The Straits Times, 11 June 1908

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    Masthead
    13 1 The Straits Times. NO. 22.674. SINGAPORE. THURSDAY. JUNE 11. 1908. PRICE 10 CENTB.
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      403 1 Brooklands 26 h.p. Record. Tlih lodj,' |distance record in tlie 2(3 h.p. class was beaten |py Mr. J. W. Stocks on h OE DION BOUTON Car on April 27, the distance. •11!, miles, being covered at an average speed of over 71. MILES PER IHIOTTIR,. C. DUPIRE and CO., %Z"'
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      461 1 Robinson and Company. kQ &nd "CLUB" Brand P% Cllljß^'' 1 1 Represents tht- Highest Decree of "~*^s^^^^^i4*C *x -it'i perftction in the Tobacco @iiOfM?€ll A mixture of t!;i i iglicst graik- ol 3^^^^^^^s^^^^^^^^^ !l 'id i. ;ulc. .1 i i fnu-t iimatured Tobactv. cod Mnckiiiß, C^r^^f^EClA^^l i Tc*mco ererj loaf
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    NAVAL AND MILITARY.
    1304 2 THE ADMIRALTY AND NIGHT MAN(EIVR1NG. Sequel to Recent Disasters. A uaval correspondent writts to Ikui Standard: ft is stated in naval circles at Devonport tliat, as a result of the receut dib.-.sttis to destroyers, the Admiralty have resolvi-d to discontinue tin practice of iuauo-uvrin(.' with nil lights
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    SCENE IN THE LORDS
    422 2 Lord Morley Refuses to Take the Oath. Many ptx-rti might well have rubbed their e-yes in surprise when the House of I*ords rcasstniMi d on May f>. Honest .luhn Morley, the man of the people, the extreme Radical if other days, the endc-r or mender of
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    KING INSULTED.
    245 2 Servian Monarch Hears Sermon Against Himself. King Peter was publicly condemned before a crowded congregation in tlio Cathedral of Belgrade on the Servian Palm Sunday. Lament was made in a powerful sermon for tbe Obrcoovitch King and Queen murdered in June. 1908. The preacher was Sabbas Kezitch, a
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      477 2 Electric Motor Cars are not more silent when running than HUMBERS. For SIMPLICITY RELIABILITY and ELEGANCE These Cars are unrivalled. 23 have been sold locally and every one of them is giving complete satisfaction. A recent testimonial says I have completed 25,000 miles ou a Coventry Uumber and Car is
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      81 2 BEONTHEBAFESIDE. Your physician may be busy or out of town just at the time some member of your family has an attack of colic or diarrhoea. Such cases frequently prove fatal before a doctor can be summoned or medicine procured. No physician can prescribe a better medicine than Chamberlain's Colic,
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      306 2 f ,J r Cocoa enables you to trea^ the road of life with a brisk, strong, steady 1 gtumM »tep. because it is rich in strength-imparting essentiali, 1 ""^"Jand therefore promotes physical endurance A L J~V?jl "d hardihood. It is the purest and best SL M& foods and its constant
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    MINING.
    350 3 Date of Number forma-, Capital Sabaoribed of ion Bbar«s Inae P»«J Share* Value ;o r io Unissued Company Qcorinoav 1903 1300,000 300,000 80,000 1907 1800,000 218,000 11,500 1001 1600,000 600,000 80,000 1903 £400,000 340.000 SftO.OOO 1907 1400,000 376,000 378, C00 1901 £80,000 60,000 60,000 1906 £100,000 100,000 100,000 1908
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    RUBBER.
    389 3 I 1906 1160,000 1908 1200.000 1904 £30,000 VCU £70,000 90S »IM>,GOO Ml £11,000 1900 £76,000 190(1 i £310,000 1908 £180,000 1907 fJW.OOO 1906 f. 75,000 1906 9380.000 1896 £100.000 i»oe i-300,000 19(11 i £30.000 1906 1290,000 i 1904 £20,000 1904 9100.000 1898 £30,000 isoj nwoo .see 1100,000 MM £100,000
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    GENERAL.
    217 3 I*4 £4,177.10.0 4,80 ft 7.*8» 19/6 11/» 1898 I 1135,000 IM.OOU 4,900 BO 1866 IIS.OOO.UUO ia.OOU,OI"' 121,000 1M i9OB »a,w0,000 s.«oo,ooo i *elooo 100 i laM 'tiivuinno i loon ooo I 6'ooo6 000 i 10 10 iWi 134,000 34,000 i 3,400 10 10 iaoa Bum nm wit (inn 00
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    Power from Waves.
    539 3 UTILISING MOVEMENTS OF THE SEA. New Experiments in Europe Almost simultaueoUHly. experiment!] have been made at Hamburg and in Italy for deciding the question whcthoi tbe movements on the surface of tho sea could not be fructified on a large scale as sources of power for electrical
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    Silk Crop in South China.
    130 3 It appears that there is very little pron|>cct of the second silk crop becom<nf> a success, says a writer in Canton. Disease seems to have become cjeceral among tbo silkworms with the consequence that they die and serve as food for pigs. Every endeavour is
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    Chinese Students From Java.
    172 3 In the early part of last year, it will per haps be remembered by our readers, says the North China Daily News, Bomn thirtytwo Chinese youths, sous of merchants rosiding in Java, arrived at Shanghai from that island <-n route to Nanking to study. The young
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    SUREST
    52 3 METHYLOIDS are tho best and sorest specific known tor the rapid and effective cure of all affections of tlie urinary tract or urethra. They stop the discharge and cure these affections permanently in less time than any other similar preparation. They are better than injections a-.xl superior to suntal
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      211 3 Wines Wines Oenuine table oUroi 4.75 per doa VemioDth uf Tnnn I.XOp. litre bo» Moeoat of Syncaae, an invigorating wim mostly reoommended for weak people and ladiet at ti .OO per quart. Obiaoti Wine, Braoobettc (a delicious red sparkling wine), Freisa, Fernet Bitten highly recommended, Syrnps, Assorted macaroni per puand,
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      232 3 E The Famous Patent "THERMOS BOTTLES I v PRESERVE ICE OR ICED DRINKS FOR f 8 DAYS and hot liquids for 36 HOURS, not the least change of temperature be g effected during this time. Some of the Numerous Benefits of these Bottles PEOPLE IN THE JUNGLE ■><>« i PLANTERS
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    SUM'S NEW YACHT
    311 4 s Beautiful Craft Built by Chinese in Hongkong. Tin tiiK ttaal sicaiu launch bjilt at Me-.M- Ifwisafl Tak Csstoag'l shipyard at Kowl.wiu, uuder tlio supv/rvisiou oi .Messrs. Can-, liaol auJ I'larku. of Hongkong, t >.iil Mcaaag on Vaj altoc bciuu <lclayeJ tbrco .lays ou aocouut of tbo
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    LIST OP PASSENGERS.
