The Straits Times, 26 June 1908

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    13 1 The Straits Times NO. 22.687. SINGAPORE. FRIDAY. JUNE 26. 1908. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      279 1 TARGA FLORIO RACE a^STSSE Remarkable Success De Dion Bouton TOURIN6 CARS. De Dion Bouton 2nd. De Dion Bouton 3rd. De Dion Bouton 4th. De Dion Bouton sth. De Dion Bouton 6th. 11 caps started. 6 finished. 01 TMK SIX WHICH FINISHED 5 were De Dions. IN THE SAMB KVK.vr LAST
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      24 1 HARIMA CINEMATOGRAPH OPTOSITE UNION HOTEL, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. GRAND CHANGE OF PROGRAMME To-Night. 7-50 AND 9-30. TWO GOOD SHOWS KOR.ONE PAYMENT. K. HARIMA, Proprietor.
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      51 1 CALEOONIAK HOTEL 77, Brute tfnsah Rend- .Singapore. Tho Brighter and Healthiest Resort in the City. Hotel Porter in uniform meets ail 6o«tt and Train*. ASAHI^^ER. Best I V -u-ft*r Icheapest wholesaler O OF ALL DEALERB. only from The MITSUI BUSSAN KAISHA, Hua^i^aM^ Sole Agents for THE DAI NIPPON BREWERY COMPANY.
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      181 1 ROBINSON &> 00. Sole Agents for Raleigh Cycles. THE "BRITISH MASTERPIECE. Popular Popular Wheel iiM^^R Price. POPULAR RALEIGH. Fitted with all the latest improvements. First-Grade Raleigh. Raleigh Mode!e Super be. Special Raleigh. Raleigh Road Racer. ZBOYS' ZR^LEIGKHZ. All our Cycles are sent out with Lamp, Bell, Lamp Oil, Lubricating Oil.
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      251 1 ADELPHI HOTEL. THE o^S s r i THE ONLY HOTEL IN SINGAPORE UNDER ENGLISH MANAGEMENT. Anglo-French Cunine English Cleanliness Homo Comforts Moderate Torras GUEST NIGHT-EVERY SATURDAY. B; Rixyial div-ire, tho Plebiscite Dinners are being cotrinned. GuesU ohould «end in requests for any Special Duhc' deairu! on or before Fri.lay io
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      481 2 Electric Motor Cars are not more silent when running than HUMBERS. For SIMPLICITY RELIABILITY and ELEGANCE These Cars are unrivalled. 23 have been sold locally and every one of them is giving complete satisfaction. A recent testimonial says I have completed 25,000 miles ou a Coventry Ilumber and Car is
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      538 2 WIT AND HUMOUR. JOKES AND JOTTINGS FROM THE WORLD'S PRESS. A well-known Washington architect who has just returned from Koston is chortling over a good joke on that correct and literary I city. lie says that in the reading-room of one of the most exclusive clubs in the Hub there
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      659 2 Peculiar Qualifications. In choosing bis men, said the Sabbathschool superintendent, Gideon did not oclei t t ii-i- who hid aside thrir arms and threw themselves down to drink he took thoxo wlio watched with one eye and drank with the other. Perhaps So. Mama, is that bay ram in the
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      204 2 A Mew Thing in Medicine f MAYNARD'S Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil with Milk and Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda. !.Si S FOOD MEDICINE FOR INFANTS AND INVALIDS. Price: $i and $1.50 per bottle. MAYNARD and CO., Ltd., q TS5sm Milkmaid BRAND fjijh fWTOENSED MOM IMnilT- t£t Milkmaid BBAH^jll i
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    DRESS AND FASHION.
    1264 3 SOME FASCINATING NOVELTIES IN TEA GOWNS. Picturesque Styles in Vogue. In the midst of all the rush and tarnioil of the Londm season, with its perpetual "griag on" from one entertainment to another, there must come now and again a welcome lull, when it is a delightful
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    58 3 "Twill be a labour of love if you tell your friends in poor health that Steams' Wine in a matchless tonic, and if they act on your advice, thoy will always thank yon. Pale and weak women and children, overworked and worn-out mun receive priceless bimtit iron) it. It restores
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      481 3 INSURANCE Companies GUARDIAN ASSUKANCE COMPANY LIMITED, LONDON. Sobacribfld Capital £3,000,000 Total Inverted Fond* £8,W0,000 Annual Income t1, 100,000 The ncdereigued. Agcuu for the aOovi Company, are prepared to accept fire ri«k> for snorl period.'' of ten daya or locger periodat entrant ra'.«f to be named on application to FATERBON, BIMON6
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      492 3 SHANGHAI NEWSPAPER EDITOR CURED Or kevrm Rtm utm n OR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLB. Hi K. H. K/m. -ditor of "Israel's Kmmoj !i i Betel ur^an of the Zionist ARSociittiou iv Sliaupiiai, is one of the many thousands of bjlbW from IthcuniatiNtn who hay« boon owed by Dr. Williams' link Pills
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      108 3 The Tor Hotel, Ltd. A STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS HOTEL. ~i 1 i r T.legr.phlc Addr.jl W. MARTIN. J Now Open. Accommodation for 200 Guests. All Bedrooms with Bathroom* Large and spacious outside rooms only attached. Telephone and 8.1 l system. Ho sn^ C ld wftter 80"ices. Lateet Saniurv Arrangements. French Chef
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      423 3 The United Asbestos Oriental Agency, Ld. J 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 CHANGES. Stocks held I" to 0" diameter. Paterson, Simons and Company, Ltd., Agrafe. THE HONGKONG ROPE
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    LIST OF PASSENGERS
    72 4 I'asseogers Outward. Per I. and O. Bteaiuor iiimalayu, conuectinx with the. steamer Marmora, a. Colombo, Juo luly o.— Mr. J. E. Bishop, Mi. Muudell, Mr. 1". I). B. Opeushaw. Per P. and O. stuauier Syria, duo July 9. Mis. W. Cuiumings and children, Mr. S. Trust. Per
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    Arrivals.
