The Straits Times, 15 June 1908

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    13 1 The Straits Times. NO. 22.677. SINGAPORE. MONDAY, JUNE 15. 1908. PRICE 10 CENTB.
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      177 1 Brooklands 26 h.p. Record. The long 'distance record in the 20 h.p. class was beaten liy Mr. J. W. Stocks on a DE DION BOUTOM Car on April 27, the distance, 274 miles, being covered at an average speed of over 71 IMIIXjIES IFIEIR, IECOTJIR,. C. DUPIRE aTscT CO., KATZ
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      47 1 The HARIMA HALL AT NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. has been leased out to THE BEN HUB, LITTLE BESSIE CO., for a .-licit season. The Cinematograph Machine with fittings, complete, as well as some second-hand films are offered for sale. For particulars, apply to E. HARIMA, 518, Beach ttoad.
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      46 1 CALEDONIAN HOTEL 77, Braat Boaah Road, SingaporeThe Brightest and Healthiant Reeort in the City. Hotel Porter in uniform meets all 3oaM and Traini. Pure and *^^^kS Wholesome ASAHI BEER. Of all Dealers. Wholesale only from THE MITSUI BUSS AN KAISHA, THE DAI NIPPON BREWERY COMPANY. LTD.
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      215 1 Robinson and Company. £S and *p h£*9~S*7 CIGARETTES. PS il^lg^^/dtf The ■■CLUB Brand CltHEf -**-> Keprewent- the Highest iV^jree of P^^^^tfartS uixtuvt* of tlic liigln-st grade of ylf^~^^S^^^^^^T^T^^^ !lanj umile. ef t! in. Vli-i-iia mature 1 Tobacco, cool suiol;in». W 1,1. 1 j Tobacco, cvciv Itai bring seductive flavour and
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      216 1 ADELPHI HOTEL "ffIUT THE ONLY HOTEL IN SINGAPORE UNDER ENGLISH MANAGEMENT. Anglo-French Cuisine English Cleanliness Home Comforts Moderate Terms I GUEST WIGHT EVERY SATURDAY. By special desire, the Plebiscite Dinners are being continued. Gnests s.jouM eenJ in requests for any Special Dishes desired on or before Friday in raoh week.
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      22 1 Plants, Flowers. A Basket of Beautiful ROSES for 5O CENTS. Tel^— I SBfcS; ART NEEDLEWORK AND FLOWER DEPOT. tl7. Orchard Bond4025 1
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    RUBBER NOTES.
    1379 2 CONSOLIDATED MALAY ESTATES KEPORT. Acreage Planted in the I .MS. iicatlers from the Straits SettUuients or the Federated Malay States, pruccediu^ to England and caring to visit the Kubbcr and Allied Tracks Exhibition at Olympia. from September U to September '2(1. can obtain free of charge, season or
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    RIVAL AERONAUTS.
    403 2 Mr. Farman Challenges the Wright Brothers. The Paris ■.rorrtsponileiit ol the I>aily Chronicle -tan that Mr. Henry r'ttruian, the. famous aeronaut, through the medium of thu Nm York Herald, nan i-.-ued a challenge to the Wright lSrotbcis, inviting them to compete against him in a race with aeroplanes.
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      463 2 "STELLA" Motor Cars. Silent when running, Flexible Engine, Durable, Economical. Trial ruus can be arranged. The Borneo Co., Ltd., SOLE AGENTS, SINGAPORE. Bulmer's Cider. i (FINEST HEREFORDSHIRE). Guaranlevd to be the pure juice of selected apples. An ideal drink for the Tropics. 6 Dozen Pints $16. 3 Dozen Quarts $13.
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      153 2 Uerr Dernbnrg, the German Colonial Secretary, was received by the King at Buckingham Palace before sailing (or South Africa. A Monster V Devil Fish Destroying its vie- fIS tim is a type of Rheumatism. To be overpowered I by this terrible disease, crippled, I helpless, bedridden, is to-day the fate
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      843 2 6. OTOMUNE CO., SINGAPORE. Japanese Curios and General Store. 0 have Hit I'lNKsl. -.ptt-ibily selected collf-ction oj High class Japanese Curio* and Modem Art Work of Japan suitable for PRESENTS, GIFTS, PRIZES AND SOUVENIRS. It needs only visit to the CKtablifbou U to appreciate all that is dioplayod in tht
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    Tiger Hunt.
    840 3 MAN-EATER SHOT AT P4DANG RENGAS. Exciting Experience in Selangor, The Mulay Mail has published the follow inn accouut of the shooting of the tiger at Padang Rengas by Mr. H. VttJ* of Kuala 1 .urn pur Having received information that the mau-cating tiger at Padang Keugas had been
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    Met at Last.
    140 3 The lilot'irfnutciii cocrespouuVut of, tbe Times tells the following interesting story of the meeting of Lord Metbuon and General De Wet. Ho says:— At a recent social gathering at tho house of Mr. Botha, tbe Mayor of Bioemfontein, Lord Methuen and General De Wet were casually introduced
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      472 3 PURE MILK FOR BABIES. Foods. Tha "ADanburyi Milk l-"ooii-> .ire t,ia nearest uppioaeh *o maternal milk that science has yet achieved. They provide, when usea as directed, a ?omplete diet for infants; promote vigorous health and growth; make firm flesh and strong bones; nnd are so graduated ns to give
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      31 3 LAXATINE, the Ideal Purgative, recommended by tbe buel medioal authorities. Eaiv 10 take aiid oartain m result*. To be u»d of all jhemiata. WboleMtle frmn Thr Ph»rm»oy. Battery Ro«.1. Hio«»port MM
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      523 3 A MATRON of the Y.W.C.A. HOME %a t* VVV V- J' 1* v I m Neuritis, Lassitude, Neuralgia— Almost everyone has known rhm ieeling of relief and thankfulness when they have lound someone who could be '<Icf>ei<J t d upon' without doubt or disappointment, whose word Gin be accepted unquestionably—
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    MALARIA IN HISTORY
    297 4 Another Reason lor the Downfall of Greece and Rome. A Mr W. 11. S. .Jones has advanced ;i uew theory as to the cause ot" tho decay of ancient HoiU' :iud QnMa, He assigns it to the sprea i malaria aud gives some iat< resting BfidettOO. Practically
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    A COURT OF TEARS.
