The Straits Times, 15 June 1910
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Title Section13 1910-06-15 1 The Straits Times NO. 23.283 SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 15. 1910. PRICE 10 CENTS.13 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement198 1910-06-15 1 D. I J. IcCallnn's PERFECTION WHISKY. •ALOttCK. MAQBREBOR ANO COMPANY. KATZ BROS., LD. Outfitting Dept. This Department is now replete with all Gentlemen s requisites, and all Goods imported are from first-class Houses only. Gents' Shirts for Office and Dress wear. Neglige in latest pattern* and shades. A new line198 words
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Advertisement24 1910-06-15 1 BURRELL tUt. Pale Boiled Linseed Oil, Boottopping, Bnow- White Zine, an* Assorted Paints. BANMLANOB BUTTERY AND CO Bole Agents, Straits Settlements ft F.M.B. son24 words
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Advertisement341 1910-06-15 1 Robinson A Co. INANIMATE BIRD TRAPS jA The "Bluerock. The birds can be sent in any directioß or angle, and over the shooter's j^ head. The angle ol flight can be fe^TO altared in a moment. F^i. Single Rise Trap &*%3&^Sn*^' wift oord and spikes for fixing into lOrnm Jb*~.341 words
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Advertisement6 1910-06-15 1 Bollinger CALOBECK. WACGRE6OR AND COMPANY i6 words
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Article785 1910-06-15 2 BEAUTIFUL COUNTESS FOUND GUILTY. Story of the Crime. A verdict of Railty was returned at Venice, on May 20. against C'ountraa I Tarnowska and I'rilokcff and Naomoff. charged with the Harder of Count Kauarowtki. Tbe jury tiand, hawerer, that both the count* <a and Na iijoff were785 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement118 1910-06-15 2 B* C BSSSSSSr^^^BSSSSsi {or the Skin 'WZELINE} and y Complexion sd^g I y Rrdoerd P r.lall •HAZELINE' SNOW" ilMlt :>Kki Removes that appearance •>( the complexion which ■Hradi M much from beauty. For this purpose it i* more eidcient anj more hygienic than toilet powaWfl in any form. Hacelino Snow118 words
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Advertisement168 1910-06-15 2 BEWARE OF A CJUGH. Now is tha time to get rid of that cou^li, (or if yon IM it hang on, no one can tell what tbe sad may be. Others have been curad of their roughs vary quickly by usinc Chamberlain's Coo«h Remedy. Why not you Try it and168 words
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Advertisement559 1910-06-15 2 PRESERVE MBYSSKIN With =^r^ <E^/i CUTICURA SOAP A lifetime of disfigurement and ■ufjering often results from the neglect, in infancy or childhood, of simple skin affections. la the prevention and treatment of minor eruptions and in the promotion of pcrmanei.* skin and hair health, Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment are559 words
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Advertisement300 1910-06-15 2 O«M Malil lmr4W v—^ Ccnincton to M'» fr.nco lnli»h Hi filt Forc«t TH» Eahik'lion 1 »O« A\ Hoy.' »rm y Mrtl«»l Corpa. The only Win* Tmiio V "oval Wwnill ftahih.t to ««.n this X to T.M.'a Ths Hln« an* dot motion. J V >* V Ouoon of Spain. You f^*7j300 words
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Article1116 1910-06-15 3 an echo of the rissoJapanese conflict. Cause of Russia's Defeat Following are ume interesting extract* from I.<-« BDieiKDemtnU Maritime* de I* Gotrre Kuiwo .I»psnse. by L. de Uix«tD. membtr of tbe Chamber of Deoatw*o< Krancr. »nii formerly vrcr. tery of toe navy. It it at fir»t w«ht1,116 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement780 1910-06-15 3 "Elgin" Waterproof Tents itTasuMtt DEFY THE i M4 *M SWSBBna»«S«-^BSSWSW»«BSSSSSSB-^BSnn«l^Bß»SS«^—^™^«^^ "b^^bb! .^v^^bbV ■bbbVbbVsVIIIIIiVt^V I -Jo"™^"*^^ ,-^f L.^K fJLWsfßaTsMLyjPrs. Hm|l_||. JJ i a *r^ Pids Offion tVetlrflr Cabal Trat. W "Ibjii" •w.Wfly O-lk Teat V with onterfly o« a single fold 1' **>& '«>■>*.. extra weight of men or kbaki waterproof780 words
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Advertisement12 1910-06-15 3 Woods' Oteet Pspceraaßt Cere lot all interns, eompiainta D|sinlnj. Coach*. Ceids ste.12 words
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Advertisement142 1910-06-15 3 TEA We do not claim to have more brains than oar competitors, bat we believe it is leally to yonr interest to Uke advantage of oar forty years of successful tea-blend-ing. BROOKE BOND'S TEA Sold ay the tallowing dealers i Ouan Chin Hoax a Co. Bbramaab Pakirmaidea a Co. Tiang142 words
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Advertisement349 1910-06-15 3 ta"^*-^-*^ milk] ■*****1l >'I^9PA ThoM who use NEBTLt S FOOD for Infant! and Convalescents place their trust in a standard article favorably regarded by the Medical Profession for upwards of 35 years. Being partly composed of milk, the addition of water only is required to prepare the Food for immediate349 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement677 1910-06-15 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. P. O. STEAM NAVIGATION CB. Par CMea. Japan, Piafg, ytaai 4.*tralla. ladle, A.dan Bfynt. Medlterraaaan Part*, Plymoath and LenaWn Throogb BUla of Lading hwaed tor Oblaa Ooaa*. Farila. Oulf Oo.Mnentoi. and Amertaae IHnm in will leara Btagapnri on or .boat MAIL LINES. OaXatarai (/or OAwMI Uaila Jaaa IT677 words
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Advertisement562 1910-06-15 4 BTBMCT MIUIIM. N. Y. KJ JAPAN HAIL HEADSHIP CB. LTD. JtJS^jSwtw IUBOPI by I Oompaay'i wiU-hwwi TWIMCIIW ITIIIIH ooder Mail Goatraot with Mm Imperial jMHwf apeoially de««ned lor tbTcompany'i ■wuiMi Barftoa, HgMad eiMUaat MoommoiUtiaa far Bnl aad B—d CU- P— mn. -d WtHJjll Mm Übml modara Wowm tt lor tbatt562 words
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Advertisement643 1910-06-15 4 BTEAJEI BAIUHB. BURNS PHILP UNE. BIBOAPORB iO 'JAVA PORTS, POST DABWDJ, THDRBDAI IBLABD, BBIBBABB AHDBTDHBI. ALSO TAKIHO OAROO POB OTHBR ■OBTH QTTW.iI.AMT> POKTB, BBITIBH HBW OOINEA. ■b w britair *;nw ZEALABD PORTS twNh tn.ehlpmi.l) "Aj tmrlllCaMD— l Qgftrt Bmocth paaaaga Bapart Haaaary. A ngalar ma .Inly aarrtea to above perm643 words
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Advertisement134 1910-06-15 4 BTEAKI MIUMrt. BTB«iVAART iAATWHAPPU (BTBAMBHIPOOMPAJIT) NEDERLAND." FOBTNIOHTLT MAIA BBBVIOB BBTWBBB JAVA AND AMSTERDAM VIA BIBOAPORB, BABASO, OObOMBO, POST SAID, OBBOA, AbOIBRB TAJIOLEB AMD ÜBBOM, AMD DOVER, OCCASION Abb T. Btonmara ara doa oa or about iba ander Orrvana Hoauwiac lilt UM OroMot Jana 17 E.WUbalmlM Jaly 1 K. Willem Hl^Jnly134 words
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Advertisement516 1910-06-15 4 steamm mum HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE. HAMBURfI Ta* Hhmih of tkta OoMpaay MalaHli ■■■Mr mttlm bf**a Haabarg. Bnom. L^vwp. ud HoMirlf. aad Ik* 8W« Homeward*. tk*y an d**p*t<>a*d tirlalgkllj ir Han* and Heaibarf sad one* aotlk (or IriMtMwi 4b— k, aaUtaf at Pimm (otocabo Tnj^ jarao at tkroqgk mw to trtwrf516 words
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Advertisement707 1910-06-15 4 BTEAHEH MILIWtS. N. D. L. Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen. IMPERIAL aERMAN MAIL LIUE Tk* teat aad waUkaowa suit nmmn tki* Ooapaay aall brtatjkly «w» BnM Hamburg Tta Tlnim ikna Aarwtrp Boa*atar na. OlkfaJtar, O«mi Napto* mo. Htntltttt, Napttt. Alaxaadrta. wl Ttaa nm Port Bald. Bms, AAaa. Oataako. fmi| Mapim. Hoagkoag Bktagkal707 words