    206 4 liy ihc «ieiiuan Hteainer l'ri:i/. Ludwi>;, Jane 24. l'roiu Southampton, Mrs. H. L. Hautur and Mr. G. Clunuirs t'rom Genoa, Mr. aud Mrs. Arthur Loeb, Miss 11. Moglich, M.. B. d. <iollo. Miss M. llmani!. Mr. A. J. Bow, Mr. anJ Mr>. 11. liijckmans, Mr. aud Mrs. K. Haakiuau
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    Departures.
    66 4 By tin I'iiu/. UMM .luni: I'i. rol" Honakoßft Doni JOM Paulino d'A/.ovudoe Castro 1 Bishop of Macao 1. to?. Fr. P. A. M. Sforaeo Sanuento. Mr. K. Levy, Mr. E. .Siihrick. and Mr. .1. 11. Kl.auwl.ll tor Shmnhai. >rr. ii. W. Hall. Mr Arthur Kv:uis. \li^s Mary Midehei, Mrs.
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    INDIA AND THE FAR EAST.
    211 4 Inauguration of New Steamship Service. At .iniULT ghraM on tiiu lOih instant ou b-ianl the stcainsbip Cui-ouia. of the liussian Kast Asiatic Couipauy. ou ilu. occa>iunof tho iuaui>nration of a MTvioeof sttaMioi's bclwi M India ami the Far Ihntnin poiimriami oi the Car, i imity
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    107 4 In HollauJ theorists an piuMim;; \ut .uti-opiuui c.iui] ai^n.but tb.j Colonial MiuUter ItM uo I'UCoiirayoment to the :t>{itntiuu, tin' mom of which would meat) a soiioun D VMHM 10-^ ill N'otliorlamls Indiii. Tiio Sixiali-b. iii the I'mli.iuii ut at the lla^Jc havu pr.ssi.l (hi Mini^tiT hi; tiio Mil)|iot. itml th.
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      80 4 10 jv»'r j <J 9 a ..r.-,. WHEN DOCTORS SAY "KOPCLESS" I Ittk'i trkatal laka tteai ia tad cam laKtcntc RhcaaaiiMi r. Wi». i I have hod I- me. M ..iii iwcU jik! grow red, nuking them X King anus, paiai nii- the time. len unable to sleep ur du
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      751 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. P. S?O. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. For China, Japan, Penan;, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Parts, Plymouth and London. Tbroagh Bills at Lading isjued for Chin< Ooast, Persian Gulf, Continental, acd America Porta. Steamers will leave Siru'sp r-' on o- ihn: MAIL I.INH. (Outtcard tor L'Maa). 19U8 ilarmira
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      1206 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. HANDEL AND BGHEEPVAART MY. 'BANDJER." BANDJERMA6IN. The Steamers of thia oompany maintain a reg'ilar aervioe between:— Singapore, Soarabaya, Baudjermaeln, Palo L»n, Balik P&pan, Koelel, with tranahlpmenl at Bandiermasin for Sarr.pit, Mandnwai, Koemal, Kotta Warlngin, Distal. The ateamera have good aooomodation for flnt and second olaae passengers. Tom Oak.
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      509 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE. HAMBURG. The steamers of this Company maintain a regular service between Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, and Rotterdam, and the Straits, China and Japan. Homewards, they are desnatcbed fortnightly for Havre and Hamburg and once a month for Bremerhaven direct, calling at Penang and Colombo. Taking oargo
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      764 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. N. D. L. NOROOEUTSCHER LLOYD impartal Uarmao Mall l.lna. lbs (aat and well known mail uteamer this Oompany sail fortnightly from Brc-n Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southam. 'ion, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naplee, (oonneoticn MarMillea. Naples, Alexandria, and vice ver.ai Por Said, Soec, Aden, Colombo, Peaai^ Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Nagasaki,
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    SHIPPING IN PORT.
    46 5 ho.i.'rv lh«- iHowfnrf al.tT^vi itfonn %i it'Ml'.r: "h.-^l.ip: b«j.--bnrf)ut. M-11. ■> ••..ii««i .ilil.-iiui »er: lirii. Meh; liar.Itai. II II .11 Sinn.-- ,Sp.,iiHl k 1. -I .i.-.-t PV «,.nor; I I' I). I k: K I K-|.|.»: II n.'«..ui lha; Uria IUM-b Khan a aßtanlaai
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    Man-of-War, etc
    51 5 AdamoiUtr. I 1 n«. 214 crew II guiix, i,i)<)'J bp. Captain P. V. de -a. Ma' 10. Fr bell**), April 29. Ko Macao, D Rda. $ta Hew, Uovt. str. 600 tuns, diaplwtr-nxnt M orew. 70<) b.p. Cmniiunilei Coleman. Juni M, Fn.m Penang. Juue H '".'l.iuial O'vun moot. U.—
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    TRADING VESSELs &c,
    281 5 ».«i«'«t Xriivals. AJeh, Sir. Btr HS loaa, Cap', .lanan, Jnot 2^. From Sarawak. J;.n. 2 1 11 o vid 2dp Oqr Ewe Ilai. For Sarawak. T.-];.|a. linf.i ,ia. Gar. 'tr M«l tonß, Capt Block Ju.ie 2ti rVnan fToMfcoaig, tana V O.c ldlin Hi r J 0 !'"i'
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    Vessels, which? have Previously arrived, and are still In Port.
