The Straits Times, 22 September 1897

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    12 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1897. NO. 19,335,
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      675 1 ipilK BOBKBO COMPANY. LIMITED J»HE SUad»»d Uto An»r»nc». SocwicJ Union Fire Imnnuio* 8ooi»ty naa* Comjmf (Ufa) w-umnoe Society. M»nne lnsumnOH Company. ,1 st.»m N»Ti,f»tion Cumpuy. mi U(W Bmt Comply, n* Harilte* Insw«iM> Company, I.imitwl. i -i— of them Companif*. the lUX BORNEO OMSTKAMSHIP COMPANIES. OrnoE, Coi.i.ver Quay, I ii.i Nkw
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      788 1 i^BUCHANAN WHISKY l^^m^mmmbmi O mC DLO I KATZ BROS, SOLD BY ALL LICENBED BPIRIT DEALERS. t TAfTTTpT) Samk as supplied to tbe Houses of Lords and Commons and to all oood London Clubs. Si/i- SCOTCH WHISKY IS THE UNIVERSAL f~d r r T BEVKRAGE. f it VLWAYS DRINK IHE BEST,
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      433 1 SCOTTISH ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED KEf.ri.AR Line Between- Bangkok and Hongkong. 8. s. Mongkut, Capt. (alder, HSU tons. Kung Heng, Capt. Joslin, 862 Tai Chov, Capt. Primrose, 862 Phra Chom A'/ao,Capt.Fowler,l,ol2 Phra (hula Chom Klao, Capt. Pigot, 1,012 Urn Sang, Capt. Watton, 1,021 Dfvawongse, Capt. Curtis, lfiH Chow Fa, Capt.
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      693 1 INSURANCES. HONGKONG KIRK INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. Capital subscribed $2,000,000. Amount paid up 400,040. Reserve fund ,1 ,066,049. Head Office,— Hongkong. Qeneral Managers, Messrs. Jardine, Mathesos Co. GITHRIE 4 Co. riIHE LONDON AND LANCASHIRE 1 FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital CMffJM Paid up Cnpital i'1i,760 Reserve Fund 676,5-V> The undersigned, Agents for
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      513 1 INSURANCES. SUN INSURANCE OFFICE, LONDON' ESTABLISHED 1710. Insurances effected upon almost every description of property at the current rates of premium. Total sum insured in 1H92, £59 1,800,000. do 1891, JC378,700,0(!0. do 1890, £Bfil,fioo.olio. do 1889, £338,900,010. Singapore Agents. BRIXKMANN A Co. THE QUEEX INSURANCE COMPANY NOW MERGED IX THE
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      739 1 BANKS. THK NATIONAL BANK OF CHIN. LIMITED Authorised Capital £1,000,000 Subscribed Capital fiOO.OOO Head Office Hongkong. COURT OF DIRECTORS:— D. Gillies, Ksq. Chan Kit Shag, Ban. H. Stolterfoht, Esij. Chow Tung Shan. Kmf. Kwan Hoi Chuen, Esq. Chief Manager: Geo. W. F. Playfair. Interest on Fixed Deposits, For 12 months
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      673 1 PAINS IN THE CHEST. OAINS IN THK CHEST— For a pain in 1 the chest, resulting from a cold,ther« is nothing eijual to Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Such pnin^ indicate a tandency of the cold toward pneumonia, ami should renive immediate attention. Pain Balm ■hoald be kept at hand ready for
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    COMMERCIAL.
    507 2 OnJ -imijapokk. l'Ju Samaraaa, im". PBOOTTUB. luite.< are roireeled to SM p.m.) aapMat i Copra Uali «.W». do Pontinnak K.CW. Pepper, Bl»ck 1980. do White, 53.150. Hftgo Flour Sarawak SJQ, do Brunei, -J. 40. Pearl Saco 8.00. Coffee, Bali, picked 42.00. Coffee P.-ilemi ..'init. picked 44.00. Coflee.-Liberian, No. 1
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    SHARES WANTED.
