The Straits Times, 14 June 1897

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    12 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED! 1831, SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNK 14, 1897. NO. 19,252
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      851 1 rpHE BORNEO COMPANY. LIMITED «a J»rd Lifa imiun Nonrleh Uaioa fir* luuraao* Sooict; A' lv Amuum ConipMT (Pir») iHsMs Lif* Amiun Hoci«tr. v Marine tn«urmn<». Cooi}*n». ,n» Muto»l HU*m Nm»ijr«ti<.n Cmpuny TV T-jtt»aha»« I^ir" llwr Coapanr ■s liuiuw Company, Limitrd l^li.uUr. of t)MW> Companion, m the rail xlT«rtiM»«Bt ot THK
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      743 1 I^BUCHANAN WHISKY 1 Q T" UP" R IP" Q T 80..E IMPORTERS iw 1n c ds—o 1 KATZ BROSt SOLD BY ALL LICENSED SPIRIT DEALERS. TAfTTTTTI Same as mmum to thb Houses of Lords and Commons and to all good London Clubs. Bjn| 'SPECIAL CREAM' IiHEEEEi pS SOLE iniOKTIUs HM
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      443 1 CANADIAN PACIFIC BAILWAI COMPANY'S BOTAL MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE. THE FAST BOUTK BBTWESH CHINA JAPAN, AND EUROPF, VIA CANADA AND IHK DHITKO STATES. ROUTE VIA gIIANciUAI, NAGASAKI KOBE, YOKOHAMA, VICTORIA, AND VANCOUVER, B. 0. Twin Screw Btcamsb ips 6,000 Tons— lo,ooo Hone- Fowar— Speed 19 knots. PSOFOMD SaJLIVO* ttou HOBOKOBa F,,,,rr»*
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      668 1 [NSUBANCBB rPHEMAKINEIN.-srUAM E < (>Y.. LTD Capital Imaun tl,(«io,(KX). Cai-ital faid m, CUtVOOa Ukskkvk, t.VJO.OO'i The Widen If— < having I n iimiointed I Agent at Singapore for the al.nve Cobipaii} is prepared to accept risks by First Oln-* Steamers and sailing veeeela. FRANK RITCHIE, Afant, THE PHCENIX ASSIUAX.:. COMPANY
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      468 1 (IASrt)H INSURANCE OFFICF I v LIMITED. Ospit-i xuhKTib^T.. t»,eon/Kn. Amount paM U p tno.noo. sVn-rr. fund 1,200,000. HiADOrrici, Hohokoxo. Th» '-i,rr«l lu'tn; ban appoint .i X •■'Ti»? or th» »>*> re Cmrn.rraj are preM-txl to M SUrfau i.lo, cin'r.-nt rates. ABon-,1 ■ii''v .i,] r,, contributors of bniinr < '■t'ltv «hu«i>.>lj,.»
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      359 1 THK NATIONAL BANK OF CHINA, LIMITED. \uthoriii«Hl Capital 11,000.000 Subscribed Capital 1 600,000 Head Office Hongkong. COURT OF DIRECTORS;— I), (iillies, Exj. Chan Kit Shsg, K 1 H.Holterfoht, Esq. Chow Tung Bhan, K-.|. I Kwan Hoi Chuen, Esq. Chief Manager: Geo. W. F. Playfair. Interest on Fixed Deposits. For 12
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      789 1 TWO HOTTLES CTTREI) MIS COUGH. I AST h mt.T I hn<l In gri|n>.\ which left 1 j hip in n Inw stair of health, and with a severed, ugh I tried numerous remedi**, none of which did me Any good on earth. I was induced to try n Lottie of
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    COMMERCIAL.
    490 2 Singapore i4iu .Tcne, 1897. PROOTTOE. (Ihitet are correried to one, p.m.) Unnibier 8.50. Copra Bali, 15.10. do Pontinnak 4.85. Pepper, Btaek 14.50. do White, (5%) 24..V). Sago Flour Sarawak, 2.72 J. do Brunei 2.05. Pearl Sago 3.52 J. Coffer, Bali, picked ,34.50. Coffee Palembang. picked.... .10.80. Coffee, I.iberian. No.
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    SHARES WANTED.
