The Straits Times, 10 June 1908

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    13 1 The Straits Times NO. 22.673. SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY. JUNE IQ. 1908. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      193 1 Brooklands 26 h.p. Record. The long [distance record iv the 26 h.p. class was l>eaten by Mr. .1. W. Stocks on a DE DION BOUTOM Car on April 27, the distance, 274 miles, being covered at an average speed of over 714 IMIIXjIES IPIEIR, IEIOTTIR,. C- DUPIRE and CO., Ssr
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      96 1 BOARD AND RESIDENCE. Ope large room, snitable for a married conple I or two bachelors, and one small room, at Csmbo House, River Valley Road. 1175 NOTICE. THE HOTEL DE LA PAIX. This well-known establishment, which has changed ownership, is j now open and ready to receive! visitors (Boarders k
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      37 1 WANTED AT ONCE. Two smart Chinese Salesmen. Apply, John Little k Co., Ltd. i pUM Pure and "^^^P^K^J Wholesome ASAHI BEER. Of all Dealers. Wholesale only from THE MITSUI BUSSAN KAISHA. THE DAI NIPPON BREWERY COMPANY, LTD.
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      148 1 Robinson and Company. yjflH' and T^ te|§C^^>^ CIGARETTES, pl^ LQPl^^^t The "CLUB Brand fe CllJP^ A mixture oi tin liighett grade ot t^j^^^^S^^^fS^j^^^ llami-inado. ft the finest Vir«ini;\ matated Tobacco, cool siaoUinj;. W f j^voPrC^l^Kl-^yj' i Tobacco, tvory leaf befog teduetive flavour and arouift. M(M«" t^m if^'j^J iiflm carefully selected.
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      290 1 ADELPHI HOTEL/^ a S hh t OTEL THE ONLY HOTEL IN BINGAPORE UNDER BMUSfI MANAGEMENT. Anglo-French Cuisine English Cleanliness Home Comforts I Moderate Sam GUEBT NIGHT EVERY SATURDAY. By special desire, the Plebiscite Dinner- are being continued. OueMs should tend in reqae.ts for any Special I'iahe- desired on or before
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    Wilds of Formosa.
    1017 2 AN OUTING IN THE COUNTRV OF THE SAVAGES. Picturesque Description of Native Life. Kach year the Japanese in Formosa extend their lines, and consequent thereon the ravages contioae to be driven more into the interior. Permission can now bt< obtained to go a* lar as I'rai, writes
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      407 2 CONGO Wropieal ffloofing IS The Ideal Roofing for this Climate CHEAP! SANITARY! DURABLE VERMIN-PROOF The thickeat quality (3 ply) now b^ supplied at $12 per roll of 21H sqnare f*»«t complete- with caps, uaile and -einent for fiun« AGENTS I TKc Borneo Co., Ltd., BUCHANAN 8 WHISKIES. ALBERT L. A.
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      185 2 VAN HOUTEN'S COCOA j pves just the ri^b' k»nH of nonfishiTieo* fo# huildiag up I'f-.'o braias add tl/er,.? <9U«3Uft A COCOA YOU CAN ENJOY. MAKT1NS fc* 1 *>c* l»»**.ir I i"t To th» hciM tc t**»* £w *»>ci«o»fcir :«»^u)*r!Vy of ih* 8y»t*i- ft tun* lc«* i. »^jjtlsJt>nA. The— wbw u»
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      31 2 LA'iATiNE, the Ideal Purgative, recomnended by the beat meJioal aotboritiei Eu; o take and oertain id roaolw. To be had of all 3-itminM. Wholesale from Th« Pbarnisoy, n'.Un Rn»4, Ringaport mm
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      812 2 G. OTOMUNE CO., SINGAPORE. Japanese Curios and General Store. (i W% t.iift tin FINKbT, bptcially selected collection of High-claw Japanese Curios and Modtro Art Work of Japan. suitable for PRESENTS, GIFTS, PRIZES ANO SOUVENIRS. It nt-eds only a visit to the i^tabludinit i to appreciate- all that in displayed in
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    RUBBER NOTES.
    1228 3 NEW VENTURE IN CENTRAL TONKIN. Vendors Remarkable Predictions Headers from the Strait- Srukiurut* or tlie I i aU.i1 Malay Stat«-s, procoeding to England and earini< to visit th.- Kubbc-r and Allied Trades Exhibition at Olympia, from Septomber U to Soptombt-r 2«J. .an obtain free of charge, ijeason or
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    Earthquake in the Philippines
    128 3 One of the severest MfthfMfcet t!ia; /aiuboanga has MpariMMai for m?ny years a«urreil at 9.20 p.m. on May 12. The duration of the shock w.i.- Svu v.v.ini- although it seemed like several minutes to many, and the intensity was four degrees, Im minutes and twelve MOMift
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    69 3 HhafcMfMM '•ays, "T!i siuiiuons .loth :u- j feet th<' very lifeblood ol our MtetpciM>" Tnif. intleod. The way to avoi-.l rigkMH ito kc« |i tin 1 fjo<ly iu perfect health by the occasioual use of Stearua' Wiuo, which inj. parts new Jtivngtii to the •.yntHin and t-n i riches tho
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      637 3 jN*3 BK Sm. By ''P**" I*l1 1 Purvcyort to VRHmV Warrant KpS^^\ H.M. The KJnji. ||a II Celebrated Oilmen s Stores /LT I PICKLES, SOUPS, JAMS, JELLIES, IL\ ll^B POTTED MEATS. MALT VINEGAR I A enU for LEA PLRRIN>S WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE Vsgp j/jj Crosse BlackwelL Ltd. AN IDEAL INVALID FOOD
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      451 3 CURED HERSELF ANDJJTTLE SON Mother Had Ringworm— Boy Had a Very Bad Place on Thigh Spread and Grew More PainfulMedical Treatment Failed. USED CUTICURA REMEDIES WITH PERFECT SUCCESS "I here iiwi Cutiourm Soap and Cuticura Ointment wit It most perfect P'icff-RK. Twplva ;i M vars ago I im<d V tlu>m
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    754 4 Name, port, probable date oj arrival, and name oj Aij'iits. STEAM BBS. Airiie, Sylnoy, Jnne 24 Boatload Alicc.utc. JSarceJonie. J:.ne 18; Bariuw Arcadia. Hongkong, July 2 P. O. Coy. Arconia, Colombo, July 18; Km \siatic Cjy Aatyaoax, Cliina, Juh W. MausficM Ayulbia. Bombay Juue IS; BornooC/v AmiralMtgou. Bftig.-u,
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    LIST Of PASSENGERS
    239 4 Passengers Outward. Pat N.H.I.. rtaaaar Ooobcn. dn^ .luue 11. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Til II will Mr. aud Mrs. L. M. I'ui'iy. Mr. I. TwdbwgM, Mr. and .Mtv Arthur l.otb. Mr. Ci van Vollonliovo, Mr. t'. Liertautf. Mr. aud Mis. Harold *T. Crou. li, Mr. H.
