The Straits Times, 22 June 1910
1910-06-22
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Title Section13 1910-06-22 1 The Straits Times. NO. 23.289 81NGAPORE. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 22. 1910. PRICE 10 CENTS.13 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement339 1910-06-22 1 D. IJ ledllQß'i PERFECTION WHISKY. ULOBEC*. MAOBIEBOR MOOOMPUIY. KATZ BROS., LD. Agents fox* BARON'S PATENT AUTOMATIC PIPE FILLER. HOW TO USE THE PIPE FILLER. B OM g^*,™ Tbe Pipe Killer is made in two pito— ka BbEJ*-% ooter tube <a) containing tin- planner, and an %BNfll inaer tobe (bj (or339 words
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Advertisement291 1910-06-22 1 Robinson 0% Co. A. FRESH BHIPMEITT OF Nestor Gianaclis Egyptian Cigarettes FINE PETIT in Soldered Tins of 100 qq EXTRA PIN?: PETIT $J. 75 EXTRA FINE FORMAT MOYEN $3 50 QUEEN (Oo!d Tipped) 'I; i i Ernest Bnchant's j Belgium Cigars. LONDRES in Soldered Tins of 100 $325 lIEPALJA DEL291 words
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Advertisement28 1910-06-22 1 NOTICE. We have now removed our business to No. 4, Ad is Haildings (Hotel Europe), where we shall continue to sell our remnants below cost price. LEVY KCElt3^^.2^rOS.28 words
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Advertisement5 1910-06-22 1 Bollinger CALOBECK. MAC6RE6OR AND COMPANY.5 words
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Article831 1910-06-22 2 AIUSING SCENES AT CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY. Lion Shooting tnJ Success in Life. The Lioa aad the I'aioon wUI scatter for their live* Whrn Uie mighty big gam* banter from America arm**, Bat hi* ptoweea ia the jangte to a* ■othiog to hia fame In the copy book cum cuapei-iuiaaionary831 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement134 1910-06-22 2 lor the Skin "HAZtUNjI Complexion Bb^smH "'HAZELINE' SNOW" Removes that greasy appearance the complexion njraSich jiiravt.- oi much from MMsty. r.»r »hi> purpose it 11 awi iiiicier.t jnj more hygienic ti an toilet jamwtlt in any fiirm. H-^eltiu- Simvs daajsMl and beautifies by sgi\ -timuljtint; t"' >»>" <>' healthy action.134 words
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Advertisement95 1910-06-22 2 BEWARE OF A OUGH Now ia tbe time to get rid ol that ooogh for if you let it hang on, no on* oan tell what tt c end may be. Others have bean oared of tbeir ooaghs Tecy quickly by aaiag Cliamberlain'a Coogb Remedy. Why not yoa t Try95 words
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Advertisement446 1910-06-22 2 COMPLETE AND QUICKEST RECOVERY GUARANTEED. Against Asthma, Cough, Consumption and ALL AFfEGTIOMS OF THE CHEST. THROAT. AMD LUNGS fVOUNQFIR Wj *S ELIXIR i%NThABTfIIIATIQUE PULMONAIRE J mmm DR SAUL BERNARD ir— n~* f^ MJ >w This ex jjllent and energetic preparation is baaed /^SB B^k» oath 3 lateat bacter.ologic experiences. In446 words
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Advertisement138 1910-06-22 2 LADIES SAFE REMEDY *tazfTS|&A for functional troubles, delay, pain and those xkmf /"J^ irregularities l^ii l\/v?si*^ peculiar to the m _2_^Z« ararar^BK J km mil wsja i««»fli Ba^BJIkV *j m*§ T Chrmisu THE HONGKONG ROPE MANUFACTURING CO. IBST-rVBLISIIBD 1S83) 1 MANCFACTCRIRS OF PURE ROPE ISTMNOI CABLE LAID 4 STRAND l/r138 words
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Article803 1910-06-22 3 ONLY ONE SAVED OF BIG STEAMERS CREW. Sole Survivor's Story. A diaaxtrooa oolluioa ia tbe Channel, with bea»y lose of life, was reported on May H from Lloyd's agent* at Cowch ia tbe toliow ing telefrram Foornaated barqoe.l.C. innen. of Bra. mm, facni Hamborf, bound to Mr\.oo. arrmd803 words
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Article267 1910-06-22 3 Rumours Regarding Commission on China Station The Malta correspondent of the Naval and Military Record writing on May 18, iaja.Wby ia it that lumoqr la M ban again with regard to tbe deatinieaof the Triumph and Hwiftaora. A week or two ago they ware to coal267 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement852 1910-06-22 3 Urn s.n NEVER sets on th. ELGIN TENTS. They art to be found ALL OVER THE WORLD. j RBa^^^al b^^Bßw9 y Fo "> > l N jjSa .^BBy >i I ualaliwjas of I t<dM op WMmOmMi?- 'w^Hb^w^^T rtcmwwxsct J Ba^^HsaVVHHBolRaBaH Ofllteri Solas L.FI. Teat Miniature Swiss Cottsf e Teat Biae852 words
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Advertisement14 1910-06-22 3 Far ail ialernii eomplaiala, Djibsbi.i Coauba, Oolda, sss.. tak# Woods' OrrairVrrx aii t Cbtb.14 words
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Advertisement141 1910-06-22 3 ■v TEA We do oot el aim to have more brains than oar competitors, bat we belieTe it if really to yoar interest to take advantage ol oar forty years ol sacceufal tea-blend-ing. BROOKE BONDS TEA SoJd by the tollowiae; dealen Oaaa Chin Hoac> Co ■brarasari Pakiraaaidaa A Co Tlaag141 words
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Advertisement485 1910-06-22 3 m I BBW aawßaV b»»^bW^^^^Bßßßbl E-^^-v-v-wS MILK I Those who use NEBTLE S FOOD for Infants and Convalescents place their trust in a standard article fatorably regarded by the Medical Profession for upwards of 35 years. Being partly composed of milk, the addition of water only is required to prepare485 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement678 1910-06-22 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. P. O. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. ■er Chin*. Jaaaa, Paaaag, Ceylea Anstralla, India, Adea. Bgyat, Madlterraaeaa Ports, Plymeutk aad Leadoa. Tbroagh BUlt ot Lading toned tor Oktoa Ooaet. Pordee Onll, Oonktnaatol. and Amerlaeo fort*. Steam in will laev* nia«npnw on or afcoat MAIL LINES Omiwar4 (/or Ohm*) Delhi Jaly678 words
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Advertisement589 1910-06-22 4 BTEAHER BJUUIHS. N.Y.K. JAPAN WUL STEAMSHIP CB. LTD. A renlar lortniahUy aarrtea is maratelaad a»tv^»nJAPAT4Bi ITJBOPB by tba Company waU-aaowa TWII4CIIW aTBAHBBa ander Mail Oootraot with tba Imperial JapaneneGovetßment, apaaially danmn far tbe Company* lim,ni Oarffaa, lighted Soojclm-T ky Btefatott,, provided wttb uoaUaat BOfrmimrLi*^- far First aad Seooad Clam f589 words
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Advertisement634 1910-06-22 4 STEAK! SAIUMSS. SUMIB PHILP UML BIBQAPORB iO 'JAVA PCRTB. PORT DABWIM. THDRBOAI ISLABD. BBI&BABB ABD BTDBBI. ALSO TAKIBO OABOO FOB OTHER BOBTH QUBBBBLABD PORTS, BRITISH BBWiOUIBBA. NBW BRITAIN aTNK W {ZEALAND PORTS (wtlk krisktlfiik) *As ladoatnmt oCan. Smooth psaag*. Baparb Seaaary. A regnal monthly nrvtoa to akovs port* to aatototoad634 words
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Advertisement133 1910-06-22 4 STBUag SAIUHS. »Tee«*AA«T-BA»TBCH*PPIJ P3TBAMBHIF OOMFABT) NEDERLAND. FORTBIOHTLT MAIL SBRVIOB BBTWBBH JAVA ABO AMBTBRDAM VIA BIBOAPOBB, BABABO. OOLOMBO, POBT BAH), OBBOA. ALOIBBB TABOIBB ABD LIBBOB, ABD DOVBB, OOCASIOMALLT. Btoaaan an das on ot aboal ike aadotOVTWABB HoBBWABD IMiM 1110 K. WUlem 111 Jaly 1 K.V7ilh*lmia« Jaly I Omni* Jaly li K.133 words
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Advertisement569 1910-06-22 4 STEAMbI MIUMt HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE. HAMBURB Ta* Ininiii of Into Ooapony aaiaare a ragnlai arvfao ailana Haaborg. Braaea, Antwerp, and Rotterdam, cad th* Strait* Oktoa and Japaa. Homeward*. Ihty ar* d**paloh*d fortnightly f Havre and Haabarg end oaae month for Bremerbavea dlraot, selling at Poaang aad ttoHM Taking oargo at569 words
