The Straits Times, 19 June 1908

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    13 1 The Straits Times. NO. 22.681. SINGAPORE. FRIDAY. JUNE 19. 1908. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      177 1 Brooklands 26 h.p. Record. The long 'distance record in the 26 h.p. class was beaten by Mr. .T. W. Stocks on a DE DION BOUTOM Car on April 27, the distance, 274 miles, being covered at an average speed of over 714 IMIIIjIES IPIEIR, IHOTJI^. C. DUPIRE arKTCQ., XZZ KATZ
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      49 1 The HARIMA HALL AT NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. lias Ix en leased oat to THE BEN HUR, LITTLE BESSIE CO., for a short season. The Cinematograph Machine with fittings, complete, as well as some second-hand films are 'offered for eai a For particulars, apply to K. HARIMA, 518. Beach lioad.
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      42 1 CALEDONIAN HOTEL 77, Bran Batah Road. SingaporeThe Brigfateet and Healthiest .'Resort is the City. Hotel Porter in nniform meets all Boat! and Trains. ASAHIBEER. Best &I Bii-tattr m Icheapest OF ALL DEALERS. The MITSUI BUSSAN KAISHA, THE DAI NIPPON BREWERY COMPANY. LTD.
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      156 1 The Typewriter Championship. BUSINESS EXHIBITION. OLYMPIA. 1908. WON ON THE Out of the first 4 portions in the CHAMFIOHSHIP and x£< "TEAMiCHAMPIONSHIP 11 Jm II ttttt ""dat? t r^r*v ■ft Jot-V;~" jfj J.XIHI JDAJTI-I_iVJL/xV jßa&j^^Ql AAronsr 5 ojjt 1 of b. Trwjjmjß3Bß&sE lolirs rKor d was also madi on |ffg!j#2^r
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      254 1 ADELPHI HOTEL. M Sff ft THE ONLY HOTEL IN BINGAPOKE UNDER ENGLISH MANAGEMENT. Anglo French Cniiine English Cleanliness t Home Comforts Moderate Terms I GUEBT NIGHT EVERY SATURDAY. By ipecial desire, (lie Plebiwjite Dinners are being continued. Qneats thouU Een.l m requests (or any Special Dmhen dMirtf. on or before
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    DRESS AND FASHION.
    1159 2 LATEST STYLES IN SIMMER MILLINERY. Charming Hats for All Occasions Kntiivly undaunted by one of the most dismal springs ou record, Fashion seems determined to r< tunin in her tnost frivolous aud irresponsible moods, more especially ho far as the new snnmn-r millinery is concerned. Everything that
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      485 2 FOR PROTECTION IRON STEEL. in Tin: TROPICS Siderqsthen Paint Resists the action of Salts, Acids, Steam, Extreme climatic influences, tropical s^a water with its destroying organisms. Specially Suitable for Bridges, I'iers and all Structural Ironwork. "Siderostheu" is what its name implies DEATH TO RUST". No oxidation is possible whore "Siderosthen"
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      218 2 DE SUMATRA POST. Publish.. l cUl.y at M..lav. l>.h it the LE\DiN" i,.|«i*in Suimtia. 6 THREE TROPICAL SCOURGES. DYSENTERY. FEVER AND ULC'.RS. V. :h Pre««riptiriuB for Self Tre»tment »od ll>ilen for Prevention, by Ur. f.AMBAKT, n.» iFelluA the Truiucal tviitty). In mple In r.^najje. the most ua-ful informutiOD. Sbculi "cc
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      311 2 The United Asbestos Oriental Agency, Ld. SOLE AGENTS FOR THE UNITED FLEXIBLE METALLIC TUBING CO.. LD Bronze and Steel FLEXIBLE METALLIC TUBING. WILL NOT CHAR. KINK OR CRUSH. AND IS UNAFFECTED BY CLIMATIC CHAN6E3. St.nks hi M to G" diameter. Paterson, Simons and Company, Ltd., Agents. KELLY WALSH, LTD. CTTTST
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    WIT AND HUMOUR.
    1381 3 JOKES AND JOTTINGS FROM THE WORLDS PRESS. A Point in Licensing Reform. Tin- u.'iv!'iit of the new Licensing Bill recalls a story of Sir John Astley. The Mate, as ho was familiarly styled, was making an electioneering speech, when some one shouted out, What about Sir Wilfrid
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    RUBBER FREIGHTS.
    177 3 Increase Should be Resisted N the Bitter End. The question of increased freights ou rubber from Singapore, says tho Tiimn ot Malaya, is ono which vitally affects the whole future of rubber growing, and one which emphatically comes within the Association's province. lteeent developments in the trade havu
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      251 3 MARTINS »WF *>?*«' iw Mo It.** ■i~..-m»n»* r».;,**Kc '.tMf •r, k *r.typ Mtf t > %l>. 0* 'rt^ «T 'Ht •»4 V .'f-e-« > »Oi-*« »W* fROB ROYI I fcl ,L PENS SffiJ I ol «ll —ana (.0.. 5ui10.,,,. 30Samp|es2di 8.nn.u.1 W^ FREE. >S^v WATERPROOF VERMINPROOF ODOURLESS FIItE REBISTINO COOL
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      134 3 J A Monster I Devil Fish Destroying its vie- 10 tim is a type of Rheumatism. To ne overpowered by this terrible disease, crippled, hcliilcss, bedridden, is today the titt of hundreds of sufferers. For hut few diseases arc >o many remedies recommended as for Rheumatism, hut among them none
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      950 3 TWO SISTERS IN CEYLON COMBM An\>mi\ (BUABUHOTmI im' 1 rATIf.NIMSI AH.MKM'n H\ OR. WILLIAMS PINK PILLS. Talking not ***** ago about tin BMriti of Dr. Wil'innis' Pink Pills as Blood Tonic medicine. Mrs. Dicksm. of St. Helicrs," Kotta 1! >ad. Colombo, vurv kindly gave (xsrmisnion tor tin- publicatiun of the
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      502 3 INSURANCE Companies LANCASHIRE [HSTTRABOB TOMPANT LIMITED. SOW MEBOZS 111 THE ROYAL INSURANCE OO FIRE 4 LIFE. INVESTED FUNDS £12,500,000 POWELL A Co.-Agmu. COMMERCIAL UNION ASBT7RANC COMPANY, LIMITED FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUAKANTBE. FiiDilt Kioeed £11,000,000. W. A. SIMS, o 187S Uauarfer, EMteru Braocii SUN LIFE AMUBAVd COMPANY OF CANADA ■E.t.b11.h.0 Ambh
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    CLAIM AGAINST A BANK.
