The Straits Times, 16 November 1896

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    12 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 18M. NO. 19,07!).
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      731 1 \NDREW .1 (SIIEirS i ELEBRATKB WHISKIES. Lahwasosy, "•llivenlis Hall. L'n.l November, 1«K1 i ireful lietiiieiilaiialy- I her anil Co.'s <>id Wl.i-ky (n blend i.f the! Whiskies) -.IMlliled k in -eal.il eases ready from w:iieln.ii-e. ami liud i excellent (reality being itured ana free from Bel It a I very either
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      2191 1 i^BUCHANAN WHISKY SiWsg IS THE BEST MR HOLD BY ALL LICENSED SPIRIT DEALERS. BAMS 41 wartum n> the Houses of Lokds and Commons aki> to all good Lonimn Clubs. ;il v noticts. DORDTSi'IIi; I»CTR(H.EUV MAATSCMAITU SOUKABAYA. Maßafactorars of Petroleum Lubricant Uoeqaalled for Hteam Engines, Cyli den, and every class of
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      487 1 NOTICES. GOLD MEIiAIA PARIS, 1878: MSB JOSEPH GILLOITS TENS Of Higheft Quality, and, having the Greatest Durability, are, therefore, the CHEAPER BXNKB. THE NATIONAL HANK 01 CHINA LOOTED \\'K have ihU day taken over Iha >> AgeajlJ in Sinpip..ie of tbi- Bank. By order of the Director-. barlow a Co..
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      821 1 DEWAR'S CELEBRATED WHISKY. National (iiART>iAN Will plaMt undoiibledlv the innft hstidlnOS ta^te." Oanaaas ash Hani rWHiiiwn' (.azettf..- Noted for Hi bouquet and mellownpßs. HonL Nkws. We can re, „inni.iid it as one of the bee) m have mci." Tub Hotel Kkvikw ash CaIHHM WdKi.n. "A really first-clans spirit of <
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    500 2 I.ATKST MAUKKI UI'OTATIONS. Sikuaforc, H;th Xovkxtkr. 18»«. PRODIKJE. Gambier 7.1.V do Cube No 1 10.7.V do do No 2, S.OO. Copra Bali 6.7«. do Pontianak,. 5.4.V Pepper, Black 11.35. Sago Flour Sarawak 11*. do Brunei 2.66. Pearl Sago 5.55. Coffee, Bali 36.00. CoSee Palembnug 37.00. Coffee, Libcrian. No. 1
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    MAILS CLOSE
    143 2 tm I'er .sir. Timr. I'o-Moiiho«. Borons via aorti Prewue,, Stvav K. I'ahaiiK via ports I'rnlniw, it a.m. Penang Victoria. 11 a.m. Deli via ports Siak, 3 p.m. Madras via ports Secundra, i p.m. Penang and Deli Hebe, 3 p.m. Klang via ports B. Hin Ouou. 3 p.m. Muar
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    88 2 moM Kruori;:— Kyliiu M. M. s.s. Yurm doa cm Friday. Kkh.m China By the (terinaii g. >. /•««*»<•«, due on Monday. l.cl'l Hmum I »ii«- in I i Hi Arrived I let. litli II. M. Oct. 8l»t Oct. .Kitii Oct. 1 -it Ii I'. A Xo\. 10th
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    74 2 AKKIVALti. IVi llel* from Deli Messrs. Ellin. Uessssea. and Loarenss. Per M. ML t. C'ulnreru from Batavia Messrs. Turner, Zeveryn, Bemniont, and Tlmuipson. Per s. s. Han llin Guam (rent Kiting via ports: -Messrs. K. Dimdo, and F. 11. Lenidiet. I'er OwytM from liangkok :-Mrs. Kiinrn.ly mid two
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    TO ARRIVE.
    64 2 (For the far Eiul 1 IV. M M. from Mai II. 1 Del. iV>: Mr. BoodhUTSeo, Mr. J. F. iiHe,,' Mr. and Mr.. Fox, Mr and Mr- Beaufort Mr. and Mrs. J. Koliler, and M. Mi,, Wey mi, Mr. Davidson. leott. Jlr. mid Mik i 1 ntn .veil.