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      770 4 STEAMER BAIUN63. P. &O. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Vfjmouth and London. Through Bills at Lading issued (or China Ooast, Persian Gulf, Continental, aud Araeriean Ports. Slesmeri will leave Singapore on or abjtr MAIL LINE. Utteard for < hi,,.i) 1908 Devanh.l
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      723 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. HANDEL AND BCHEEPYAART MY. BANDJER. ia BANDJER3LAEIK. The Steamers cf this company maintain a regular service between: Singapore, Srnrabaya. Bandjermaein, Pule Laal. Ballk Papan. Koetel, with transhipment at Bandiermaain for Samcil. MandawiJ, Koemai, Kotta Wartngin, Djelat. The rteameri have good aoeomodation for first and second olaes passengers. Tow
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      423 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE. HAMBURG. The steamers of this Company maintain a regular, servioe between Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, aud Rotterdam, and the Straits, China and Japan. Homewards, they are despatched fortnightly for Havre and Hamburg and once a month (or Bremerhaveu direct, calling at Penang and Colombo. Taking cargo
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      631 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. •OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTB. AND CHINA MUTUAL BTEAM !NAV CO. LTD. El The Companies' steamers are despatched from Liverpool outwards (or the Strait;, China and Japan every week, and from Japan homewards (or London, Amsterdam and Antwerp every fortnight and for Genoa, Marseilles and I Liverpool monthly.
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      791 4 BTEAMEB BAILINB3. N. D. L. RORODEUTSCHER LLOTD Imperial U«raaa Mall Una. The fail and wall known mail steamer* I this Campaay sail fortnightly from Hr. Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Soutbarui ton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (oonne.;i. Marseille!, Naplei, Alozandrla, and vloe VMM Por Said, Su3i, Adas, Colombo, Penan> bingaport, Hongkong, Shanghai,
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  • SHIPPING IN PORT
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      Vessels at Tanjong Pagar aid Keppel Harbour.
      85 5 Wharves at which VeaseU are Berthed To-day. raajoaa paoaa. East Wavaf Basih— Nil. Bast W Suction I— Theoir>rWille,Tara,Babalan ->*or I iSbhiis Wuu): Simongan. SiOTina Nn 'J— Thongwa, Van Riebeck. 3 Nam Yong. 4— Kabinga 4— Patini. 8 Yamit'/.r, Astvanax. 7 Strathspey. B—Lightning,8 Lightning,
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      Mails to Arrive
      115 5 From EoBor»—By tbe N.L.L. ML Goeben, due June 11. From Carat—By the M.M. ia. E. Simons, due June 15. IIMK I4BL» 01 MAILS ODM. Rtnftapore Due in LoDdoo April 80 B. I. May !M Hay 4 M. M. May 17 May 8 P. 4 0. May 30
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      Clearances
      70 5 June 9 Breid, Nor str, Bangkok Sultan van Lingsa, Dut str, Singkep Lady Weld, Brit str, Muar and Malacca Hong Wan, Brit str, Muar and Malacca 10 Sithouia, Gcr str, Hamburg via ports Lightning, Brit etr, Penang and Calontta Solva, Nor str. Bangkok Quarta, Ocr str, Hongkong and Shanghai
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    S. V. C. ORDERS.
    410 5 Bt Major E. C. Ellis, Acting Commandant, S.V.C. Singapore, June 9, J9OB S.V.A. Duties. I Orderly Officer for ensuin week .-—Lieut. A. A. Lermit. Orderly N.C.O. Bombr. E. D. Butler. Parades. II On Tuesday 16th, at s 30 p.m., D.R.F. and Gun Laying. Camp. Ill A
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    Arrival of Passengers
    32 5 By the Penang, Captain Perry, June 9 From Port Swettenham, Caplain Colbeck, and Mr. F. Fox By the Sumatra, Captain E. W. Bruce, June 9. From Hongkong, Mr. Knight.
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    Mails Close
    120 5 Fos fi« Stbamm lias Tn hohk.iw Anamba 4 Nat Una Is. Hero 9 a.m. Bangkok Dutt li a.m. Malacca and Linggi Khevg Seng lpm. Penang and Colombo Yangttzt 8 pm. Muar and Malacca Hong Lion 2 p.m. Penang and Deli Hrhe 8 pm, Penang, Madras, Europe Thongwa 8
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    RALB AUSTRALIAN GOLD.
    806 5 General Manager's Monthly Report lo Shareholders, Tbe following is the monthly report of the General Manager of the liaub Australian Gold Mining Company, Limited Gentlemen, 1 herewith beg to submit my repot t on your mining and milling operations. The accom|>auying sheet of mint) measurements and asHay
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    46 5 The Governor of Kyung Xi, Korea, reports to the Home Department that hundreds of people in his province are almost starv ng, i.wing to their houses and crops having lee i burned and destroyed by the insurgents. Ue appeals to the Government to grant them relief.
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      389 5 AUCTION SALES. Powell and Co. June 13 -At 16. Devonshire Road, valuable ttak club furniture, at 2 p.m. 16— At Sale-room, leasehold land and house in Arab Street, at 2-80 p m. 16 -At Sale-room freehold land at Sigl»p, Gaylang Kalians Road, and off Syed Alley Road, at 2-30 p.m.