    520 4 Curious Action by Chinese Banker at Hongkong. I v the "supreme Court at Hongkong, before Sir Kraucis I'iggott (Cliiof Jastice), Li Van rjaui sued the Husio-Chinese Hank for 141,413, bafag oionoy alleged to have been handed to dcii udauts for trausmissioc to Sliiu^hai .;u bobalf of
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    Long Ways Around in Scotland.
    92 4 S '.land poaaaMi I mtcmJ railway auoiuI whicJ: probaUy the most uouibie is °.he stations ol Mallnii; aud Kyle, of Li .l dish, which, tliouijh only twenty i;iile> apart iv a straight Hue, are separated by ao mm than :>6i» bQm oi rail by the
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    The Primate's Despatch-Box.
    141 4 In au e\ie dingly juut oi '..i i lx-t-i i Palace and tbe daily life oi tin Primate Uierc in Ibe I'.il! MaH Magazine tor May, Mr. Karold s >. •;>■;, tellaaa UtatDr. I I lateli box tor lii^ daflj eagagnuentx (bat*Ki 'li Dr. T3ait| 3 wit)
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    LIST OF PASSENGERS.
    167 4 Passengers Outward. Pet I", and <>. -t-Miuer Moldavia, "iritnvniing with tbe ■toantet' Dovanha at Colombo, hi Jnae IV. M.. B. w. Powell, Mr. B. X'.u'i. Mr. and Mr-. I!. Courtney, Mr. H. U.K. Kuh*, IV r I. IliO, su.ii.nr \:ibi;i. luu .IIIUO 25. HiM K. .lellico. I
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    785 4 Sanw, port, probable date oj arrival, and name of Agenti. STEAMERS. Airlie, Sydney. Juue 24 Bouatead Alicante,' Miiuile, Jnly Bariow Antung, Hamburg Inly 10; Behn Meyer Arcadia, Hon^kon^ July 2; P. AO. Coy. Arconia, CVlombo. July 18 East Asiatio Cc% Ayntbia, Bangkok, June 31 Borneo Coy Arratoon Apcar,
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      64 4 A CERTAIN CURE FOR BOWEL COMPLAINT. Whan attacked i;ii asMtJMaa at bowel complaint you waut a luiilieiuc that acts Hiickly. I'lu. atui U always smlli n. jra .-.illy assaaaje auJ with iucruasiiij; pain. Cliatuborlain's Colic. Cholera ami Diarrlnx-a H« luoly baa uuvcr boon known to fail in any aso of
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      768 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. p. a?o. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. For China, Japan, Penang. Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Bills 3f Lading luaed for CLin Ooul, Persian Gulf, Continental, asd a m>-rio«' Ports. Sn »ai6re will leave Singapore en m ttnV MAIL LINE. (JufurarJ ftr CU Ml
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      1155 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. HANDEL AND BCHEEPVAART MY. "BANDJER." BANDJERMASIN. The Steamer* of tat* company maintain a regular service between: Singapore, Sonrabaya. Bandjermasin, Pulo Lant, Ballk Papan, Koetsi, viib transhipment at Bandjermasin for Bampit, Mandawai, Koemai, Kotta Waringin, D;«lai. The steamers have gcod aoeomodation for first and seoond class passengers. Tom Cam.
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      786 4 STEAMER BAILIW6B. N. D. L NORODEUTSCHER LLOYD Imperial tlerman Mall Lio*>. The fait and wall known mail ateam. rthi* Company sail fortnightly from En-' Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southam: ton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (oonnectim Marseilles, Maples, Alexandria, and vioe rasa Por Said, Bus, Aden, Colombo, Pcnac. Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Kag*>mk>,
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      195 4 UNION S.S. CO. OF NEW ZEALAND. LTD. SINGAPORE TO NSW ZEALAND DIItRCT, ACt KLAND, WELMNfiTOX, LYTTLETON AND DUNBDIN, UM 1 M.LIV. U SAMARANCJ AND FIJI iih iNta'ivMKNT ornu Tlic Couinany T.S. Stiamti APARIMA. 5,704 tous, Edw.l. Stott, ComiDAniior, mail, tains a regular tour monthly service between Bsngapora and N't-v Zaaland,
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    SHIPPING IN PORT.
    1141 5 i inn. IMb ikmil.dk tn« foii'iwtmt ijMwvMlm I -tr.— aftSMMr »h. whip: hq. h.ir^a«: wb.- \*t. r«M; < iv.- cruiHi ni, am ho.t. I .t. Turpnl... 11.|..-llurw-puw«r; Hrit. Ktiti.i. tf. M.- 1 i,t»l Mtataa; Feb.- t'ranch; «.«r.- -<!<•• iv .n list.— l>atrh lt.il. lUli&li Span.— rt|i nisi]
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    Vessels at Tanjong Pagar and Keppel Harbour.