    227 4 Cast enters Outward. IVi N.U.L. ti i m O.nic 11. Mr. ami Mrs. i Mr. and Mia. L. M. I'.mj;. Mr. I-. TeBgbergen, Mr. uud Mr* Irtbor, Loeb, v < ran VoUeuhove, Mr. C. I .it :1a u^. Mr. and Mr-. UaroM Cagnch, Mr. 11. Will olu
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    JOURNALIST DROWNEL.
    163 4 Falls Ow i hoard While Admiring Squalid Quarters. -lup.iuiso |.)U' ;IK KM dSMTM I iu i tatoaa Kivi-i on May .'li. T:io journalist in lUoe car it to i iiiiinii in ixhibboUob with tlio lioy>ottiuy ujov.iuout sad put UoMdf up iii a ifipinftm Lotel iu llouam. His luissioQ
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    New American Party
    141 4 The in '>l niii'ji t;i it |io!i ion' inotcuK'Ut thath.it tiikeu pla^-i ia AiueriM »illiia reeeat year^ i-^ anui ucixl friHii C'liieauo. It is tin toruiutiou oi I ii' I.ilkhu Party, which, ii it lUDmeak, will liave a most uoworftil iullucncc in all future electiou». The uew
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    Opera in the East
    102 4 Mr. Mi mice- Baodiuaun. Calcutta, lias received an oiler from an Italian 'impauy. the La Scala <irau<l Opora Company, con -iistiim of "•"> iu< 'inborn, with a full chorua and complete Italian orchestra, lor a short tour in to.; Far KaM,. The cost of biiu^ins out
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    849 4 Name, port, probabu date rj arrivai, imi name oj Agents. STEAMBRS. Airlie, Sydney, ItJM 24 Boaftead A ioutk i arcei.n-.. J.ue 1? Barlow Arcadia. Hongkong luly2; P. A O. Coy. V. n..».. ■--ilombo. July 1R East Aaiatio Co.. As .a;\, hina. July W Mansfield Aynthia. Bombay, June 12;
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      29 4 SPRAINS QUICKLY CURED. llai.hu th. jiarts :rec'v with C'licUiibcrlaiu'h I'aiu IJalui and givo them absolute rest, aud a quick euro is oortaiu. i'or sale by all Oispcnsai'ies. and dealers.
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      778 4 STEAMER 8/MUNBB. P. O STEAM NAVIGATION CO. For China, Japan, Penan*. Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London Through Bill* of Lading Issued for Chin. Coast, Persian Gnlf, Continental, and American Ports. Steamer; will leave Singapore on o NM t MAIL LINE. [Onwraul ,w <i,i».i). 19 Deiauhd
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      642 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. HANDEL AND BCHEEPV/URT MY. BANNER BANDJERMABIN. The Steamers of this company maintain a regular service between: Singapore, Rcurabaya, Baadjermasin, Pulo j Laut, Balik Papan, Koetei, with tranahlpment at Bandiermasin for Saapit, Mandawal, Koeraal, Kotla WaringiD, Ojelai. The tteamera hare good aoootnodation for first and second claw passenger!. Tou
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      441 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE. HAMBURG. i The ateamere of thia Company maintain a I regular, service between Hamburg, Bremen, 1 Antwerp, and Rotterdam, and the Straita, China and Japan. I Homewards, they are despatched fortnightly for Havre and Hamburg and once a month for Bremerhaven direct, calling at Penang
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      817 4 STEAMER SAILINGS N. D. L. RORODEUTSCHER LLOYD Imperial Uarman Mall Una The fast aod well known mail steam r m'< this Company sail fortnightly bom Br Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Soutr. ton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (conn- Marselllea, Naples, Alexandria, and vice tana Por Said, Sues, Aden, Colombo, Pto»u, Singapore, Hongkong,
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      152 4 APCAR LINE OF BTEAMERB. Tni: judermectioned ma:l f.eamers of tt*. above UsM maintain a regular °ervioe between Colcu-.ts aud Japan, ceiling at Penang, Sings, pore, Hocgkcng and Shanghai en mutt FLEET. Tons Commander i.e. JiFia" 6,300 J. G. Ounmi a.g. "GREadLTArcxa" 4,600 S. H. Btxsoi h.s. Aerjtoos AfCiR" 1 4.800
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    SHIPPING IN PORT.
    1177 5 I'SOF.H tbi» hviwllnK tin foil iwina ahbtvTi'tltnnn tn» *hip; bq. barque; tch.— Vet.— Vacnt; Cm.— Cndiwr; u'ht.—<>unbMt; T..r.-Torp».iu; ll. p. -llnnw-|.ow»r Brlt.B.iu<li: 0. K.-i'uit«i Stataa j Kcli.— Kroocb »»r.— lint.— Datrli; Ital. -llilun -i> hi. Sp.imnli; Nar. **&raw:Ur. Ua U«n«r.U c.\rgo iLp. dock p:i«Mnpi. U.— Uaewtaia: w.
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    Mails to Arrive.
    99 5 From Eoaori— By tbe M.M. i.i. Caledonien, doe June 15. From China— By the M.M. a. a. E. Simons, doe June 15 TISIE TABU Of MAIU IDE. Singapore Dae in London Arrlred May 11 N.D L. Jane 8 Jane 4 May 14 B. I. Jane 8 Jane
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    Vessels at Taojoog Pagar and Keppel Harbour.