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      546 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. APCAR LINE OF STEAMERS 1 Tn Obdermentinned mail sieamurs <l ths above Line maintain a regular servioe between Calontta and Japan, oalling at Penang. Singapore, Hongkong and Shanghai m rnutr FLEET. Tons CummandAi s.s. "Jauh" 8.800 J. O. Ounsi s.s. Oasooai Amab 4, M0 8. H. Bilbo* s.s.
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      605 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. Jr. ix. Canadian Pacific Railway Company's Royal Mai! Steamship Una. THK NATIONAL HIOHWAf TO EUROPE PM HHINA JAPAN, CANADA »n.i mi UNITED STATES RtmM from Hongkong, via Shanghai. Natfa.-*kl Inland S.a of Japan), Robe. Yokohama Victoria and Vaoooover K.M.JS. "EamttiK or Indu" Twtn-sorew £teaR.M.B. "Ekpimrof J*»ah" J- men,
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      98 5 AN AUSTRALIAN COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER* BTORV. It is the commercial traveller who finds the many changes of climate and water trying. Mr. Chas. G. Chapman, who represents a large Brisbane concern, had been tronbli'd for years with chronic diarrhoea. On one of his trips a fellow traveller recommended Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
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      125 5 Singapore Tide Table. (Flo* Jcse 10 t<WcwiJ6j HIGH WATER. LOW WATKB Time iH'ght Time H'ght hrs. min. ft. ins. bn.min. ft. ins. Jun 10 6.48 am 6.9 0.51am: 4.2 W«»DiilO 728pm 77 0 .48pm| 8.4 I 7.67 nu 7.8 1.51am 3.4 rHUMOAtll g.Upm 8.1 1.62pm S.5 P.m.. M I 8.55
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      169 5 DAY BY DAY Wednesday, June 10. High Water. 7-2 a p.m. Ember Day. Court of Appeal. 8.C. 8.C. Tennis Tournament. Albambra. 7 -Hi p m Japanese Cinematograph. 7-80 p.m. Harima Cnematogrp.ph. 7-80 p.m. Ben Hur. RaMes Mnsic Hall. 9 p.m. Thursday, June 11. High Water. 757 a.m. 811 p.m B.
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS. WEDNEDDAY, JUNE 10
    935 6 The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS. WEDNEDDAY, JUNE 10 Tin- Kiuy autl the Czar have met at lieval. This louK-dofurred visit of Kiuy Kilwunl to liis Kusaian uephew has given rise to a con ■.nil ruble amount of speculation, and au undue air of iruportaucc has surrouude<l it as a
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    19 6 St. Michael's Boys School. S.l'.G.at Kernmeudiue, India, was struck by lightning the other afternoon and fifteen Hcholars were injured.
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    25 6 The sucoud eugiuew ol tho British India steamer Kistua has reported to the Police the loss of clothing, valued at $4ti. stolen from his cabin.
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    27 6 At Darjeeling in the trial oi liuunei O'Ke^an the jury found the prisoner guilty of voluntarily causing hurt, and the Judge .(.ntenced him to four mouths' imprisonment.
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    23 6 The Volunteer Mauijiuvren will cummeuce at Kuala Lumpur, to-morrow. His Excellency the General Officer Commanding Troops, strait- Settlements, is uxpeotou to be present
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    30 6 >>iv let toeured judgment with ousts agaiubtMr.L.r. Willis iv the District Court before Mr. C. J. Sauuders. yesterday, for »28? as balaucfe alleged to be due on ft promissory note
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    30 6 Twenty-six casui 31 preserved «sggs, valuud at 8165, which wore a part of the deck cargo on tho Dutch steamer Merkecs, ate reported as having been stolen from the ship.
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    27 6 A cargo ol rice arrived from Bangkok, yesterday, by the Norwegian steamer Dovre, another by the Norwegian steamer Providence, and a third by the Norwegian steamer Dott.
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    55 6 It haa been agreed to by the ResidencyGeneral in Korea, that tho Government monies einbeuled' by the officials in Korea up to live years ago, shall be considered as irretrievably lost and that no atep shall be takes in the matter. The recant official invdatiaatidae put the amount at a
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    7 6 Tvo«MM of suiall-|<ux arc reported frniii Kuantarj.
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    18 6 The Tiim-H of .Malaya says Ranter inform* us that the Kurds arc to be rcprcsHtd. Hard i hMM
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    13 6 The HMtl report nt tilt I'.iciliL Mail Si<ini-.!,ip Company shows ■lrtic.il of jtirHiiimi.
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    17 6 Kruin Hau^kok and KeUiuUn M bolloclu, M ibaap and pi({s arrived, yesterday, by the Siamese steamer \sdany.
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    21 6 Tn morrow iSt. Marimbas Diiyi. there v\,ll bo it celebration of Holy Commuuinu al the St. \ndr<w's Cathedral at 7 a.m.
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    23 6 Mr. It. l>. Cow mi ha- reported to the I'olice the theft ol *ll in cash Irnin his liouse ;it the I'erscvtianct Kstute.
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    24 6 Mr. K. I'arrer-Biiyncs ha- reported to the I'olii c the Uieft of six turkeys, valued at S 10, 'roui his compound in Confederate K.-tate.
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    20 6 The amount subscribed by the number-, ol the St. Andrew- Cliurcli Mission t< > llie Siui;,iporr liishopiii' BadoWDWUt I'und is »:i(JO.
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    33 6 The Budget which lias ju-t booa |«i--i d b> the riiiiipi'im. Assnublv and Coinini -hi appropriate v total ut i.'n l.'«t i fol pohtta works, ball of which i- let n m.i brid^i
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    32 6 Two aaaea "i iMinwihiaatiini have beea ie|iorUil toth. I >l i.--. Ihis in irniu;; one Irutu Maaan Street and the oWiei fima Kraaer Street. Tha i--u>l utmwrty stolen w».s valued at US.