    74 5 Wharves at which Vessel.* are Berthed To-day I««J0»9 ■>«••• Gaht Wuu Bisw— N:l. Bast W. Section I—Glenogle. BaoT. 1 IBiuw Whimi: Nil. Siotioii No —Kawachi Maru. Nuentung. I I—Nil. J— Nil. 6 —Strathavon, Clan Bnohanan. 7—Alicante. 8— Headley Ranee. B—Nil Jabmn Wauar— Nil
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    Mails to Arrive.
    115 5 From Euaora—By the P 40. a.s Devanha, dne Jnne 19. From Cam—By the N. D. L. Prinz Heinrich, due June 23. lIMI Tifll or HAIU ■KM Singapore Dne id London Am*en May 11 N. D. L. June 3 Jnne 4 May 14 B. I. June 8 June
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    TELEGRAPH WATCH SYSTEM.
    220 5 A Superior System of Working Adopted. The following are tho main recoromenda I tions of the telegraph watch committee's report which the Government of India have accepted to come into force at once: We are unanimously of opinion that the I new sy.-tcni of arranging the hours
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    Rising Java Port.
    133 5 The port of Tjilatjap, in South Java, is rising fast in importance. There are no fewer than fourteen mercan tile firms doing business at the port iv the import and export trade, besides agencii'H. The exports consist mainly of copra and sugar, with hides, arecanuts, tobacco, anil
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    Arrival of Passengers.
    36 5 By the Ban Whatt Hin, Captain Morrell. June 18. From Kuantan, Mr. C. N. O. Clarke and Dr. W. H. Fry; from Kuala Pahang, Reoident H. Chevallier and Mr. O V. A. Sanderson.
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    Mail Steamer Movements
    35 5 Hoicxward German Mail. Tbe Imperial German mail steamer Prinz Heinrich, left Hongkong at 11 a.m., on the Ibtb instant, and may be expected to arrive here on Tuesday morning, the 23rd instant.
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    Mails Close.
    87 5 Fo> PU KTUIMih I To-Hoaaoa Indragiti Aing Thye noon P. S'tenbam and Penung Peralt 1 p.m. Muar and Malacca tfuinui* 2 pm. Sabang, Suez, Oenoa Oranie 2 pm. T. Tinggi, B'kahs, Ba^an littty 2 p.m. Bangkok via ports Mahidol 2 p.m. Deli and Aoanan Ranet 3 pm. P.
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    Clearances.
    89 5 June 18 Gwalior, Brit str, Hongkong, Amoy, 8-vatow Solfond, Nor atr, Penang ai d Rangoon K. Willem I, Dut str, Batavia Segovia, Ocr str, Hamburg via ports Van Kwoll, Dut btr, Batavia 9 Delhi, Biit str, Bombay via rorts Kawachi Mam, Jap str, Hongkong and Japan De Eerens, Dut
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      32 5 LAXATINR, the Ideal Pnrguive, racom mended by tbe beat medical anthoritiea. Eaa) to take and oertain in rean'ta. To be had of at ohemUu. Wholesale from Tbe Pbarmtcy. I'a.twry Road, HiDgapon| mm
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      613 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. N.Y.K. JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. LTD ■•Mfc A regular FORTNIGHTLY servloe l» maintained between Japan and Europe by tbe following NEW TWIN-SCREW STEAMERS, Under Mail Contract with tbe Imperial Japanese Government, specially designed for the Company's European Service, lighted throughout by Electricity, provided with excellent accommodation for First
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      564 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD. 1 1 AN CHINA MUTUAL STEAM iNAV CO. LTD. The Companies' ateainara are Ittapatohed 9 from Liverpool ontwards for the Straits, China and Japan every week, and from Japan homewards for London, Amaterdam and Antwerp > every fortnight and for Genoa. Marseilles and
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      472 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. C P R. Canadian Pacific Railway Company's Royal Mail Steamship Line THK NATIONAL BIUHWAT To Kl'KOPE VIA CHINA JAPAN, CANADA *n.l .h. ON (TED STATER. Roale from Hongkong, via Rhanghai. N««ni«kt (Iulaud Bos of Japan). Kobe, ¥..knh«m» Victoria aud Vanoonvar. R.M.R. "KiiruwBor Ihdu" Twin screw iteaR.M.8. "Kmpb««« cp
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      250 5 AUCTION SALES Powell and Co. June 80— At SO, Peck Heah Street, valuable Chinese household furniture, etc., at 2 80 p.m. 21 At Sale room, valuable Chinese krosangs at 11 am. 23 At Hale room, freehold properties at Everton Road and Coronation Road, at 2-30 p.m. 23 At Sale-room, shopbouses
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      44 5 "Some have meat and cannot cat," Rays a great poet. Such persons neeii Stearnx' Wine. It increases tho appetite, enriches and purifies the blood and puts the system into fine condition. People who need a thoroughly good tonic should take it. It is unequalled.
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      138 5 DAY BY DAY Friday, June 19. High Water. 227 p.m. I P. A. O. ontward mail due. C.E.Z M.S. School Sale. Municipal Commiam'on. 230 p.m S.C.R.C. Tennis Tournament. Aihambra. 7M) p m Japanese Cinematograph. 730 p.m Harima Hall. Ben Hur. 7-30 p.m Wayang Kaasim. 9 p.m. Saturday, June ao. I
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      181 5 Singapore Tide Table. (Fmm Jmm It to June 15.. HIGH WATER. 'LOW WATER Time i H'ght Tim« H'^bt hi>. miti. !l. inn. hm u ft iu. JUDG lf. m 10 1 °-«9»ni 97 38am| OS Fmdai 19 a27pm B2 7.86 pm 4.5 M I 1.43 am 9 8 8 32am!
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. FRIDAY, JUNE 19.
    1436 6 The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. FRIDAY, JUNE 19. The i irrti.iii of Mr. Tuft an tin Kcpublicull cuudidali fur the I'lis-idi ncy of tin I'uitul BMm Ik tin' lii-ht step in the political campaign which will vow bo wa^cd from Now York to Shu Krauciuco. froiu the torrid waters
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    18 6 A European liviug iv Eabl l jj1.,1 Uoad bau reported to the Police the lorn, of 26 fowls.