    40 2 Municipal Deb<!ntureB 5%. Do. Do. 6%. I. njong Pagar B .:nls. Hi w Prye Kiver Dock Co. I'linioms. Straits Ice Co. Mivnard Co. EbmbS. Contributory. FOX SALE. Pi ngerang Planting shares. SOMEIiVILLE A UUNN, Exchange i .Share Brokers.
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    136 2 trot frr ttr. Time. To-Mokkow. Bouiabajl via ports On .s'.'.m, 9 a.m. l.aiiiian via ports Bundjtrmanin, 11 a.m. Dell Uebe, 2 p.m. Mali. i >v Klnng Chow Phya, 3 p.m. M tlMM vin polls Sultan, 8 p.m. l.aluian A Snn.lakan Lihrllt, 8 p.m. Amoy via peril 1'nkthnn, 3
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    127 2 I'kom Ei-koi-e i— By the P. 40. e.g. Tkamu, due ea the l'THi instant wilh dates to the itli .s.pt. She brings replies to the mails which l"f Bingapore on the tth All-. Kho.m China l«y the U. M. s.. s. Sn,,ii,ili.,i. .hie un Friday. Timk Tabu
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    172 2 AhHIVALS. 1-r Dai 'm from Tort Darwin:— M Da-hw I.M. I •■niii, March. Campbell, (iliv.r, and Hanson, Per I Ntrbudda noni CaLutta and Ftaang: Miss l> Qui c, E. N. Nesl.it, Uev. and Mrs. Brick on. M am. .1. Hichin..n.l. M Bchiller.J. Ham. r, dipt. Mills. and Mr.
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    Straits Times. WEDNESDAY, 22ND SEPT, 1897. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. EUROPEAN CONCERT.
    81 2 Straits Times. WEDNESDAY, 22ND SEPT 1897. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. EUROPEAN CONCERT. Established: 1831. TRICE 15 CENTS [tiitli.'i-riptwn rates and lulrrrlisiug ruler may lie Jmtnil im the fuurth ptuje. l.iiiiKlXii TO TIIK riITUML twit ii, SUd rftnf. Advices from Rome in the IW% K«vt allege that an underst.inding extaUbetweea Hussia,(iermany. France, ami
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    THE DISCONTENT.
    813 2 It »ouky>c idle to attach auy nienacinj» importance to the seditious placards that were discovered on the walls of the town last Sunday. The authors ami publishers, when found, will, no doubt, be adequately punished. Yet, tlioso placards, crazy and contemptible as is their language, represent an amount
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    117 2 are {ar. from saying that there is any danger of such resistance now. There is nothing alarming in the situation. Sanitary measures in Singapore have never been carried out with any approach to precipitation, which alono would be likely fo cause trouble. Nevertheless, it cannot be denied that the enhanced
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    93 2 Children and native servants will not be admitted to the grand stand or to the race enclosures at thp next race meeting, or at any future race meeting. For native servants, proud motheie. of course, should read ayahs. It is alleged to be a reasonable rule, anl is said to
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    13 2 Mr. Hi i. ii Ounmt leaves this uftrrnoon on the Fnntee for Pahang.
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    16 2 The Corbett Prize Fight will 1 c exhibited at tho Projectoscopc shew to-night, at K o'clock.
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    16 2 Thk inquest on the late Mr. Derrick was not continued yesterday, but was adjourned till to-morrow.
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    25 2 Li Am Skno, who was Innlly burnt at tin- tire in Havelock Road on the Mb inst., died last night. An mqaaat will be held.
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    18 2 YtsTKKiiAY, a Chinaman was fined 'ten dollars for oll'ei ing an illegal gratification to Chief Sanitary Inspector Mayhew.
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    23 2 Tiik Malay Police, second team, heat the Rallies Old Boys at football on the Tank Road ground yesterday, by one goal to nil.
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    19 2 AtvoKDiNi; to the Constantinup!e Ikdiim, a committee has been funned in Java to collect subscriptions for the Ottoman Army.
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    25 2 The I', an.l o. mail steamer fltamM left Colombo, at 1 1 p.m yesterday, and may he expected lure on Monday afternoon, the 87th instant.
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    23 2 A RLMDK.vr of Killiney Road m again summoned for tiring at dugs in hie compound. On the last occasion, the matter was compromised.
