RUBBER SHARES,
SINGAPORE. QUOTATIONS,
Slugaporo, September 15, 1911.
MESSES. LYALL AND HYATT'S LIT.]
Nom. Value.
2a Allagar
Options
28 Allagar
£1 Anglo-Juva...
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glo-Johore.
£1 Anglo-Sumitra
23
1 Ayer Kuning
1 Baateng
Batan Balaka
£1 Batu Caves...
1 Batu Tiga
7 Beaufort Borneo
1 Bukit Kajang
1 Bukit Lintang
28 Bukit Mertajam...
£1 Bukit Rajab
28 Baki: Selangor 183 pd;
£1 Carey United 58. p.d.....
24 Cicely Ord
Buyers. Sellers
386 481
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.78
1687 17 10
55%
689
1966 206
40% 4786
199 18104
22296 240
70% 7869
10:16 1789-
40674 413 7643 80%
24
288
22286 23653
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636 9.9
10.89 11656
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1 Castlefeld
24 Chervonese
393
389
¡ 28
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18
189
2s Chimpal
-163
16420
32-b 358
25%
Frof
32×6 358
2 Consolidated Malay
1693,1786
£1 Damansara
1058 115%
1 Dennistown.
25 Kilinborgh
208 78104
25%
£1 Federal-d Selangor
190
2 Galang Besar...
£1 Golconda
1 Golden Hope
210, 366 483 1349 83.3 8086.. 90
1 Hojoep
1 Harpenden
£1 Highlands & Lowiunds
24 Hen mood...
1 Inch Kenneth
29 Jasin
1. Jura
78 8-101 172/6 1908 48 4:3 80%
8485 180s 19786
£1 Johore R. Landa 10-pa
24 Kampong Kwantung 986 1193 2-Knowing is pd
28
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£1
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Kepitigalla
21 Kepong
2s Kota Tinggi
£1 Kuala Lumpur
21
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$100
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$60
21 Landron
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56
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$224, les
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$210, salos
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$20
1
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29 Linggi Ord.
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24 Selangor
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1810
27:9 296 x div.
793
81.40 150 34.00 36.00
0.50 0.70 1,75 1.80 4.55 4.60 8.00 8.25 x div.
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1 Ayer Molek
5 Ajer Panas
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10 Tla. 53
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18.50
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0.85
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2 Sungei Bugan.
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$20 $171, buyera $60 $55, sales $10. $62, buyers $15 $8, salea $15 $400 $50 $20, sellers $20 $25, Ballers. $100 $110
$50 $24, sales
Astor House Hotel 125 $114, sellerg
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TROPICAL MEDICINE.
The Times in a leading article says --
The Liverpool School of Trepiosi Medicinë, Eke the aister establishment in London, con- tinnes from time to time to give evidence of the good work which it is accomplishing, and of the steady increase of knowledge, of a kind helpful and protectivo to man, which is brought about by the labours of the professors and of their pupils. The leat issued number of the Annals of Tropical Medicine and Parasitology, Issued by the School and published by the University of Liverpool, is
in
character, anil
INTIMATION
WISE BUYERS learn by experience, and ex- perience has taught them that the best investment is the
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER.
rich in papers of az lastre perhaps naturally
the light prabloms connected with the many diecasas for which mankind is indebted to infections derived from the animal kingdom, und, very fraqronly, from some of its apparently most insignificant members. The first two pages ary devoted to a short but worthy and sympathetic notice of the late Sir Robert Boyes, whose untimely death at the age forty-eight we recorded with rogret at the time of its occurrence, and who, in the short span of life allotted to him, had done → so much to cleci late the obscura questions to which that span was devoted. His surviving colleagues
of their deep grief at the loss amazing energy, of magantio and who Inspiration, od friend, and the enlegs. beyond overy. thing
which it throwa upon some of the SIEMSSEN & Co.,
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will be ro echoed by all who were cou
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MEN-OF-WAR ON THE CHINA
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BRITISH
Alarity, despatch-boat, 700 tons, 4 guns, 2,000 ih.p., Comde. A. Lowndes, on route to Nagasaki.
versant with the extent and the character of his work. We
may at the same time feel conf- dent that his mantle has follon upon susumsors by whom that work will be continued and com pleted, and that the example which he sat will not have been given in vain. He was prominent, not only as an investigator, but also me an in-aths structor of the public in relation to tropical dis-
sud books,
"Heath administratiosquito or Man," the West Indies," orted a very powerful influence both in obtain and Yellow Fover and its Prevention, ex- ing support for the School which he adorned, and in proparing tourists, sportemen, and tra vellers to recognize and observe precautions by which their health could be maintained.
