The Straits Times, 22 August 1907

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    13 1 The Straits Times. NO. 22.425 SINGAPORE THURSDAY. AUGUST 22. 1007. PRICE 10 CENTS
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      156 1 QCMnoM WHAT is ROSBACH? JUST ARRIVED. ONE 7HP TWO-CYLINDER 1 j^^ Oomplete Werner Car, 1907 MODEL. WITH HOOD. gfo A f^ SPIDER SEATS, FOUR COM tt^ *W Vm m\m\ PLETE EXTRA TYRES, MAG- mn £g £g fl MM. M NETO AND $200 WORTH OF ACCESSORIES. C. DUPIRE CO., Sole Agents.
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      76 1 NOTICE. THE HOTEL DE LA PAUL This well-known establishment, which has changed ownership, is now open and ready to receive 1 visitors (Boarders k Passengers), i The House has been thoroughly renovated, and will be made com- 1 fortable in every respect. The; management intend to keep up the good
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      55 1 ROBINSON CO. COMPLETE Athletic Outfitters. 1 Mew Deliveries t "DOHERTY" Tennis Racquets. "SPALDING" Tennis Racquets. All SPECIALLY Strung for the TROPICS. ROBINSON CO. TUITION WANTED. WANTED: Tuition iv HioddbUni. one •veoioc ft week. State term- Beginner." c'u Btrmits limes. KM OFFICE TO LET. Ku. 7-e, Bktterv Bu«d. 1 Apply to
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      244 1 MILK. JSold everywhere. HOTEL Ww. Dr. RUPERT. Garoet Java. FIRST CLASS HOTEL. KSGI-ISH. FKKMH. DITCH AND GKKMAN SI'OKEN. WHEN OH LEAVE Keep iv touch with the Colony and its doings. It is not necessary to wade through endless dailies let us mail yon the Weekly Edition of the pre jaier
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      13 1 ANSWKH. THE LEAOIN6 TABLE WATER. fmfffkeA i.\ Royal Warrant t.. .H.M. The King.
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    CURRENT LITERATURE.
    1014 2 A Mexican Tale Tiik MaM Iii nt>. lt> Mis.M. iiiiii. Xi -i.iii. I don: Mrtlmni. (8a I Then h sm-li a mixture i.f aaorl writing and liw-ly n>lv»-iiliin- Ih-iv tliHt ..«<■ i> i..n xtrmned l<> wmiilei- why tli«' whole ffivt i, not won- iiiiinvsivr or limn cxritiii». The
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      730 2 SINGAPORE SPORTING CLUB. IUw M.vliiij; »ilHK-l«-M..iii l...-i Lhe 131k. Than**) t l,<- 17th ami' ■Ml) Ike I'.ui. «Kt..l»i. Uk«7. i>i\\irainmc. FIRST MY. 7 s.i.,,,. i.,i!, ffrM .1. /■<(•.•. I. TIIK MAIPKN W.ATK- V.ine MOO. A .U« for M.,d.-., Hor*,. -Matt k*. Kx OrtfhM |o iwvwun MI(,«:>i,,-,Y.f 7 !1 J.iitMiii.v. *2O.
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      232 2 Moet 4 Qfandon (The Champagne de Luxe) SJ9I r f !898 ~*f r' n7n 7 laaaral I Uafl CHA'NIXX.F Importers: Borneo Co., Ltd. AUSTRALIAN FLOUR roller noim Miti I IMPORTERS: Borneo Co., Ltd. CRUSHED FOOD. i IRY !l VSH YOI' WILL HE SATISFIEL I. B. BELILIO6 be^s to inform the
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      96 2 ALBERT L. A. DALEY Undertaker ft Tomb-Builder 160 Middle Head, .>!>> Aiient for Messrs. Dottridge Brothers, Ltd., London, U2lBB Telephone No. 619. LIQUID FUEL BUNKERS. Fresh Water Maud (PULO BUXOM) Opposite Western Kntrancc to Kcppcl Harbour. 32/6 (THIRTY-TWO SHILLINGS 4 SIX PENCE) PER TON FOB. IN BUNKERS RATE OF DELIVERY
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      303 2 TO BE OBTAINED FROM ALL STORE-KEEPERS. M »PTTt»rLT aW M BOTTiiriY m JKUSSELL'S m 'GREEN Mil 1^ W V 7 BUTTERFLY" IVI|I— fV Ml Noinctimts cliiMn-n ai-l .■tin n «!■•> wenkl baacM l>y a nM Ml milk i!ict liavt- trou!>)< in <) (SnOhHj ii.ilk. ovteaj to it- Vm Ml eitraaaaj
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    NAVAL AND MILITARY.
    789 3 Passages for Officers' Wives. Tl ,,|:f, ■„,„„,> n! dutfafd f— unite Mm «jm, :':"lfH1": lfH1 f >-..lih. MiMiiOTiee i lad i,,,, all v rjv<n Mm (mmmmi .j Ur n-i.ii, t tRMfJHJ MM; Xl rtl I >]Mtit>._; id:,; j» likrlj t.. I. |„n :11 IU m. «ill 1
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      70 3 BOWEL COMPLAINT :'A CHILDREN. bY i, hi, l 1.i1.11. l, iin aaij n i aa. i«,«.-l- «Woa bbbbU mmk cawnal ataeaMiM aaaaaßM ili, ntn -t aaaaßßaal Uaataaaa at Ih. aaaali Tii I. ~t in.-<li<iii< iv u^< 1., i t>«.l „in|.i ..:i.t i- '.iiinU-rlam Cafe, Chakaa mmt DaMrraava It.m.Kls a- i;
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      278 3 fadburvscocoatHHk A CUP-FUL FROM EVERY HALF TEA-SPOONFUL. ECONOaf'ir »r "L! 1 F J OtEST "d »t»T. but ab. Ike mm %'1 ECONOMICAL I. b., a»l A hjH te-.poonlul aake. a \l e«p *Bei«MM kewraje H i. pottibie lo obum and CU P C»dbury'i Coco. brimful ot mviior.tin». B aoumhing and
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      483 3 Popular Jiustral Motor 6ar. t^JJaW^JßaaaJP^Naal 1 Ta^/nWyHr^*! Ib^S^lbb^W^^^^ Guaranteed against any Defect of Fabrication MAGNETO SIMMS-BOSCH. Price $950, H. SCHAEPER COMPANY, Sole Agents. Some Prizes Won TRICARS CRITERSUM St. Germain-Mantes, September 7. 1005. Amongst J .l Cars enlisted, AUSTRALS won Ist. 2nd and 4th Prizes. FIRST TRICAR COURSE COMPETITION Paris,
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    702 4 Ms! MMf ii t </ »)N. STKVMKUS Airlie. Sydnr> Vugt -i I'- Vatikvka*. «tuna. (M U; TltnitliU Arcadia. Hongk ng. lugtM; V t\,, Austria. H.vi^Woiu. Sopt s, Kaut«nbrry Xu-sralun. slaiaasnaa, V'.i<t-.'ti. M \l»ni.ni,\vuthia raletMta Sty BsmaaOM Vhv '.r- Ottfja, A-.k: MitnnHoM Rrtfravia. HasabsMa. s. .t n, .1,,, Mrx.i
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    1353 4 Struggle for the International Championship. t>u .July 20. at Wimbledon, the rislH—gn rouni] between A uatralasia, tlie sjkalMlgm am) the KritUli Ihlcr, lioldnrs, ira- boniin. wlicn the firs*, two matches t<x>k place. Both were won by AiiHtr.ilati.-i. Tlic play was not s<> intirosting as in Mil- preliminary round.
