The Straits Times, 27 June 1908

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    13 1 The Straits Times NO. 22.688. SINGAPORE. SATURDAY. JUNE 27. 1908. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      270 1 TARGA FLORIO RACE SmSSZ Remarkable Success De Dion Bouton TOURING CARS. De Dion Bouton 2nd. De Dion Souton 3rd. De Dion Bouton 4th. De Dion Bouton sth. De Dion Bouton 6th. 11 cars started. 6 finished. Ol THE six WHICH FIXISHE! 5 were De Dions IN THE SAMK KVKNT LAST
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      24 1 HARIMA CINEMATOGRAPH OPPOSITE UNION HOTEL, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD GRAND CHANGE OF PROGRAMME To-Night. 7-30 AND 9-30. TWO GOOD BHOWB FORGONE PAYMENT. K. HARIMA, Proprietor.
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      185 1 NOTICE. Out Representative has arrived, and may be consulted at Hotel de l'Earope. CONSULTATION FREE. Hours: 9 to 12 and 8 to 0. LAWRENCE ANO MAYO. Opthalmic Optioians, Manufacturers of all Scientific Instruments, Contractors to His Majesty's Govern'-ent. Head Offices 67 and 69, Chancery Lane, London. Offices in the East:
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      298 1 ROBII7SON &> OOSole Agents for Raleigh Cycles. THE "BRITISH MASTERPIECE. POPUUR RALEIGH. Pitted with all the latest improvements. First-Grade Raleigh. Raleigh Modele Superbe. Special Raleigh. Raleigh Road Racer. BOYS' RALEIGH. All our Cycles are sent out with Lamp, Bell, Lamp Oil, Lubricating Oil, Tyre Repair Outfit, Spanner. Pump, Etc. New
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    Hard Hit.
    676 2 AN ORCHARDSON'S TRIUMPH AT CHRISTIE'S. Sale of a Famous Picture. Sir William Qaillcr Orchardbon 'quietly vi-,itcd Christie's yesterday morning, and took a look at the picture, Hard Hit in the Humphrey Koberts collection- -which helped to make him famous thirty years ago, says the Telegraph of May 22.
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    Missionary Humour.
    153 2 There is usually a spice of humour in American Missionary reports, and Dr. Wilson of Kollapur, tells of a Hindu friend who came hurriedly to the Mission bungalow one day for a large bottle of cod liver oil. Asked if there was serious illness in his home, he
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    Strong Language.
    130 2 A correspondent sends us a rather severe attack on the sub Judge of his district, reports the Madras Times. Ho writes: He is a vulture of parties to take tli-.li He is a cunning jackal to take bribes. Sometimes he •peaks he has co fear at all by
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      468 2 DEE'S Concentrated Disinfectant 1 Gallon Drum 1.75 2 3.25 5 M 8.00 This Disinfectant is imported in a highly concentrated form, and may be dilute J up to (50 times its bulk, producing a MILK-WHITE FLUID WHICH WILL NOT STAIN. This is the most economical and effective Disinfectant it is
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      739 2 ECZEMA DROVE HI TOJSWIB Hand Became Swollen and Very Red and Painful —Arm Gradually Affected Up to Elbow— lmpossible to Give Idea of Agony Undergona for Three Years— Doctor and Very Many Remedies Fail. CURED BY~TWO~SETS OF CUTICURA REMEDIES "My trouldo Mar!<-d with swelling in my rixM hand, wblrli liwtuw
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      57 2 It is everyone's duty to be well. Frequently the means of health are right at band without being perceived. People who are losing strength, easily tired out, nervous and debilitated, are quickly and permanently buiH'htrd by the uae of Steams' Wine, the matchless invigorating tonic. It is good for young
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      907 2 THE HONGKONG ROPE MANUFACTURING CO. 'ESTA.BIL.ISII-ED lIST 1-BS3' MAXIFACUKKR.S OV Pure Manila Rope. 3 STRAND 4 STRAND CABLE LAID 1 to It" :i- to hr v to lo Prices. s a mi.leB and full particular* will be forwardtd on application to Agent W. A. STOPANI, BtkM BS-1, Boat Quay, BHIOAPOBB.
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    OUR SHORT STORY.
    1191 3 HAVE NOVELISTS THE SENSE OF SIN? Literature and Jim Bludso. I ludor the title of The Religion of Jim ltluclso. the Church Times deals vigoroimly with the ethics of certaiu novelists and poets, ami uses its truncheon thus: In tho sixpenny twaddle of our day, whether it
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      179 3 BRASIER CARS To Arrive Shortly. ONE 15-25 H.P.. DOUBLE PHAETON. FOUR CYLINDERS. MODEL 1908. GRAND GARQSSERIE DF LUXE -KING OF BELGIUM STYLE*. READY FOR SHIPMENT. One :!0-10 11. P. BBASIBR, Dmbk Phaeton, four cylinders. One -50-40 H.P. BKASIER. Limousin* Lantkolette four cylinders, complete with tablet, efectrk light, -peaking tnb^, canteen,
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      520 3 en II Celebrated Oilmen s Stores Jk¥ IK PICKLES, SOUPS, JAMS, JELLIES, %JL\ I^B POTTED MEATS, MALT VINEGAR. jH Agenu for LEA PERRIN'S WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE J/0 Crosse Blackwell 9 Ltd. LAXATINE. the Jdml l'lir^ativc, rerommeDded by tbe bft medical notbontiea. Easy to take aud oertniu in results To bo had
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      216 3 BUY NEW CURTAINS DIRECT. TiJ^Bt''* ••»<"•»' nd °»rif» Underwear. Ttllorinf Bocts and Shots Wj£' POPULAR INDIAN PAHCEL. V jßj'" fi P rS Ch ce 39- H«llParcel ICC JtjrftjßS^SiS^^y i 2 pairs effective Dlningreom Curtains. 3 yds Ion;, 60 ins. wide 2 pairs choico Bedroom Curtains. 3 yds lon* »J mi.