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    33 6 Mr. tin In 'i. Dinotof uftue Bduuatuxi.il i Bawoatßooui, h— lafonuod tlw hntdi uf ■teeaofaoote trb>>Mt non im i iu^ nubsid) tiuui the Ucncrnuitiit tint at tbe end •>( tliin year, it will tenaionte.
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    29 6 It lia- Ih.i. dMtdad U> li.'>. a slouk BMhMMe fi'f CiilriitUi. A buililinv liv- bw I Wjcurcii, uirmlxiH hiiNi Ixjtu mmM aii'l rules iiinl i< an: fraiu< il ThoaMO
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    37 6 i A llyliim named Wee Whye juiupeil oil tram in South Bridge lioad. M Sunday after. noou. whiK il was in inntiuii. Mjeoivißg injuries which have since caused his death. No one was to blame but himself.
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    38 6 Mr. E. <J. C. I low aid. at the District ourt. yesterduy, seuteueed Lim Boa to three mouths rigorous irupii^uumeut. tor breaking into the house ot hau l>o\\ MooK. at No. IT Hoaaj Lim ii:i;iv. on -lime J
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    39 6 Some sharp tightiuu tooK pUuw <m May iv Kyun^ Yang district between tile Japaucs' •garrison and abuut -too iusurgeuts. Tin eucouuU r lasted live liuiii- ,'ml rßHlllted in the defeat of the Koieuiis. faanaMiw an reported on both nidi-.
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    45 6 The members of the S.V.I. No, 1 In. who went last Saturrl.iy to Kwala l.umpur ko shoot iv the Wiirreu Shield returned yester day by the I'cuang. It is stated that they came second to the Malay Si.it- s Cui.l.s and lost only by |>oiut
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    42 6 A Mala), named Wauchee. ha- Im n arre.ted ou charges of abduetiuu; a uoin^iu. uai.icd Amah, by deceiviu^ her and of steal iug a koleh llie mm «;i- mentiouiHl to the Second Magistrate, this moruin<;, and trans ferred to the District Court.
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    39 6 A special meeting of the Municipal Com missiouers will be held on Friday afternoon, to consider representations under _70j of the Ordinance regarding the block of pmiliauH between Mu< ao Strei:t, llokien Street, Cliina Street aud South Bridge Koad.
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    45 6 A list lit applications for public house licence.-, ko be considered at the meeting of the Board of l.ici ■n-im; Justices mi June 2'i, may be seen on application at tli Colonial Secretary's ofhco and at the Chinese Fro tcetorate during the usual office hours.
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    43 6 A Maajraai from Seoul state- that H engagements took place iv May between Japanese force- asi Korean insurgents. As many as MB Koreans aud .'III Japanese were killed. The rebel ire uotor^auised aud it is expected tliey will be subdued iv two months.
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    53 6 A li Ir^rain received at Seoul irom Wei ju, Korea, states Unit, on May '-'I. a dilTcreucr of opinion took place lietwi-en th- .la[iauesi puliee ;iud the studeutn of the Christian school. 11 resulted iv a free light iv which there MM many damaged heads aud also considerable damage Ui
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    82 6 A cowardly outrage wat> perpetrated at a sawing koiigsi on the Kuala Dipang Koad, near kampar, F.M'.S. a Im day ago. A gang of eight miscreant^ takmi; advantage of tho absence of the workmen raided the pluco, and, subjecting the women to conain indignities, robbed the house of all its
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    81 6 V Ualciy gi\ luj'the.'iamcol list .tppcartxJ in the Second Magistrate's Court, yesterday afternoon, to show cause why he should not be bouud over to keep the peace for As. months. He .-a- caught an'.or'_ town at 3 a_m. He admitted hcviuK just cine out of prison after sorviii^ as eight-year
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    79 6 Dealing with tho lottor that appeared in the Straits Times regarding the salary of F.M.S. Settlement Officers, thePerak Pioneer points out that none of tbo sympathisers with these officers have reflected upon tho fact that the officers fully understood the terms of their agreement before they applied for the pobitions.
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    376 6 «iuuutilMkiu>{tou. i.'itli Field Battery, *v ,(:.i\\ii.d w t iil<- bathing in tin' lajMa ;it llvtiorabadiSin.li. Tin ik.illi UUOUUed ill I .ilcntta "ii M,i SI i>) Miilniiii,ibi>|nj(lliy.iy Nilniuni Mmikci jii I'liueiiiiilof tlK.'(ti>\i-riiiu< Mt Sat M-rit< nlli Calcutta. Lieutenant Creeiy and Liciiteiiaul J. 1 1 .luhustnii. 1!. 1i. A.,
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    Cremation in Java
    117 6 I'n— alinn linn not set in I" have attrai lions for the public iv Java, aad it i- i h.H'l iii illi i to inUie-l tin-in ill the ide.l. Miont tw ouud a half yeiir.sago..i society «a.. luuuili ill HaBMBMaj iiuilci the iiiinie uf Ci'ematorii. i Tin
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    A Good Omen!
    106 6 A Good Omen The -uddeu aud mysterio.i- ,ip| i ai three Chinese chariicters reading lilc-siu;' happiness and louy life, i aeli mc-nr ir; three li ut in diameter, on a ptowol i.»■! which has just been exploded by dynamite to BIMWH tor the I .uituii- 1 liiul> a Itailwuj iv
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    Certificate Confirmed
    152 6 His l.unl-hip Mi. A. (i. L»w, Mtfam I 111. Justiei- 1 ilis|,osed of two eawi on tin ral cause list at the Supreme Oouri yrsterJa) afternoon. Kirn Tiau ami Compiiny toed tlnowuers of Ida steauu-r lr *g Uu »r,:;l '..'i for goocK su|>plied. and secured judgn with cost-,
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    Chemist Prosecuted
    176 6 Ull.ji. Mi. Mmum Tbandu i ii< Magistral- llii njurmii;; Mi. Kad tMmvi tVofcieiui "i Midiuii U.ill afyeand in ■ui. w.i tuuhaea of iaiUag to keep a ,toU Ixjok and a dalrj Ngi tci oi tb lucP uir l sales of qhlurodyub, containing a cUleti rioudrug, and failing tD
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    A ROYAL MEETING.