    84 5 Wharves at which Vessel* are Berthed To-day. i»«jo«o rim* iktn Wuir Bisin— Nil. Saht W. Samoa 1— TheodorWille,Tara,Bab»l«n Ibot. 1 (Shcus Whajut):— Simongm. laonoH No. t— TbonRwa, Van Kiebeck. 8 -Nam Vong. 4— I-tria. S— PaUni. m 8 Yangt»ze, Paroo. 7— Strathspey. 8—
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    Nails Close.
    115 5 Fob Fn Bt*a**b Tim TVlfaßßnw Batavia, Sonrab»\a, etc. Van Riebtcck 7 a.m. B'ton,Bawean.S'baya,i-tc Jam tent 7 a.m. Muar and Malacca Hmuj Wan 1 p.m Muar and Malacca Lady Weld 2 p.m. r. Tinggi, B'kalia, Bugan Sri Tring.anu 2 p.m. H'oogk, B'hmg, Japan Sam Sung 3 p.m. Labuan, ti'kao,
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    Clearances.
    85 5 Jane i<* Kabinga, Brit str, Manila, Kobe, Yokohama, Astyanax, Brit Btr, Hongkong and Japan Sumatra, Brit atr, Antwerp ia ports Cerara. Dot ttr Calcutta Edendale, Brit Btr, Samarang via ports Van Goenn, Dut atr, Muntok and Billiton Merkua, Dut atr, Doii via ports II Istria, Ger atr, Hongkong, Shanghai.
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    BISHOPRIC FUND.
    393 5 Fifth List of Donations Paid and Promised. Tho Colooial Chaplain is very anxions to receive all tlip replies to his appeal in btlialf of Singapore Bishopric Endowment Fund by the -i>> 1 of tbis week, an lie lias prnmi-itl to cable home on Momlay to the Archbishop the
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    Arrival of Passengers.
    135 5 By the Sappho, Captain Sanderson, Jnnn 10. From Telnk Anoon, Mr. S. H. Kest, Mrs Miller and Mr. Millor; from Malacca, Mr. V. A. Fluwur and Mr. G. A. Derrick. By the Lady Weld, Captain fcripp June 11. From Muar, Mr. W. L. Kemp. By the Carlyle,
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    Departures.
    97 5 By tbe Sumatra, June 10. For Penani;. Mr. Bambard. Mr. Pateaon, Mr. H. Smith, and Mr. O. H. Johnson for Colombo, Mr. •I. Fairholm; for London, Mrs. F. Black, Mian D. Wells, Mr. 1> Alexander, Mr. O. A. Liddle, Mr. Rodgcrs, Mrs. D. A. M. Mills aod and child,
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      462 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. N. Y. K. JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. LTD. ••Mb A regular FORTNIGHTLY servioe la maintained between Japan »nd Europe by the Following NEW TWIN-SCREW STEAMERS. I'uder Mail Contract with the Imperial Japan ise Government, specially designed for the ni'(iauy'> European Service, lighted throughout by Electricity, provided with excellent
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      658 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. OCEAN STEAM SHIP J CO., LTD. AND CHINA MUTUAL STEAM INAV CO. LTD. The Companies' «c»m rt an> despatched from Liverpool outwards for tbe Straits, China and Japan every week, >c! from Japan homewards for London, Amsterdam and Antwerp every fortnight and for Oonoa. Marseilles and Liverpool monthly,
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      649 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. C P R. Canadian Pacific Railway Company's Royal Mail Steamship Una. THE NATIONAL HIGHWAY TO F.HROPK VIA CHINA JAPAN, CANADA auri *s 1 ONITED STATES. Ronte from Hongkong, r«.i Shanghai. Nat{a»akt p (Inland Sea of Japan), Kobe, Yokohama Victoria and Vauooover. r I B R.M.ri. "KHPK«sn or India
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      341 5 AUCTION SALES Powell and Co. Jane 18 At 16. Devmsaire Bond, valuable t'ak dab fnrniiure. at 2 p.m. IS At Sale-room, leasehold land and bousa in Arab Street, at 2 3d p m. 16— At Sale-room freehold land at Si^lap, Gaylang Kalian.: Road, and iff Sjed Alley Komi, at 2
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      62 5 "Gold thai buys health can never be ill(ipent" is another way of f>aying-tliat Steams' Wine is richly grortli every penny of its co>t and more. Steams' Wine ii a niiitcfile *s tonic, blood builder and strength producer. Weak, emaciated women and children tiiid that it works wonders for them. ovt-i0
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      64 5 WEATHER REPORT. Kandanf Kernu Hoqrital, June 10, 1908. .9 a. a. 13 r. m.|9 r. Uu »e*h. Bar. 82Fah 29.9 19>0i 29.8941 Temp 73-0 87.4 j X0.4 Wet Bulb Ther; 78.0 79 0 j 78.. i Dirof Wind.. IN. W.' B.W. j S.W. Max. Temp 87 8 Mm i 740
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      148 5 Singapore Tide Table. tFIOM Jc>lL 11 TO JCNB 17.) HIGH WATER. LOW WATER Time I H'ght Time H'gbi hrs. miQ. ft. ins. hrs.mio. ft ias. June f ..liMmi 7.2 1.51 am 34 [•Braawill j BUpm 8 152pm M iW „il 8.55 «m 7 7 239 am 1.1 fMDAT 1» 8
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      122 5 DAY BY DA) Thursday, June 11. High Water. 811 p.m B. I. homeward mail closes. 3 p.m. N. D. L. outward mail due. Cnnrt of Appeal S.C.R C. Tennis Tournament. Alhambra. 7top in Japanese Cinematograph. 730 p.m. Harima C nemntogrp.ph. 7-30 p.m. Ben Hur. Rafflds Music Hall. 9 p.m. Friday,
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    DEATH.
    19 6 Mm i. i.an —At Londou, on Juuu I ■>■ J\ n Mmi'.lan, late Muiiugiu^ Diructor of llowarlli Krßkiue, l/imiuxl.
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS THURSDAY, JUNE 11.
    1060 6 The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS THURSDAY, JUNE 11. of Hrn snMMM of mountains out of molehill:, tliore is no cud. We uiaLu this couiiuuut iv I'oiitn rtioii with tho following couiiuuuiuatiou from a correspondent It must sociu riMp to the public that no slept, arc being taken by the
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    18 6 A cargo ol MMJ arrived from the Auaui bas aud Natuua Islands, yesterday, by the local steamer Ranka.
