The Straits Times, 22 June 1908

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    13 1 The Straits Times. NO. 22.683. SINGAPORE. MONDAY. JUNE 22. 1908. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      306 1 TARGA FLORIO RACE S^ISTtSSt Remarkable Success De Dion Bouton TOURING CARS. 0e Dion Bouton 2nd. De Dion Bouton 3rd. De Dion Bouton 4th. De Dion Bouton sth. De Dion Bouton 6th. 11 cars started. 6 finished. OK THK SIX WHICH FINISHED 5 were De Dions. IN THE SAMK KVKNT LAST
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      177 1 The Typewriter Championship. BUSINESS EXHIBITION. OLYMPIA. 1908. WON Oh THE Out of the first 4 positions in Urn "CHAMPIONSHIP and A< -TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP" m cHI ?^^JR THE BAR-LOCK n<i wN^yi^(Sl "woisr s out of 8. jP"KmSESSmH^^P lioiirs record was alxi mado on l^^^p ''BAR-LOCK" |i^:wjh,j>;-i ;t The^Busy Man's Typewriter. All
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      233 1 ADELPHI HOTEL. "YEST 1 THE ONLY HOTEL IN SINGAPORE UNDER ENGLISH MANAGEMENT. Anglo-French Cmtine English Cleanlinesc Home Comforts Moderate Terms GUEST NIGHT EVERY SATURDAY. By special desire, the Plebiscite Dinners are being continued. Quests should conJ in reqnests for any Special Diibes desired on or before Friday in each week.
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    SCIENCE NOTES.
    1301 2 GERMAN PATENT TO PkODLCE MINERAL SPECIES. Some Mineralogical Experiments. In a (>, unuu |:itfiit a UiHthod is (k-seribrd for pioduciug artificially ceruiiu miucral species, such as oliviue, /.ircou, bt -iy!l, acd spineile, in a definitely crystalline foiui. Thi'i coubists iv dissolvin)* their constituent mUn in appreciate propoitious in
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      495 2 Tansan (in common with every article of PROVED MERIT) has its IMITATORS. Tansan is bottled under the strictest EUROPEAN Supervision. The extensive, up-to-date Plant is open to the inspection of all visitors to Takaradzuka, Japan, where the bottling of Tansan in its natural state may be seen. No contamination is
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      172 2 j 0 A. PEREIR^ HORTICULTURIST AND KLOKIsI C»Ueck>r aud Exporter of Orchiilf. Diploma I and Oold Meri&l from the la*» Kiog ol Denmark j By Hpeciil Appomtmeut to Ilia Majerty, the Kii'4 of Siam.. It H the Bn'tßD of Jottcre and H. 11., the oi:t»:i of Lingga. Fresh Cnt Ktowen
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      43 2 You c«u't tell when v Inailiu-U- is (;oinn to come, but if you havr Steams' Headache Cure you can tell just when it b poing to leave Aud that's the important part. Small coats, great results. The Straits Times, 4NI> The Straits Budget.
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      556 2 A MATRON of the Y.W.C.A. HOME I Neuritis, Lassitude, Neuralgia— Alnios-t e^rsryo^)e. lias known thai Ming ol nSM and thankfulness when they have fboad someone, who could ba l d4peni*d afm' widMMM doubt or disappointment, wkoar word am be accepted unquestionably— wdl thai i* what the writers of these letie
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      167 2 SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Payable in Advance. Daily inae per year) 180.00 do per quarter 7.60 do per month 2.50 do per copy 10 Weekly iiwue per year 1200 do per quarter :t 00 do per copy 25 Whfcii seat by poHt, tht rt ib added {or the daily isoae, two dollars
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    RUBBER NOTES.
    1231 3 CONSOLIDXTED MAL4V RUBBER ESTATES. Administration of the Property. At tiie Mooad otilioary fjvncral mooting of tlit- «'ou*>iidat,'d Malay linbucr Ksiau^. \.u\.. liuld in liOUilou. ou May 27, Air. 1.. Sl,aiid i said 1 11 HMsjdhs]| th. adoption of tlie rui>ort and loco ml* which I have now pleasure
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    Dull Evenings in Bangkok.
    216 3 As one who has beeu resident in Hangkok for some considerable time, writes a corrcx pondent to the Bangkok Times, 1 beg to put forward n plea for the provision of a place of amuseui' nt similar to those which are to be found in most
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    Carnation Boom in London
    136 3 The boom in carnatious iv London is i remarkable. At Covent <>arden Matket Mahnaisons an; meeting a unique sale at prici a- high as twelve -hillings a li.uich of twelve blooms only. Kxplain the furore about the carnation replied :i l.irand Row dealer to a comtempo
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    75 3 Commenting upon the correspondence iv the Malay Mail regarding Chinese represent ation ou the State Councils, the Taiping journal -a; that before advocating any increase iv the number of members of State Councils, well wishers of the X.M.S. would do much hotter to endeavour to promote the well-being and prosperity
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      218 3 fcfeijL RI:ALI.V PURE <T^Pl FUSSELLS THICK CREAM 'GOLDEN BUTTERFLY BRAND) Is taken only from the richest meadowland milk, and you get it in just that pure, rich siale, scien- r tifically packed m I ins only, without any or I chemical. It will kc~p fresh anywhere and for V any
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      126 3 10 ■ILHMW^Ba^Ma. WHEN DOCTORS SAY "HOPELESS" 1 .ink's Oriental Balm steps in and cures inveterate ihronic cases of Rheumatism A. N. R.irijuin, Mundovi. For about throe years 1 have had Rhcunati>ui all over my body. The best Physicians could do nothing for me. My arms and shoulders would .swell and
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      922 3 *P WHITE'S I HONEY I C w^ mt mmm^^ BRAND a I Bacon ®> Hams. I Sole Proprietors John White <& Co., J||^^ 9 Bristol, England The Tor Hotel, Ltd. A STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS HOTEL. T~ ~i i r T.l.(r«phic *ddr.» I MARTIN •TOa.' nobe Will o.wned tor rev epnou jr
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    BRED IN THE BONE.