    50 2 Munii -ip;. 1 Debentures f>%. Do. Do. 6%. Tanjont; i'dfinr Hon.is. New 1'rve Kiver Doc:k Co. I'unioms. Straits Ice Co. Mnyimnl <fe Co. KhuUs, Coiitril.utory. FOH SALE. Singapore Ins. Co. (la Liquidation). Straits Fire Ins. Co. Do. Jelabiu. l':.hang Corporation Shares. SO.MKKVILLK t GUNN, Kxi 'linn^f Share Brokers
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    127 2 MAI LS CLOSE. for >.:, *<r. Time. To-Hobbow. Bangkok Hydro, 7 n.m. Itan^kok BUm 10 .1.111. Deli via ports Mat, 1p.m. Hongkong (helmlra, 2 p.m. Klaug via ports I!. II.,, Guan, 3 p.1.1. Paotng 4 Colombo Augsburg, 3 p.m. Bniu I'nbat l'uknn, 3 p.m. Ki-huilau viu ports //o Leung, 8
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    122 2 KkoM Kinoi'E —Bv the M. M. s. 8. Mrlhuunn. with dates to the ilst May, due i on: l.'ith June. She brings reiilies to the mail which left Blngaporo on the JOth Apl. I'KO.M China :—By the M. M. s.s. Xi/dney, due on Taeaday! Time Tahle Of
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    DEATH.
    23 2 At Springfield, Serangoon RonU, on the l.'itli iii.~i.iiit. James Lons, youngest son of the late Jons Chkistias J»*eibkon'nek, of Malacca. Aged 6^
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    180 2 ARRIVALS. l'cr 6. 8. Hrhf from Deli :-Mr. Harmuff. Per c. s. CUlnidru from Penaug Mr. XV. A. Pester' Her. Mr. Jones. Per s. (imlnrenj from Batavia: .Ve»Brs. Crayfnrd, W. H. Laeomettc, and Kohlantz. and" Miss Cooper. Per 8. s. B,m Hi,i Chum faom Klang via ports:— Mr.
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    STRAITS TIMES MONDAY, 14tH JUNE, 1897. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. EARTHQUAKE.
    73 2 STRAITS TIMES MONDAY, 14tH JUNE, 1897. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. EARTHQUAKE. Established: 1831. PRICE 10 CENTS. [Subscriptum rate* and advertising rates may fie found on tlie fourth page.] HEA\V BBOna AT CAULTTA. London, Uth June. An earthquake occurred at Calcutta on Saturday last which continued for live minutes. Nearly every house is
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    RUSSIA AND FRANCE.
    38 2 The Paris correspondent of the HbbM alleges that the treaty for a definite alliance between France and Russia will be ?i snP d while President Faure is at St. Petersburg, whither he will proceed shortly.
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    PRESIDENT FAURE.
    25 2 ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION. Yesterday, a man fired at President Faure, as the latter was approaching the racecourse at Paris. The President was not hurt.
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    THE PLAGUE.
    8 2 The plague has appeared »t Jeddah
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    7 2 Lideriax coffee fell to-day from M toS3O.
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    11 2 R. B. Lindsay advertises a 6tock oi corned beef on sale.
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    10 2 Ten thousand dollars are advertiser to be lent on mortgage.
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    10 2 The annual Punang lawn rnanii tournament began on Saturday last.
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    17 2 It is advertised that the Raffles Library and Museum will close on the ■i'lrd and 24th inst.
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    17 2 Thk Municipality advertises that the registration of dogs for the year ending ."list May, I?9^, has begun.
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    17 2 The issue of a new Tanjong Pagar Dock Company share certificate to Mr. Heinrch Fischer is advertised.
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    32 2 The M. M. S. a. Bfda»g left Saigon at 11 a. m. yesterday, and is due here to-morrow, about 9 a.m. She will probably be despatched at 5 p.m. the same day.
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    28 2 Theke is every probability of Panang having, at an early date, .1 Tea Kiosk near the new jetty. The building plans have been passed by the Municipal Commissioners.
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    DEATH SENTENCE.
    34 2 On the nth Instant. Malay named Talip was sentenced to death, at the Penang Assizes, for the murder of hi? wife. This is the third death sentence passed at the present assizes.
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    KILLED BY A FALLING BEAM.
    38 2 Vkstehday morning, a beam, lupporting the eaves of a house at 14, Neil Road. fell and killed a China boy, aged eleven years, who was standing underneath. The*beam had been rotted by damp.
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    SMALLPOX.
    32 2 Thk Ocean Company steamer Myrmi</on arrived from Jeddah, yesterday afternoon, with five bun. lied and twentythree pilgrims. There was one ease of smallpox on board, and the vessel went into Quarantine.
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    BURGLARY.
    42 2 Donna Saturday night, a house, Xo. •'t-'t. Amoy Street, was broken into and jewellery and money of the total value of I wo hundred and thirty-four dollars were stolen from an alineirah. The owner suspects a Hylam, who has since decamped.
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    THE DURBAR.