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Advertisement727 1910-06-22 4 STEAMER BAIUIIIS. N. D. L. Rorddeutsoher Lloyd, Bremen. IMPERIAL eERMAN HAIL LIKE Tk* faa and well known aai] Ilia tkto Company aaU fortalghty troa Braa > Haaborg. vto n tin fan. Anvwatn. Hnetkaai ton, Olbranar. Oenoa, Boat** Ma MaraaUla, Map!**, Alaxandrta. and vto* van* Port Bald, Boa*, Aden. Oolotrbo, Peaaat727 words
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Article936 1910-06-22 5 DUKE OF CONNAUGHT TO OPEN PARLIAMENT. Mr Botha's Task. Renter ageoey baa re aaoa to beliere that after May Al, whan Sooth African Uaioa eomna into being, the I'aioo Oorerament will be iaformed that his Royal Tfighnaaa the Doke of Connaoßbt will open the I'nion FaxUameot. Toe936 words
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Page 5 Advertisements
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Advertisement690 1910-06-22 5 STEAMER BAIUNGB. INDOCHINA STEAM NAY. CO.. LTD. las Msamsr* of this Oompaay mentals a regular Hi ant ssrvte* bstwesa Oaten »a. Biraiw. Onsatsaa, ■hsaihal aad Japaa, takmfl avfe. an tbroagh Bias of Laaua for Uaatoa. Bwatow. Amor oVieoo, Tlsatata. Bswehwaa«. Taagtass Petto. Formosa, ths PIIH *s.. Aa. Haaajatß tsatißS t.sai690 words
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Advertisement546 1910-06-22 5 STEAMER BAILIN6B. C. P. R. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPAN Y'B ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP URL Tn NATIONAL HIGH WAT TO BUROPB CHINA. JAPAN. CANADA AND THB LNITBD BTATBB Route bom Hongkong »ia Sbainehai, Nagasaki (Inland Set at Japan). Koto, Yokohama, Viotorie ud Vaaooarer. R.M.S Earun or bn>u Twineorew •team R.M.S. Kvuuor546 words
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Advertisement571 1910-06-22 5 STEAMER SAILINGS APCAR LINE. OP 6TEAMERB Tbt nndermentiooed mail usesmaTß of tha abovs Line maintain a rajralar serrioe be tweea Oalootsa aad Japan. oaJling at Penaoß, Sianapore, Hongkong and Shanghai ea roote. FLEET. Toaa Commander "jAfAK" 6,018 A. Stswabt Obboobt Ari-u 800 3. H. Bblson Abbatooh Afcab 4 800 W.571 words
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Advertisement47 1910-06-22 5 LAME SHOULDER Whether lasaaasit from a apraaa or from rbeomatM paiaa, there is nothiM so Rood for a lama shoulder as ChamlarWa Pain Balm Apply it freely aad rob the parts vi« oroasly at sack aaarTaihtoa and a qoiok flora isaartoia For aVW ay aD DlsaaisariMaad iflam47 words
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Advertisement503 1910-06-22 5 ft WINCARNIS EVERYBODY'S WINK TONIC jp^ Hfll LTTi'fX't^ WINCARNIS < ■swT^stM ]J ama mßvVaß^Lsmw7~"^^ < r kn m ll)r rrAI »'alu» •>• '«ri HH K'^cn alorr. Imt in thru h B^ proportion* us m incarr.« thr\ srr afl V *V>«"- out Wit.egl.aaful of Win- I -v amrwtaa, hold n 10503 words
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Article880 1910-06-22 6 SISTER MILDREDS STORY OF RESCUE WORK. Midnight Id Piccadilly It is a dnpussinglv -urdid story, that indicate*, however brittly aad iaavdcqoately. the real nature of the problem of government tl at awaits solution in jonuction with the midoight activities v! Piocadilly and its nei({hboarii)^ thoroughfare*, observes the Westminster880 words
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Advertisement484 1910-06-22 6 A Grateful Wife L «asL W 11 jaT'^wsrsrsa Maternity Weakness, Rheumatic Fever, Depression lust sittin. Btsi an I i'iitil.int: rvtrythi.ig .<■'■> l>as been done, does DO* suit Mrs. \N uMi.il ways MtiKaMj ko rr^oie lier husband's hea ih. she tried :'i«: Iv .1 a **W Pkufirim t.<iy. TlMi benefit was484 words
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Advertisement252 1910-06-22 6 Woods' Great Peppermint Cure for all ioterna. eomplainta. Diaeaterv. Coo«bs tMaaf,*** LIFE WITHOUT HCALTH IS LIVING OCATN. SANTO REMCDIA. or •LCSSEO MMtOV. VETARZO N t W e VJJ, D o luu rm^fUlk .viapouJ. Ike imli ot Ike «vy «imJ h». t-mrtitt M maAtrm <h«mi««!V. ph^«^..,10,,. ud Uri^prulm «ilW<a al in252 words
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Advertisement815 1910-06-22 6 SKIN DISEASE PUZZLfpORS They Could Not Relieve Weeping, Itching Eczema that Spread Over Face and Chest Suffering Lasted a Year and a Half— Economically CURED BY CUTICURA SOAP AND OINTMENT A raih broke out on my f«< and ra*»t. wliM-h i-ausmi by arrui.-hlag s |>impl' on my mi. ll ai>rvad815 words
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Advertisement344 1910-06-22 6 KELLY AND WALSH, LIMITED. TUC AD JUST RECEIVED. NEW CONSIGNMENT D., D1 If n The AbdnlLtJi" Cigarette. Rubber Planting Companies in MalaVQ An Exsellent Cigarette, of the Beat 111 MaUJi KKTptiao Tobacco. by parry and miroal k FREE FROM AOULTERATION. Price I 91.10. Specially preper. ,1 for B x port.344 words
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Advertisement295 1910-06-22 6 THE STRAITS TIMES Can be obtained at tbe following places in Singapore ateasTß. John Little Co.. I td. i Messrs. Kelly and Walsh. Ltd. RafflM Hotel, Beach Road. Messrs. Kirn k Co., Battery Road k Armeoiaa Street. Messrs. Koh Co.. 90. Bras Baaah RoadI Messrs. Obee Soon a Co., Orchard295 words
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Article176 1910-06-22 7 FIXTURES. aVaaineaday. June a Hitch Water, 10.49 a.m »S4pa. Albsmbra CHasosstograph Harima Cinemstogrspti Marlaoroagh CiasuiaiogTaph rharaday, June 33. ■*rb Water. 11.31 am. 10.JS p.m. Birthday of Priaoe Vxlward B. I. homeward mail alosaa N. D. I*, ootward mail doe. Cop Tie. Lagoon S C. v. tL U.176 words
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Article173 1910-06-22 7 To D»t. Bain Pasat Sr W Dk,*» Maauioa, Port Diokaos. Port BwatWaharn asd Tfluk Anaoa KinU pm Praang and Calcutta Kut Bao, I prn Bang* It Binptp.<rr < pm Qoilo and Manila V!ioant< 4 pm Te-alossb«. raasag. Malaooa. F.M.S. sod Jcbor. (Oariaod) (By trala) t am Crriman173 words
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Article139 1910-06-22 7 Tb* Imp l.rrnun ma I •tfaraer Lv t w. saving let: c. lomb. Os the Ittth kasV at T p.m may be e\n**-t*d to arrive brre os Tb viaafUrnooo. tb* '.'trd io»t., at 5 p m. Tb* B I. contract packet (tasmer T»<- be with tbe London139 words
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Article451 1910-06-22 7 Latest ArrhraJs. rUo Wk*tt Htm. Brit air IN toaa. Captain tjeng<l'>o. Jon<> From P Hwrlteohaoi <ana »l Or aad 77 dp. Btraite Btaaraahip Co. For Port Bwtttenham. June M— Rda. Ban aTta* lass, Bnl atr. 190 toon. Captain ffilor. Jane 11. From P Bw*ttesh»m. Inn* Or and 16451 words
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99 1910-06-22 7 WharvM at which Vessels arc Berthed To- Day. TANJONO PAOAR. E. W. Basn— Hel». B. W. Batmoa I— Calypso. Birkaall. Kit Sao* Sanaa Wbast— Nil. M. W. Bawnoat -Teats. Nam Sssg. 8- Baron Napier. 4- ■••lomb<> Marti. B— Nil. Loekaun. OUaah.rl Liooob Doca99 words
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Article252 1910-06-22 7 Arrivals. Her steamer Swaasrdeoroos. June '21.— Krom V>MD'\ |< rmaaain via porta I Mr. J. H. FaaW. Per -teamer Selaagor, .loae 21— From r. M. S. via porta Mr» T. Miller. Mn. Saaderstm. Meaara. Cockaoa. Magiel. F. A. Krst/ohwaa aad ft Bnstoa: Per steamer Bao WbaM Hin,252 words
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Article37 1910-06-22 7 be llritiab ateaii<w Cliaroa arrived from Kremantle yeaterday. with a general earg<> ri wool and timber. a cargo of 2.A00 toaa of erode oil wibro xht Irons lab Soeeoe yesterday, by the Mafi ateamer Mores.37 words