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      18 4 PILSENER BEER KEY BRAND vn.iMH) HNCh ia*. BEWAIte OP IMITATIONS sjUkNt tto akM to. Uk-b •CNN MEVER *Ce.LU
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      651 4 STEAMER MIUIHB. P. 6. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. For China. Japan, IVunug. Ccvlon. Australia, India. Aden. ITcypt. Mediterranean I'ortu, livmouth and London Through Bill* >f l.a.lim; imiio.l for OMW i\»M. Peraian Oulf. (Vutinontal, mil U.iw» Port. Steamer* will leave Sioipkp >r» on .>r ah oil MAIL LINK. iWuMr.l (I." (!Ma ii
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      682 4 STEAMER SAILINGS, HANDEL AND BC«EPVA»HT MY. BANDJER. IMNIMI n\l MIIN. Tlw rn.oi.tui a „f tlti. M*BMf maintain a nwnlio miW U>t««<»t Mln#»|t..r«. Jla.rpa.l. H.tnrahaya. lUmlj.tr mantn, I'nlo l*'il. NaUk. I'apan, Kiwtm. with tran*hi|n>«>«t M lUit.ljommain for Hampit, Mamiawat. H.»i»l. Kotta Warin^n, l>jelai, M«t«h«lt«.i. M«r«V».»ri«i. Nfffara and llehirik. Tho atmtmora haw
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      430 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. HAMBURG AMERHCA LINIE. HAMBURG. The steamers of this Company maintain a regular service between Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, and Rotterdam, and the Straits, ('hina, and Japan. Homewards, they are despatched fortnightly tor Havre and Hamburg and onoe a month for liremerhaven direct, oalling at Penang and (Jolombo. The arrivals
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      748 4 STEAMER BJUUHOB. N. D. L. NOROOEUTSCHER LLOVO. Imperial darnun M*il Lin*. The fast and well known mail steamers of this Company sail fortnightly from BremenHamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southamp ton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (connection Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria, and vice versa) Por Said, Suez, Aden, Colombo, Pcnuu, Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Nagasaki,
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    LIST OF PASSENGERS.
    224 5 Passengers Outward. IVr P O. _W Manila, from London. .1 ily J«. .In.- An_ ML Maj..r I A. O. Mac artliy. Majot and Mrs K. M. I'iloli.r. I'.r M. M. si.am. r A.iMiali.n. lm.ll Mai Ulaa, August 4. dv.- Auf. _L Mr. .1 «atto I I*. .V
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    Vessels at Tanjong Pagar and keppel Harbour.
    82 5 Wharves at which Vessel* are Berthed To-day. KisT Wmnr Nil __rW__rt_ETMa I— Men) Tara. Z«wm_ s»ct. 1 [a_— ~ai_ I Tfiijai SECTtOS No. S. irstad. l-ZuMjaim. I lal tlaarf S-N 6— I ':i»,m*r. Ai.t.-n-.i. 7— Wiml,.don. a-Pri— 1 lll— rich. >— guLhaa— Jtai.tsr-'
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    Mail Steamer Movements.
    76 5 Ontw K i. Mm. The B 1 contract packet steamer Tbongwa, with tlu I-.ii.ljii mails of the 2nd in-tant. lelt Kaaaaataaa, on the l-*th msUnt. and may he aßfadal to arrne here >>n Saturday morning, the Mk> ln-UUt On*AKi. Khin. H Mm) The M.M company's steamer Au-tralien
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    85 5 f l'n. Sihmiu Ti«r To-Moiiaow iianijerma-- in. rV: I", dm CiyxUi-n 7 am. >l.avi Ma.. -shi tt.-. •taribsMtra 7 a. in Imihu *«<■"■> 3P»'Teluk An^.n via port* Sappho Ipm. H. i Sarie Borneo 4 p.m. Sattbuat. liaiigk.'k JaMtt Suoll 7 a.m. San.lakan via |>>rt» /Mm l 10am. IVoangand
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      Clearances.
      103 5 August 21 Amberton, Brit str, Sourahaya Mortlake, Brit str, Geraldton W. A. Ekterinoslavl, Rus str, Vladivostork Suni;ari. Km str, Vla<livost<K'k Bolva, Nor str. Bangkok 1 Will o'theWiMp. lint str, Tringganu via ports IlelioH, Nor str, Bombay I Kampot, Fed str, Saigon Kdendale, Brit Ktr, Samarting via (Kirtn Itrouwer, Dut
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      S. V. C. ORDERS.