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Article931 1910-06-15 5 UNREST AHONGST WAZIRISTAN TRIBESMEN. The Government's Policy. A correspondent of the Times writra from Banna The affair of March 11. at Pahari Khel, near Baanu, in which Captaia Stirling aad tereral men lost their lives, wan the opeaiag of what appears to be a restless summer among the931 words
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Page 5 Advertisements
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Advertisement597 1910-06-15 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. C. P. R CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPAkTS ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE. Tss NATIONAL HIGH WAY TO BUROPB VIA CHINA, JAPAN, CANADA AND THB UNITED BTATBS. Boate from Hongkong via Shainghai, NaKaaaki (Inland Sea of Japan), Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria aad Vancouver. R.M.S Bapaass or India Twin screw steam RJf.S.597 words
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Advertisement656 1910-06-15 5 I BTEAMER SAILINGS. INDOCHINA STEAF* NAV. CO.. LTD. Tss miitirt of ttlt Oostsasy awtoawa a r^aav dtrsst strvtat bstwaaa OalssMa, Sarsltt. Hiieisesg. tftisgbil aad Japaa. tokto| targo. 3S Ihroaja BtUt of Ladiag tor Uaatos, b»«i., AsMy, OMoc, Tttatsto. Btwaawaag. Taagtess Parti. Forsjote, lbs FbWe|Hatt, as.. «t Teas Owettsltr Kssiabs t.SM656 words
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Advertisement478 1910-06-15 5 STEAMER SAILINGS APCAR LINE. OF STEAMER* Tht uodermeatiooed mail steamers of the above Line maintain a regular service be- twees Calcutta and Japan, calling at Penang, Singapore, Hongkong aad Shanghai aa route. FLEET. Tubs Commander J ataji 8,018 A. Stbwabt Obboobt Aku 4,600 8. H. Bblsok Abbatooh Atcab 4.600 W.478 words
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Advertisement40 1910-06-15 5 Dispatches front Hooan report the over, flowing to as atarmißg degree of the Hoaogbr, II ia feared that much damage will be dooe. Active stops arc being taken by the omcUlt to tßTesgthea the dykes. pviAKESf-f-feE SKIN S |osSoFTas^B» I^andSPOOTH40 words
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Advertisement545 1910-06-15 5 IT USHUN COAL Q The Best steaminir Coal In the Far East. FKBSH STOCKS always oa hand sssaassl *«u. •L^'VSrxfSZ. a. OUTPUT 3000 TONS Stti.. 11 PER DAY. j aiaia«:Bir-«STstBT: South Manchuria Railway Co., Tel. address: "ManteUu." Codes: A.B C. 6th Bd. A.I. and Lieber t MITSUI BUSSAW KAISHA. LD.545 words
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Article871 1910-06-15 6 THE LAST HOURS OF A JAPANESE CAHTAIN. His Dying Record. No flow eitmp'.e of tbe spirit wliicb .ioiiuat«a the J*ua\n«ne navM offiacr ooald l« found tban in the dying record left jbj tbe captain of a sinking Japanese Mibi'jarioe, »aj« tbe Tokio correiipon<l<«at a( Tbe Swndaxd. Th« d.871 words
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Article484 1910-06-15 6 At no time ia it of soch vital importance to afeguard tbe kidneys as during pregnAocy Mrs. Mary A Willis, of 109. Kirkdale Terrace South Wigston. nr., Ix>icestcr, England, tells iik of bar terrible suff. ring, which was all brought about by a fright during tl.at critical484 words
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Page 6 Advertisements
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Advertisement153 1910-06-15 6 TBE EIPIBE BUFF IkfMM, High- claw envr)ope>. $1.25 PER 1000 NETT KEYSTDNK BIFF ENVELOPES. I $1.15 pen 1 000 nett., I Mkl wi will «end the envelope* to you i KOH COMPANY. mm and at, Bra* Katah Road. MARTELL'S Blue and Silver Label is as aoee;ted guarantee, all MM |M153 words
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Advertisement494 1910-06-15 6 Persian Nerve Essence i traalartW for »«r»>.aa oabilltT, >ln»lli asas. ista»irrJ li«-.tion. vaak mtmvrf. aad Ul swUI .~1 akTucal asluaatiaa. hrdu Nan* KMon cl*an Iht hrala. imagtlnaa ika ctmUlloa a»l laiMrU a im^twur 't«oaf b> tks I mb.A* balag All Jraiaa ud loMsa mn »sraisasa«l| lataßßSßt Ta« BTapanUioa roaM> la494 words
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Advertisement54 1910-06-15 6 JUST WHAT YOU NEED. Your tongue ia coated. Yocr breath is fool. Headaches coma and go. Thaae symptoms show that yoor stomach is Um trouble. To remove tba eaaaa ia the flrat thing, and Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tables* will do that. Easy to take aad most effective. Sold by54 words
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Advertisement350 1910-06-15 6 If You Srrrsß from any Skin or Blood Ihseaae- such aa Ecsema, Scrofula, Bad Legs, Absoesses. Ulcer*. Boils. Sores, and Kraptioa* of all kinds. Glandular Swellings, Blood Pciiion, Rheumatism. Oout. 4c. don't hesitate to start to dav a coarse of L'URKKo BLOOD MIXTURB, and tbe experience of thousands whom it350 words
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Advertisement544 1910-06-15 6 A Grateful Wife *V^^^^*\^B MMMmWTT I I ■MnMnMnMnMnMMMMnm''*^ v >» J -^^SMMM MMnH l^^' Maternity Weakness. Rheumatic Fever, Depression Just sitting il an t IhiaUag cn»ry//ir;,c I •'•> 'la--- been done, d.ies not suit Mrs. V> Jl ihe usual I I tote her husband'* h( i ih, she med ilie544 words
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Page 6 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous169 1910-06-15 6 Twenty Things No Money Can Boy. I. A boat for river of years. 3. A tooth for tbe jaws of death. 5. A blanket for tbe bed of a river. 4. A sheet for tbe cradle of tbe deep. 6. A leg f<>r tbe stool of repentance. A. A clip169 words
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Article165 1910-06-15 7 FIXTURES. Wednesday, June 15. High Water, .i 81 a 10 5 1 p in Snorting Club meeting, f.xclisngi- 5. A I ham bra Cinraaslngraph Harima c loerostograph. Marlborough Cinematograph Thursday, June 16. High Water, 45 1 s m., 61 1 p.m P. aad O. homeward mail due.165 words
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Article236 1910-06-15 7 To Dav f-.nang and Colombo Tangn. Mar-i pm Mataosa. Port Diokaon. Port Sweltenbam and TMok Aaaoa KinU S pm H sugkong. Shanghai and Japan Poona I |>m Psuanu aad olombo 1 1 1 > 4 pro j Rang sa Palitana 4 pm Bandjermaism. Fulan Lent and OstSS236 words
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Article167 1910-06-15 7 Tb* P. sad O. homeward mail *t*em*r A«ay* left Hoagkong at I p.m oa Saturday. aad I. dor ti arna* here at 6 o'clock on Tbur. •la. m.-rninc. tbe 16lh in.tant. Tb* P. and O. outward mail Maamer Delta left Osaamke at Jsm., nn Sundsv. and •nay167 words
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Article390 1910-06-15 7 latest Arrivals. Hrit.tr 4t78 toe.. C*pt B irsrahaa ••a. Jour 11. From Liverpool. May 14. Oc. W. Mansfield and Co. For H'viKkonf Jun* lI— W. «**> Wkatl Hin. Bnl Mr IM ton*. Optain f«agdoo, Jun* It. From P. Swetteobam. Jon* 14. Oi aad d.p. BaraiU Btaam.hip Co. For390 words
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100 1910-06-15 7 Wharves at which Vessels arc Berthed To. Day. TANJONO PAOAR. E. W. Basra— Nil. E. W. Section I— Cslvpto, V*a Nocrt, Light siagBasns Wa.ir- Nil. M. W. Bronosa— Kan? t- PaliMna. -Vford.a. (Ueiene Kickmrrs). f— <"h cni;mai. 6— Beinlari.-. Alcio >'i*. Natnos. Laooox100 words