    46 2 The Sultan of Perak will move into his palace fur the forthcoming Durbar. A few hundreds of coolies are now to be seen hard at work, clearing the spacious grounds. The Dato Sri Adika Rajah U, in I'enaug, making enormous purchases for the occasion.
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    TERRIBLE AMOK.
    56 2 An amok took place at Kaningow, in British North Borneo, on the 27th May. Tho amok runner, a native, killed six women, besides nine men and lads. One man and two women were wounded. The amok arose from the murderer's wife proving unfaithful to him. She was among
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    SWIMMING RACE.
    84 2 The monthly medal handicap of the Swimming Club was held, yesterday morning, at Tniijong Katong. There were twelve starters, the winner being II Salmondftj tec«.),with K. Hewtley(B sees.) and V. D Paraoni (8 tact.) a dead Deal fur second place. J. Harris (B sect.) *ai fourth The distance
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    THE LATE INSPECTOR QUIN.
    70 2 The friends of the late Mr. Quin in the police force are raising a subscription to defray the SXpSMM of the ecle bration of a solemn i ciiuicm inasn, to be iuiig in the cathedral of "The Good Shepherd," at an early date. It is also
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    RUFFIANLY SAMSENGS.
    85 2 Thkhk was a great disturbance in Hongkong Street on Saturday night, caused by a gang of about thirty camsongs, who invaded a disorderly house. The whole gang was arrested by tho police. A Chinese correspondent points out the danger such large gangs of ruffians may become, if not
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    A SACRILIGEOUS THEFT.
    164 2 Yesterday morning, the Bishop and clergy of the Cathedral of The Good Shepherd were thrown into consternation by the discovery that the door of the tabernacle on the high altar had been opened during Saturday night, and two chalices and three eiboriums, containing the sacred hosts, stolen.
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    FIREWORK EXPLOSION.
    190 2 two am killed. At one o'clock, on Saturday afternoon, an alarm of fire was raised at QemmQPl Lane, near the end of China Street, where a portion of a house occupied by a CMMUnaa was seen to be in flames. Mr. Newland, Assistant Superintendent of Police, went at
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    A CHINESE FUNCTION.
    633 2 ITS LEADER. A dinner was given on Saturday, the 12th instant, at No. 1, Almeida Road, in honourof Mr. Khoo SinChyo, Trustee of Leong San Tong," for the valuable services he has rendered to the clan "(Mian "and "Khoo" for the past SO years. The club house
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    THE DIAMOND JUBILEE.
    743 2 OwiM to Mr. Salzman's illness, the rehearsal of Jubilee music, calif. l f,,, this afternoon, will nol take alacc The official progranimo of the cell bration of Her ■ajnttl'l labile?, r Kuala Lumpur, bears a nkeness „t tli. Queen on the cover. Tuk Deputy President of the
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    CRICKET.
    149 2 In the cricket match between Perak and Belangor, which was played at Tai ping on Monday and Tuesday last, the home team toon d :.'!■< for the only innings they had, and the visitors put together <i runs, without losing 1 wick, t Then the rain came down, and
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    TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
    173 2 Late telegnuni to the 4th June itati that the Indian Goveromenl doet nol intend to re-open the mini- r Mahdists have been defeated by Hie Congo Free State force*. Mi Cecil Rhodes and Mr. Hawkriey ha* to produce certain telegrami reuuin 1 by the Bouth Africa committee i
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      594 2 NOTICES. NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY, LD. Manufacturers of DYNAMITE GELIGNITE GELATINE DYNAMITE BLASTING (.ELATINE DETONATORS ■XPORTEBS OF: All Einro or SAFETY FUZE ELECTRICBLASTLNG APPARATUS. Thk above Explosives, biino all MAHrrA(TTREI> IN GREAT BRITAIN, ARE MADI TO TABS Till Hlflll STANDARD OF PfRITV AKD BAriTY TEST* IMPOSED BY THK BRITISH bOVSRICMENT, AND
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      969 2 NOTICES, NDTIt'K. 'pilK CommorciM Museum i- opencl to the pul, Hi daily »t thi^ office. JAPANESE CONSULATE, So 81 I Neil Road, BpoUiswood* Park, l'l I/9R near the Onernl Hospital. NOTICE r pilK anasiaignad have just lamlecl a 1 eon«ißnnu'iit of fine cnninrssssd Hay >n Bales „f 1 picul each
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      909 2 LATEST ADVkKiISKMENTS. PARSEE THEATRE. X:rtlt Bridfi Umi, Will play to-ni.'ht: Al.l BABA AMD TUX FOIiTY THIEVES. 13,7 DIAMo.MJ.II'I ILEEPItE.iKNTATIoNS. paaauiainM ov iMwasans. T,,,r,, Hull. 22n,l J<i,>e,4:.V.),) k PFI4CATIONB for seals will be J\, receivi d up to noon on Friday next. and should be addressed to the Wopaty President Municipal
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      15 2 ATTanglin, on the 12th instant, the wife of Lt.-C'oloiiel Nour-uTT, Rifle Brigade, of a >on.
