The Straits Times, 2 September 1907

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    13 1 The Straits Times. ,NO. 22.434 SINGAPORE MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 2. 1007. "%PRICE 10 CENTS
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      219 1 HBIIOSBACH P ROBINSON &Co^ 1 Z ANNUAL^ I I Cash Clearance Sale I COMMENCES V*^ <f V^ <| I I TO— njiy Heal Reductio|is» I I And will Continue Daily II Ml K Y^AR I I 15 Throughout the Month. j# vIIVL A YEAR ONLY! (t I I I^OBII^S»OI\r d
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      149 1 *>/! CALEDONIAN HOTEL ADELPHI HOTEL, j. FOR I Ttili^.'l-shtest and Healthitst Re-tori vi Comfort Luxury Cleanliness I* c City Hotel Pottet in uuiform meaU I 4oata and Trainß. SEWING MACHINES. Tbe well-known Singer Wheeler Wilson Machines CAN BE PCRCHASKD OX EASY TERMS All we ask is jf^§ dollars Jow aml
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      13 1 ANSWKIf. THE LaOlNfi TABU WATER. Supplir.l l,v I^.vhl Warrant tn H.M. The King
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    RUBBER NOTES.
    890 2 A Word of Warning to Planters. I Hhliiil h telegram wliicli stattd that raMai I brokers complained that badly cured Mock I rublx r was coming forward, anil recommend I inn small producers to keep to biscuits. The [I f'"tl»'i- stated that block, to sell well, must l>c
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      459 2 ENGI NES. E^Ml II bJI XT FIRF ROY Fmcd wah theiTl 1 miL I^ l riiAt OKJA for Burnlng r EFFICIENT AND ECONOMICAL ARF MnQTLJ 7 7 /V rs/ /V /;/;i/£/ V(/ •»>" sr.irßs. A^lCl.f SINGAPORE IMPORTERS: W CO. J. MOTIOr akers yllers. Watch rf-»*»na. JfiWA Tr TLY execdtid i
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      475 2 TO BE OBUIWEP FROM AIL STOREKEEPERS. B\ BUTTERFLY mW ■Si^^^^^^^^^^Jb^F I I J FUSSELL'S I f ass™, milk w\ X«, m, Uuh QQ^ WATCH free I McALISTEB and Co., MHMV STREET. I Japanese High-Class CURIOS. Inspection Kiii.llv HUM APOLLO I Singapore. A f11 19ij7 1> SCIATICA, NEURALGIA, PROSTRATION AND DEPRESSION.
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      34 2 LAXATINE, the Meal Purgative, rccm meiicle Iby the bo v medical authorities. Kaay to take and certain in result-.. To be had of ail chemists. Wholesale from The Tha-macy Battery KoaJ, Kiuuaii ■m-. 1356
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    SCIENCE NOTES.
    909 3 Presidential Address to Bntish Association. 11.. ma,- i,ix seventh Him, ml nn-etiny of 1 i.-.:i..t, f,, r tm Advancement i'5.i..,,,-. aaaßa, ..n .lul\ ::i a-. Laasaatar] Tli. i.ni.ti. BNeeadaayi r. aaaaal in Mm .V...M.L' MMm o,. r; II.. mm Hrn ani em, .1. liv.-r.il bj Sir li.ivi.l <nli.
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      949 3 Chubb's Safes. SOLE AGENTSs I HUTTENBACH BROS. Ci>. In nriuarv diseases tin tx-st re-nlts eaaai traaa ataag Gonosan. Taken internally it relieves |«in. cheek- the disvharj.' Bad effeeU. a la^tmu cur, It <!<>«". i.ot disturb the stomach nor aaaaaat obnotions. nor irritat. th, ki.lnevs. A trial will e>.uvince \..n. a-
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    LIST OF PASSENGERS.
    249 4 Passengers Outward. litl 1 U. st.-aiii.-r Romeo. frtwu l.omlo^a^ Ai.^t M. Jne Sept. 5. Mr. and Mrs. LavJLJi' Mr. Knocker. Mr. <i. I). A. San.lor>,.ii Tl" r I'.r I). U rteaiiHT (iorbea. from IxJ II lon. AuKiistti. dm Sept. M,-s«rs ,1 I P»" Matlh. Mr SniiUi. J
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    Sculptor at Work in Goal.
    178 4 Tli. l;nliaii „ul|iuu (i. CistiriCn,. 1. v in prinou at NapUs for tli.fV lS iimlLs l.asrtKxutlv b.rn allowl-— W llW T" W. art in tin „,,W Tin- W', l K t to bimbv (M-ieaaflr* "T"* In h fri.nd.mith a |..rtl»h of T." IV.m.. ..f Italy
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    Kimono Batling Robes.
    174 4 M.h.i.., Ku,,,,Ha,, ri> Ik built kirn..,,.. f»., li(1I| t( js I eaMMJ I- I Hrrlm 1 t at kol ...th. -timi.- par*,,,,,,,' nh u..t .1 for.w,,,j| (v^ ;uuly I.:.lii^- a. «nppore. 1. Mn Tho r Kr ,4f oo*,n- .1, and 10...0 sjiWrful mm ot :h. u'Hllu. Ut
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    Facts About New York.
    151 4 In Km V.,ik .ity. kWak 'aiiiiam m i I „t:,.ii about :il«; aamata ,\.i\ .lay. -,i. UM/M iiilmli tan:-, ii .in in i a i;n laaaV, mii i.«.-* 7.«- > n.itiv, b,.m „f lv. igi paaaatß, I li.i, an- in tliv .ity BMW I-.. in. in-
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    Disinfected Kisses.