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    29 2 Two murderers now await execution in Singapore gaol, one a Javanese aid the other a Chinaman. Hoth men have been tried and sentenced at the Assizes which concluded to-day.
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    35 2 It is notilied that the Military Telephone system can now be eonnectod via Fort Canning to the Oriental Telephone Company's Central Exchange. District communication can, therefore, be obtained with any subscriber to the Company's system.
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    NEWSPAPER LIBEL.
    50 2 At Hangkok, on the 14th instant, in ll.B.M.Court, Mr. Naylor, on behalf of a Siamese, tho Commissioner of the province of Nonetaburi, OBterad two libel actions one against the Baiu/kolt Rrnaj and the other against the Smsx illitrvtr. In each case, tho damages were laid at .'VKIO tieals.
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    FOOTBALL.
    52 2 Tub Raffleeiana will meet i team ti the Rifle Brigade at football, to-morrow afternoon, on the Singapore Recreation C'lul) Ground. The Itallles team ,vill consistof: (i. Oehlerx, C. H. Clarke, C. A. Clarke, K. .1. (Jonies, Raja Said Tauphy, Swee Moh, E. D'Souza," Adpan, Kirn 8008, Cheng Joo, and
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    CHOLERA.
    83 2 Four cases of cholera were raporsed this moriiiiij.-, two, a Malay girl and a Kling boy, in Java Koad, one, a China man, in Taichew -Street, and the fourth, also a Chinaman, in Roebote Koad Owing to an impression that •titlTßil is mote than usually prevalent in Singapore just
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    CRICKET.
    62 2 Tiik Kleven that will repreaeal the .Straits Settleinenta in the blthoomina cricket matches at llun-jkong will l.ioliahly, be rlejnitely selected tomorrow. They will bo ohoiOll li.nii uiiioiiK the following: Ueeare. Curtis (l'erak).Ciiplainll.l. Talln.t,K W ralliut C.Qlaiaford,Neubronner,T. H Hubbauk and Whitiey fflemaforV Birch and Healing (Seremban), (i. T. U.-iil. a
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    JOHORE.
    103 2 i I.AIMANT TU TIIK TIIKuNK. Onk Baboo Rajaaamy, who claim to DO OX-BafßJst of Muur and lawful hen to the throne of Johore, writes to the Itinnji.ok Y'ldics of the Uth calling attention to alleged inisgoveniineiit in Johore. He declares himself to be the adopted son oi tin; Sultan
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    SPORTING NOTES.
    98 2 fju apiika srae im heavy Utu niori.uiK after the rain, hut ii Sid do) interfere with the Wu ,k. hM outsitk ouurw waa open, ami moal of tho I iii. I reel w.nk c A in m naaiWdate vat arrired OUn t Hi n. a black bone thai
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    THE ASSIZES.
    60 2 sKNTKSi B OF DEATH To -HAY, at thl As-i/es. the rase against tho four Chinamen, Leong Wall, I'hong Chew, Ann V Sam Kum, for the murder .if Chinese coolie recruiter hy thn.wing him overboard from the s. On Maae was concluded. Leong Wah was found guilty and sentenced
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    MUNICIPAL COMMISSION.
    38 2 A MErniMi if the Municipal Commil ckmenwiH i>e held to-morrow afternoon A sub-committee will report tC tinBoard on the questions of transport allowance :ind im reases in salaries The other business is of a loutitin character.
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    THE HOMEWARD MAIL.
    53 2 Tn M. 11. s. s. fleSfMnVsn left BsJgon at 4 p. m. to-day, and is due here on Friday next, at daylight. Bhe will probably be despatched at 1 p. m. the same day. A mail supplement to the Strait Hutbjit will be published on Friday nt
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    RAILWAY TO BANGKOK.
    52 2 It is said that Mr Hebbert, the Agent of the Burma Hailways, has suggested the connection of Maulmain with Bang kok by rail, and that a survey on behalf of the Company for such a line is likely to be undertaken. The advantages of such a line
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    UNITED PLANTERS.
