Weekly Sun, 3 September 1910

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    24 1 The Weekly Sun. STItAITS SETT LKMK NTS EDITION. L26, CROS s r ri:Krvi\ PRK a I x PS. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1910. \<»L 11.
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      174 1 SMITH PREMIER i < I Straits Cycle Motor Co., Ltd. 13. Kan r\ K' ;.i,i. Whitaway, Ls?diaw Stamford Road and Hill Street, Singapore. FRIISH SHIPMSiXT OF KiilV GOOsJS FOR A/014/ OPENED. SOUNDLY I PED PERAW Bl I THE SOUTHALL" CARKIAGE. Body shaped out of solid prime half round bead finishei
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      124 1 ]aSURANC_E. COy lIERCIAL TNION LSBI RA \< K i >M 'ANY, LIMITED. rii:K. LIFE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, i.I'ARANTEE MOTOR CAR. ISSE PS < eed 618,000,000. W. A. SIMS. ManAgoTi Bi rt era r>ra;it-li. CH 4-S. PL/ \m 9 7 I Ja V- \Js. el **> <&& \Jr i ff WINE SPIRIT
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      440 1 Justus van Maurik's CIGARS. Arc made of the ch< 4 JCp 1 1 w \ucv> (•(ii'ciully selected \vm in up-to-date hygie i I i "tories. I MAC KINLEY CIGARS. I Regalia comme i! Eant rise >-V per hm After Dinner size Eiiis' actos size \\;\r\\ tin LOO contains 2 wooden
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    PRINCE TSAI HSUN'S NEW YACHT.
    321 2 A trial r r:p took place 08 A Ifl Ml 1. f tlu» <'o;ir.i y ii- ri t L--\ 'hin. h lilt \v the Kians-nan I> k ai I Engineering Works for the use of Prince Tsai Hsun f rrv 4 Chinese Imperial N.tval Board.
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    THE MARKET IN RUBBER.
    151 2 > ncfi the be^ ng t May •kPt in lias find uate I lerahly, r i a i 1". Mi\ n- P i worth it lla. 4d. By Ju .1 fallen r S^. 11 ■:<■"-. \y wM\ ill the Middle ofl Hm nth H go d
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    CONSUMPTION AND SUPPLIES.
    130 2 Ir ie conter. the one hand, I i4< ■ran -s ■ff foi asiderabl< IfaM v^ '^i't omqp iittth i little, must h< Id vf. dlsu] plies, so smal] t UvM wwm fa n rii g exi i- I uses of rabbet another big rush ■v mhu Ibe
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    THE ESPLANADt BY NIGHT.
    40 2 seems ntion <-■ v r.iwnl., tip. unsati^f the efl fall. 1 I the veil aware what is ha y r difl tltyinbrii l "iose of the srcl i.>ses y>\ either foot or ai ing o whe levour.
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    THE PROPOSED CHINESE PARLIAMENT.
    329 2 prosper! 'i «i i' f"i' China affecti IS« ml I us of the a differen w iy& Bme of the r ten i titvt p ipen ■»H ai the r dsec of Um I rrei lent, and the rarei ich chaff thrown i u the hope
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    QUEEN WILHELMINA'S BIRTHDAY.
    193 2 1 ihe shi] harbour on Wednesi.ty were dressed in honour of r M whilst the members Dutch community were the f good w [shea from members I'ther communities in Si > :n\ I i it i i toneral v. ied for the day. md in th'- <;!!<•«•
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    COCONUT GROWING IN THE F. M. S.
    86 2 I is sa Id there a r< 4 t w ent] -five m |i Alan worth 1 4 coo tnute gron ing i"! Milayn. li\ > thousand one drod and eighteen a< res were i n and planted during the last mv, re
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    OUR MOSQUITO FLEET.
    62 2 I is surely time ihoauthn, ii. took ting th« filthy conditions ltole i Pier 1 '":■••>: iaU .:•<• mm o* l tti( H ,i ther doubt tint this c I «rabl over the waves I thatw I warrant their sinking fi to appear ag;i end n of
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    THE PROBLEM OF PUNISHMENT.