    124 4 i |.i..|,.^il f. |»nali^ ki mii- "lii.li i 1. M-ri<»UKh bj h,li.«! M .ikn at tm < ..nt. r. n.t in Atlantic- City i i- u1.«.-.-.| tli, aWi^atM .>i tfacaaaiaa .in ajaat, t.. i» ........I ti.at „.11.^, a%t«aM -i :.,i. i- |V| kfa. Mmfmmmf Ji«liU»t |.i-..v.Kv.ti...i ln.ui v
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    670 4 .Yaw«, /»ort, probable tlate of arrival, and name oj A<hmts. STBAMEBS. Atrlie. Sydney, < >ct 35 Bonitead \ntilochua, Chin*, Oct 35 Mansfield Arcadia, Colombo, Oct 12 P. *O. Coy Austria. Hongkong, S«pt i Bantenberg Anstralien, Saigon, Oct 7 M. Maritime* Ayuthia, Calcntui, Sept 3 Borneo Coy Belgravia. Hamburg.
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      24 4 CHAMBERLAIN 8 PAIN BALM. I .i-.im.iit ■.I...U1.I ,,,.u|,, a ulUt u t '»•'> l*mK. It lm~ ni.i-.iual fur h>MM |«aM hMM, L ~lf 7 1_J
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      664 4 STEAMER SAIUMB. P. &0. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. Per China, Japan, PeiuMf. Ccytea. AwtnUa, India, Aden, Egypt. Mediterranean Ports, Ply. mouth and London 8 mori for ChinCo**. F**m Golf. Continental, nd Amerioan I""*" 1 Singapore <M or ahnat MAIL LINE. ODtmar* (for CMm). Bept 14 Vrf/i N.,v 9 Sept 2S Drift
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      1019 4 I HANOELANDSCHEEPVAAIIT MY. "IMDJER." la BANDJERMASIN. rwuar service between: MMrt^. lUnkaMta. R^S bSmL Tow Otn. ?f- "S*" 1 W. H.Kook. fa.B. "Sams Bomo" S4B O.E.Beamm For passage, freight tod far*,, information THdO BOKR TO. v*M tl South Canal Boad PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.. OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY TOYO KISEN
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      650 4 BTEAJEB BAIUWBB. LN. U. L/. ROROOCUTSCHCR LLOVO Imptdtl airmail Mail Unm. The hat aad wall known mail steamer, of tkil Ooaaaay mil fortnightly from Bremen Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp. Sonthamp ton, Oikfalav, Genoa, Naplea, (soaneotioo ■tareelllas, Nap V*. Alexandria, and noe verw) Por Srid, Bom, Aden. Colombo, Peoanx, Mngannra. Hnagfcoag,
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      162 4 13 IT'S A BAD SIGN when yog have that obsttaate, luurrina couch whkh will i, .1 besh.il m u Twrebao cough at any «L,tn»,»iKthfr l'.J or young, I-:.: v. n A ci)u>;li n wrecks si'ong o r hition,soon ;;:.i'.;es one 'i i I--, i! it a u«h is very dan«cr..u^
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    SHIPPING IN PORT.
    1086 5 im ii,i. a— as ih,. t..n..«i,i« MmMmm „..1 -lr m-.hi-i. .1, .hi,,. 1., Iwrnin; «-h. ■•>>!. (ru. <n,i«.t. „1,1. l"n»-l". lip. ■iliapussi: Brit. Hal. II .1,..., -.|mi, 5,..,u.h; Mm uaasMleaaj>: ,i.|> 4srksM I. l».»rl,,«;». wharf: T.lvll. T:.in..iiir ■«""•■">. KM fcsa^l p>l»l»; l«. H M> i,.,,,Vi""Ti' IOl M
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    Vessels at Tanjong Pagar and Keppel Harbour.
    83 5 Wharves at which Vessels are Berthed To-day. TABJOas rasas. Burr Wbabf Busisi— Nil. Bast Wa»a» Section I— Nil. Sacr. 1 (SanasWaAar):— Wright. Sbcthw No. I— Catherine A pear. I— Nil. 4— Myrmidon. Nil. 6— Itin.U, Kintu.k. 7 Bellerophon. B— Yunnan, P. B. Luitpoid.
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    103 5 From Bnaora—By the N. I). L. s.a. ben. doe oa Sept 4. From *****—By the N. D. L. s.s. I. B. I.mtpold, doe on Sept. 1. Di^Hinn Doe in Lim<o» July S5 B. I. Augt 19 July U. M. Augt August 2 P. O. Augl *J Au«u.t
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    96 5 Fob Pc« Stkaheb Time Trinf^anu via ports Sirphan 7 a.m. Uagan Owing H. Kia* 10 a.m. Sarawak Ituj.ihulSaraurak 11 ».m. P. B'tenbam, aud Penang Perak Ip.m. P. Swettenbam Pok Ann S p.m. Muar and Malacca Sultan 2 p.m. Penang and Calcutta A fear S p.m. P. Swettenham via
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    Clearances.
    76 5 Augo«t 11 Wray Castle, Brit str, Boston and New York Kwong Eng, Ger str, Saigon Ktettm, Hnt.tr, Manila (Jainta. Ger str, Langkat Vondel, Dut str, Amsterdam via ports Chakrabbongs, Hiara str, Bangkok via ports Ran Hong Leong, Brit str, Bangkok September 1 Pitaanulofc. Ocr str, Bangkok Ban Liong, Out
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    42 5 I'm willing, nai<l Admiral Yaiuamoto in laboured Ku^lisli, at the name time clasping the American admiral's band. But if I do, you gentlemen of the preuM immt work lor peace. Much lie* with your pens. The Japanewi admiral presumably meant many lies.