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      94 2 M. 8. 8. intended for tho <m.l« (M akasU be urnttra on on* flidft of tho pAp* r onlT. Iv th« !<-t of th»t nondition, many M. s s are rejected that might othorwine bn pabliihxl. All a<lrerti*ing contracts arf sabiect to tiie n.li tion tl.iit tin- .MiHi!itr<r may lean
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    A VISIT TO THE PUNJOM MINES.
    1897 3 A VISIT TO THE PUNJOM MINES. i „ittioner.) mm. mi my way down-river i lew days at PunIfl md Phillips, gntagß ot the annwtentity m ihine of wliat is aniag Breaani time, by the Pn*> i wpany. Than Merae ttle 'infusion, and some q i- to the spelling of the
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    RIFLE BRIGADE SPORTS.
    740 3 The Ist Battalion Rifle Brigade held I heir annualathletic sports, on Saturday afternoon, on the Cricket Ground, at the Barracks. The function had to be postponed once on account of the rainy weather, and, on Saturday afternoon, the weather again looked very threatening. Fortunately, with the exception
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    THE SUPREME COURT AND THE GOVERNMENT.
    313 3 TO THE EDITOR OF THE STRAITS TIMES." Sib,— For some time past the administratio'i of Justice in the Supreme Court lias been impeded, and much loss has beeu caused to the public by the neglect of the Government :o supply an efficient stall" of
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    84 3 -II INI- i W n ThhlUm prentice •'■> 7 W( w si.v.-m 4" '•«> Qunn 4.i i: M 1 H [>r Fowlle 4:t it W \n^«- 48 in »l »<r. t»4 r h,->;, l -l.ea 1 h 61 58 KHi IS N i kI ti i- Mt
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    ADVANCE MAIL NEWS.
    1509 3 THE QI'EEN'S HP.II.XX MBSSAOE. The Queen lias approved of the arrangements by which the telegraph will play a prominent part in the Jubilee ceremonial. A wire will be broupht to the side of the Royai carriage at St. Paul's, and her Majesty will, with her own hands,
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    VESSELS ADVERTISED TO SAIL.
    40 3 For Hongkong, Chtltidra. due 14th June, Boustead Co. Colombo and Bombay, Iliroihima Mom. do* lltliJuno. 1'aterson Simons A Co. IVnrmf? and Cnli-ntta, C Apcnr, due 14th JOM, Siirkifs UoMS. Antwi'rp via ports. Kitnni"i in Mini, on
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      353 3 hfXS TVS I S"J3V ,VT H E S Maxufactoky, Ludoate Hill, London. MAKER TO H. M. THK (JUEEN. Specially manufactured aad recommended for u»e in the East. Uknhox's SrsciAL Stuencth •KIKLD" WATCH. A (iold Keyless Knylish Half Chrono n;eter. i-S6. IiKXSOXS "IXLXfATE" WATCH. A throe-quarter Plate Englit.li I^ver fully I
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      482 3 NOTICES. LANTERNS. Just received a supply of DIAMOND .11 BII.KK I.ANTKiiNS. Price Moderate O. TOMIKI Co., No. 598-2, North Bridge Koad. 16/6 Iom KICHAKD. M. K. j^MI Daily FRRK aaa_^£J3\j(fc Cos si- lt'atiJi s, GAROET-PreanKer awfSMSSI (lani From the 11th March, the newlv-huilt establishment of Mrs. Dr. Rupert I.uther has
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      927 3 PORSALKiKMI'IOYMKNTS: T( > LKT AND PKH» )N A LS. 1.-TTIMR, If, cents a lino; 2nd and 3rd times, 10 cents a line; It h to lith times, "Mill line; 7th to 18th times, S erntu line; afterwards, 2 cents a line but no charge less than one dollar. Thus, a
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      246 3 WEATHER HEPORT. Kamlang Kerbau Ifonpital, 13/ A Juue. MX 9 a.m. 3 p.m. 9p.m. Remarks. Bar. :>!».9o:>-M.Hti] iil.swi) Temp. 84.0 81.0 i 79.0 W. BMliTliit 78.0 780 77.0 a= c Dir.ofWind S.E. S.E. S. 5 g Max. Temp. 87.1 mil Mm 75.0 fflj Max. in Sun 136.0 S ="=i Terr.rad.