    57 2 Corits have reached us of: the minutes of a meeting of the Dotted Planters' Association at Kuala Lumpur on the JMrd August; Mr.J M.Maedonalil's report on ramie addressed to the Association; and a confidential report on ramie cultivation in Perak by Mr. L. Wray. These documents have been
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    THE PLACARDS.
    62 2 Apprehensions are entertained that, owing to the intimidating language used in the Beditious Chinese placanls, many shops will be closed, and that the 'rikishas will not work on the 4th of kttober. TheshonkeepenaraaJsaid they will be attacked by bad ehaaaeten who are bent on levying blaeltniail. l',,rr Itsseos
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    KING OF SIAM.
    107 2 VI MT TO HOLLAND. Tn Kinu' of siam arrived at the Hague on the 7th instant, and was received at the Royal Palace by the i Queen and the Qoeen-Itegent A limner was given in his honour, at the Royal Palace, in the evening Next day, the
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    A MURDER AT SEA.
    311 2 CHOtra Kirn was charged yesterday, before Mr. Marriott, with the niunlcr of Chin Fai, by throwing Una overbos d from thes.s. Kutsang,oo the oighl of tin;)rd instant, between the ports ot Uong kong and Singapore. Mr. Nation con Auted the proeeoution. -Liv Jong, a coolie recruiter,
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    CONTEMPLATED TAXATION.
    347 2 To TIIK KIMToIt OF THK "rnUffl ll\l K Sin. In Tbanday'i issue tA your journal, correspondent itated that the .\lnni.i|.Ml Commissioners wen tomrdatiiiginu rearing the asKesgmciii Gfloen percent, within water limit*, md Mi il to be inferred that it would I■■ luelv.- per cent, without Homes) il would
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      701 2 NOTICES. NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPA_NY, LD. Manufacturer* of DYNAMITE I IGNITE UKLATINE DYNAMIIK BLASTING OEI.AIINE DETOHATOM (11.11 d,. HI all iuh or -Arr.i y run tun XI.X" 1 KIC BLASTING APPARATUS. Tub aaoTB KirLOSiVBs, BklHO all mmunriiD in Gbbat Britain, irk had* TO TABS THB MIOH ITIJMIII Or PCBITY »»li SAPBTY
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      1017 2 NOTICES. TO-NIGHT! TO-NM.HT!! CORBETT PRIZE FIGHT. I.IKKI.IKK REPRESENTATIONS Ib« moat woml.iful -icntilic apparatus in the worhl i» now in Singapore. AT THE FUOT OF FOBT CA.NXIX<i HILL. EDISON'S PROJECTOBCOPE. USE KXIIIBITION lIMM AT It OVUX'K. I'm. i- ..I sMomoi Fuont Skats 00 cts.. B Bl Seats 30 cts. BlllltSM and
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      702 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. WANTKD AT OKCI CtOPYI M I I.KUK. < hiiie.e or Kui axian good witting indispensable. Cpply.to i'A..r,jSliiiiU YV».<«Office. I m.X 1 BRITISH INDI STEAM NAVKJATION COMI'ANY. LIMITEP. FOX PEXAMi, RANGOON, AM) CALCUTTA. 11HB Compain it newer HE&BUDDA I.H-d t,m«.' Captain Hiovn. will be lespatched for the above ports
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      68 2 M. 8. 8. intended for th« NM 1W ahould kwritt«n on amp Hide of the paper only. By th« tr-M of tbnt condition, many 11. S. S. an rej"vt*l tin' mirlit «tri>>rwi» Li. pnhlinhad. All U li-imr contract* are nubjeot tn the condition that tho Manager may leave the advertlAement
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    MORE ABOUT JAVA.
    834 3 t vij-itor] „f a casual and visitor to Java are the thai can be culled from the „,ii boyhood I.- ,1 by a sob.-r ititen of the world are the one would receive witl I heavy expondi,i it .il of hi* cheque I md of s W
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    MORE BY THE MAIL.
    1863 3 XnTK.-v NEWS, Wlj niMJIESTS. M. M. STEAMKK The Messageries Maritime* a-e building at Ciotal a sister-ship to the which made such a rapid run to the Far Baal with the French mail. The new steamer ia named the FaaW she will be placed on the Far
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    SIAM.