    759 5 i rate vr, Brit. str. 2931 tons. Captain Kt.'ivart. -lii.ix H. i'roin Boagkmg, June 18 G.c. and*36d.p. Patorson Simons A Co. For CaUuUK, June 27— W. Ahum, llrit str 217>* t.mf. Capt Pa'k, June I). From Saigon Junes. Rice. For
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    VESSELS EXPECTED
    872 5 Same, port, probable date oj arrival and name oj Agents. STEAMERS. Airlie, Hy.ln.-v Jalv 31 Bonttead AHcMtt. ManiU, July 11 Barlow ADtuug, llsinhiuu, July 1C: Behn Meyer Artt.iia, Hnigkonij. July 2; K«O.Cm, Arcotiia, Colombo. July It); Ea«t Asiatio Coy Australian. M irneilles Aug 10: M. Maritime:' Austria, Trieste,
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    Mails to Arrive.
    119 5 Krom Ecrof>— lit the B I. i.i. Thoogwa, Ladwig, dne June 27. From CBtMA— Kv th* M. M. Tonkin, Heinrich, due Juno 29. TIME f»ULE or HAILS ICt J»y Jay *»>• une 'une uue kine one :inn une uno Inffupore Due v ij.in'l .1 18 M. M.
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    Mail Steamer Movements
    69 5 Octwakd French Mail. The M. M. company's steamer Calednnien left Colombo at loco, on the 2ltn instant and may be expected to arrive here on Monday the '.flUb instant, at dayl gbt. Octwa&d B. I. Mail. The B. I. contract packet steamer Thongw:with the London mails of
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    Mails Close.
    89 5 Fua P«a bTCAHik li«» To-MOBRx* Rhio nnd Indragiri Laurent Pit 7 a.m Sandakan via ports Darrel 11am Indragiri Thyc nci P. Swettenham, Penang Pin Seng 1 pm. P. S'tenham and Penang Perak 1 p.m. Sabang, Atjeb. Padang Maetutyclitr 2 p.m. I Vnam! an. l U-U Heltt 2pm Bangkok
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    Clearances.
    78 5 June as Recorder, Br't cable Btr, Cn-osKieling Island Hong Wan I, Frit str, Penang Hong Bee, Brit str, IIk«n:. Amoy, Swatow Halaban, Dut str, Pa gkok Ran Hin Ouan, Brit str, Pontianak Re>nst, Out str, Sourab.iya 26 G. Apcar, Brit str, H'kong, Shanghai, Japan liombok. Dut str. Bitavia Nubia.
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    Vessels at Tanjong Pagar and Keppel Harbour.
    90 5 Wharves at which Vessels are Berthed To-day T»ajoag FtUAft Vf OABF BABtM— Nil. tun W. Section I— lachia. iun. 1 (SaKiaa Wbabpi Glenogte iKmol No. 'I- CJluuloyau, Cheiograai. 3— Zanooia 4— Oreiory A pear. ft— Sultan. S-Oni'f i. Stentor. 7- Dm, ilaW.-hi.il B—Arrat8
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      226 5 Pin Seng, Brit. str. 378 tons, Capt Davidson, •Tuue'2s. From Penang, Jane 2*. 00. and d.p. TaikLeeQuan. For Penang, June 27— Rds. I'miiiuruik, Brit Htr. HI tuva, aplam C»ney, May Up From Singipore, Pm Back. 0.0. Borneo Coy. Tjtd. For KuanUn. TT.—Rrfa. .S'r.inifiu, Ger. str. 2SVS tons, Capt fiohren. Junu
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      483 5 I STEAMER SAILINGS. N.Y.K. JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. LTD A regular r'ORTNIGH'I'LY aarvloe H maintained betwuen Japan aud Knrope by the foUowiug NEW TWIN-SCkEW STEAMERS, Under Mail Contract with the Imperial Japanese Government, specially designed for tbe Company's Europeau Service, lighted through out by Electricity, provided with excellent accommodation for
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      325 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. LIMITED. I TO PENANO, RANGOON A CALCUTTA One of tho Company's steamers ia iotendec to leave Tacjong Pagar Wharf every week. Passengers aud Cargo booked by the above steamers at through raten to aU ports in Indlt and Ceyloa, also to East Afrioan
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      300 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. C P. R. »d pc Canadian Pacific Railway Company's Royal Mail Steamship Line TMK NATIONAL HIGHWAY TO KUROPE VIA CHINA JAPAN, CANADA and tne UNITED STATES. Route from Hongkong, via Shanghai, Nagasaki (Inland Bea of Japan), Rot*. Yokohama. Victoria aud Vancouver, 1 X.M.S. M E«rßS«sor India" ITwtn-aorew -Sea
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      495 5 AUCTION SALES. Powell and Co. Tune 27— At S-2, Devonshire Road teakhousobold furniture, e'.c, at 2-30 p in. 27— At 8 Cecil Str. i-t. omce furniture, irou aafo, etc., at II a.m. 30 At Sale-mom, freehold residential property known as ••Dumobiu," No. 40. Barker R ad. at 2->O p.m. 80
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      145 5 Singapore Tide table. (From June 16 to Jci.y 2.) HIGH WATER.JL.OW WATER Time Q'ght' Time U'gbt Jnne ors m n ln9 hrs.rain. ft. inu I 9.lAam 8 3 2.48 am 2.0 tiUDiT "1851pm 8.9 !8 58pn. 4.1 a_ .in 110.11 am 8 5 3 87 am 1.8 BinraDAT27 I 933pni
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      204 5 DAY BY DAY Friday, June 26. Ftieb Water 851 p.m Government 11. u^e Ball. Alhambra. 7 -Mi p m Japaoeae Cinematncrarn. 7 »fl p.m Harima Cm maiograph. 7-S0 p.m. Wayang Kaasim. U p.m. Saturday, June 27. Higb Water 10 11 a.m. 9-33 p.m. B. I. outward mail dn» Cricket. S
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    The Straits Times PRICE 10 CENTS. FRIDAY, JUNE 26.
    958 6 The Straits Times PRICE 10 CENTS. FRIDAY, JUNE 26. Mr. C. Clemeuti. Assistant Colonial Secretary at Hougkoug, has made a valuable con tribuliuu to the- literature ou the opium traftic. We publish a summary of tin: uiaiu features of that doeuiueut. which would occupy over fun 1 uoluuius of the
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    13 6 The Sarawak steamer Adeh arrived fro lv Kuching, yesterday, to go into dock.