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    16 6 Acting Inspector MacNauiara, of the Police Station, is ill and has gone to the General Hospital.
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    15 6 Raffles Institution and tho Kafflos Girla' School are closing, to-div, lor tint ruid-num-m»r holiday a.
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    15 6 The Tileyraph Company a steamer Xag"( came in from the cable ground, tin- mon, ing.
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    21 6 A landslip hasoccurrol iv Iciiauefn. Uapeti, i tending o\er ten Ii and resulliu^ iv tlu burial of ovur a liuudr<xl families
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    24 6 Tin I. i_O. Company's stvauicr Nubia I.lt l.on.ioii on .May U with s[x ■> ie ill coin silver to the value of AM£M for tJiaflapore.
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    23 6 llokien uuh fined M-"> by the Secoud Magistrate. Mr. C. I. .1. < ireeu. tliis moruiu^. for illicit posHession of cliandu iv Albert Street.
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    21 6 It is reported that tin steamer Maori King. which whs recently forfeited to HUM (iovpTiimenlat Shanghai, has been appraisod at tiomm
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    8 6 liiuuniau has b. in lajnted d loiisly vii
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    22 6 siiip al Taajaao hflat aad removed b MM. The vi-ssci was in the dock. Jl ill from a ladder into the hold.
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    26 6 The Chinese Hoard of Agriculture, In dustry.and Couiiueico, invites I'liin... iv tin Soutluru Islands to subscribe tv a fund tor the construction of a volunteer Bert.
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    25 6 The Douiocrats have held olbci in linI'tiitcd States only twice siuc. ItM '>v both occasions. .Mr. (imvir Clew land «as elected President, iv !«*"> and MS.
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    23 6 A BJMjgl of rice arrived Iroui Baagkok, ycnU-rday, by the Norwojjiau steauu-r Ilild. I'hc N.D.L. sUaiini Chieuguiai brought another similar earj;o. this morning
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    30 6 An ollicer on the steamer Sappho na\.' the Chinese cook S^T.'iO with which t"Ko 'j market yesterday, and the cook has not yet returueil. The police are looking for liiiu.
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    28 6 diplomatist who can keep sil< nt in twfuty languages, is tlie phrase employed by tlie l.itiiary Digest to sum up BaW Takahira, tin «apaaßM Aiulia--. nio. tt WaabJogtai.
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    31 6 Twelve Chiuameu. cousigued from TaUM to New York in boxes as merchandise ii. order to evade the payim-nt of fares auil poll tax. dii'd during transit owing to lack of ventilation.
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    33 6 The memorial at Port Arthur erected by tlie Japanese iv memory of the Russian dead was unveiled on the 10th instant iv Hit prcseuri- of (ieuernl N'ogi and MflWI atatfTM of the Czar.
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    34 6 The Fuocliow l>uukyard in to bi utCMled anil improved. Competent Kuro|'can eugi veers and shipbuilders arr to be OOflMed aud e v ery preparation made no that China can build there her own uavy.
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    33 6 It ih proposed by the Chinese UwfM nun n! to i^sm- iustructions to tin- geutry iv variouprovinces to submit a draft scheme for pro vincial contributions towards tin rupiiyiui-iil of the National Debt.
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    38 6 K WtM uamid Tan Su, who ill vi rusted iv a ricksha with a large .piautity of morphine and co> aiue in his possession, was lined II.IJDU. in default, six months imprisonment by tlie Second Mauintiate this morning.
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    38 6 Compluiut wob mode to the .Secoud Magivirate. Air. C. F. .1. (ireeu, yestiiday, by Mr. L K. Oauut. of the Hltliy condition of the staircase in the Court building. His Worship promised to have the matter attended to.
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    42 6 The deUwhment i>f 1 1 Sikl.s ot kfaa Malay States Onides who came home with Colouel Walker, C^.M.Q.. have arrivo.l at Bi»l.y three weeks a^o to coinpcU 1 iv the MacUiunou aud Kolajtorc coui|ietitious iv .hdy. Tlu-y were to commence practice immediately.
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    46 6 On Mouduy. tin- Uml instant, llan- wil be a repetition of tin Named Dram; •The Midden <ieni. at tlu: Partaßnui I'aio. hiul Mouse, at H p.m., uudt:i' til patronage ol His Lordsliip I'lie Itigh Kevcrend D. -loao Paulino d Azcvodo Castro. D.D.. liishop of Mai a..
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    47 6 The annual sale of work iv convection with the Chureli of England /euana Mission Society's Chinese ''iris School, opens today at I p.m.. at tho Victoii.i Memorial Hall. It will remain o)ieu till 5-80 p.m. The sale will be continued, to-morrow, from in a.m. to HMD p.m.
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    57 6 His Lordship the acting Chief -lustico, Mr. A. (i Law. gave judgment, yesterday, iv the cose of l hop IJiau Ann v. Roll Swm Siaug for the pluintitln with cout: The i.laiui wa-, tor 9681.61' as balance due for goods Hold uud delivered. Mr. I pcott appear. I lot the
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    61 6 BmM acemi ujnaidtrabk prusptxt t!:at the British Shire Lino intencL tc 'compote against both the .Vorth-Genuac Lloyd and the Hamburg-American Line, in the Far Bast, remarks the Hamburg correspondent of Thu Times. The British Lino, which formerly started from Middlesbrough anil London, now proposes to make Hamburg its starting point
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    68 6 A Malay constable was learning la mlt bicycle outside the Police Conrtst, yesterday atteruoou, when he collided with a gliurrv pouy. which Ix-oirn. frightened an'l bolted. it ran over a granite iwst. which caught the front axle of the gharry, and broke it in two. The pony stopped short and
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    90 6 To all possessed in the least degree of the sense of humour th" further letter to Sir Frank Swottenham, ;;iven iv our lat>t issue. says the London and China Express, iv regard t-j the crusade agaiust opium will specially appeal. Those who DOT B_ Frank will appreciate the letter, for
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    678 6 .Mis. CtMbUt, uil, ot Mi CagUD, «ho liccame [.Hot .it Amoy aft< r the diatli.l Captain Jwasa l.>st taanw <■ < A vi The bully ol < oloiiel Martin «li>> WIUS diowiu-.l iv .lapau has not Imn found, aad the scan-In. is an not hopetul oi diaguvaioM
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    13 6 Kpjui liaunkok. TJ6 bullocks arnvcil. tliimorning, by tin local steamer Han Houg Lmlit.'