    700 2 Mr. drarchill'i proposaii for improTini; i our node of dealing with persona -<nt« n- ce«] to i;ii{'iir"ii!ii< nt 01 one BUM Of .mother 00T6I > Ride RB area, MM! deal i w:t!i subjeota MtO Vii; .<-iJ mu -h (iifkren- <it opinion is to be found amongst
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    THE COOLIE SCARE.
    170 2 No Inconsiderable amount of com m «1 ha i beard of late regarding .h«" i ih.-.ur ".icin in Ma] a ya. \l;:n\ in-:: iMtion i „v v m h!( b g immigrants t> «n China, and tc judge from the a l< gati -us appearing H.Mi-k-.ng contemporary,
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    TEA v. BOBBER GROWING.
    528 2 The chairman of one of the tru-ts has been L'iviriL' someilltfcestini: vie\?- oi the question of tea r, rubbof frowußf; The exa«-t amount of British capital, he says, Stated in millions sterling, invested in tea in l[ip Middle Baal canaot bi given oaTbano, but to any
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    NELLMAY RGiSBER COMPAHY.
    170 2 CHAIRMAN ANNOUNCES PAYMENT OF EIGHT PE-! CENT DIVIDEND. At the ttatutory meeting of tlio NTellmay B iW i r Company Mr W liam Duncan, of the C miaa Bttati w h i pn sided, b id that since proP'M'iy^l'.ad he. n iaken i .<■>• quarter, thai is
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    YAU TET SHIN CASE.
    132 2 IWkay Vi,u Tot Sinn. w """Bod aj [poll irith Attempting bribe Mr. iilmon, the m igistrate has been convicted under lection L65 of abetment of bribers I < M ftlten e of tw montiu* simple i:t:; rfa nent ;>l Jiwttce •n, ia pasting s encc, said
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      14 2 THE ROBINSON PIANO CO., LTD. auto BEST PLAYER rakers Latest Gramophone and Records. p.am^c
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      82 2 PILLS. Kong Iling Cliiong Co. ra b aura i-k \lbrs. Minis, Clicmicals, Cameras. Plair^ Papers \\m\s in Stock. DEVELOPING AND PRINTING I HICUUfKi i lione. No. 1' Adeiphi Hotel Buildings. 1 Qold and Silver Smitii JEWELLER AND Watch Maker. No. 14. HIGH STREET. SINGAPORE. ClieoiHj Fee I Co. Tailors and
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    Correspondence.
    14 3 Tiu Editor docs not hold himseli responsible f-r th. opinions of our Correspondents
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    THE WHITE AND YELLOW RACES.
    689 3 To the Edii -Thanking i for inviting cusston on the quesl the w and yellow nse to aaj a few words ii that unless the subject is handled carefully a ipasi mately it lead to i:iun and unpleasantness on both sides. The subject has been
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    111 3 i ;,<• .in." B". Thl g th" <•..:.■- valuable journal, i should like* I arth of sic in Singa] 1 i wing n a in i e r from th< in co >f ivia chow in Hortti n f have n ice I m ir band p tancesaregn lr seems
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    94 3 T i the Edii Weeklj Sun.* 1 Bir, I hav« roeiveda copy of your eklyjournal (ailed **The Weekly 9 in." and I have found it to be S very good and interesting paper of its kind, and b i Chinese concern 1 should think thai every Sti --horn Chinese ought
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    KITCHENER'S BROTHER.
    173 3 Lord Kitchener IChari mm has military brother, General Walter K chem Whilf column leader in South Tica, icMHM-al Kitchener had an amusing •C] "i He \\a> walking ind a certain town one nighi in 'mufti, x soldier, who had de- cidodly been gating on the beer when it
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    ACCIDENT TO COLONEL BAYARD.
    175 3 rlongk ors give some details Lent to Colonel Bayard, the commanding officer of the Buffs, r t that h ander orders to j relieve thr Srd M idlesei here. Col. Bayard is the only officer of his J regiment who was here with it on its
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    "A CHINAMAN WITH WHISKERS."
    89 3 l t aßi\ a lady usked James Russell L< e Um great American writi r, r rite in autograph album, and Ll It i complying, wrote the line, Whmi Is so ran -d\y in June ill Calling rt the! b i b je a few days
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    Sporting Intelligence.