    754 4 Reflections Suggested by Hongkong Picnic Season. The liuuiuu ucrvojs sysWm is more liable tii. in tin rest of Mm body, and vicli livasu appears to be more readily tranniuiaaftla by the mysterious processes of litiv.lity. The eliief roasou is supposed to be tlii>. that the nervous
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    LIST OF PASSENGERS.
    136 4 Passengers Outward. I'er I', auil O. sii.'au.ii K tibia, jne .l,iuc >■ Mis> K .lellico. Captain K. ln_:..iui. Mr. I. U. Elcuts, Mi. It C. KiadenJi v. i!cv. M. Kirkby, Miss Kirl.ljv. Iliw O. lu^al, SutT Sorgoiint ;.u<l Mrs. VVikntllDrM tad child. < aptiiiu C. N. llu/./anl,
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    89 4 Allwihw to itie iloprussiun in troUu in the Straits, the ltan<>kok Times states tliat tra.iri> in I'.auykok, particularly important, ■M *Jm coiuplaining that trade is uut f>ood. Thuro the conditions aro largely .iithir. Nt to thuv ii.rv.i.iliu^ in the Straits, lut like iv the strait«. llui^Kuli iuiportern a. <_ finding
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    891 4 Sam,, port, probable date oj arrival, and name ot Agents. STEAMERS. Airlie, Sydney. Jmne 14; Boustead 4Hcat«. M. :;'e. J Barlow Au'.nn;, Ha nboig ..:> 16: Behn Mever Arcadia. Ho..gkonj, )uiv2; P. 4 O. Coy. Arconia, :nt 1 ,vl8; East Asiatic Coy Auatralieu. Uarfeilles. itjg 10; M. Maritime!
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      63 4 A CERTAIN CURE FOR BOWEL COMPLAINT. Wheu attacked with iia. rh.v.i ur buwel complaint you waut a medicine that artH quickly. The attack is always sudden, gen«..illy MM au<] witb increaainf; pain. Oiaiuberlaiu'- Colic, Cbokra and l>iarrliuCH U -im-dy lias uercr been kaonu to fail in any .-ase oi colic,
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      728 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. P. &O. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. For China. Japan, Penang;, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Ejrypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Tbrongb Bill* nf Lading iMtud for Cbin Ooact, Persian Quit, Continental, ao.l Am- tin* Pots. 6'.-:MO"r» will leave Siu^ap.re co oi M MAIL LINE [Outtcard itwCU i) 1B!8 Marmen
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      1160 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. HANDEL AND BCHEEPVAART MY. BANDJER "nEbßiaV jgfr ]y^jt% BANDJEIiMABIN. The Steamera ot thia company maintain a regular servtoe between: Singapore, 6oarabaya, Bandjermaain, Polo Laut, Balik Pipan, Koetei, with transhipment at Bandiermasin lor Sampit. Mandawai, Koemai, Kotta Waringin, Djelai. Tbe steamer* have goodaoeomodatioo for flnl an i aecsud olaas
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      775 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. XXI. NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYO imperial Qerman Mall Line Tl c taat and well knewn mail steanw this Company sail fortnightly frcm Br< Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Booih»iri, ton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naplea, (crci tM Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria, and vioe vr— Por Said, So**. Aden, Colombc, fnoni Rlngapore, Hongkong, Shaugbai, Nagamlo.
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      142 4 UNION B.S. CO. OF NEW 2 E ALAND, LTD. SINGAPORE TO NEW 7.EALAND MM) AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON, LYTTLBTOM AND IiUNKDIN, alv) OaCMM Ut SAMAHANO AND FIJI hi imjl.:im»ni i-ruRS}. The Compauy\ T.S. Ste»-i"r APARIMA. 5,704 tuns. IJJw.i. Stott. v'l^n^uder, main tains a regular Zu.\r nmnthly service betweeu Sinijapijio ,;u.l N'i.w Zea
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    SHIPPING IN PORT.
    1595 5 I nun Hue luwtum tho following »>>hi«ivi»ii««» m l%il ur. MHWr; ih. ship. bq..-haruue, erh.wbuun«r, Vct.-V.c1.1 Ciu— CralHr; O'bt.— <lun boat; 'I'or. Torpwiu: II. p.— Hnrao-powar h' it. BrltUh; V. S.-i/ntl*t st» M let. -French -(ltrui i, Jhit I>uli !i UsU.- Italian Spiu.— Sn h. S»r.~MnrifcW»k (i.e.—
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    Clearances.
    56 5 June J--t Headley, Brit str, Vizagapatem Alicante. Span str, 110 110 »ud Manila at Ban Hnng Leong. Rrit str. Bangkok Ban Whatt Hin, Brit ntr. Ktiantan 13 1 Kjele Nor str, Langkat Guadiana, Fch str, Saigon tClan MaclnUwb, Britttr, Rangoon Selangor, Brit str, Teluk Anwn via port* Laisang. Brit
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    Mails Close.
    99 5 Fna P«a Stiamci. liai To-uouow Anamba Natnna Is. *kr<> 8 a.m. Europe via ports P. Heinrkh 10 a.m. Sarawak Rajah of Sara icak noon Muutok and Paietubang Bat. Yong Stng noon P. S'tenham aud Feiuuig Perak 1 p.m. Palembanß Ophir 1 p.m Muar and Malacca Lady Wtld 8
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    Vessels at Tanjong Pagar and Keppel Harbour.
    81 5 Wharvea at which Vessel- an Berthed Tu>day taajoa* paaaa tmm w«.»fßiMn-Nii, ■Mi W. riaonon 1— Glenogle, Taroba. -ect. 1 ißauu WB*ar|:- Nil. 'MtcTioM Nn J— Gleulogan, Montgomery shire. 8 Ayntlna. 4— Tambov. Darvel. 4— ritrathavon. 7— Gnadiana. 8— Saxonia. 8- Nil. UaDm'K WaAar—
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    Mails to Arrive.