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Article555 1910-06-22 7 S. V.C. ORDERS. Bt Liarr.Coi. E. O. Bboaduci. Commandant. S.T.C. Sinfapor,, *m U, 1910. r. c. Uait 11-MIM K. A. Bnmn. S. I. Ima rmoried bin rH'in fn>in l«i\e af abaencv. S. K A. M..i.tlil> Sb<»t II:- Thr ni.>ntbly ■bOKt of the 8. R. A. mil take plaea on Kuarfnx555 words
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Article124 1910-06-22 7 Difficulty Respecting Docking Facilities. Tlie naval aullioritiea io lava are in a ftx in tbe matter of the repair* to the armoured cruiai r Noord Brabaat whicl lately atrook on a rest off Lombok island. Tbe damage ia very great indeed, and expert* say that the repaira124 words
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Article104 1910-06-22 7 A apasial aale of rare portage aad telegraph atampe of Great Britain waa bold at toe Loadoan Hotel, Surrey. street, Htrsad, by Meaare. Veatoo. Ball aad Cooper. Bidding waakeea. An lxftS ud etrsw, wrok. embiema. plate 5, perforated, iv mint atasr. fetched £31 IH6B, wmk. spray, la104 words
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Article242 1910-06-22 7 Finance Commerce. EXCHANGE MMMMaWi .ii>» _:j 1910 C« l.oftdi*,— Back 4 nr,a a/4| Dtuiaad a«^ Piivatr 6 m/a nj do m/a 2/4|| On Grttoavy— Bask d/d 340 Private 8 a>/« M 4 do 6 m/a -.MB, On France— Bask d/d we Private 8 m/a 994 do 6 m/a 80aH 0«242 words
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TO-DAY'S STOCKS AND SHARES.
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Article175 1910-06-22 7 Value. 10 10 Bel»t Tin 10 10 Brumnx 10 10 Bnueh Uyd 10 10 A»n»boi 41 41 Kin* Tin 41 41 KladMm Tin 10 10 Kntataa T.d 41 41 UJbaX Mian 41 41 lUUya »nd Si*m 10 10 lUlaeoa Tin P»h*n»( Coo«oi 41 41 P—whihwi 41 41 PoMg B»hra175 words
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Article571 1910-06-22 7 Value. Buyer. Seller* >/• AlUfftr 0/0 7 I 2/. 2,- Ari«ioXUl»y I.KH 1.10.8 2/. U KkUii K M>IU> 1/. J pm 41 £1 BUu CikTM 1 4U0 16.0.0 41 41 BUuTiga .15.0 5 10.0 41 41 Bukit KsjutK *-0 8.10.0 41 10/ Contributory 2 10.0 2.1 2.8 pm 41571 words
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Article104 1910-06-22 7 lane 1 Valve 10 10 EaMera Smelting 10 7 60 60 Frtaer ■■M 100 Hiwmrth LKnkina -7% Xl ißro-Def. 100 100 B 8% Com. Prat 10 10 IUyBMdACo. Buyer* StUen nom. lOiX) «00 JO.-.00 215.00 68 00 80.00 90.00 t? 50 nom. tXOO 00 lonic !s w»b. 100 100104 words
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Article43 1910-06-22 7 Howkrtb Brakio*6 ttOOJOOO p*r Riley, H*r iwnil°, «»4A)0 1% pM. rWeT'waja AMMO SaMMre Mi mMapal6% *****.000 Mm. Bayxra. Seller* Siagapore Ma aScipal 4, of 10UT 41.M0.000 S% 7% pr* SiagaporeMn of 1806 11.000.000 6% 7% pr SiaasporeMa oieipal 4% 4802.900 7% dia43 words
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Advertisement168 1910-06-22 7 AUCTION SALES Powell and Co. Jane 24.— At the Railway Store. Pilau Saigon, unclaimed articlca aad uaaervioe able «t at 2 JO. I oe 'IS.— At Raasalow No. 2, Kteb: m B.ut. off Nail RoadV teak houssbold furai < tare, etc., property >f W. O. Nivea, K*| I at ft168 words
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Advertisement217 1910-06-22 7 I W. D.Z* H. O. WILL'S THREE CASTLES "MAGNUMS" A Larga Hand-Made Cigarette. 'nreeCastU- JJ SSCTB. I Wd&'h'o wiiis Bristol I Lon(io'±^jgi^ OBTAINABLE AT: John Little Co., Ltd., Robinson Co. THE QUEEN-MOTHER S LETTER TO THE NATION Tbe Fae aimile of Qoesa Alexandna Aotograph Lester to tbe Nation. Printed ia217 words
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Advertisement23 1910-06-22 7 TUB iT p r' \^L^r*£* 'o'raaoe Oxl« y Riae and River Valley »JsQ <* JlaT ■^g^3sffal Rosd. JCmMsjwJM rsHH Telephone No. toll terms modeu.\""23 words
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Page 7 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous189 1910-06-22 7 WEATHER REPORT Kassaag Karban npifttal, Jose 11. |l a. I r. a. 8 r. a. sUnr«uBar. M Fah M.-48 18.717 88.844 Temp 81.4 MB i MS Kil W*lßalbTh*r TB.O TS.O 77.« Dir of Wind r*>lm calm eslai Mai. Tamp I 88.8 Mia 74.0 Max. tn Saa 141.4 Tarad. Tber.. 69.8189 words
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Obituary27 1910-06-22 8 T*»— At *.*Q p.m. on June 21, at Dingwall, Paair Paajaag, Tan Soo Kbeam. the youngest son of the Hoa'ble Tan Jiak Kirn aged 7 years.27 words
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1053 1910-06-22 8 The Straits Times. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22. INTERNATIONAL UNION. At tbe time of King Kd ward a funeral, nine kings. Ore beirt apparent, four qneen>. and representative n of all nationa met in London. At one memorable dinner party, tbe German Bmperor bad a conversation with M. Piobon, tbe French Foreign1,053 words
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Article14 1910-06-22 8 Mi. Loke Yew is about to open another large estate in tbe Klang district.14 words
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Article16 1910-06-22 8 The spring arop of silk is reported upon most adversely thnmghout the aetioolsuraJ districts of Jspan16 words
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Article16 1910-06-22 8 Tbe Straits Echo says the Municipal Inquiry Commianioa is doe at Peeaag from Singapore this week.16 words
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Article45 1910-06-22 8 Tbe Rebo de Chine anils ittwMoa to the adulteration of robber by Chines* trader* at Singapore. It ia alleged that they ooat heavy ball* of wood, stones, and even iron with rob bar of varying thickness and paea it off m tbe H H •AsrtisJstL45 words
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Article13 1910-06-22 8 Latest advertisrmeßta of tbe day appear es page T aa well aa 10.13 words
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Article29 1910-06-22 8 To morrow is tbe IMb birth day of Prise* Edward, Heir Apparent to the throne, and is declared a public holiday. Tbe exchange banks wiU close tor the day29 words
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Article29 1910-06-22 8 Tomorrow being a public holiday, the Swimming Club launch will make trips from Jotmstou s Pter to tbe dob at 2.80 asd B*o, returning at 8 and S 3a29 words
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Article30 1910-06-22 8 A small, but attractive, stall of china from England and Germany will be one of tbe features at tbe forthcoming sale at tbe Chinese Girls 1 School on June 'U30 words
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Article33 1910-06-22 8 The one of ooouut shells for collecting latex is now boooming extensive »n rubber plantations in Ceylon. These shells are oar. fully aorted aod prepared and they apparent ly answer tbe purpose well.33 words
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Article31 1910-06-22 8 A hurricane swept over Tonkin in the district* adjoining the Chinese frontier on Jane 9. Great damage wan done to bouse property. Two persons were killed and about twenty were wounded.31 words
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Article35 1910-06-22 8 There will be a change of programme at tbe Marlbortugli cinematograph, to night, tbe pictures 1 Deluding a number of roloured ones, besides tbe historic films Claopatra and the Kr option of Mount Etna, 1010.35 words
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Article36 1910-06-22 8 Many of tbe principal residents of IVnang were present at tbe KsfHas' guest night din ncr on Saturday. Music waa indulged 10 after dinner and is now being supplied each evening—aa innovation which is greatly appreciated36 words