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    40 6 HwMoariß wa. ifuihintajf rbotad ''<;■ OVulonic rtucill itatu, a O_UUUu '-elcgr.n ol ''til iv taut Qteat 'Ijuiage ab 'lou many bauHa bad nprtioati f 1 •htit cuo blowu o" ILi Rial t 1 jatti ajtleri MTanly, tad '-v^ ataßost ucro-jt- -I
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    61 6 lht Malay .-Uitt.. ilic bald their nrst half-yearly manxuvrot. at Ampauj; last week. During the mano.uvres, the following oflicer were o:.amiut d aud passe.l for the rank ol Captain -Captain 11 K Shaw, l.ieuteuaut I. W. l'arkiuson. anil Seooud- Lieutenant .1. 11. Tyte. Captain I!. 15. Colbeck. Stall Otiici r
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    66 6 Anaugi ineul- an now Hull in liaml lor tin I'l-uaiig llor-e Sliovv, Ujbcheldou ladnat the revine<l uroKrauiuit- tat wliicli is ,«i pn -cut in tin: printer s hiind- Kluvtn MUM have already been pßMuaed (Of prize-, whili many c\hil>its bavc Ix-cn promiaed from Mi and Sinoapore. KvoryUuiiK |«iintv t.. tin
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    93 6 The OHM of Man* Abdul Cador Uain.au v. Saina Abdul Coder which has been baton the actiu;; Chief Justice. Ml A (.i Law, the Supreme Court, hinci. .'inn MM 001 tinued, yesterday afternoon. Thu claim w,i for 15,975 as balauuc due for price of a ..u un launch. Mr. K.
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    U.S. PRESIDENCY.
    251 7 REMARKABLE DEMONSTRATION AT CHICAGO. I ait Nominated. MR. ROOSEVELT'S RETIREMENT IRREVOCABLE. Planks in the Party Platform 1 Km hi Oi k Own CuMUMPOXM ist.l London. -l une I* 11.10 p.m. ilk licpublicau Convention at Chicago lias nuniiui'tcd »lr U (I. Tall. MeoNtacy of War iv the 1 aHod
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    MACEDONIA'S FUTURE.
    96 7 An Agreement Between Kritain and Russia. Dm <> i\ ur- 11 h Uu>fU r»HW»« llvrlin, -luiie is. I.C T(.i.|. ii'j '1 1 .< 111 VtcW o! the Vnglo KusM.ui demands win. regard to refo'lns in Maaedosb Irame ha- renewed hat declaration in favour ol integrity <>( I'urk. y.
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    FORCING PENSIONBILLTHROUGH PARLIMENT.
    36 7 FORCING PENSION BILLTHROUGH PARLIMENT. |K»I'IHH:. iKLKI.KVM; I ■■id..'U -lime |s. guillolin, resolution allocating seven days Iv tli< 11.. of the Old-Age P. usioiis Dill waa -..l.d by the Home of Common-, by 908 roll to \<>l.
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    MULAI HAFID IS PROCLAIMED SULTAN.
    25 7 lUmtTKK\ TKLK. »l I .hi. lnn June I.. Mill. v H.ilul ban bi eu ".'hiiuied Sidtau •>t Morocco at Tetuau
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    TURKISH TROOPS IN ISLAND OF SAMOS.
    32 7 |KauTKK's Tblmokam) l.oiiduu. .luue 10. The I'oite haa decided tv withdraw the Turkish troops it ■■in the Island uf Snmos. with the exception of one b.UUlion.
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    RUSSIA AND THE DARDANELLES.
    37 7 !!>•■ OsTAsuTiitcHi IjLuyh T«lmuhah| l;-iiiu Juuu I*. it t 1 luuinj] of the i'jrdauellei te Bo«ia, which is reported la be one of the jubieots uueUbjcd by the British and Russian ;liploa:nt: it Hova!.
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    NEW RUSSIAN LOAN.
    25 7 [Dm Ostasutischb Lloyd TauoßAii! I'.eilin .luue Ml Kussia Im i-^ind Inscription list- lor .1 louu ol lw.. I Irud million ruablcN £20,*****01
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    RUSSIA AND PERSIA.
    26 7 l'»K OMMiMHMMi i.l .11. laiiuAv.; Berlin, .lime Im. The .li-|.nt. bi'i\<.i(ii Itiissia and Persia ivoi tr. .,.t 1 n, U. 11 .oil, 1
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    FIGHTING IN SUMATRA.
    27 7 IDm o-iA.-uii.-v un Lloyd Tiliukax lierhu. 'uut Ih. r urther Iruuble with the rebels iv .Mimatra and J3UIV ti;;':till;: k I. I It' I
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    GERMAN BANK RATE.
    24 7 [Das OaTASUiitCHii Lloyd I«l»qramj BerliD June 10. Xbo jr:^! uvrmau Back hu reduced \U rate of discount to 4 per cent.
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    THE YUNNAN REVOLT.
