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London, May 31st.

In an interview with Renter'a representative Mr. Botha said that he would gladly take the ormasion of the unuivemary of the Union to assure the Sovereign and people of Great Britain that no more loyal or more whole-heart- where Batch and English brethren lived in el portion of the Empire existed then the land amity. He congratulated his lutch brethren in South Africa und bis British brothron Lore and across the water upo: the anniversary, and prayed for Divine blessing upon the Empira they all loved and servod,

THE ARMY IN INDIA.

London, May 31st. Mr. Montaga, Under-Secretary for India, replying to Colonel Yate, said that His Majesty's Government did not contemplate any redbetion of the British Forces in India, bat wern fully prepared to consider favourably say proposals the Indian Government might ind it to their power to make for affecting suck rend- justments in the Native units, with a view to conomy, as could be carried out without loss of efficiency to the Army in India as a whele.

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Londou, Jute 2nd. The Temes, while expressing relief at the Britihe announcement that the reduction of the Army in India is not contemplated, viows with grave mingising may attempt to out down the at all, whether British or Satire, as the Army present is not the time to meddle with the sufaty of the Indian Empiro.

The Times is reluctant to accept the sugestion that the Army which Lord Kitchener roorganis contains troops unsuitable for war; but, if a vor tion of the Indian Army is inefficient, the first duty of the authorities in to make it efficient. The suggested disbandment of the Indian troops will not give satisfaction oven to this Indian poli ticiana, who will not welcome the step being taken to deprive their countrymen of a chance of an attractive career. "We ought." The Tinter Bay,

to induce mure Indians to serve

the King instead of shutting the door upon them."

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RUBBER COMPANIES.

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The Times recalls that the fret Lord Hardinge ordered the wholesale disbandmont of the Indinu Army, believing India to be tranquil for wany years. In a few months the country was plusyeil in a fieres campaign.

BRITISH IMPERIAL DEFENCE,

London, May 31st.

Lord Haldane, speaking in London, said he regarded the past week with profound antis- the history faction. It would be memorable

of the Empire. As a result of the Conference with the Colonial Premiers they had come to a common conclusion regarding problems of defence which bail hitherto been dificult and obscure.

THE ADEN HINTERLAND

London, May 31st. In the House of Lords yesterday, Lord Lam ington enlled attention to the French railway projects at Sanan, and asked whether all idea of railway extension into the Aden Hinterland had been abandoned.

Earl Beanchump said it was the settled policy of Government to abstain from any extension of our responsibilities in the Aden Hinterland so long as the status quo was strictly observed by the Turkish Government. Any scheme of railway construction would be narrowly asruti- nised by them in the light of this policy.

Earl Beaucharap also explained the difenities which caused the delay in the dredging of Aden Harbont.

AFFAIRS IN PERRIA.

Teheran, May 31st. The Southern Customs receipts for ten months ending in January show a considerable increase.

The condition of the roads from Shiraz to Bushire and Ispahan is reported to be quite

satisfactory.

THE LATE BAR WILLIAM WILBERT.

Loudon, May 31st.

At the inquest on Sir William Gilbert it was stated that he and two ladies were bathing in a private swimming bath in his grounds. One lly got out of her depth, and Sir Willians went to her rescue. He wank while helping her to regain her footing. A verdict of heart failureo through over-exertion was returned.

The Coroner remarked that it was zu honour- able and to a great career.

THE ST. LEGER.

London, June 2ud. Mr. Joel has evory hope that sunstar will run in the St. LegOT.

PURLOINING STATE DOCUMENTS IN FRANCE,

London, Juan 2nd,

Eentences of two years' imprisonment and a fine of a thousadi franes were paased en Maimon and Ronet, who were arrested on April 8th on a charge of purloining documents from the Quai D'Orsay.

The third scossed was sentenced to three months' imprisonment.

INDIAN ORICKET TEAM IN ENGLAND.

London, June 204. The Indian cricket team hare played their first watch of the tour.

Oxford University won by eight wickets.

THE IMPERIAL CONFERENCE AND THE DECLARATION OF LONDON,

London, June 2ud.

The Imperial Conference agreed to the rose- lution of Sir Joseph Ward, that the Declaration of London should be ratified. The Australian del rates, while concurring, abstained from roting

During the debate Mr. Boths claimed, as a sound principle, in the best, interests of the Empire, tlist any Dominion should be consulted before the Imperial Government concluded an Agreement with a foreign country affecting that Dominion. He believed the balance of ad rantage was in favour of the ratification of the Declaration, and argued that it would mean that when possible to import food-stuffs for the Union through Dehgon Bay, and also in neutral bottome, through most of the Union harbonra.

ON SALE..

A TABLE OF THE

2/ fy.