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Article37 1910-06-22 8 At tbe Alhambra. Shanghai, a former gambling bouse, which was recently rson—il aa a roadside house, tbe police arrested two parsons, aa American named Setten Had ley and an Austrian named Popovwh, on charge of permitting gambling.37 words
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Article42 1910-06-22 8 An International Conference is to be b. id at tho Hague to consider the laws of exchange. No fewtr than twenty nine different states will be represented, and it is expecWs) that the findings will be of great value to international finance.42 words
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Article46 1910-06-22 8 A shocking tragedy is reported trom Than bos* in Aooam (lodo-Cbina). Tbe district ffioer —M. Erny by name— when delirious from (over 00 June 12. snatched a revolver •ud shot his son, a baby fifteen months old. dead, severely wounded his wife, and then killed himself.46 words
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Article45 1910-06-22 8 The Journal of tbe Society of Chemical Industry for May 18. has a most useful and entertaining article on the India Kubber Industry, by Dr. Philip Schidrowits. together with tbe discussion which followed upon its reeding before the Society at Burlington Hoove, on April 4.45 words
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Article57 1910-06-22 8 About one of the oldest landmarks in Taiping is aliortlj to disappear. vi«., the bouse whicli was Colonel Walker's borne for over a quarter of a century It in situated next to the Bewdency asd on aooount of it* age, it being a wooden structure, it has been decided to57 words
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Article48 1910-06-22 8 A distinguished party of Malaya has left by tbe Sappho for Trengganu. including Tungkus L'mposn wi(» of the Sultan of Linggi), Kilek. Tci., Sslamab. /.abarah. tiie Hajsh /.«'.irs, the Tungkua Hesar and All of Kiow aad Linggi, Tungku Mabmoad bin 1 >thtnan of lohore. and several Kbio official*48 words
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Article54 1910-06-22 8 The Msm-hester owucl roaUiug stoamer British Empire, waa sunk in Uie Mancbcuter Ship Canal, in tnc result of a collision with tbe Swedish steamer Hsfidan. Th. latest news wh that eleven steamer* were waiting to eater the Canal at the Mersey, an. l much inconvenience liad been cao«e<l to ship54 words
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Article67 1910-06-22 8 Aden is fast developing into a cigaret<e manufacturing town. There are now six firms making cigarettes for export and more than ooe hundred firm* manufacturing Hulely tor local ooowmptioo. Tbe climate of Aden is believed to be better suite<i to the mano fscture of cigarettes than U«at of Cairo. In67 words
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Article59 1910-06-22 8 Tbe case against Messrs Aylesbury and Garland s agent, arreeiud and charged with pisllisiag rubber outside the district pro rided by bis been c, baa aroused a deal of local interest, reports the Ipob cci respondent of the Malay Mail. Mr. Ebden who beard tbe appeal from the Kuala Kangaar59 words
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Article62 1910-06-22 8 Mr. J. Maxwell, of the Chartered Bank of India, wbo was motor cycling near Madrsii. took too wide s curve, with tbe result that bis machine dashed into the parapet of a bridge and be waa thrown into the bed of tbe Oooom below and rendered unoouetioui He quickly recovered62 words
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Article76 1910-06-22 8 About a week ago. Mr. Green, second tuagiktraw. had before him a dozen coolie-. charged with escaping from a boose isolated under tbe Quarantine Rules wber. they hsd bees confined as bubonic plagoe contact* Eight of the prisoßers wer- fined |H Tin oases of tbe other four were postponed in76 words
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Article88 1910-06-22 8 Mr. Mitobell mentioned to tbe meting of tbe Tapah Planters' Association held the other day that be bad recently been request (d by government to nlraae a number <>( innmtnni Tamil oooliea to the low to tbe e»ttte of ITiXX Mr. Mitchell suggested that tbe aaaociation a delegate to the88 words
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Article442 1910-06-22 8 I 'uring Uie visit of the Bishop of Singapore to Perak, be will consecrate tbe Church of tbe Resurrection, Kuala. miss 1 on the ■-'nib inst. 11 E. sir Cheng Tung I/eung Cbiag, Chinese minister to Germany, was on (he German mail steamer which left for Europe442 words
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Article54 1910-06-22 8 A fire broke out. on June I 00 tbe steamer of the Macl.iy, Mclntyre line, the Magdals. which arrived at Bombay on the 3rd inst with ocal from Calcutta. The outbreak was due to spontaneous combustion. Tbe 6re was pot out by tbe Port Trust appliance*. Tbe54 words
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Article77 1910-06-22 8 Harmston' s Circus. llarmstoo's circm has left Medan fnr Singapore and is doe to srrive bere on Fri day morning, the opening ptrloi n announced for tbe follow log 1 vnning. booking for boxc* and first clannclisirn in proceed ing at the Robinson l'iano Company Wn have already referred to77 words
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Article161 1910-06-22 8 To night, the series of pictures which has been exhibited at the Albambrs cm. mato graph since Saturday will be exchanged for a new set which will include one <<f s lo< i! character. This i« entitled In tbe Land of Eternal Summer, aod the picture takes ono161 words
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Article164 1910-06-22 8 an impresntoaist demon vtrstion the ■bow at the Engine* r> Ini-tniite doe* not ocunt, lay* the I'idsok Gazette Man cxhibi tion of modott wotk by ingenuna* amateur* it i» quite op In tbe aTrrav and io some in ilu<-i I deserves genuine praiw. There are seventy wkd water164 words
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Advertisement126 1910-06-22 8 Speciality In Sliver Goods W^t I Newest Designs Jfefr~^^^/ sterling Tea Sets SILVEK ill-OS naikin Kiscjs Toilet Set* IOK I Z '&fc |Q Cigarette Cases j a Hair Brushes MSußm\ aB B. P. DE SILVA, 5 62, High Strmmt. Assam f Assam 10UCH0NG n lclyn I lb. Tin- DLtlill ii126 words
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Advertisement259 1910-06-22 8 ALHAMBRA BBAUH BOAI> THK BIG SHOW NEW SUBJECTS TO MIGHT 2ad SbowatßJOpm OVBBTUBE: Seleetioo -"Oar Miss Gibba. IN THK LAND OF CTKRNAL SUM MEN A pietoresqiie film depiotin^. anDoa otbet things, tbe sp!«ndid Deer Park and 1 tli< tamoos Botanical Gardens at Baiten aorg (Java), the seat of the Governor.259 words
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Advertisement70 1910-06-22 8 Property Sales. The following Siogtpori propcrtu weredu pooed of by auction at Memi- Powell t'a •ale room yesterday ailerncn Freehold land at -xrang :m Koad, area 69.1 '>4 Mjoam feet, grant 000 Cljia <>o K Tin at ft oeoto pvr at] foot-- •'i.96T.T0. and freehold land hooting a raaerTe for70 words
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Article143 1910-06-22 9 SIR lAN HAMILTON GOES TO THE MEDITERRANEAN. Questions of Colonial Inspection Raited. Raima's Tuasaf London .loae 21. It is announced officially that Sir lin Hamilton is appointed Commander in Chief in tbe Mediterranean. .Major General Kwart become. Adjulaat General, aad Sir Archibald H (inter Governor of Gibraltar. Tbe143 words