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Article117 1910-06-15 7 Arrivals. Per steamer Ken Whatt Hin, June If.— Irom f, M. S. vis ports. Messrs. Durster, Lewi*. Sect Lisa Kang, Sob Cheng Hock, A. K. McLeman. and Tan Yaa Kay. J Per ■teenier van Keimsdijk, June 14. From Bstavia Messrs. S. Broers, aad W. Stephen. I Per117 words
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Article224 1910-06-15 7 Per I'. and O. steamer Moldavia, connecting with tbe steamer I salts st Colombo, doe June IT— Mr. and Mrs. C. Baagb. Mr. S. R. Robinson, Mr. S. Harrison. Mr. J. C. M. Bell. Per N. I>. L. steamer Loetzow, due Juae 34.— Mr. aad Mrs. P.224 words
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Article48 1910-06-15 7 Tb.- .lapanese steamer 1 umi Maru arrived Irom Pu'o Samboe on Monday, witb 11.154 tons ot liquid tori bound lor I'angkslsn Soeeoe. Sbe left tbe port oa Tuesday. Messr*. Wee Bin aad Co.'* .learner Hoag Mob arrived from Am -y aad Swatow yesterday, witb 1,611 passenger*.48 words
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Article226 1910-06-15 7 Finance Commerce. EXCHANGE SiM.APoRr. 9wm 16 1910 Or I.c I Itaok 4 n? a/*| l'l I1I4L.1 4^ Piivalt' -'.mi 1,4) do 8 ni;i j 4|I On CVrm.i-j,— Baok J d -J40 Pii»ate 8 n's *44 do 8 m 1 246| On France— H»okd,d 20s J'ri*iti :< m/i sv*i do 0226 words
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TO-DAY'S STOCKS AND SHARES.
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Article172 1910-06-15 7 Vftlw. 10 10 Bel»t Tin 10 10 Broang 10 10 BruK b Hj j 10 10 Kuaboi 41 41 Kmu Tin 41 £1 RJedaoK Tin 10 10 kutnUo Tin XI t\ L»li»t Mines 41 41 MilBja and jiim 10 10 Maikccs Tin 5, 6/ PabaoK CodwI 41 41 PeDRkalen172 words
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Article549 1910-06-15 7 Value. Bayer. Seller*. 2/- 8, Aii«ii»r 7 7 It 2/. S, Anglo Maiay 180 Utl 2/. 16 B«Udk M»l«l«» 1/. pm XI XI Balu C»Tt« U.00 15.0.0 XI £1 Batu Ti«» 4.10.0 6.0.0 XI XI Bukit Kajang 8 i 6 8.7.0 XI 10/- Contributor j 2.10.0 2.1X8 piu XI549 words
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Article108 1910-06-15 7 lane 3 Valve 10 10 EMtern Smelling 10 7 60 60 Fraaer* lM 100 HowMth Brakine 100 7% Prel. 100 100 fUtaBraDef. 100 100 8% dun. Prof. 10 10 M»yn»rd*Co. Bayer*. Solleci ii in 10.00 8 00 •joo.00 aio.oo 00 60.00 90.00 92.60 126.00 Dom. X2.00 2*240 Imiw IS108 words
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Article49 1910-06-15 7 DEBE NTURES. Bayan. Mh» Howwrth Bnkise6% 1800,000 par Riley. H*r gntnt 6% 1384.000 1% S% pr». E'fcrioTwmy. 1% 4S60.000 8inK»por« Ma niaipal 6% 41,878,000 nom. Bayer* Sailer* Singmrora Ma- oioiv»l 4| 1 otiaon xi,uo,ooo prt Sin«»por« Maaicip»l 4, at 1«» Xl.000,000 8 7% pre ■ki|ml 4% XaO^.900 7% dia49 words
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Advertisement1029 1910-06-15 7 I fascination of the East y JET ▼s.^Br *abJaW v J- T^?Btaaajar-"*amT T B*_ i m Bouiton Rouge S ann Felucca (L '£m&fe& «*> .Te'*' ~Vf^avVsK|9pS"^u- Egyptiaa Cigarettes lii&lkl&c^ >_ A Luxury to the Man of Taste. Obtainable st sn*r- JGNN LITTLE Ik CO LTD.. A ROBINSON A CO. S.1,029 words
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Advertisement165 1910-06-15 7 AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE TEAK HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MILNERS SAFE, A LABOB COLLBCTION OK WKLL GROWN l'Li The Property ol W. G. Niveo, Es AT BUNGALOW NO. 2. RAEBURN ESTATE. OFF NEIL ROAD On Sa.tur>e7la.y. June 25, at 2 p.m. Handsomely carved teak sideboard with mirror panels upholstered rattan drawing room165 words
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Page 7 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous187 1910-06-15 7 WEATHER REPORT. luduf Earbaa Ho*pital. Jna» 14 ,1 a. >. I r. a. t r. ■.|BAi»riLt. Bar. M>'ib.. »I7I tt.lOe 19.81 1 T«mp 8»0 UK 78 .11 io. Wat Bulb Thor 80.4 77 5 77.0 Dir of Wind calm calm calm I Max. Temp 88.« Mia. 74 4 Mai. Id187 words
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1170 1910-06-15 8 The Straits Times. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 16. LORD KITCHENER'S REFUSAL. Oae oannot doubt that, before be refused to accept the Mediterranean command, Lord Kitchener bad convinced himself that in offering it tbe War Offlaa waa laas than absolutely sincere. When tbe proposal to place the greatest soldier on the active list1,170 words
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Article19 1910-06-15 8 Ko«ineer Lieutenant Howa baa base «p pointt d to the post of eoaanlting engineer el tbe new Canadian navy.19 words
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Article13 1910-06-15 8 Latest adTeraisementa of the day appear on paip 7 aa well aa 10.13 words
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Article15 1910-06-15 8 An explosion has occurred on tbe third elan* British battleship wtorioao. Fonr men were injured15 words
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Article20 1910-06-15 8 Steps are being taken to form a unit technically known aa a sub-section— of tbe Legion of Frontiersmen at Hongkong.20 words
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Article23 1910-06-15 8 The Imperial Merchant Service Guild di* patch. .1 to Wiadnor a large floral tribute taking tbe shape and form of tbe Red Eaaign.23 words
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Article29 1910-06-15 8 Fifty shares ia the Belat Tin Mining Co Ltd were disposed of by auction at Messrs. Powell and Co. 'a saleroom this moruing. and realised 18 HO par -bare29 words
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Article25 1910-06-15 8 A tign of tbe times, remarks the Msla> Mail A well known Selangor rubr«r company is going to plant up several thousand acres of coconut*.25 words
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Article33 1910-06-15 8 The H. A. L. Peibo, which at one time wax the private ya?bt of tbe King of Siam. ha* hern sold through Messrs. Drowell aad Co. to Mr. I 'da Tonioebiro. of Kochi.33 words
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Article32 1910-06-15 8 Mr. B. C. N Knight, of Jeboog Bitate. Taiping, aad Mr. H. J. Cooper, of Teiok Anaon, have been granted first clans licence* as appraisers for the state of Perak for HUO.32 words
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Article26 1910-06-15 8 At the Marlborough Cinematograph, at which there is a change every Wednesday aad Saturday night, a specially strong programme of pictures will be presented to night.26 words
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Article34 1910-06-15 8 Tbe number of marriages solemnised in Hongkong during last year was 90S. aa compared with 168 in 1908. Tbe number contracted at tbe registrar. general s office wa* IS. In 190H it was 30.34 words
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Article37 1910-06-15 8 Several firm* at Bru«wU and Aatwetn which are interested in Colonial trade bave just started a company, domiciled in Holland, to buy up cocoa, ooffec, aad rubber estate* in West Java. It ia capitalised at IMQftOU guilders.37 words