    156 5 From EoaoPß— By ths N. D. L. s.i. Prim judwig, doe June 25. From Car**— By the N. D. L. s.s. Prim 'loinrich, due June 23. The capital of the Siatn Steam Packet Company, Limited, has been increased from ricals 181,250 to Ticals 190,000 by the isaue
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      312 5 LAXATINE, (be Ideal Purgative, recommended by the beat medical authorities. Easj to take and oertain in results. To be had of all ibomietd. Wholesale from Tbe Pharmacy, Battery Ro*4, Bineapnrt I KM S. S. KISTNA. FOR PORT BWETTENUAM AND PENANG. The above nteamer will be detained here (or dock'ngani boiler
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      496 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. C P R. Canadian Pacific Railway Company's Royal Mall Steamship Line THE NATIONAL QIORWaV M> M nil't VIA t;MN\ JAPAN, UANAKA wa IBr DNITKD BTATBH. RoaM tram Hongkong, nia Sb*ugnai. Nagasaki (Inland Sw of Japan). Kobe. Yokohama. Violons and Vaunonvor. R.M.H. "Khubsmlvwi" I Twin -turrw stea R.M.S. H
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      536 5 JTEAMES SAILINGS. OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD. ANl> CHINA MUTUAL STEAM ftAV CO. LTD. p Ths Oompamm' steamers are 3a»p»iebcd from Liverpool nnirards for tbe Btr&it*. China and Japan every wk, and from Japan homewards for Loud "id Amsterdam and Antwerp even- fortnight and (or Genoa, Marseilles and Liverpool mnntbiy.
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      471 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. IN. Y. K. J APAN MAIL STEAM SHIP CO. LTD kr f\ 1 1 A regular FORTNIGHTLY servioe Is main- tamed between Japan and Europe by the following i NEW TWIN-SCKEW STEAMEHS, Under Mail Contract with the Imperial Japanese Government, specially designed for the Company's European Service, lighted
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      206 5 AUCTION SALES Powell and Co. June 23 At Saleroom, valuable Chinese kro sangs at 1 1 am. 23 At Saleroom, sale of jewellery (Estate of Hadjee Moonah, deceased), at 11 a.m. 28 At Saleroom, freehold properties at Everton Road and Coronation Road, at 2 SO p.m. 23 At Sale-room, shophouses
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      302 5 DAY RY DAY Monday, June aa. High Water 617 p.m. B.C.R.C. Tennis Tournament. Alhambra. 7do p m Japanese CiaemafcaJMfJ*. 7SO p.m Harima Hall. Omematograpb. 7-80 p.m. Wayang Kasaim. 9 pm. Tuesday, June 33. High Water. ft-U a.m 618 p.m. N. D. L. homeward mall doe. Licensing Justices meet. t-tO p
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. MONDAY, JUNE 22
    1332 6 The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. MONDAY, JUNE 22 In tliis i.Viue. we publish uu extract from Medical Missions at Houio and Abroad." Ft professe..-. to be a reply to Sir r'rauk Swel teubam's letter to Tbe Times on the opiuiu question as it attects the Straits Settlements and tbe
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    15 6 This ii. inning, a cargo of rioe anivb.l I'roiu ltaui>l<ok by the Noiwc^iiii atoaawr Pnya.
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    16 6 Than Ihmi .|.ut< an niiihanii vi BMHahja lat.lv iv liangkok amongst Ixith Roropeaa and tUamaw ohUdrea
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    24 6 Kiohi liahK I'apan. a oaruo .-I Iktuid fuel .Miivd, \esU d.iy bj Im \i:;;lu>i unl I", ti.il. vi. 1 1 oiupany s akainei Mares.
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    17 6 I'io.m tha Nataaa aad Aoambaa l-land^. a caryo iii copia arrived, veatorday, by the kx-al ■teaaani Hevo.
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    21 6 Ih. price ..I tin iv Singapore i,. day is M»4 Bar picul. Urn hundred aud twenty live MM have been sold.
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    26 6 It is e\|M;oied ill ItangkoK that Un new Anglo-Siamese Treat] will be Mgued next month Kiimour ha-sit that hedah will nut Ih ceded to Great Ftritaia
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    30 6 I'la^ue and -luall |«j\ have .igain bi. .ken out iv several place-, iv JaiMß); and tin death rate is heavy and iner.a-ini; in Osaka, Kobe, Iliogo. anil other i ilie-
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    29 6 Uaugkok N wiiter supply scheme i~ estianted to onat Ti.-.ils ajfffsjao. The wora ol coustruetiou is expected to be eoiuineii. d in t!ie eouise ul the next liuancial year.
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    23 6 Oxer seven thoiis.iud tous of coal arrived from Kucbiiiotsu, on Saturday afteruoou. by the ISri'ish steamer Kalomo. consiguol to Messrs McAlister aud < p.my.
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    37 6 a sahlafnaa waa ronaimd at Hangamlt mi the l.'ith instaul to the elfect that I'hru icll.un. who soiin mouths ago went to ■lapau to inspect tbe new torpedo boats fur the Siamese Navy, had left (of KangkoK.
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    38 6 The steamer Ormiston passed through the port, yesterday. It was ascertained that there were II Chinese -towaways ou h.i.ud. The captain signalled to the Norwegian steamer Solva. just <oming iv from Bangkok. asking to be reported all well.
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    48 6 A -iii.ill Malay lad proaaouted a siout < hiuamau in the BlWOftd Magistrate s C'oiiit. ou Saturday. OB a .liarge uf -o rashly riding his bicycle in I (utrani Koad as to cause the lad injury. Ih was lined IS, halt of which went to tlu boy as cuiupeusatii.n.
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    46 6 The lailish India sleaiuei' Tatub.i. v% liicli arri\ed at I'euaug un Thursday from the Coromaudel Coast, btnught 2-I.S statute iuj migrauts aud I s luiuors. besides t!2 free coolies, iucludiu;; live lailllll I She Inul on board Til kaogaay eooHni and n miaan for I'ort Swctteilhiuu.