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Article71 1910-06-22 9 Liberal Majority Reduced at West Hartlepool. I Rama's Taissaia I .on don, Juae '11. The Ityt. Election in West Hartlepool has resulted a» follows Furaess (Liberal* 6159 Orettno (Unionist; 59M Majority 106 Tbe -eat wax declared vacant owing to illegalities on the part of Sir Christopher Kurneas's agents,71 words
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Article63 1910-06-22 9 Germany Endorses M. Isvolski's Proposal. I Raima's Tnrrifr] London, lune T.L. The Times St Petersburg correspondent aayi that Germany has informed Russia of bar entire approval of M. Isvolaki'i Cretan proposal, the parport whereof had been learned from tbe newspapers. Tbe Protecting Powers alone received tbe63 words
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Article49 1910-06-22 9 Labourites Refuse to Recognise Conference. IRSCTBII TBIBSBIB- I London Juae Tl A meeting of Labourite Commoners baa resolved that the Veto resolution* are on modifiable. Tbe Labour party therefore ntoteate against the front benches assuming authority to go behind the decision* of the House ot Commons.49 words
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Article35 1910-06-22 9 |KsoTsa'i Tblbobahj I<oadon. Job* 'il. Theodore Koonevelt. junior, was married at New York yesterday to Mus Alexander. There was a hast of guests and the street* were packed Mr. Roosevelt* roughrders attended35 words
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Article39 1910-06-22 9 jßsoTaa's Tst.— >hm.] London, June 2U. Lord Roberts hai opened a great Army pageant at r'olham Palace grounds. It depicts tbe development of the army from tbe aailket times onward, and the finest episodes in continental wan.39 words
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Article48 1910-06-22 9 I DsbCst Asia rowan Llotd Tbibsbim Berlin. June 21. Prince Tsei-teo was received by the Kaiser st boob, and afterwards departed for Vienna. At KriudrichehsJea. in the presence ot the Chinese Military Commission, Count Zeppelin made an assent for It bourn All passed off welL48 words
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Article39 1910-06-22 9 (Dm OttASiATisoani Llotd TaLS*aam.| Berlin, June 21. The Emperor William goes to Hamburg oa Wednesday, where he loaches with Hen Ballin. Afterwards be goes on to Kiel, where be will take part ia all tbe festivities.39 words
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Article17 1910-06-22 9 (Das Ostasutucm Llotd Tilbakam Beriia. Job* 21. Tbe Siberia* town Isohita ia partly flooded.17 words
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Article354 1910-06-22 9 Applications for New Licences Reined. The Lieaniias Justice* sat In the first magistrates court, yesterday afternooa, to ~~f 7 iA— k number of applications for renewal)., transfers aad new licence*. Mr. Wolferstan presided and there were also ..reseat on tbe bench Lieut Cetor. Messrs hooper, Macbean, Gahagan,354 words
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Article431 1910-06-22 9 Orchestral Concert at tbe Teutonia Clsfb. The Singapore Philharmonic Society entered upon its twentieth season by giving. at tbe Teuton ia Club, Us* night, a concert mainly orchestral in character, varied with a few most acceptable songs. The ball was comfortably filled, tbe audience incluiing a good431 words
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Article114 1910-06-22 9 Mr. J. A. Le Doux, manager of the Koto Tinggi iJohore) Rubber Co.'s estate, prosecuted to-day, in the second pones eouit, s young Malay for retaining itolea rubber worth 145. He stated be saw the defendant landing from a sampan at Rota Tinggi with a ■u»picioos lookiog box114 words
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Article67 1910-06-22 9 President Taft had a narrow escape from death ia Pissaic oa May w. At the Aycrigg aveane turns ins, ot the Eris railroad a west bound express train, bidden by trees until it was almost upon the presidential party which was ia automobile*, asoorted by State cavalry and mounted police,67 words
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Article283 1910-06-22 9 TRAVELLERS ATTACKED AND CARRIED OFF. Red Sea Piracy. Further details about the unrest in tbe Adea hinterland are given by the Times of India. There seems to be no appreciable improvement in tbe position. Tbe follower* of the Amir of D.hala have once again got into troub'e283 words
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Article267 1910-06-22 9 t American Corporation to Import 540,000 Toas from China. Uoe of the greatest commercial enterprises recorded for years ia the Pacific is tbe mmtract olostd by the Western Steel Corpora tion with the Hangyaag Iron and Steel Com pa iy ot China for tbe supplying of267 words
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Article193 1910-06-22 9 Two American Lose Their Lives While Bathing News has reached Bombay ot a very aad fatality at TithaJ, a nea coast village ia tbe I Sorat District, resulting in the death of two missionaries of the American Mission, vis the Rot. Mr. Howard E. Bishop and Miss Williams.193 words
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Article230 1910-06-22 9 Courageous Incident Reported from Ipoh A burglar attempted to burgle the house of Mr. Walt Jaekaoo, at Ipoh. daring tbe ab nen on of that gentleman a tew nights ago, and be was promptly caught by the scruff of the neck by Miss Ada Jackson. Mr.230 words
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Article916 1910-06-22 9 *> AN UNOFFICIAL VIEW OF THE LATEST EDICT. Land Tax aad Currency Reform. A well informed China eorrespood.-ot writes to the .1 apaa Advertiser oa the subject ot tbe new coinage, proposals, lie aays The Chinese Imperial Bdict, of May 24. dealing with the enrrenoy 1 lesti916 words
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Article232 1910-06-22 9 Attitude of the British Consul Criticised. There have been no frcab developments in tbe opium situation siaoe we wrote last Friday, reports tbe China Mail, of lane 15. Tbe establishment of tbe mooopoN baa vir tually stopped all boaiaeas ia the artiole in Hongkong, aad what a232 words
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Article1025 1910-06-22 9 Statutory Meetings of kwiloe and Lewa Estates. The fo'lowiu^ rvport* aru sammarieed from Tbe Financier Tbe statutory mooting of tbe members ot tbe Kualoe (Hnmatra) hnbber Kxtates Limited, was held on May 26, Mr. H,ff. vnn (ohairman of tbe rompaay) presiding The ohairrna?, in tbv oourae ot bin1,025 words
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Article82 1910-06-22 9 In the supreme court, Hongkong, on June 15, before the obief justice Sir Francm I'.g gott, evidence having oonclauVd. his lordship reesrved bis decision in the action brought by Yap Hok Ling, eompradore of the Yokohama Specie Bank, at Kobe, against Chaa Tung Hang, to recover tbe82 words
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Article95 1910-06-22 9 Tbe following ia a translation of a fierce anti foreign placard posted op ia Nanking The people are ia trouble When toe for lian— come under pretext ot protecting they will destroy Nanking. Voa will 6. drive* to work as oxen and horse* aa baa human nd95 words
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Article58 1910-06-22 9 REMARKABLE PROPOSAL MkDE IN AMERICA Mr. Roosevelt is Head of Great Peace Movement SUTTIIITILMU.., London, Juae M, Tbe Washington II >use of K pteaeotativoa ha* reaolved to ask Praaidont Taft t« appoint five dieting lished Amcrioaaa to oonfar with Foreijjn Oovernmentx on the question of worldwide peace, and58 words