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    14 6 Harmston'b Circus intend opening for a short season in Singapore iv a few day.-.
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    15 6 Motur lorries are likely to be introduced into the Korat district iv the near future.
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    14 6 Ovei three huudreil passeugors arrived from Swatow dirce-t. this luorniu^. by thtN.D.L. steamer Sanj^u.
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    47 6 The new I'uiiioHt Steamsliip Ummm, whi.:li hob adopted foi its title the ChiuoSiamese Mail Steamship < 'oujpuuy. hau now issued a first call on its subscribed capital uf ticals 6,000,000. This lirst call ib 40 per CbU t and was payable before the 15th uf the current mouth.
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    42 6 A Javujiuuc woman prosecuted a Javanese mau and Boyane6e woman before tbe Fourth Mujjstratt. Mr. Maurice Thunder, yesterday, for assault. Tbe woman stabbed complaiyant in thu torebead and wati bentenced to a. month's rigorou* imprisonment. Tbe uiaa ww fiaed IzO and w
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    19 6 A change of piugrauimu at the MLambra Cinematograph is advertised for tu-ni"ht whrn many new films will be \hibited
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    27 6 Si\ty th.i.isund tins of korosi uc oil arrived from Unrirat, this morn iu^. by the ItritMi sUami r Ni ;UU| which leaves tln\ eveiiin" t.»r li:i." link
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    27 6 A Malay pi^itmau living in A.lis Itoad lias reported to the pulice tin lus- o t -arou's rained M HO, which, he weru yivru him tv sell.
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    22 6 two hiucsi slowawavh W«M lauilcd at St. Johu's fsliind. yo-tcrday affc-ruoon, In.m the BcnMß steuuier stcntor fr.im HoadcuDfl en route to C-enou.
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    30 6 I hi. I'.pwuith LcAKM will hold a s «m! at the Short Struct School, to night, be •inu.-i-. at H o'clock. An excellent in, mi, ,l prooramiau nas been prepared.
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    27 6 Irom \mst< rdam. by the Dutch itouiuer I'ombok. '.10 drums and 15'J cases uf sulphuric avid for Java ports, urriv. .1. yesterday, a10.i.; with v general c:irgu
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    33 6 A ca-. of liuuscbrcukiui; auii nnrtad from \o. .y.» Owuu KomJ Tho occupttul. a I'liinuiuun. IMOtt that live other Chinese eut«;red his lions. la-t hi [lit. un. l stoi. property rained o.t IWJMI.
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    49 6 CollsiderubJi evideuce wa- taUeu in the Kistrict Court before Mr. K C. liowunl, yosterday, iv the case in which < hia K'eng Ueug and Chia Keug liuk are ou trial ud charges uf making aud usiuy v false declaration. >tml the liuul heuriug was tixed for I'riday uf next ueek.
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    47 6 S;i^eanl .royec. of_tlic>i p.*v l.iues I'olicj Station. stopped a runawuy hois, in lvuu|Hjug r.uhru Koiid. ycsltrday ufteruuuu. Tho carriage, a victoria. as found at the docks. The occupaut. a Chiumuau. was injured aud the carriage was damaged. The horso was not hurl. It MoagKl to Mr. /imuieiuian.
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    49 6 Unity oik: ballouus, uiauue<.l Ij; repix seututiM s ul all nations, took purl iv a great Jjalloun nee from llniliu-iham. raauntty. The result was a tie Ixtw. n Mr. < I-'. l» o look's \alkyrie and Mr. Brewer 1 Lottos, "f which defended the same disUinee from the wiuniug post.
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    52 6 Cattle laUiug iv Siam -hould Ije prolilable business, says the Siam Observer in referriuy to the agricultural possibilities of the country. In many parts of Siam. there arc thousands and thousands of acres of rich pasture-land capable of rearing hundred times the number of herd;- which are raised ou them
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    56 6 I'etccthc luspector Meredith prosecuted a Hokien in the Secoud Magistral, s < ourt yesterday, ou a charge of fraudulent possession of a woman's baju. a smoothing iron, a handkerchief aud a i>air of slipper-. He was convicted, and, as he hod a proviuui couviction tor theft iv a dwelliug. he
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    46 6 Ihe following will represeut tlie Straits Luiou Club in their match agaiust the Kochure I'olicu on Suuday ou the liatlli Reclamation ground Km liiu. Ihoug \o\\. K waDg '^c. backs: IWm I.cc. Yang Chuu and Mamout, half-backs: Mahwi. Boon Tin, Moug Keug. Soil" Mod. au";«l-,,-alam, forwards.
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    60 6 Matbiibara. v Japanese who had just arrived from Siamese territory, was rined SlO by the District Judge, Mr. B. C. Howard, this moruing, for importiug I.OOJ Uritish dollars. J.» Japanese yen aud 50 MoMcau pesos. He said that these were current coin where he had beeu living aud he was
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    56 6 A Teochew was caught iv a towkay's house iv North Itridge lioad. on Weduesday uight, attempting to remove a large Japanese jar containing artilicial flowers. \lo was pro secuted before the Second Magistrate by Detective Inspector Meredith, yesterday, aud convicted. The Magistrate souteueod him to three mouths' rigorous imprisonment. a»>
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    74 6 A wolldressed youug Chiuamau MMMai before the Second Magistrate, Mr. C. ,1. IJreeu, this moruiug, on a charge of theft of twenlv bags of dried prawns, valued at M 7-". from the Kast Asiatic Compuuy's steamer Buribut. \|r. Yarboruui;b apjxjiired for the accuwid and asked lor a puslpoucmcut till ■'uly
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    76 6 In Oie Fouany Mwj Louit jii Mjud" before Mr. B. Nunu, Tan Hook Beng of Suueei Derberka, Province Wellesley, prosecuted a Chinese coolie, named N Ah Chiang. tor absconding from bin service before the contract period had expired. In spite- of the photograph aud papers produced by Mr. R. H.