178

Singapore

Prices, May To

Par value each Dividenda share £1. Calle pald up are:-

Singarona, Jeze, 1.

Bingapore) Fraser

& Co.'s Dit stend Prices, May 10

ww

Malayan Companies

& Co.'s

Malayan Companies.

16/ prid

Alor largeu...

fy.

Anglo-Johore

fy, paid 2fy

Malacca Ordinary Morlimat

0.17.3

5'2

Anglo-Malay

1.1.10 100%

10%

1.16.74

Bakap.

Kantong

1.5%

1012),

Batu Caves ...

16.0.0 150%

10

23%

10

43

2/

Batu Kawan..

5.0.0 10%

2.12.0

Beranang Selangor

64

10

7/11

306%

11242

10

10

10%

10/- pun

6%

Batu Tiga

Bernam Perak

Do. Ordinary

Bidor

B'lands Selangor

Bukit Cloh....

Merton Syndicate Mount Austin

Narborough Est. North Hummock Padang Jawa Pandan Jchora Fataling

Polepah (Johore) Perak Peneiro Fist..... Pryo Ratanuf Romihia

Fitof Krian

I.

R of Johore...

Sagga...

Selangor Sempah

Seban

:...

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Bukit Kajang

2.12.4 11%

Options

Bokit Mertajam

fy, paid

Bakit Rajah...

3/2 15.10.0

12.10.0. 40% 8.7.tt

*10

10%

Bukit Solungers

Castlefield

6.8:3

7%

80% 10

110

2.13.0

1375%

10 10

Seletar Rubber

1.17.6pm

Chankat Salak R. and Tin.

4.7.3 30%

'10

2!

Chersoneso

4,3

Serangoon

Chorios

Shelford

3.7.9

30%

Chota Rubber

Cicely Ordinary

2.5.0

160%

Singapore Para

Siginting (N. 8)

3/10

12+2

Preferred

2.5.0

1632%

102 fy.

Straits (Bortaia)

6/10

10

Corisol. Malay

21-

100%

TC 15/6

Strathmore R

Damansara...

6.15,0

74%

10 17/8

Dennisto wu

2/

$16

Fed. Silangor

Enbh, Selangor

12/-

30%

∙10 2 fy

Sungoi Choh

Sungai Bahra

4.17.6

90%

Sungai Kruit

Sungai Kapar

20% 1/7 55%

10

10

Gna Kep Est.

Garing

5:2:6

25%

*10

Sungei Liang Sungei Salas Sungei Way

4.7.0

0.2.6

10% ZIG. 30%

16

6.15,0

10%

10

Tangkah

£1

66%

201

H.

50% 4.18.3

14.0.0 95%

10

巧巧

(Malacen)

Golcondu

Golden Hope

Gula-Kalunda

Incl Kenneth Johore Para... Johore R. Landa

Kepong Killinghall

Kinta Kellas Klanang Klinn-Kolbe.

Kota Tinggi

PRESJA JUDÉESS

Third Mile

Tremelbye

Utd. Sua Belong

99

10% 10

Val d'Or Eut...

12/6

Jung-Landor

Vallambrosa...

1.13.7!

75%

10

Jugra (Ordniny}

25%

Trust and Finance

17/0

Jura Estatos...

Kpong Kuantan

Companies.

27 17

2/fy.

"Do.

Kanuning "A"

1/2

pm 15%

"B

7/-

of paid

Anglo-Straits R. T........

Kapar Pera Katus o

8.5.0

60%

*10

10

Eastern Interust. Trust

20%

'10

Options

71%

101

5/ paid

Mid-East Invest

10/

Options

Rubber Plante, loves. Trushi

74%

1)

107 paid

R. Share Trust.

15/

Strait. M. & Trust...

India, Ceylon, Borneo,

Khota Tampan

Java and Sumatra.

Krubong

20%

Kuala Klang

fy, paid

Kuala Lumpur

7.3.0

76%

*10

Kuala Pali

Kuala Selangor

17/6

Labu...

17/308

30%

4.7:0

126%

10

3.1.4

10%

1.17.0pm

Linggi

2.8.0 100%

London Asiatic

12/1

25%

Lumut Est._...

17/0

Madingley

-Est.

Malace 4% Cum. Partici

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98.4

10

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Lanadron

Ledbury

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WEATHER REPORT.

On the 20th of 11.35 a..The barometer has fallen moderately over the coast of Chins and Tongking, and risen alightly in the Philip. pinea

A depression, which will probably move West- wards, appears to have formed over the China Sea to the East of Hainan.

Premare is giving way also over the Yangtze valley. It continues high over the 8. part of the China Sea.

The Japanese returns are not in hand. Strong winds and sally weather may be expected over the N. part of the China Sea.