    58 3 NOTES IN GENERAL. SINGAPORE CRICKET CLUB. •> Tlie following was the result of Hot for the Selection mmittee Messai K. J. Benjafield, Dr A. G. .r.A. D. C »x, Brown. EK. il. Edlin, B. W. P. Pulcher, A. V. frahagan, Mayson. \v. c. Phipps, \K Perkins, J. R
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    L. L. T. C.
    80 3 Hixbd H f CAP Doubles B. Grade. FINAL. Miss E Elcum and Bartley be f Mrs Wilkinson and Patchett, 6 3,6-4. Mixed H'cap D >übles A. Grade. tfra R 'ii and Upc >tt beat Miss Ghmn and Mugliston, 6 4, 5—6, 9—7. KINAL. Mrs R »bertson
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    THE GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.
    125 3 The first round in th< Singapore Golf Champions! tip wa playc Saturday afternoon on Lines course. I )vspi .<• ihe rains of Ihe treviou few days the links through- iiit wi i:i i* >• (m »ndilion and cond icive i keen i«l;i;. Ko remark pdiformances were made.
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    FOOTBALL SHIELD.
    112 3 Y. M. C. A, V. MIDS I!. The game on the Raffles school ground on Tuesday evening betwe< the above trams was <iuiu A exciting, pite the rather treacherous nature of round due to the rain. At half time no score had been made, and the second f
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    S.G.C. LAWN TENNIS.
    170 3 The following ties were played on Wednesd >> D CLABB SINGLES. E. Challen beat .1. L llontgomerie 6—3, 6 k L T. akeford beat li. J, Q Large 4—6. 6 3, 7—5. D. T. Lewis beat H. A. 'it 6—2, 6—2. A. 11. T<><]<i h,-at A. A.
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    SWIMMING CLUB.
    28 3 A > pecial mr ing of the memben I the B^i Unming Hub will be beld fa (he C. C« pavilion ai iix o'clock or IConday next.
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    BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
    17 3 BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. i charge for the insertion of Birthfl! M trriagefl and Death- ii $1.00.
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    BIRTHS.
    30 3 AuguBt»lBth. lira. Cahleke, ICedan 1 Sumatra) of son. On the Augosl Lf 10, ai N T o. 47, Irai Street, the irife of B I 3OOV Kim ol i
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    DEATHS.
    72 3 < rR.EY. On the 7th July, accidentill y drowned at set < n 9 Roberfl James Beno.-ke Grey, Superini ndent, E (torn Bxtei tompa ..> aged I L LEES.— On the tfth July, L9lO, \i tr 3utherland-av< iroe, Londoii, Gen* William lianningi Lees, of the Indian Annv. former I
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    THE TIN INDUSTRY.
    290 3 RESULT 0; THE QANsIA SALE HELD IK The Globe, of July 30, prints I E6ll< mi ng report: Lai C149 2 <> ish, *****5. fchrc The ireek opened ged, bul with an irregular tone. tie variation in price being at m m 20a vcv ton. The next
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    NEW HILL RAILWAY FOR PENANC.
    123 3 The Pin.'iii.L Qaaei tluit the detav--'! p] ins for the iliiis rail* sting s2l4,ooo uw -cthesanc- the Eh fBM The r be spr<- ,'e ol I d the cable line will be rated Blect^cft I vided jinto two US, and it may I necessary for
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    LONDON RUBBER SHARES PRICES. 1910.
    225 3 Messrs. Hogg Co., kindly ivour H ion Quotation 1 1 Rabbet Shares I oi HM reeehred. MONDAY. 29th August^ M;;.;»lk ?K fc> Allagars f> i) Anglo Malays tS 0 K nips 65 0 Bukit Mertajan> Chersonese 4 6 Duffs 16 9 ghianda T inde 6
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    EASTERN SMELTINC CO.
    103 3 TURNOVER LARGER THAN EVER. A g f tl E LBt< v r:c D I ti I was held IT* :v— ItrH. Jessen presided and sta it had been decided to declar* I inter I lend of four pero at, after tnent of which thej db6enab. led rward
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    NEW MILITARY ADVISER FOR CANADA.