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    17 6 A cargo of coal arrived from Kiicliiuolnti, yostenlity, by the llritish .steamer Hundley, bouud for Baltimore. I.S.A.
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    22 6 A crusade agaiust per^Ub lvee|>iug tilthy promise- and HmMTMM, refuse ou t<> tin. piibln' 1 muls has been 1 1 iv Ki-lalt
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    22 6 Couimuuicatioub are beiu>; exchanged uetwei 11 the Koreau (loveruuieut and the ■lapauese Mint iv Tokio concerning the Korean coinage for next year.
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    24 6 A MOM of timber, mother-of-pearl shell, other Australian products, aud fifty sheep arrived by tho British steamer Paroo from Krii man tli-. yesterday afternoon.
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    28 6 During the abseuce in Kuala L'luipur of Mr. Stuart Douuithorue, tho usual Friday uveuiuy lueetingti iv couuectiou with the V.M.C.A.. will be in chargo of Mr. A. Lou
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    33 6 Mr G 1 Oreeu tht Second Magistrate bound u\er a Cbiueee lad to be ju his good behaviour for sis. months, this morning, for theft of a quantity of clothing from bis mother
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    35 6 Out ut d total poll of 16,118 in the receut bye-election at Dundee, 65S were cast for the Prohibition candidate. Some people will be uukiud enough to say that was a big figure for Dundee.
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    37 6 It in said that ou the establishment of the Supreme fourth iv Seoul and elsewhere. ■I apanese barristers will be allowed to practice, and that a number of them have applied to the Resident-* lenernl for MMMMMB,
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    44 6 I In otliei day. at laoh, Mr. It. I. BMMofa, MHMMM of tin 1 Liilinl Mim '4. Ltd., was liinil MB aud c-o»t8 for having fnilcd to sond in his return- of labour in acoortlancc with the rokjipromenld of th< I'ainil lmmit^rati'.>t> Fuu-I Knactment
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    75 6 The agitation by British sailors against thy employn^ent of Chiuese at low waget has spread from London to Cardiff. A meet; ling was uc ld outside tho Cardiff Shipping I Offices, recently, when a resolution was unanimously adopted that tho seamen sailing out of the port of Cardiff strongly protested
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    16 6 Armed gan» robbers secured 10,000 Ticnltiom tlie house ot a MM M liauvkuk llie other day
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    25 6 I'roiu I >uukirk. yesterday, 70s iiackagcs of tlyuamite, detnualors aud powder for Suigou arrived by Urn Chargeurs JUmni-. -Uami -r. Amiral I. iin.it In MaieM.
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    28 6 Tlic su:e employed by Mr. I-. M. Itaddeley. at the (ioverumeut MMMMMI in OraiK'e (irove Jioad. has MMM to the Police the loss of a watch aud cliaiu.
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    44 6 His .Majesty the King of Siam has granted MMMMI for the use of a new seal an elephant staudiug ou a platlorm. with tlie words Officer of the l-'orcst I > .paitnii .it <>v one side, and oil the other -of the Province of (.'hoomporn.
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    66 6 Kvery |ktickl MM it- Ml tiuaueial MMMMt but lor a trinity of catastrophiclo come up tiu the l-.M.b.i at tlic same lime, says Iv 'I inland, is a siguitieaut omeu of bad times. The tiu -lump, farms crisis aud trade depression are all items of momentous importance at present, aud
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    67 6 A Tamil eating shop-keeper sued a fellow countryman, before Mr. C. .1. Sauudeis at tlie District Court, yesterday afternoon, for the valuo of food alleged to have been supplied in 191 V.. The Tamils evidence was an account which appeared to have been freshly nritten. but which lie ami a
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    63 6 Lieutenant Cator nt the Marine Court, this morniug.seuiencetla.lapauesc to fourteen iliiy-' rigorous imprisonment, for stowing away 011 board the -teaiucr I'aroo. from Australia. On llie expiration of liis sentence lie will be sent back to Itroome. Australia. whence he has abscoudetl from a contract in couuection wild the pearl fisheries,
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    78 6 As soon as the District -lud^c tonk hiHeat at J'cnaug, ou Saturday. Mr. Tln.ruc, of the firm of Messrs. Adams aud Allan, mentioned that lie had a coiuplaiut to make ou behalf of the Bar. He had reasou to believe that some animal -what it was ho could uot say—
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    73 6 Siu Tio. cf Chop Cliiui llock. rMMJ lioud. I'euaug. was scut to three months riIMMM iuiprisoument auil ordered by Mr. Wollerstaii, 111 the I'euaug District Court, on Saturday, to pas a live M ->'JMi. iv addition, or, iv default, another MMM mouths' rigorous imprisonment for using a false trade mark
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    73 6 Before Mr. E. C. C Howard. District Judge, in the Fourth Magistrates Court, yesterday, v Chiuamau. name. l Yt tAh Moi. aud a woman, named Tcng All Moi. appeared ou 11 charge of bringing v falsi charge with intent to injure Hoh Ah Moi aud Aug Ah Chaiby instituting crimiual
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    84 6 A llokien uaiui.il Ww Tow Seu^. MM lived IN or, iv default. MMMMM to a mouth b ngorou- imprisoumeut. by Mi. C. I. J. (ireeli, the Si coml Magistiatc. yesterday aftoruoou. foi picking the pocl.et of lladji Hassan ot a watch ami chain, valued at IM, on the Hatlle lieclamatiou
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    76 6 I'ln total railway stiilT iv India vow eon-ist uf >1C,7 men, of wlium 7,WU are F.uropeaUH. MM HMMMM aud ri'i.i',ll uative-. Ol tlic KmMMJMM aud KaMMn |;,hU. an ciirolleil a- volunteers. >\or IJUO (icrsous wen killed aud LjBH iujuretl iv railway accideul- iv India lust year, com pan. I iMtUl.bll
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    101 6 A most iugeuious robbery was commuted two days ago near Sauou Ti Tong, says the Siani Free l'ress, when a pawnshop was enteicii by au underground passage, which by all accouuts took .some mouths to moke. The thief couj li t ucei I oi>ei'atious by burrowing a holt large enough
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    123 6 Lord hobertc, presiding at the annual Meeting oi the Boyal Army Temperance Association at Cazton Hall, said that, although not a teetotaller himself, he appreciated what total abstinonce had done for the Army. If it wore possible he would like to see ever;mau iv the Army a total abstainer. Sir
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    132 6 A MM vvliicli has all Un rl, mini, of Ixjul^ MM "I )xiisoninu ha- come lo ihc knowli d'.;c of tin- police at (lon -Uouj; About 10 o'clock the other uight, l'.S. Ed wards, uaa mlled to a house in Wollingtou Street where be found two shoemakers on the ground
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    819 6 l>r. l.ritlf^t s lias Id cv trausfirrnl Uvui Kuala KmMMM lo I'aril Ciintar. Mi. 11. I-". Kookc, HMMJM hi tin I, i-l. n, Stnrltiiii: l'iiui|«iiiy's bCMoh al s whlihu. ito be married sliurtly. Sitcuiitl- Lieutenant N. I. WlutlN. -ud lit.v.i Went Keut Kcfjiiucnt. was jil.u «.-f on
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    32 6 Tho Transvaal Civil 3urvicu Pensions li.ii which bait Ue«n p übluliud at Pretoria, p*«viduii fvr the conbidcratiou oi pansiona for ■si.ji.Js cl tuu l*v> Kjpub'.ic, aAi far who juflorod through the war.