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    52 6 If VtaajLtha wit., oi a plautu' living ia the Yew hu Kaiiv, liuaU. I:uh n'portu.l t>i tho police that a c.j>jlie took awaj her ou, uamed Te i Cbootl, ou fridiy la;,t lUld ueitber ol them bay yjt letuiuiri She fears thai her ;ou ban becu DModereH Detei Hvi are
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    59 6 Wi. I'leieutiun .jl .'rime Hill, which habctu lutroduced by the Home Seiretary. Mr. •I. .1. i,i i.l ivu. ma read the first time iv the House of (.'ominous ou May 't pro aoaaa tb<. rmam ut a iablishmeut at UoisU',l in Keut. of iv titntuu'. to reform youn;; ottondcr.-i. aud
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    62 6 The health returus of the I'enan^ Muni cipality for the week ended June I show that then' wire M deaths -»<(» males and 27 females -equal to a death-rate of I'M I per uiille pci 1 annum. Scvcutceu deaths occurred ot infants under one year of age. which is equal
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    47 6 \h-. v. .i -sivel. lata waaaitar ol tha Cou. Crt Kgyptieu who .aN Ih. BaagkiA Tiniea, ia ivauted in Haniflfnl ot aawanlaaMaii ba. been artaatadaadla now in Rangoon. Ihe application for extradition, which wa: gnnted was wade privately at tbe British Court, liangLok, ou the 16th iu-tant.
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    66 6 A lavaMae uamed Cliayoh v\bo RM I'juud with an an coDcoaling Uimsclt in a Malay uiosqaoin Xorth Bridije Read, at 2.30 a.m. on Wednesday last, was bentcuced to atsvcsn days' ri^oroub imprisonment by the sucoud Magisitratu Mr. C. F. J. Grcon on batur J:.y and was further askud to dad
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    211 6 Mr. Jartiee li.iy is oV ad. aajed 82 year Mr. .1. il. Mini... formerly of I'diilii-.;. .unl vow of the Kupar Kstutc. Man-;. SvUn^or. arrived at Rmmh oa I'ridav. en routo la t. vl..n t" recrwt Em IwWli Mr. B. Niinii. ajho ha- b. en appointed Actiu^
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    16 6 oarno of rioe arrived 'roui llanihon;; un route to Colombo, yet.iday by th. MM ■tcau'iT Iliiualavi.
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    18 6 lahirnaiiiMial Steal Trw4 in how U» intelligent OOUIJXwitol i iideav.ni'id t. r. v.l. in. .if headlines iv day
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    21 6 A I iiiiiaiiian I'iel,. .1 tin pod el .)l aunlh. i t'hiiiaiuaii in M.il.il.n Strut iferday, tuid ■-i.eureil .i .-.nt-. 11.
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    26 6 I A muni), r i f p^. s, ii-. i- and tin- umial aanto AuaKraltaii prutlact« arrived (rum Sycluey by tin- ItrhuHl Ktoailler \iiii" tin lllOllllU^.
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    32 6 .I. trctne saw a m.iv climbing I nok) mA aaahiat the wall of i boaai in Vnoy Stoaet. at an .uly hour, thi moruiiig and removLlu zinc pipiiiy The < ulprM was arnste.l
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    63 6 I inn Mi. K. his ii. the \.-tmy IVwniil lul .hipan. vv. ha\< re« ived .i < -< .[i\ .1 a imilili. i ""ii katag forth tli. aim mil! o|>- u( tin 1. 1. .ml I'.shihitii.li .'l' .I,i]m bi Iv 1.1 mi Ittli, Tbeac m tauboiieil iii a oulkictfam ol
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    63 6 In vi. a it tin lart that Uima \nn\ liaI.e. n plai ed iv a pnioet ouditi.in \i Viiaa Shih Kai I'rinee 'hina has in. mm. rial I that ih. loruier should be a|i|Hnnlt .1 a Minister for the lie cii^aui-atuni ul < Inua \,ny In the memorial tin- I'riue.
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    61 6 The new Kymoie Station U rmiuus at Maiiias. of the South Indian Kailway wax Ui U' opened on ll tli instant. It is a ma^uili ci ut buildiu- iv the Mogul style. '111. architecture was flnalilllOll by Mr. Ih in Irwiu. '.I.X. The hinldiuj was irtarhul in Septemlxr. I!M|.">. The
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    67 6 -Macao youth WMamaaMl by au empioyei nt the Cinematograph at Mali ma ll.i'l. at 10 o'clock, on Saturday ui^hl, aud liawlad over tn a detective nil a char^i nf wi.stiie. Hum «old rings, valued at |i*i from .i Olineae woniau as she was griafl Tlrt flltar Hall. One riut; was
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    172 6 I'ismay ban mi /.<il DBOB ihe ollicial world in Java at news that the Netbeilauds India Hndgnt In IWU will show a heavy d(.lieil uuless the pmaiafl Uuile is applied freely. The lii^li olb'cials at I'niteii/or^ have met to consider the matter, aud it has leaked out that votes amounting
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    108 6 II" I I" "It ill Solirul:.i *MCi sliuw lioa\y Imcmmm m Km impucteIn hi nt beat. 1 In OQMMM iin|Hirtcil aiuount<j<J to 1876 OMM BMW tliuu in l'J(J»i most of it baiag panWam stmi ummatMtmi in liTiiiiiiiy ■uiil consiiiiKil liii'^uly .uhuml; tin JaVSMM 'Mi tin: otlii I liauil. Iluvli i
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    132 6 ii imitation i the im ■n t *'<ujt <•< 'lattery thun Wl v..,;ht hi l« htiiimi' tbt tact thi'.t Uk (>auj<Lol Uui. n issued a an eiyht page paper, ha- copiec 1 our style aolataa h compatible with its owl supply of news, aud we bear that un July 1
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      169 6 I J. C. Hllttons PINEAPPLE M HAMS BACON. Thompson, BEST r on the Thomas Co.. MARKET. < ni rai Provision Merchant... IT and IS, Stamford Koiul. JAPANESE LANGUAGE. "ortgaghs sale tst ONh lUJI.LOCK CART. NO. Wmj, AM) TWO BTHGAPOBK BULI.IM.'Ks. To bo held at LesHonb iv Japanese. Trauiilatiou, Intur- No.