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Article38 1910-06-22 9 I Dei OrrttuTiscna Lwoto Tsistsaa lierlin, June i\ Count iiernstorfl. tbe< a rniin Ambswador at Wavhingtoo. bat been l-cturing on Oar many at various American l'eivenaiti<'< an I baa been mocb bonoored during the, laax38 words
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Article31 1910-06-22 9 Dai OrriuiTixjßs Llotd Tslsxi.. Berlin .lane Tbe '*paoesc afiaister of Comto'vee haw viaitdd B«rlin. Ho went to tbe Cuainber ot Oorumeree, the Aaadamy. an 1 tbe Bxnbangn.31 words
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Article41 1910-06-22 9 [Dan OrroUTUou Llotd TiU'iiiai 8.-rlin. Jane 'it. Tbe damtli of the Priacess Feodora, stater of th« Gorman Kmprees, i annoaooed. She had gone to Oberhaabacli oa a week visit, as she was mffoiiog dom a weak heart41 words
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Article343 1910-06-22 9 Chinese Methods of Enforcing Uw It appears that the energetic uuuaren taken by the offisia's soon broke the back of the rebellion in the north east of Yunnan Province. Tbe Yunnan fu correspondent of the N.-C. Daily Nrwi says that the berbarou* way in which tbe343 words
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Article227 1910-06-22 9 Abdul, the *ddie master bAMmOn riaon <»olf Club, has bean arrostod for ustortioo. After bis recent dismissal frotu tb« eJnb's service be ived to hang about the course of an evening aad make an e*»y living by extorting small >nm- bsjvsj five cante. from the ea<ldie* Two mom227 words
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Article146 1910-06-22 9 Robert Steveneon.ol 1 1 l>b by (Hunt, plead ad guilty, before Mr. Wolf«r»tan. first mania tmte, to day, to a chiryc being >■> poa*ea ■toe of a doubl. barrel i breech loading g*a oa June I withoat a licence. I nspnctoc Loom stah<l that Hi.- chaise146 words
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Article55 1910-06-22 10 ii,. cricket Batch. Ce> lon M v S.C.C, t t• p' I ■t■"* groan. l to-morrow «ng will repr.si-at Ce\lon A W It. a. <> O. Jam.-s. U Al«is, S. U. V K Oorlofl W. Paare, II M \r, npin.l, 11. Van Co>lenburg, O. Arm•tn.og. W Keyt,55 words
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Article101 1910-06-22 10 Th« Art at Homckonff. ttroo" ot the rinp will tx interested to Uf%t that Bill L. wis laltaa Lyn Truaoott sr! be back in Hongkong towards tbe end f4 oevt month. Arrangements are being .ii i la- by Mr ft Whittaker for fixing up some •in table meetings for101 words
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Article127 1910-06-22 10 intland v Tlte World. SC« boeke> fixtiir. (or yesterday s»\-a match l»l»icn cV\.-ns reorienting Kn;;land and The World Th. n was some ■I individual play on bo: 1, aides, bat f«)(; lan.l WM worsted by a margin of two gja'a. The World men drew first bloo<l aa tot a127 words
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Article197 1910-06-22 10 .■■nttapore (101 l Clab. "Ie Spring Cup Competition was played i it sVa Racecourse on Satarday and San'•T -line 1H and I. Owing to tbe «< i.- wiath.-r a namber of m<-nib. rsoompoted nn I A cards were returned. p waa won by the lion F. .1. Pigott w-U;197 words
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Article261 1910-06-22 10 ik Turf Club. I ua* been definitely settled that tie '"vpiog races are to take place on A isjaat 9. 10 and 1:: next under tbe pre«i -i yo( the Kosident with Mi W. H. Tate at honorary secretary, and a strong com futtee ol eip rienced «port»iiien,261 words
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Article210 1910-06-22 10 Military Display at Royal Funeral Denounced <'ir liardie, M. P rrM-akiog at l'onty (ni ill (io (Uamorganshire) on May li. paid m ln-prri the suffg-wtion indefinitely to poet -iii- tlra resumption of the constitutional n K lii i a which Parliament M engaged w<mld And neither sympathy210 words
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Article421 1910-06-22 10 Shareholders Agree to Disposal of Assets. A special meeting of shsvaoo den .n tbe Tooftlcal! Oovw»m«it Comp-aad Co»aswsioCoTx. L.. Siam, was heU ?n May 10, at the offices of Messrs. Toobey and w iapole. 87 t>uee« street, Malboorae Xr. C. Andrews pnoided. Tbe object ol tiie aieet-ng421 words
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Article278 1910-06-22 10 Vigorous Measures Takei xgaiost Brigandage. A despatch frou Allaaabvi ia^l -'urn 7, The Pioneer write* It w mid §*em that the Government at Tab* %a s at ast begin ning to realiae the necessity d loing something to put down tbe anarchy that prevails over southern Penua. It278 words
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Article207 1910-06-22 10 Postmaster at Allahabad Ordered To be Prosecuted. I nusual interest Las been takei. at Allahabad in a ease under tbe I'rcveatioa of Cruelty to Animals Act. in which tbe police seized thirteen bones n the rust office com pound used Ut carrying mail" aa totally mfitfa I207 words
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Article126 1910-06-22 10 Two Japanese Bluejackets Badly lojurcd. A case of maltreatment by i yojng naval officer of men under bis charge as come to light aajs tHe Tokyo Aaahi, on Miy 10. Kngtoeer Sub lieutecaot &obaya<t>i, at tacbed to tbe rruisvr lakacbiho. severely tbraabed a bluejacket urn d Sa'kichi126 words
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Article996 1910-06-22 10 PrICM QMtwi la tbellartet TMfl fli-pi>nri, Jum 1910. mill LyaU aad I vatt. linhls^i aad Share Brokers, iaww Urn nikrwbsg Us* of qootetiou this morminn Norn. Value. Bo you 8*Uan. 8/- AUa*u "4, 6, 1/. M Option 4/- 41 Anglo Jobore It pd 4/- 8,9 pm 3/.996 words
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Article46 1910-06-22 10 The giaeral manager of the Tencui Borneo Rubber Co. bin erectel near tbe mouth of tbe Menggatai river a building for tbe accommodation of enfeebled coolies bom bis l.abau eitate. II is facing tbe o\<en sea aad the spot at* orda excellent facilities (or -ea bathing.46 words
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Advertisement49 1910-06-22 10 T»ie miser sat aruongtt his gold I would not part,' be sail. ■Vrtl. liaU a gninea tho' my life •*'er« to be forfeited. Bat it djeaaa got him down. 1 is brt atbs grew short aeil fewer, all Ive got, be cried. bat give > l d*' Great Peppern:iat Cure49 words
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Advertisement413 1910-06-22 10 SHORTHANO TYPIST WANTED Wanted immediately, a smart Typist and shorthand Clerk mist have bad previous experience. Apply L. J. C e'o Straits Time*. 1452 CHINESE CLERK WANTED. Wanted for Kelaatao. Chinese clerk with good knowledge of Book keeping. Apply, with testimonials, to Patonon. Simons and to.. Ltd. I 1415. OODOWNS413 words
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Advertisement376 1910-06-22 10 TO PLANTERS Bertram's RUBBER MACHINES Hmve now Mr rived. The Strongest and Most Up-to-date in the market. Can be teen at our Works. Sole Agent Riley, Hargreaves Co., Ltd. MARLBOROUGH BIACH ROAD. The People's Popular TO-NIGHT 8 PROGRAMME. Second Show, at 9.80 p.m. N ATI VI DANCES. A hoe colour376 words
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Advertisement247 1910-06-22 10 JUST RECEIVED: SEW I Violins various qualities > Mandolines, Guitars, Banjoes. Also a floe selection of fresh string* lai a: Musical Instruments. "W. CT. QABOIA, 219, Orchard Road. 718 GRANITE. The undersigned are prepared f> anter into oootracta for the supply of UrauiU crushed aod screened to aay siaea.) FRABER247 words