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      67 3 Artie Tully, TIN MINING AND COMMISSION AGENT. Properties rrporttd on by H. SCRIVENER, Manager. Serendah Bahru, SIUNDAB. ARTIE TULLY begs to inform bin cliunts that he haa openud a 1 10,000 book oo the forthcoming Kuala LuL..p-r M.-tint: Treble Events ON Races 2, 6 9. Double Events Races 2 6,
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    880 4 Nmm, port, probable dak oj arrival, and name of Agents. STEAMERS Airlie, Sydney, Jaly SI Bouutead alkaasn il.iuila, J'lly 11 Barlow Autno.. 1 Hamburg. July 1G Bebn Meyor Arcadia, Hougkong, July 2; P. 0. Coy. Arconia, Colombo, July 18 East Asiatic Coy Australian, Marseilles, Aag 10; M. Maritime*
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    LIST OF PASSENGERS
    71 4 Passengers Outward. l\i I' aud <). steamer Himalaya, couuoct.un \v itl: tlu- ssaaasac Marmora, at Colombo, iue .Inly ;i. Mr. .1. E. Hishop. Mr. Mundell. Mr. 1-. l>. B. Opeusliaw. I'cr V. and O. steamer Syria, due July 9. Mrs. W. Cummiu^s and chili Mr. S. Trust.
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      80 4 BEONTHEBAFEBIDE. Yom i>)iysn-iau may be busy or out of town |Ml :it Mm time some member of your family has au attack of colic or diarrhoea. Such casos fkv']iiuntly [.rove fatal boforo a doctor cau be MiiuiuouoJ or uiodiciao procured. \o I'iiysiciau can prcsciilje a better lutHlioiue ilmu Chamberlain's Colic.
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      740 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. P. &O. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt. Mediterranean Port*, Plymouth and London. Through Bills at Lading issued for Chin Coast, Persian Gulf, Continental, and America Ports. Steamers will leive Singapore oa abar MAIL LINE. (Outward tor Cliina). MM Marmora July 4
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      609 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. HANDEL AND BCHEEPVAART MY. BANDJER." ia BANDJERMABIN, The Steamers of this company maintain a regular servioe between: Singapore, Sourabaya. Bandjermaain, Polo Laut, Balik Papan, Koetei, with transhipmjnl at Bandiermasin for Sampit, Mandawai, Koemal, Kotta Waringln, Djelai. The steamers have good aeoomodation for first and seoond olass passengers. Toas
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      496 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD. AND CHINA MUTUAL STEAM WAV CO. LTD. The Companies' steamers are detpalcted from Liverpool outwards for tbe Straits, China and Japan every week, and from Japan b^-e- j wards for London, Amsterdam and Ant ere every fortnight and for Genoa, Marseilles aad Liverpool
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      602 4 STEAMER SAILINGSHAMBURG AMERIKA LINE. HAMBURG. X^sssHsß^lsßssnnF*^---tit steamers of this Company maintain a le^ular aervice between Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, and Rotterdam, and the Straits Jfiina and Japan. Homewards, they are despatched fortnightly I -or Havre and Hamburg and once a mouth for Bremerbaven direct, calling at Penang aud -Julombo. Taking oarßo
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      661 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. nTdTI NORDDE'JTSCHER LLOYD Imperial Osrman Mali L;n» Tbe fast and wall known mail steamprs f this Company sail fortnightly from Bremen Hamburg vis Rotterdam, Antwerp, Boutbarop ton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (connc 1 Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria, and vioe tanai Port Said, Sues, Aden, Colombo Penam; Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Nagasaki,
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      106 4 Singapore Tide Table. (FaoM June 27 to Jci.y I.) HIGH WATER. LOW WATER Time H'gbt Time H'ghl June Q rs. mm. ft. ins. hrs.min. ft. ins. 1 10.11 am S.j 3.37 am' 1.3 biioaoiT 27 j 9.33pm 9 2 :i.43pm! t 3 w o- (110 am! 8.6 1. -Mam 0.8
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    SHIPPING IN PORT.
    81 5 'Mi kaadhß] tho lullowlnz ,tlhr«»l»lion, UI I n^...l sir vtftMni'r; tfa. Hlifp bq, tif-iuM- i%.-h. I •<•'..•• 1. v rasfct Cra.-OnkMr; CTbU— Oaa-I 11 11. -llontvaow: Krit. I Hritl»h: 1T. 8,-UntfJ mat— IVh. -Krench; <iot.— (i.ru,..!,. Dak— Dateh; [Ul. l» iUaa; rfcaa niiii«h>. I Omralaawo; .i.(..— .1u.
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    Man-of-War. etc.
    46 5 Hiamair, Port. ora. 17."7 t.-ns, 211 crew, It gu..». 1,000 b.p. Captain F. V. <le s ft May 10. V,;.-n April 29. For Macao, D Rd ■ieu Vrx. UoWatr. .''"'!>os. .!ifplaot"»i..nt. TIIO h.p. C^imr .uiier Coleman .Line' M Viom FaoaaK, Jaaa tt. OnhaialOovamtoent. iM
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    TRADING VESSELS. &C.
    282 5 latent Arrivals. Dan li Btit MO tOM, Captain aagaa, Jaaatt. From Patambang Jun> 2U. O.c. ami 71 il p. Host I uml.auc loot Ada. lini; Hack JCUa, !<»• ■:<■. M2O t-.ns, Capt Van <l.r llarst, Jam 2-:. 1 >om 13a: i mi, If J4. (I.e. Wee Bros
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    Vessels, which have Previous!
    754 5 arrived, and are still in fort. .4.f<in.i, Brit, htr 21 7 1 tons, Tupt Pa'k, Jaue 11. From Snigon, Juue 8. Rice. For Liverpool. D Atlrii, Sar. Htr. H8 tons. Cap'. .lanan, June M. Kn.in Sarawak, June '2:1 G c. and 2 d.p. OmlmHti, rorSuwrak, I'.—
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    Mails Close.
    44 5 Foa Fib Steamu I'ihi Monday. Malacca and Linggi Kfteng Sing 1 p.m. Maar nnd Malacca Sultan] i p.m. Madras via ports Thiwgwa 4 p.m. Sarawak Kuching 4 p.m. Batavia and Sooraba\a Van den Bosch 4 pm. TCIBD.IT. Balavia La Segue 9 a.m.
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    Mail Steamer Movements.