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    88 6 A commission appointed by the < tovuruor Oeueral of ludo-Cliina to report on the proposed works for thu improvement of the harbour of Haiphong, which include- ;m extension vi thu ducks ii railway «Utiou near the latter, and a dock, MUwlh the outlay at seven million.- of friM To meet
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    90 6 Ou Monday taut, a towkay living iv TanJMg I'ajjar ltoad hnuu up bib coat in tbe live-foot way, aud sotnt oue ran away with it. On Wednesday, a man was arrested wearing tbe coat, lie and another man were before tbo Third Magietrat-., Mr. B. E. Colman, yesterday afternoon, one
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    13 6 Captain K. H. Harviy. U.K.. M ou the sick li-t
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    11 6 l.iouteiiaul li. M. U Dulloii. K.U.A., bat fur C'aleiittu, to day
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    15 6 SSn Huiert Hart will be ent.-rt iv. .1 dinii.i b> tin hif.ii As-e>ciation on .Inly
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    17 6 Mr, W. t iisciideii. lu-.pi. Un (icucral -I Police, returuod from Malacca hv the Lady Wclii. ye-terday
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    19 6 Ur. 1 t\ .\«lituu l'i\ki ii.i- icen appoiol ed to act as (.ieneral Haaagui British Noil ltitrueo StaU:> liailwax
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    24 6 Lc.iM e-l afcjMMO on pnv.ite allan- hj bull grautcd to aptaiu liusir. \rim Service Corps, from July:; to August l"> tv pnaMi to Ooylon.
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    26 6 M,-. w. 1:. WoaatrlkMt iiv«rus k>Uiaul. hi r uumcrou- friend- Cor tbo many WK ill. and lotterb uf coudi.len. < ml t-. 1.. .11 Ik recent buroavetiwnt.
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    30 6 All. l>. t. WilUit. Mm imgfnwir in rliyryi ol tin Struit-, Tiadiui' <'uiii|,ini\ pvritir.ii ore mill at Suujjei ISrsi, prueei .I*, bgntv oil IOBVe Hi tin: end <>l tin DMHIUi.
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    27 6 To Btut'llM, Mailame lan llutt. the ouV bratcd vo<alist. inaki;- her tirst apjieuruncx.' iv l.uudou. at the Albert Hall, aAar uei visit tn Vustmlia wit'i her husbund.
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    39 6 M.v-, WJjiti Uk I,! -l dau^iiU.l si. Herbert Th rk< II liib l.icnt (ioxernor ul liurma. was in. i- 1 .1 Mayuiyo, Uaaanau, ou the lltn iuvbtil l-i MM I'ennill 1.C.5., I'rii.il. >,!■„■: ii i.i th. I .i. uten.Mit Governor.
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    36 6 T!n lvi pi rial Ui ..jiunnnt bnvi ttrup 111 the.oll-trllctloll.it di/. Uon the Uoill. i.l .1 th. tUvot Thaiua iay« a Wugnani to DoagkontjosalMagi uatbelMhiwhuH 11.. extcssioii iud drou iug arc oaUmatnl 1 tive iMlli.it pounds
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    46 6 Mr. IJinl h.i uul touud lli' Stal. IhiVuW mints l.'.vourably ii lined to a nflipiMal Uwl Mr. I uster I'ruser trfaohtovwH .Vtistraliii shortly, should bo 1 "lumissioued to wiitc book uu the iliii.. .rnvoaltli. tiuiihu to hiworks ou Silm ii.i. tin l~ lifted Stat. .uul Cauwla
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    53 6 The dir.xl'.i- .1 the UuyaJ Inliimar) Aberdeen, iia\e rencivod Lmk dnft lv £2i:.l*r, trom Lord Mo.iut fHciniw MS d ua tiou toward- ll:<. pi rmaucut imi>roveiueul ol the infirmary, ot which he was a patient sixty-two yen- ago. l,ord Mouut Stephen uu former oc-:a' ions has given laigi sums t..
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    59 6 < apiain ihe Hon. liegiuakl <.•. li. IOlU- < .union Highlanders, -c. ouded for Uu I'.gyptiau Army, was killetl iv the Sudan in a accident. He was heir prosunipli^ of the Bad of Orauard. Lieuleuaut I! J, Waller, "Jud l ounaughl Itaugets. wa> di owned while bathiug in Lough l>or^.
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    94 6 The following change- haw Ik en .urair.i ed iv the I'euaug Public Work) Depart mont: Mr. S. E. Misso. Clerk ol Work I'euang. hM been trau-lcrred to Uukit Mertajam. I'roviuce Wellesley. vice Mr. J. W. ii. Ogle, Clerk ot Works, who comes to I'enaug in place of .Mr. Owen 11.
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    27 6 A Fapanesc pleaded guilty in the couil Magistrate s Court, this BMCaiaS, to lidiu^ a bicycle without h light, at Ltt a.m ami was lined a dollar.
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    74 6 A Chiuaiuau pleadui guilty iv tin- ->ccoiul Magistrate's Court, this nioruiuu'- v. theft ol a tin of mutches, valued at ID .0, from a Cliiuc.se shop iv beach 1d' ..1. He wasentenced to a months ri t jrous imUTiauu meut. Two Tamils were charged with uvu purchased the stuku matches
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    77 6 baluviu hu'_. a a'joicty tui tin iJtOkeuLion ot cruelty to ciuiiual., which hud:. v.orL marred by the mdillereute -.t tbi polic- aud the public. It reported 717 u^lv K the police last year Ml ooBTieUoB \.cr'. secured from May to >'o\etnbtr !W)7. Etlcrt. to introduco men humane met ulauybtcrhoujeii ju'.'