    149 7 KING EDWARD AND HIS RUSSIAN NEPHEW. German Telegram's Version of reeling in Russia. |K«PT«K TlLRORAM, London. .Illlli 10. Tin- Caw Nicholas, iiccoinpnuied by tin C/anu i iirrivid ,it bfll ycslci Jay morning .it eight oVIuuk. They boardiil the luiix-rial yacht Stauilurt iinmuJiaU'ly M tin ir arrival and
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    TREASON IN INDIA.
    89 7 dovernmenl Adopt Measures In Cope with the Ivil. i Hi 1 Tatauaaa lli.mb.iy. -liiin lei' i.mi n -Ul.;s that tinI iii\i lllo'" lleiai UoUDCtI I". l- pi- I tllC i i Kxplowvi IMII Tin I. n I '.I Miuto, I'.omiiioi (ieilcl.ll of India. doiHMUicod -i di -pie.lile
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    DANUBE ADRIATIC RAILWAY
    63 7 IiIt TKRV Tm.K'IKAM i.u.i .1. Juac iii I 111 ||...H of lln M'hcine far the eoll'-tuie lion i.l Urn railway niii.tiii:: the Danube with Urn X'lii.i'" Ii i ■>. i n liffH in P.iri-. I'i'e ;ruu|i "I Ii .i. i•• luriii-he-i ■•ay in.. mi. „i Un i.ipii.d
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    TROUBLE IN PERSIA.
    82 7 Pleasant I'rospetl fur I he Auimnn Manu-uvres. Ill— Ottnuri— I .i.ovn TuLr'.RAii; I;, rlin, Jitm 9. It i >. i I III l> mi ■I ii V>tt > 1 1 V "ill il'lv.i'i,. upon I (Jut, in in tliu lutuwu. Tin. .11 n .ii i.i.i l.i^li utliu.iU
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    BREAK IP OF GREATEST FLEET IN THE WORLD!
    47 7 I)KK <>.| \SUI I HK 1,1.1.', I: IhHMBAI llcrliu, lviii The I uiloi tMalw me ii ol ill Mnine ami Alabama, lielouuiug t.i the bktMeafcia Meet now at San I- rauciseo. have Milud >'>r Urn \tlautii' via the "mm Canal.
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    NEW RUSSIAN BATTLESHIP.
    45 7 [Dik Uhtahutiscbb Lloyu Tklk^ham Ih rim. June Tho Duma, which ban cxpre-sed its ilispi. .c. ire over tin cousli ucliou of the Ifns-nu battle- -hip KiinK hy .Me sis. ViukerM, Hoa* "i<l Miiaioaaei U'.v. rlheli in ll" .on tnictioii uflbc ye wl
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    NEWS FROM MUAR
    240 7 struts \t. mm it ip Company Opens New Run .>i i, Own I ••II .i. -i Dl I Mnar, .liiul H, lln tttcatkl su aiuntlMl t Hiupii'iy s paddletMm, I. aily Weld, lakes up the Singapore, Hud .mil .Malacca run thi- weak. Kormerly, l..id> W« Itl nm
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    GOVERNMENT WHARVES.
    199 7 Inauguration of the New System at Penang. In connection with the proposed uudertakinn by the Tanjony I'agar Dock Hoard, on Ik ■liulf ot tin 1 iovernincnt. for the working urn I Kuucral control of Ihe Uovcruujcut mIiviIh ami yodowus at l'uuun^, asalsoSwettonbauj I'ier and the bonded utores. which
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    INSTRUCTIONS BY WIRE
    792 7 Lawyer's Claim before the Supreme Court. Iv the Supreme Court, this morning, beion lln \eling Chief -lustiee. Mr. A. (i. Law. Mi UoataKD Harris claimcil I. 'in loseph Khalifa and Saul Miuuheui th<: sum of Sl. 'Mi. In iug co-Is of acting a- solicitor t<> the defendant!*
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    Wrestling at Raffles To-night.
    53 7 Patrons of the entertainment at Baffles Hotel to night will have an extra attraction. Aflfli -be porfoi-man-j of Little Bessie, Ben lliu- and Edibon's Pictured, a wroctlio^ match will evontuate between lien Har ana au athk-u from the Siogaporu Police forco. Soldiers ia uniform will be
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    Motor Car Race.
    290 7 ITALIAN CAR BEATS A NAPIER AT BROOKLANDS. S. F. Edge Takes Second Place. Kkutuk's TiliokamI I .muiIoij Juno in. The World 's Mutor Car Championship at Mruuklituili lor u distaurc of '11'.. miles was won by Nazarro, driving a F.l.A.T. motorcar, buatiug Mr. S. I/. Edgo's Napier.
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    BANDMANN OPERA COMPANY
    458 7 The Merry Widow Before Footlights at Teulonia Cluli. Mi. Manner K. I'.audinunu s Man cm |i<iuy are waking >iuicikls for the disappointuicnt oue used to attach to their ocea-ional visits and promises of visits to Singapore. The company is now ou a stronger footing, aud its organisation
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    BILLS OF LADING.
    201 7 Exchange Banks Safeguarding their Interests, 1 he Licli.iun> Ranks have recently bad under diucu^uiou the uysleiii at present in vogue with tin) Sluppiug Coiupauioe of issuing Hills of Lading uiarki Freight payable in Hongkong, or Freight to be collected in Hongkong. It must be quite evident that
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    45 7 It is annonnced from Washington that General Luke E. Wright, a former Governor of the Philippine Islands, will succeed Mr. Taft. in the event of his robigningbib position as Secretary of War ip order to acaept the Doann&tioa of the Republican Party for the Presidency.
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    Warren Shield.
    1479 7 RIFLE-SHOOTING COMPETITION AT KUALA LUMPUR. Singapore Volunteer Infantry Come Second to Guides. iFhum Uck Own Cobbespondbmt.) Kuala Lumpur, Juno 8. Tlir tiuiil round uf the .Warren Shield cumpetition betwoun teams of the Malay States Guides, the Malay States Volunteer Hides. the Hoyal West Kents, the Hoyal Engineers, the
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    STABBING AFFRAY.