After this notice the present number of the Annala opana with a short bat important paper contributed by Professor Gabbi; of Rome, who announces, as the result of extensive observa- tions carried on by himself or andor his iroo. tipa, that many of the febrile maladies of Italy and Sicily are realy identical with the so-called Mediterráneau or Malta-fever, which was traced
by Sir David Brace to an organism convoyed to
the sufferers through the median of goat's milk. Professor Gabbi has been able to show
that, both in Sicily and in Southern Italy, goats are carriers of this organism, not only those imported from Malta, but those bred in these constries. An approximate estimate is that from three to soventeen per vent, of the Sicilian and Soath Itsline gosts
are affected, but the symptoms which their milk produces in human consumers have so far been much less severe than those observed in Malta. The matter is to sorae extent of impor-
tance to us since many saggestions have of late years beau made concerning the probable freedom of goat's mille from the bavilles of tubercle, and proposals have been put forward for a greatly indressed use of the animals as milk prodocere in this country. It some clear that any attempt of the kind could not be safely made except in conjunction with careful
and
systematic examination for the Meditar. raasan bacillus, whether in its more virulent Maltese or in its mildar Italian form. Profasor Gabbi's paper is followed by ons ou a kiadred subject, containing an elaborate inquiry by Mr. Newstead into the life history of the "Papatao flies of Malta, by which also, it would
арроат
TO.
the Maltess microcoonus is frequently conveyed from person to person, with the result of pro- ducing fever. The description of the dies capies forty-eight folio pages, copionely illustrated with magnided portraits presenting them as oxtremely formidable banats bat
in common life they would fall sader the general description of "widges,” anch may often be seen in loads
48 gear water on a summer evening. Their numbers are beyond counting, their minuteness enables them to pass through the openings in a mosquito net without touching it with thair wings, and the solution of the problem of how to deal with them has not yet been arrived at. They are believed to breed chiefly in -Jack orovices and crannies of old and half-rained walls; but their extreme minuteness rooders it almost impossible to discover either their eggs er their larvae, and, like other evil things, hey appear to have an appreciation of darkness, which is materially conducive to their safety. The on'y practical conclusion at which Mr. Newstead has been able to arrive is that daylight should be freely admitted into Maltese bedrooms, and that it is prudent to sleep in them under a flae net of strong ehillon, with a wide strip of salico around the bottom, which insy be firmly tu kad under the mattreas and will come up high enough to protect the sleeper where a limb may touch the net. He is also of opinion that s general use of electric fans, arranged to send currents of air outward through the windows, would oppose an insurmountable chatacle to the entrance of minute creatures of feeble fight.
Of the other papers, one by Mosera. Simp. son and Edis on the raiation of the organic phosphorus content of various diots to diseases of nutrition, and particularly to bari-beri, is of some importance in relation to home distetic problems as well as to those of the tropics. It seems to be established that beri-bori arisas
from living exclusively, or nearly so upon a diet of decorticated rice, and that it does not ocsur in rics eaters who consume the skin as well as the inuer portions of the grain. The same principle is found to apply to many other seed and it in abundantly illustrated by accounts of experiments on pigeons and other animals, which have been found to suffer from condition snalogous 10 beri-beri when fed upou various kinds of decorticated grain, 'nad to recover when an a'equate proportion of the bank or outer covering was added to their food. The paper is mainly as account of work done by Dr. Schaumsan, and contained in three successive ambers of the Archives for Ship and Tropical, Hygiene; and there seems to be practically no doubt of his having solved the problem, and having thus shown the way to the easy avoidance of a very seriona sad often fatal malady. The interest of the question to the dwellers in temperate climates who are not Largo rice consumera is mainly that the foots brought out appear to be of general application, and to hold good in relation to many kinds of which wheat must be included. grain, among There is therefore a ecnsiderable amount foundation for the belief, lately brought into prominenos, that the outer skin of wheat possesses a decided dietetie value, and that its removal, unless made good by the presence of sufficiency of phosphorus compounds of the right kind in other parts of the diet, would he highly injurious to bread caters The writers declare that the results obtained by Behsumarn and other siperimenters fully confirm the claims of the advocates of standard or whole. meal bread; and they expect that his conclu sion that causes of the same kind are directly concerned in the production of rickets is likely, before long, to be fully established by observa tion and experiment.