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    A Pat Reply.
    115 5 The death as Mr. Patrick .Murphy recalls (nayBa correspondent) au interesting little paHttage of words which occurred in the Appeal Court presided over by Lord Ksher. The cane before that Court related to the validity of a patent for an improved method of cooking by steam. Wliat,"
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    A Tricky Prisoner.
    306 5 The X.C.B>. X«'ws of Aaaaat It says: A JHWIBg foicij.|liier named .lolin Miu-hudo es ca|)o.l from tn|'e Hritish Consular (iaol, eiulv yt'stenlay nu jj'niii^. in a manner which waa Homewlmtaiii'Hiny. Uafßaantaal rtanhailii »»s arrest...! l|ii Friday, the lltli instant, on a ehaige of havJ'K stolen a |><>l>l
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    Wireless Telephony.
    189 5 Wireless talapacHag has baea BMUag steady pregMßi of late. although its ailiicvr incuts aje still far lxliind those of \vir«l.ss U'li Kraphj The range of practicable airataaj uli-phon y is as yet only ten miles or so. One reason for this, says tlie lleview of Heviews. is tlir
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    A Monstrous Error.
    226 5 MM Hiv.rs, »lio aW 11 few .lays u«o in prison at one of the Stutc mims in Ain.rini. had H«;rviHl Mm State of AJakajM hs aconviit for nearly twenty v.ars on ii sentence tlmt was only for twenty mouths. The clerk. when the pßfwM w<n iail out,
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    41 5 Miuh as man may pMi liiiiim If ..n liih HUiteriurity t<« tlic liruU- .r.-atioii. M i» MM only animal wlio is w> fooli-li as la h|«ii.l all his lif<> in working for a living l»i. lltiU'i tsnu Nicoll in Tlie Header.
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      405 5 STEAMER BAILW6B. ;n.yjk: JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. LTD A regular FORTNIGHTLY service is main- tamed between Japau and Europe by the t following NEW TWIN-SCKEW STEAMERS, I'nder Mail Contract with the Imperial Japanesi< Government, specially designed for the ('oni)>any's Kuropean Service, lighted throughml by Electricity, provided with excellent accommodation for
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      481 5 STEAMER BAIUN6S. Ocean Steam Ship Co., Ltd. AND 1 CHINA MUTUAL BTEAM HAY. L CO. LTD. The Companies 1 steamers are despatched from Liverpool outwards for tbe Straits, China and Japan every wnek, and from Japan homewards for London, Amsterdam aad Antwerp 1 every fortnight and fcr Genoa, Marseilles and
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      522 5 I STEAMER SAiUNGS. BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION OOMfttNY. UwHTEO. TO PENANO, RANGOON CALCUTTA One of the Company's steamers is intended to leave Tanjong Pagar Wharf every week. Passengers and Cargo booked by tbe above steamers at through rates to all ports in India and Ceylon, also to East African Ports,
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      537 5 STEAMER SAILINGS'. C. P. R. Canadian Pacific Railway Company's Royal Mail Steamship Lino. THE NATIONAL HIGHWAY TO EUP.OPE VIA 4 1 CHINA JAPAN, CANADA and the UNITED STATES. Route from Hongkong, Ha Shanghai, Nagasaki, (Inland Sea of Japan), Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria and Vancouver, R.M.B. "Entßßssor Imtu" Twin-screw steaR.M.S. Emfbess or
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      180 5 Singapore Tide Table. '(Fbom Sutemhkii 8 to Skitkmkkh 8.) HIGH WATER. LOW WATER time H'ght Time H T ght Kkitemhkr > hrs. mm. ft. ma. hrs mm. ft ins. m™,,., 4 I 6.36 am 6.7 11.15 a m! 5.5 8 1 5.3»pm 7.7 I i I 8.13 am! 7.0 i
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      54 5 WEATHER REPORT. Kandung Kerbau Hn$pilal, S,pl. I, 1907. A. M. il Ml. t r. llKIUUki. Bar. U ».9«s ».imo 39.9 5 i. Tamp 89.0 83.0 7H.0 WrtBnlb Thar 77.0 '.7.2 76n iDirofWind.. We»t n.w. .aim 3|.2i Mm. Temp H3.5 2 S Mia 7'i.6 o ->.a Mm. in Ban.. UU.l HJ||S
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      119 5 J DAY BY DAY. Mjonday, Septemper a. jtligh WaUsr. 539 p m. y/.M.C.A. Kn/iiitr Meotintf. Zetland Honae. Vh.30. HtllioCincinaU^rHphSliow. lleach Road 7 30. yj Vixionsry Mooting. PriDnop St. Church. X. Tuesday, September 3. Hi\' Water. 8-11 ».m. H59 p.m. 8.(R. t:. TenniH. Wednesday, September. 4. Hi^ljf Water. 11 am. H
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    DEATHS.
    59 6 QunuL- -On August 16. at Nagasaki, of cliolera. Mi Chatham, for num> years IV>re man fitter I I the Simrn'hai (las Co., l.d. i>v»>u>.— On May H, at R-ju> lll*.' Unutgc Hi\er Colony. Annie Koae DWnN ,f,. „f Mr. r. S. Pun. f.irn.crK of I'crnk. I Hat-ncaa.— On 4i«Ml
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    The Straits Times. PRICE, 10 CENTS. MANDAY. SEPTEMBER 2.
    883 6 The Straits Times. PRICE, 10 CENTS. MANDAY. SEPTEMBER 2. In tin- iifjlit of ro.-i.-nt event-., one ran aoMoaly w itiiliolil i» larjri' miw m of anapav thy to that iiiitoit'.iuaU' vtatMMM l'«rd ■aaahety. Koind into (hi^itiou to which he was l.v nature an I temperament misiiu-d. aud li'iiiude 1 o-.ii.