    319 7 Wealthy Sinhalese Contractor Dies from Wounds. Mr. M. A. de Silva, a wealthy Siuhalese contractor who has done considerable work for tho Municipality, was foully assaulted by a fellow countryman, whom he had befriended, at his residence, No. 201, Huncooleu Street, yusterday afternoon, and died from his injuries
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    Japanese Spy Deported
    134 7 The spying craze is running high iv CochinChina. Every Japanese going about iv the interior is too readily taken to be a spy. Suspicion very soon deepened into nistriut upon no wb reaching Saigon on May 27, that a Japanese had just been deported from the province
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    FRANCE AND CHINA.
    118 7 REPARATION DEMANDED FOR A FRONTIER RAID. Chinese Regulars Pillage a Tonkin Village. IKbotbr's Telbukam] London, Juue 10. Tho French Government has decided to claim from the Chinese material and moral damages for an attack upon a French recounoitring party on the Yunnan frontier Thoy have already demanded
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    TAFT'S PROSPECTS
    36 7 jDat Ost»3lati»chi Lloyd TiliukamJ litrliu. Juno It is assumed coulideutly that Mr. W. II Taft will be .successful at the first ballot in obtaining the llepublicau nomination tor Ihc Presidency uf the I'niteil States.
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    A POPULAR SKIPPER.
    247 7 Departure for Europe of Captain Leuss. liy the i .ei'iuau mail steamer Uneluu. there loft for Europe yesterday. Captain I .ensH, of the Norddcutscher Lloyd steamei Deli, one of the most popular skippir trading out uf Singaiion Wo understand he returns to ISromcu un promotion, and although
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    GALLANT RESCUE.
    388 7 Saved from Drowning in Singapore Harbour. Writiug to thu South China Morning I'ost. from the steamer Laisang, ou June 1. Mr. H. Erriugton (.iilroy, the chief officer, -ays 1 think thai uorhaps the following case of life-saving may be iut«resting to some of your readers. While lying at
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    Royal Jobore Output.
    32 7 The total quantity of tin ore exported by the tributors on the lands of the Itoyal Johoro Tin Mining Company Ltd., during the month of May was piculs 160.
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    57 7 In the field firing of last Monday between the S.V.I. No. 1 aad No. 1 Companies, in connection with tho three days camp at tho Holland Road Station, it may bo otaud th the No. 2 Company with only bis uieo ftrnu: bfft lie tfft 1 dov^ify by 9 n>4utj,
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      78 8 A wire from Lordort. dated 2nd instant, atates that in the County cricket competition, Lancashire beat Notts by nine wickets. Owing to the bad condition of the football ground on tho Raffles Reclamntion, the footbali match between the S C.S.A. and the H.A.T.A.A.C., 2nd Royal West Konts
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      Rifle Shooting
      42 8 Magdala Gold Medal. The Magdala gold medal, presented by His Excellency the Commander-in Chief in India, has becu won by Naick Abdul Azini, 83rd Wallajabad Light Infantry, who made a percentage of 89*28 at the Southern India Rifle Association Meeting.
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      Swimming.
      57 8 Sunday's Team Race. Thero will be a Team Rice on Sunday next, tho 14th inst., at the Swimming Club, after the arrival of the 10 o'clock launch, the Club meeting the, Royai West Kents. The fullowiog will represent the Club: Wald, McKenzie, K. L. Cuscaden, H. H. D. Cuscaden,
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      Croquet.
      66 8 Ladies' L.T.C. Tournament. Yesterday's play in the Croquet tournatneut, in connection with the Ladies' Lawn Tennis Club, was as follows Mixed Docbles Handicap Final. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. J. GrtM'ii beat Mrs. Saundcrs and M. E. Sherwood, by 11 points. To-day's Play. Single Handicap. C.F.J.Oreen scratches, to A.
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      Lawn Tennis.
      148 8 S.C.R C. Tournament. Yesterday's play in the S.C.R.C. Lawn Tennis tournament ngnltt-d as follows A Sinulks. Song Oog .100 plus 3 boat Ong Tcck Lim, owe 18, o—7, I—6, 6 -3. Lee Chini 'riian scr. beat Neo Ewe Kiang. plus 2, 8-6, 6—3. Scow Poll Leng owe 3
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      The Turf.
      183 8 BataviA Races. The Batavia Race Meeting, held on May 80 and 81, was a great success, the weather being 6ne. '1 he hrst day's results were as follow Committee Cup. Bonnie Lassie, 1 Fishermaidco. 2. Tote, 9.50 guilders. Kali Bc-sar Cup. Cinderella, 1; Ropemrad, 2. Tote, 10 guilders.
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      Goli
      173 8 Malacca June Medal. Our Ma'acca correspondent, writing yesterday, says: Tho competition for the June medal, whic! took place at Lercli ou fie 6th iost, wa rendered more interesting than usual by the reappearance of Mr, J. L. Humphreys, who ha- been an absentoe from the Monthly Medal Compe itions
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      70 8 Southern India Championship. Id the final of tho Golf Cbampionabip of Sonthern India at Ootacamund, Captain A. Chalmers, I. M.S., beat Lieutenant C. Morrison by 8 up and 6 to playChalmers played brilliant consistent golf aDd thoroughly deserved bis victory. Chalmers, who also won the championship last year, established a
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      Association Football.
      430 8 S.C.C. v. Royal West Kents. An Association Football match between the S.C.C. and the Royal West Kent." is always interesting. Yesterday, when full representative elevens of these bodies lined up on the Esplanade to play a game, there was no exception to the rule. A large crowd witnessed
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    No Evil Intention.
    91 8 Towkay Tan Soow charged one, of hit* employers, named Ang Kwee Lan, before the Third Magistrate, Mr. E. E. Colman, some time ago, with criminal breach of trust in respect of 91,500. The bearing of the case was adjourned till yesterday, when Mr. V. D. Knowles, who
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    Dangerous Weapons in Gharry.
    167 8 A Kling syce was found by the Police in Fraser Street, at 10.30 p.m., on Saturday, with a gharry containing 47 ieces of wood and an iron bar suitable for fighting purposes. He said that his gharry had been engaged by a couple of Khehs. Enquiries
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    A Portentous Record.