    65 5 Octwabi> Fhench Hail. The M. M. company's steamer Tourane, left Colombo at noon, ou the 21th inutaut, and may be expected to arrive here on Monday, the 29th mutant, at daylght. HfISIKWMIIi I'f.FNI H Mali.. The M. M. company's steamer Tonkin, left Saigon, at 4.30 a.m., to
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    Clearances.
    103 5 June jo Siam, Frit str, Bangkok Lady Weld, Brit btr, Muar and Maltoca >7 Ischia, It«l str, lVrmiif; mil B-mbay Diirvul. Ocr str, Sandak:m via ports A. Apr ir. Brit str, Penang and Calcutta Nord, Brit str, Largkat Airlie. Brit Btr, Sydney via portd Scaodit, Ger str, Hamburg via
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    ANTI-TAX REBELLION.
    214 5 Mohammedan Priesthood Said to be" Instigators. Further particulars of the anti tas ri«ing ain.ui;; the Malays in the province of Wet Sumatra leave no doubt that the priesthood is at the bottom of the disturbance!). At soveral plsce«, the patrols sent out to arrest the rinulcadt rs were
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    Arrival of Passengers.
    126 5 By the Ban Whatt Hin, Cap'ain Morrell, .Tme 2.1. From Kuantun, Monsrs. S. T. De'iney, O. M. Stafford, J. 11. H«jgftij. Dr. ami Mrs. Pan, and Mrs. Kealiu from Kuala Paliang, Mr. O. M. IV- Si' a. By the Poll Ann. Captain Ki. jcrtson, June 27. From
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    Mails to Arrive.
    113 5 From Koaora By tbe M. M. Tourane, iii Jane 29. From Chin* By tbe M. M. i.i. Tonkin, da* June 29. TIME TtBLl lit MAIU< Binfiipore Due in Goii'lrm May 18 M. M. June 10 May 22 P. *O. June 13 May 2", N. 1). L. Jane
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      974 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. INDOCHINA STEAr NAY. CO., LTD. Thf BK-mni.fß .if this Company mitiiitein regular direct M-ivi.e between Calcutta, Strut Honfkoni>, Shm^hai and Japan, taking car; od through BilU of Lmlmq for Canton, Bwafc» Araoy, Chtfoo, Tiputsin, Newchwaug, Yaugt.:: Ports, Formosa, the Philippines Ao,, Ao. Nhhmi Im-. Commander Kotraug 4,895 R.
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      337 5 I STEAMER SAILINGS. |C P R Canadian Pacific Railway Company's Royal Mail Steamship Line. THE NATIONAL HIGHWAY TO EUROPE VIA CHINA JAPAN, CANADA and Ibe GNITED KTATKri. Boulo (mm Hontjkont;, eta Shanghai, Natputakl (Inlaurl Baa of Japan), Kobe, Yokohama. Victoria and Vancouver, R.M.B. Km md*. or India" Twiu-aorow etea R.M.B.
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      359 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE. MUNICIPALITY OF SINGAPORE. WANTED, a Clerk of Wo.-ks to tnpervi* the construction of tbe abutment* fcr the nei bridg-i o<er Singapore Hiver. O ndidites ehoull have a god knowledge o p le driving, coff_-rd*im, coucrete aod masonry Salary S.'OO per mensem. Applications, in otndidsteV own handwriting statiug
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      338 5 AUCTION SALES Powell and Co. Jnne 27 -At fi-2. Devonshire Road teak house hold furniture, etc., at 2-30 p m. 80 At Sale-room, freehold residential property known as Uunrobiu," No 40. Barker K «d. at I-M p.m. 30— At Sa'e room, valuable town propertips and agricultural land, Kappa Terraco. Klang
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      100 5 DAY BY DAI Saturday, June 27. High Water 9-3H pm. Cricket 8 C.C. v S V.C. Cricket S.RC. v. R.G.A. Golf. VadeCup Albambra. 7M p m Japanese Cinematograph. 7 <ft p.m Harima Cm matograph. 7-30 p.m. Wayang Kassim. 9 p.m. I Sunday, June 28. Higb Water 11 a.m. 10-11 p
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    The Straits Tmes. PRICE 10 CENTS. SATURDAY. JUNE 27.
    1137 6 The Straits Tmes. PRICE 10 CENTS. SATURDAY. JUNE 27. PorUkUa ijuh. of our readers who have jmirueycd over to Johore Istely have been curious M to what works were j^oiug 011 in <• -nncctiou with tbo lUilway at Woodlands, bcuvi-en tin; station iunl the < rovomuiont BaaffUW. We BajyaM that
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    28 6 Tii.- Laatai Mb Tttlaprafh iuv i«.u ..riiiauently uulargod t<i be- a twenty-four i 'ago edition. The first issue of the enlarged mi/.i c:iiuc oat on the lTtli instant.
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    30 6 The eoiihtruction work on the Chinese section of the Kowluon-Cauton railway is stated to be uiakiug favourable progress, and the survey of the whole section i» being proceeded with steadily
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    35 6 Doctor iiorrftwn, tbo Times' correspondent at Poking, specifies five demands made by France upon China by way of reparation for the recent incidents on the Tongkin frontier. Of these the Cbin'eat Iharffiw cjuJ-uiu tbrcu-aa unreasonable.
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    9 6 The Sssizes will I* held in Pi-nun i.U 11.
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    22 6 Moudu) Mm Si. rWi l>ay. there will U.- a ■jelebratiou of Holy Coiunuiuiuu ii M A mil Catty dral at V a.iii
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    25 6 ■lul\ SI and .'I art the days bad lor lmM iiiH t' 1 CMiiuiiritiou ip law of CMati in the Strai. Si Ulciucnts Civil Service.