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    STRAITS TIMES MONDAY, 16TH NOV., 1896. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. VENEZUELA.
    84 2 STRAITS TIMES MONDAY, 16TH NOV., 1896. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. VENEZUELA. Established: 1831. PRICE 10 CENTS. [Hulmiription rate* and advertising rate* may befmiiul on tlie fourth page.] London, IG7/< \u, <m/«v. The decision of the Court of Arbitration on thi! Venezuela dispute is not nyaHai to be given before the end of
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    158 2 Til decision of the Arbitration Court in the Vene/.uela dispute, now happily an loaget a matter for quarrel, need not be expected till the end of tho year. Tin- Court will seek tv arrange matters on the principle that validity of title remains unchallenged after a c -rtain lapse of
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    161 2 Row inc. in Singapore, BS the Moralist" has pointed out. is certainly receiving a fillip. For a long time tinClub has done literally nothing; now it is awakening to achieve great things. And with the (iovernor, Colonial Secretary, Attorney-General and other magnates as exemplars of the gentle art of catching
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    182 2 ■The Quad Duke" makes his fir.-t appearance thi< evening at the Town Hall. We understand that all the front scats are secured, anil that there is every prospect of a crowded house. The piece is hi^lily attractive in itself, anil, with a very strong amateur cast, exceptionally good chorus, and
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    263 2 The police, after a lengthy investigation, have at last got to the bottom of the hood-cutting outrages. A few days ago. we said that Mr. Bell, the Superintendent of I'oliee, had a theory that this dastardly form of mischief was due to a body of Indians, who were anxious to
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    233 2 The Opium Ordinance Amendment Bill is on the Orders of the Day for the Council meeting on next Thursday. The Bill, though highly objectionable, I passed the first reading without opposition to its principle. The principle I involved is in allowing a Secretary of I State, utterly ignorant of local
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    290 2 The interesting and authoritative 1 articles on the cultivation of ramie, which have appeared of late in the Strait/ Tinier, have gone far to arouse public curiosity here regarding this very important plant Kami.' cultivation is, as yet, in its infancy, but it has been clearly demonstrated not only I
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    11 2 The homeward mail by the Oaasjnisn closes at :t p.m. to-uionow.
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    17 2 It is reported that crushing plant has I been erected at the Kabin Mines in i Siam.
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    16 2 Mnsnae. Pdwbu Co. advertise an aiK t ion sale of Japanese curios on the l°th inst.
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    18 2 A Kookkkki'KK of Swiss, Dutch, or Gersaan nationality is advertised as wanti-d for a lohawee estate in Langkat.
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    22 2 A TKi.KiiiiAM from .Vclaide slates that it has been decided to send a team of Australian nfleinen to England in April next.
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    19 2 Mr. K. Cattieh, Assistant Legal Adviser to the Siamese Government, arrived here on Saturday on his way to Europe.
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    20 2 Thk Mail despatched from Singapore to London, by (icrniun Packet, on tin19th ultimo, was delivered on the 18th 1 instant.
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    22 2 The Resident Qoaawal and staff tefi 1 Kuala Luiupor for I'crak on the 7th inst., for a probable absence of two months.
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    26 2 Mb. a. 11. Cai-i-kh, the Protector of i Chinese at I'eming, who has been ill lor some time, has left for Cairo on one month's leave.
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    24 2 TIIKN.C O.s of the K. A. will hold their Monthly (Quadrille I'arty at the ISoiistead Instiliie. on Kri.lay, the I'ntl, instant, at B p.m.
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    24 2 Tiikiik will be a pMsnhaaa 011 Wednesday next, I Mth inst., meeting at Orange Grors at B.U p.m. and finishing at the Tanglin Club.
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    24 2 Ihk SCasi PVw rVsji stales that Mr. K. L Morant has refused the post ottered to him to organise education in the Malay States
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    25 2 In ai.KKKKT inatcli played on Sat unlay, a team „f the B.C.C. representing the I'ubhe Schools scored 167. The Kest made l:te lor eight wickets.