    298 4 Working at Great Pressure in New York. < jun of Team, an it i.-, eaUad m fhm Yjiii, !■< Am. i-ica's latesa nu.jnii.ial tribunal tor uiomlinn biukcu hcarto. It is roa by tinHobi'' Kiluiati.)ii;il Allium-. in New York, and wlicu. ou a special iuvitatiou givon. .i
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    11ST OF PASSENGERS.
    178 4 1 1ST OF PASSENGERS. Passengers Outward. POT P. Msi O. ~to;iujei .Moldavi.i. OOOMI oi iutf witb Urn steaoier Ucrajiha ai Coluuibo. lon .1 me l». Mr. D W PowcO, Mi-. B. Nr.nu. Mi. ;m.l Xra II A. Oil I 111 J. Mr. II 11. I.. .M.ISM V. Par P. .ui.f
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    33 4 Au infonual gatbsjsiasr ai l.ausdowu lluusu <jl friend* an. l mmUsl of the late Duke of Dcvoushirc decided to sjfM elfict to tlie doii'e lor a public memorial of the distill gttisjhsjd -tiitcsmaii.
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    61 4 The icpoit 01 the Rflfal Mail si.aiu Packet C<n]i)iauy for 1907 states that the court avauud tlictuselves nt a favourable opportu nity pi ac<j liring an interest 111 thu Sliire Urn of steamers. trailiu)> tv 1 lima aud the I'ar KMSi and they purchased the steamers Mouiuoutlishiic, l>eiibi<;hshire, and Flint
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    747 4 XifUMY, rt, firobablt' date oj arrival, 2nd name of Agents. STEAMERS. Airlio, Sydney, Jsms 24; Boastead iH—BtS), larcelou.f. fuue \i; Barlow Aroad:a Hongkoni: lalyS; P. AO. Coy. Aroonia. 1 imbn. JohrlS; East Asiatic (oy Aatj nax, i.id», Iv!. W. Mansfield AyTUhia. Bangkok, Jans)tl| BorneoOov" ■i.o:' Samoa. I'ina MoineComte
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      103 4 AN AUSTRALIAN COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER S STORY. It is theeouiun reiiil traveller who tinds the many aaaßMa of climate and water trying. Mr. Gkaa, fl. C°ha|iiuan, who repreocuts a large llrisbaue conccru, had been troubled for years with chronic diarrhoea. Ou one of hi* ti ips a fellow traveller recommended Chamberlain's
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      753 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. i2T O «aa> V*# a STEAM NAVIGATION CO. For Cbina, Japan, Penanp;, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Bills of Lading issued for Cbiu Coaet, Persian Gulf Continental, and Amerioa' 1 Ports. dimmer? veil! leave Singapore on ts ahow MAIL I.INH. (OtHKanl \or
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      667 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. HANDEL AND SGHEEPVAART MY. BANDJER, BANDJERMASIN. Tbe Steamers ot this company maintain a regalar service between:— Singapore, Scurabaya, Bandjermasin, Polo Lant, BsJik Papan, Koetei, with transhipment s,t Bandjennasin fur Sampit, Mandawai. Koemai, Kotta Waringin, Djelai. Tbe steamers have good acoomodation for first and second class passengers. Tom Caw.
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      432 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE. HAMBURG. The sieamer* of this Company maintain a regular, servioe between Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, and Rotterdam, and the Straits, China an 1 Japan. Homewards, they are deapatoheJ fortnightly for Havre and Hamburg and once a month for Bremerhavea direct, callinc st Penang and Colombo. Taking
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      774 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. N. D. L. NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYO Imparlal (ierman Mall Lin* The fast and well known mail steamerthis Company sail fortnightly from Br Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Sooths re ton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (counc. Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria, and vloe WJSSS) Por Said, Sues, Aden, Colombo, Penarv Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, NagasAki,
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      200 4 UNION S.S. CO. OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD. <J\GAPORE TO SKW ZEALAND AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON, LYTTLBTOM AM) I' SEDIN, U.S.' OLLIV. Ai' &aluJU!fO aNJ> HJI DBMNBUmri OFTK>J>). The Cumpany'» T.S. Stcaujer APARIMA, tous. Edwd. Siott, Cociinundor, tuaiii tains a regular foiir-montliiy service betwcoa Siuxapur.-' .ud New Zealand. Excellent saloou .".;couiuitnlaticu amidabjpsj, fitted
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    SHIPPING IN PORT.
    1467 5 uuuiMi tit.ulmx tha following khtinm&ltoiM »r» im.l »t r -_«t«Aia«r ab. ship; hq. tnrqae; -uti.— ■kassW! Vrt.-Ylu.llt. Cm.— Ornlxr il'bt.— <lan bout; lur.— TortHxl". H.p- -Mor»e pow«i Brit.Briti»h D. S.— l uit...l mttml Krb. -l-wro-h; Oer.— llnoi, llal .—Dutch Hal. -Italian Sum.— lp.tin»h; Bai.— S.u-Awak <».. -o*n«rd
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    149 5 PARKED BTJMDA STRAITS OR ARRIVED FOR ORDERB. May -IK— Dut. »tr. Opliir. Captain Boon, from Batavia. May '28. For Rotterdam. J". —Nor. str. Sotumerstad, from Slinnghai. "29. Brit. str. Vauxhall, from Now York, March 14. For Shanghai. 80.— Brit. str. Olondevon. HO.— Brit. str. Islander, Captain Wright from Cliristiuas
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    Mail Steamer Movements
    69 5 BcMMftUB) P. AVi, 0 Miru The P. and homeward mail Bteamer Delhi left Hongkong, al 3 p.m on Ratnrday, »n.l in dne here at 6 a.m.. on Thursday, the 18th in tant. OiTwinc P. ami O. Mail. The P. ami O. outward mail steamer Devanha left Colombo
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    Mails Close.
