *•«> Coffee. Liberian No. I ,lj Tapioca. «mall Flak.. "7J
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      EXCHANGE.
      118 9 CM London— Bank 4 ui ,s "2/4 Jt Di.iuauil 2;4,'£ Private A ui/s 2,4} 'lo 3 in/a 2/4} i Wrrm i»ii/ -Bank d/d 2.39 Private 3 ni/a 2.4% 4o f, ro/a 247 Mram-tHkU 2.94 Private 111 <s 3.03 <J'i 6 ui,n 3.06' "i Wn— Rank T. T. 1741 Private
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      MINING.
      307 9 Date of forma ion Capital Subscribed Number at BkHM Imm Paid V«lo» jnpto QcoTintnra I I I i 1903 IMI 190S 1907 iwo.oon Moo,ooo •800,000 MOO.OOO £tOO.OOO i CMO.OM •400.000 M 75.000 £80,000 £80,000 £100,000 fSM.OOO tiw.noo 199,000 £110,000 £120,000 •450,000 MS7.SOO £250,000 £905.000 £120,000 1100,000 «7.000 £11.780 30,000
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      RUBBER.
      320 9 1905 £150,000 1905 1200,000 1901 £30,000 £104,9*7.1) 187.400 £11,125 46,500 g 1 I 93,600 £.1 I 1.700 |io I 8.800 •10 8.50 D Dni«n*d f 7,000 t 1 11.000 1 70.000 1 i,QOO —I— «d 11,800 10 8.000 1 I 6,000 t 1 1 •To I 8 4 1
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      GENERAL.
      213 9 1894 1-98 £5.377.10.0 £4,805 1235.000 13*3,000 7.68* 12/ d 4,1500 $50 80,000 1135 U/6 50 1,300 111,800 10,000,000 a) 11.000,000 280,000 b 40,000" 000,000 Bella Asbestos Eaatern Agency. Ltd Fnaer A Neave, Ltd. Hongkong and Sbans-hai Back J 17.00 145.00 670.00 ex new issue 1 MVi *i 0,000,000 M0.ooo.(v>o
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      DEBENTURES.
      41 9 llowanh Enkine, Ltd. 6% 1600,000 3% pram Riley Hargreavea. Ltd. 6% M 5.000 3% F rem. Singapore Mumoipal 6% 400,000 30% prem <% 1,878,000 3% pram. 602,000 2% Sis nominal Taojoot; l'agar Dook Co., Ltd. 6% 250,000 3% pram 1,050,000 par.
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      274 9 ANDREW CURRIE CUP. oolf (ii \MiinNsnn- or ■IBOAIORE. i ikon •iti,«tition i..,,,.,, |a a i a ai t 9 re^kknt m Singapore) wiflfce |.l:iy«l tin* y«- ;1 r oa the S*|«n Lm«. I. ink* farms the month of ptembi i. Pmll partkalan an cwdia ihaCtablnaMa ,ftl,e Si S, l.me-. ami
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      12 9 g^SajJl^^ CONTAINS The Richest Milk on the Market. ASK FOR I SLEDGE."
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      98 9 I FOR THE FIRST TIME IN SINGAPORE. THE PARSI ALFRED THEATRICAL COMPANY OF BOMBAY I Will perform for a short season only, iv their specially erected Spacious Theatre at BEACH ROAD! TO-NIGHT! ASIR-E-HIRS PRICES OF ADMISSION Cushion Sofa 3 Seats 87 90 zkn an t. Cushion Sofa 1 Seat 2.50
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      396 9 yyASSIAMULL ABSOMUU AND CO. UHM INDIAN. t'HINKSK AND .IATANKSK silk, muni and ctno maouim, 1, 2, 3 4, HIGH STREET. (Also at The Grand Hotc! de !'EttTOfj»), Sew shipments of goods nerived hy evwy nuii] from India Cliiim and Japan, in great variety. t* Charges Moderato. Inspection invited. Pohoomull Bros.
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    STRAITS V. STATES.
    589 10 Teams Entertained to Dinner After Match. II ii 1 1 was a Inryr attendance on tin I IVnani; Cricket Club* ground on Mod lay. when tin- Straits anil States teams ma in what I ins In. n termed a "test" matcli. The score* publiehed Im low will
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    Indian Civil Procedure Code.
    122 10 The Committee at Simla is waking ex twllaot progreMt in the reunion of the Code of Civil Procedure. The system adopted baa hem to reduce a* much ax possible tlie pro vikioDs in tlie body of the Code itst-lf. and to relegate to a schedule of
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    LIST OF PASSENGERS.
    140 10 Passengers Outward. IVr I*. O. -icaujir M. updia. oonnectinK with ilit su-amcr Malta at Colombo, from l«>inii'U. July 19, <lue Augt. 17. Messrs. J. Mm i. ..I. Mr. K. I'r.Ltic F. Kinnie, Com. M H. Cobbe. IVr P. k O Htcamer Manila, from London. July an. due
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    15 10 A |«<>| <sal u> aU.liKli S<«ialistie iu,^-tiu«s| i ><v SuimUvh in ;l» luarfcrt Mjuan- at Itukt-risM
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      31 10 I.\\\IINK the Ideal Piirgatite, recom-iiM-utfed b> ihr U t medical authorities Easy lv uk< anil rruin in revullv T» be had of all <t.iii»l. Wholrsaie from The Pbarmary. J I. Siugapurr.