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    28 6 The rules madubythcdiiwriior-iu-i. ouucil tin iv^ulutiuu tin: bcrthn and -.Uitlous lo be ooeuoasd by raaaati adaa the Bwettanbaai i I'itr, IVn.ini;. >ui'|iiil>lislii'diuth-. <>uvi niiiii-ut I i.ia/i U- i
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    39 6 I in' ■rarWaaa oi the Maa im^al Ordinance l slJ'i.5 l J'i. with certain modifications, haw boon iiiphcrt to the Whole of the Suttli uioul of Wiilin-1-n outside of Lin: Municipal limits ol Lhotown and I'ort of M.iluc> a
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    37 6 The importation of the m Mraits Settlein nt silver dollar coins uuil of subsidiary i BOtan nit" tin: Mainland SvWbm of tlio I liesidcucy of Tapauocli (Wwt n.i l ol Sumatra' "ill In- prohibited Iroui July I.
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    37 6 The .Wcmbly Hall of the Methodist Girls ■school, short Street, was woll Tilled. List ui^ht. l>y members of the Kpwoith League and their friends, the occasion boiog the regular ipiarterly League social. There was MBg iiiu-ieal (irogramme.
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    43 6 The .nick Family gave a farewell performance in the lialavia Theatre on Thursday night. These popular artists will uirive iv Singapore 011 Monday, and ou Tuesday ■light will play iv the Tc<itonia Club. His K\ci lleucy tlie Governor and party will Ix: proseut.
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    42 6 Ai -cording to newsi>ai>ei statement. l>r. krause. assistant at tlie Hydrotherapeutie Institute. Itcrliu, has mode an important disco\cry of a new scrum against the bites of viperine aud venomous colubriform snakes. The serum will lie despatched to the ienuan colonies next month.
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    47 6 The Ilia/inau lrainin<; ship Keujamiu Constant, on v vnyage to Vokobaina, is reported to have discovered twenty shipwrecked meu ou Wake Islaud. a desert island iv the I'acilic. It is surmised at l.'io dc Jam iio that the meu are survivors of the battle of the Tsushima.
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    41 6 Sixteen entered lor the Ceylon Golfers' golf tournament at liye on the If.th instant. The Dual tie was between licthuue and E.S. Grigson, Bethuue eventually winning the lirst prize, a cup presented by Mr. Criove whilst <<rigsou took the Silver Medal.
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    54 6 Tlie 1 Heel of the operations vow in progres- for reducing redundancy in India currency, by issues of sterling bills ou the "secretary of State', is rcllcclod iv the com paralive inactivity of the Mints, the returns of which show that MM than nine lakhs of rupees wen: coined iv
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    59 6 1 1 is reported in local official ciieles. ~ays the Shanghui Time-, tliut the Impi rial Mali time Customs In re has seized twelve boxes oi car^o which an attempt was Ixiug made to smuggle. It is believed that the couU uts are some form of explosive, aud the boxes
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    60 6 'Ihe I'liineliou ol the steamer BataaatgMa evidence before the Se-cond Magistrate. Mr. C. I". J. Green, yesterday aftrrnoou. relati\o to the disappearance of tucuty liagK of dried prawns, valued at *17-">. from his steamer, uu May '-J. iv connection with the charge of theft against Lee Kiuj lleu^;. The further
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    52 6 l*hfalWM elelk employed by tl;<. Eaiteru smeltiun Works. kunla Luuipui, maile a statement before the Oistrict -ludge. Mr. I.. C. Howard, this morning, iv ideutitiuatiou of Mr. Stanley Miles, the chief clerk, who was wanted to answer a charge of creating. Accused was thcu turued over t<i lin^ali dotccthc from
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    65 6 \uulhcr coal mini lias boe-u o|iened up near Haiphong iv Toukiu. M. Uarriere. of that town, has souurcd the concession, aud has mode a road to the mines across a couutry cut up by valleys. M. Uarriere beuau to work the unitie ou June The coal is said to be
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    64 6 A m usatiou was caused at kowloon ou the 17th instant, by the arrest of Mr.Jas. I'earuon. the foreman moulder of the Hongkong and Whaiupoa l>oel. oiu[MVuy, l.iiuitut on a charge of obltuuiu^ a certain muui of money, the projiorty of hiu employers, by meauu of false prelenceu. The amouut
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    82 6 Ihb rats which ravage the IMM velds oi IndoCbind have debed all the efforts of acientistu there to find a serum that would destroy them. The Pasteur Institute^ iv the Colony have all failed in the attempt and now the Pasteur Institute at Saigon has taken up the problem. The
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    83 6 The ratings «oing out to China aud Australia iv the cruisers Charybdi-, and Gibraltar are tc> ttmhark in their wmgmtttt ships beforo, iuHtoad at niter. lln naval luann uvro .is pri'vi'in ly oHreMl Tin Chanti lis i to like oui :i ui-w any lot Hrn lit cruiser, *-hich will bo
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    74 6 A Strditd-born Baba, named Liau Kee Hing. was arrested on tho Btcamor Porak, on ltt. arrival in Singapore on Tliuruday, on charges of forgery, cheating aud perjury, alleged to have been commuted in N'otiri Scmbilan. Detective Sub-Inupector Tay Kirn Swtti brouL-bt him before the District Judge, Mr. K. C. Howard,
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    641 6 HwM V.\. Oysoii. I". T. kinder, l(. i Hawtcry and W. K. L. sliaud ban l>tcu appomtcd uiember, of Vli. Bawd tt isitinr Jartlum, Alahicea. Mr. A. K KfaßHi ol King College, Loudou. has been apiioiuted PtofaßNf ol I'ohtica, F.cououi} at (.'auibridge in place ol H A.
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    The Siglap Mystery
    55 6 In eouueeliou wUh the tiuding ol the b- 1 ot the Europuau child iv a fishily Bel Siglap ou Tuesday, a loicu oi detecti at work with changkola, yesterday aftornoou aud this morning, digging up the beach bu< up to the time cf jioin;,- 10 pt«M the
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    Territorial Army Criticised.
    85 6 Tlic Londou Standard, in I scutum;: leader, stiguiutisi-s Mr. llaldam: U rritorial ■M] se'heine .is an utter failure It a>» the eouuliy s aiuiy is short of a himJre<l thousand men. and Great liritaiu is won prepared for cuiorgcucicH than she Ml .it Hie time of the
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    The Boyanese Assault Case.
    102 6 A .Vlalay syce named Hodlan, drcjbed ia 1 very natty syce s costume, appeared in the Third Magistrate's Court, this morning, on a. charge of causing grievous hurt to Mahciiu the Boyanese who was struck on the baad by an irou bar near the Museum on
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    RAILWAY DISASTER.