    58 5 P»a Stsamii. Ttaa To-homow IlaiH v in Li Stunt 9 a.m. Tring^iuu via portn Aing Ltamj 11 a.m. P. fi'tenham aud Penang Perak 1 p.m. Mm- and Malacca Lady Weld 2 p.m. P. Hwettenhara via ports Poh Ann 8 p.m. WrnxrsDAT. P. s utimn and Penang Kutmi 1
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    Mails to Arrive.
    109 5 Kwra Epr.'f»— fly the P. O. a.s. Devanha, due Jane l.<. From Chin*— By tha P. 4 O Delhi. due June M :i Ti»L* or miL« io». Singmpori- l>ne Id Looiion irrlTed May 11 V I> I. June Jane 4 M»> 14 B. I. June 6 June
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    Vessels at Tanjong Pagar and Keppel Harbour.
    86 5 Wharves at which Vessels are Berthed To-day Eibt Wbabt Bas»— Nil. Eisi W. Hktioh I— Moj on M»rn, T«wti San. 1 |Bimi Wbarf):— Nil. Sittrnoß No. >— Albenga, Kuraiiang. 3 -Lothian. 4— Headly. s— Kataang B—TtlemachiH.8 TtlemachiH. Teleafora. T— La Seyne. B— E.
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    MINING REPORTS.
    941 5 Returns of the Belat and Kuantan Companies. In his monthly report to the Director*, the manager of the Bilat Tin Mining Com pany, Limited, states: Bclat, June 5. Gentlemen, I beg to submit to you my report of tbe work dove on your mines during the month of
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      60 5 A CERTAIN CURE FOR BOWEL COMPLAINT. When attacked wit.i iliarthotia or bowel cuuiplaint you want medicine that acts quickly. Tlio attack is always sudden, generally MM and with increasing pain. Chamberlain* Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has never been known to fail in any case of colic, diarrhoea or Hummer
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      489 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD. AND CHINA MUTUAL STEAM JNAV CO. LTD. o The CumpaniM' itwuntn are dwijMieDed from Liverpool outwaida (or tho Htraiti, Übina and Japan ever; wmk. and from Itpaa homewards for Londrn, Amsterdam and Antwerp every fortnight and for Genoa. Marseille! and Liverpool monthly One
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      476 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. C P R. Canadian Pacific Railway Company's Royal Mall Steamship Line I'BR NAJIONaI, HIGHWAY TO feUKOrS VIA CHINA JAPAN. CANADA ao.l ONITEb BTATKB. Koute from llnntfkr<nf t*» Hbaogha'. Nagasaki (Inland Baa of Japanl. Kobe. Yokohama. Viotorla »v 1 Vance: "er K.M.H. -'Kur:tii>^ or Ivdia" Txuc *or«v hwio R.M.S.
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      335 5 4UCTION SALES Powell and Co. I line 18— At .Sale-room, leasehold laud and houHe in Arab Street, at 2 30 p.m. 16— At Saleroom freehold land at Siglap, GayUng. Kalian^ Road, and off Byed Alley Road, at 230 p.m. a 16— At Sale-room, freehold land andAou»o in Orchard Road, and
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      76 5 Tim-BiLUi on Fort Canning and Mount Faber drop daily at 1 p.m., Bingjaifore standard tira« corresponding to 6 a.m. Qfeeuwicb itkhh time. The timegun is fired at "tl o'clock ucytn. indicating Singapore standard time, on every day excepting Sunday. wh»n it is fired »t in* o'oloek. SPRAINS QUICKLY CUREO. Bathe
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      147 5 Singapore Tide Table. (Fbom Jcne 15 to JrSEjlj HIGH WATER. |LOW WATEB Time f H'ght Time ffght hrs. mm. ft. ins. brs. mm. ft. ins. June 111.21 am; 8.6 4.48 am 0.4 Moiidat H 10 .s9pm: 9.7 4.38pm 8.9 •all 05 P m h6 5.22 am 0.0 TcaM)»t IB U-
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      137 5 DAY BY DAY Monday, June 15. Hlcb Water. 10 30 p m Wbiteaway Lsidlaw and Co. (t.t i.i nabscrip tioo list opens. B.C.R.C. Tennis Tournament. Albambra. 780p in Japanese Cinematograph. 7-30 p.m Ilarima Hall. Ben Hur. 7-80 p.m Tuesday, June 10. High Water. 0-5 p.m. 11-18 p.m. Wednesday, June 17.
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    The Straits Times PRICE 10 CENTS. MONDAY, JUNE 15.
    1491 6 The Straits Times PRICE 10 CENTS. MONDAY, JUNE 15. I'll, letter by Mr. Joseph O. Alexander, Hou. Secretary of the Society for tinSuppression of Opium, roproduced in this issue, is au excellent example of liow an artificial public opinion on the opium question has becu macufactured by this sedulous Secretary
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    16 6 A cargo of tin-ore arrived from Siugkup by the Dutch steamer Sultau Van Liugga, last night.
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    17 6 A coolie steamer pastied through the |«n'. at 1 p.m., uu Saturday, from South Africa to China.
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    15 6 Two Dutch steamers arrived en Saturday with Chinese puxsougurs from liamljei uiossiu, afflicted with beri-buri.
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    19 6 Two steaniurs arrivud from Palumhaui^, uu Satin day. the I iiitch steamer Uphir aud tho Ifritish steamer Can Yong
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    22 6 There was a case of small-pox ou bourd the N.D.L. stoamer Teo I'ao, which arrived from Kali, on Saturday, with 166 pigs.
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    19 6 I'loui Christmas Island, a cargo uf phos phatu arrived, yesterday, by thu Christmas Island I'hosphate Company's stcaujur Is landor.
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    20 6 From LaugUat. UIi.OUO cases aud 9IJSM tins of petruluuui arrived, yusturday, by the Norwegian steamer Halyard. which |M to Koochow.
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    26 6 A Cliiuosc woman living at lti ,'mi Street has had a Iteugali arrested ou a charge of theft of a pair of gold baublevalued at **t)o.