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    22 2 The District Magistrate of Uwer lerak remarks in his monthly report: eoiree planting is going on everywhere both by Malays and Chinese
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    27 2 Thk prospects of the rice crop in Lower Burma are good. The acreage under rice is somewhat larger than last year, and the standing crop is healthy.
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    34 2 I'HK M. M. g. s. Oceanien lett BaijM at 10 a. 111., yesterday, and is due here to-morrow, at H a. in. She will probably be despatched the same day at o p. in.
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    31 2 Ai Hongkong, on the luth in--Captain I*. Wcttin, of the North German Lloyd steamer IVansata, \mi■MniPJwT having, on the 7th Novcm her. anchored within the prohibited area ol the telegraph cable.
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    23 2 ■m an lUmml Rrat ideation of s*con<l Colonial Surgeon, lli'slev, .1 Chiiiniiian WM.OH ..ut. Bnedtt6 by Mr. Haling lel.nl. Tha lino wa« 1
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    DEFAULTING GOODS CLERK.
    33 2 Tl'lK defalcations of the bm* Bt Ipoh ninount to nearly SiVKi ri railway, however, dosi i, ,t »,,|i,. r them as the money deducted fr I,; security covi-rs this amount
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    OPIUM FARMING.
    37 2 I-ASTKriday was the appoatedda. lor opening neale<l tenders f,,r tl opium farm in Deli. The present Im, of the larm, which ends with the m, sent year, Htipulateo for r llt l,:t3i,iHMi gMldsH a year
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    A SHIP'S CAPTAIN FINED.
    61 2 A kine of srdi has been bnaosed it Hongkong, on the captain of thesis trnlian Lloyd's steamer Vimdobonn for iinut'i cssarily firing two signiil light, The signals were fired as a tend-on to i dinner party about eleven o'clock on the night of the 4th inst..
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    THE TRIALS Of A GOVERNOR.
    62 2 His Excellency the Governor Sii William Kobinson, returned in Hone kong from Shanghai on Batiirdav night. He arrived at Pedder'i Wharl aliout U.4(i, and, as there was no nn,. meet him, not even a coolie, he had to carry his own handbag This 1,,.,,, i
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    PEARLSHELL.
    57 2 I'kaki.shei.l, valued at 4&L970 (.;-i tons); was exported from Thuradnj Island during t&e quartpr endini Septemher BMb. This is abk advam a on the quantity 'Xported during the corresponding (punter last year I6S tons. It is the largest return For any one qaartor for the last three \..n previnis
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    THE MALACCA MUNICIPALITY.
    62 2 In >ept«:iiil>er ladt, into hundred .m, I thirty-three jinrikishas were rugiiilcrnl .it Malacca, l'art of the.-c wen m vehicles to replace old ones; bul the number ol these vehicles on the madi is increasing, and they are ueed Ui greaser dlstaoees than formerly number of applications i,,
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    BANGKOK GYMKHANA
    63 2 A (iVMKHANA ill honour of tile Kin;; of Siuin'H coronation was to Ke held at Bangkok on Satuiday last. The prizes 1 comprises gold cup presented by the King, said to lie a tine n inten o( Siamese workmanship, and is valued lit nearly Tea. 4.1KK1. Bangkok !■«>
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    THE CHINA STATION.
    75 2 On the lith inst.. H.M.B. 1,,,u,.t wai I at Kobe, the storeship Hwmlmt and the Plomt at Yokohama. There wore also in i Jspnw waters, the British wanhiue I (iru/f0,,, Fsawiat, UmUitr, Umlnmiid, and Fireliiaml The flagthip i'ml, mm, the 6V./ f and thr deqwtch vessel Alacrity
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    125 2 Yebtekimv afternoon, the uteuinvr Britannic arrived from Japan with a consignment of ovet three thousand tons coals (or Messrs, Man-fidd ,v Co., and, early this nioiniii", the -aim-r Strathdte also arrived from Japan with a full cargo for the Borneo Coinpanj Both vessels are discharging at Tnnjong I'agur.
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    LI HUNG-CHANG.