    513 7 SENSATIONAL EVIDENCE AT AN AUSTRALIAN INQIEST. Gross Carelessness Alleged Against Signalmen. KSCIIB lILI ILl >KA* Loudtm. June -7. KtaawaaHatiaaalainaaMawMgbaa at the mquct into the eiM <;f death of the vie BWM ol the railway disaster at Kraybiouk ■'uucliuu, uear Melbourne, at K;t»ter. Il came out iv evidence that
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    FIGHTING IN PERSIA.
    117 7 Warning to the Shah by loreign Ministers. lUaursu's Tilkukam Luudon, .luue Hi I'eUi iiur^ lie^ram *U*Cl that the reactiouaii. hue uV»i» d lh u,.per haud at Tabri/.. There were a Imailrilil Killed ami wounded iv tile h'ubtiii'.' uu Tu. -l.iv. |Daa Ommtftmem Ltovu Tiliubam] lierhu, June TaaacM
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    MR. HALDANE.
    70 7 Rumour About Lord Chancellorship Denied. l(»LlIK'a TILBuKAM.' Loudou. luue SB, Mr. l>. H. lUld.iu' War Minister, speaking •il l nmiu;;hain denied tin i mount that Lord Luruburu \\ni- IHJaaMBJ and that ho «aa tv uutcv.'d ko tb'. Lord LhaU'.ollor^hip Mr. llaldane -a-.J hi tataalai lo •Je^■.•ts Hal fltren;;th
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    KING'S BIRTHDAY HONOUR FOR HONGKONG OFFICIAL.
    68 7 liikiiK < Tulboham! Luudou. Jaw Mi Die Huuourable Wei Vuk, uf the Hongkong Legislative ouueil. has bocu made a Compauiou ol the (Mhw ol >t. Mieluu:! and St. an 1.i.11d'.11.. 11,. In, .1 v. lvl 11,,|, M I, a 1,,, tonal aasa Ur. .!.!•>■
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    THE BRITISH AMBASSADOR AT BERLIN.
    50 7 [l)»M OMASUTIfCHi T.L.v.i r..».i«Alf| lierlin. June 26. Tbo ru&io..r that LorU AwpthiU, a former Oovornor of Madras ,*lic acted as Viceroy at India during Lord Cur<.on's abuence in 1904 will succeed the h'^ht Hon. Mr Frank Ct •adial; L*ice'J^» a.- Lr.t.iL AL.bi4o»i;r Ssrlio ii I«ni<^
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    DANCE AT GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    394 7 inofficial Celebration of the King's Birthday. by order ol the kiug, his birthday is I celebrated officially at Home ou June °i<i and I iv India und tho Colonies ou its proper date, November H. At (iovi-rnuiunt BOOH last uight. however. His Excellency the Uoveruur and
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    TRONOH MINES.
    316 7 Increased Production and Lower Expenditure. At the sixth annual met ting ot the Tronoh Mines, held un Ith inst.. Mr. li. I). Pcarce, the Chairmau proposiug tin adoptiuu of the report, said the insult were somewhat less favourable than those fur ll**;. owing to a reduced output of
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    Harmston's Circus.
    116 7 At 'Mil In; oubn in as advcrtisuuieul :u aucthur coiumu Uarmstcuo Circus are due to arrive from Feuang ne^.l week and to opeu on tho Beach Hoad ground ou Thursday uigbl. .Moot uf tho arlistb are vow, haviug come recently f rum Europe, so that an excellent shuw
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    Tax »n Rangoon Coolies.
    113 7 I aat HilvthclJLiinaCh.iui'.^r'jfC'-'iiiUi'ji'jo, the Hanguon Trades V 3sjjiatiou. aud tho Port Commissioners expressed disapproval at the tax of two rupees per annum which was proponed by tho Kaogoon Municipality to be imposed on all adult male coolies wbc do not pay any other direct Municipal tax.
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    Mr. Latham's Affairs.
    405 7 DECISION RESERVED IN MOTION IN BANKRUPTCY. Iv the Supremo Cuurt. this uiurniug, Mr. Justice Sercumbe Smith continued tlie hearing uf a motion, iv connection with the bankruptcy of H. Latham and Compauy, for a declaration that payment uf >l'.».yj|.H). made to Kzekiel Manasseh, on January be deemed
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    COLLISION AT HONGKONG.
    257 7 Steamer Runs into Coolie Junk in the Harbour. AaaaMaag to llougkouj; e.\chauges. a coolie juuli was ruu into by the steamer Louugsuug, oil Wauchai, the other day, aud i- a result twu coolies were tlrowuod. The Luougsaug, was leaving Huii.^kuug bari>our on her way to Manila whou
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    A Crocodile in Dock.
    71 7 There was cuusideruble coiumutiou at tho Tuujoug I'agar hocks last night, when the steamer Carlylo was lioiug ducked fur scrap. ing. The water was being pumped uut when one of tht Balaam was snapped by a crocodile .-mil narrowly escaped seriuus injury. After the duck had
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    The Tatsu Maru Claim.
    106 7 A- recorded already in our columns, th« owner of tbe Tatsu Maru ban lodgod a claim for Yen 218,000 with tbe oreigu Office, Tokio, for losses sustained by them through the seizure and detention of their vessel in Chinese waters. Wo learn now that tbe principal
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    Ceylon Lady Bell-Ringers.
    168 7 Ceylon Lady Bell -Ringers. The I-, lion in" panajnati k traai Mm Urn 11 .1 SUilldaid Olid n lei I Ui .Miss ItiU-IK-l i:lln.tt. sistrr of Mr. C. li. F.lliotl. As her many friends in Ceylon know, ways tlic Times of Ceylon, her family reside at Tivorton The lady riaaati
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    Veteran Honoured.
    1785 7 PRESENTATION TO SIR WILLIAM ADAMSON, C.M.G. Meeting of the Straits Settlements Association. Au interesting ceremony took place at the Institute uf Directors, 4, Corbet Court, Lonilon K. C. ou tue 2nd iustuut. when the membois of the Straits Settlements Association met to present au illuminated address to Sir
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    THE CHINESE NAVY.