·
Astries, 2nd class cruiser, 4,350 tons, 10 gun. 7,000hp., Captain E. B. Kiddle. Possiette Bay.
admiralty tug, 615 tons, 1,400 hp.. Mastor B. West, Hongkong. Bramble, ganbost 710 tons, 900 hp. Lien
Comdr. B. G. Washington. Shanghai. Britomart, gunboat, 710 tons, 900 h.p., Lieut.
Comdr. . Barker, Yangtze. Calus, British sloop, 1,070 tona, i.h.p. 1,403,
fd., Comdr, H. Lyaos, Shanghai, Cherub, water tank and tug, 390 fons, i.h.p. 349,
Master W. Smith, Hongkong. Clio, British sloop, 1,070 tons, i.h.p. 1,400,,
Comdr. E. Veale, Hongkong, Fama, torpedo-boat destroyer, 340 tons, 6 guns, 5,700 i.k.p., Lt.-Comdr. H. 8. Monroe, oraising.
Flors, 2nd dass cruiser, 4,360 tons, 10 guns, 7,000 ihp. Captain J. Nicholsa, ertising.
Hundy, torpedo-boat destroyer 295 tons, 6 gua, 4,000 h.p., Lieut-Conde, Hon. Guy Stop- ford, Hongkong,
Janus, torpeda-boat destroyer, 320 tons, 6 gun 3,900 h.p., Lt.-Comdr. M.. B. R. Blackwood cruising.
Kent, armoured cruiser, 9,800 tons, 14 guas,
ih.p. 22,000, Capt. &. St. J. Farquhar, Hongkong. Kisha, river gunboat, 616 tuns, i.hu, 1,200,
Liont-Comdr. T. J. B. Lyne, Shanghai Merlin, surveying ship, 1,070, tons, 6 guns, 1,400
ih.p. Commr. B. 0. M. Davy, Labuan. Minotaur, armoured cruiser (fagship Vice. Admiral Sir A. L. Winslee, K.C.B. C.V.O., C.M.G.,) 14,600,storia, i.h.p. 27,000, Capt. G. C. Cayley, Gaskeritob. Monmouth, armoured cruiser, 9,800 tons, ihp
22,000, Captain L. E. Power, M.V.O., Olga Bay.
Moorhen, river gunboat, 180 tons, 2 guas, i.b.p. 800, Lieut.-Comdr G. P. Leith, Weat River.
Nawrenstle, 2nd class oruiser, 4,800 tons, turbine,
Captain George P. E. Hunt, D.9.0., Hakodate.
[533-5
Mongnet, destroyer, 300 tons, 7 gane, 6,30% h.p., Commander de in Roche Rerandenon, Saigon Oky, river gaabost, 170 toas, 6 gout 500 hp. Lisut, de Meindreville, Upper Yangtz Psiko, river gunbest, 130 tons, 3 guns, 230 h.p.
Lients Pacob, Tongka Perie, sub-marine, 70 tons, 60 h,p., Lieut. Mon.
aler, Baigon Pistolet,
tolet, destroyer, 300-tone 7 gunn, 7,000 h.p. Protée, sub-marine, 70 tona, 80 h.p., Liont
Morris, Saigon Redoutable, battleship (reserve), 9,330 tons 37 guns, 6,200 h.p.. Capt. Dronet, Salgon Stored gunboat, 1,300 tons, & gaze
1,600 h.p..
Saigon.
Mortanol, Hoogay.
Takon, destroyer, 980 tous, 0 gans 6,500 hp,
In Reserve, Baigon Vauban, torpedo-depot, Commandur Mortenol,
Hongay
Vétéria, torpado-depot, Lieut. Bibel, Cap
Saint-Jacques
Vigilante, river gaubost, 180 tons, 6 gans, 7 h.p
Lieut. Damonlin, Sikisog
GREMAN.
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1911-..
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The Directories and Descripsform are of
Pexing Tientain
Peitai ho
CRINA
Suochow Csaton Chinkiảng Whatapoa
Nooklag Waha
Kawkiang Hankor
Chinwangtao Taku: Autung
Manchurian
Yoohow
L.p.
Newchwang Tolsag Dairen
Ateans, oralser, 2,719 tons, Captain von Hipper Iltis, gunboat, 1,000 toas, 10 ganė, Jaguar, gunboat, 990 tons, 10 guns, 1,300 h.p
Captain Lans
Captain Graf von Poendowsky-Wahner Lucha, ganbost 950 tons, 10 gaus, 1,341 hp Leipzig, oraiser, Captain Bagel
Captain Bölken Soharnhorst, armoured cruiser (flagship)a
11,420 tona, 52 guns, 28,030 h.p., Kapitan Zar See Manes
Taka, destroyer, 230 tons, & guns, and 2 torpedo tabes, 6,000 b.p.. Kommiolant Kolbe (Hans) Bertram Torpado beat" go" Kapitan Lent. Heydən Tiger gunboat, 909 tous, 10 gaus, 1,300 h.p... Tsingtan, gunboat, 170 tons, 5 gúns, 1,300 k.p.