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    11 6 The Kuropean Police quarters at Police llahrii are now undergoing repairs.
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    18 6 Mi. 11. 1., foghlan n turneil. this illumine., l.v the Selangor. from a brief trip to the F.M.S.
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    13 6 Japanese Buddhist missionaries are actively at work iv the southern provinces of China.'
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    23 6 A scarcity of water is causing great au\iety in Kuala i.uiminr. Some localities, the Malay Mail hears, are in £icat straits in consequence.
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    23 6 There were no fresh eases iA cholera yesterday, but a suspect was found this morning. The epidemic seems to have s|ient its force.
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    23 6 Twenty thousand titis of kerosiuc oil. consigned to Messrs. Katz Brothers, an ived from Ltugkat, yesterlay morning, by the British steamer Kuh Wo.
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    24 6 Five thousaud six hundred tous of coal, for Messrs. Huttenbach Brothers, arrived •from Newcastle, New South Wales, on Saturday, by the British steamer Agapanthus.
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    30 6 Tlie llylaui sctvaut, who stole the sum of £8,000 from the office of the Pusing Lama Tin Mining Company, has becu sentenced to two and a half years' rigorous imprisonment.
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    44 6 Nulluug has beeu heard from Puuang as to the date of the return of the Judges of the Supreme Court, but it is certain that they will be hero by Monday next probably earlier, as for the Assizes begin ou Tuesday of next wtek.
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    40 6 News comes from Kugland that Mr. Walter Le Cain (irant, a winner of the Queen's scholarship in 190:1. who is studying for a civil engiuccr. has obtained the It.Sc. degtee with honours, aud is therefore qualified for the A.M.I.C.X. also.
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    41 6 A Siaiu official in tlie district of Ban Kra, Petriou. was murdered by some unknown person. The Bangkok Times states that it is believed that he carried out his duties with (;re.it strictness, and had, in consequence, made himself very unpopular.
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    49 6 Owing, it is said, to a long drought and consequent scarcity of water, the Bruseb and Jeher Tin Mining Company's mines in Perak have stopped working, while the Serendah mine is at present able to keep only one monitor going from the same cause, says our Kuala Lumpur contemporary.
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    55 6 During the second quarter of tut) current year, the number of immigrant* into tlie State of Negri Sembilau by sea ports is n turned at i,»li, of whom, among others, 89 were Europeans, 3,100 Cbinew. 601 Malays, aud 1,108 Indian; The number of emigrants v, L!, 095 among wli.ra 1.A28
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    13 6 The Amalgamated Society of Engineers has withdrawn from the Trades Inion Con gress.
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    18 6 Diavolo's looping costume was stolen in Ceylon last year, and a Sinhalese is now accused of the theft.
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    25 6 Ititssiu will begin shortly to construct two IO.'JTO ton battleships with a speed of 21 knots. These vessels will be armed with ten 12-ineli guns.
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    25 6 Cliolera is prevalent in Moji, Nagasaki, and other towns on the island of Kyushu, and the disease was reported to be spreading a fortnight ago.
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    28 6 A Chinaman was lined 910, or. in default, sentenced to two weeks' rigorous imprisonment, by the Second Magistrate, this morning, for placing a stone on the tram line.
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    30 6 The Key. It. .1. Campbell is appealing for help on behalf of several young ministers who have been ex]ielled from their pulpits owing to their having accepted the new theology.
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    31 6 Admiral Lord Charles Kcrcsford. Com-uuuider-iu Chief of the Channel Fleet, is inaugurating a new scheme, by which he takes to sea for a month's training 2<hi of the Liverpool Naval Volunteers.
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    33 6 The Chinese man and woman who were arrested ou a charge of kidnapping a girl in Holland Koad, were acquitted, this morning, by the Second Magistrate, as no evidence was given against them.
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    47 6 The Malay Mail is informed that the notation of a company to take over one of the tidiest mines in Sclaugor is on the tapis, and that shares arc being booked in advance. It is expected that the bulk of the shares will be taken up locally.
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    40 6 Superintendent Pott, of the Fire Brigade, and liis staff, have been thoroughly overhauling one ot the older engines, and this morning gave ft a trial on the water front at Fiulayson Green. It proved to be in excellent working order.
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    47 6 The Ceylon Government Gazette, the other week, had. as a frontispiece, the Royal Arms similar to the heading of the Loudou Gazette. It may be interesting to note that the discarded Royal Arms, which were wanting iv some details had headed the local Gazette for 47 years.
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    46 6 It i» iv contemplation to establish, as a precautionary measure, bodies of European Constabulary in Delhi, Lahore, aud Amritsar. The material will be recruited from MilitaryReservists and time-expired soldiers, so as to give the authorities the dual assistance of Police and Military iv case of need.
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    41 6 Au Arab named Syed Hasscu bin Shahab prosecuted Mr. E. W Vanderberg, before the this morning, for nsin^ criminal force against him. Mr. It. St. J. Israddc.ll appeared for the prosecution and Mr. L'pcott for the defence. The case was dismissed.
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    66 6 All tlie crew of the wrecked Hamburg Amuii.au liner Teutouia arc now safe. Two boats were missiug aud the Lapwing was svut iv search of them. It now transpires that, after the Captain went in search of assistance the weather moderated, and tin remainder of tile crew were taken to
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    62 6 surlling news comes from Acheeu. At Kotta Kajah, the chief town, the ex-Sultan of the country and several chiefs, who draw allowances from the ioverument and reside tlicre, have been arrested and shipped off to Java. It is reported that they have been detected in a plot to raise a
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    50 6 The lathe Krere cinematograph entertainment was again well patronised ou Saturday night. Hundreds were turned away. The pictures arc excellent, but there was slight trouble with the light which has been reclined. Kroni every seat an excellent view of the pictures can be obtained. The entertainment is well worth visiting.