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    ROYALTIES AT REVAL.
    235 7 BANQUET ON BOARD THE YACHT STANDART. Visitors Serenaded by Russian Choirs. [H»i;T»H TlLKtiliAtt" I .oudoii. Juue In. MMJ indisposed, the CVarina WM uot present at the lunch |iarty giveu b} the C/.ar iv huuour of King F.dward ami Qmh Alexandra am hoard his yacht, the Polar Star.
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    EMPRESS OK GERMANY.
    46 7 Injured Through Fall from Her Horse. \liuu Ostasiati.hcbi Lluvh Tkliukau| licihu. Juuc lU. The BmMWH "f liilllWJ has mot with »U accident through laflMg oil her hurse. Her Majesty sustained iujurics to her huud and back, but escaped without any Iructurc of bones.
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    RUSSIAN ARMY.
    58 7 Administration Denounced hy Duma Member. I Dan QnmMHMMI Lloyd Tulhuham] P.erliu, June 111. >i|>eaiiiuc in th, Dutua. the Octobrist inembei M Unlwili'i made Intt'-r attack UtHJU till idllll l '1 1 i i| i.i Will' 1.1.pa1l incut. Kspuci»llyd( imii'i.il.ii \\a M <.uls<how s attack upon the a'lllioritii tor
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    CHINESE APOLOGISE FOR THE FRONTIER OUTRAGES.
    86 7 Kill IKK I'KLK'.KAM. London -I uue 1 1 Tlic local CliUH'-e oHnials on the N uunau trouticr bare apologised to tlic I- rcm b authorities for the rcceul outrage, hy icgulur troops iv Tonkin territory, ami li^vc promised to punish the culprits. 'Dun Ustasiatiscui
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    REDUCED) PRICES FOR STEEL PRODUCTS
    32 7 I <»■'»!- I r. lb I London, Juus 11. v ataoucccd Iron: "cv, York that tho •teu! Tni3t notifies a general reduction of prices for finished sttu products
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    Ml LAI HAFID ARRIVES AT FEZ.
    30 7 'KiniK 1 'I'klK'iliwi I lull JIIUC lU. Mului llatid. who lias established himself as thu ruler of Morocco. has cnterud Ken with much pouip
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    GERMAN NAVAI. SERVICE.
    33 7 |I>*h IWIMHMI l.i.ovn Tmlb.ißaml I:. -i-|..u. I. me Hi. ThenMMd luMwrftod that sen ice iv the Gorman na> y h to be e^teudud by six months arc contradicted as untrtii
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    RUSSO-INDHN RAILWAY.
    26 7 [DU OaTAsUTISCBI LIoYD TIUOKAMJ Berlin, Juno 10. Ihe Russian financial newspaper l>orit;u •String »uUy tlut the construction oi thu S.i«a-I»^.o Railway through Baluchistan iairin^B&ing.
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    MEDICAL HALL CASE.
    764 7 Labels round in the Outfits of Coiners. In the socoud caw tiromjhl n^iinst Mr. h. Mruve. proprietor of the Medical Hall, yesterday, the Magistrate reserved his dcei .lion. As in Um former caso, Mr. Hasting Ifhodes. Actiug Deputy l*i»t»li-- l'r..secntor. appeared for Um Crown, and Mr. I'.
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    171 7 Tlic case of Mas-imiuo Cuuico agaiust a Mr. Woodford or Woltai s as called up before the Fourth Magistrate. Mr. .Maurice Thuuder, this morning. Mi. I. F.iitci 1 lay lies appeared for Mr. Cuuico ami Mr. F. M. huparil appeared lor Mr. Woodford, wt» is au engineer em
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    The Writing on the Door
    160 7 Mr. S. 11. Henson. Police Probationer. |uosei iitiil four Cantonese women before tin Third M.igiHtrnU 1 Mr. K. K. Colmau. yester day rihHWi m rluu^i s of Ciirr\i»» on a < 111 1 j .lif Xi UMM] mil U'lii!' irf-eupier ill ,i common ;:ainin;; house,
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    Warship in Danger.
    294 7 I H.M.S. IRKESISTIBLES N4RR0W ESCAPE. Probable Explanation of Accident. Km itii.. VtaMMUl I.uikI-hi. .Imn: W Tin liriti-.li li.ittk >hip Irresistible, while imitimui; in tin- Kuglish Channel, hail a narrow awa^a fruni apwiziug. >»iug to the -<■ i -Milvrs refusing to close, tin' water rushed in awl OMHod
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    SETTLEMENT OFFICERS.