    127 3 nICK AND TKAK. Tiik heavy rains of late, taya the tfioM /'<■■■-■• of the 11th instant, have improved the prospect fol rice planters. The rain has, however, been tborl this year in nearly all the chief rice centre'?. Experts' hold that, what with the scarcity of rain, the millalo
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    CALIFORNIA.
    264 3 '.ei.u usuv. SMAKT CHINAMEN. The marvellous 'linds' in Trinity County. California, have astonished everybody. One ledge extends L',ooo I. it down. The ore taken out indiscriminately assays from Sinn to (1,000 to the ton. At a plaeecallcd Hickory Creek, a man lias just taken out of a gravel pit
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    HOME CYCLING.
    889 3 London, I'ri'lay, I7t* -<«?• Thehe is one thine certain about records in cycling, and that i- they are made to be beaten, or at least they arc no sooner made than critics begin to talk of what will presently be done. Take for example the marvellous mile of
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    JAPANESE HONOURS.
    71 3 Thk Emperor of Japan ha* conferred one of his highest honours on Professor I). I. Todd, of Amberst College. V. s. namely, the Imperial Sake Cup," a dish in red laeqaor, bearing the Imperial crest in iri 1 1 No article with the Imperial crest can be bought
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    FOREIGN COINS.
    235 3 A correspondent writes: -In lust week'a issue of the Oouemimtui GfacaMa, the public were informed that .sections six ami seven of tho Foreign Coin Prohibition tirdinanc- of i^iil are to come into force on the Ist of October. In a matter of such importance, it would have been
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    VESSELS ADVERTISED TO SAIL.
    105 3 For Peniing and Calcutta, Sutaav, dua 2-Jii.l Sept.. Ho!i-1c.i.l A Co. Sydney via ports, flUtu, dvi- 83rd Bi pi., McAUster A Co. llongkoiitf. lightning, due 2llb Sept., Barkis* k Mo-.-. Odessa, Koatnini'i, .luc :'stb S.-pl., Borneo Co. Calcium via porU, KrtimUa, oa L'oib i Sept., lloil-i.-a.l
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    HOME NOTES.
    828 3 On the occasion of the tenth anniversary of Prince Ferdinand's accession to the ItidgariHii throne, the Czar sent s sacred picture to his little godson, Prince Boriß, over whose haptism there wa« so much I discussion. The Ame»r of Afghanistan has taken to cycling or perhaps it would
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    S. C. C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    355 3 YESTERDAY'S PLAY. i FIAMrio.NHIIII 1 Woodroffe Uat Rose. Fort Uat Linton. J. Cl. Mactaggart v. Prentice, (unfrt.) A SI.NULES. Captain Parsons, owes 15.2 v. Doyle, rec. 4, (unfinished). Captain White, rec. 3 v. A. U. Wright, owes 1 (unfinished). B BI.NULES. Morrison, scr. lieal Scott,
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    THE NUGGET OF GOLD ORE.
    769 3 That."-aid my (Hand, in reph toßiiuestion of mini-. isa very lar^e anil very rich B*gg*l of gold ore. It was tak.-n many years ago from a milW In Australia." How much is it wortb P" I aaked. Ho looked at me with n »hrew™ smile
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      528 3 1 FOR SALE; EMPLOYMENTS: TO LKT: AND PERSON ALB. [Isttimk, in cent* a line; 2nd »nd 3rd times, 10 cents a line 4th to Oth time*, fi .••nt s.i line; 7th to 18th times, .1 eont» a line; afterward-. 2 cent- a live but n* charge lens thnn one dollar.
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      210 3 WKATHKK UKPORT r—''■■< AVW-nu llntpital, J\*t Ssjrf, IV.i:. M a.m p.m. 9 p.m. Kkmakks. Itar. -'H. I*-: 18 7H:i •*.t.871 THinp. "4-"> 81.0 W*.B t lbTher tDJB 77:J 70.0 1 Dir. of Wind k.n.k. M.W. S.K. "?r 5 Mu.Temp, 88.8 «.3T Mm 7M -H^^ Mix. in Sun I ■> i
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    SHIPPING.