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    68 6 The following additional rule has lieeu luade to the Petroleum Ordinance 1896:— The anchorage off the West side of Blakan Mati Island, with the beacon on Pelawan Keel 1 between the beamings of E. by N. and K.S.E. and within seven cables distance, shall not be deemed to be within
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    77 6 The preliminary enquiry into the charge of theft of a barrel of cement, aud the use of a forged receipt to account for possession of the same, agaiust Kg Buan (look, was continued before Mr. Sotli, acting as Second Magistrate,on Saturday afternoon. Mr.Sproulc appeared for the Crown and Mr. Kiicini
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    70 6 Advices from Peking say that Uciiiuin influence iv Manchuria counts more than that of the British, Japanese, Americans, or Russians. The reported dismissal of Japanese teachers from the military schools then- is ascribed to this eausr. It sooiiis that all tlie Ja|inuese officers iv the service of China will be
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    69 6 The NetherlaudK t'onxul-Oeueral at Calcutta callH attention, in an official report, to the increasing importation ol Java sugar in India. In the nine months, euding December 1906, India imported 400.0UI) tons of sugar, of which 142,000 came from Java, Germany being second with 82,000 tous. Mauritius third with 31,000 ton*,
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    Social and Personal.
    576 6 Mr. KeirHardie, M.l'.,arivedin Yokohama on August IH. Mr. A. O. Mackic has left Kuala LnfH for Home on a short holiday. Mr. J. H. Molyncux ha.s re><iKued from Un British North Borneo Civil Service. Mr. Green, the Second Magistrate, returned to duty, this morning, after a week's
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    15 6 Over WA) pa>>seugers arrived from Cakutt.i and Penang, this morning, by tlie Agcai liner Lightning.
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    38 6 The attth Punjabis will not now proceed to North China during the ensuiug relief season. This is- jn consequeuce of the contemplated reduction of the number of Indian Troops in North Chiua from two Battalions to mm Battalion.
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    50 6 Statistics of the depreciation of stocks on the Loudou Stock Kxchange tor the moitli ended August 'M. which covers the worst period of depression e\perieueed for MM show the enormous shrinkage of one hundred and thirty-six millions sterling, an amount almost equal to the total national income of last year.
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    59 6 A mysterious disease is prevalent ainon^ Imrses in Sandakau, British Noith llorueu and is canuug much havoc. It is a pity, says the British North Borneo Herald, thai there is no veterinary surgeon at Sandakan to study the fatal disease the only tiling that can be done is for the
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    77 6 The annual report of the Sandakin Harbour l>epartmoDt slmia-s that during lyoti there was an increaw; of H...71 tons of shippiui; eutered. aud of MM tout ol Bhippiuf; cleared. The cliief parties ti> th. increauen were (ieruiau Hhips. as rnori lag* were uade by the regular waki Urn:local coasters, aad
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    POLITICAL CRIME.
    43 7 ASSASSINATION OF PERSIAN PREMIER. Shot While Leaving Parliament. [■aOTasft Tklkoraml London, September 2. lieuter s correspondent at Teheran telegraphs that AtaUg Aram, the Premier of I'crsia. was shot on Saturday night as he left Parliament. The victim succumbed to his wounds.
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    MOROCCO.
    59 7 Panic Among the Europeans at Tangier. llhtk OsHsIvTISCHK L.LOVI. TKUKtRAMJ Berlin. August :tl. The Kreneli Ambassador to Morocco will '•turn to Tangiei „v board the IVsaix. an ironclad. HltlT»K's TKt.IC.iKAM. London. September 2. Panic has broken out in Tangier, and a -pecial stea r conveys many families to Uguciras
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    ANGLO-RUSSIAN AGREEMENT.
    56 7 lUuth's Tkuumunl London. September I. The Anglo Uussian Agr. eincut was signed at St. Petersburg yesterday. Kitineations w j|| e\changcd shortly, aftci which ih,> terms of the Agi-.-eiueiit will be published. |I>BK OsTASIATIs.iI> LLOVI) TkLKORAM Berlin. August 'Sl. The text of the Anglo Kassian Agreement xtill shortly Ik-
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    CZAR IN ST. PETERSBURG.
    41 7 Hkithi's Tm.i-..i:xm London, Soi'tcuibcr The Cm* paid a surprise visit to St. Petersburg yesterday, and attended the dedication of the nn-iiiori..' church erected ou IN spot when Ca»l Aleviudei 11. was assas tinted sa Much la, |ss|.
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    NEW DOCKS AT ALEXANDRIA.
    43 7 l.'mirßs Tklk.ikvm London. September I It is st.»;cd :.t Milu tint the Meditcr r. n. in I Iccl will proceed to Alexandria next mouth to participate iv the festivities iv coiiuecti.ii with the o|h niug of new iaaba there.
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    MOONLIGHTING IN IRELAND.
    36 7 UaetcaVa Ti"k..h»m I. aim. V.gust 31. pa.t\ d .urn. d m nwbgblMu attaabaa hous, at Minify, ill li'- I tliiough the windows. A police patn.l returned th. tire. No arrests havi U.n mad..
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    THE DAMAGED BATTLESHIP.