    310 8 Yesterday, by some strange fatality, the twelve o'clock gun went off at eleven and again at twelve. Thus, if the official notice is to be believed, and who can doubt it (writes a correspondent), on June 9, 1908, there were two noons a fact, that, when it
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    Infallible Proof.
    119 8 Six Hokiens appeared before the Third Magistrate, Mr. E. E. Colman, yesterday, on a charge of possession of large quantities of morphia. The hearing of the charge was adjourned for a week. Tan Tiob was arrested in Syed AH Road, last month, on a charge of being a
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    Vagaries of Fire.
    98 8 I nder the above heading, the China Mail prints the following item, dated Canton, June 1, from its extra special correspondent. Verb, et lit Last night, at 7 o'clock in Man Fuk Lane, at Nam Kwan, a certain house carelessly caught fire in the kitchen and haven't
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      401 8 Catarrh, the Bane of the World Pe-ru-na, the Standard Remedy. jCANAOA) jriEXICOI CUBA JAFRicAJ Wn*"| \ORIEI" EURQPe! HC CATARRH ER -^V|^^^KjPRLD OVtHf COLD WEATHER Bowels, J*\ a^__^_. tr^ Lungs, Pelvic feTFc^i^ EgE q ■Bi I Bronchial Organs. 2p== ==4M Tubes. Catarrh is recognized all over the civilized world as a
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      766 8 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS TYPEWRITER WANTED. Good, second-band, univnrKal keyboard, any 'make. State lowest priro. Mr.rANOORAPH, o/o Straits 1 imea. 1291 HOUSE TO LET. I STRADN." GRANGE ROAD Knur Bod rnomswtih Bathrooms enmmuniratinp. TetiDin lawn. Stabling for 4 bnraeit Immediate entry. Ap.iy WILLIAMS. DRAPER BTKADM AN c 183 1 WANTED TO PURCHASE
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      91 9 jarubier ".25 do (Cube No. Ii nopicked 11.00 Copra Bali 8-70 do Postianak 630 Ptpper, Slack buyers 11.25 do White 5% buyers 19.00 Sago Flour Sarawak 3-00 do Brnnei No. 1 2.95 Pbarl Sago 3-90 Coffee Bali, picked 26-00 Coffee, Palembang, 30 >, basm noni. Coffee. Liberian 22.00 Tapioca,
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      EXCHANGE.
      120 9 Lcndon- Bank 4 m> VN Demand i-rivate lu< 3/4J do 8 m.» 2/4& o*. dinnanij -Bank d/d 286$ PmtteSm! 240 i lo 8 bj/» Ui\ >: >>t-tnc<— Kaak 1 d 291 PriTate 3 m/s 2»3i ao 6 m/t i9S (j» /ndvi— Bank T. T. I7oi Private 80 d,'- 176
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      DEBENTURES
      43 9 Howarlh Krekice 6% 1600,000 t\ prerr. Riley Harprea»e.i 6% 225.0 CC 8% jr;m B'COM Elbo'.rio Tramways Cc, Ltd. j^ 530.000 nominal McKaport Muni(.i|.»i 6% 4W.000 20% prtc-. S% 1,878,000 B%prem ti'i 800.000 ••>% prem 4% 802,900 dif or-. straite Engineering Syd.,CtL 45.000 par
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    SELANGOR TURF CLUB.
    1090 9 PROGRAMME. July 7, 9 and 11, 1908. FIRST DAY. 1. Ma1MH Platf.— Value *4OO. A Race for Maiden horses. Weight 9 stone, Ex-grif-fins allowed 7 lbs. Entrance 920. Distance R. C. 2. A House. Hasihi if. -Value »500. S50 to 2nd horse, provid- 1 there are o
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      254 9 SHIPS AGENCY. LATt J. OAENDELS AND CO.. LTD. NOTICE. 1 hereby Ik-< M v.- Botia IhM As ny uatjomani ■>( ihu Vjjcucies of th« Shipi' Agency, late J. Daondel- a»fl On ht9.. in leit aM be-u •.raiHm.tte.l to the Huad AflsaU, M t3 -r~ L. I. ODMOO&Ba 1 HH.I L.
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      615 9 TO BE LET OR SOLD. Killk ;-Fo»i LtM*, OM or two laMrtteu, SI. Bt tb« lieb, im. Real* ot Cbar(«a. ROOM TO LET. Boom amiable for Married Couple or two Baohelori. Apply Eden Ball, Nassim Road. c6ll OFFICE ANUGOOOWN TO LET. No. 9S, Robinson Road. Moderate rent. Apply to J.
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      446 9 TO BE LET OR SOLD. BiTS -Ftmi I. lnti. oh ot two imrtton F.X. Uj ibt inch, in leal* of chart**' HOUSE TOLET. No. 4, Mount Rosie. Apply Raffles Ho le! j c9BI .11 HOUBE TO BE LET No. 1, Oxlay Rise, to be let. Aupl. latyai Brothers. 1149 HOUSE
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      157 9 Pohoomull Bros., 48E HIGH STREET SILK MERCHANTS. Dealers in High-cla9B Indian, Chinese and Japanese SiJk, Caries and Silverware of every description, Brassware, etc. CHARGES VERY MODERATE. INSPECTION KINDLY SOLICITED. WHITEAWAY, LAIDLAW CO. L TABLE GLASSWARE. jry special ROYAL BEMI- jrff "^SX PORCELAIN /V'' sS^~^*k \< DINNER t§ W SERVICES. g^^
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    FEMININE NOTES.
    1437 10 1 EXCELF.F NT HINTS TO Bl'SlNESS WOMEN. L i How to Preserve their Own Health, i Mmm women have y"t to learn l;,i» to preserve thoir own health, tor low of tlicua j aru willing to accept the fact that, although 1 1 they arc penetrating into man's
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    Balcony or Verandah?