      417 5 111 I.IKCT.-COI.. E. O. ItKntMlllK. (oniinandant. S. V. C. Singapore, if* tt, V.XI 7. Signalling. I: -The Sij-millmg C_M will |iiim,| ut Fort I'nlnicr on U.-.li:. -Iky 2Mth uiMt.. at ft- M> p.m. II:— Tim Corp* _n_MM having nrrived 111 Singapore, all ini-iiilierii are to »cud
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      MAILS TO ARRIVE
      98 5 From Eraora— By the It 1. ThMgim \ue on Augunt 24 From r— II »J the M. M. t Salu/i.-. due on August 26. ITATU. BiuKKpore Do ■m I. I<u Arrivw July 1* »O. A.iKt II Aafli li July U Nl>. U»l l'« *"«t July I A»i;t
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      60 5 A GOOD RULE FOR THE HOME Make it <>f Miur regular habits habits t./k.-i. ■|iain_-r_iu toll.-. i"li.il.-ra an.l l>i»ril..a Ki-iihil) »n \..ur lioiim- tuard atyun-t a "mi.1.1. v attack of bowel i <.ui|>Uunt. It is t. rtam u> b«- n«x-<li<l Huont-r lab-r. ami wh.u tliat tinw .oin.s it will be
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      453 5 JTEAMER SAILINGS^ INDOCHINA STEAM NAY. CO., LTD. Thi MHHMI of this Company maintain a regular ilin-it service l..tw< in Calcutta, Straitu, Hongkong, shanghai hikl .Is|«m. taking cargo on through Bills of Lading for Canton, Swatow, Amoy, Chifno. TienNin, Newchwaug. YangUw Ports, K.Tin.wa, the rhilippine*. .Vc, Ac. SI m Mr rx
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      427 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. I Ocean Steam Ship Co., Ltd. AND CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. CO. LTD. i jja The Companies' stermera are despatchid from Liverpool outward- for the Straits, China and Japan every wrek. ladf r >m Japan home wards for London, ttx ater inn and Antwerp every fortnight and f.
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      433 5 STEAMER SAIUHGB. •MBIKEB HEBTH'B OF THE OCEAN 8. 8. COY.. LTD.. ft THE WEST AUSTRALIAN 8. N. CO.. LTD. BBTWEIM tKEMAXTLK (I'ERTH) NORTH WEHT AJ STRItIAN PORTS. JAVA A\D SIXUAFORE Regular Fortnightly, sailings between Singapore and Western Australia, calling at Java (as inducement offer*), Derhv, King's Sound, (Port for the
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      447 5 STEAMER BAILIN6B. C PR Canadian Pacific Railway Company's Royal Mail Steamship Line. THE NATIONAL HIGHWAY TO EUP.OPE VIA CHINA JAPAN, CANADA and the UNITED STATES. Ronte from Hongkong, via Shanghai, Nagasaki, (Inland Sea ot Japan). Kobe, Yokohama. Victoria and Vancouver, R.M.S. "Evprfsh or Ishia" Twin-screw stea. R.M.B. Karacwi cr Japan
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      253 5 AUCTION SALES. Powell and Co. Aug 24 -At No. 21-7 WiUda 1, aaak—il furnitiirc, at S-SO p m. 24— At Sale-ruoni, houaebold hwnilmt, ai 11 a.m. •27 At Saleroom. baUdiM aHotmaatt al It.. bin son K..a>l. McChlliiiii Stre.t. 4c. at 2 :<0 p.m. 27— At Sale r<«.m. ISata— d H*a|
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      28 5 WEATHER TELEORAM. Honttkong. August 22. 10 am. Barometer t Direction rt Wind West. Force of Win! 2 Max. Temp in Shad* t» Manila. 752 S.W. h\ !i 2S
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      133 5 DAY BY DAY. Thursday, August 23. llil'li Water. Ml p.m. Philharmonic Orr-he-tra. 1-: 0. I Parsee Theatre, ft. I Friday, August 2s. I Iliuh Water. 10-17 a in. 1" 16 p.m. lull Moon. 715 pin L.gislativc Council. S-SO. Cnefca* Cluh Annual Mf.-tin^ S 11. L.L.T.C. Pri/c K^tribiition. Saturday, August 24.
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    The Straits Times PRICE 10 CENTS. THURSDAY, AUGUST 22.
    643 6 The Straits Times PRICE 10 CENTS. THURSDAY, AUGUST 22. It will be some consolation M the pCMMMH who decry eoutctnpjraiy Kritish sport aud deplori the decadence of Kritish sportsmen that Kunlish cricket has stood the test success, hilly in competition with the representatives of South Africa. I'nfortiiunteiy, the cricket season
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    463 6 The Chong Shing Vat I'ao. a Chinese daily newspaper, made its first appearance in the Settlement on Tuesday. We understand that our new contemporary, which we welcome as representative of a certain phase of Chinese thought, comes iuto the field i.t journalism financed by well-to-do Chinese iv the Straits Settlements
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    302 6 A correspondent si^uin^ himself "H. L. V." discusses tlic relative merits of living in hotels, hoarding house* and private residences in Singapore in terms so general that we retrain from publishing his letter in exteuso. We do not question the truth of our correspondent's remarks, but have no desire to
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    11 6 Al' telegrams publiHhed in this issue arc protected by Copyright Ordiuance.
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    14 6 Four fresh cascM of cholera are reported this morning. 'I'lie latent victim a Uoyauow.
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    14 6 The Peuautf Volunteers and tlio Malay State* Guides took part ia uiiiio-uvrcs thereon Saturday.
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    17 6 The charge of iK-rjiny. against M. C. i, Mohamed, was further heard.yesterday after noon, and again adjourned.
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    23 6 A writer in The World hears of another separation between a young peer and his wife, who have not been married very long.
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    23 6 The uativo Police force of Colombo are being supplied with new uniforms of the same pattern as those worn by the Kiiroptan force.
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    21 6 Five thousand tons of coal consigned to Messrs. Uoustead and Company arrived from Moji, this morning, by the British steamer /..isjara.
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    22 6 Mother Tongue's letter ou the edu cation of women in the Straits Settlements aud Federated Malay States will appear in to-morrow's issue.
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    28 6 The net proceeds from the concert held in the Outram Koad (iovernmcut School, there on August iv aid A the funds of St. Matthews Chmch. amounted to M07.1H).
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    31 6 The mammoth Cunard turbine liner Lusitnnia, nearly him) ft. long and measuring over .'MMXXI tons, has made a most successful trial trip, steaming at the rate of XJ kuots au hour.