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Article40 1910-06-15 8 It is notified in tbe F. M. H. Government Gazette that the appointment of European wa-der Prison I'upartmeot, Kuala Lumpur. Ins b«en rendered vacant by tbe absence of Mr. .1. T. Ktlley, from June 1, without leave or reasonable cause.40 words
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Article32 1910-06-15 8 The inspector of telegraph*, General Post Offloe, notifies that direct tcl< graphic communication with Ponang ia interrupted. Koala Lumpur is transmitting all traffic for Penaug wbioh will, in canseiiueaee. suffer some delay.32 words
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Article46 1910-06-15 8 A telegram to Hongkong says, that tbe trouble which has arisen of the freight .me* tion in America has at last oome tc aa end, tiie parties having agreed to terms. The crisis, which waa at one time very acute, is now fortunately at aa end.46 words
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Article53 1910-06-15 8 John Grant, formerly a surveyor in tbe service of the Hongkong public work- dc pertinent ha* been oommitted for trial there on a charge of obtaining a diamond nog by fal*e pretence* from the Po Shiog firm of jewellers on May 29. aad also with forging the name of E.53 words
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Article58 1910-06-15 8 The official result of the opium sale at Calcutta on June 1, tbow* that a total 8,800 cheats were sold for Hs. 7.l*>j,o«>. the general average per cheat being ri*. J.177 The higheet prior realised for Bihar opium was K«. -'.115 and tbe lowest IN. .',20 < for Benares the58 words
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Article57 1910-06-15 8 Two Euraa'aos, a bratbur and *i*ter. Mrs. Kinsley and Hae, have been convicted or selling amis to an Afghan on tbo border an. l sentence! by the magistrate of Pesiiawar to six weeks' simple nod two months' rigo roo* imprisonment, respectively Juman Khan, tbe Afghan, got tea years' impriaon meat57 words
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Article49 1910-06-15 8 Tbe Eist Asiatic Dredging Company ha» contracted to carry out extensive harbour improvements at Samtraog and Batavia. Work will be started next month, to be finished at Batavia ia July, 1911 aad at Simarang in January, 1914. Tbe dredging materials are aow on tbe way from Europe to Java.49 words
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Article53 1910-06-15 8 Me»«r*. Workman, Clark and Co. (Liniitrli Belfast, have launched tbe St Alban* from their Houth yard. The new vmael ha-, been built for tbe aTaetora aad Australian Steam ship Company (Limited), London, and is 3n lft. long, with a groan tonnage of about 4.600. She will trade, be tweea Australian53 words
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Article67 1910-06-15 8 Two Russian exoloriug vessels named th» Kaymir and ths Waigatsch have arm.. l at Saigon on their way to Vlt.lirostock. Tiny are fitted out for scientific research in the Polar regions and will rctura to Europe by ili i north east p usage. The voyage is v.x peoted to last67 words
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Article67 1910-06-15 8 Homainsaii Marioan, owner of a steam laaoob. was fined 110 and oosta in the first p >liee ooart to-day f >t bavins failed to return bis certificate to the Matter Attendant >'a office when it aspired ou Msrcb 81. Captain Murphy, acting Depoty Mastnr Attendant. prosecuted. The msi{istrate wanted that67 words
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Article98 1910-06-15 8 A very pretty fancy dit-.i dance was given at Migaoa CoUsbs, Mount Kli/abath. last niffht. by Mrs. Diet*, tbe popular leader of the Dietx Qaartette at K.flV- Hotel, in boooor of the nineteenth birtbday of bar <*»»ghw Mid Dieta. Quite a large gather inn to* plaoa aad Miss Dietz wan98 words
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Article441 1910-06-15 8 Mr. John Mereeki. a well known oooimor oi al man. has come to Sioxarore after a stay of three month* in Hongkong. Sir Kraocni Pifflott, tiief juatioe of Hoo K Woey, wbo was recently f u a »i»it to the KX s,li«i returned to dotv Mr. R.441 words
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Article41 1910-06-15 8 Messrs. (iotbrie and Co. are in receipt of a cable from the secretaries of the Linggi Plantation*. Limited, informing them that the directors bate declir,<i an interim divi dend of .">0 pur cent payable ia (.oadon oa July 12.41 words
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Article47 1910-06-15 8 Mrurs Derrick and Company advise us of the following output* for tbe month of May— lieUt Tin Mining Co. Ltd Jvfl Mfl pkl*.. Kuaotan Tin Mining Co.. l.ul HI pkis. Bruang Limited, Ml pkl* and the Sungei <»au Tin Minion C. 1.t.l 109 pkl*47 words
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Article105 1910-06-15 8 An interesting change of programme in promised at the Albaiubra cinoniatograpli exhibition tonight, whtn aii up todate him, allowing NOeaes in tin r-c~ot eruption uf Mount Etos, will be tli. punctual ft<atore of tbe evening a enu-rtajnuit -rt I I norios of pictures occupies fifteen minutes in105 words
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Article125 1910-06-15 8 A London telegram in tbe .->outh China Morning Pout iHoowkonui rt ports that Vitionm Milncr has d< In. red a speech in which be deprecates tbe stepmotherly legi*l*tion of the borne government io regard to the Crown oolonies which, be say*, have been seriously neglected II opinion125 words
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Article172 1910-06-15 8 When Cbaaa KaL Edk Krandmotber died he applied to the Chief Polios OS r for permit to bold prnon—ion from Stank)* Street to Alexandra Boad and b*. k with miuic Ha not the permit on which the maetoal part of the procession «u limit ed to two172 words
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Advertisement125 1910-06-15 8 PATRONISED > 25«wH «gi/>L BV ROYALTY Speciality In Silver Goods I Newest Designs Mjz^Skf "?e«Sets. -~fflf hakim kin-,- Toilet Sets MUOS fßf». Trinket Boxes. f Shaving Sets W JwHteJiWa Manicure Sets x @Hp IB Cigarette Case* Hair Brushes JBj^ BP DE SILVA, cT" 62. HlgM Strmmi. ENTREE DISHES BAMBQL BETB.125 words
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Advertisement149 1910-06-15 8 ALHAMBRA ■BACH ROAD. The Picture Palace. GRAND EXHIBITION TO-NIGHT. NEW SUBJECTS. 2ad Show al 9JO ass. OVERT ORE Selection, The King of Cadonia. Sydney Joaaa COMBAT BETWEEN BUFFALOES. I THE BLACK II AV l». s.ct.o l. A FRIEND IN NK>D. ».c a.o l. A PKINCB'S WORD OF HONOUR. CLEOPATRA. um149 words
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Article153 1910-06-15 9 URGE SUPPLY BUT IRREGULAR MARKET. Prices Fall Slightly All Round. iFaoa Ooi Own CoaaasroKDirr.! London, June 14. There was a very large supply of rubber st tbe auction to >lsy and a fair demand »w shown. Two hundred and fifty rive tons of plaoU uon robber waa on153 words
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Article88 1910-06-15 9 EFFORTS TO MISLEAD TURKISH OPINION. Dynastic Sympathies Alleged (Rao-ram's Tit.khum.] London, Jom 14. Despite authoritative HUtemeoU ianed is Lond<<D. the German and Auatrian paper* continue to represent Britain M ohampioaing Creten upiratiooa agaio«t Turkey. They attribute thin attitude to the relation ship betwee* M»e MMA and Oreek88 words