Hongkong rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 10 a.m. to-day, C.19 inches,

The forecast for the 24 hours ending at noon to-day is as follows: Hongkong & Neighbourhood...(*) Formans Channel

S.E. winds, fresh. South coast of Chiun between) Same as No. 2.

Hongkong and Lamocks. f

South coast of China between) Same as No. 1.

Hongkong and Hainan

Days of

Week.

E. to 8. winds, streng; squally, showery.

HONGKONG TIDE TABLE.

From Jnue 21st to 27th, 1911:

Lính Viet.

Days ut

Montli

H'kong

Height.

Height.

Anglo-Java

Asahan (Sumatra Bangawan R.

Beaufort

Central Sumatra

Indian Peninsuls va Anulgain Java Kimanis Langkon Manchester.... Nirmala (Java) Pontianak Sumatra Para

10A Bal%

'10

Sumatra Props. -

United Serdang Utd.Sinatra

3.2.40

10% *0%

10

10

ON SALE.

THE DIRECTORY & CHRONICLE 1911-

FOR CHINA, JAPAN, COREA, INDO-CHINA, SIAM, STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, MALAY STATES,' NETHERLANDS INDIA, PHILIPPINES, BORNEO, ETC.

The DIRECTORY covers the whole of the f ports and cities of the Far East, from Nether lands India to Siberia, in which Europeans realde.

British French

NAVAL SQUADRONS

German Austrian Japanese United States Elamoso

Italian

OFFICERS OF COAST AND RIVER STEAMER. The Book is printed from New Type specially reserved for the purpose, and uniformity io avery strangement greatly facilitates reférence,

The features in the 1911 Edition are the TRADES and CLASSIFIED LISTS' of

the larger Commercial PROFESSIONS fim

Not only is the Directory as fall and completa is each erse as it can be rande, but each Colony, Fort, er Settlement is profced by a DESCRIP TION, carefully revised each year, most of which will serve us accurate GUIDES FOR THE Toonu, giving every detail in concion with The place, their Hiatory, Topography, we, de.

The Information in thes Descriptions, wisting of a hundred interesting articles, packel with frets poncisely set out, and containing statistics of the TRADE of each Country and Fort, would alone outline to fil! a large volume. ALPHABETICAL LIST of RESIDENTY

Royal Octavo-Complete with Fifteen Mage, matains the names of over and Plans, pp. 1,832, $10.00. Directory only pp. 362 28.09.

of

The Directories and Descriptions are

Peking

Tientsin

Poitaiko

Chinwangtao Taku Antung

Afsachution

CHINA Soochow

Canton Chiakiang Whampos Nanking Kowloon Waku Lappa

Kewkiang Hankow

Yochow

Trade Centres Blasi

Nowokwang

Tairan

Port Arthar Chotoo

Ichang Chung ing

Samsbui Kongmoon

Nanning

Waskowin

The

20,000 FOREIGNERS, erfully arranged, with the Initiale as well as he Surnames in strictly Alphabetical Order,

that any marne can be found instantly.

THE MAPS AND PLANS nave been engraved by one of the most eminent Piros In Great Britain and are corrected and oht up to date. They consist this year of the following:

COLOURED PLATE OF FLAGS OF FOREIGN HONGS MAP OY THE FAR EAST

PLAN OF YOKOHAMA

PLAN OF KOBE AND HYOUN

Kwangchuuwan PLAN OF Formos Berroewente, Trentain

Pakhoi

Hangohew Hollow

Langebor

LOW WATER.

Il'kong

MORE

Mean

Time.

ime.

ft. it.

ît. in.

Weihsiwei

Ningpo Wenchow

Mêngtze

Wed. 21 m 59

5 0 m.11 1

3 .5

Kjacchnu

Thurs 22 im

4 24 4 9 11 -9

B: 4 38 5 56 13 52 4 6

15 50 al

20

Tsinaufa

Santu Foochow

Hokow

Szemno

20w 2 7.

Makdan

Amoy

Shanghai

Swałow

Fri.

23

614

6 2

1 19

7 9 4 4

இகt

24 6 53

6

9 m 0 28

Tokyo

2 4

Yokohama

~ `JAPAN AND Oska Moji

FORMOSA

Keelong

Tainaufu

8 13 a 4 3

..

2 11 1 1

Hyngo

Nagasaki

Tukow

Sun.

33 734

u4 21

Mon.

Tues.

26 m

10

3 49 & 0 0 a4 1 279 280 m 2 23

11-22 4 0 1

10 4 2 8 143

ram ai

哭

Vladivostock

CHOSEN

4 36

Fusad Pingyang

REGISTER

7 4 jm 1 5 2 5

HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL

Hongkong Observatory, June 20th.

Kobe Shimonoseki

Seoul Chemulpe Kakan

Hakotato Anping

EASTERN SIBERIA

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