    255 7 Leading Foreign Firms Seeking for Contracts. The I'ekiug correspondent of the N.C.I >. News writes un the Ist iustaiil Tin reported reorganisation of the Imperial Navy of China has cunse.l much i uteri st iv Peking recently. Somo uf the loading foreign firms of Shanghai ami Tientsin
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    Policeman and Pickpocket.
    159 7 On May -7, .Mrs. Hosouni wife uf a liioi-chant at Sannoiulya-i h>i. Kobe, was making ■wekMM .it the <l< -pnrtiui-ut of the Chilkirlya. a ladioi' laownoMr. ntonn at ShinHaiba'dii-dori. Osaka. io|>nrl<. the .lapan < 'Immicle. Vn i^xpeit i>ick|Kx^ket WW viatcl'iu^ In, opportunity and juatehiny tlio lady':: OUEM,
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    RACING AT KLANG.
    219 7 ANNUAL MEETING OF GYMKHANA CLUB. Results of the First Day's Events. iFhom On On Ommmh) Klang. June 27, 7.10 a.m. Tho annual Kace Mooting in conueatiuu with tho Klang Gymkhana Club cumnjencotl yesterday, aud is to be continued to-day.. The results of tho raciug yesterday aro an
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    PENNY POSTAGE TO FRANCE.
    74 7 ItICIIK TuLKMKAM l.outlou, iOM -i It is I'epurleii troin I'aris that the I'outal Cummitteo has agreed to tho reduction of postage aud telegraph hAh tv England la uui penny. I ranee lias followed tlie lead ol tin Cuited States in establishing pt.-uuy postage to Kugluud. The
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    DISCOVERY OF A NEW DIAMOND FIELD.
    30 7 I >BK 051A.5U11.-U.UI LLUYU TILSIiKAM Ucrlin, .luue M I >iauiuud fields have bocu discovered tifteen kilometres from Luudcrit/ Bay, iv (Jet-man South West Africa.
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    MEDICAL HALL CASE.
    557 7 Liability of Masters for the Acts of Servants. Legal urguweut was heard in tlio Fourth Magistrate's Court, yesterday afternoon, in the summons case againvt Mr. Karl Struve Proprietor uf tbc Medical Hall and tin .Medical Office, the evidence iv which wax taken ut a previous sitting. The
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    Municipal Finances.
    1732 8 THE SUPPLEMENTARY BUDGET REVISED. Reduction of Two Thousand Dollars The Municipal Coiuiuissiioncrfi, yesterday afternoon, met in Committee to consider the SuppUnn'iitHl 15n l^ct No. 1 of 1908, ami reduciil tlio revised vote from »3.'>,150 to m na Tlic D.'pu'.y President, Mr. J. Polglaso, was in tlie chair, aud
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    SC.C. GYMKHANA.
    306 8 Draw for the Six-Aside Football Competition. The following is tho rosnlt of the draw in the six-aside football competition in connection with the&ilC. Gymkhana: Mason's Team. Eddis's Team. 11. a! M tsou (Capt.) Li B. L Eddts (Capt.) Lt. A. S Hewitt It. 11. Bulhuore Pat F. Lloyd
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    88 8 One of the most noteworthy features of the preseut police administration of Hong, kong is the imust total absence of serious crime, says th local Telegraph. Tbere was a time when the Colony earned an unenviable reputation for the occurrence of crimes which had to be stut before the Chief
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      72 8 To-morrow, the monthly shoot in connection with the S.V.A. Rifle Club will take place at 2-30 p.m. There will be no golf competition in connection with the Olympic Games after all. The only player who complied with the rules in filling up the entry forms, was Mr.
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      Polo.
      42 8 Army Cup Final. The final for the Army Cup, played at Kanelagh, resulted in a win for tlio Greenjackets, who scored 8 goals to 1 scored by the Hussars. In spite of the score, the game was a closely contested one.
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      Golf.
      67 8 •s\otti«li Ladies' Championship. Miss Dorothy Campbell (North Berwick) won tho Scottish Ladies' Golf Championship at Gullane, beating Miss M. Cairns Kiullaue) ny 7 and 6. Braid v. Massy. After being four holes down, Braid beat Massy at Acton by 5 and 4. Braid was expected to have a good
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      Chess.
      139 8 Singapore v. Bangkok. The following is the position in the cable chess match between Singapore and Bangkok Rl'Y Loi'HZ. White (Singapore.) B'.ack (Bangkok.) 1. P— K 4 P-K 4 •2. Kt— K B 8 Kt— Q B 3 8. B— Kt 6 Kt— K B 3 4. Castles Xt
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      Lawn Tennis.
      141 8 S.R.C. Tournament. Tho championship play iv the S.R.C. tennis tournament was uot completed, yesterday, but C. Oliveiro, played a^aiust F. A. Puralta, beating him by 6 4, tt— 4. This was in the A class single handicap and indicates that thu championship final will be a very interesting
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      Hockey.
      327 8 S.C.C. v. A Co., Royal West Kents. A team of A Company, Royal West Kent* met a second eleven of the S.C.C. on the Esplanade yesterday in what proved an interesting and keenly contested game of hockey. Both teams played well and were so equally matched, that it was
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      58 8 The exhaustive operations undertaken by tlie naval divers to recover the body of Colonel 11. Martin, of Hongkong, wbo was drowned in the lake at Chuncnji, Japan, have been abandoned, as there was no hope of their meeting with success. The ships of the China Squadron which have been visiting
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      801 8 CAUGHT BY THE GRIP--RELEASED BY PE-RU-NA. La Grippe Ist pidemic Catarrh. /^*^'^x£^\/ «pHE diteue no\r known 'grii'^J Jp, *f~ j' JL,iT&£mr SJwfKuK^A'^^fe more tenarinui In Its bold upon the h 7 V 7>4r J^vMV 3t3HrH\ •yttem and prodncei more profound die- Xgn UiZS o\f IW& £MB 9k\ When It once
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      68 8 GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. Tenders will be received Rt the Colonial Secretary's Office up to noon of Friday. July ■0, HiOI. for tbf removal of refitae rice from the Singapore Priitone for a period cf 5* months from July 16. 1908 The Government does not biud itVif to accept the hii"h«-<t or
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      111 8 To-Night To-Night 1 Saturday, June 27, WAYANG KASSIM NEW THEATRE ROYAL. North Itridqe ltoad. AN ENTIRELY NEW PLAY. Henceforth Robert," The False Accused. Aim, FOR THK LAST TIME. TO-NIGHT, THE ENGLISH ROYAL STATUE PANTOMIME. THE WORLD'S WONDEh. Book your tcato ealy to avoid ditiappointniert PACKED honse every night. HUNUP-EDSare turned
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    SHANGHAI POLICE TROUBLES.