    28 7 THE DAMAG ED BATTLESHIP. ttatrtsta** Tausasua I. .ii. lon. August :;i. The repair* to tin- battleship Commonwealth, which struck a *sab in Lmilash Bay. will occupy three mouths.
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    A ROYAL BETROTHAL.
    33 7 hklTKH's TfLfKAM LbbJbb, August M. I'rince <icorge ol < .recce, who nuui-' a trip 1., the fm K»st recently with I'riii.ie Walile uiar <if Denmark, is betrothed to Princess Marie Konapart.
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    BETTING ON THE ST. LEGER.
    39 7 Krcrr.K's Telfuham London. September 2. I nr bctliug for the St. Lugcr Stakes, rau lor at DiucasUr on Wednesday, the IHh instaut. is as follows; Wool Winder to Ivu l< llcrodc hto 1 against
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    THE SHAH.
    35 7 I'm Oktasutimhk I lovu IhMMMBI Berlin, August BL The l'< i-si.in missioii to notify officially (Ik tccossion of the new Shah at Teheran lias arrived at Vienna. It will afterwards proceed to Ifcilin.
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    BOURSES RECOVERING.
    31 7 H«k iMMMaWasI Lloyd Tbuuikax Ikrlia. August SI. The Hour*--* throughout Kuro|ir show signs of recovery from tli- depression. The trouble from the scarcity of iv )ney has been alleviated
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    KING EDWARD.
    20 7 IDe« '>-' WMifM Lt'jvo Tklkuiaiij IVrh a A-jgUbt.il lyoL H««iJ •>!'' l>-*vt "I^rimUH on -rfiemUt and »ill nubark at Vb**tngt-a.
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    NEW MILITARY COMMAND.
    296 7 Stretgtbening tbe Medtttfranean Cm (hi Own Cokkism-om.knt.i London, August It was notified in the House of Commons, ast evening, that a new military command lias been created, which extends from Gib. raltar to Khartum, including Malta. Crete. I yprus. and Kgypt. Mr. Haldane also stated that the
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    SINGAPORE TRADE.
    209 7 No Improvement Expected in Bangkok Markets. Coinin-. ming on the annual NBMtl ol the Sini;a|>oiv Import and Kxpafi Department, tin- Raaajbsa Times state*, thai tlie lanstl puts the |Hisition of Mam's import trade iv Hasaaa—t fairly. The trade, we are told, is gradually passing from Singa|*>rc. and now.
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    Acheen Treasury Burglary.
    123 7 A chit ha- at last been found to the l.urjjlars. who. i cntlv. robbed the Treasury at K..tt.-. Ivai.ih. the ,'apiuil af Aeh.ru the i Mini :na. l.- away with exceeding SWUMO guilders. At the outset, the police could tind nut nothing hcyoiil ascertaining the fact tint
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    Children's Day.
    190 7 Tin- Assembly Hall of the Short Street Sch kjl was tilled, yesterday moruing. by the children of the Methodist Kpiscopal Church and their friends. wh* had gathered together to celebrate Children's Day. Seven of the I children and two classes recited religious selections. The whole programme wax gone
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    Wind Twist in Singapore.
    201 7 Writing in a recent number of the Agricultural Bulletin of tbe Straits and Federated Malay States. Mr. H. K. Kidlcy. director of tin Botanic Gardens, Straits Settlements, nays: In positions whin- trees arc subject to strong winds from one direction, the: trees take ou an odd
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    Indian Labour.
    605 7 PUNTER ON THE IMMIGRATION BILL A Plea for fepresMtation Mr. Herbert M. Darly, VulUmbrosa, Klaag, writes as follows to the l'iiiang «a«ettc: Vallaiubrosa, Klang, August 29. Sir. I trust you will allow me space in your paper to make a few remarks ujion the leader in your isme
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    Seaman Attacked by Shark.
    191 7 Sharks an uot common to Hongkong. i says the S. C. Morniug lost of August '27l. aud until yesterday we hail never heard of a bather liciug molested by anything more serious than ordinary jelly fish bad enough in their way. On Sunday evening, however, oue
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    Quarrelled Over Some Washing.
    99 7 Mr. ,1. Millar prosecuted a dhoby named Tan Yew before the Senior Magistrate, this morning, for using criminal force and voluntarily causing hurt. Tlie quarrel arose over some clothes, which were not forthcoming when called for. Mr. KnowU"s 'appeared for the defence. The Magistrate said that
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    Severe Hurricane at Ipoh.
    126 7 A violent hurricane, accompanied by Iwavy thunder and lightning, visited Ipoh and neighbourhood on August 29. Us full force, says tbe Times of Malaya, seems to have been felt principally in tbe neighbourhood of Silibin Koao, where several of the Kongsi houses were levelled to the
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    Swatow Rebellion.
    965 7 SINGAPORE MERCHANT RESISTS EXTRADITION. Complaints Agahut Mttlarins. In tbe Hongkong Mice UoUrt on August it, the Chinese authorities sought the extradition of Iv Xi Shing dn a charge of committing armed robbery in China. The Crown Solicitor (Mr. O. E. Morrell) made the application; and Sir Henry Berkeley
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    Hylam Boys Seat to Gaol.
    78 7 A Hylam servant, employed by Mr. Hitchcock at Tanjong Kliu, was sentenced to three months' rigorous imprisonment by the Second Magistrate, this morning, for theft of a pair of white trousers. Another servant got fix mouths fur tbe theft of his master's hoys. He bad
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    LAWYER FINED FOR CONTEMPT.
    262 7 Unprofessional Conduct Charged Against aa ex-Attorney. in our edition of Saturday we mentioned! that a Shanghai lawyer was cited for con-V tempt of Court, and in the S.C. Morning' Post, of August '26, we find the following telegram, dated Shanghai, August '20. In the United States
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    Carriage Accident in Killiney Road.