    38 3 f < i:. H. DaViea, c.b., the New Zealand Permanent Milita, wJ -rved through At i W has bean appointed su i (•••> m I Ma u '-r 3^-i. r 1 th i'iian Forces. y
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    KAISER'S SPEECH.
    156 4 CLAIM TO FILL Al TOCRANC mm "Regardless of \iews and Opinions Of the Hour. 1 The spe< ft lie Kaiser at banquet at Koenigsberg has provoked <rreat discussion in tonnany< Hm KaiMt c i i. i speech by these words L< iokin^ upon myself as the instrument i
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    THE TURKISH NAVY.
    60 4 No More Old Fashioned Ships to be Bought. Lond Avgosi 29. At Con>tantino]^.le it is reported that proposals have been made to the Ministry of Marine for the salt 1 of two warships which are about to be withdrawn from the British Xavy, but it has been
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    SEAMEN'S GRIEVANCES.
    8 4 Reported Decision to Organise a Strike.
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    30 4 London, August 19. A Copenhagen message says that Mr. Havelock Wilson has been interviewed, and he said a seamen's strike was certain, nnlonn ocHiciHaticHi board- wen established in every country.
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    25 4 Berlin, Au<ri;>i 2S. Tbc international con^rrss < »f Mm d at < Si ip nhag m baa panf.,l r« snlut m in^ r; -mr of a strike
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    RUSSIA IN ASIA.
    45 4 RU SSI A IN ASIA. Berlin, August 28. The P< tersburg papers st it> that M. Si >lypin, the Rut sian Prim* Mini! tor, intends to nuk». a in Easi Asi i for the purpi >1 ;■< tin^ the Siberian colonii ati and th Amur Railway.
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    THE DUTCH INDIES.
    58 4 Crown Prince's Voyage a Prelude lo Annexation. Berlin, August I*. M. Emil R he's paragraph in the London MEorning Potfl lo the effect thai the ►yagc oJ the Crown Priiv" to the Far K;i<t la in oonnection with the annexation < >f the Dui <'h I n!<
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    HURRICANE IN BRITAIN.
    47 4 H URRICANE IN BRITAIN. Vessels Blovn Ashore on the Clyde. I.'1 melon, August 2^. Durini: a hurricane yesterday morning a destroyer and a t< >rp(Mli > !>■ »<ii wiTP hl(»\vn ashore in the 3yde« A dredger in the Mersey was m r( lirm d and t wo wrrc drown-
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    THE BEDFORD CALAMITY.
    32 4 London, Auj^usi <s >. The Mayor of Portsmouth ippeals to the [)uhlic \\)v sonorous donat ions in order to provide for (he dependents ofviof ims of the [Bedford eala inity.
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    23 4 I jmi'!« >n, A n.'-c I 89, Ttw cruiser Newcastle has he. si nrdere Ito be com mis Bioned t > replace the Bedf
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    FRINGE EULENBURG.
    19 4 Berlin, Augusi 28. Proceedings in tli^ 1 case against Prince Eulenbur^are to he potßtponed for two years.
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    MONTENEGRO A KINGDOM.
    14 4 Berlin, August 28. Mont< ni^rohas been formally >r<M'! imikml a Kingdom.
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    DESTROYER REFLOATED.
    23 4 London, August 29. The destroyer which we\ ishore in the Clyde luis be< •eil« riW/d and is prad i^ally u lamaj-C'd.
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    CZAR AND CZARINA.
    14 4 Borlin, August 29, The i'z.r: and Cz.\v\n:\ liave stalled for Gcnnauy.
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    DEATHS OF CELEBRITIES.
    28 4 IVrlin, Au-u,t ?9. The dea ths are ann< mnced of he famous manufacturer of irms, 1 i l| T Loeww and of the psychologist, Mantegaza.
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    CHOLERA IN RUSSIA.
    15 4 CHOLERA IN RUSSI A. Berlin, August 29. Cholera cases are again ine**easim.c in R iu<sia.
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    SIR GEORGE WHITE ILL.