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      156 4 Under this heading the following Abbreviations arc used :-sir— steamer; sh.—ship bq.—barque Brit.—British U. H. United SUt«s; Fr. French Oer.—German Dut.Dutch; Joh. —Johore; 4e., G.c, Beaeral cargo d.p. —deck passengers; V. Uncurtain T. P. W.-Tanjong Pagar Wharf; T. P. D.—Tanjonz Pagar Dock B. W. Borneo Wharf; J.
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      TRADING VESSELS
      1054 4 Arrivals Sinci Noon or Satikday. Aram. Brit. str. 2,481 tons, Capt Kilgoin 13th June. From Batoum, 14th June Oil P. Simons A Co. For Shanghai, 14th—W. A<lih. Sar. str. IH9 ton« Capt Mathie 14th June. From Sibu, 9th June. G.e. P. Simons and Co. For Sibu, D—Rds. Brimflrl,
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      VESSELS EXPECTED
      486 4 Samf t port, probablr daU of arrival, an i name ot aatntt. lefaiUea, I.'pool, June li; W. Minaflilil Annandale, Barry, June IB i Bonetead Anslralind. Fn-miiiitle. Jnnef] Romtead Bayern. Borope, .lulv IS; Behn Meyer. Beiiledi Hongkong. July 1 P. Simons. Benalder, Antwerp, Julie 24 NmoU, Bantam, Souraliaya, June
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      ANJER.
      17 4 BUWDA .sTKAITS OB AKHIVKI) TOB OTBHBR Date. £o Xamk. Command:,,. Kk,,. k1 ,kh K D^TW |m'kk-
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      ARRIVALS.
      52 4 J Vnn.tX.u 4 Tons i a ,i.v.v Kko* fUnw Aan. Vessel's Name. *lav Kin. JUO. Igf llpb a Myniiulon Britstr. 1780 Roriton Liveroool My MVU.m, 't-c IS U.U. L«udOO str. tt>A) fe.illirn.-lii Sourabsva June -t I). ,<-, v i Brit. .Jr. 11U 5,,,,,.,.,,,, SS33?j£. S^Mh UT.'^ S "wis"" J
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      CLEARANCES.
      94 4 Datk. \kBbkl'B Xijis FlagAßio Captain Omtinatio* II lropontis Btr k,,,,,,,,,! Hongkong lV, t ''T l! k MaiMl...rJ v,:, port, i S n v g L )UI lr < n 1 BulongaiTvia port. NaLflla utr. Hudton Mhml I '■'■'■lola Oer. dr. Bm BalgSn I »tr. Hardcutle Mufru ria port. J-j
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      580 4 NOTICEB. ELLWOOO'S patent AIR-CHAMBER HELMETS lini BEHOLD WORD to INIUA. WoHN i TIIK KAHT BI All AUAHUKI) iik Okki' km, Ihi OOL» Mk.i.ai. Th, KMI I II K I.ONIX.N. ISM ELLWOOD'S ptuNT AIR-CHAMBER HELMETS i' It). til. 1 JAMES WATSON cV GO'S SCOTCH \VIIISKIi;s Anna m iau b w rra
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      244 4 Beautiful <yci grow dull «nd dim A< the twift years steal away. Beautlfal. willowy form! K> slim But the HOI U queen and hath charms to ■pare Ayer's Hair Vigor will preierve your hair, and thus preserve your youth. A woman is ai old as she looks," rays the world.
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      913 4 ?-5 a muii'ii. or lon cents a copy. Strmtg HwUitt, po«t free, (JO a year, or 85 a quarter or V) cents a co»iy. The advertising rates are: first time, 15 cents a line; 2nd and 3rd urn-. Hi cento aline; 4th to Oth times, ft cent* a line; 71
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      251 4 NOTICES, NEW GOODS: ft OTOMUNE ft CO. ALBUMS OIVKRKI); IN VARIETIES. BUREAUB, BASKETS, BRACKETS. CRAPE, CRAPE SHIRTS, CAMPHOR. CLOISONNE VASES AND PLATES. DRESSED, DOLLS. ENVELOPES. FRAMES, FANS. FANBCREENB. GONGS. HANDKERCHIEFS. INSECT COLLECTIONS, IVORY WARE*. JAPANESE STORY BOOKS. j KAKEMONOS. LANTERN, LAMP SHADES. MATTINGS, MORNING SERVICED NKCKTIKS, FASHIONABLE. OKIMONOSON TABLES. PANELS
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