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Article1570 1910-06-22 11 SOUE IMPRESSIONS OF E4RLV VISITORS. Chiocse Immigrants Imriag bi> voyage in Malaya walara. from left: to 1606, Captain Kdin in,i Soot vitited buUm. ia .Uva Major, aa be calls the island which we know now only ai Java. aid I >r. Saiii-Jel Porchaa •.•ivo* an i.bbrevia*ul ac ooont1,570 words
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Article614 1910-06-22 11 By Rudyard Kipling. Who iv the realm today lays down dear life lor the sake of a land uisre dear And, i oooncerned for hi* own estate, toil* till the last grudgud sands bare ran I Let him approach. It is proven here Oar King a«k« nothing614 words
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Article993 1910-06-22 11 LONDONERS KEEP VIGIL ON HAIPSTEAD HE4TH. Reourkable Scenes The Evening Standard, ot May J3, nays Hall- y s comet io much heraldt d, and W long awaited, b.i"tat last been seen— and *uea by many thousand* of Londoners. < to Hump stead Heath last night they saw993 words
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Article92 1910-06-22 11 Earl Grey, the Governor < teoeral of Canada. says the Canadian Press Aaonciation. is arrac^inK an ambitious trip of exploration and adventure for the summer. He ha< arranged to leave Ottawa in July for Winnipeg, then under the escort of toe North West mounted polios, travelling92 words
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Article431 1910-06-22 11 BRITISH FIRMS ORDER FOR CHILIAN RAILWAY. Keen American Rivalry. Considerable excitement pervaded the office* of Mentis. Griffith* and Co, the oou tractors in London wall on May 33. consequent on the announcement that Mr. .1. Norton << rifflths, M.P.. the bead of tbe firm, was about to431 words
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Article531 1910-06-22 11 China's Attempt to Cope with Reform of Currency Moot Mmwl Montagu and ompany wr.te on May J6 The arrivals of bar gold tram the Cape etc amounted to about X4Ho.iioo aud were divided between the Bank u( Knglaod India ii 177,000 i and the Continent. A riae531 words
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Article552 1910-06-22 11 Revelations at the Pure Food ExbibillM. 1 I'pc.t w l. load of thrilling reveiations ■hoald pry visit to the (loyal Horticultural I*ll. Vioorii I W eetmin-ter. ui< the L-.derofilay :i. The I" re hood hxbibitioa opened there yesterday, aid at oliU sections is derated552 words
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Article308 1910-06-22 11 How Mr. Grabame White Answered A Summons, The other morning Mr. urabame WhiW, whose exploit* of two month* ago will be re membercd by oat renters »n reepon-ible foe a further important if Dot technical, development of tin aeroplane by introdocing humcur of d. iceac character308 words
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Article203 1910-06-22 11 Long List of Casualties Reported at Canton. At asua the Inagon KeseiTal has not pssenrl ofi without serioas casualties, write* the Canton correspondent of tbe > C. Morn ins Post, under date June 11. Two m>.n were severely wounded yesterday and mitoy others received minor injuries owing203 words
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Article934 1910-06-22 11 I HOW MR. ROOSEVELT KILLEI HIS FIRST ELEPHANT. Dramatic Story. 1 (track exactly wbf r<s I timed, bj; Urn bead «f an elephant ia enorn. >v. »r I t*brain small. .iud the boll.t missed it. Bimwi the shock n.imentanly ntuoned U.t r**«' H. stumbl. J forward half934 words
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Article152 1910-06-22 11 shorthand it apt to bo looked upon r««unbally mwieru art Tin' predi otn«or- I'ituiao Byrom to the ei^ht-a-atl. o< at Maaon in the sevunttootb Ml ui-Tl' Weekly I dim and di«Unt tgmm which it teem* unelesn to venture ttctatod bis oratiuaa to bis froedman. 1 Talliai Tiro,152 words
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Article439 1910-06-22 12 UIBBER CONSUMERS ADVISED NOT TO BUY. Tlie hoiorur. <f May 26, fays Tha mult of these salts, both yesterday and on tbe previous occasion, is a convincing de womlration ot the extent to which tbe London rtibkx m arket i* influenced by American < ,iuiui»i"n- Bveryonx in the439 words
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Article307 1910-06-22 12 Chronological Table from 1873 to i ,vm The Agricultural Bulletin for the present mi nth contains an interesting chronological UliU- of the I'.ra robber industry from 1M73 to MM an follows 1878- Seeds received at Kew from Mr. Collins. H7rt Steis received from Mr. Wickhftm. First plants307 words
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Article271 1910-06-22 12 ASAHAM (SUMATRA) RU BBER. Large Planting Extensions to be Undertaken. At the first ordinary general meeting of tbe Asahan (>amatra) Robber Estates, l.uuikd. Mr. U. M Pandas Mouat, the chair ojko. in tbe coaraa of bis address mid The estate it situated aboot nine sailes from tue Port B»toe Bare271 words
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Article602 1910-06-22 12 Interesting Opinions Expressed by Mr. Patrick Gow. The irrent iasoe of the Itobber World cootainH an interview with Mr. Patrick Gow, from which we take tbe following The robber boom, said Mr. Gow, bad its origin in a way in tbe American troubles ot ISO" n, when602 words
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Article316 1910-06-22 12 Government Rales to Fix the Age of Tapping, It would appear that tbe Brazilian* are folly realising the importance ot giving their rubber industry every official enoooragemunt possible. If an article in a Brazilian robber tra.lt- =*«rpapar has got its facts correctly. tbe Federal Government ia316 words
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Article229 1910-06-22 12 Investment of Foreign Capita). With tbe intention of making a definite selection (or tbe site of the plantation of the Rubber ■states oompaoy which be represents in the Philippine.. Mr. A. C. Littler has de parted for the Zamboaaga region, says tbe Manila Times in its229 words
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Article676 1910-06-22 12 London Broker Thinks There is Overproduction. Wide divergences of opinion exist as to tbe recent tall in price*. Th« general view seems to be that if supply was not behind demand it was very just sufficient, bat in tbe ccurr-t ot an interview one ot tbe676 words
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Article499 1910-06-22 12 We <joote tbe following summaries of rcoaut London prospectuses from The Finacner Tbe Tanjong Malim Robber Company, Limited, has been formed, with a capital of XSCOOOO, in XI sham, of which *****0 are now offered for subscription at par, primarily for tbe purpose of acquiring and cultivating499 words
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Advertisement1866 1910-06-22 12 LONDON AND SINGAPORE RUBBER PRICES. STOCK EXCHANGE, MINCING L4NE, AND SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS ON MAY 25 A number ot shares in which local investors are interested are uot qooted in local share list*, and there are occasionally wide margins between quotations here and in London. Transactions take place in Mincing Lane1,866 words
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Advertisement938 1910-06-22 13 ARTICLES FOR SALE. RUBBER EBTATE FOR SALE Apply C, c/o StraiU Times. BOARDING HOUSE FOR SALE. Good Locality. Terms Moderate. Apply R., c/o Straits Times. 1214 LANCASHIRE BOILER FOR SALE For sale, one Lancashire Boiler, English made, ia excellent coodition, length dia B. licence lor 80 pounds, 900 square teat938 words