    143 2 TIIK /7,i ,n tiamtU states: Ii ireported in quartet usually well informed that l.i Hung-Chang ii dtaaaatad with the treatment meted out to him by hi- own Govemmenl that be was determined to lend in all application for retirement into private bfe, when tin- mail left I'ekin. A
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    THE RIFLE BRIGADE.
    135 2 moM DBAMATII IAI.KNi I'koi-i.k in Singapore will i»o glad hear tlmt then i- much draroat* I ueni among |ha Hide Brigade, which §lu>rtl) leavei Hongkong for tbia island Friday and Satuiday. the «th nii'l "tli inst., a company which, with th« exception ol two ladies Mmjiw entirely
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    CUBA.
    150 2 BmnM Bondi Ml beanlyin (in (In- irtli October, partly no caused l>y a letter published bj I'm Ttmm from ii s eoßwpondenl Havana (^iioiiiit' statement l.»-s of the United Statoi i (l Britain £130,000,000 ami 50,000 li> (lvho Hays the trotiMe* in Cubs thruuU-'i to involve Spain iii .in
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      627 2 NOTKKS NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY, LD. Manufacturers of DYNAMITE GELIGNITE GELATINE DYNAMITE BLASTING GELATINE DETONATORS KXI'ORTERH OK: All ny or SAFETY FUZE KLK<TRI< r HLASTIN(; APPARA'ITS. Thk above kmaWj MOPS ai.i. munwtt nraan i* QaBM Barr-i>, ua haoi to MM tin: iin.ii htanhaki. >>i imkiiv *mi hakktv ti.-\* ntNSBB ny iiik
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      784 2 NOTKKS. ADOLF BTKRNBBEG, DnNunai *n Daaiaa in Ni« kii Bams a mn Vranw 11, VICTORIA Mill I I VDOLF BTEBWBEBO rssasrtiatty i«-gs t.. inf.irm the i.ublic of Siiig«|...ic ihni li.' hn- re Opened nil ."tHl.li*lunent at the sbere s-drsss. He ales beg« to »tat« thai in- constant en4ss~ear will I*
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      457 2 I ATEST AI) VERTISEM EM'S. \\"ANTKI> foi a tol.acco .H.taU? in I-anßkat. a liook-ke«-pcr of Mas, Dutch, or German nationality. (i'.iHl -alary will |>aid to a eeskpetsal man. Apply with issUaseaia-i t<> ■> 1 1 W. BJ. e/o Strait* Tin,'* Office. FOX HONGKONG. MEBSBB. Apcar t Co.'* oteamer < 'AT
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      79 2 BHAHBB WAHTKD. Municipal Dclwntiirc* 5 1 Do. Do. 6%. Raubs (fully paid). Do. (13/10 pniilt. Puioau. Straits Trailing Co. Tnnjone PaRar Dock Co. Straits Ice Co. FOR SALE. .I.'IpI.us. SOMERVIM.E A. UUNN, ExehanKc A Share Brokers. On tin' l.itli instant, at the Hank, Scilly Isles, Cornwall, the wife of Newman
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      91 2 M. 8. 8. intmcM for tl.« ytraiti Tim., .h.m1.l writt.-D ob on* aid* of th« papor only. Bj th« nri^l.-.- of that randition. many V.SS .r- wi«-'. I that mitfht oth«rwin« be pabliahod. All anrortifling contra^U are Rnhi^*t to the ■•■m tion that the Manairer may loan the atlTprtiMroerit nut
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    FASTS ABOUT RAMIE.
    1770 3 n K JIATTIHII i topoaafyt i raatie one large teals, k forward to the attempt lh tl,. near future in Mahiva 1,,- M miiy b:ipp.-n m fatodi mthe would liav, .iclep.e,- B th» pries iust at Brat; "I^ill, however, »atba lor want of s MM .-piiimis .cii'l
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    DELI.
    244 3 tU KINI.KV's Kl.Kc TION oaor rmisi-Ktrs. Tiik Dili (?OW«W says that the news „i MeKinleys election to the United States Presidency caused some stir in that quarter. He is notorious then a* an advocate for heavy duties on foreign tobacco, especially on Sumatra wrapper leaf The question at to
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    SIAM RICE.