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    30 6 A Municipal Inspector, named H. de Silva. was fined }U by thu Second Magistrate, Mr. E. E. Culinau, this moruing, for shootiu^ flying fi>xe« in Mnkit Thual) Koad, lawt n%ht.
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    33 6 A boubutioual story is told by thu Duilv Express lv thu effect that an Austrian priu cess has elupud, and hivs reached London, where she hop tv bo married id a registry office.
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    32 6 A ricksha coolie named Yap Tiu prosecuted two other coolies in thu District Court, before Mr. K. C. Howard, this morning, ou a charge of robbing him 918.10. They wuru both acquitted.
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    34 6 What with British cououssious anenl Tibet and thu opium trade, and the growth of her new model army. China seems to be getting an over-rated idea of her owu power, says the Madras Times.
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    47 6 Sergeant Dickson made a raid at No. MM Jalan Sultan lost uight, and arrested two Chinese muu and throe women, of the middle class, on a charge of gambling. They wore before the Sucoud Magistrate. Mr. C. F. I. Green, this morning. He cautioued and discharged them.
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    50 6 Ninety Knglish domestic servants passed through Colombo on the Bth instant on the steamer Oroya on their way to lirisbaue. The passage in ruost cases was paid altogether by the Agunt for Queensland, and iv other instances the total cost of thu voyage was not more than a per head.
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    46 6 A fireman from thu wrecked steumor Now Orleans wax arrested in High Street at miduight, ou Saturday, for buing druuk aud incapable. H>- w e.utiunixl aud discharged by thu Ihird Magistrate, thib morning, that he might be sent awuv iHtt the rust ot tbu crew to-day.
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    49 6 After thu monoeuvruti at Houit, H.M.b Charybdis will couvey thu relief cruw for the Astrcua ou the Chiuu Station, the Gibraltar relief for tbu Chulluuger, Prometheus, und the Sydney Reaurvu uu the Australian Station, and Crescent reliefs for thu Alacrity, Cadmus, Clio, Kiiwhau, and Tamar o_ the China Station.
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    74 6 Acting Sergeaut Little, of thu Ceutral Station, went iv a ricksha to thu Station, yesterday morning, and, when he was getting money out of his pocket with which to pay his fare, bo dropped a dollar note without noticing it. A Chinese detective saw it, however, and also saw the
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    68 6 The House of Lords on May 19 gave a second reading to the Importation of Plumage Prohibition Bill, the object of which ih to i heck the wanton and wholesale destruction ot birds in all parts of the world. The Kill was referred to a Select Committee, and it was
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    102 6 It is reported that one of the re&sonu why the heavily damaged steamer Pabud which sank after a boiler expiation at Belawan in Deli, wit) probably be condemned and broken op, is that tbe Teasel cannot be raised and brought to Singapore. Tbe Nieuws ran den Dag says thit the
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    292 6 1 >r. I'll, Hennessey. Seuior Medical >fticer. Ponang Clcueral Hospitiil, has airivud iv Singapore. Sir Kobcrt Uillespie Heid. who was boru in Coupar- Angus. Scotland, and became famous as a railway contractor. is dead tl. 11. the Kaja of I'erlis ii e\puclud tv arrive in Penang shortly
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    Hohenzollern Refloated.
    63 6 Wu aru informed by Mc-sr:-. Balm, Uuyul aud Co.. LiuiiUd. that Uh North Gormau Lloyd steamer liohouxolleru. which ran aground on April 0 at the entrance to Port Alghoio (Sardinia 1 was successfully floated on May 21. According to iuforuiatii'it reeehod froi" Lfrumeu the was to be towed
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    An Appeal Withdrawn.
    143 6 lv thu Appeal Court, this luuruiug, Mr Dulay meutioued thu appeal ot I'eK and Tan Eng -lin iv the matter of thu estate of Tan Tong Watt, deceased, informing t''< ir Lordships, .TustioeH Fishor, Sercombe Smith aud Kraddcll. that miuutos of order had bueii agreed upou, the
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    Charge of Robbery.
    115 6 A Uiwkay uamed Yap Soou Lion^ «a~ guing toa shoii in North Boat Quay to uu> rice, with v bag containing llfld iv Inl>ocket ou May "27, wheu ho wai robbed A youug Cliiuaman, uaiuod Cheui; l*x> Chi, app»-*ri:d before the Distriit Judge, Mr. E. C. Howard,
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    34 6 Kiudurpt-st has brokou out iv Proviucu Wullusluy. I'ifteon ousca occurred iv BntU.r werth, with eight deaths, There «ere ti»i cases at Lahar Tiang, in tbe uortb-oaat of Province Wellesloy, all thu animals attacked succumbing.
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    58 6 Tbe Astrouomur Royal for Scotland alutc.iu his annual report that, during thu year ondiug March 31 last, 37 records of distant earthquakes wore found ou the photographic rolls of the Milue Seismograph at thu Kilin burgh Royal Observatory. This is the suial lest number recorded iv uuy year siucu tin.
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    80 6 The petroleum boriug industry iv Java ia, mostly, iv the hands of the Doral Company, which has just distributed a dividend of 550 per cent, against 42.'i per cent for lWxi. Another oil venture, Mm l»orat I'etrolouni Industry Company, distributed twelve per cent for K"i7, a^aiu^t nine per cout. for
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    82 6 Rubber thefts in Coylon have become M common that the local Government bavu decided to pass an Ordiotncv with a view to check them. Under this law, rubber may only be purchased by a licensed doalur between soariso and anabot, Aod theu ocly from pencuw known to him. wet rubber
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      155 6 J. C. Hutton's PINEAPPLE w HAMS BACON. Thompson, BEST r on the Thomas Co., MARKET. i u<_r.il Proviuion Mcrcliantb, 17 and IH, Stamford lioud. c o UFIM "DE SUMATRA POBT. O. tf. nfcim. Publiabad daily at Modan, Uoli, is tbe LEADING paper in Sumatra. Tbe abovunauied uteauiet will ttail for!
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    FEMALE SUFFRAGE.