    485 7 I. M.S. Government's Parsimonious Treatment of Servants. 'Hie salary p<uil to Settlement Officers is MM of till' MM iu this peculiarly uudcrpaid Oov< rmucut Service, and the position of the illiiiiitiiii.it' \vllO has liceli lot intii. in ri-iliicdl to, M-rviug the (iovernmeut of the I".M>. is aggravated by
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    Bengali Dhoby Charged
    110 7 Mr. C. F. J. Green, tho Second Magistrate, yesterday, resumed the hearing oi the case against a Bengali Dhoby named Jeetu, who was charged with theft of H in notes, left in the pocket of a pair uf trousers belonging to Private CooK. of the lioyal West
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    Prohibited Coins
    100 7 A Chinaman, named kuh -in Soon, appeared before Mr. E. C. C. Howard, District Judge, this morning, on a charge of importing prohibited coinx amounting in all to 129.59 Mexican. Accused said that he was working on a Hongkong steamer which was in dock at Tanjong Pagar for
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    948 7 AN IMPORTANT VALUATION CASE REVIVED. Admissibility of Evidence Queried. In lIh Supremo Court, tliis morning, before then Lordships Justices Fislier, Scrcouibo Smith, aud Biiulilcll, sitting in appellate I u r i mI ii tii ii i the ap| k al wan commenced nf the l'rocureur in Singapore
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    Charge Against a Chinting.
    66 7 Abdul Kadir. Malay Chipting No. Hi, wax trwd before the Third Magistrate. Mr. E. E. Coluiau this morning, on a charge of accepting au illogal gratification of two half guilders. Detectivo Sergeant Bourne prosecuted. The Magistrate amended the charge to accepting thu first coin au an
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    MURDER CHARGE
    368 7 Chinaman Charged with Stabbing a Planter. A Inuauiuu. named Choo 1m appeared before the Second Magistrate, Mr. 0. K. J. Orueii, this moraine, for preliminary cm quiry iuto a charge of stabbing fatally one Poh Swiw in I'hangi Road ou Majr 16. Mr. Hastings fthodes, the acting Deputy
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    SETTLEMENT SUGGESTED.
    206 7 Some Troubles Concerning a Chinese Estate. Fu Uii' appeal re Alum Uuoua Kaveua Mana Kaniasauiy Cliitty. o\-partc the Bm Ilia Tong banking and In-n.inn Company, Limited, which has beeu before their Lordshi]is Justices Kislier. Scrcoiubc Smith ami ISraddcll, judgment has bun reserved. Yesterday afternoon, tlie Appeal Court made
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    Unsatisfactory Deal in Shells
    140 7 A civil cose was taken by Mr. L". C. Howard, District Judge, iv the Fourth Magistrate's Court, yesterday afternoon, the parties boiug Chop Chin Seug Hoc, plaiutilTs, and Messrs. Drinkmuun and Company, dc fcudauts. Mr. J. Q. Campbell appeared for the furiuer and Mr. Fpcott for
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    Tiger Shot in Penang
    174 7 The Straits Kchu stutcs that a hiinuniiu liviug at Batik I'ulau, P. uaug, shot a large tiger outside his hut early ou Saturday muruing. Tho man heard au uproar in his pig-tities at dawn aud came out tv liud a large tiger there. I ortunately, he
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    Unsettled Conditions in Cuba
    78 7 President Roosevelt lias aunuuuer*! tliat the United States troops occupying Cuba, under tho terms of the provisional government, will remain there some time lunger on account of the unsettled conditions brought about by the prospect of the elections, says a special telegram to the Manila Times.
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    33 7 The Japanese authorities have decided to alter entirely the criminal law* that aru at present in use is the Courts oi £orua, and to bring them in line with those iued in Japan.
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    LAND OF FREEDOM.
    80 7 JAPANESE ATTACKED IN STATE OF CALIFORNIA. Cementing the Solidarity of the Human Race! IKaoTiB'sTaLiuftAMl Loudon, .lime 11. A party of white, in tliu Lo.s Au^olos uiulou-gron-inK district, ia the State of California, attacked and demolished a wagou belonging to •lapanesc. The occupants ijf tin wa(>uu were iujurcd.
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    RIOTING IN SINGAPORE
    370 7 Imprisonment for Four Armed Chinese. Mr. X.l .C. Howard, District Judg wab engaged nearly all day, yesterday, with the Bukit Timah riot case, eight Chinese being ou trial ou charges uf rioting while armed with deadly weapons, and mischief iv partially demolishing the house of Tan Chye
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    Ben Hut's Wrestling
    138 7 At thu lien Hur -Little Bessie ontertaiu m- nt. at Ruffles Hotel last night, there was a greater attendance than the show has us yet 1" en favoured witli. This, probably, wan due to the fact that a wrestling competition was arranged between Ben Hur and Mr.
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    Artisans Wanted for the Army.
    94 7 The War Office notifies that Army recruits are required for the mechanical transport branch of the Army Service Corps for the purpose of driving and repairing traction engines, lorries, and motor cars, which arc driven either by steam or internal combustion engines. The men required
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    Death of Mr. J.J. Macbean.
    248 7 Death of Mr. J. J Macbean. It is with J'.tp regret we record the death of Mr. John James Macbtan formerly Managing Director of Mcssr.,. Howarth. Erskiuo and Company, Limited, which, according to a cable received in Singapore this morning, took place at Buckeuhaui. Essex, on Tuesday. The deceased gcntlomau
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      62 8 5.C.5.A. v. R.A.T.A. T..c toiliwinj; will roprpsont tho Subordinate Civil -V ivice Association in a football luttch on the Ritfl-t Reclamation this evening, nganist tin: U.A.T.A., West K<-nts O.ial, T.iv N*i Chia; bucks, V. Sellapan mid OaMde; halves. R. Meredith, Cliew ii ick Si ng and J. McLean
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      Cricket.
      129 8 Match at Malacca. Oar II iu, Lieut writes; On Momlay, a return-match was played at between the First Eleven aud the Next Eighteen. The latt»r were two men ■hart. The Pandai Skali men batted first. Vowler aud Moorhousc, both of whom were missed, made M and ,!1 unit out
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      Lawn Tennis
      104 8 S.C.R C. Tournament. ""ho result of yesterday's play in the S.C.R C. Lawn Tennis tournamcut was as follows V IONUB, Kiong Chin Eng own 4 boat Scab Cheng Joo, rec. 2, I—6, o—l, o—4. 1! SIMiLKS. Song Chin Eng scr. beat Koh Peng Hoe, owe 7, 6—4, 7—5.