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      839 10 SINGAPORE SPORTING I CLUB. Tlir Autumn Race Mooting will be liekl on fiu-sday the 11th. Tlmnxlay the 17th and <aturd«y the Will OeMbsr, 1W17. programme. FIRST DAY. j Twmdf, lith October, l'.H)7. l.-THE MAIDEN PI-ATE— Value MOO. A IWf for Maiden Hones. Weight tat. Kx Griffins to receive an allowance
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      536 10 BANKIMfi CBMPAWES. HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING MRPORATWN. R»nre Liability of Proprietors •10,000,900 COURT OP DIRECTORS. O. H. atedbnrst, Esq.— Chairman. Hon. Mr. Henry Keswick.— Deputy Chairman A. Fuchs, Esq. A. J. Raymond, Esq. E. Ooetz, Esq. E. Shellim, Esq. A. Haupt, Eaq. R. Shewao, Esq. C. R. Lsnxmann.Esq. 11. A.
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      523 10 BANKING COMPANIES. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. Oap'taU £800,000 ieserve Liability of Proprietors £900,000 Reserve Fund £1.078,000 BANKERS. Bank ol England. National Bank of Scotland. Tha London City A Midland Bank, Ltd. SINGAPORE BRANCH. Current Accounts are opened and interest allowed at 1 per
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      582 10 SALES BY AUCTION. MORTGAGEE'S BALE. Tuesday, August 13. 1907, at 2.3o p.m. Freehold buildiog allotment fronting Orchard Road, Bingtpore, adjacent to the premises of of Messrs. Kelly it Wal-h, Ltd.; area 9,354 square feet. Powell Co.. 1661 Auctioneers. MORTGAGEES BALE or FOUR INDIAN BULLOCKS, To be held at No. 39,
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      623 10 SALES BY AUCTION. TRMSPMIIN PIMO. By Messrs. Robinson Piano Co., in .lionised cane, nearly new. Rich tone. First-class condition. Best reasonable offer. On view at The Mart." H. L. Coghlan fi" Co., Licensed Auctioneers 1663 and Surveyors. LAND AUCTION SALE. MIDDLE SELETARand 3EMBAWANG, AT At Mehhrh. H. L. COGHLAN .V
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    AUTOMOBILISM.
    543 11 HILL CLIMBING COMPETITIONS I IN PERAK. Mr. K. T. C Garland, the lion. secretary of tlio Perak Motor Union, trlione licadqiiarters arc at 1 poh, forwards to us a cony of entries for the motor gymkhana to be hold at I poll on Angiiftt 81, and aim the conditions
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    122 11 Smash in a Tunnel. The Hon. Mr. Muir Mackenzie, having recently purchased a 16-20 h.p. Humber motor car, watt learning to drive it under the tuition of Mr. CarnalbassatPoonfl.on July 20. He made an attempt at hill climbing with his new purchase, but unfortunately came to grief in the Kutraj
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    180 11 English and American Cars. Reference may fittingly be made to a recent issue of the New York Journal of Commerce. which pays tribute to tbe superiority of English t j American motor engineering in connection with the Manchester built Tourist Trophy car which Mr. II S. Rolls recently took to
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    226 11 Automobilist* Beware Tbe French courts are evidently defermined to make rootorista pay dearly for tbe human lives which they saci ifico. It may be remembered that last year a chauffeur who had ran over and killed a child of oleven was condemned to pay damages to. the parents amounting to
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      318 11 Points of the 10 h.p. Adams-Hewitt CAR 1 NOatUl IT\ IN KKSK.X AM> IONSTIUXTION. >lI.KNt E I*ss noi-4- than a fom-cylindrr Car. KASE OP ONTISOL Aii>lkklv can l< am to drivt- it in an honf. IJDMUCATKIN l.y f..K.-<l fci-d pump. \l:lM i:\THIN .i.tir.ly autonialic <<KAI;S. always in in. ,li. No
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      320 11 Local Motor Oar Agencies. THERE IS NO CAR ON THE MARKET I WHICH AT THK PRKSKNT TIME MOltK II ENJOYS THK KAVOIRARLK OPINION II OK MOTORISTS. (JKNKRALLY THAN THK ARROL-JOHNSTON. WE HAVE BEEN APPOINTED SOtiE AGENTS FOR STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, NETHERLANDS INDIES, FEDERATED MALAY BTATEB AND SIAM. FOR THE FAMOUS MOTOR
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      580 11 Tbe HUMBERS 3 Again WON THE HEAVY TOURING MR RACE. Sec accountH in the Home Papers. o AGENTS: Borneo Company, Ltd. Miscellaneous NOTICES. B.TF.s:-i»t Month, Wssrinm. Moi^u.-t ■uuntlm, BJ, f«r >hort«r |,»ri,,.h m Seal, of Ch.irneK. NOTICE. The I'artnorahip hitherto oxi»tinß between my«elfand Mr. tf. N. Adit, carrying on bnei
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      639 12 Scale of Cbaroed. c PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS.— MisoeI lan<«ou» Wants of Every Description, Houses. L%nd. etc., t« let. are inserted at tbe following ratfi One Insertion t I.JO per inch. Two «.00 Three t.HO Six S.BO Nine Twelve T.SO Twenty five 10.00 (Each subsequent month $5 per inoh.) Tbe above rate
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