    643 7 NOTABLE PROCESSION THROUGH LONDON STREETS. Distinguished Personages Lead the Way. [RIOTIB'S TILIORAM, London I line 1 1. A monster procession of MM celebrating tho inauguration of tlie sulfrage took place 111 Loudou 011 Saturday Ip wards of ten tlmusaud women 4- -< mblcd on the Thames Embankment and
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    CHINESE SAILORS.
    62 7 Statement by President of the Hoard of Trade UK 1 'I'lLEuliAM Loudou, Jum 11 Mr. Winston Churchill. Presiduut "t the Board of Trade, assured a deputatiou uf itritish seameti that it was not intended to •How Cliiiif sailor- in the Cuited Kiugdotti. New regulations have been dratted re«|uirni::
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    INDIAN MURDERER SENTENCED TO DEATH.
    38 7 I Kl Dim's T.LlllkAM| I'Oudon, June 11. Kudiraui Bouc. the murdiiei of Mrs. and Miss Keuuedy at Mu/atlarpur ou May 11. by throwing a bomb in the streets, has been x^nt«;nce<l to oVnth.
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    MACEDONIA.
    36 7 iDl* MSTMIATIKUH* l:VJYl) T»Li-jKAM| Berlin, Jun6 14. Ccu^idtrable ligMMiM OSaHawi iv the Luropoan I res; ot the situation vi Macedania. Gurmany and Austria are anxiously awaiting the rutuilt oi the international nogotiatione now in programs.
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    MOROCCO.
    23 7 [Dv OvTAtutuciii Liuyk Tiuoiuml Berlin, June 14. 80 i*r. ujso ol •.^.o PwWrrs has :e;ogn»aed Mulal Hand as the ruler cf Morocco.
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    CROWN'S PREROGATIVE.
    1066 7 Remarkable Appeal Case before the Coart. For the tir»t tinio in the history of the Colony, the Crown has refused to givr. what is known legally, as discovery of documents. The point caoie before Justious Fisher, Sercowbe Smith, and Braddcll iv tho Appeal Court, this moraine, when the
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    58 7 Before Mr. Maurice Thunder, the Fourth Magistrate, this morning, Mr. Louis Hor ment appearec. in response to a summons issued at the instance of Mr. JeanQbaffajon, who charges him with cheating, crionnai breach of trust and defamation. The heating hi the case wa*^adjourned tin frid»y. 'Hi*itt-: ii'Aea appc&xed fox Mj:.
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    Rubber Market.
    87 7 QUIET SALE BUT GOOD PRICES REALISED. Steady Demand for Company Shares. iFcom Otß Own Cokkks^oxobnt.) London 1 via Penangl, Juno 14. Friday s sale passed off quietly, prices ranging from Id. to 1 d. below those obtained at last sale. There were l.'il'.i packages catalogued. The average price
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    F.M.S. TIN RETURNS.
    230 7 Export Statistics from I'erak and Selangor. The adi anci statement of weight of block tin aud tin ore exported from the Federated Malay States during Jauuary to May, aud of duty collected tbercou, as compared with the corresponding period, of the previous yuar, has been forwarded to
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    NEW CHINESE CHURCH.
    332 7 Bishop Barillon Performs Stone Laying Ceremony. The Church of St. Peter aud St. l'aul liaviug become too small to meet the gruwing in 1 d- of tin- local Cautuuesu section of the Human Catholic Chinese, a nuw Church, tv In uamed tho Church of the Sacred Heart,
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    Indian Dhoby Convicted.
    189 7 Jootu, tliu liidiau dboby who wat> charged with thuft of $7 from the pocket of a pair of trousers belonging to Private Cook, of the Koyal West Kents. ou May HI, gavo his defence before the Second Magistrate, Mr. C. K. .1. Green, on Saturday. Sergeant Niool
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    15 7 The British imports for May bbow a decrcib*. of ie,8«4,4J6, and the exports deanaatot £6,855,871.
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    Morals and Revenue.
    1312 7 ANOTHER LETTER BY SIR FRANK SWETTENHAM. Crushing Reply to Mr. J.G. Alexander Sir Frank Swottenham's letter to The Times mi the proposal to deprive the Strata Settlements and Federated Malay States of their revenue from opium prompted Mr. Joseph Alexander. Hon. Secretary to tin Society for the
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    THE JAPANESE BOYCOTT.
    186 7 Agitation Makes no Headway in Deli. The Japanese boycott placards postotl up at Mcdau, in Deli, are uot aimed at Japan directly, but their moaning aud drift arc plain enough. Chinese who purchase articles from curtain muu there run thu risk of a live of 800 guilders.
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    NEW SHIPPING VENTURE.
    218 7 Cultivating Trade between Java and Australia. Tho mureuutilu community in Javu, which had loug bouu looking forward impatiently to the t stablishmout otdiroct steamer communication belweeu that island and Japan, will boo soou the idea carried out. Thu ltoyal Packet Navigation Company. which conducts mail services in
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    The Commercial Union Assurance Company, Limited.
    180 7 It is perhaps scarcely uucussary to urn phasise thu importance of security whero iv Miraucu is uoucurnod aud, from a purusal of thu accouuts for 1907 of the Commercial I'uiou, il is uvidunt the Uiructurs are fully alive to the nuceusity of building up
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    Chinaman Assaulted Fatally.
    106 7 A Chinaman wan assaulted fatally in his liouso at 41 Sago Street at 2 1") a.m.. to-day. He told the police that oight Chinese, some of whom live on the promises, wont into the house uud assaulted him. He M unable to make auy furtl'ei itftteuient an
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    36 7 A Teochuw vagrant, who mi found asleep iv troai q£ the house of Mr. Cockburn, Pftair Pan]MS.ib«4, last' night, was Mat to the HooeTst Drtatfog by Mr. C. T. Green, the "mil mil ■«g?rtr*ti>. this morming.
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    YOUNG CHINA.