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      159 6 ALHAMBRA CINEMATOGRAPH. HEACH ROAH To-Night! To-Night!! Entire Change of Programme. IIKATIiIt K < EN( I. IN RLSSIA. SBBAHTUI'UL: I'll K I'I.EHT IN THB III.ACK si;\ A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A SUFFRAGETTE. ou; do<; fkiknds I'LSII \nd sixteen other Kutixly N. w Fihaw. PATHE FRERES BEAUTIFUL PICTURES. UP, WIM.IS,
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    FRANCE AND MOROCCO
    210 7 HEATED DISCUSSION IN CHAMBER 0l DEPUTIES. The Trench Minister Denies that Germany Dictates Policy. |R»cikk'- lawtul I'ari-. June 'J'l A heated deb.U' on Hie Mlbjeot of M 800 took placi in tin < hamber of deputies yesU:rday. M. I'iclinn. loreigu .Minister, indignantly repudiateil th' si'gge-li.M ol M..lanrs
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    U.S. CABINET.
    171 7 Mr. Luke Wriglil Succeeds Mr. Kill i as Secretary for War. l{l I II Is 'If LKi.l; V 'I Loudon. I line In eoiiseipii ,U.i ut Mr. W, II Taft s noniiualiou lot 1 In- I'n-ilun'j. In: ha- ie-igued the I L i i= uf Scerctiirv lor War
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    FRANCE AND CHINA.
    67 7 The Chinese Surest Hntjuiry into I'ronlicr Incidents. Kir in Tw*MM>] LindyuMiini 11. Il i- MHVtod tiuni_ Paris that, while spre ,iin: ngni f'M tin- [runlier incidents ,md thanking tin liem -I: Q«NMM nl im itsiippurt in supple-— in.- I" •-)>■ ilioii iv \nn iiui and Kwaugsi. (hin.i
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    THE SUFFRAGETTES.
    67 7 Monster Demonstration in the Hyde Park. IRecriK's Tilioram) l.uudou -I hid S great deiiion-.tr.ition ol taffcooi It. look jilace. iii the MyiU I'arK on Saturday. There were upwards ul *VtW woiulii ul all raukb ut society iv the pi eeesbiun which marched tv the I'ark escorted by the
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    THE COLLISION IN THE SOLENT
    47 7 |Ki»chi. Tilkumahl I ouduu. 'iiui I'" idmmJtj Coart Utm I" eu.pnre ut. tli>' eolhsi in between the British ciui.ei •ladialui and tin \uiericau mail irtwiiinT -it Pu-'l in the "*oknt ha decided that the Obdiatof >\a> -olely to lilame for the collision.
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    INTERNATIONAL STEEL TRUST.
    38 7 |ReUTKH's 'I'dt-KuKAM London, .lune 'il. liili. HN rein wid ii'iurts nt the formation ol an International Steel Trust, with capi Ul of tl.Mt.iNm.iKHi. Hig works will be conntrucUil iv liritain. giving work to m:icv peepk
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    THE KAISER'S SPEECH.
    35 7 iubii UvTMUtievm Umn Tblkuka.i Btfha Fnw -l Ilio remark. uja.Je roncwtlj hj th» KprAJuUtoche >utii rUcroUcc tv the Kinperoi WOUmb'i uuotcial nßMlka iv the Cerman army have bocii raoeived everywhere with approval.
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    U.S. VICE-PRESIDENCY.
    35 7 U.S. VICE -PRESIDENCY. [1)11 OtHASUTIMiH* liLOID 1 (UKIiKAM Uer'.lU. J'JUe -I. Mr. J. CoMHtMBM from yew York, Uua been aoli-.:ted by the Cctv.-u--tioc a* Cb:ca£O a» B> i iblieaa candidate iii the U.i. "\ice-I residency.
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    ALCOHOL AND THE CHINESE.
    799 7 Anti-Opiumist's Reply to Sir Frank Swettenham. l>r. .1. L Maxwell, for some ttiirty year- a medical man in Knriuosa. deals with Sir Prank Swettouhain objection I" the Antiopium incMiiunt in tin following oakfl Hi wi ii considered mtbm. taart boa the handicapping of tin- UtIMW MtleaMßta
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    Constables Charged with Robbery.
    91 7 Him Octccliu' ton labk.' two Chinese and ou'. Malay wire placed ou trial before Mr. B. <' (iowaiil. Diotrict liulge, this ni.)iuiu ."I charge ...I inhljcry uf from I'luiu Mi Kitt. aud c torliuu of |3U truui a wuiuau named WoajH Mi iv I N Stnct,
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    Alleged Attempted Arson
    145 7 rsyed < >u.ar AlsagolT is the owner oi two atap houses, Nos. lIT and 118. at Timggal Kuad. Ou Saturday night.' a Chinaman who occupies 117 saw smoke arising hum the tool of his house and on investigating found I bundle i >f matches and burning ton
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    67 7 Bubonic pl.iCin BM again broken jut at Saiguu. bit with greatly lessened force than in 1907. Iv that y-:ar, from January Ito May 01. 317 pMMM died t)f the disease, but, tliis pi Mt, during the correbponding period, only *1 I'i-r-uj died. These figures show strikingly how- thu t-au:Ury meaouruo
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    Rubber Market.
    115 7 FORMATION OF A NEW COMPANY IN SUMATRA. Amalgamation of Three Estates. iFaoji On Own Iliwa— iiwwn London i via I'cuang). June i\). Tin rubber market is firmer, with more orders and lew seller-. There is a quod demand tor plantation produce. The British Sumatra liiiboer Kstates, Limited, lias
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    COURT OF APPEAL.
    578 7 Objections in the Cinematograph Case. Killing iv appirllate jarihdiotiou at tbe SujpreOM Court, this morning, their Lord.ship -lu-tioe- I ishei. Scrcuiube Suiitn. I id r.imldcll h. ard the appeal of I. It. Madden iv the interpleader action in which A. Maclean aud ('uiupauy were urigiually plaintill-. L.
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    Java Income Tax.
    94 7 1!" inc'.iui. ta ■MMBMBbI M lavi ule giviuj; rivj I" loud plaml The Ta:» tinliuanee has been .I. awn up luwjuly without uny Luow 1. d;;i uf local euuditions. nud h'l-.llM f Uli UU nl Too uften the wordiug ot the enactment is :>o obs'.ure that tho
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    New Siamese Steam Yacht.