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    31 6 A male passeuger on the North < iermau Lloyd steamer Keougwai, which arrived from Swatow .yesterday with <>:; I coolie passengers, died on the iHth instant from malaria and was buried at sea.
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    35 6 The subject at the meeting of the Epworth League, at the Short Street School, to-night, is: Famous Women of the Kible. The speakers are Mrs A.. 1. Amery. Mrs. W. H. Williams, and Miss Olsen.
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    35 6 A vernacular new-paper iv China calls attention to the tact that, at au Agricultural Show held recently at Home, one of the speakers said that agriculture M practised in China stood in the front rank.
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    37 6 Tlie Second Magistrate sent a Chiuese beggar to the House of Detention, this moruiug. The man said that he had no other means of sub-istcuce. and was compelled to ask for a few cents now and then.
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    31 6 An ordinary meeting of the •Uuuicipal Commissioners will take place to-morrow afternoon. At the close of the meeting, a special meeting, will bu held to consider amendments to the Municipal Ordiuance.
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    42 6 In eon nee t ion with the case of George Edward Thompson Edalji. the Home Secretary (Mr. U. .1. (iladstouei has placed the papers iv the public prosecutor's hands to see if proceedings are justifiable agaiust another person suspected of the crime.
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    40 6 The propo-al for an All lied mail route, conncctiug Great ISritaiu with her Colonies and Dependencies, lias bjeu cordially taken up in Canada. The I >oniinion Government has offered au annual subsidy of A'I.HMIOO as a contribution to the scheme.
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    44 6 Mr. William Hoae took out summons against a towkay aud a coolie for trespass aud mischief at 'ii- house, and when the case was called iv the Senior Magistrate's Court. this inoiiiing. both the defendants were absent. A warrant for their arrest was issued.
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    52 6 A mau aud his wife. Cioold by naive. have beeu arrested at Marseilles, while conveying a trunk to lAiudon containing the mutilated remains of a woman named Levin who had been murdered in Monte Carlo. The victim's jewels were missing. The accused deny the crime, (ioold is connected with the
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    49 6 The l'audang Besar alleged gang robbery case, which was amended to oue of criminal trespass, was concluded before the Second Magistrate, yesterday. Two of the eight accused were sentenced to three mouths' rigorous imprisonment each, and the others to one month, their attempt to prove an alibi having failed.
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    54 6 An auction sale of l.s:>o preference and ■25.00<i ordinary shares iv Arbuthnot's Industrials, held by the late firm of Messrs. Arbuthnot and Company, concluded, on August 14. at Madras, Mr. Hajee Ismail Sait purchasing the same, ou behalf of a Syndicate, for Rupees :ik.-|,ooo. Mr. Justice Subramania Iyer passed an
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    53 6 A summons was issued against the Manager of Messrs. lieliu Meyer and Co., on the complaint of a chinting, for removing liquor without a permit. When the ease was called, iv the Senior Magistrate's Court, this morning, both the eomplainaut and the defendant were absent, and the case was struck
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    56 6 A coolie appeared before the Second Magistrate, this morning, on a charge of depositing a dead body in Beach lioud, at !J.40 p.ui., yesterday. As the deceased is believed to have been a cholera victim, the offence becomes a serious one. The case was adjourned to secure a medical certificate
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    98 6 A terrible disaster is reported flow the coal mines at Holiday in Tonkin. Ad earthslip there resulted ia the death of seven miners, on August -I. Three other miners were injured seriously. An inquiry showed that the earthslip was purely accidental. The miucs there were developed originally by a British
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    Social and Personal.
    531 6 In April next. Madame Clara I'.utt will probably "ive a concert in Colomlx. m h. way hoiiielroin Australia. Last night, we knighted Rndvard Kipling. This, of course, must ba regarded as men l\ an intelligent anticipation of event-. Mr. and Mrs. Hose, and child, who an leaving
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    Sale of Land in Orchard Road.
    69 6 Three freehold building allotmi uls from HUf Orchard Road (new to Messrs. Kellyan.l Walsh's preujiscsi. containing a total area ol 7,(K>4 square feet, were sold by auction at Messrs. Powell and Company's Sale room, on Tuesday last. The price realised was «l.nl per square
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    Prohibited Dollars Confiscate!
    101 6 A Malay named Hiiau^ was tried hafuß ■< Itcnch Court, eoiisistiny of M. ssis. Xichell and Bain, yesterday afternoon, on a chaq|c of ini|iortiiig prohibited coins, consisting ol ■'ill liritish Straits dollars. 1 1 Japanese yen. IIM> Mexican |iesos. two Kivneh dollars, and one Hongkong dollar. He
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    Tamil Accused of Murder.
    179 6 Sabapathy. a Tamil wliu is accused of tin murder of a fellow vouiitrymaii. au<l causing injury to another Tamil, and to two Malay women, at No. IT Alison Koad, was ayain before the Second .Magistrate, this morning. Doctor Kdwaril N. (iraliam. House Sur at tin- (leueral
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      195 6 I GUINNESS'S I 1 1 Extra 1 STOUT. In Quarts, Pints, and Half Pints (lmln haMlw). Caldbeck, Macgregor Company. The ARROL-JOHNSTON Car II \> PI T IP A KINSISTKNT PKIJKOIiMANtK IN ITS t U ASS IX KVEin HILL CUMB ANI> UUHKI'ITHM IN WHICH IT MAS ItKKN KNTKKKh Kt»l; Tills VKAI!.
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      177 6 Wilson co. PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS. Oar Productions are of the highest possible ARTISTIC TECHNICAL EXCELLENCE and are known throughout the Kast as ■■INCOMPARABLY THE BEST. In Photography, in anything else, "The Best is the Cheapest." HOTEL WISSE WtLTITUDm. BATATIA. Established in 1836. Renovated up to date. Splendid situation in the Fashionable
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    NEW MASIER THE HORSE.
    21 7 llritl I KLA-,H»« L"ndoll \llgUrt U Thi t»rl •ir*-.«-l- vm. tl- Kurl Mjtoa >'- lv !.>■£. W "1.- •■•Id
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    THIRD TEST MATCH.