    144 7 FUTURE ADMINISTRATION OF THE CUSTOMS. Sir Robert Hart Interviewed at Home. jrUUTIB'3 TIHOKAMJ London, Juuo 11. Sir Kobort Hart, Inspector-General of the Imperial Chiuesu Maritime Customs, now ou a holiday iv England, has been interviewed by Keuter's representative. He said he thought that the young Chinese now iv
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    PROFOUND SURMISE BY REUTER
    124 7 KhUIKKh TkLKiiUAM! London. Juue l.i. The meeliug of the King aud thu Czar aud of the British iuid liussiau diplomats at Hcval has ci'nated a profound impreasiou at Con stantinoplo, where it is buliuved the muctiug will have a most iiuportautoffectuponaffair--in the Near East. In connection
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    GOVERNMENT AND EDUCATION BILL.
    50 7 IKii/mk's Tiuuhaml Londou, Juue I>. Mr. Asquith, spuakiug at tho National Liberal Club, stated that thu Government did not iuteud to push the Education Bill vow before Parliamuut, belioviug that in rocou oiling the forcos now at work thuy would, iv time, produce an everlasting settlement.
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    FRANCE AND CHINA.
    67 7 I D«k Ostasutischi Lloyd Tblburam] Burliu, June 14. Tho Temps, dealing with tho frontier troubles iv Tonkin, points out the difficulty of defending tho frontier owing to tin. mountainous character of the couutry. Thu Temps and the Figaru both demand an unambiguous apology from China for the
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    U.S. AMBASSADOR TO GERMANY.
    44 7 [Dib Ostasutisubi Lloyu Tklkoram] Berlin, June 11. Mr. Hill, the uew I'nited States Ambassa dur to Gurmauy has boon received iv audi euoe by tho Emperor William. Mr. Hill afterward;- had a conforouou ivitii l'riucu von Huelow, tbo Imperial Chauosllor.
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    AUSTRIAN EMPERORS JUBILEE.
    45 7 1 Dib OsnsuriscHi Lloyu Tiluka* Burliu, Juiiu 11. There have been imposing deu< .ustratioun in Vienna iv connection with V c eclobratiou of thu diamond jubilee ol tho Kmperor Francis Joseph. The Emperor is reported to be iv the beat of health.
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    RAILWAYS IN SIBERIA.
    41 7 [Dm Ostasiatisohi Lloyd T.liorav| Berlin, June 11. The I'uiua has demanded an estimate of the cost of doubling thu railway linu from Tomsk to Korymsk.ua. Thu Imperial liussiau Council lias saur. tioncd tho construction of the Amur Uailway
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    GERMAN NAVAL APPOINTMENT.
    32 7 (Dir (i^i'AaiA'iis hb Lloyd Tblkupaj Berhn, Juno 14. It is reported that F.oar-Admiral Paschoc will succeed Read-Admiral Courpor ie the command of the Gorman Squadron in thu Far East.
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    CZAR AND CZARINA.
    28 7 [Dib OnAauntoHM Lxotd Tiuobam] Berlin, June lilt is reported that tb» Cttr and Cu»i-. will viait'tba islands eff the cottt of Finland I this rcmmer.
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      Notes in General.
      188 8 M is expected that tight toamß will com pr-t«» in the Be.resford I'olo Tournament at Simla. Mr. Lionel Munn, the young Dublin rmviT-ity player, has woo the Irinh amateur golf championship. The cricket match which was to have been played between tho S.R.C. and the second team
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      Rugby Football.
      38 8 New Zealand Tour. Iv the rugby match between Nt w Zealand and a British team played at Dunedin, says a wire of the ttth instant, the British tram was beaten by 32 points to I points.
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      Lawn Tennis.
      37 8 5.R.C. Tournament. In tin- double handicap of the S.R.C. tournament, B. J. Gomes and F. Peralta wen tho wiuuers, beatiug T. de Silva and 0. Oliveuo, the runners up, by 4—6, 6—4.6 4. 6—2.6 2.
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      Rifle Shooting.
      21 8 .Match at Ipoh. The following is the result of a riflo shooting match at Ipoh a few days ago
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      Boxing.
      88 8 The Art in Burmah. Burmese boxing matches have been recently held at Kawkareik, and some fino exampin were wen of the noble art. But, says a local reporter. I have always observed, eveu amongst the best boxers, that when they strike out they do so with their eyes tightly
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      Association Football.
      137 8 Colman Shield Competition. What proved to be one of tho. best matches that have as yet been played in the PnllMli Shield competition took place between the Pattol Kiirib and the Rostia Club mi the Beach I'oad reclamation ground on Saturday, j an unusually Urge cru* i being
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      Golf.
      314 8 Singapore Oolf Club. The Handicap Sweepstake and Scratch Bwwpttafci were played on the Singapore Golf Club's links yesterday. The heavy rain experienced early in the morning made the links in a very bad condition for a time, but they became better by tiffin time. Tiffin was sorv.-d at tin'
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      Croquet.
      30 8 Ladies' L. T. C. Tournament. Today's play in the Ladies' Lawu Tennis j Club's Croquet tournament is as follows Champion-ship Final.— C. F. J. Green v. A. W. Bailey.
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      Lawn Tennis
      111 8 5.C.R.C. Tournament. The result of Saturday's play in the S.C.R.C. Lawn Tennis tournament was as follows A Singles. Song Ong .100. roe. 2 beat C'hoo Sian Kirn, 4—6, 6—4, 6— a. Song Chin Eng, ncr. beat Tan Boon Kiah, owe 9, 6—l,6 1, 6—o. To-day's Tiea. A SI.M.LtS.
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      The Turf.
      330 8 The r.isult of the French Derby run on May 81 is as follows Seasick II Henry) Quintette Sterni Kenilworth Turner 8 Dead-heat for first place: and a neck between second and third. Calcutta Derby Sweep. The Bank of Madras syndicate won the Calcutta Turf Club Derby Sweep the
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      Cricket.
      351 8 S.C.C. v. Ceylon. Tbe Club played a Ceylon XI on the Rsplanado on Saturday, and batting first put together the respectable score of 152 runs for wickets. Lieut. Eddis, who made 38, H. A. Mm-,, i, ::n, II S. Ullerhead 20 were tlie principal scorers for the Clnb. Ceylon
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    Schoolboys at Play.