    49 3 T,,u Tim* ctatet Uial rice crop urospecti around that pan are very proinUing. A hup' quantity <>t Uiain i- ripe, while there H plenty ot water "n the Beldt to brin| the late paddy to maturity. The ripened crope Hpj.eir to be fairly heavy in the ear.
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    THE INTERPORT RIFLE MATCH.
    667 3 HONOKONUS VICTORY. Thk Hongkong team in the Inter- I'ort Kifle Match fired off yesterday I says the Daily I'reit of the 7th inst., J and made a score of 916, which is 18 j points better than Shanghai, who fired I on the 2Hth October and
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    WEDDING AT THE CATHEDRAL.
    306 3 MH. Urn ASH MISS VAN OOSTEB/.KE. A HAHMiNci wedding took place, last Saturday afternoon, »t St. Andrew's j Cathedral, Singapore, when Mr. Uiykx wat married to Miss van Oosterzee. Then was a large assembly of friends at the church to witness the ceremony, including Lady Mitchell,
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    HONGKONG SCHOOLBOYS' DEATH.
    86 3 timUTtTff AGAINST A TKACIIER. Ax inquest was held at Hongkong, on the Oth hist., on the body of Tong Wing, eleven years of agr. Tong Wing was a scholar in the Diocesan School and Orphanage, and he died, on the Ist iiist., from injuries alleged to have
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    PHILIPPINE REBELLION.
    736 3 Till (Jr/nu-rcio contains details of the Philippine Rebellion up to the Oth instant, at which date military operations had begun in Cavite, the stronghold of the rebel* REIN KOKCEM ENTS. Telegrams from Spain announce the ceaseless despatch of reinforcements to the Philippines. The mail steamer to leave Barcelona
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    RIFLE MATCH.
    245 3 MILITARY r. civilian*. The- rille match between a Military and a Civil team resulted, after a most interesting competition, in the rietory of the Civilians, who were made up exclusively of the. S. V. A men. At l'iki yards the scores stood level, and remained level when the
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    POST WRAPPERS.
    101 3 A raankL notice mrf"*""*— that the wrapped of Christmas Cards, Photographs, and otlu-r articles intended to lie Miit bf book port, should be entirely opes at the a»aa,or,lf ttmlopet an mod tin' Hap ihimw frn tar— d to to avoid the possibilitjr of the nun sticki ,i ji.
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    PENANG EXPORTS.
    97 3 l.\ the lYiiang Market Report, issued on the 12th instant, it is noted that, in the previous fortnight, a good business i has been done in tin at full prices, ami I holder- ot the metal are very confident of the maintenance of present value. I In pepper
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    SEPOY LINES GOLF CLUB.
    192 3 THE CHAMPIONSHIP COMPETITION. The lot tie* for the Championship have resulted as follows .1. B. Robertson V<i( J. B. Elcum, 1 up. I. E. Esrlc beat Mr. Justice Leach. I up on one round, 2nd not played. W. G. Taylor bent A. C. Wubdrone, I up.
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    195 3 AUTVMX CLL'B COR Playkdoii .Saturday BOOMI .T. M. Allan 41» 47 9« II *t J. B. Eleum 45 4."> 90 (i H4 .1. B. RolKsrtw.ii 44 40 H\+> ml J. AdamHon 41 4."> m tor. »l A. W. Btirpii *S 41 Wi+l «7 11. E. U'lint 46
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    CRICKET.
    273 3 s.c.r. xi. r. holi.oway'm xvi. PUTBV *>n Friday ami .Saturday last on B.R.C. jrfotind. For the 2nd XI., Benjafielil took 1.0 wickets for 42 runs, anil for Hollowa/.s XVI., Russell took wickets for 19. Henning played a verygood innings. holuiWay'w xvi. Ut Inni.iy*W. Makepeace c Heaps- 1> Wood 0
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    MOONLIGHT FAREWELL.