    562 7 SOITH AFRICANS SUCCEED IN DRAWING. Exciting Finish. THE COINTY CHAMPIONSHIP, j Nottinghamshire Secures a Strong Position. lllm* Ol li Own C..KWtMi,M, K NT.I 1,-. m1.. n \uunst tt, r,..-,.-, p.m. Play in ih, third t.st maUli was resumed at the X, nnington Oval this morning in tine
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    JAPANESE PRINCE IN GERMAN GUARDS.
    29 7 •ItKITKIIS I KLK-KIM Loudou. August 22. Ih. Japan. < I'iiiire Kuui is ga/.. ttfd to rye with th. K.gii.i.nt of (.erinan li.iards from ihrtobcr I.
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
    316 7 Who will fill the Penang Vacancy iKmm Or R Own Coki:ksiiim».nt.i Penang, August 19. Simulation is rife lure as to who will be brought forward by the Chamber of Com i mere, to fill the seat on the Legislative I Council vacated by Mr. K. \V. Presgravi. I
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    INCREASE OF STEAMER FAKES. Mail Lines Decide on Ten Per Cent. Surtax.
    658 7 INCREASE OF STEAMER FAKES. Mail Lines Decide on Ten Per Cent. Surtax. Ou AuglMt 1J it was agreed iv I. n inn. ittei i c'jnfereiice between the prineipaJ -Icainship companies of the iroiU, to eliaige a siutas ct 10 per cent, on all rate> of passage money. Telegraphic iustruetious were
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    25 7 Ihe muuieipalitv of Chicago l;n- been i \>\**i ot i.i4oob>io. r.-* mt; to collusioo betmvtu th muoicipal oflicul.. and tin Mnal i ar l umpuy.
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    Socialist Congress.
    113 7 GERMANS FIRST; SOCIALISTS AFTER. Seditious Proposal by Indian Delegates. [ItKUTKR's TkLKOBAM| London. August The anti militaiist sentiments expressed by the French Socialist llcrvc. at the Socialist Congressin Stuttgart. are repudiated by the Frenchmen Jaurcs and Vaillant and the < ierinan Socialist Vollmar. Vollmai s ,!d their love of
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    REVOLT IN KOREA. The Behaviour of the Japanese Praised.
    53 7 REVOLT IN KOREA. The Behaviour of the Japanese Praised. iFkom Oil: Own Coiihksi-onhknt.! London. August If, 1.-J.'ia.m. A telegram from Seoul states that the disbauded Korean soldiers are r lisiug the standard of revolt iv the Kastern Proviuces. Seoul itsell is quiet, aud the behaviour of the JaawMM is reported
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    ASIATIC INVASION.
    55 7 Prospect of Serious Trouble in British Columbia. Hn:iM;'s Thl.hi.KAM London. August Owing to the constant influx of Japanese. Chinese and Hindus iuto British Columbia. Mr Macpherson. the Member for Vancouver, has wired to the Canadian Premier, Sir Wilfrid Liurier. that unless the lioverument does something, trouble will ensue.
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    COTTON QUOTATION.
    17 7 I>kk Osr.isi vru hk Lluvh Tklkokam; Berlin. August SI. The cotlou quotation stands at Mfc
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    FORT CORNWALLIS.
    308 7 Ancient Penang Landmark to be Razed. (FBM Oil; OWN ColiKKsl'oMiKNT.l l'euang. August I.. The vote passeil at Friday's meeting of tin Legislative I'ouucil for the purchase of a site for new (iovernmeut (Quarters aud a uew Voluutcer Drill Hall for Pcuaug has given the seutimeutalists another innings with
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    BRIBERY IN POLICE COURT.
    233 7 Chinese Interpreter Charged with the Offence. Siui Kirn 1 1 inn. a Chinese interpreter at the Central Police Station. ap|iear.-d before the Second Magistrate, this morning, to answer three charges of receiving illegal gratifications for show ing favour, in the exercise of his official functions in
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    Johore Railway.
    1560 7 HIGH COMMISSIONER'S VISIT TO GEMAS. Development of Extensive Scheme. Sir John Anderxou, as the High Comuiinsi.iD.cr for the Federated Malay States, arrived at SereiuUau. on Monday last, and left there at UMU on Tuesday morning, by a special train to go to the rail -head of the railway
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    NEW SMELTING SYNDICATE.
    223 7 Proposed Establishment of Works in Singapore. The new syndicate which has been formed to undertake tin smelting an I kindred work has established works iv Province Welleslev. where milling is proceeding as satisfactorily as can be expected with the small plant now iv use. A new large
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    PENANG REGISTRARSHIP
    226 7 Government will have to Re-con-sider Decision. With regard v. the changes in the irnwiriml of the staff for the registration of Deaths iv Penaug. which were referred U> ill the Straits Times yesterday, our own corres |h indent at I'eiiang writes, under date August I*.), that the question
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    HEALTH OF SINGAPORE.
    123 7 Three hundred ami thirty -eight deaths were registered in Singapore during tin »-<i'k MM August 17. hii increase <>f tin cuni|Hireil with the returns in the previous week. <>r tills niiiiihcr. 2Ki were Chinese. •J.'> I ndiHiis. and Malays. Four Knrasiattis an<l one Kuro|>can died. Malarial fiver
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    57 7 There were sixty six deaths recorded in Peuaug during the week ended August 10. This is equal to a death rate of 34.25 per tuuusaud of tin- estimated population, compared with MLM in the preceding week. auJ with 45.06 in the corresponding wcik < 1 f l&< year. In the
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    FUTURE OF MOROCCO.
    197 7 GROWING SERIOUSNESS OF THE SITUATION. French Governnent Reinforcing Troops. i Kkutkh's Tklkokam London, \ugiist I\. The French authorities at Tangier attach much importance to the news that Mnle.v Hand has proclaimed himself s,,|u,, »t Mar rakesh. It is believed that this meaus the ere on of au
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    KING OF SIAM. Guest of President of the French Republic.
    115 7 KING OF SIAM. Guest of President of the French Republic. Kkltkf's Tklk»kam. Loujou. August 21, The Kin',' of Siam baa visited Uaiubouillet as the guest of the French President aud Madame Fallii res. At a baui|tiet given iv Kiug Chulaloiig korn's honour. M. Fallii r-;s. in toasting his royal guest,
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    DECEASED WIFE'S SISTER BILL.