    158 7 t iii Thursday, the steam trial took place in Pcnang Harbour of the steam yacht Thalaug, belonging to His Kxcollency the High Com-iui--ioner ol Mm SiMMM .Wcstcrm Malay States, under coiinuand of Captain Lingard. There ere on board I'hya llathami Settee .i i n.pr ut Tr
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    13 7 From MauUa, cargo ct floor arrived, j erterdty, by the Olert knar QlttnLogas.
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    In an Unknown Sea.
    1272 7 CAPTAINS ADVENTURES WITH IMPROPER CHART. Revelations in Marine Court of Singapore. Allegations of a sensational character were made ou Saturday when a Marine Court of linjiiiry was held at the Master Attendant's Olliei: to investigate the facts associated with the loss of the steamer New oilcan-,
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    CHINESE GIRLS SCHOOL
    629 7 Value of the Work Carried on by the Pupils. We havi- received the luNuiung Im publication:At the Sale uf Work iv the Victoria Mali last week, the old ijuestions were again reiterated as to the reasons tor the existence oi the Church uf Knglaud /.eiiauu Mi^siunary Sucii
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    VOLUNTEER ENCAMPMENT.
    262 7 ArtiHen Perform Useful Work ,n I or( Pasir I'anjang. Tin- member-, ol tin >uugaiiorc oluulccr Artillery had a week-end Oaam on Saturday and Suuday at l-'ort I'a-ir taiaag. Some twenty officers, non-oOßiniissioucd officers and men were present, including Major U. A. Derrick, Captain Is. B. Colbeck, Adjutant, Captain
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    UNIONIST VICTORY.
    105 7 LIBERALS LOSE ANOTHER SEAT AT FUDSEV. A Split Vote Responsible tor the Last. IKacriu's Trlmuhahi London, .lune Tlie following i- tiie re-ult of the bye election for the I'udsey DMafcM oi tin West Hiding ut Yorkshire reudered vacant by the elevation to the l'ecra!:c of .Mr Whiteley. lurmer
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    REBELLION IN ACHEEN.
    532 7 Enemy Emboldened by Repeated Successes. [Da* Ostasutiscuv Lloyd Tilxokaxj Kcrhu. l uuc -I It is inmuiucd that the L Ml lin Sunn ti' w. re c.vi cd hy Mohamcdau pri Mainnuu him s DOOM Iroui Aelieeu t<i Hit cllect that, in certain di-t.iil-. tin spirit ol rebellion
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    INDIAN OUTRAGES.
    218 7 Strange System ot Detection I'rac tised. \.,i\ uU Ii i playwl i( [....a in t!" un ..i Uii Khudiiaui Bo» who threw tl" burab whioli Uille-I Mr and Mi K Ij *t Mo; il hroon v ,;i .1.. .1 iii Un i. ilk.. I, .l.'l Mii at Waiui.
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    69 7 ivdisatiuu spreading Tin; Shanghai Mercury util.iy 19 say-.- Kb« Nati^City police recently succeeded m ruuuing a ujturiou rnhbei tv anh. an I at the present momeut he is now undergoing tho final agony. Ye.stcrd.iy ho m pfaOM iv cage near tho N^rth Ont'j and a large number of Chines* and
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      Notes in General.
      67 8 The Klang Racn Meeting will take place on the IMb ami 27th instant. There, will be a Race Ball on the 28th instant. Wo are asked to state |that the middle seats, un.ler the Darul Adab Uig, on the l'u.-clamatiou ground, are reserved for Europeans who desire
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      Swimming.
      66 8 Jackson- Millar Cup Competition. The final race (200 yards) in the .lack^oa Millar Cup Competition will be swum, at Hrn Sniiuming Club, on Sunday next, the Mlh instant, after the arrival of tholO o'clock launch. The handicaps arc as follow R. L. Cuscaden scr. N. 11. I). Cuscaden 12
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      Lawn Tennis.
      111 8 5.C.R.C. Tournament. To days Ties— in the S.C.R.C. La.wn Tennis tournament are as follows Championship. Tan Soo Bin v. Chia Hood Sang Song Ong Joo v. Tan Chew Kirn. A Nl.Kct.K-. Scow Poh I .en;: 12 v. Lee Cliiia Tuan scr. It Dol'blks. C'luia .lim Swee aud Khoo
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      Golf.
      283 8 Singapore Qolf Club. Play for the Spring Cup of the Singapore Golf Club took place on Saturday and yesterday. There were over thirty players and the result was as follows The Vade Cup. The conditions are 18 holes match play, the top 16, as given above, being eligible. Captaiu
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      Rifle Shooting.
      314 8 S.R.E. (V.) v. Maxims. At t Balesticr Range on Saturday after noon, a friendly rifle match was fixed between the No. "2 team of the Engineer Yolnn t. is aud a team of the Maxim Conjpauv S.V.A. J The match was somewhat remarkable, in that the scoring was
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      Association Football.
      86 8 Colman Shield Competition. Another match bet weep two strong teams was played in the Colman Shield competi- tion on the Halites Reclamation ground on Saturday, when the Sajaratnl Muntaha met the Darul Khir. A good game took place. The Darul Khir were looked upon as the stronger team,
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      Cricket.
      553 8 S.C.C. v. S.Q.C. Cricketers and Golfer* met in a Cricket match on the S.C.C. portion of the Esplanade on Saturday, and tho Golfers were beaten easily. The S.C.C. batted first and ■ompiled 181 for six wickets. H. A. Mason ■ml A. S. Bailey made a capital stand at the
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    SHOOTING IN SIAM.
    190 8 European Attacked and Wounded at Paknampbo. We regret to learn (says the Bangkok Times of the 17th instant) that last evening Mr. A W. Ogilvio, assistant conservator of the Royal Forest l>epartmcnt, stationed at Pakoampho, was shot by a durwain. Mr. Ogilvie received wounds in tho face,
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    Anarchic Shadowing the Kaiser.
    71 8 Paul Nikolans, an engineer, has been arrested at Bari, a own 65 miles north-west of Brindiai, on the cast coast of Italy. He describes himself a* an Anarchist, and declares that he followed the Kaiser to the Mediterranean daring his recent tour, intending to kill a
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    RAFFLES INSTITUTION.