    81 7 Shortly after half-past eight last night, an empty palanquin belonging to a Chinese gentleman was going along Killiney Itoail. when the horse suddenly became unmanageable and ran against a heap of stones by tinside of the road. The vehicle came to a standstill, aud the
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    Opium Farm Manager Assaulted.
    79 7 The General Manager of the Opium Farm was assaulted by a couple of ex-chintiugs while riding iv a ricksha in Cross Street, on Saturday night. One of the men rau up behind and scixed his queue, while the other struck him a severe blow in the
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    Notice to Mariners.
    79 7 It is notified by the Military Authorities ttiat gun practice from Kort Silensing, I'ulo Brani, will take place on September 6, commencing at 10 a.m. Vessels proceeding to ffl^Mpi^jftn^rje an<jhor:tve slioulil be incho^ as close to Peal: Island as is consistent V-"? safety. The following notification has
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    Charge Against a Chauffeur.
    78 7 The driver of the motor cur belonging to the Central Kugiue Works, which inflicted fatal injuries upon a Chinaman on Friday evening, was not a Kiii-opeau. as stated at first, but a Malay chaffeur named Mohamed Kachong. Mohamed appeared before the Third Magistate. this moruing. ou
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    English Bye-Election.
    85 7 A London wire of August 21, says The bye-election for the representation in Parliament of the constituency of Bury St. Kdinunds took place yesterday. Tariff reform and union of the Kuipirc were the sole questions on which the scat was contested. Both candidates conducted a vigorous campaign which
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    Atrocious Crime in Deli.
    110 7 A frightful crime by Chinese coolies is reported from Deli. A number of coolies had deserted from the Arnhcmia estate, aud a Chinese overseer was sent to capture them, and take them back to their work. In tbe course of time, he found them working on
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    Sir Henry Blake's Retirement.
    119 7 l.onl Klgin, the Secretary ot State for the Colonies, has wnt a despatch to Colombo, in which the. following passage occurs In Sir Henry Itlake Ceylon has had tho lieuetit of an able and public-spirited OoTeruor of unusually wide experience, and, now that be is finally
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    17 7 ThaC. I. B. Company'b steamer Empress of China has made her eightieth homeward Toyaga across the Faeiftc.
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    MOTOR ACCIDENT.
    7 7 COLLISION WITH A RAILWAY TRAIN.
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    Spanish Nobleman Killed.
    43 7 'Kbutrk's Tklkhkam London, September The Marquis Allancinoand Seuor Malvano. a lawyer, while motoring near Moguntu, in Spain, dashed into the drawn barrier on tin railway and collided with an approaching ay«Hls train. The petrol exploded, aud both motorists were killed.
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    TINNED FOODSTUFFS.
    500 7 Regulations to Counteract Certain Evils. (Kkom On Own Cohrhi-om>k.\ i.i London, August '.I, Go<>- 1 aud efficient drainage of a city is, ot' course very uoccssary. as is also the ample and suitable housing of the people, whether the locality be in the temperate zone or in the
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    RECEPTION TO THE SULTAN OF SIAK.
    238 7 His Highness the Sultan of Siak is making a brief visit to Siugapore, and on Saturday night he was the guest of the l>arul Adah Club, at their comfortable quarters iv ICace Course Uoad. His Highness was (hated to honorary membership some time ago,
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    Heavy Chinese Losses in Miping.
    117 7 The Assistant Wardi n ..f Mines for ,-gii Scmbilan winds up his anniuil report as follows I notice that I siiiil in my mart last year; The majority of tl ining Tow kays have suffered heavy louses, anil, in my opinion, then; is nothing to
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    37 7 Aucordiug to tbe Now York Evening Nat tbe ouly reins of tho latowarl. '.ween tlif Vnitod States and Japan ar. the high pri." tnr fhaaMaC and the I ft am r scarelwin I I th« Jingo ne«.«p*p«rt..
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      8 8 N otes in General. •^t't «i<-k.N '•>' >un and
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      36 8 Australia. I, "■j-r.uin i I l l v tl iit 1 i t w i t A,,:,ri r:,:* *Y di »»'«<«£ B r i -1-e.li. t1,,,,, 7 tli,.y JL:i 1 l<|| .<u.i Wou jTJ,,. ■'''"■'■'■'•'■"--1WK,,^,,,,,,,,,.^ 11
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      Associaiion Football.
      67 8 r «l Xdahiup lle I t 'la V t ,t" l A lil '•'""l*ir- klu »r,l 1,1,1^1,1 't,,',^' »n«l aMFj* 'ion '■> ■>■• f.al tv i,i| brlll-r «»ailiM H .(.111 •tiona, i nio n c up Tj<t B "">»»'itii''«i!! rl't'i'l'j'i? r:ill> 'ri'ij* '^i M 'i nir tiui i£
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      Billiards.
      244 8 Volunteer Club n ■■in t,,..|,, V -1.. n bii'r "."-f to> ■"s< n.laiK-;. „f Ih' 11 w i, ■•■•nai.Ki.t St;'usl :i i ar r '•■lilt- „f t1,,. „la v lull<> a r~. a, 1,1 tho j^'- r ••*'<■ tho "ii tli. lii, i, l"« 1 *«-»t»>«|g 11 *-\J. \nir.al
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      Shooting.
      335 8 -i laii^r I adies' Mifle Club. I i. .iiiiih*l rural meeting .if the Selanjjor I., .11,- Ililli- i;ili was. held on Auyust 2it. ri«- r.|H.rt. whu-ii »«> adopted, stated that, limited tin- accounts ili.l not show ho lai(jc a l'.ii*iii-< wia la-t year, the financial cooditiou tli. Club luay
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      LAWN TENNIS.