    347 7 'Effective Organisation of Rebel Forces. j A geutlemaii who has just arrived iv lluughong frum the scenes of the revolt in Yunnan, be ariug as a trophy a banner ot the rebels, j speaks in high term- of tin physical character of tin torees ..[h rating against
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    APPEAL COURT.
    222 7 Iii(I-hkih oi Mr. Justice i.avv Set Aside. l-'ollowiug the interesting Crown Appial again, t di ,c >very of documents, •lusticcs lishci, Serciubi s,,.,ji|, cUl ,i liraddell continued the hearing :tl the Appeal Court, yisterday. of the cam id You Cheng Hoe, Urn Cliuu Keug and others appellants, and
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    MEDICAL HALL CASE.
    179 7 .Mr. Maurice llnioder. the Kourth Magis vale. sut. this iiionnug. lo give his decision relative to the MM of the two charges mini, Iflaiaat Mr. Karl mihiw. Proprietor of Medical Hall aud Medical Office, who was tried a week aflo, ou the complaint of Mr. .1. It.
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    Tailor and Troublesome Boy.
    165 7 Hetoe the Mind MagistiuU 111 I. L. < jliuan uiteiday aftoiuuuu. a lnut.e tailor appeared uu a charge ot assaulting a Chinese lad about twelve y^ari; of a^o vi-ith a huge pair of scissor:;. Accused said that tho lad entered the shop and stepped on some
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    Investigating Beri-beri.
    79 7 v i.ipam...- l uiperial Decrou isbuotl uu J uuu 1. cuntaiutd regulations concerning tliu appointment ot a committee to investigate the causes of buri beri and the preventativo measures to be adopted. Thu Committee, which will be under the supervision of tbo Minister of War, will consist of
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    Adrift at Sea.
    433 7 PLLO BRANI MEN'S THRILLING EXPERIENCES. Picked up by Oil Steamer Seventeen Miles Away. To be .e1... at soa in a saiupau for almost thirty hours, and to be rescued iv a somewhat exhausted conditiuu by a passing steamer aud returned te Singapore were the uuplcasnnt experiences ot
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    THE POSITION IN F.M.S.
    341 7 Government Asked to Grant Miners Financial Assistance. healing with the depression in I'eruU aud Sulaugor. .1 eoriespoudeut to the Times of Malaya gives a resume uf the' condition of affairs amoiig the miners "fur the consideration of the High Commissioner." He points out that it is
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    The American Fleet.
    69 7 The voyage of the American battleships up the Pacific Coast from San Francisco has been a triumphal progress, the fleet being everywhere received with frantic enthusiasm. At Seattle over :<OO.OUO persons witnessed a parade of bluejackets. Federal troops aud State militia. The officers of the warships declare
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    Satisfactory Coolie Labour.
    128 7 Ml. The... IVieirn. f.,r many JMM a lant< lin Lit .1. :in>l for about livo yean m Mm J .M.S., is at present in Ponang. He hay recruited coolies from Java (through the cooliu bureau thum) for the Malacca Rubber I'lautatiuus .tiul tht Pclapah Valley Kubber Estate.-,
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    Coolie Immigration.
    702 7 RECRUITERS' COMMISSION TO BE REDUCED. Important Meeting at Kuala Lumpur, A meeting <* the Straits and X.31.5. Im migratiuu Committee was held at Kuala Lumpur on June 11. at which the following were present —Tho Superintendent of Immigrants 1 Chairman 1, the I Inn. Mr. .1. Turner, Mr.
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    P. and 0. Company's Report.
    173 7 In the one huudred and thirty-fifth halfyearly report of the Pcuinsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company it is stated that the revenue returns had hecti main Lulled, but with an iuurcuso iv uxpeuditmc, owing to the enhanced cost ot fuel. Tho passenger Iralbc was unfavourably
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    Magistrate's Strong Remarks.
    145 7 There was a disturbance ou the upper floor of a MM of ill-fa.uic in l'p|xr llokion Struct at midnight, last night Kight .irrrsts mm made, one of the prison, is bciug, apparently, a Malay, though dressed like a Chinaman. The others were Chinese. The keeper of the
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    ROTTERDAM LLOYD.
    438 7 Brief Sketch of Flourishing Dutch Steamship Company. The Rotterdam Lloyd, a nourishing Steam Navigation Company iv Holland, has just reached its twenty-fifth year. In commemoration of tho event it has issued a short history of tho concern, which affords another remarkable instance of how great businesses spring from
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    POLICE ATTACK.
    196 7 Attempted Lynching of Head Constable. A serious disturbance, more or less similar to the Tiuncvelly riots, occurred in Trivuu drum on Monday evening, states a -wire from Tuticorin. dated tho l<)th instant. The origin ot the riot is the alleged murderous assault on a ghariwallali by the Police
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    KING OF SIAM'S TOUR.
    134 7 Intended Visit to the Peninsula Abandoned. Thu Siam Observer understands that tho King of Siam's intended tour to the West Coast and provincial towns iv the Peninsula has been postponed and the arrangements made have beeu cancelled. Hi Majesty was to have loft Hau^koK ..u tho
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    Hongkong Maru Ashore.
    103 7 The Toyo Kisheii Kaisha's steamer Hongkong Maru is ashore on Blockhouse Island, says a wire from Shanghai of the 10th instant. A typhoon prevailed last night. It is hoped to get the vessel oil' at high tide this afternoon. The steamer is uudatnaged. and two tugs have
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    Theft of Lanterns.
    79 7 A Chinese shopkeeper prosecuted a coolie in the Third Magistrate's Court, yesterday, for theft of two huge lanternu which bad been hanging iv front of his shop. when found, the paper 01 the lanterns had been torn off the bamboo framework. Accused said that he had a
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    DIAMOND SWINDLE.