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Advertisement262 1910-06-22 13 BELLAMY ARO CHRISTIE, TURF ACCOUNTANTS. Are doing busiuess on the FORTHCOMING SELANGOR MEETING Run July 0, 7 and 9. Double Events ON AMY TWO RACES STRAIGHT-OUT ON ALL EVENTS. Tel. 'Triton, Singapore. Telephone 180 Prim List to be seen at office, 17, Change Alley over Kelly a Wakh. CRUSHED FOOD.262 words
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Advertisement248 1910-06-22 13 JUST WHAT YOU WANT N DOLLAR PRINCESS WALT/. DOLLAR PKINCESS BKLECTION DOLLAB PRINCESS POTPOURRI TH DREAM WALT/ OOLD ANI. SILVER WALTZ LOVE MB AM) THK WOULD Is MIVB Al MY OIRL 18 A YORKSHIRE QI»»T CATCHY m o aV n <>tmkk i VEXI SON EAKTU SALOME. RECORDS mvm s%S Hlun248 words
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Article459 1910-06-22 14 ENGLISHMAN'S STRANGE ARREST IN VIENNA. Curious Story. A <N»aaation has bean emoted by the arrest of Mr. Bird, an Baaliabmaß. aad director general of Luna Park, aa opaa-air place of cntertaiament carried on in connection with Viaaaa Sports Exhibition Mr. Bird wiU be released to-day on bail, bat459 words
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Advertisement748 1910-06-22 14 THE CHINA MUTUAL UFE INSURANCE CO., LTD. Mead Offlca— i jA, Caawtaa Raast, nii|ialll Aate, Bnglaad. aad aaaar Hal Hoagkoag Ordiaaaoem. Botas o» Dtaaoiaasi Alaxaader M^T^tiJl, Bag OhanTaaaa, Lee Tung So, Bag. 0. Sw^pbaVnOaV Ml., J.H. MokbohaeTßsq., O. Bnrkill. Bag., J. A. Waksie, Bag. Taorraa* ros SraotAk Fuwb i H748 words
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Advertisement437 1910-06-22 14 BAWKIIIB, HMTEREO IMK 8F INDIA. AUSTULU AND CHINA. (■OOBFOBATaTD BT BOIAB OHABTBB, fkM aa Oaastal la ByM Bkans st MBaaak ai.8H.009 BaaaTT* Fma4 tnW.MO faU aa-rfakm OH7 A Pm.,l Ml. BIBOJIPOKB B&AJIOH. OUTVatI AoOOTlsiW aVfw OfMSAtI mb\4 fcaßaWM* -n»i lywaiymw Om mmHj Wlmb BS MOTmI tettrMl lov *tAz DipOßtti in437 words
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Advertisement273 1910-06-22 14 TmakeSs^e SKir? lasSOFTas^fl ImVET^J fc^WHITE I THI IZE HAI TOM BANKING AND WtUIANOE M.. LTD. •V AJID M. ILIKO BTBBBT. ■ssisllirm Jsasary f, 190T OapMai. ■omasal H. 300 .000 Oapttal, paid q p »1,000.000 n^ssrvsLatkUHjotProprtston II.OM.Mt ooubt of msaoTow. I Tab Taea loom. Be». (Bnla Jis. Es* I inta Oau273 words
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Advertisement1003 1910-06-22 14 BAl£B BY AUCTION. AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE TEAK HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MILNER'S SAFE. A LARGE COLLECTION* OF WELL GROWN PLtNTs, The Property ol W. O. Niven. Es AT BUNGALOW NO. 2. RAEBURN ESTATE. OFF NEIL ROAO On Saturday. June 25, at 2 p.m. Handsomely carved teak sideboard with mirror panels upholstered1,003 words
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Article1106 1910-06-22 15 MOTORS MOTORING. NOTES AND COMMENTS ON CURRENT TOPICS. With the Wbitsuntile provincial aaaiing of tbe i:oyal Automobile Club cancelled as a mark of reapaot to its late patron, manorial*, will have to be content with ordinary tearing rani for tbe next few month*, as beyond the Henry Bdmonds hill climb1,106 words
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Advertisement384 1910-06-22 15 NEW 15.9 H.P. The WAR OFF. Cb had 120 different Type* of Cars to Choose from. They Selected 4 STANDARD ARROL-JOHNSTON3. A Similar Car is Out to ArHv* naxt Month. Full partici \rs >! whicb can to bad from CENTRAL ENGINE WORKS. THE MOTOR AND CARRIAGE WORKS. MOTOR CMS FOR384 words
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Advertisement56 1910-06-22 15 JUST WHAT YJU NEED. Your tongue is eottad. Ynur br.-.tii i* loul. Ua-ul tcbos cm and $fo. Thaw iymi>'oa< sbow that yoar stomach i tbe ir...ii>l. Ti rtawm tv» c»a*e is the first tti iik'. "»J I'luisxlaiii'i Stuuiicb and Lire To > •>■* wul do that. Ea-y to take arrl56 words
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Advertisement478 1910-06-22 15 B««uty Sayia* No. 4. atataawßl.^ A Still another Beauty V ts^ CIGARETTES "I^/ Is that they enable a iliscrimtnating smoker M (Ratify an ■Sjbi aristocratic taste at a democratic price and they combine a l the aroma and characteristics of the best tubarco eaf without any heaviness a result obtained478 words
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Advertisement164 1910-06-22 15 21.251 MILES a STILL IH 6000 CONDITION. DUNLOP As used toy the leading Corporations, Tram, Rail, and Bus Companies at Home and Abroad. THE VANBUMD HOTORBUS COMPANY. LIMITED. aalaaWl Hur«r. Albany STaarr, London. N.W., 16th Javcait, 1906. Tbe Dan)o( i.atbtrr Co Ltd., VX <.'.trkta«eli Road, MX Dear Sirs, In reply164 words
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Advertisement599 1910-06-22 16 WANTSCHINESE CLERK WANTED. Wanted, Capable CbineM Clerk expert itnovd in HookiDK and a good typif*. Salary li.'' per month. Apply K c o Straits ul:-7.. BOARD AND RESIDENCE WANTED. Wsottil. by Eoropean K^Dtleman, board and ronidenoe in private family. State particular* and terms to Board, c/o Straits Times. EURASIANS WANTED.599 words
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Advertisement523 1910-06-22 16 TO BE LET 01 SOLD. SWSt IlltW WM UT. WHI IsSwMslßaßwa) tanXVy a*o. T. HftlstsfSM MbTw»V A,pfs7 to OOTHBIB CO.. aTD s IBM OFFICEB TO LET To Let, Commodious offices. No. 1, Raffle* Quay, overlooking the Harbour. Apply to Outhrie A Co., Ltd. ■479 TO BE LET The oommodioos dwelling523 words
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Advertisement448 1910-06-22 16 TO BE LET SOLD, lOOIM TO LET. At Zetland Hoosa (Armenian Street). Apply on tbe premises. COMPOUND HOUSE TO LET. No. a, Adis Bead, eotrv from July 1, 1010. Apply to F. B. David, 1, Malacca .Street. HI wfHwßTiiiin. OFF ICES.— TIw ■■tisn.T, prwnt— •ttrMod i— iw» inasmni CnAa^si b«IH448 words
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Advertisement599 1910-06-22 16 NOTICES. CHURCH OF ENGLAND ZENANA MISSIONARY SOCIETY. The u»ual Half yearly Sale of I seful and Fioey ArUcler. in aid of tbe funds of tbe Chinese Girls' School, will take place, D. in the Victoria Hall, oa Friday Jane 24tb. from 4 to 7 p m sad Saturday. June '2Mb599 words
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Advertisement556 1910-06-22 16 NOTICES. NOTICE. It is hereby notified that the Exchange Racks will be closed ON THURSDAY. JU4E 23. Birthday of H. R. H. The Heir Apparent to the Throne 14S1 NOTICE. NOTICE IS HBitEBY (MVKN, that persons wishing to visit the Company Estate must first obtain written permistiou from the Manager556 words
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Advertisement297 1910-06-22 16 Vhhß^^^JSjt^annC^ 9 C. H. Willis IS SOW DOING BCSINOS THE KOKTHCoMINU Kuala Lumpur Races, JULY 5. 7 AND 9. No Entry Ho Bet. Straight-oat on all Races. Doubles on any two Races. Treble Event ol IJaces B, 6, 7. Bets made by wire muot be confirmed by letter. NO KBPLY297 words
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Miscellaneous241 1910-06-22 16 Straits V)imes. ADVEBTISEMENT KATES.—Miaoellane ous wanU of every description are insert ed at the prepaid rat* of II per font lines for one or two iar^rtions. Notions of Births, Marriages, of Deaths, if not niOßoding four Unas, II eaoh insertion For p.p c. cards, on page 6, laca Si alb241 words
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