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      268 8 The Olympic Regatta. A provisional English eight for the Olympic Regatta has been in fairly regular practice now for over a fortnight ou the Thames at Putiiry (says The Times of May 11). ii. Is. Eihcrington-Siuith has been ftioking as a rule, although he was at one time relieved
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    SMUGGLING FROM BORNEO
    223 8 Moro Boats Trade to Southern Philippines. Colonel Colton, Collector of Customs for the Philippine bund*, has been on a visit to Mm MniUiern inlands anil Dorneo, inspection tlie various ports of entry and investigating Um MBOggtiag trad.', wljioh is a largo one. In Um eomaa of an
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    Taxing Malays in Sumatra.
    143 8 The iropatieucp of tlie Malays in the province of West Sumatra at the new taxalion levied is no less but they are more Eiur.le.il iv tbowiag it, vow that the Government imans b u 1 1 i'lic authority s. at the outset, were contort to arraat
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    MEDICAL PRACTICE IN CHINA. ,
    281 8 MEDICAL PRACTICE IN CHINA. Treating Patients Over Telegraph Wires. In Hongkong, where the requirements for medical practice are on English lines, there are German practitioners, but no Americans. The profession is mainly British and of high standard. In Shanghai the field is more open, aud in the Chinese cities there
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    UPRISING IN SULU.
    286 8 Rumoured Slaughter of Americans by the Moros. I In addition to what we printed, on Tues. day, regarding the present disturbances in the Siihi Islands, the Manila Times of June 1, gives the following particulars According to reports from Jolo, the Moros aro beginning to make trouble
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    The Progress of Siam
    57 8 A correspondent, who signs himself Fairplay. writes to The Times refuting the alleged backwardness of Siam. Twenty years' residence there enables him to testify to the enormous strides the country has made. He instances railway development, the, excellence of the organisation and discipline of the army
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    Rabble Revolutionists
    143 8 The Yunnan revolutionists are described as being no better than an armed rabble, whose successes are due mainly to treason in the army of the Imperialists. Their ranks are recruited chiefly from the members of Secret Societies and from deserters. A lot of them are mere lads, staggering
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    Consular Questions.
    140 8 A treaty between Holland and Japan will shortly be ratified at Tokio, according to a telegram from the Hague, on May 24, authorising the appointment of Japanese Consuls at Netherlands India ports. The iinti .lipauese section of the public there see political danger in such appointments, and hope
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    Proposed Anglo- French Alliance.
    87 8 The suggestion of an Anglo-French alliance is being generally discussed in the London papers. The Standard hopes that it will never be. We are stronger alone, it says. The Daily >"ews says it would be a disaster to European peace. The Daily Telegraph says that there
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    DRUMMING FOR REVENGE.
    503 8 Fortunate Official Spared the Bamboo. Here is an interesting incident which occurred at Canton, says a correspondent of the China Mail. There is a custom in China that anyone whose parents, or relatives, have been murdered, or who has any complaints to make, or revenge to take,
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    DAMAGES FOR LIBEL
    172 8 Fifteen Thousand Pesos Awarded! to Scotsman. Judge Araullo, of the Court of First Instance in Manila, has rendered decision in the case of J.mrB F. Macltod versus the Philippines Publishing Company, giving the plaintiff damages to the amount of pesos 15,000. T!n< damages aro distributed us follows
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    KING IN TRAMCAR
    210 8 A Morning of Merriment at Christiania. Falliog in with the simple manual* of tbc Norwegian Court, the King, when at Christiania, took th« Queen, Queen Maud. Princess Victoria, and King Haakon for a long ride in a tramway-car. It was a lovely morning with brilliant sunshine and
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    Co-operative Health Resorts.
    135 8 M. Beau, the late Governor General of Indo China, took greatly to heart the unhappy position of Government servants who return on sick leave to France, and have no families or rotations to care for them. Too often, the furlough costs them a gTeat deal of money
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      159 8 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Singapore, June 9. Sir,— lf your readers are not too tired of the subject, I would again refer to opium and point out that, so far, nothing has been said officially to connect Sarawak and British North Borneo, cither directly or
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      Municipal Nuisances.
      107 8 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Singapore, June 10. Sir,— -Your correspondent, A Typhoid Germ, is evidently unaware of tin fact that the Municipality of Singapore ig a one man show," and that the guntleuion representing the various wards don"t count." I beg, therefore, to suggest, as
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      149 8 To the Editor of tlie Straits Times. Singapore, June 10. Sir,— One cannot help R.vmpathising with tbe observation)) of your correspondent, A Typhoid Germ. Like iu the Gnylang IJoml. tlio s»rao intolerable nuisance is permitted to exist on the Serangoon Koad. In this neighbourhood, one encounters daily a procession of
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      234 8 To the Kditnr of the Straits Times. Singapore, June 10. j Sir, I have read with much interest your I correspondent's remark regarding Municipal nuisances, and I may add that if the members of the Municipal Commission hail taken the suggested trip down Gaylang Road this morning at 10.30, they
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    RECALCITRANT JUNKMEN.