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Article85 1910-06-15 9 HUNDREDS DROWNED BY CLOUD BURST. Workmen's Barracks Swept Away. (RacTsas TnNUi.| London June l."> There is a terrible deathroll from a cloud burst in tbe Rhine Veil*). It is believed j that MJ persons have been drowned at Adeoa. l.Vi drowned at Abrvalley, and S3 at j Hoenningen.85 words
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Article44 1910-06-15 9 |l>ssOBT*si»Tisc«e Liovd Taineaaai.i Berlin, lane 14. Tbe conflict with the Vatican is settled An apologising note has been issued, and further, an offisial d«cl iratioo baa been mad. to tbe State Secretary that tbe encyclic 1 will not be published.44 words
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Article21 1910-06-15 9 IDm OeraaLansan Llotb Tatnensa.) Berlin, June 14. Tbe State Secretary Hen Kelbrueck. has proposed constitutional reforms for Alsace 1. raine21 words
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Article36 1910-06-15 9 iDaa OmiuTiscaa Llotd Twaaain) Berlin, Jane 14. Tbe Turkish heir-apparent baa had a very friendly reception at Sofia. Turl.iab Bulgarian negotiations have been resumed on oertein points at issue between the two oountrise.36 words
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Article109 1910-06-15 9 Report on Stokiag i Secret. The board appointed to isTisiigata the ■inking of the dry dock lltwn has finished i W labours and reported Ma finding* by cable to Washington. The board refoaiag to give on* •U findings, Um oeue* of the aoaidaat trill not be known109 words
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Article369 1910-06-15 9 Farewell to Mr. and Mrs. R W. Harrison. A well attended conceit was bold in tbe Klang Club on Saturday night to give tbe members an opportunity of biddies farewell to their president. Mr. B, W. Harrison, wbo is leaving for home today. Mr. E. B. Prior369 words
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Article433 1910-06-15 9 Administrative Action Lasts for Fifty-Seven Days. '.n tbe supreme court at Hongkong, on Jane 4, tbe acting chief justice Hon Mr. W Reea Daviea, K. C.) gave judgment in toe big Chinese administration action, which had occupied no fewer than 57 full days in earing The plaintiff433 words
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Article214 1910-06-15 9 The nocturnal episode at the Empire Hotel, Coleman Street, last week, when three Frenchmen were caoght ia tbe act of absconding -leaving their liabilities behind them- bad its sequel in the district court. One of tbe men, named C. Marias, appeared before Mr. Woiferstaa214 words
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Article76 1910-06-15 9 T. Payne, of North Shields, baa aooom pliabed a remarkable walking feel In twelve boon, he waited a dtstaaoa of 73 miles, which ia an average of six miles per boor The lamt WH aceompHshad at Stamford Bridge, and ooaatitatoa a record. Tbe previoos record tor76 words
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Article465 1910-06-15 9 MASTER AND OWNER BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE. A Confusion of Figures Mr. Wolferstan. first magistrate, beard yesterday evidence in a charge made by the Crown against Cuptaia Home, master, and Towkay Lim Hob Puah. owner of the vessel Hong Bee. Tbe allegation was that thev I allowed to465 words
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Article580 1910-06-15 9 Serious Study of Movements of Birds Advocated. Mr. D. Wilson Barker, writiag to The Times, from U. M. 8. Worcester on May It, says Sir,- Being intereatod by Mr. Gustav Lilienthal's article on flying, may I add thereto a few observations o( my own That the580 words
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Article20 1910-06-15 9 The Port Dickaoa Kobbec Co. report an output of 880 lbs. of rubber for the month of May20 words
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Article387 1910-06-15 9 YOUNG BOY SAVES HIS BABY SISTER FROM DROWNING. Hoagkoag's Little Hero. Little Douglas Gibson, eldest son of Mr. E. F. Gibson, Hongkong, is a bero at the early age of «l. reporta tbe S. C Morning Post of June 8. Yesterday morning, be saved his four-year-old sister Maimie387 words
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Article368 1910-06-15 9 And How They Originated. A vsst number of incorrect notions are acquired by roaaon of misleading names but, after all, is it ot any particular importance, •o loo£ as we get what we are after For instance, says an American paper, we go into a ntorc and ask368 words
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Article209 1910-06-15 9 One Side Buried in 14 Feet of Mod. One half of tbe great dry dock Dewey lies buried in 14 feet of mad el tbe bottom of Subig Bay. It will take several weeks to raise her. Divers are bard at work preparing for tbe installation of209 words
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Article90 1910-06-15 9 The principal feature of the Agricultural Kolletin for thil month i< the interesting hi. totical survey of the robber industry which baa alreedv been reproduced ia these columns. Other matter hi the nomber in dodo* a ohweologioej tnWe of the Para robber industry bum 1871 to 18W,90 words
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Article219 1910-06-15 9 Immediate Outlook Tends Towards Steadiness. The Globe of May 14 prints tbe follow ing Daring the wit-k tbe price has moved within a compass <>f shoot 155., gsimog on ba'ance 7a. Ad., to IIN Contango has advanced 3a. AJ. Reported Strait* »al*s total I.BAO too.. Tbe position219 words
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Article817 1910-06-15 9 Some Amusing Examples. Many good examples there are of witty answers that have turned away wrath and have become a saving grace. As a specimen of ready wit. says Mr. W. C. Bennett, writing in tbe New York Tribune, it would be difficult to beat the retort817 words
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Article75 1910-06-15 9 Tba Nanking Exhibition baa been opened withoot a hitch. The ground, were crowded on the opening day, the attendance including many Cbiaeaa ladies. The represeataiit. of tbc Cbinaaa ia Java bought the first entrance ticket, for which he paid 10.(100 taela. The North China Daily News pub75 words
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Article163 1910-06-15 9 MR. ROOSEVELT'S CRITICISMS CRITICISED. The Sentimentalists Profoundly Annoyed lUatrras's Tslsohm London, .Inn. 1 1 In tbe House of i jmtuonn Mr. Band i?i called attention to the situation in Kgypt. and attacked tbe Government poli.-y jf self government Mr. Kobertfton deooonoed Mr KjovveltV Guildhall speech as an163 words
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Article30 1910-06-15 9 (Fbom Oca Own CoaaasroHDaar.) Kuala Lumpur, June 14 Tbe death has taken place of Mr. K. I Campbell, proprietor and manager of the Changkat Estate, Jugrs30 words
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Article28 1910-06-15 9 (Fbom Oca Own CoiaasroHOirt.) Kuala I.'impur, .Tune 14. Four armed Chinese haro entered a Java nese boose at Oonoog Cbantu and have oar ried off >MO.28 words