    51 10 At a meeting ol the Hongkong LagMatfoi Couucil tin: otlutr afternoon, Sir Uonry Berkeley. X.0., askod what was the difference between a balcony aud a verandah. j The Hon. Mr. Chatham, D.P.W., replied tlu'.t a balcony only projected (i-otu the building, whereas a verandah had it- own
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      626 10 SALES BY AUCTION. MORTGAGEES SALE ov THE BBITUB HTt\Mr it UNM, Ac ab» vow l,<*> <n Hinp^p-r. Harbour. 'J'c be )i«ld at l'owell au.l Co.'c Bale room. On Tit'arfay. Jun-: 16, at 2.30 7>.m, The screw steamship Karang, kngth 161 feat, breadth 28 fuot, Gross Tonnage 234.28. Rngistcred Tonaagfl 1;<6.79.
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      497 10 SALES BY AUCTION. SHERIFFS SALE. K K N K. 8. BALAKRISHNA. Piainlifi, TAOBI BINTK HODIN AND AWANCi, BIN DOLLAH. [MaMMta, Thursday, J-utf It, at 2.30 p.m. Leasehold Land io ;h« District of Pay* L- bar. Area I 7 acres, S rood« and 28 pole*. comprised id L«H«e*> N 12J4 tuid
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      184 10 MORTGAGEES SALE. M&nday, Jane IS, At 2.30 p.m. DISTRICT OF NORTH BELETAK. 100 aorts, t ro clh, IS polos; Agricultural Land, held for 999 years. H. L. Coghlan V Co., Licensed Auctioneers and l'Jtr. Surveyors. AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ETC., To bo held at Mo. 90, Warders' Quarters,
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      135 10 Stk\rn»' Hr.AixiHi Curk— Tbe mariyr to troublesome beadaohes noon learoH that for instant relii-l then: is nothing like Steams'. It must be Steams'. All chemists. PERFECTLY COMFORTABLE No matter how much pain your Rheumatiim it causing you now, there is a remedy that will cure you. Little's Oriental Balm has
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      506 10 INSURANCE Companies CANTON WSUR.VNCE OFFICE LIMITED. i^{ iiai Subnonbra .t2,M0,00C Amount paid tip.... 600,000 Reserve fund 1,676,000 H/ad Orncß, Honoios*. Tbe nnderaigsed, having bnen appointed Agents of the above Company, are prepared k acoept Vance Risk« at oarrent rates. BOT7BTEAD Cc-Afmu. LONI'UN AND LANCASHIRE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital £3,290,000 Paid
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      658 10 BANKING COMPANIES. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. nOMKHUT^D BY KOYaL CHARTER. Paid ap Capital id 80.30 C ftbar** nf xJJOeacb £1,400,000 Reserve Fond fl.o»V000 Liability of Proprietor* £1.*****0 BANKEHtv Bauk ol Englaud. Nations! Bank of Scotland Tb« London City A Midland Bant. Ltd. SINGAPORE BRANCH. Oarrent Accounts are
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    AUTOMOBILISM.
    1242 11 PARIS AS THE METROPOLIS OF THE MOTOR-CAR. I'ini- still holds her otwi us tlit motoring uittiui-olis of tlir world. j SIMM b ocular SfllnM of the fact, even |to the BMMI visitor, in the principal streets nod avtoiu-. where motors Mi to outnumber otlu-r vehicles by three to one,
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    Vienna Doctors' Enthusiasm.
    127 11 '1 be doctors of iiuiui have oi^uuim d an automobile club ou a co-operative basis. It iH pit>i»o<«d lirst to persuade the liome uianufattorerg to build a car specially adapted for doctors' work. Then upon payment oi a moderute sum down, followed by monthly instalments, the club
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      627 11 MOTOR CARS. NOW IN STOCK. ARGYLLS HiK (WUaUUTSD SILENT 14-1 6 s DE LUXE. Adams Hewitts. Rovers. ON VIEW AT Aliflllf RAAM SQ MMI aud 142<zc Or h <^ 1 II Will SBT (Two Doom from Cold Rtorage Depot) Dunlop Motor Tyres. NON«LIPS (OhOOVfciD) AND ORDINARY (PLAIN) HEAVY TYRKS 9TOCKKK
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      309 11 No iuntttr what else may liavr fuiUd METHYLOIDS. will give MUKfaction in catarrhal »i'i< ctious of tbe urinary tract. They rolit-ve pain, ehaak the <lischar^c and effect a laitint; cure. Much superior to any injection «i to old-fashioned rttinedicH such an ooptuba and smtal. Try a bottle and be convinced
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      496 11 Local Motor Car Agencies. Xx tract from The Motor A Sweet-running Car. I Lad the opportneitr a few Ja>s ago i.f a A\.*n ran M the new 14 h.p. Siddeley. The ennuis, for a four-cylinder oar, ia CinilCl EV e«rem*|> cim^le. and I »v greatlj druck mta its beautiful 9II#iICIB|
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      483 12 Scale of Cbatges, I PREPAID ADVKRTIBEMENTS.— MIioeIMaeoni Wanta ot Every Description, Hoium, twd, etc., to let, arc Inserted at the following lam One Insertion I 1.20 per inch. Two a. 00 Three *.8O 8b i«0 Hins l.« 0 Twelro 7. J0 Twenty fire 10.00 Each subsequent month 15 per Inoh.)
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      691 12 Miscellaneous WANTS. sUns I— Ton LlnM, ont or two lusrtiOßi, U.X Bf th* laafa. Bcal* of Chufta. TENDERS INVITED. GOVERNMENT OF SELANGOR Tenders will be reoeived at the office of the Secretary to Resident, Selangor, up to noon on the 15th June, 1908, for renting the undermentioned Farms for the
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      540 12 Miscellaneous WANTS. 3*TI3 Fou LlnM, oat or two kusnlou, tl.oo B j th* Inch, Seal* of Charges. APOTHECARY WANTED. Want«l, a WELL-QUALIFIED APOTHE CART. Salary $120 per mensem, with free furnished quarters. Apply, enclosing cop f- of testimonials, to The Slanagnr, Laua'.rcn Bvibber Estates, Ltd Mnar. 1290 TIMBERMAN WANTEO. Mt
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