    60 7 I Kkutkh's Tklkokam London. August -I T!ie House of Commons has ■MM) the Deceased Wife s Sister Kill. The measure was read a second timi in the House of Lords. A .vire from Loudon. ilated August 16, says that the promoters of this measure are most
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    THE CULLINAN DIAMOND.
    47 7 ItKUTKK'.s Tk.LKIiKAM Loudou. August 21. The Progressive Party in the Transvaal Parliairi nl opposed the Premier s proposal to purchase the Culliuau Diamond for pre sentation to King Kdward. on tin ground that it was inopportune. Mr. Siuuti stigmatised Urn affoMcm unworthy aud churlish.
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    CANADIAN WHEAT CROP.
    29 7 1 Km- run's Tklk<,k.\m London. August I Au official estimate of the wheat crop in Western Canada plae. a it at ninety five mil lion bushels.
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    GERMAN WAR MINISTER TO VISIT ENGLAND.
    34 7 jI>KK OsTASUTIScHK. Lu>Yl> TeLKUHAM Iterlin, August '21. Au invitation for Ocueral von Einem, the Ocrman War Miuisttr, to visit England is expected. The. preliminary propavatioiiY have been made.
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    ANOTHER MEETING OF MONARCHS.
    31 7 |I)KK OSTASIATISCHK LbOVO TKLI-..,K\M lierlin. August I.i Kuiuoiirs are current that, duriug Mm apprnachiug Italian naval iiiiuouvres. King Kdward will inert King Victor Km manucl at Messina.
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    KAISER'S VISIT TO ENGLAND.
    21 7 [I>bb Ohtasiatiscur Lloyd Tm.ki.kisi Berlin, Augimt SI. The Kaiser aud the Kaiserin will visit England in November.
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    DOCK STRIKE AT ANTWERP
    23 7 iDi* Ommmmbi l*oyi- ti i %<hum Htrlm August Jl tafriki j-uj-rngth' > r:.njiu at the dorW* AntiM rp l- rre»r|ni»,
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      27 8 Tar C, in.. in RaMM'i \aclit Meteor. ■tM* mtm the Kin^sCup. rOnw KegatU. I lor tin lirst tune with a c.erman okipper mid Ml
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      61 8 M. inb.is ot the SingaiK.re rick. a Clnl. i. i. iMinde.l ..f tin- anniul meeting to t :l k,. |.|:i.-. la iiiori.iw MMM at .i.l.i oVl.vk. in Chit. I'avili.in This will Ih. the litst tim. tin Club marten have been us.,l for the annual mating. I'ieviously the MMM i i\>
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      97 8 11, a imont. who has U^'ii fitUvu ye«ts with I, ,i-e- in Australia and /.aland wfcJ w, nt M c a lon three weeks ago from SingaMM mil l r> MM* lias deride. l to S U\ in I > 1..v M will Mrv llraiimont. "eaui t has th«. advantage
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      Golf.
      55 8 Calcutta Cup at St. Andrew.*. l.ond.n til, gram of August 10 states th.t. iv the Calcutta Cup competition at St Andrew s. |tl a kw, 11 H M Kerr.oiie up; Hut. 'lmisoii Mat Bame, up and 1 to play hinl L.imb Ik at Shaw. up. In tl.e filial. Limb
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      The Turf.
      327 8 Ceylon's lintclish Griffin scheme. The «n. MM of the Kni;li>h tiriffiu Scheme has led t.. another one Uing started by th< > rloa Turt l luh ou the same lines as those .■t la-t y. *i Tin horses are to In- ordered at ■nee. aixl l.nided iv i\
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      Lawn Tennis.
      269 8 I adio' l.a»n Tennis Club. The fullcwine is the MmH of yesterday V play in the Ladies' l.awn Tenni- CUn touruaiuent L*MM' I>..i MM Mis >*l/!!iauu :ui I Miss Abraius beat M.s. Nicholson and Miss l.iulefair. J <;. ToltAV > I'L.XY. I. Ai>ii-> Siv.li-s. Final. Mr« Nicholson v.
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      Cricket.
      406 8 BjCJC and XI. v. V.M.C.A. I I.- f.. ll. i wing t. am will represent the i VIM. _'ii. i in timr match uith thy I M i A uu the K-|iUiiadi ou Saturday i V W. lu.li-y. I*. .1. Sprviikj. V K. Ma, l I: II v\ luwdx.u.
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    Singapore Share Report.
    465 8 The following is .Messrs. Latham ami Company's weekly Share Circular: Greshaiu House. Singapore, Wednesday August 21. Throughout the week the market. generally, has been dull, and there in little or no alteration on last week's prices Industrials are quiet, though Straits Traders continue to change hands at
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    The New Governor of Bombay.
    156 8 At last, the present Government have something really worth having to give away, sajs our Loudon correspondent. Lord Latuington has resigned the (Governorship of Itombay, and it is an open secret that Lard Sefton is giving up the Mastership of the Horse, always a very
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    Interesting Capture of a Leopard.
    166 8 > Tli.l. >I. m observer, of August 14, winter- «-su-«l v. MM that in the previous week Mr. Chat.. H. HaM,,t tntp|K-il a leutmrd in a very umisual way. Km yt-arstm 1.-oiwril had taken t..1l i.i tli<- K.,rt Ma< IK.uaUi village ttle and buffaloes. Last
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    REFORMED FOOD.
    588 8 A Lunch that was Pretty, but Not Satisfying. iKkom Or is Own Corrksponkbnt.) London, July 20. Oue of the latest discovereel rosdH to the higher life is the reformation, not of morals, politics, clothing, or the daily newspaper, but of food. I was once introduced professionally to a
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    TIN MINES OF MALAYA.
    379 8 Pusing Lama and Pusing Bharu. While one of the MMt prominent, the Pusiug Lama is also a sttadily progressive enterprise, the total dividends paid since the company declared its tirst dividend in December 1904 amounting to »>-JJ per cent.; while, with regard to present profits., it
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    64 8 A meeting of the Singapore Indian Christion Association will be held at the Association Kooin. AnKlo-T*l£fi' l 3!sV>olrSOT*iu&ong Boad, on Saturday, the 24th inst, at 8 p in., when one of the members will read a paper in English on yWuat is a Methodist The Ber. A. J. AuVry, of
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    ALLEGED FORGERY OF WAYANG TICKETS.