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Article56 1910-06-15 9 (Kaon Oca Owa CoaaaspoHoan.) Kuala Lumpur. .luo<- It Aa Ipob wire states that Id: poiio raidol a social club there M Monday night. am*tr-< thirteen towkayn, and seized a large «um ol money It ia alleged that hugn suu» changed hands, tbe club s ten per nasj|56 words
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Article32 1910-06-15 9 (F»o» Gen O«s CoKßsipomsgrr.! Kuala Lamp. IMr. Daug'.ii o,b>roe leivt* for houiu July.'. He mill be given a farewell »ru will probably take the form ol mo 1 gymkhana32 words
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Article58 1910-06-15 9 (Fkom Oik Own Cokkihi Kuala Lumpur, June 14 Tbe output Iroui the roudeh Co'h miin-i daring May was pikals »M. prol iciog profit of !■<•;.' Tbe full- »ing figure* reach u« from the secretary of tbe nompany, K taU I. impur Output pikuUWU 87, vslue*l3 TiT M58 words
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Article226 1910-06-15 9 Reported Diminution of Business Last Year As we know to our cost Irado in the K'ar Bast waa extremely b«d last yiar aad it i». therefore, not surprininy to learn from tbe Hankers Guette that M leading bank, ton Hongkong and Shanghai, experienced a diminution in its butucexs.226 words
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Article90 1910-06-15 9 The Globe says Now when tba niniinji of tba National Anthem has again com to a* diamuiaad, it ia interesting to note what The Globe said on this subject ia Kbroasj 1901 "Tte National Anlhem is ill te» centre of a good deal of ignorance. Tin- word90 words
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Article271 1910-06-15 10 •pecial roeetini; of tbe Singapore Hportioit Club, to consider tbe proposals of tli« bo. hog commitUe. takes place at tbe Ki ct.kngr this afternoon, at five o'clock. 'a tarn cricket match at borne. Aims r N>r* the reprt senUtives ot Ui< Ainu ry. defeating the Navy ..ingi271 words
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Article486 1910-06-15 10 CfiMu School Record* i-vrling contributor of The Times exe view that, judging by the records si hi. vtar m sports at tLe chief public i.oom Holland has never been so well off for •/■•uthftii athletes of first rate ability. More ii x« j- ui.lividualtcliOoU nave beon broken us >o486 words
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Article77 1910-06-15 10 Tli wrestling chauipionnhip sj tLe world ti,-i hdii decided in a pant contest at tuics^o. Kive tboutand pc.inds nkrhng was the prize, and the contestants I tt.snts tiolch and /ybsen. Ootch bxat iii< oipontnt by two straight falls and •atrned utT tbe purse. It is now reported Ui77 words
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Article64 1910-06-15 10 T.i, -.if my trannpot Indianapoli* which has •>1 to make regular trips between M- ula t'jrregidor and Oraodc Island, was •.tic I t. 10 fatbcnia of wattr on the *ind imt. ■U4U a clock by strikicg a log one milt- eff atsjasn Viint, says the Cabienews- American Tint64 words
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Letter671 1910-06-15 10 To the Kditor of tbe Straits Times. My attention has been drawn to your v< ry misleading criticism on my report of k., anas Estate. While I do not suppose for a minute it wiii be taktu seriously by planters there; may be a few reader* whom it671 words
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Article220 1910-06-15 10 HONGKONG 'S FUTURE. The Prediction of aa English Writer A writ, r in the National Review has tbe following to say of Hocgkoog Time »pent at Hongkong is never wasted, though Hongkong is not China It has tbe moat beautiful ami picturesque harbour I havt ever seen yet the Hongkong220 words
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Article150 1910-06-15 10 Nearly Five Millions Paid op in Six Weeks. The big arrears in income tax are begin ning to com* in to the Exchequer The return for tbe present financial year up to Mi) I i»bows an increase from Uiuaouioa of revenue over tbe same period of last year150 words
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Article1094 1910-06-15 10 Prices Quoted lo Ac Market ThU Morning. SmMfore. 13th June. 1910. Menri. LymU »od IrkM KiebtBgr »od Share Biokera, woe tbe tollowia« lit! el qooUlioon thia momisi Nona. Value. Bayer* Seller.. 3/- tIIHT 7/8 V. a Option* 4/- 6/6 41 Anglo Jobora 16/. pd. 4/- m U1,094 words
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Advertisement53 1910-06-15 10 sough with octlids heavy and 'worn, cough cough fioui Jtwy ere ull morn. i-ougb and an aching bead. tklief that they'll soon be dtsd they wiU if fiev dcu I look out 1> i i uza is knocking about h ifh to the ehemiat. and three procure J.«-!nf with Woods'53 words
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Advertisement236 1910-06-15 10 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. MORTGA6EEB BALE. Cn T-.."/<y. luortl. a' 1 30 Kreehold bu iding Und frontiri. a reserve tor road off Syed Alley Hoad, Singapore, area 21.768 K|uar« feet, being lots I'.' and 18 of Grant No. 1. POWELL CO., Auctioneers. AUCTION BAU OF HOUSEHOLD FIRMTCRE, ETC, At Powell and o236 words
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Advertisement556 1910-06-15 10 LAUNCHES! asß4Qn^ paß^^4Hßss^B^BW4MPJlJPfl§^__« ua^ M l LAUNCHES AND STERN-WHEEL STEAMERS A Speciality. DEMQNED TO HER REtvI'IRSMENTFor River U«4). Particulars on Application Riley, Hargreaves Co., Ltd. EMPLOYMENT WANTED. Young man, European. Jfi. seeks employ I ment on Rubber Rotate Good references, i Apply O S. H co Straits Timrs. 1878 JUNIOR556 words
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Article987 1910-06-15 11 tVHERE DIAMONDS C4N BE FOUND IN HaNDFULS. \n Inhospitable Region. y- by tin .og one M thai land ol Mont: Craate wtssr* the. b* gatUi nd in rasaa >u-h Wt si \frica nn g -kaudard It- history lan I tl-at wa* pluck and Mavatt It'v. n Uataat (or987 words
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Article90 1910-06-15 11 ath took plao oo May at "ante arUara. California, ot User Admiral BowVan H McCalla. of the Toiled State Navy. We may recall that be was in command of the landing party from tbe L'nited States Tsaatic F«*t during the Boxer rising in hina in I9UO, and joined the column90 words
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Article659 1910-06-15 11 Driver's Thrilling Ride Down Side ol Mountain. n. of its im isese drivieg rods broken off close to tbe wheel so that it flew abou- like a greet ft ail in tb. grasp of a monster Is.hiag itself to greater speed, s icuiiiotive tort down the n.ep659 words
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Article333 1910-06-15 11 i aluable Family Estates Lost by Marriage. With tbe death ot i ount Karl zu Leiningen n s'oudenau, at the sge ot 66, which took plsoe it Lahr, in the Grand Duchy of Baden, one i( >( the tew surviving links with the fate oi >hc- ill .tarred Emperor Maximilian333 words
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Article181 1910-06-15 11 Displaying Strong Anti- Foreign i Feeling. i Strong auti foreign toiing i- lying l.e < played in this pre vine —the home of the I I'JUO Big Fist Society, ssys the Tsiogta i correspondeat oi the A. Morning IV-t But tbe lee ling this time is taking the181 words