      775 8 Jingapore Cricket Club's Autumn I Tournament. I Ihe result of Saturday 1 play in the S.C.C. tournament was v follows A SlNliLKs. i, K Salzmann beat Treadgold. K. Salzmann v. Linton, unfinished. 1! SINOLKS. Iliskins beat Savi, 7—5, 5-7, 6 2. C SINIiLKS. F. C. Wreford boat Kevd.
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    53 8 A previous notification having been can icll.il. it is notified in the Oovernment i iazt-tU' that the coat of indentured Indian jlaboiir.ru recruited by Uie Government 'Agency iv Southern India, exclusive of the i ot.t A numgw of dependent* and of land|in« and depot charge* in Penang. will be Us
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    POLITICS IN CHURCH.
    374 8 Rev. R. J. Campbell Preaches on Socialism. iFkom Q«a Own OMMaVMtan.) London, August !i. The Uev R J. Camp Ml. of the Ix>ndo,, City Temple, has lieeu on a visit to Cardiff wh*re. it is suggested, he will stand ns parliamentary candidate at the next election and
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    A DAY AT SIGLAP.
    419 8 St. Andrew's Sunday School Scholars' Picnic. On Saturday, the scholars of St. Andrew's Cathedral Sunday Soliool weut for their annual treat, or. at least, such of them as had attended regularly. Owing to the kindness of Mr. Ho Yang Venn, late of the I'ost < >ffice.
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    MANILA EMULATES SINGAPORE.
    223 8 Envious of the General Hospital. At a dinner in honour of the faculty of the Philippine Medical College, given by Dean Worcester of the Philippine' Commission, plans for the year's work were discussed, •nd the necessity for the early construction of the proposed new general hospital agreed
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    32 8 On August 11. a cart-toad of nitroglycerine exploded in the township of Kssei, in Ontario, and wrecked the whole place. Nine persona were killed and many others were injured by tin- explosion.
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      92 8 To the Kditor of the Straits Times. Singapore, August U, IHO7. Sir, I am glad that llndah Jahat has found an American dictionary which he likes so well and considers such an infallible authority, but I would like to assure him that, when a dictionary gives three
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      271 8 To the Kditor of the Straits Times. Singapore, September 2. Sir, -In your Editorial of the ;ilst August you dealt with the question of Straits, born Chinese," and ontended that they should be contcntt d with the British rule under which they are allowed equal
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    London Rubber Auctions.
    134 8 .Messrs. S. Figgis and Co. produce brokers, j London, repoit as follows, under date August Auctions to day wne large, ami not much sold. Plantation went slowly at a decline of Id. to 2d. per Ib. and about one half was sold BbMta and biscuits at 4.d.
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    Arms-Smuggler Caught.
    101 8 Yuan Shih-kai's plan to entrap the antimonarchists is succeeding admirably, says a Tientsin telegram of August 21. Certain junior officers, having been ordered to pose as anti-Monarchists, proceeded to a foreign firm in the Japanese Concession where they succeeded in negotiating for the purchase of thirty rifles and
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    214 1 ».iv.,\)-..h». ■•i-«i ;tl, 1907. PRODUCE. ku.I'I( r &JWW do .Cube So. 1 iinpi-'kH 1 ,pr» Bal. )i^H in Pont »nal. I,^^H ft'VP* 1 Blaok n r« do White Si 2 «-»i-. I Sarawak •Jo Brunei No. 1 Petrl Sa*ro Coffee Bs.li. U rT^ Cofft*. Palombani;. >|V b»«.i» fl "■i
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    207 1 «al o. in 1. th- .li-ni. ■aaaarjrati mfaa- 1.-:. t.-li-craiu li.i~ ji>-t ham li.iui H. ii.i'tia I>\ ii ltu<Ui]if-l ißiiiag bY ]...n.— 1> ..1 Mm Him 1 t«ay aiaaaart tin VaaadMia tammUf Ur- a aatei uand Jaoa rtofßaea, whoaa tin li. I'.iip. ..1 the ~t-.i y.
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      MINING.
      48 1 Qcotinoat X—bo*. Lid. i 11.75 14.00 2.05 8.30 I'gsassaß^i-. 13.00 14 00 icwMTtaH .00..UA. ,ta.b A«». O. 0«-. (co .ttii;.) HeiWlli Ti» MtaW Oof.. myjnwT.ll.Bfi..W lt%Prit I I 18.75 8.90 6.50 W. 90 11.00 l M" 6.00 6.00 15.00 6».00 s.t» 14.30 ***** 8.75 41.75 10.00 8.90
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      GENERAL.
      206 1 a. BpeouJ Gold Reaerre Fond. t. Inranooe Food. c. Sundry B—tm, d. Sundry Reeerrea. Special Bawrre. [894 £5,877.10.0 1898 1*25,000 £4,805 $215,000 7.688 11/6 4,(00 (0 80,000 $125 H I.MO I 11J.600 1 10 000 000 a) 11,000,000 V 110,0606 40,000 600,000 1865 110,000,000 $10,000,000 $1M 1901 $2,400,000 •1,*00,000
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      DEBENTURES.
      41 1 Howarth Erakine, Ltd. 6% MOO,OOO 3% prom Riley HargreaTee, Ltd. 135,000 3% prem. Singapore Municipal 8% 400,000 20% prem S% 1,878,000 2% prem. 4% 602,000 2% din nominal Tanking Pagar Dock Co., Ltd. 6% 350,000 3% prem 5% 1,050,000 par.
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