    76 3 The Kami of the oth Fusilier.-, that so often lian contributed to the enjoyment of the public, givps its farewell performance, to-morrow evening, at the Botanical Gardens. Tlio following ie 1 the programme which will be commenced a 9 o'clock: (Junk March, (new) The Dear Home Land WVUaet
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      998 3 NOTICES. FRENCH BAKERY. Rkcommksi.ed Claket g3.«0 doz. vrt., and f 1.40 i doz. tint* cash. rpHE FRENCH BAKERY, having received, [icrg. K. Smmm, a Krem h Cook, 1X prepared to execute orders for dinners with decorations of dishes nicely made. Always in Stock, assorted taasl Oaktt tat flat male with
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      568 3 R )R SALE; KM PU >YM ENTBi TO LET iXB& PERSONALS. The-e advertisoments will he found on tnerigfal hand column of the first page (title paf{e.) AJJCTION SALES. SALE OF INCLAIMED AND 1 UNFISCATED GOODS, INIEHTATE PROPERTY. Ac \r thk <;kstk.\l station. ftjejaiay, i!,IU NmmAtr,mt -in p.m. '11!,.'I 1 undersigned
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      219 3 WKATHKR BBPOBT. humlaitg Kirlmu Hinjiital, I".'/. Rev. MM, j »a.m.3p.m.t»|).in. REMAJtKs. I'.ar. ..t96.e0590.778J98.879 Temp. MJ HJ W.l' cW. It'll.Ther Ts.:! 7HJ Ittf, tH: IMr.ofWind ■N.K. X.K.'Calni Mnx.Tomp. HH.O Mm... 74.!. 9~i* Mnx. in Sun M:in Terr. nid. 71.1) 5-.-l£«infall O.li i 55 WKATHKR TXLBOEAH (A. E. A.& 0. Teleijraph Co.)
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      VESSELS EXPECTED
      495 4 I Name, port, probable date of arrival, u,i,< name, oj agent*. Aglaia. Hamburg, Deo Baotenbm \lfon»oXlll,nYolo.n.oiidof\ov. irkin.'.: tlllir China. Dm :t; Mangold. Hi'iiniiH. Hmmm Dm I; tbraleubora IWMgnn. ll.i ml. ii v. Nov 20 Helm Meyri Borneo, London." Dec 3 P. I I Haw can, llaiidjoi'ma-<»i i. Nov
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      111 4 Uiidcrtliislii'adingtliefollowinßal.lirevia- lions are useil str— Rteamer am.— ship l>q.— liaroue Brit.— British ;V. S. United 1 State-; Fr. French Or. -German; Dut. Dut.h; .loll.— Johore; (J. r.. Oencral cargo d.p.— deck pa.-sengers V.- Unerrtain I. P. \V.-Tfiijong Pagnr Wharf T. P. 1). -Taniong Pagar Do<-k B. W.
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      TRADING VESSELS.
      1473 4 Arrivals Hikcb Noon of Sati rdav. Him Hin (Juan, Brit.gtr. I.c.i tons, Capt Scott, ir.tli Xr.v. From Klang 13th Xov. G.c.,an.l 127 d.p. Wee llih.V Co. For Klang via port*. 17th— Bd*. Walan.,. Brit. atr. 11l ton*, Capt Kolx-rt- son, 15th Nov. From (otic via ports, l(tli N..v
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      ANJER.
      237 4 PASSED SIX DA hi S (i i Flag Date Date. and miit-V N \mi. Commamu.k. <>k Kkom iviikhi. DhTM Kig. ,Saili\.. Mi" 1 Hi. Nov. 2Brit Kirim Daily Cardifl Butaua MM. bnr.Prima Hendrikwn Sept BBaugkol> <adi? 1 3Xcd s.».Morapi -Mink Sept -JU Rotterdam Batata i 4Ucr. bar.J. C. Juliub
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      ARRIVALS.
      201 4 a Flao I < Vlsskl'hNaiiis. A Tors. Captain a Kio Klc.M 5111.K1.. Nov II Mrallilyun Itrit. Btr. 1510 Philip It Niwnhu'yii Out. Htr. r,U V«M 14 M. Vajiiunlii* Htr. -n I'arn-ll 14 Hydra Brit rtr. til!) McQlll 14 B.iiKkuli- Htr. WO BaUkll II Helx- »tr. 345 Inkrtt.-i 1") Tni
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