    215 8 Experiences on Government Tender Off Hongkong. For some time past it has been considered advisable to provide moorings at Gap Rock for the Government tender Stanley when rough weather prevail*. Lp to the present time there is no anchorage for the tender anywhere near the lighthouse, and it
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    105 8 A protest is being made by the gentry and mercantile class against an attempt alleged to have been formulated by a Chinese in Japan who is reported to bave influenced a Prince in Peking, by payment of an enormous sum of money, in order to obtain a monopoly to re-start
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      469 8 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS OPERATOR AND EN6INE ORIVER Wanted, an operator and engine driver to Inok after a Cinema: 'graph 'iscbine. Mn«t travel. Good salary to cimpetrat man. Apply, stating ialary rtqnired. to U, F. Q., c,o Stra.'ts HOUBE TO LET. OSCAR LODGE, Gilstoad Road. Im-mediat-o entry. Rental, »40 per month. HOOK
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      300 8 TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT Raffles Music Hall, rAT 9.30. FULL PROGRAM MR AND GRAND WRESTLING MATCH AT The One Price (TWO DOLLARS BENHUR in another Wrestling Bout and that dainty iavoui!i<> LITTLE BESSIE. Also an excellent SET OF PICTURFS. The Robinson Piano Co., Ltd NEW Pianos For HIRE. •12 IPTSiIR, 2w£ O
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      1005 9 THE SCBSOBIFTKMI LUT WILL OPEN ON MONDAY, THE 16th DAY OF.'JVNE, I9M, AND CU)SE ON OR BEFORE THI HSDAY. THE 18ih DAY OF JUNE, 1906. Whiteaway, Laidlaw k Company, LIMITED Capital £600,000, nvon into 4W.000 SIX PER CENT. CUMULATIVE PREFERENCE SHARES OF £1 EACH £400,000 900.000 ORDINARY SHARES OF £1
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      1215 9 Jt 3. d. Tbe average prontt ot the businesses on the basis of the last rive years is IMM 0 To this has to be added rents hitherto paid for premises now takeu over by the Company 7,^48 17 5 Aud the further rents from the part of uew premises
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      216 9 WHITEAWAY, LAIDLAW CO Columbia Records. The Soft, Mellon love and Smooth Running of these DISCS., we feel snre, will please everyone interested in good records. 10-m. Single Faced Price $1,00 each 10-k. Double Faced Price $1.'50 each 124 b. Bseovii Price $2.00 ftlll Gloria H TALKING MACHINES. M $21. $25.
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    CURRENT LITERATURE.
    1067 10 SHORT REVIEWS OF COLONIAL BOOKS. Stories From the Cape. With Sword and Statdtk ion the Capo of Good Hope Frontier i. By Major Hook. London Oreaveß, Pans and Company, 10s. ttd. These arc the reminiscences of a tactful man aud a gallant. Anything in the way of disturbance
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      648 10 SALES BY AUCTION.! MORTGAGEE S SALE. At POWKLXi a CO.'S Saleroom, On Tuenday, June 16, at 2.30 p.m. AKUJ STHKET- Leasehold land, area W4 squaro feet, (ioverninent leases with about M yearn to run, together with the uhop house No. IHO. AKAIS STHEET, Singapore Town. Powell ff Co.. 4urtiont*efa. Aitkon
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      503 10 SALES BY AUCTION. MORTGAGEE S SALE. Monday, June It, J< 2.30 p.m. DISTRICT OF NORTH SELETAR. 100 aores, 2 ro>K 1$ poles; Agrionltural Land, hel-3 for 999 years. H. L. Coghlan V Co., Licensed Auctioneers and I 12-4'j Surveyors, i LAND SALE. Monday, June 15, at J. 30 p.m. Lot
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      498 10 SALES BY AUCTION. MORTGAGEE'S SALE. Tuesday, June 16, at 2.30 p.m. Bhop-hoose No 18 (formerly No. 44), off Clieang Wan Seng Place, Singapore town. Ira Bb7 feet, leas" 999 year*, quit rent S3. Powell t¥ Co., liftM AuctioueeiM. MORTGAGEES SALE. lu-rday, June 16, at 2.30 p.m. Freehold Laud at Pulau
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      21 10 "Stkabnb" Headache Cvkk. For headache* oi all kinds. Not a narcotic. Itclioves surely and quickly. It positively cures. Of all cbemUU.
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      338 10 WiMßnjnoMiitMLliliiULlMdULi J. MOTION CO. Watchmakers. Jewellers. Opticians. I REPAIRS PROMPTLY EXECUTED. i A good example is set by j the people who take care i ij of their teeth and more lof them every year use Calvert's Carbolic Tooth Powder i w«Dr ny I I !v, n Co.. M.iKl.r»te», Lng.
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      645 10 BANKING COMPANIES. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. I [NCOKPORAT4D BY KOYAL CHASTER. I Paid np Capital in 60,000 Scares »f IWeacb «l,X»,000 Reserve Fund ..*1,655,000 Reserve Liability of Propiietora £1 900,000 BANKERK. Bauk ol England. National Bank of Bootlaud. Tot London City A Midland Bank Ltd. UINOAPORB BRANCH.
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    AUTOMOBILISM.
    1114 11 NOTES AND NEWS OF INTEREST TO MOTORISTS. I PNiMM llaiiiHiurti the luiliuii ;UliUt<\ who has made a considerable reputation in Bombay as a strong man, delayed hii di-par- tun from that city in order to meet the rhallbOKf of a Parrot- sportsmai 1 who offered t<. b< t rupees
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      494 11 MOTOR CARS. NOW IN STOCK. ARGYLLS GBLBBHATBO SILENT 14-16 DE LUXE. Adams Hewitts. Rovers. ON VIEW AT fill AMI Rflfl-M £Q &ad Orchard Road OliUfff nWlfl tSf (TwoDoon, from (old Storage Depot). Dunlop Motor Tyres. NON SLIPS (GROOVED) AND ORDINARY (PLAIN) HEAVY TYRES STOCKED IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL SIZES Catalogue*
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      167 11 LAXATINE, the Ideal Purgative, reoom mended by tbe beat medical authorities Eas) o take and oertain in resnlts. To be had of all jhemists. WholeHaie from Tbe Pburroaoy. "tttery Ro»d. Kiouarur. IKK* PHOSFERINE I T»« QMata-4 aM Taai** I I HAtHtrm HMn. j t v m*i -ma i Miss. i
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      518 11 Local Motor^Car Agencies. Extract from The Motor 1 A Sweet-running Car. by Henry Stnrmc v "T J I'" the opportunity a few days sj;o of a bhort rau jn thi nitt 14 h.p. Siddcley. The ohnsuis, for four cylinder oar ii CinnlTl CV fit.-«n>ely cimfle. and I was greatly struck
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      462 12 Scale of Cbaraee- jl prepaid ADVERTISEMENTS.— MljoelMM Want! cf Erery Description, Houses, •wd etc to let, are Inserted it the following One Ircrtton I 1.20 per inoh. IM ».00 Thr« »-90 Six t.K •4ine (40 Twol'e 7.M :v, e nty£re 10.00 (E«oh pebsequent month IS per Inoh.) Ibe above rate
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