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    104 6 The pain are iu^e^ti^'atin!• ,1 uiystei y which ha-> preseuted itself at hi^lap. On Tuosday. a number of native tishermeu were hauling in their nets when ihey found the body of a baby, which had been gathered in alouj,' with the fish. The rhild would bi abuut seven ur eight
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    110 6 Theanlo of pay, pearim aadMtet Hit Sarawak llanjjers, has Ixld re\ii ,<l I >v •jntry, old soldiers will receive 3ln pa uioutb, recruits N aud l>iu<lcr. wlitw jire-beiont *9. The H| will be inereasej m pruportiou to leuytu uf service uud youd behaviour until the iuj...iujuiu pay' to jiiivatct, with
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    BIRTHDAY HONOURS.
    343 7 THE KING CREATES FOUR NEW PEERAGES. E, L. Brockman, C.M.G. REWARDS TO HOME COLONIAL SERVICES. Ten Baronetcies and Twenty Three Knighthoods. |Fnn tiii. Own < >i. i ~io-i.i.M. Loudou, June M, S.o.i pin J|Tin list of King H Birthday Honours laaaal to-night coutaius v large number of Colonial
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    621 7 The New Peers. Of the ueu l't-ei-.-. Sn Viilhe-uy MacUouucll M the butter kuowu. lit had I distinguished canal il Iwlikbefen a ;ct ptiut; tile appoiut uiuul from the Cuiist-i'vuliiu Premier of I'nder Secretary at Dublin Castle. Hi was uot alwav in consonance with the Irish imliey of that party,
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    The Decoration of Mr. Brockman.
    109 7 Tin t. .Mowing official letter has In in received by us from Mr. Claud Severn, Private Secretary to ilii Kxcelleni-y the Governor Goveruuicut House, Singapore. June 26, HHX. Dour sir, -I am di ret ted to inform you tl'tt a telegram has beru received from
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    BANKRUPTCY BUSINESS.
    181 7 Long List of Cases Before Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith. Me dustier Seri'ouibi: Smith «al ill bankruptcy jurisdiction, at the Supreme Court, IUI morning, wheu then was another long list ol eases to be dealt with. nceiwiig order was inaili aguinsl Woe l-.ii Toh. a i-outraclov. a petitiuu for
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    The Appeal Court.
    169 7 lv the C lurt of Appeal, yesterday, the Acting Chief .lustico. Mr. A. G. Liw. Mr. Justice Kisher. aud Mr. Justice Braddell upheld the decision of Mr. Justice Sorcombe Smith iv the case of Loveridge versus I 'r.tgt aa far as the mouey beiug regarded a-- principal
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    Mr. E. T. Bethell's Imprisonment.
    98 7 A telegram troin Tukiu. dated the l'.lth iusiaut. says that the trial of Mr. Belliell, tho proprietor of newspapers published iv the Kurean language, for seditiou has just concluded at Seoul after several days' hearing. Sentence of three weeks imprisonment was passetl and defendant was
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    Severe Assault Upon Boyanese.
    172 7 A .a j. uamod Mohdiu, vrho arrived r-^ceutly* from Dutch territory, aud hau been living it the Byces' quartern at \bram a > übli woe assaulted soriouslj iv front of the Raffles Museum at 11.30 p.m., yesterday. He was removed to the hospital in an unconscious
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    Dainty Meal Untouched
    111 7 A iwaUow luau named Lima buck, uus tried before the Third Magistrate, Mr. E. t. Column, yesterday aftcruoou. uu a charge of crimiual breach uf trust as a carrier, in respect of twelve tins ot preserved pineapples, tin- property uf Lee Kiiu Sweo. Sergeant Ross, of tlit
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    Rubber News.
    103 7 MECHANICAL PREPARATION OF LATEX. Prize Offered by London Firm. lhn Ouk Own Oaaajaaaaaajaajcj I Inn i via Pcnangi, Juue 20. Messrs. Oow, Stautou and Wilson, Limited, the well-known London produce brokers, have ottered a Cup. valued ut Twenty-five IJuineas. for the most economical and complete BBMaBI for th'j
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    TRAMCARS COLLIDE
    122 7 Passengers Narrowly Escape Injury at Gaylang. two bluOtric Iraiurars came into viuleul collision at < iay lung shortly utter sevi v o'clock last night, ami. from all account- several l«uple had a narrow escape from serious injury. The cars wore traveliiug in opposite direction and one hud just
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    MOZAFFARPUR BOMB OUTRAGE.
    193 7 Desire of the Convict before His Execution. At the re- uujtd trial of Khudiruui Ikisc at Muiallarpur uu tho I lth instant, the accused was permitted to converse with his pleader uuder the supervision uf the Police Superintendent aud an Inspector, who touk notes. lie said that
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    TINNEVELLV RIOTS.
    188 7 Seditious Speeches Alter Respect for Europeans. A wire from Tutieorin of the Mth instant says: l"p tv yesterday evening M witnesses, uf whom five were Europeans, were examined for the prosociititm iv the Tiuuuvelly scdi tiou east. The Europeans spoke to the change uf attitude uu the part
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    Injured While Tent-Pegging
    139 7 A telegram to the Indian paporc from Bangalore on Jnne 9, says that Captain Appliu.of thelHh (King's* Hussars sustained a fall during tho tent-pegging event at tho skittle Gymkhana, but as he walked off the ground nothing more was thought uf tho matter. On tbe 9th instant,
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    Yunnan Railway Construction.
    106 7 It has been settled by tho Chinese (iovernmeut that tho railway from Tonkin iuto Yunuau, shoald all go well. It will bu extended to the proviucu of sze-Chuau, the termiuus being at Smfu on the Blue Kiver, with the starting point at Vuonan-Seu. Nothing will be borrowed
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    Opium Smoking.