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Article870 1910-06-15 11 NATURAL HISTORY OF WESTERN PROVINCES. A Shanghai Expedition. For the first time lor many month-, say* the Shanghai Mercury, new* has been received of tin xpedition now in Western China in which Mr. K. Kingdon Ward, a well known Shanghai gentleman, is taking part. This expedition,870 words
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Article260 1910-06-15 11 Snagging Barge for River Clearing Ib Perak. taw days ago. says the I'inang Gasetto oi June b, sre chronicled tbe appearance in lensng Harbour oi the steam ferrv boat 1 ng Bee, a vessel with double decks drives bv fore and aft screw*, kflaw at the work- ol260 words
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Article1008 1910-06-15 11 UNCEREMONIOUS OPENING OF THE WHITE CITY. Wonders of Japanese Handicraft. Without say tl irish of trunmeta or brilliaat gathering such as baa characterised tbe opening day at Shepherd's Bush in tbe pa-t. the J span. British inhibition was thrown open to the public the other morning. At1,008 words
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Article151 1910-06-15 11 Sailed Over 1 ,000,000 Miles. After crosaiog tbe North Sea 1.M2 times and sailing 1.084.748 miles during bis lorty years service witb tbe Wilson line. Captaia Osorga Pepper baa just compl«*ed hi* last voyage Irom Cbristiaaia to Hull He has been appointed bv tbe King of Nor 'way a Knight151 words
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Article478 1910-06-15 11 Messrs. Samuel Montagu and Co.'i Circular. I nde-r date May 19, Messrs. Sam .t Montagu and Company write Oold lata bar gold available amoint- 1 t. *'7a"sX> oi winch the- Hank of England i secure. i about i.'JOOJXK). aad the r. ma in del i avtM din478 words
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Article138 1910-06-15 11 Lady Wimboroe Guilty of Illegal Practices. Mr. Justice Lawraoo- and Mr. .luatice Pickford bsve concluded the bea-ing oi th. petition against the return oi Captain Frederick Oueet as Liberal member (or East Dorset. Their lordships have declared the election was void on the ground that Lady Wimborne138 words
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Article359 1910-06-15 11 Suit Against New York Times for £200.000. Mr. Rando.pb Hearst i» suing the New York Times ior tIOU.OOO damage ior publishing the report ol Mayor Oaynor a speech in which the famous editor waa accused ol tampering with tbe lacsimile of s 448,000 cheque paid by359 words
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Article792 1910-06-15 11 STORIES OF EARLY Elk MARINERS. Diving (or Diamonds. i awt* r \oort. who v. rssen mariu. r to .ail roun.l I 11-itterdam in IMH and eh lfiOO. It mav h-> aval -I in passing fis*. acco-dinii to Fer I nsn-l Msgallsa, ho visit-d the Archipel.ign in the King792 words
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Article148 1910-06-15 11 I The London G izi-tt" states thai bn .ate Majesty wa« pleased ti sigssf. In- plea...' that tiie Albert Mt.lsi al ti; Basel I should bf awarded to M ij II igh l.anoam. Lithgow, K i i snd to ->, rgcent ma|< I Charles Steplieus. let gallantry148 words
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Article105 1910-06-15 11 The total co-t of Hongkong a lea bvagwta for lsiw wsa ♦7i.-'77, >I wlnib smoos' 111 Tin was lor tbe new dieting ergo. The .tri ngth oi tin brigade is 97 men. ar I tbey had to deal witiiM fire* and M ootbr.sk- the damage caused by105 words
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Article673 1910-06-15 12 SATISFACTORY REPORTS FROM THE ESTATES. Dividend Prospects. At tbe general meeting ot the I In 1 lan tan Rubber Estate* Company, Limited, held at the London Chamber ot Commerce, Oxford Court, Cannon Street, E. OL, Mr P. C. Oswald wbo presided, ssid -Tbe reports we con tinoe to673 words
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Article441 1910-06-15 12 PERU AND EC UADOR. Recent War Danger Dne to Rubber Interests. A London paper aays:— The boundary between Kcuadoe aad Peru has never been definitely settled, aad tbe ideae of the two communities oa the subject sre aot precisely iu harmony. Ecosdor weals to hsve tbe boundary so adjusted as441 words
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Article853 1910-06-15 12 The Substances Used To Diminish Cost Mr. Hermann T. Oardner, writitg oa rub ber compounding, .aye Rnbber -compound ing Las r-een condemned as rubber adulters lion. No doubt over compounding is deserv ing ot Lias* ill ii. and equally, no doubt, there is often a tendency to over853 words
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Article237 1910-06-15 12 The Opposition to Cbristineville Settlement Fails. We reported the Cbristineville Rubber Company* meeting last week— the meeting at which ginger and palms seemed to be more hopeful than rubber aad bow we hear that opposition to the grant of a special seUlement for the (bares by the237 words
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Article397 1910-06-15 12 Tbe Increase in Cultivation Last Year. A correspondent in Bast Somalia writes to London as follow* Rubber cultivation wss considered relative- ly unimportant here two years sgo, aad there were oaly a few large concerns which belonged to English companies. But in 1909 the rubber cempeniee397 words
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Article348 1910-06-15 12 Bcranang (Selangor) Rubber Plantations. The Beranang (Selangor) Robber Plantstion*. Limited, has keen formed (inter alia), says Tbe Financier, to eve-quire from the A agio Asiatic Rubber and Finance Trust, Limited, tbe Cycle inbber estate, situate ia the Mukim ot Beranang, district of Uln Laagat, in tbe State348 words
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Article240 1910-06-15 12 Government Encouragement. The British acting consul general at Rio de Janeiro (Mr. B Hembloch) reports thai, socording to aa article ia a Bniilian rubber trade newspaper, tbe Government of the State of Para have sent a message to the State congress snggratiag that rubber planters should be240 words
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Article66 1910-06-15 12 Some idea at the high boom figures reached ia sales ot Java rubber lead may be formed by a recent deal, particular* of which are j Sivea ia tbe Batavia Nieuw.blad. A lease- J old which a year sgo. could not find a buyer for oee thousand guilders, baa just66 words
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1917 1910-06-15 12 STOCK EXCHANGE, MINCING LINE, AND SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS ON MAY 18 A. nomber of abaree io which local investors are interested are oot qooted ia local share lists, aad there are occaaioaally wide margin* between quotations here and in London. Transection* take place in Mincing Lane1,917 words
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Advertisement447 1910-06-15 13 What is the use of Experimenting Sera J FORD CAR That you can absolutely depend upon. Commercial Motor Cars and Passenger Traffic Cars of the well-known" Rapid" make. se: gadelius co., nSTO. 34. ZE^OIBIIiTSOiT ROAD. Saanasassaaa aMaa*aaa»*aTa*a*a*BTaaWa -'■^^^■itsE^r^PJSaHaafeSßßTßaaW^^^- Al^W. Tully AND CO. S3. RAFFLES PLACE. SINGAPORE BOOK OPES ON Selangor447 words