    513 8 Were the Prisoners Men or Boys? Three Chinese boys appeared MM the Third Magistrate, yesterday afternoon, for a preliminary enquiry into a charge of forging way ang tickets. Mr. Rowland Allen appeared for the first two avcused, and Mr. W. H. Thome for the third.
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    PENANG POLICE COURT SCENE.
    156 8 Chinaman Stabs Three Men with Brad-Awl. The Third Magistrate's Court at l'euang was the scene of an unusual occurrence ou Saturday, when, during the progress of the business of the Court, a Chinaman stabbed three other Celestials and made an attempt to injure a fourth. It
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    SPIRIT FARM PROSECUTION.
    248 8 Chinese Trader Fined for Importing Medicinal Liquor. Mr. C. H. Darke, Prosecuting Agent for the Opium and Spirit Farmers, proceeded against a Chinese trader, before the Second Magistrate, this morning, for the importation witbout a permit of a cane of medicinal liquor, manufactured in Hongkong, which contained
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    44 8 Mrs. Evelyn Steven applied to the Senior Magistrate, this morning, for a warrant (or the arrest of her husband, Mr. Francin Steven, as he had not appsared to answer a summons to show cause why he should not maintain her. The warrant wan granted.
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      311 8 John Little Co., Ltd., SINGAPORE. Sole Agents for HIRANO Mineral Water. A MUCH APPROVED AND MOST RELIABLE TABLE WATER. MIXES EXCELLENTLY WITH SPIRITS. liimiluiilil.- tin Pnwpfcturn, Minn's, Hooters, anil all who li\< in mil .iistriits. No tronlili- with Ktiiriiiii^ Kottlis. Per case of 8 dozen Splits $6 OO Pep case
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      330 8 GODOWNS TO BE LET. No». iT-J, 27-2, 27-3 and 27-J. off Nortli H.mt Quay, lately occupied by Ki»li ,V Suitable j for Godowns and MOW rooms. Apply t,> I 17sl HO TAKO I'KNG. NOTICE. Tlie Furi)itur»> Sale m r,-l, Devonshire Road, will also include I Cream Australian Mare, free from
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    COMMERCIAL
    170 9 4.^-—. do Pontianak do Brun.iV, 1 *'*1 Pearl Saw r™ rcffwBali. l.V,, ,J-5? offcc. J'alciubani;. M Im~i> mS Oofl,H. Lib,.rian \o. 1 S5 trrsss r Opnm. BcnarrRioc. Rannoon nice. Siatn .<ii.nevo.-n..-..-.. r,. n JJS"™ IZ Tank 0 Lancki.t H'm iT«enr i EXCHANGE /.<'.rf -Kauk 4 iu I*iniauil 'J'4ji I'rivat*
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      MINING.
      316 9 Date of forma- Capital Subscribed ion g^, Vata. jopto iM> 9300,000 noo.ooo 1901 (690,000 •000,000 I*o* £400,000 £880,010 I*o7 1400,000 0878,000 80,000 10 110 00.000 I 10 8 10 880,000 1 1 87,6000 10 810 UOO •0.000 1 1 •0,000 1 1 110.000 MlMMll 16,000 t 10 •10 I*o,ooo
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      RUBBER.
      268 9 190S £150,000 £104.937.10 j *J l»05 (200.000 »8?,*O0 j j ji™J •»J 8,800 |10 9 8 (.KOuiMMd 1904 £M ,OOO CU.II, tm j IW3 £70.000 £70,000 70,000 1 1 o nnn aniMtttd 190« 8150,000 JU5.000 12,800 810 110 1904 £11.000 £10,800 J So_J 6 1905 £75.000 £SS,OOO 55,000 I
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      GENERAL.
      186 9 1891 £5.877.10.0 £4,805 7,689 13/6 13/8 I.SOO Bella Aabeatoe Eaatern Agency, Ltd 1898 9235,000 5226.000 4.800 t9O (60 111,800 Fnaer A Neave, Ltd. 10.000.000al 1865 110 000.000 $10,000,000 80,000 1135 tltt 11,000,000 1- Hongkong and Shanghai Bank 250,0006 1901 12.400,000 »2,,00,000 {"'ooo flo llo 40 000 Howarth Erakine, Ltd.
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      DEBENTURES.
      28 9 Howarth BnttM, Ltd. 0% I 25 > 25 S Biley Bimmwm.IM. VLF^L Bi.^SrS^ci,- 5| 1 Jjg5J- **£T 9 602,000 2% di« nomioH T«,i;n g P.g«"DookCo.,LWI. f W^ »^P~»
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      153 9 AUCTION SALE HOLU FT'RJiITI BE, I N »(Hi -infrni 1. i-.. H. L. Coghlan Co.. AUCTION SALE SIDEXTIAL i.^TATL. A lU. U P., KJHLAN a M. 1 Taagltn, MnjtiM .l IBM H 17*0, -iTU -.'TVJ «Di: il a. !I Qaad Boat, lot |Eor p«aa Btaiiliaiw _r"ri T i. til I
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      45 9 MAYNARD Co., Ltd., High-Class Chemists, H.adOttK. 14 HATTEKY ROAD. Bnawh: =1 XOKTH BKIIHiEJKOAI). SINGAPORE. Maynard's Specialities: J'KU XLV HEAT LOTION. oMEXTAL H.VIK WASH. »XIX HUP. S KIN CKEAJI. TOILET PAI'KK. I'UK ME IP MIXTURE. I EVKI! MIXTI KE. OMM MIXTIRE. Kr... Et.. PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY DISPENSED.
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      31 9 LIQUEUR DOM BLASIUS. Pit h4^| I'er Bottle Aaß^L <ast :stso $27 sfl ;i>utv £?m\ l>llt y Paid. If/^sl I I>ai 1 KETAIL FROM ALL DEALERS. ITT G^'Vi o /S^ckv -MX» ■^*^v
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      106 9 tlVai Seng @o. 12 BATTERY RD. «V SIN6APORE. ISKsi THKKIis. MEMJEM AMI lI.ANNKI.s FOl iKNTI.CMKN s HfITIXO. DUTCH CIGARS. Latakia $2.75 Estrt'lla Ninvii Ping Pong -2.00 KfUiiia 2.40 P/'i'la De lfiihana 2.85 r 3}*°^'" '^3Slnil!BiMillWljj^^ffl CONTAINS I <tfJ- ""SWEETENED A I l^^p^i FATS. The Richest Milk on the Market. ASK
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    BOOKMAKER OR TOTALISATOR?