    862 7 AGITATION FOR SUPPRESSION UNJUSTIFIED. Hongkong Government Official's Criticisms. Aniiupuimists will fiud food upou which tv retlet t iv a trenchant review of the opuiiu controversy by Mr. C. Clementi. Assistant Colouial Secretary ut Hongkong. He -it himself the task of getting to tin real facts as to the
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    Commission for Loan.
    158 7 Mr. t. 0. Mitchell mied Sheikh Ilajerai in the District Court before Mr. C. Saunders, yesterday, for ITS as commission on a loau of ?7,000 secured by plaintiff for defendant, at the latter's request. Mr. Varborongh appeared for the plaintitl. Defendant said that he agreed to give
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    THE ADELPHI HOTEL.
    341 7 Motion to Disclaim Lease of the Premises. In the Bankruptcy Court, this morning, Mr. F. M. Baddeley, tbe Acting Official Assignee, was making application to Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith to disdain tho lease of the Adelphi Hotel hold by Messrs. A. M. Sarkies and E. Johannos. when
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    PROGRESS IN TONGKAH.
    214 7 British Consul's Report for Last Year. Mr. Meaduws Frost, H. B. M Cuusul at Tuugkah il'ukoti, in his report fur thu year 1907 on tho Mouthous of Saiburi aud l'uket, which comprise the Western Siamese States of the Malay Peninsula, says that trade generally was good during
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    Thursday Island Fort.
    69 7 The authorities are by uo means satisfied that the discovery of a Urge packet of dynamite under a guv at the Thursday Island fort was the result of a practical joke. They have decided tv offer a reward of £100 for information that will lead to tin
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    Australian Coal for Java Railways.
    147 7 Some stir has been aroused at Batavia by the announcement that the Java' Government intends to secure 20.000 tons of Australian coal for the State Railways there. It is pointed out that hitherto, these railroads had been supplied with ooal from the Government mines at
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    Mosquitoes in Hospitals.
    158 7 General satisfaction ib felt with the decision of H.E. the Governor that every hospital in the island should be provided with mosquitoproof wards, reports the Times of Ceylon. It is au improvement which has beeu needed, of course, sinoe hospitals existed in the island, though tho need
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    Colonial Cruise for British Navy.
    57 7 The Daily Mail suggests that if it be possible to spare the ships from the European stat ons the Admiralty should next year •end to Australia and the other great colonies of the Empire a powerful fleet of modern armour-clads, including tbe new armoured turbine
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    THE SWORD IN PERSIA
    159 7 NEWSPAPER EDITOR EXECUTED AT TEHERAN. Parliament Buildings Demolished. IRauTu's Tiliukam] London. Juue -■> A St. Petersburg telegram reports fighting at Tabriz between revolutionaries and reactionaries throughout tbe whole of Tuesday, The clergy sided with the reactionaries. News from Teheran states that the city was quiet all
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    87 7 Tabriz v au important towu in NorthWest Persia, on tbo route between Trebizood and Teheran. It contains tho Kabud Masjid or Blue Mosque, one of tbe finest specimens of Persian architecture (dating from the middle of tho 15th Century), so-called on account of the magnificent blue faience with which it
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    OLD-AGE PENSIONS.
    63 7 Government Bargaining with the Labourites. [Raman's Tmlkhkam., London, June 26. Mr. Lloyd George has accepted tbe Labourite amendment uf the Old-Age I'eu biou Hill abolishing the clause providing for the reduction of the pension in the case of married couplos. He intimated, however, that tbe acceptance was conditional
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    SHIPPING DISASTER.
    52 7 One Hundred and Fifty-One Lives Lost on Coast of Spain. IUIUTKK 's Tlt-EOKASjI London, June 2b. The Corunna steamer Larache, belonging to the Compania Transatlantic^, struck the rocks at Muros, about thirty miles west of Santiago, on tho coast of Spain, and sank. One hundred and fifty-one persons
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    BLOODCURDLING KURDS.
    37 7 ;D«R OSTASUTISUHS LLOYU TbLIORAMJ Berlin, June 26. Great Britaiu aud Russia have sent special representatives from Constantinople to investigate the cruelties perpetrated by tho Kurds. The Grand Vizier declares that the complaints are mostly unfounded.
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    30 7 [UlB OSTASIATUCM IAOYD TlL*<MUlf| Herli., June 2S. The rumour* of the i-twig- jtiun of Roar Admiral Truppel, aud the appointment of Rear-Admiral I'sedom as his successor, are contradictcd^^^^^^^^^^^^
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    DELCASSE IN ENGLAND.
    30 7 [Dia Ostasutibohi Lloyd Tbuoeam] Berlin, June 2c. king Edward hai. given audience tc M Dclcassb, the ex-Foreign Minister for France, who is on a visit to England.
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    21 7 [Dm Ostasutisubb Lloyd Tauaiuiti Berlin, Juuo 25. llorr Below Saleske is appointed Consul Geueral fur Germany ut Calcutta.
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    MAURETANIA
    17 7 [DlB OSTASUTI3CHI LLOYD TILIIiRAM Berlin, June 'JO. The disturbance ia Mauretauia are bo coming more serious.
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    Another Stabbing Affray.
    109 7 A tougkang man named fag Ah Peoug was aroused, this morniug, as he lay in bla boat iv the Singapore liiver, oil I:. /at Quay, by hearing someone boarding his tongkaug. ile had just time to look up wheu he wa stabbed iv the throat. He is
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      175 8 K'nng Gymkhana takes place to-day and tomorrow. The Selanenr Club occupy first position in tho Selaugor League with 6 points. First Broker— Hard times. Second Broker Vi n; my golf score is the only thing that doesn't go down. There will bo a cricket match betwoen the
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      84 8 Singapnre Hunt Club. Thero will bt< a run on Sunday in connection with thu Singapore Hunt Club. Tlu Htart will be made, from tlie main cutranci to the 1! 'tuni-: il (i.irdtns at M 0 a.m tim-li at Wa lagi Hill. M*M Hold, by kinu invitation of Mr. Winkelmann..