    785 8 Annual Athletic Sports on the School Ground. The Raffles Institution lield its annual athletic sports on the School ground on Saturday, and they were a great success. The weather throughout the day was delightful, a p'easaut contrast to last year, when rain interfered with the sports. There was
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    Taiping's Inquiry Respecting Fortune.
    108 8 A month ago a paragraph appeared in our columns about a passenger named Barber, homeward t jnd from Australia who, while in Colombo, inquired about an uncle, a Mr. John Barber, who bad died in Ceylon sixty years ago and had left an unclaimed fortuno of
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    Wild Elephants in Siam.
    129 8 During tho past few years, a. good deal of land around Nakon Nayok and the farther stretches of tho Kloug lUnijsii district has been brought under cultivation, Bays the Siam Observer. Ah a result, large numbers of the wild elephants, which hitherto bad things all their
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      Municipal Nuisances.
      113 8 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, Referring to your paragraph in Saturday's issue on Municipal nuisances, I may say that the night soil from the Hospital and Prison is applied to coconut trees beyond Gaylang, where they aro abundant, and would not be useful at Passir
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    New Opium Cure
    94 8 The latest Chinese Public Opinion says An American citizen, Mr. Towns, after making researches has discovered, he believes, a core for those who are enslaved by the opium habit. At his own expense he has travelled to the Capital for the purpose, of laying his discovery before
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    The New Bangkok Dock Company.
    91 8 We were able exclusively to announce a short time, ago, says the Bangkok Times, the proposed formation of a new .Siamese Dock Company, financed by Siamese capital. The site provisionally fixed upon was on the west side of the river about opposite to Sampeng. We
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    shipping Accident in Moji.
    96 8 The Nagasaki Press gives a translation from the Moji Suiiupo, which slates that the British steamer Coartneld was responsible for the collision in Moji harbour on May 20, as she was swept by the currant on to the Cbiyo Maru. Tbe owners of the latter vessel
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    Suspicious Death of Chinese.
    106 8 case of alleged poisoning was reported to the police trora No. 88 Waterloo Street, at noon, yesterday. Lim Leo, the principal tenant of the house, had rented apartments to a man named f.ee Twee and his wife, and a man named Tan Hong. They were found
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    59 8 An inscription, which is at the same time carious and instructive, has been found recently in northern Siam. The language of tho inscription is Sanskrit, the characters used being a carious blend of Devanagari. Grantha and Cambodian. The inscription is extremely important as proving the theory that the characters of
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      149 8 THE FAVOURITE j WAYANG KASSIM 3 INDRA ZANIBAR ROYAL THEATRICAL CO.. OK BINOAPOBK. The only Malay Theatre that is patrouised by all members of the community. COME To-Night! To-Nightl To the New Theatre Hail, North Bridgo Rd. The following sensational play will be staged OTHELLO THE MOOR OF VENICE. Also
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      716 8 To-Night C Evening FROM 7.30 P.M. THE ALHAMBRA Cinematograph. Four Hours' Mirthful Merriment. We use nothing but Pathe Freres' Beautiful Pictures, hence our standard of efficiency if always TIP-TOP. (Complete XVeeffly Qfjange of SEE PAGE 6 OF THIS PAPER FOR FULL PROGRAMME. TANGLIN AUCTION SALE. Superior "(Beak furniture, THE PROPERTY
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    COMMERCIAL.
    218 9 diNQAPou, June '20, 1908. PRODUCE. EXCHANOF. irtuDDiei i i.iu It (C'.bo No 1 ■•npickei 11.00 Copt* Bali 6.30 do Pontianak 6..1U Pepper, Black 11.12, i 1o Wbite 6% 1H-50 Saec Floor Sarawak i.01 do Brnnri N'o 1 2.95 Poarl Sa«o 3.90 Coffee Bali, picked 22.00 Coffee. PaV'tiibann, £0\ b^-i-
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    DEBENTURES.
    45 9 Bowartb Eriktoe 6% 1600,000 3% preo Riley Hargreavea 8% 215,000 3% prem B'Fore Eleotrio Tram way* Co., Ltd. 5% 350,000 nominal Singapore Municipal 6% 400,000 20% prem 5% 1,878,000 3%prem. *i% 1.600.000 Si^trem 603,900 1% die con, Strait* Engineering Syd., Ltd. 6% 15,000 par.
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      MINING.
      337 9 'a-., of forma ■on CtpiUl Scbtcrib#d Number o» Sbam Itaoe P»W V»lae ap to 1901 1907 1901 1903 1907 1901 1906 1903 1SKM 1906 1906 1906 1907 19U4 1907 1908 1893 1SW8 1898 1900 1907 1907 1906 1S99 1907 1902 1300.000 ♦300,000 •600,000 £400,000 1400,000 £60,000 £100,000 »150,000 £120,000
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      RUBBER.
      379 9 MM £l&0,000 MM i^oo.ooo 190J £30,000 1803 £70,000 1906 tl50,000 :■->->* £12,000 ItHW £76,000 :joe £310,000 1906 £180,000 1907 £320,000 i«U« .75,000 1308 1250,000 lSfift £100,000 i9oe £300,000 1903 00,000 1906 i 1250,000 1904 £20,000 1904 1103.000 18M £20.000 1903 I7M.0O0 1900 klOO.OOJ 1906 £110,000 1MH CSO.000 1904 £60,000
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      GENERAL.