    368 9 Mysterious Death of a Railway Foreman. IHe death al a OfatoeM 1 iu['loyed by thu --ii;. iighai-NankiiiK It 'ilway Couip.>ny. wliilc la tli. custody of the Pao-shan Police, has brought that Korce into prominence once agate. 1-roru inquiries nia'le it apjx ar- that ou the 'list ultiujo
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    CIRCULATION OF THE TIMES.
    324 9 dnmth of the Great London Daily Outlined. Mfc W. T. Mtoad has succeeded in reveal|aa to tho world a statement from the manager of The Times that the daily sale of that journal is very much .{router than the average person has hitherto beliced. Iv tho
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    Oldest British Subject in China Dies.
    207 9 ritiu^ iroiu Koocliow, ou tin: Ttliiuitant, ■om i.;<iMudout of tlicllou^koUK I'ailv fmm Vesttrday. Koocliow lost 0110 of its oldest n -idonts nud Hi-t Majosty his oldest sibja^t in Chin*:— ust<!rday uioruinj;. Captain >haw diuu a,t the a^«'. of nearly H7. He came t-> Cautou
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    Brutal Murder in London
    111 9 f I IMb .rime has b«'U bi^.i^lit fa, light ,v Loiilon. The lii'itiUteJ Iwdy m a little ■M nam. .1 Mail. Uail.s a^eil years, Brian a! Uliu-ton. was lound iv n paUic la%.itory at the 1. 1. pliant aul CmHI railway station, ou the Ixiudon, L'lmihain.
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    RAPID
    42 9 prodoaeaM rapid Nad poMhra ft Oi J»"*™ vS JfETHYLOIDS. They aro better tli.in Untal ami UUWflil .<»> l -.ip^rior to injection*. Their effeot is notioe*M« iv 8 or hours, after w use thcu. They I'liokly stop the dbobarga and euro these affection*.
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    CHURCH SERVICES.
    466 9 (Sunday, June 28.) Si Semes AritK Trisjtv St. Asdrew's CiTßioa-iL.— 7 a.m. Matins; 7-45 a m Holy Communion (Choral) 4 p.m. Children's Servico; 5-30 p.m. Evensong and Si MtHHEw'a, Sepoy Conks. 11-15 a.m. Foo Chow Service 3-40 p.m. Sunday Sohool 8-18 p.m. Evensong and Sermon. SimM CHrnrn, Tanolts.—
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    St. Andrew's Cathedral.
    103 9 Choir Notice. Second Sunday Alter Trinity. 7 LJC. MIMSj. 1-i.st l.efwou IddgcslV. Second I -<=ssou Acts VIII, iii liy tun 7-4.", v.v. Hol\ CoXHOXm iChob.u.). lutroit i3s Servico Smart Hymn at Ofieilorj '>'>'< Hymu at t'oniuiuuiou .tl". i 'losing Hyinu -l-l I r.M. OnLMn!*M Si uvu k.
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      PRODUCE.
      91 9 Gambier bajer* 7.10 do (Cube No. 1) unpicked 11.37| Copra Bali 7*5 do Pontianak 6.90 Pepper, Black UJS Id White 6% 1*20 Saao Floor Sarawak 3.01 do Brunei No I 2.95 Pearl Sago 3.90 Coffee Bali, picked 22.00 Coffee, Palembang, 20% bam noni. Coffee, Ldberian 22.00 Tapioca, email Flake
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      EXCHANGE.
      119 9 On Lon.lcn -Bank 4 m> 2/4& Demand IM ttivate 9 m> 2/4J do 3 m'« 2/4fe On Qtrmany— Bank J/d 28»!J Private 8 m/ii «<H do 6 m/s H'ii On Franc*— Bank d/d 291 Private 8 m/i M5J do 6 m/» On /«dv»-B»nk T. T. Private 30 d/« 176
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      DEBENTURES.
      45 9 aowarlh Erskine i% 1600,001 v pr-ro RUey Hargrea»«i i ''IS.O-J0 i prero B'pore Eleotria Tram ways Co., Ltd. 5% «0,00) nominal 3inaapore Maoiolp*; 9fc M,O '0 W p.-ox l^TS,*)© S%prem 44% 1,600.000 5% prem t\, Wifi* «%d\»o>m Straits Engineering Byd., Ltd. i% »5.000 par
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      141 9 WassiamullAssomuluco.Have Removed i'ij their new premises. opposite. No. 56 and 57, High Street. ENTIRELY NEW STOCK UNPACKED. M B ttßUu »nm Whiteaway, Laidiaw Co., Ld. DUNLOP TROPIOAL TIrTR/BS i' Lowest Cash Prices. Wired on -"< x 14. tt x Ij. \^li^ H s *3-75 aanj V^^^BP^flh^^^Qß W^^bJ^H Kl'.' 56.00 each.
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    The Wrecked Airship.
    394 10 URSTING OF GAS BAG ON TKUL TRIP. Details of the Morrell Disaster Further particulars of the wreck of the Jorrell airship are to hand from Oakland, .'alifornia. On May 23, a correspondent elegraphod to the New York Sun as follows:— Sixteen occupants of the Morrell airship, .In-
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    THE DAILY LIBEL.
    387 10 A Newspaper Which will Live on Trouble. The freakiest of newspapers is in contemplation. It will have a supreme contempt for the law of libel, and will say just what it thinks in any way which seems best to it. The intention is to furnish the public
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    Curious Marriage Custom.