Captain v. Kom Captain Rozs Vaterland, ganboat, tous, 3 guas, 500 h.p.
Captain Toussaint
TTALIAN.
Calabria, protecta 1 erniser, 2,428, tone, 26 gaus
4,000 h.p., Capitano Maris Casanova di Jacsarnate.
Puglia, proposted raiser, 2,498 tons, 26 guns, 7,000 hp, Capitano Gusani Viyoonti Mer obec Lorenso
PORTUGUESA
Nightingale, river gunboat, 85 tons, 240 hạ
Lt. Comdr. Claude Hilexedeu-Woodward, Patria, gunboat, 700 tons, Captain J. Alfrexo
R.N., Yangtaza.
Otter, torpedo-boat destroyer, 385 tons, 6 guns,"
6,300 i.h.p., Comdr. Lambs, ornising. Robin, river gunboat, 85 tous, guns, 240 li,p.. Lt. Comdr. Cosmo A. 0, Douglas, West River.
Rosario, depot ship for Sabmarines, 990 ton
3.b.p. 1,400, L1-Commr, N. E. Archdale, Hongkong. Sandpiper, river gunboat, 85 tons, 2 guns, 24
b.p
Lieut-Coudr. E. J. J. Bouthby, West River.
Ships, river ganboat, 85 teas, 2 guna 240 h.p.
t-Comdr. Maurice B. Laslis, Yangtsze. Taka, torpedo bost destroyer, 305 tons 1.p. 6,000, Gunner E. J. Trill, R.N., Hong kong
Tamar, reosiving ship, 4,650 tons, 6 guns
Commodore Eyres, Hongkong. foal, rivar gunbost, 180 tons, 2
gune, 800 i.h.p. Lient.-Comdr. R. J. Bachanan, Yangtsza. Thistle, gunboat, 710 tons, 900 hp, Lient.
Comdr. M. 8. Hailie. Hamilton, Shanghai Firago, torpedo-tost destroyer, 595 tons, o guns 6303i.hp., Lient-Comdr. Harold B. Adair. Hall, cruising
Waterwitch, murveying ship, 620 tons, 450 Lh.p.
Lieut. Comar. R. L. Hancock, Singapore, Whiting, torpado-boat destroyer, 360 tona,
gaus, 5,900 h.p., Lient. Comdr. G. Hartford, arising.
UNITED STATES,
Albany, oruises, 3.000 tonn, C. 8. Williams. Bainbridge, destroyar, 7 gaus and 2 torpedo Arayat, gunboat, Lleat.-Comdr, Matt L.Signor
Harry, destroyer, 40 tons, E14. Edmund 3.
tabes Ensign Lloyd W. Townsend
Foot
Callan, guabost, 243 tons, Bus, J. R. Murrisson Cleveland, cruiser 1200 tons, Commander
Hugh Rodman, Shanghai Charleston, battle hip (fage zip), 9.700, tɔn
68 gaus, 21,000 hp, Comic, John H Gibbins Shangbai Chattanooga, oruiser, 3.210-tous, Commsader
John D. MacDonald, Shanghai Cheun
destroyer, 420 tons, ns, LN
Dale, destroyer, 420 toas, Lioat Harbort H
Michael
Deaver, crainer, 3,200 tons, Comdr. Edward 9.
Cagokart, Shangasi
Galveston, craiser, 8,200 tons, Commander Helens gunboat, 1,392 tous, Comte, Reuben
John A. Hoogeworff, Manila 0. Bitlar, Shanghai
Mindoro, gunboat, Lisut, George M. Baam Mohiun (station ship), Commsuder @ R
alisbury Bon Storey, monitor, 4,000 tone, Lt, D. W. Tod
Olongapo
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No. 36, Godfrey Herbert, Lieut. Comm.". No. 37, A. A. L. Fenner, Lieut. Comme. No. 38, J. E. A. Codrington, Lt-Commer.
"ANSTELA'S,"
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PREFOH,
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Commander Badin, Baigon
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17,000 à.p.
List. de Linncès, Shanghal
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Combet, Balgon
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152 B.P. Haiphong Lynn, sub-marine, 70 tons, 6 hp, Lieut. Marrs,
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