    1038 8 ATHLETIC SPORTS ON OLD GAOL SITE. Anglo-Chinese School's Gathering The Old 111 1 i->i Site was (lie venue on aturday of the annual athletic sports in onnoction with the St. Joseph's Institution. In past years, exceptionally fine weather has ttendod the sports, and on Saturday there ias
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    NEW THEATRE OPENED.
    588 8 Wayang Kassim's First Night at the Royal. With a buttle of champagne broken on the door-step, the new Theatre Royal, in North Bridge Koad, wax upenod officially, on Saturday night, the \Vnyant; Kasttim's Trip to Fairyland being >i;i^< .1 before a packed house, the conclusion of the
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      127 8 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS SITUATION WANTED. Advertiser seeks situation as Book koeper and General Offioe Asgietau t. Has had experience extending over 16 years in Lending Mncantile Firms, writm n tjnod hand »n.l hoi To excellent testimonials from several previous employers as a trustworthy, accurate and efficient bookkeeper. Salary looked for »120
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      510 8 Pathe Freres' I CINEMATOGRAPHS FILMS. I LARGEST FILM MANUFACTURERS IN THE WORLO. Vct'ial output nf lilnis |ior d:iy mil.-. The SOLE RIGHT of taking Cinematogragh Pictures within the Stadium at the Franco- British Exhibition in London has been granted to Messrs. Pathe Preres. Pathe Rhm' Films arp exclusively exhibited nt
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      273 8 I UK lAVOI UTK WAYANG KASSIM |INORA ZANIBAR ROYAL THEATRICAL CO COIMIE To-Night To-Night t To Mm Haw Theatre Hall. North Rrirign llrt Thr following «enhationni d.rw.i >vili b<>Hta«rd: SARIE KAMBEE. I '"ll I nilßf) II. i- Jll;<\ KM ■HANTIMI SCKNKsTIIRoI OHOI I N'pwHall! New \rtisU*: New Soenorifix' \'r> w
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      MINING.
      349 9 Date of formaion Capital Number Subecribed of Bbare* laiua Paid Shane Value ,ap to Uninued Ccmfmy I I Qcciiiiose 1903 •300.000 400,000 1907 I*oo.ooo 224.000 1901 MOO.OOO 600,000 1903 £400,000 380,000 1907 •400,000 i 375,000 1901 £60,000 60,000 1906 £100,000 100,000 I*o3 1130,000 99,000 1906 £120,000 IJO.OOO 1906 £30,000
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      RUBBER.
      371 9 1906 £160,000 1900 1300,000 1904 CSO.OOO 19C3 £70,000 1906 tIDC.OOO 1904 £11,000 1905 £78,000 1906 £810,000 1906 £180,000 1907 £320,000 1906 f 176,000 ieoe $MC,ooo 1895 £100,000 1906 £800,000 1903 £50,000 1906 1350,000 1904 I £30,000 19U4 tlOO.noo 1893 rr..coo 1908 tiftO.OOO 1905 1100,000 1908 £100,000 180* £50,C00 1904
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      GENERAL.
      179 9 1894 £9.577.10.0! 4.809 7,688 14/6 11/8 1898 1223,000 US.OOO 1,400 SO 50 lbtffi tIS.OOO.COO 15,000,000 123,000 125 1M 1805 12,400.000 «,«00,000 l I 1898 •i.000.t00 r.000,000 J;g~ }g 1901 184,000 34,000 3,400 10 !10 18 »9 .876,000 876,000 }g 1908 > 8600,000 240,000 24,000 10 ID 1891 130,000 30,000
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    COMMERCIAL.
    240 9 Singapore, Jink 18, 180S. PRODUCE. Gambier I 7>2o do .OiK. No. It unpioked 11.00 Copra Bali -i 8 -*J do Pentianak 6.:M) Pepper, Black UJI do White 6% buyers IS 87* Sago Floir Sarawak 8.00 do Brunei Xo. 1 2.85 Pearl Sago 3.90 i Coffee Bali, picked 2«.00 Coffee.
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      479 9 INBURANCE Companies NORWICH DNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY OF NORWICH 4 LONDON Established 1797. FOR FIRE INSURANCE ONLY. Amount insured £333,000.000 Losses psj-i 11,600,003. Premium income. 806,000. iuaurance effected on almost every description property at current rates of premium. Riski r 10 days are now accepted at 1 cent per 9100
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      222 9 Pohoomull Bros. 4SE HIGH STREET. 3t£ SILK MERCHANTS. Dealers in High-class ladiaa, Chinese mI Japiae39 Silk, Carios and Silverware of every description, Brassware, etc. m CHARGES VERY MODERATE. INSPECTION KINDLY SOLICITED. Spore Electric Tramways Co., Ltd. 6% 330,000 nominal Singapore Municipal 6% 400,000 30% prem 8% 1,878,000 3% prem. 4
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      103 9 WassiamullAssqmull&cc Have Removed J-Q THEIR NEW PREMISES. OPPOSITE, No. 56 and 57, High Street. ENTIRELY NEW STOCK UNPACKED. ITSHBUt ««mt. WHITEAWAY, LAID LAW CO. A VARIED SARDINE DISH COLLECTION OF HANDSOME. USEFUL L^BEHfeyP^ t DECORA'EI ELECTRO jg/BBp^Sm PORCELAIN PLATEDWARE, -^^f-T^^^^^ LINING MANUFACTURE PRICE :r^ 52.75. PRESERVE DISHES. $3.50. DOUBLE J
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    SCIENCE NOTES.
    970 10 FRENCH DOCTOR AND DIAGNOSIS OF CANCER. Little Real Progress Made. The Times correspondent at Paris telegraphed on May 11 that for the past two months. Dr. Doyen has been conducting researches at the Pasteur Institute, under the direction of MMW MetobnikotT, as to tbe nature of caucerous affections
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      563 10 SALES BY AUCTION. I MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF THE BRITISH STKAMKR KARANG. As she vow lies in Hingapor* lUrKi'ir. To be held at Ponrell and Co.'s Sale room. f On Tu-mhiy. June lU. at 2.30 p.m, Tbe sere* Bteamship Karang, lou^th 161 foot, broadth 23 bat, depth 12 feet, Gross Tonnage
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      463 10 SALES BY AUCTION. MORTGAGEES SALE. 7 v 'day, /(t»i« 16, nl 2.30 p.m. Freehold Laud at PuUtu Ufain, adjacent tn Singapore, area 19 Acres I roods 28 poles, compri«ed in Statutory Grant-, Nub. *****, *****, X-J56 aii-1 4H41, Wjtal > early quit rent 813. Planteil mttk pinmpi'les and fruit treeH.