    23 4 Field Murshal Si r Icor^-j WhiU' i> lyinic very ill :A Belfast and his condition is causing graw anxiety.
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    ITALY AND AUSTRIA.
    35 4 I .oiul< »n, Au;;u -t ":S. A i elr^ram from Kome says the Foreign Minister, Si^nor Baniuliano, has proceeded ta Ischl, where he meets Baron Von Aehrenthal nni\ tlw \\mperor Franz Josef.
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    LATE PRESIDENT MONTT.
    28 4 Berlin, August is. Chili will send a man-of-war to take home the body of Pre■ideni Montt. who died suddenly it Bremen a few days a^o.
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    JAPAN AND KOREA.
    44 4 L'Mic'on, August 2X. The Daily Telegraph says the Japanese have taken a prudent and wise si ■-p in .-nines i 1 1 ;c Korea. The resub s in peai r and proBNMII c;iii!i(it j'iil to be of farrearh iru r > mportance.
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    ADMIRAL GAMBLE.
    24 4 London. A 'must -8. Admiral Gamble, the reorganiaeT erf the Turkish Navy, has boon appointed to the command the Sixth Cruisep Squadron.
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    REPUBLICANS IN PORTUGAL.
    13 4 Berlin] August 88. The repubjican agil ttion in Portugal growing.
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    KAISER'S SPEECH.
    64 4 WiDK nirFr.RGNCI: Oi OPINION EXPRF;SSi:f). Denial of Claim lo Absolutism. I .ondon, .\ii.^]M ;>(). The Berlin semi-official Nbrddeutsche Zeitung vigorously rebuts newspaper attack on the Kaiser's speech, especially the passage in which he said, I will go on my own way.'' The paper says il would be a
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    102 4 Berlin, August 29. Criticism of the kaiser's speech at Koenigsbeni;' is taking place. The Liberals and Socialists :uv hostile hut the other parlies express their loyalty. The Hnglish i*n<l French pa[>ers defend the Kaiser against the reproach of absolutism, TheNorddeutscheemphasisea the fact that the Kaiser's speech ivas not a Government
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    RUSSIAN BLACK SEA FLEET.
    19 4 Berlin, Aiu;ibt 18. Russia intends to make an in nreasc in the Black Sea Beet.
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    Portuguese Elections.
    7 4 GROWING POWER OF REPUBLICAN PARTY.
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    Gains in All the Chief Towns.
    58 4 London) August 89. A Lisbon telegram says the elections -how a majority for the Republicans in Lisbon, Oporto and Reja A government majorit) of ">•"> to 4.) if anti< ipatecL Berlin, August 2\). Reports from Portugal irith reference to the eled ions state that
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    CROWN PRINCE'S TOUR.
    67 4 Stisdyin/; hir Easicrn Ouestior.s r«i i:erli'\ I melon, August 59, A [vM'lin tek^ram says the f'rown Prinee temporarily linquishes bis militar) duties from October, and ai tend- r» gularly if the For x smd "olonkil Ofliers t< i udy Itern politics prepai t< ary to hit voyage.
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    AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION.
    60 4 X 1 1 1 M Penh Ticnitural kasoci t m will meet on Bej h bt 10 to consider the deti inati eng of Mr. R. M. Rich.: the ksß( .•'■in 1 s i Mr. William Dunca further etssiatanee in the recruiting I Tamil labour in South India
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    JUNK RUN DOWN.
    187 4 Whei the si uner P.»h Ann, on her weekly run up the coast, was ent< the channel to PoH Swettenham la-* trip, a mishap occurred m near me o'clock in the morning lights of a j;mk were s- En the direction t>f the sen. hi the w
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      23 4 THLColonial Dispensary. KLING STREE I DPQffl of ths Finest Quality KEPT JM STOCK. PRESCRIPTIONS DISFENSED. 1 ry a Bottle o\ oui \< w Toai
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      129 4 Motor Car Co. 215 216, Orchard Road. Ti']. ph i a So Motor Cars on hire at the Rate of S5 per hour. Singapore Lighting Company. 20, KMOM Pb lan Tech Puan. rent. TAN TECK PUAN CO. Sagap I 'Oma: I Gas Produc' Wnchine W, ft i TiIILORS. Breeches Makers
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    LOCAL NEWS.