    175 7 A FRENCHMAN'S FORMULA FOR GEM MANUFACTURE. Henri Lemoine Absconds to Avoid Prosecution. Kkuxek's Tklbokam London, Jiiuu I' l The French Lcmoiiic who swindled Sir Julius Weruhor of £60,1)00 sterling nn the pretence of having discovered a process of making diamonds has absconded. His sci rut formula, on being
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    GERMAN PARLIAMENT.
    23 7 [Van O .1.1 .lAii.-.i iik Llovk I'kli li. rhn. .luue \H. Tlu Diet k siimes Us sittings on the JOth uistaut.
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    SIAM'S PENAL CODE.
    644 7 Raising Judicial Administration lo Proper Level. The preamble Of tho new I'cual Code foi Siaui.accordiug to the Siam Observer, recapi tulates briefly the history of the laws of Siam llucl sets forth the reasons which have led to the present codification and the sueixsmvi: steps taken for
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    The Powan Disaster.
    103 7 Aa a result, uf t>v.uuiiiia.tii>n wliiuh have beeu made of the. river steamer Powau, it b not considered at all likely tliat she will be successfully raised from where ahe now lieH. It is reported that she lies in over ten fathoms ot water, that hei face
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    Association Cup Tie.
    1246 8 CRICKET CLUB BEATEN BY WEST KENTS I. Interesting Game on the Esplanade In tlie Singapore Association Cup tie on tin K*| Un.-iiit last arcaiag, the Cricket Club were beaten by the West Kents I. by three goal to nil. Wliilc this score does not really indicate the
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    SAVAGE REVENGE.
    377 8 Cruel Outrage by Chinese Imperial Troops. Great m ms.umm was aroused at Saigon by a telegraphic message that the French CSov- rniiii-iit '-v:»s 1 1 [wjrtf.l. at Peking, to have illowed Chinese regular soldiers to cross the Tonkin frontier and pursue fugitive revolutionists within a diHlaDce of fifteen
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    AN ATTEMPTED MURDER.
    217 8 Prisoner Acquitted After Five Years Had Elapsed. At Calcutta, recently, before Mr. P. N. hut. Fourth Pre-ideney Magistrate, one Kri->tn .Miihuii Dey was charged with attempting to murder a woman named Jankee, by cutting her throat with a knife, five years ago. The story as recounted by
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    Big Funeral in Kedah.
    170 8 Low Lian Kooi, an old resident at Alor Star, Kedah, who died at his residence in Pekan, China, last year at the age of 7«, was buried at Bukit i'iuanjj, about 94 miles from Alor Star, on the 10th instant. The funeral procession was the longest
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    Japanese Boycott in Deli.
    110 8 The anti -Japanese movement in Deli is xt.niliii^ aloDg the coast, and has reached t lk Lower Laogkat, whore the agitators hive prated up the usual placards. Ou Judo 6, at the town of Tanjong i'ura, a fjroup of Chinese s'.ood quietly on the roadside to
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      167 8 Mr. A. H. I! iskervill. secretary of tbe All Blacks team of New Zealand footballers visiting Australia, died from pneumonia in the Victoria Private Hospital, at Brisbane, on May 'M. Hawaiian baseball players have challenged tbe students of the Keiwo Gijiku University to a match. The Japanese
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      Swimming.
      44 8 Launch Departures. The Swimming Club launches for next Sunday the 21st inst. will run as uuder From Johnston's Pier 6.80, 10, and 11 a.m.; 2.80 and 8 80 p.m., returning from the Bungalow 9.80 and 10.30 a.m., 12.15, 8 ant 1 5.80 p.m.
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      Golf.
      53 8 Singapore Clolf Club. To-morrow and ou Sunday, the Spriog Cup will be played foi on tho Kaco Coarse under Medal play conditions. 18 holes, handicap. Tin' beßt sixteen cards, uett, banded in will qualify for the Vade Cup, which will be played for under Match condition* on datex to
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      Rowing.
      91 8 .Singapore Rowing Club. Owing to one of the four-oar boats having met with an accident, the four-oar races for the Scott Russell prizes cannot take place. While tho boat is bring repaired, some doable sculling races will bu held. Ihe following are the crews I D. Robertson C. W.
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      Lawn Tennis.
      148 8 S.C.R.C. Tournament. Yesterday's play in tho S.C.R.C. Lawn Tennis tournament resulted as follows Championship. Scow Poh Leng v. Lee Chim Tuan. 6 4. 4—6, 2—2 (unfinished). A SISfiLKS. Kiong Chin Eng, owe 4 v. Song Ong Joo, rec. 3. 6—B, I—6. 9—l (unfinished). I '..-day > Ties. Championship.
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      Hockey.
      137 8 5.C.C. Fixtures. The following are the Hockey fixtures o' the S.C.C. first and second teams from the present time till August First Team. June 22— S.C.C. v. R.G.A. and R.E. 27— Royal West Kents. 29 Royal Garrison Artillery. July 6— Royal West Kents. 18 Officers of the Garrison. 20—
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    Armed with Dangerous Weapons.
    154 8 Yong Ah Miv and Ten Ah appeared before the Second Magistrate, Mr. C. F. J. Green, yesterday, on a charge of going armed with dangerous weapons, the evidence for the prosecution, given on a previous occasion, being that they loaded a number of fighting sticks into
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    SENSATIONAL INCIDENT.
    334 8 Portuguese Gunboat Cleared for Action. At an early hour on the morning of the 10th inst., a Chinese gunboat entered Ma ao and took np her anchorage in the inner Inn bour not far from the liio Lima. According to port regulation)), the gunboat «h- boarded by officers
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    RUBBER IN DELI.
    212 8 Views and Opinions of a Journalistic Specialist. Mr. Herbert Wright, the well-known rubbei specialist, and editor of the India-Rubber Journal, has just paid a visit to Deli. Ho is interested in rubber. planting there, and is director of one of the new companies which have started business
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    Difficulties of a Fire Brigade.