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      81 8 Accident to a Trainer. Mr. Oscar Dignum, the well-known owner and trainer ot racehorses, has met with M'l-ion- accident, says a linmbay paper. H< was riding out on his bicycle and when passing under the railway arch near tin Cantonment station he collided with a hackney carriage that
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      Cricket.
      95 8 S.CC. Tournament. The draw iv the S.C.C. Cricket tourna metit which begins on July 11 resulted a.follows Merchants v. Liw and Civil Service. Garrison v. S.C.C. National Union v. R.A.T.A.C. The National Union arc to play the Royal Army 'lYiu|>erancc Athletic Club at Crii'ki 1 to-morrow, on the Old
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      Boxing.
      480 8 West Kents Championship. Majur Ford stood, last night, as referee in a boxing contest fur the clmuipiouship of the rlojul wmt Kent lt< diluent. Lancc-l'oi (oral S ••-[>[> ml and Laucv-Cor|>oral Kirby Iji-iid. each other (or the honour. A considerable Dumber of civilians took advantage of a run out
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      ASSOCIATION CUP TIE.
      778 8 Singapore Recreation Club Beat Warders and Police. If anyone had said before last evening's iiat°h commenced that tlio Warders And Police would be defeated in the Association Cup Tie by the Singapore Kfcreatiou Club, they would probably hive been told either that they knew noihing at all
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      59 8 .Selangor Monthly Medal. The following <-ards were returned at Kuala Lumpur, for the monthly golf medal for June:— hi. S. Hose 45 VI 8 M P.vUr 42 3S »cr. H C. Pratt 47 56 20 H. C. K. Zich«rias... 5J 52 20 < V V II U KH <»n
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      Rifle Shooting.
      93 8 Ladies' Rifle Practice. The following scores were made at the Ladies' riflo practice at the Batcstier Kange last night: 100 150 200 Tls. Miss Anderson 31 26 29 86 Mrs. Yenning Thomas 81 26 27 84 Mrs. .lago 81 28 23 82 Mrs. Saliuond 84 27 19 80
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      Lawn Tennis.
      78 8 S.C.R.C. Tournament. Yesterday's play a the S.C.R.C. Lawn Tennis tournament resulted as follows: B Doubles. Boon Liin Seng and Tan Keng Swee, scr. beat Chua Sim Ghee and Lim Kee Chiok, owe 2, 6—l, 7—5. To- Day's Ties. A Doubles. Scow Poh Lcug and Lee Chim Turd. scr.
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    Linggi Plantations.
    966 8 DIRECTORS' ANNUAL REPORT TO THE SHAREHOLDERS. Fourteen Thousand Pounds Profit. The report of the Directors of the Linggi Plantations, Limited, for tlu year ended [)eceuiber 31, which was submitted at the innual general iuu ting of the shareholder in June 9, is as follows: In September last, the
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    57 8 The efficacy of the submarine signal bell in thick or foggy weather, has recently been farther di-inonstrated. The captain of the Kaiser Wilhelin It. reports tliat on the last homeward pasttage the xubmarinn signal bell of the Saudetto Lightship, off Dunkirk, which was passed in a thick fog, was distinctly
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    SINGAPORE SHARE MARKET.
    250 8 Weekly Report of Messrs. Fraser and Company. The following is the weekly Singapore Sliarn Circular of Messrs. Fraser and Company:— A fair business has been done in Pahang Cousolidateds aud Tronohs, otherwise the week tinder review has been rather quiet and calls for no particular comment. Mining:.
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    STRANGE SEA STORY.
    204 8 Tongkang Captain Killed by Two Members of Crew. A strange tale of the sea was told on Sunday to the owner of a tongkang, which left P«»nang bound for Setul nearly two months ago, hy one of the crow. It appears, accordiug to the I'inang Gazette, that
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    Accident to Imperial Chinese Yacht.
    110 8 Tho Bteam yacht Yunguo, which is said to have been prescuted by the Japanese Emperor and Empress-Dowager, was damaged by an explosion in the engine roon. while the yacht was under trial in Lake Kiiuinin inside the Yiiho Park. Peking, some days ago, in the
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    33 8 In Tinland days that its prophecy, that the policy of granting free passes to women and children to work on tailings and worked out mining lands would result in trouble, has been fulfilled.
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    COMMERCIAL.
    256 9 SlvOAfOU, Juvb 25, 1906. PRODUCE. 3ambiee buyer- I 7.16 do (C-ii* N T I) -.upiek-vi 11 M) fopra Bali 7 SI Poppor, Black i 1.12* do White 6% r- 1 H ;»5 >»X° Flour Saraw&n '1.01 <io Brunei N 1 2.9;'» Pearl Sa«o 3.90 Coftoo Bali, picked 22.00 Coffee.
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      MINING.
      329 9 )ato ol formaioa Capital ijobtcrlbtd I of Sharei vSS [s*l uSErf J <*»»««* 190.t iao7 1901 130.1 1307 1901 1904 1905 1906 1906 180 ft 190€ 19C7 1904 1907 19M IS!" ;jOS 1898 ieoo 1907 1907 1906 189 V 1907 im »Ai>3.ooo 41)0,000 100,000 SM.OOO «80C,U/0 800,000 £400,000 350,000
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      343 9 MM 1904 1003 ISO* .901 ;9w ■.soe ifloe 1907 906 i9oe '.898 I Ml IM 1906 1804 I3UI 189? 1903 1903 1908 1804 9CI £1»,000 *200,030 £10,000 £7C,000 11. •0,000 £11,000 £74,000 £310,000 £ISO,OOO £320 000 f175.C00 ISSO.Oo.; £100,000 -J.tM. 1230.000 £-.40,000 •lOO.nra *iO.OOO BO $;^..;,'i<Ki £110,000 440.W I
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