      218 9 1894 i *8,877.10.0| 4,809 1898 I77V000 118,000 1865 »14,000,000 13,000,000 L909 t2,400,0o0 2,*00,000 7,688 i 13/fl 4,800 80 >'J 1,000 1M I 18,000 100 1 6,000 ioo I 6,000 100 i 4,000 100 3,400 10 6,000 100 I 1,780 100 14,000 10 600 80 ijo.ooo l 1,120 100 2,000
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      129 9 Do You Collect Post-; cards Stamps? v Mb* riba MOH AND COMPANY'S POSTCARD EXCHANGE REGISTER Monthly -louiual ot' iiiMruiauou lui'tly r.jl«tin»; to Pliilatolists .'.ucl IVstcard i )ll«>otot-. V .lijiima! i>t tM kiuJ :n the Mraitv j I'nbli.sho.l >n ;Ifi -"tli it each month. Mas ft cent* [Kiyopy n 30 ..••■nt-
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      105 9 No up-to-date Office is Complete without the RONE 0 MODERN OFFICE EQUIPMENT. PARTICULARS Pm ON APPLICATION To RONFO LTD., 43-A, Raffles Place, 1 X 9 SINGAPORE. e rEE c r E c E K s s^ Prompt on Fans Cbtpa^l ARE THE BEST in II EFFICIENCT ML.A.EST. DURABILITY ■•kn.M.yrAC* L«
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      92 9 WassiamullAssomull&cc. Have Removed TO THEIR NEW PREMISES. OPPOSITE. No. 56 and 57, High Street ENTIRELY NEW STOCK UNPACKED '""WBUm v WHITEAWAY, LAIDLAW CO. RudgeWhiiworth Briiain s Best Bicycle Rudge- fP^^r) w hitworth BICYCLES. ILLU9TCATBD UATALOOUI <>> vi'i'LlCA i ion. *^W\ KudgeWhilwonh W* ,#^s.^sl Briialns Bert Bicycle X^iggX Jeffrey's Stout AND
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    Lunatic at Large.
    753 10 LONDON MAN ESCAPES FROM ASYLUM. Police, Cyclists and Residents Searching. A stat< of excitement bordering on panic exist- in the district of lk'.\lcy Heath on account of the escape ol a dangerous lunatic from the asylum there. The madman left the institution on Satnrday morning, saya home
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    Missing Chinese Seamen Found.
    101 10 On tbe 2nd instant when the xteamer Hudson arrived at Colombo from the Far East, on her way to the Dilaware Breakwater, it was reported that three of her Chinese crew had disappeared during the voyage. Captain Legge, Master-Attendant, has received information to the effect that
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      636 10 BANKING COMPANIES,! CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. I Paid np Capital In 60,000 Shares of £Woach £1,200,000 Reserve Fund £1..V^.000 Reserve Liability of Proprietor! fl ,200,000 BANKERS. Bank ol England. National Bank of Scotland. Tbe London City A Midland Bank. Lid. SINGAPORE BRANCH. Oarrent
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      418 10 BANKING COMPANIES. HONGKONG AND BHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. :>aid.up capital ..115,000,00c i RESERVE FUND 1 Sterling Reserve IKi.OOO.W-OI ls .ry) 000 I Silver Reserve »13,5O0,000) i8 W0 000 5; teierve Liability of Proprietors »1 5 000,000 COURT OF DIRECTORS. Hon. Mr. Henry Keswick. Chairman. E. GoeU. Esq. Deputy Chairman, i ri.G.
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      99 10 AN AUSTRALIAN COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER'S STORY. It is tbe commercial traveller who finds tbe many changes of climate au j water trying. Mr. Chas. O. Chapman, who represents a large Brisbane oonceru, had been troub'el for years with chronic diarrhoea. On one of bis tripw a fellow traveller recommended Chamberlain's Colic,
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      458 10 SALES BY AUCTION. AUCTION SALE O» KTEEL CUTTINGS AND SCRAP IUON. At Messrs. Howurth IhUmPi Premises. Merbau Roid. Tu<*day, June 23. at V.JO jua. H. L. Coghlan Co, Lioeneed Auctioneers 1369 and Surveyors. AUCTION SALE or 9:i DOZEN FLORIDA WATKR. At Messrs. Q. L. Coghlan and Co.'s Sale- rooms, On
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      578 10 SALES BY AUCTION. AUCTION SALE HOU3EHOLD FIIRNITVRK, ETC To 1-p hWJ at SO. U A. WILKIK ROAD, vi.-ic./iy, June 27, at 2.J0 pir. G. A. Fernandez Co.. \f«i Auctioneers, j MORTGAGEES SALE. Tw'day, Inn- 93, ,tl 11 urn. Three Gold Chinese Kross:i-3 *>t *:th a! large number of beautiful diamonds.
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      467 10 INSURANCE Companies LONDON AND LANCASHIRE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital £2.290,000 Paid np Capital 226,000 Reserve Fand £1,J54.0»8 iht undersigned. Agent.* tot tbe Company. ue prepared to accept tire rieka at onrrent rate? premium. BOrSTEAD A Co.,— Agent* ROTAL INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE AND LIFK. TOTAL FUNDS £18,900,000. TBI LiHOlMt riHI
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    A MOTORING STORY.
    2029 11 i hi; madness of love and its SEQUEL. Australian Experiences. I No. Ihuuk you; I really do not SBM tor •uotoriuj;. Ti. tell you tho real tinth. dear I am ucrun'-. Whj inn I nervous t I'll tell you. though tip to IhJl I've kept it a
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      367 11 MOTOR CARS. NOW IN STOCK. ARGYLLS rut: 1 XI.; f;i;.\Tfc;x> SILENT 14-16 s DE LUXE. Adams Hewitts. Rovers. ON VIEW AT fiUAUf RAAM SQ MUI and let-SS, UrcLard Road 9fIUW llWlfl iSK (Two Doore from CoMHtoratie Depot). Dunlop Motor Tyres. NONSLIfS' UKOO\EI» AMD ORDINARY" (PLAIN* HK.W I TTBKS 9TOOOD IN
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      742 11 Local Motor Car Agencies. SIDDELEYS NOT An toca rs <™ s H VAUlUtdiy K.L.ABILITV. H0W B"/ 0QD DUE BHORTLY, ONE 14 HP. 4CYL. BIDDELEY. ONE 18-25 H.P. SIOOELEY CENTRAL ENGINE WORKS, sceA^t.. Arriving per s.s. Albenga, June 20: Oue 10 20 H.P.. four-acat. (I REO Touriny Car. witl; f'ual l^uition
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      485 12 Scale of Charges. 1 1 fftEPAIP ADVERTISEMENTS.— MisoeI».:ou» Want* of Every Description, Houses, two, eto to let, are Inserted at ib; following sMt— One Insertion I.W per inch. Two *.0C Three 1.80 Six 6.W ■iM l.« 0 Twelve 7.»0 TweutyflTe 10.C0 (Eaou aubsequent month $3 rer inch.) Ike abore rate
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