    138 10 A peculiar observance prevails in those districts in connection with weddings in Madhava Brahmin families, which occupy the better part of a fortnight, says the Bellary correspondent of the Madras Mail. On a particular day, towards the close of the festivities, a hideous effigy of a male
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      527 10 INSURANCE Companies. NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY OF NORWICH 4 LONDON. Establiehed 1797. FOR FIRE INSURANCE ONLY. Amount insured £335,000.000 Loeaeapaid 11.600,003. Premium income. t. 906,(00. Insurance effected on almost every description property at current rates of premium. Riikt {or 10 days are now accepted at 4 oent ptr 1100
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      594 10 SALES BY AUCTION. MORTGAGEE SALE. Tuesday, Tune 30, at 2.30 p.m. No. 21, Everton Road. Singapore town. 1,440 feet, Freehold. No. S, Mosque Street. Singap rt town, 1,529 feet, Statutory Grant No. 11>. quit rent $3. Freehold Building Laud at Coronation Road, Singapore (Choa Laui Estate, area 10 acres 1
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      40 10 CHAMBERLAIN'S COLIC. CHOLERA AND DIARRHOEA REMEDY. This remedy has been in use for over thirty y.-ars and has proved itself to be the most successful remedy yet discovered for bowel complaints. It never fails. Sold by all Dispensaries and dealers.
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      545 10 SALES BY AUCTION. AUCTION SALE or HOUSEHOLD FURNITVRE, ETC., To te held at NO. lfi A. WILKIK i:OAl>, i"n Jay, June 27, at 2.30 p.m. G. A. Fernandez Co., INI Auctioneerp. AUCTION SALE or JAPANESE PORCELAIN, At Messrs. H. L. Coghlan Co.'s Sale-rooms, On Tuesday, June 30, at 11 a.m.
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      497 10 SALES BY AUCTION. HORTBA6EEB SALE. At POWELL AND CO. S SALEHOOM. Tu.i,!ty, fwm 3>h at S.jo p.m. RACK COUBBI ROAD. All those eighteen valuable allotments of Freehold Building Land situaie at Race Course Hoad, Singapore, total area 3:>,9til mpmn foot, being lots to of Grant No. 277. Powell V Co.,
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      634 10 BANKING COMPANIES. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER PaiJ np Capital in 60,000 Shares of fiOeach £1,300,000 Reserve Fund £1 ,585,00 c Reserve Liability of Proprietors £1,800,000 BANKERS. Bank ol England. National Bank of Scotland. Toe London City A Midland Bank, Ltd SINOAPORE BRANCH. Current
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    AUTOMOBILISM.
    1473 11 REDUCTION IN PRESENT YEAR'S RINNING COSTS. (ear of Increased Taxation It is potsiblf, ami cvon probabit, liu't tlrca art :u;tny {Hlt-ntial motoris>ta who liave hithi it>> Ixrn (U'lcrrrtl from particip.itkm in one of tlie "rcatent movimcuts siuce the railway an, solely on account of the uotiou. Inland in ninny
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      354 11 MOTOR CARS. NOW IN STOCK. ARGYLLS THE i_KLi: CRATED SILENT 14-1 6 s DE LUXE. Adams Hewitts. Rovers. ON VIEW AT CIlilUI RAaflM SQ ***** and U a6 Or ohard Road 911 tfffn IlWlflfl *6K (Two Doors from Cold Storage Depot) Dunlop Motor Tyres. •NON SLIPS (OKOOVKDi AND ORDINARY (PLAIN)
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      169 11 PHOTOJEPOT. 101, NORTH BRIDGK ROAD All sorts of Photographic Apparatus and Materials, rir. Cameras, Leasei, Plate*, Papers, Chemicale, Films. Mounts. Photo Frame*, etc. Prices very moderate. Pnc Lists pc=t troe. KONG HING CHIONO A CO 1867 J. MOTION CO. Watchmakers. Jewellers. Opticians. REPAIRS PROMPTLY KXKCUIEI). GLYCO- THYMOUNE TIUDE MAitK, NOTICE
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      436 11 Local Motor Car Agencies. SIDDELEYS: A FAMO-P (OR NOT A 11 tflr <\ Y%> HOWCHEAP. AUlUtdl^ B,LUB,L»TT. HOW BU B T OQD DUE SHORTLY. ONE 14 H.P. 4-CYL SIPOELEY OWE 18-25 HP SIDDELEY CENTRAL ENGINE WORKS, so Agent,. Arriving per s.s. Albenga, June 20: One 16-20 H.r., four m ut(
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      505 12 Scale of Charges. tfifiPAlD ADVEBTISKMESTS.— MtaoeI •aeocd Wants of Erery Description, Houses, Awl, etc, to let, are inserted at tbe following fsto*:— One IcserticM I I.M fsr mob. Two S.OO Three 1.80 8b 6.10 Kin. B.M Twelre 7.80 Tweet; fire 10.00 Each subsequent month 15 per Inch.) Ike abore rate
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      504 12 Miscellaneous WANTS. bUtoi— Foot Liua, oni svtSM IsMTtlons, 11.00 Bf tb« IBOh, SM Sealt o! iarf «i. 1 DISPENSER WANTED I Wanted, a first-da -e :>'=itn-tr. Applicant w\th examination certificate fr^-rred. Apply to D. W., c/o Straits lirr M MM CHINEBE DRESSErWANTEO Wanted, a Chinese DtMMI tor the Choong Ileng
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      585 12 TO BE LET OR SOLD. R«rs —Foot Uast, om or two InMrtloa 11.00 Bf tht Inch, seal* of eharfM. HOUBE TO LET. No. 4, Mount Rosie. Apply Raffles Hotel. c9fll ROOM TO LET. Room suitable for Married Couple or two Bachelors. Apply Eden Hall. Nassim Road, cfill OFFICE ft 80D0WN
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      576 12 ir Straits Immigration Syndicate, SECTION K. CAVANAGH BRIDGE BUILDINGS, SINGAPORE. CABLE ADDRESS: IMMIGRATIO. CODE A.B.C. STH. ED. USED. WE supply strong, healthy Javanese coolies for Katates and Ifmes. WE undertake all formalities required by the Netherlands Government and thus save our customers trouble and inconvenience. We do this free of
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