    1112 10 Public View the Change to the Tote as Profoundly Unpopular. Tin' iH.-iiin imlilii- of t'aVuUa. nml tliiii' mil I- mi ili.nli' tliat it is a very Iuil;. our. have ]'i:« ilihllv iiintlriiiniil tin arrnn^' I nt li\ whiili tli<' Calintta Tnrf Club Ikivc Ih.li-iI from its Mimninn
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      56 10 RHEUMATIC PAINS RELIEVED. i k i.h.f fn.ii, il,,imwti. aaJaa affni.l-l l.y ChaiuUilaiu- I "ail. UaaßaaVsl -iiqiri-.l and .l.li-1it.,1 tl.Mi~.tnd.ut Milt, i It luaki-* ri ~t hi.. l -1.-. |w.«ibaß. A -.■■...1 !....'.> h.:,< 1., i, in... .1. nils BHBaiai ita. iiliikii vi l.y tin iim »f tins liniia. ut. I
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      552 10 BANKING COMPANIES. HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. paid up capital ii0.000.00l reserve fund Sterling Reaerve •10,000,000) miimamwi Silver Reserve •11.000.000} W1.000.000 Riser ve Liability of Proprietura •10,000,000 COURT OP DIRECTORS. G. 11. Medharst, Esq.— Chairman. Hon. Mr. Henry Keswick.— Depaty Chairman. A. Fnr.hu, Esq. A. J. Raymond, Esq. K. Goet/.,
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      544 10 BANKINB COMPAHIEB. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. INCORPORATED BT ROYAL CHARTER. Capital £800,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £800,000 Reserve Fund £1.075,000 BANKERS. Bank ol England. National Bank of Bcotland. Tba London City A Midland Bank, IM. SINGAPORE BRANCH. Current Accounts are opened and interest allowed at 1 per
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      505 10 SALES BY AUCTION. MORTGAGEES SALE. Tuctday, August 27, at 2.30 p.m. Four Freehold Bui'ding Allotments fronting Tras Stree'. near Tanjong Pagu Road. Singapore Town. Lot 1.-1,401 Feet: 10t?— 1,398 feet, lot 3-1.395 feet; lot 4.— 1,413 feet. Powell 6s6 s Co.. Sisson A Delay, Auctioneers. Solicitors. 1773 AUCTION SALE or
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      545 10 INSURANCE Complies. MAODEBCKO FIRE INSURANCE CO. (Established A. I). 1814.) The undersigned, agents for the above company, are prepared to accept Fire Risks at enrrent rates. 691 BEHN, MEYER .V Co., Ltd. NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE CO Subscribed Capital £2,7A0,0C0 Revenue £2,0ft1,014-19-H The undersigned are prepared to accept Fire
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      662 10 SALES BY AUCTION. MORTGAGEES SALE. Tu-xifay, Awfutltt, ut 2.30 p.m. Leasehold Building All .tment fronting Payah Lane, otT Killin.y Road. Kiii^iipore, ar.a 4,-120 si|. ft., being lot No. 2>f9 af Dr. Oxlcy'i lfanea Nos. 2MI hi d Mi dated Deioniber lU. MIS, for 99 years, ijuit rent SI .VI. Powell
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    AUTOMOBILISM.
    1124 11 INTERESTING NOTES AND NEWS FOR MOTOR MEN. 1 The motorcar, aud indwd ail forms of cniniiiiinication. doinK their steady and i generally unreco^niHcd work in favour of better relations. It in mainly because they do not understand each other that nations me apt to I* suspicions aud quarrelsome but.
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      455 11 The ARGYLLS IN THE SCOTTISH RELIABILITY TRIALS. I'rclnil.u ti,, iiaf 1 1,) t< ..i radumaw <\.i aadkomM l.v ihc mottn HatM < ;.r M..t..i W,.i1,1. It. i-,..!,;,,t. ]..«,i „,,.1 |.ii.. t.. muv. —fully :icc..in|.lMi thr an .!»>-• t. m Hthrtraa -U.-, t-. w.-t. th. IS.M 1 .[>. aai 1 1
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      292 11 Local Motor Oar Agencies. THERE IS NO CAR ON THE MARKET WHICH AT THE I'KESEXT TIME MOKE II ENJOYS THE FATOCXABUI OPINION II or MOTOUISTS. OSHKKAIXT THAN TUX ARROL-JOHNSTON. -r.;-.,.. WE HAVE BEEN APPOINTED SOLE AGENTS FOR STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, NETHERLANDS INDIES, FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND 81AM, FOR THE FAMOUS MOTOU
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      77 11 I TROPICAL Motor Tyres HORSE U^^y BRAND Always in Stock. KUMPERS CO.. <NGMonF FEDERATED ENGINEERING CO.. KUALA LfMi-i i:. CONTINENTAL CAOUTCHOUC AND hrn GUHA-PERCHA CO.. HANNOVER J. MOTION CO. Watchmakers. Jewellers. Opticians. KBPAIRS PROMPTLY EXECUTED CHARLES ~^ft HEIDSIECK'S fjrf^K White Seal Mfc Champagne. 7| Behn, Meyer &Co Ld M-'^k Sifg-ipHre
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      557 12 Scale of Cbatoe*. PREPAID ADVERTIBEMENTB.-ltiscel-laneous Wants of E»ery Description, Houses, band, etc., to let. are inserted at the following On« Insertion f I.M per inch. Two 2.00 Tfcree 1.80 •*> Nine B*o Twelve 7.«0 Twenty five 10.00 (Eacta •nbsequent month ».5 per inch.) The above rate is based npon an
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      493 12 ARTICLES FOR SALE. Rith :-Po«r Linn, one or two iaMrtiona. «I.>: Bf tlie lack, >m Seal* of Ch\r*e«. nun for sale. A Ccttage Pi»no by Ple>en Apply tr I'iano c/o Straits Times. t 1705 HM SALE. RUBBER ESTATE. 800 acres in Malacca, also Robber Stamps. Apply "C," c/o Straits Times.
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