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      32 10 Uneasy rests the head that wears an ache. No nse wearing it. Steams' Headache Care will take the ache and leave ttie head good as new. Easy to Uke, easy to bny.
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      1065 10 SELANGOR TURF CLUB. PROGRAMME. July 7, 9 and 11, 190 S. FIRBT DAY. 1. Hum Hlatk.— Value *400. A Race fur Maiden horses. Weight 9 stone. Ex-grif-fins allcwed 7 lb*. Kutrance $20. Distance K. C. t A BOM lliMiinr. Value $500. 150 to 2nd horse, provided there are 3 starter*.
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      612 10 SALES BY AUCTION. MORTGAGEES SALE. Twvl'iy, Jam 16. at 2.30 p.m. Sn >v lioum N«. 4 (formerly No. 44), off j Cheung Wan Senj-riace, .Singapore touu. A 1..1 Be 7 feet, lea* 999 yours, quit reut Si. Powell 6" Co.. I 2*» \rii-tionecrs. GOVERNMENT SALE OF LAND. TO RECOVER ARREARB
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      638 10 NANKING COMPANIES. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. INCORPORATED BT ROYAL CHARTER Paid op Capital iv 60,000 Bhar«s of iWeach «1,»00,000 Reaerve Fund {1,6'i5.000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors *1.a00,000 BANKERS. Bank ot England. Nationsl Bank of Scotland. The London City A Midland Bank. Ltd. SINGAPORE BRANCH. Current Aooonnta are
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    AUTOMOBILISM.
    1391 11 BRITISH MOTOR-CAR AROLND THE WORLD. Interesting Article by a Well-known British Motorist. In uhtiufj an iirticle of Uiis deacriptioa, I luiwt of nictwsity in certain insttinccx i draw U|>on uiy own experiencr fnr uiy oouclu-ioutt. aiul therefore ask for the indulgence of the reader. hlioiiM I at times nppcur
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    Pirates in Tokyo Bay.
    112 11 The Japanese papers report that while a lighter laden with HKi bags of ammonia manure, which left Yokohama on May 6, was ou the way to Tokyo, she was attacked by about forty pirates oft' Hancda. and fortythru bags, valued at IiJO yen were seized. Three
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    46 11 Lieutenant Jehu 0. Tovey has Ueeu appointed to the King Alt rt ii, llavhip tt the China Squadron. This officer has served afloat since May. l'.iil. whenhc was appointed v midshipman. Me passeci for his sub-lit ntenaucy in HUM and was promoted lieutenant in -Inly, It**}.
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    62 11 •The man that makes cimracti r makes foes," but Stenrus' Wine has constantly made friends because of its valuable medicinal character. It in a delicious. tasting tonic that braves up the swem aud wm d- off disease. Weak and sickly woinon ml young girls are es|n-cially benefited by its utw
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      590 11 Extract from -The Motor' A Sweat-running Car. by Htury ManM) I Lad the opportniutv a fesr da>s agoi'f a Hhort ran on the new 14 li.p. Sidili'lev Tbc chassis, for a four cylinder car, is CinilCl C V Mtremelj ,-imple, aud I was gitatiy struck with its beautifol OIUUCLCI "•mcv'thness
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      480 12 Scale of Cbarges. PcLEPAID ADVERTISEMBHTS.— M:aoeI■««eotn Wants of Every Deaoriptlon, Houses, 4*Bd. etc to let, are inserted at the following f *%M One Insertion I 1.90 per inch. Two »00 Three »-80 Six I" Hlne B«0 Twelve 7. J0 Twenty -five 10.00 Each übseqaent month 18 perinea.) The above rate
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      522 12 Miscellaneous WANTS. Bins:— Fou LUm, ods cr two Ibmricu. tI.X Bj tht inch, Seal* of Cbargu. WANTED TO PURCHASE Hoy c anil V.ctcria. Su> Prioe. Ft*pt) to A. J c/o Straits Time-. UN WANTEO TO PURCHASE. Several strong Lighters or Barge- .'r m 50 t3 100 tons capacity, aud one
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      617 12 TO 8E LET OR SOLD. Bin -Pour Linn, on* or two laMrtlon 11.:; By tha inch, wait of charger ROOM TO LET. Room suitable for Married Couple or two Bachelors. Apply Eden Hall. Nassim Road. uSU OFFICE AND GODOWN TO LET. No. 95. Robinson Road. Moderate rent. Apply to J.
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      551 12 TO BE LET OR SOLD. Rites:— your L!oe<, one or two Inwrtiont, 91. Bj tb« tnch. set Sod* ot ChufM. HOUBE TO LET. No. i. Mount Roeie. Apply Raffles Hotel. c9Bl HOUSE TO BE LET No. 1. Oiley Rise,, to be let. Apply Meyer Brothers. 1149 HOUBE TO BE LET.
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      376 12 V 0 V DAN MACFARLANE COMPANY'S Royal Liqueur Scotch Whisky. OBTAINABLE OF ALL DEALEI!> Wholesale from SYME and CO., Boi< .7s Syrup of Raspberry PLHELV MADE Of GUARANTEED NATURAL RASPBERRY JUICE AND SUGAR. Mixed with iced water or soda water, it forms a very palatable, icirc -bing and healthy 3rink,
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      129 12 Miscellaneous NOTICES *mt»--— M .Qih, »1 per inch. Snbsaqnent mor'.ri.,.^. tiT.ihi>rter periods te Scale J 1 Charges. NOTICE. OWNEB6 OF PIANOS who end it necessary to leave '.he Colony for any length of time, can have their Pianos WAREHOUSED and kept j in OOOI' ORDER, at a ver> moderate oharge
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