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Advertisement487 1910-06-15 13 ARTICLES FOR SALE. RUBBER EBTATE FOR BAU Apply C e/o Straits Times. BOARDING HOUSE FOR BALE. Good Locahty. Terms Moderate. Apply R., e/o Straits Times. 1214 LANCASHIRE BOILER FOR SAIL For tale, one Lancashire Boiler, English made, in excellent condition; length dia B.' Uoenoe for 80 pounds, 900 square (eet487 words
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Advertisement162 1910-06-15 13 CINGERS T-. vry No More L 9f Dull Ev&nmgs OlßwtKo A call will CONVINCE VOL Prices to SUIT YOU. The Robinson Piano Co., Ltd. M th MoKenile's WWm COUGH MIXTURE ■^■nß^ AM> |]l LUNG TONIC. r "»lIiS Lung Ton has U.en selling in this Colony SHAKE THE BOTTLE, j for162 words
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Article1104 1910-06-15 14 HIS FAMOUS HUNTING TRIP IN INDIA. A Great Sportsman. Sbootintj. whether the bif{ game !a:ina of India or tlie common game ol the I nited Kiogdom. always appealed utrongly to the Into KinK. .tale* the Daily Telegraph. He was a good -hot without ever beicß1,104 words
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Advertisement492 1910-06-15 14 MEAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE CO., LIMITED. lead OMlce I Winchester Hoist, BINOAPOBB. Board of Doctors I a a DsBJUon, Bsq., Chairman. A. H. Fais, Beq., Managing Director. farss Fowua, a m., 0.a., Chief Med. Ofßoer. Av Asbcs Baq., Rev. N. J. CoovasOß. r M Bluot, Bsq. Oao Soob Tan, Bsq.492 words
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Advertisement301 1910-06-15 14 INSURANCE. THE CHINA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO., LTD. Mead Ottca— i jA. Canton Roaa. Shanchal Registered under lbs Uts Assnrsass Oompanies Aets, Baglnad, and aassr lbs Hongkong Ordinances. Boann of DiaacToas I L rT--iU» MaLeod, l*q Cbnlnaaa. Lee Yung Su, R*j C. Stepharius, Baa. J H. McMiohael aV, C. R.301 words
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Advertisement479 1910-06-15 14 BANKJNB. IHMTEREO BANK IF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. IBOOBFO&ATCD BT BOTAa OHABTBB. PsM at OajHal la 50.009 Bnars* a! ■sssrvi Psai II.SOO.SSO ■mm UaMNty at PtoarHtoti •1.m.580 BABBBBB. Bank at Baglaaa. lisosa) Baa» at Bsaaaaa BEBOAPOBB BBABCH. Oattsat Aasnaaa) in aasaai aal tatocaa) ami at I par sent, ear laass.479 words
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Advertisement48 1910-06-15 14 LAME SHOULDER. Whether resulting from a sprain or from rhanaiatir pains, there is nothing so good for a lame shoulder as Cbamberlain's Pain Balm Apply it freely and rub the parts vig oroasly al eaeb applicatioa aad a qoiok core kosrtain. For sale by all Dispensaries aad Dealers. <48 words
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Advertisement982 1910-06-15 14 BALEB BY AUCTION. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. Important Tanglin Sale. HIGH-GRADE TEAK HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. GRAND PIANOFORTE. ORGAN. RUBBER-TYRED VICTORIA. Messrs. H. L. Cogblan and 10. have been instructed by O. Schwcmer B*> wt has left tbe Colony, to sell by Auction On Saturday, July 9, at 1.30 p.m. AT VILLA BER6EDORF. NO.982 words
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Article959 1910-06-15 15 MOTORS MOTORING. NOTES AND COMMENTS ON CURRENT TOPICS. There is no k.ener student of aatoinobilim in all its aspects than Sir John Mac daoaJJ. tbc author of an exhaustive paper on the l'ast and Future o( I' wer Traction recently read at the Royal Automobile Club. Krciu the earli< it<l»ys959 words
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Page 15 Advertisements
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Advertisement269 1910-06-15 15 NEW 15.9 H.P. The WAROFFICb had 120 different Types of Cars to Choose from. They Selected 4 STANDARD ARROL-JOHNSTONS. A Similar Car is Due to Arrive next Month. K.iU particulars of which oan be had from CENTRAL ENGINE WORKS. THE MOTOR AND CARRIAGE WORKS. MOTOR CARS FOR HIRE DAY OR269 words
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Advertisement31 1910-06-15 15 For ail internal oom plaints. Dyseotety. Coaffhs.Coiaa.eto.. take Woods' Great Pepper mint Car*. SAVARESSES KSANTAI/.3 TCARSULES fWBUH!! O» OK. AN» CMTIW OTMUSMMaJSt OF (MM. WITH SO MCOWVTJBtttI^ llUOiailTnal AUCHIHKTt. Aswro* SAVARtSSt.31 words
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Advertisement293 1910-06-15 15 Beauty Series No. 3 v */S o Ne. 4 to ioUew). Jr Here's another Beauty 9 CIGARETTES \j/Tt They are mild but not tasteless. They are light but satisfying. They combine all the virtues of Per f«. fine tobacco leaf without any faults a combination M >■*• n r only293 words
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Page 16 Advertisements
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Advertisement631 1910-06-15 16 WANTSPRINTER WANTED. Wanted Printer, one uwd to Warfdale maclnL-e. (rood *aary given to competent man. nod only first class men need apply. PniiKi c/o Straits Times. OPENING WANTED BY DOCTOR. Doctor (British) some years' Government and Planting experience desires opening. First clium references. Would act as locum. Apply Medicos, c/o631 words
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Advertisement502 1910-06-15 16 TO BE LET N SOLD. •f NM 4 MMVN Tl If LIT. WMb ssjsmtsii mmt *o Msiasss Btrss*. Afsl; ts (iUIHsUJt a UO.. hIU siata Tl IE LIT. Oodown, No. I, Mirbeo Road, and dwelling house. No 90 and 100, Chin Swss Bond. applv to Oo Boon Quan.M, Chin Swee502 words
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Advertisement390 1910-06-15 16 TO BE LET M SOLD. ROOMS TO LIT. At Zetland House (Armenian Street). Apply on the premises. 0409 COMPOUND HOUSE TO LET. Na 2, Adis Roed, entry from July 1, 1910. Apply to F. B. David, 1, Malacca Street 12A-J KfOtEl Tl Bl LIT as. II ass H. liilbHllub HH390 words
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Advertisement769 1910-06-15 16 NOTICES. THE ELPHINSTONE EBTATES. LIMITED. Holders of unregistered transfers in the 1 arove Company nre strongly urged, in order to save a considerable amount of trouble to themselves after the liquidation of the Com pany, to register snob transfers before the INh June, 1910. the day hied for the second769 words
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Advertisement601 1910-06-15 16 NOTICEB. Lost a Banker's Receipt, under the name of Wong ham < huso, ia favour of the Char terjd Baak of India. Australia and China. for 100 (One hundred shares in tin Sembswang Rubber Plantation*. Limited Finder please return to No. 28. Kling Street. GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. A List of applications601 words
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Advertisement310 1910-06-15 16 C. H. Willis IS NOW DOING Bl>IN ON THE FOKTHCOM Kuala Lumpur Races, JULY 5. 7 ANO 9. Mo Entry Ho Bet. Straight-oat on all Races. 1 'oubles on any two Races. Treble Event on 1 laces "5, 7. Bets made by wire moat be co; tinned by letter. NO310 words
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Page 16 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous248 1910-06-15 16 Straits Wmes. ADVERTISEMENT KATES -MisoeKan* ous wants of every description are insert ed at the prepaid rale of II per four lines for one or two insertions. Notsac* of Births, Msrnagea. or Deaths, it not Bioseding tour lines, II each insertion For p.p c. cards, on page 6, 12. Imcb248 words
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