    111 8 The service* of the Colombo Fire Brigade were summoned on May 29 to subdue an outbreak of fire in a coal stack belonging to the British India Steam Navigation Company. The Brigade have been at work every alternate day since that time, principally with one
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    COMMERCIAL.
    264 9 Suwafou, Jcne 18, 1908 PRODUCE. Cruakiw I 7.1U do (Cube No iMfllllli 11.00 <J»pra Bali 6.-O Jo Pontiaoak rt.lii Perper, Black ILK do White 6% IH6O >ago Flour Sarawak ;i.Ol do Brunt-i No. 1 2.9.') Pearl Sago 8.90 Coffee Bali, picked 2:2.00 Coffee, Paloiabanc -0 b»«i« nom. Coffee. Libcrian
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      341 9 Date of Number VmU I form.- Cap,* .8u»-cr.W jn^ uSESi <**»*> VcoT*n<~ 1903 ($OO,OOO 300,000 30,000 j 10 110 B«Ul Tin M. Co., Lt.i. SCO 1907 1300.000 2*6,000 11,600 10 10 7,600 Bruang Ltd 300 1901 MOG.OOO 600,000 60,000 10 10 Bruieh Hydraulio Tin M. Cc. Ui. 11 V)
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      367 9 1903 £160,000 IMS $300,000 1904 £30,000 1905 £70,000 1906 1160,000 :904 j «1 2,000 SOS £78,000 1306 £810,000 1906 £160,000 1907 £310,000 1906 .175, 000 :806 1250,000 1895 £100,000 1906 £(00,000 1303 £30,000 1906 1250.000 1904 £20,000 19U4 1100.000 1889 I £***** 1905 I?'. ,000 1303 lIPO.OOJ 1906 £100,000
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      209 9 1894 £5,377.10.0 4.80* 7,088 12/8 \2,i W9B |MS,OOQ »1.000 4,100 50 JO IIM mCOIMN 15,000.000 133.000 1M 1*» >oa M.400.000 j,.00,000 X 2'222 > t 0,000 I IUU I I .s SS i,,00 1,000,000 I}g }°o HOI *****0 84,000 $,400 10 10 ISM WN.W 578.000 ;}g JJg 1903 Moc.non
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    NATIONAL DEBT.
    377 10 Tbe Unqualified Triumph of Democratic Finance. The reduction in the public debt of (ircut Britain dvi ing the past few yearn has been on such a scale as to compel world- wide admiration, says an Australian coutemporary. Without the aid of a protective tariff, the people of tho
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    THE LONG PEACE.
    192 10 Tbe New Yacht for the Court of China. The Yaugho, a steam yacht for uso on inland rivers or lakes, which was recently presented to the Chinese Court by the Japanese Government, was built at the Kawasaki Dockyard, Kobe. Her length is 65 feet and tonnage 45.
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    The Length of Legal Trials.
    151 10 Why do trials generally last longer than they did? That they have nowi more protracted is, the Law Journal points ont, anioug the many interesting and significant facts to be gathered from tho new volume of Judicial Statistics. In 191)6 the average number of actions
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    Something for Nothing.
    189 10 Three-card merchants and their kin, who are finding even remote country steeplechases unfruitful, might very well try the village of Oawripur in India. A Behari Brahmin entered the village some time »g", says the India Bengalee, and promised to pay double tho amount to anyone who advanced
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      555 10 BANKING COMPANIES, HONGKONG AND BHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. capital •15.000.000 i RESERVE FUND Sterling Reserve •15,000,01)0 i aac <nn nnn Silver Reserve 113,500,000f •le»er>e Liability of Proprietor* t15.000,000 COURT OP DIRECTORS. Hon. 'Ut. Henry Keswiok. Chairman E. Goetz, Eaq. Depnty Chairman. E.G. Barrett, Esq. 0. R. Lencmann, Esq. C. Brodcrueu, Eaq.
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    188 11 Faraday House Developments. It is very gratifying to learn that Faraday House has established a new department to train automobile engineers. Faraday House, as is will-known, is famous for its testing and standardising work, and the knowledge it has imparted to its pupils in matters electrical hai gained for it
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      379 11 MOTOR CARS. NOW IN STOCK. ARGYLLS THE XLI iiUATKL> SILENT 14-1 6 s DE LUXE. Adams Hewitts. Rovers. ON VIEW AT fiUAlif DAAH £Q MUI and 142 Z5, Orchard Road 3nUff IlWlfl »y (Two Doore from Cold Storage Depot). Dunlop Motor Tyres. -NON SUPS (OKOOVED, AXI> "ORDINARY" (PLAIN) HEAVt TYIJKS
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      208 11 Poor Una!— Those fenrful headache* arc spoiling her good looka. Steams' Headache Cure would «t<>p tin in iv no time. Why not try it. No bad tasU-, no bad effects. Writ* for New Catalogue OF HUMBER CARS. Latest Improvements i Reduction In Prices THE BORNEO CO., LTD. STRAITS MOTOR GARAGE
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      510 12 ARTICLES FOR SALE. Rates:- I our l.iws, one or twuln«erti' By the mdi, s« Scaleiof ChM-pe'. HORSES. GOBS AND PONIES FOR SALE If yon want a HORSE, COB ob PONT. go to MORTON, 602 Next to Hotel de la Paix 5.000 ACREB OFJ.AND FOR SALE FOR BALE, about 8,000 acres
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      241 12 Miscellaneous NOTICES Bati lit Month. 110 pet inch. SabwqiiMi: month], 15. Fur aliort jr ptriod* im Scalt o? Chirgo. NOTICE. lender- uill bt received at the oSice o! the Se'.angor Genera! Farm, Knala Lan.vtr, on Jane 20. al aud H. 190n, for the subletting of tbe Gambling Farms in tho
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