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    SHIPPING IN PORT.
    183 4 Under tbia handing the following al>l>roviationa are uaed:—atr. —eteamer ah.—ahip bq.—barque j Brit.—Britiah U. 8. United State*; Fr. French; Ger. -German Put.— Dutch; Joh.—Jobore; Ac., G.c. General cargo d.p.—deck passengers; U. Uncertain T. P. W.—Tanjong Pagar Wharf: T P. D.—Tanjong Pagar Dock B. \V. Borneo Wlinrf; J.
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    TRADING VESSELS.
    1420 4 AkmvALgSiNCB Noon of Yhbterhay Halarirr, Brit. «tr. *18 tons, Capt RoLertson.22ndS.pt. From Klang. lf.tli Bept. 0.c.. and M dp. Wee Bin and Co. For Dang, 24th—Rds. dm I'hiia, Brit. str. 370 tons, Captain Jollicoe. 21-tSept. From Klang, lUth s,-pt. G.c, 187i1.p. Ban Swee Hong. For Malar. and Klan.,'.
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    444 4 1 Name, port, probablt dalr of arriiul. I name ol ayentt. A. Api-ir, HoiiKkong, (K-t 1 S. >t Hows. AJgpa, Hamburg, o.i r. Simons. Benalder, Hongkong, Sopl -il P, Simon* fcjern, Bnropn, [Coy II Helm Meyer BracoMhire, Htm York, lit Angfl Cal< donien, Hongkon K Nov ;M. M
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    ARRIVALS.
    86 4 jj Vm^L'hNallß. TO»g CAPTAIN FKOM SaILEI. UMOOHV B'pt 2i S. TjoiiK PiimngDut str. US .Nai-fulnli Buu S.-i.t IBTUm Wai «:j I Brit..tr. 37., ..,11i,,,, ESS B^pi liStn IweS 11. "7" M "J r '?5 l?F J ttr Palembang Bepl l9T.Cßogaar.li l-«l.illa »tr. k) Mii.l-.,,, M Uil s Hi,;.,,,! jNolan
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    CLEARANCES.
    108 4 Date. Visa's Kami. tuaUUa Cuun Date. DMru oioi leptSl Cmn Briirtr. iummoni II M.-nwlaiiß »tr. Towoll 21 Crown of Arragou sir. Dorwwdl H Malacca sir. Duly 3-' VMM I Mr. Coy»h •JJ NcHor »tr. Aaaaitb H Stuntor »tr. BUjrhardl M NatM utr. Hum.! W Kinn Ann Mr. Moat U
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      266 4 NOTICES. Ayer's Sarsaparilla. a o CUaMS vniir hlood with Ayfr's Sarsaaartlla— tks nmst thoroughly rrtlabta alterattTe i:\i-t compounded. 1"..r srrofuliv, lioils, ulcers, sores, rarbuxieles, jMrnjilfH, l.l.iti-hcs, and all disorders originating in vitiated hlood, this nii'ilii-iiir Is a specific. Ayer's Sarsaparilla Is I nually hans!ii i:il ;is a ieme<ly for i
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      352 4 NOTICES. A LANGUID WOMEN I PALE C.Hll.l>Hi:\ OLD PEOPLE, INVALIDS YIN CHAPOTEAUT (CHiPimurs wen of feptom) A DEtICIOIS KUTIUTIVE STIMLLA\T Thil llimtourr w.o. it ii.ily a..imililcd >bea > ao olhir 10I1J ot liquid (cod will remain on ihc a t ,oMcb it it ioJic«i«J in c^otlitulioßfcl w«altDe.t lack „t d,
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      501 4 NOTICES. HItOVVN-S Foik Chows Bhand SCOTCH WHISKEY, THK mm WHISKKY IN THK WORLD. An supplied to H.R.H. the Prince of Wales R KIN K MANN A CO., 14 in Sole Agents for Singapore TIMKS" AND "BUIXiET." <m Tkmt. J-SO a \eiir, nr $L'J a month, or lift.en cents a copy.
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