    1518 5 At Johore, on day, a nan won $3,500 pia Boy Scouts co- we beei urated in i 1 ig. Mr If B < Manager of the I is visiting Ruub. Kok ad living fa ni pen is Road, reports t! s ol $7.50 worth of potatoes fr his
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    KILLED AT PRAYER.
    97 5 A Ciiiiiese boy, sev r en years of age, was killed at Payah Trubopg, in vallry in the Penang hills, in a oa i Whi e praying to ajq a huge boulder cf granite from thel Ifl oame c ih tig through the t Mhi d r
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    CURRENT NOTES.
    922 5 tfan i towri ri boil liand i ii. W. L 'I-.,, ngliai d tei nil championship. 1800, tl v.vre 8,000 Jews in London then o now more 150,000. The pgiin Club bowling medal for July was won bj <;. Barrii ::h a score of Gb (-90-771 Admi i
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    SHARES.
    951 6 Cat. I-ct f. Pun. Bi n f>. BILUD >. 'I. i i. 2/ tebfef Ikb* -Ud B I 6 8 I9Q J \r,_- M ...15 0 1 I:,-,- M 6 I0 pa l l !.-.<.•- II 0 0 17 0 0 .'KM) 1 1 r--.i_- gor) 8 1" n
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    LOCAL PASSENGER LISTS.
    115 6 \rri\ a Is. IVr stear Aug. 31. Shanghai Brig -< >- O.ILC r ''in i .v.ip. IL bnpabas* M n. k. fib v ickenne. 11.I 1 Sept 1 I "001 Ke antan Mr. I ieo. Lee, Messrs. Kenpl K son and Lome** 01 T- hut //">//. Sej
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    53 6 I re Arrived L A'... I L. Aui' r An- 4k I. :m a ul: J:» Aim S M. M -1 Auc- U P.*a i An- L5 N L Sept S A LI P». 1. Aug. JJ M. M a m p.*a i Ai... I \>. L.
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      429 6 QINPAPftRP ARRIVAi Q G.c and 37 <i.|>. Strai ts S. B. Co^ For dINbAPUhtJ\KKIVAL^. Malacca, Sept K Braemar, Brit str. 2,316 T ;l >- Capt Ifenelau* Brit str., 3,006 tons, Capt .\i:-_r. :> Fr.»in 1 ionj^k ng, Aug. Williamson Bept 1 From Liverpool, 25. G.a Paterson Simons ft Co.lJulp 30.
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      199 6 DAILY TIME TABLE. FIXTURE* Safurda>. September 3. j; I. «»utwHtd iii.iil -I-. K I hieni I I Sunday. Septembur 4. Eiigk ft 4 M. outward mail due, K. Ij U I ftm prise. Monda> September 5. M .M ewai 1 mail 1 i< r 1 L iul> meetirg, si. C.
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      458 7 Steamer Sailings. Norddeutscher Lioyd, Brertien IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINES. ni« known M r for t r i i _ri jll t\ Brera^ I! in 1, les m i Harseil m, Nai m \andra, and yice vecsn) \'< Said Suez. A bo, Pea m,-. Biag pon j (T-in-tau) i i and
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      652 7 Steamer Sailing-. lAMBURG A.MERIKA LINE. HAMBURG. I t <4 this < 'ornj any inainta rejrular awiiui between Bambai Anr\v«i p, and Kotterdam, an >1 and Japan Uoa ewai aWy an da| itehad foi nighl foi H i •>••■ aad Haaifa irg aad o% a m oat hi rban n dii
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      889 7 I Steamer Sailings. STOOMYAART-MAATSGHAPPIJ (STEAMSHIP COMPANY) 5 "NEDERLAND." FORTING.HTLY MAIL SERVICE BETWEEN JAVA AND AMSTERDAM VI SINGAPORE, SABANG, COLOMBO, PORT SAID, GENOA, ALGIERS t_ TANGIER AND LISBON, i, AND DOVER, OCCASIONALLY 1. fl Steamers arc duo i»n orah-mt the undei men n med datei < MTW HOMI'.W \HD. I i
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