The Straits Times, 1 October 1897

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    12 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1897. NO. 19,34:3
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      654 1 >,VEO COMPANY, LIMITS!) ._J I.if« imnm I h Tnioo Fir» Inranuw- 800M7 _i_— Co-pwy (Fir.). ..1 tm Lif* Amnnn Society. M_-a** Inmsnuirw Company. Mat"*' Bt«ttn N»Ti|f«ti..n Company. TMm^ a U»-r B-»r Company m-unuw* Company, Linuted. 1- n_rticul»r« of Ukm Companias, see tho mat of THK B&RNEO COMS \MSII I V
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      1231 1 i_. BUCHANAN WHISKY P-JWllißi i o ti ir to i^ o "i" BoLK importkk I W I iU- DUW I KATZ BROS BOLD BY ALL UCENBED SPIRIT DEALERS. LIMITED Same as buppliko to thb Houan of Lorm akd Commons and to all oood London Club* ~31/l NOTICES. Gold ivlcdiiL;, T'lTr:s,
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      694 1 JNSURANCE& "TTONGKOXG FIRE INSURANT 'E 11 COMPANY, LIMITED. Capital subscribed $2,000,000. Amount paid up 400,040. Reserve fund 1,060,049. Head Office,— Hongkong. General Managers,. Mesarc. Jakdtnk. I MifHiM/.> wo. "-> Gt'THRIE A Co. THE LONDON AND LANCABHIItE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital £-2,127,600 Paid up Capital 218,760 Reserve Fund (i7H,86.1 The undersigned,
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      820 1 INSURANCES. SUN INSURANCE OFFICE, LONDO> EBTABLISHSD 1710. Insurances effected jpon almost ev^rj description of property at the current ratei ofpramiußi. Total sura insured in 1892, _S9I.KJO,i)co. dar ie9i,-««rB,rrjo.(ini). do IBHO, jf!»l,«X>.O(iO. do !«Bft, £338,900,000. Singapore Agents, BRINKM ANN A Co. rpHE QUEEN INSURANCE COMPANY JL KOW MERGED IN THE ROYAL
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      469 1 BANKS. THnTJIkTIONAL BA#JK OF CHIN. LIMITED. Authorised Capital -1,000,000 Subscribed Capital un.t < 1 hß>,. 8-?!«B Hongkong. OOI'RT OF WBE^TORb:D. Gillies, Esq. Chan Kit Shag, E*.,. H. Stolterfoht, Esq. Chow Tung Shan, Ks M Kwan Hoi Chuen, Esq. Chikp Manai.fk: Geo. W. F. Playfair. Interest on Fixed Deposits, For 12
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      822 1 TWO BOTTLEB CURED HIB COUGH. LAST winter I hail la grippe, which left me in a low state of health, and with a severe cough I tried numerous rAtMdia*, none of which did me any good on earth. 1 was induced to try a bottle of Chamfterlain's Cough Remedy. The
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    COMMERCIAL.
    502 2 HIKOAPOKE, IHT OCTOBER. 1807. PRODI JCK. (halt* are eorreeltd to one p.m.) Gambler, I 8.37 J. Copra Bali, 6.02*. do Pontianak, 8.16. Pepper, Black, buyers 2050. do White, Sri.uO. Sago Flour Sarawak, 3.20. do Brunei, 2.40. Pearl Sago 3.75. Codec, Bali, picked 41. M. Coffee Palembang, picked > Coffee,
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    SHARES WANTED.
    37 2 Municipal Debentures 6%. Do. Do. 6%. Tnnjong Pagar Bund?. Xew Prye River Dock Co. I'iinjoma. Straits Ice Co. Mnynard A Co. K'iiilis, Contributory. FOR SALE, l'engerani; Planting Shares. SOMERVILLE A OUNN, Exchange A Share Brokers.
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    151 2 Fur Fer $lr. Timr. To-Morrow. Sourahuva Kong A If, 11 a.m. Until Pahat Srnaug Hali. 11 B.m. Penang and Deli Calypto, 'i p.m. Hongkong Kut Sang, 2 p.m. Bangkok Hydra, 2 p.m. i Bangkok Ctrbtnu, 2 p.m. Malacca Pakan Hon</ Wan, -J p.m. Henang Glenfalloch, 3 p.m. i
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    117 2 From Ki'kope By the M. M. 8. n. due on the 2nd Oct. with dates toflu- loth Sept She brings replies to the mails which left Bing»i>ore on tit.- 10th A UKFrom China -.-By the I. llohilln. duo on Tile-clay. Time Table Of Mails Due. Loft HiiiKapore
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    PASSENGERS LIST.
    187 2 ARRIVALS. Pet i. l'u Hasai from ■Aaatiaaaki Mr. (irimetend. lei- s. h. Culupto from Deli: -Mr. Von .|,i pfordten. id Dr. H. Urnham. I,-, l. a. Kinn Yanu from .\lu»i:--Mr. Vamlevk TO ARRIVE. Per (jkrinun 8. 8. S'l'hten fruin Breinei haven ilue llth instant.—Mr. Fritz Mevi-r sad fiimilv.
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    DEATH.
    15 2 At HxtiiMH, Malcolm Bkan. Kesi.l.ni Divisional Manager of the New York Ufa Insurance Company.
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    THE STRAITS TIMES. FRIDAY, Ist OCTOBER, 1897. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. NAVAL DISASTER.
    98 2 THE STRAITS TIMES. FRIDAY, Ist OCTOBER, 1897. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. NAVAL DISASTER. Established: 1831. PRICK 15 CKNT8. [tiubucription rate* ami lulrerliMiig rates ruiy lie found on the fuurth page.] LOSS OK LIFK. Lssaism, M (kkitr. The torpedo-destroyers fkraasW and l/yiis grounded in a fog near Kalmoulh The steampipu of the fhnAm
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    GERMANY.
    37 2 NAVAL EXTENSION. The new German Naval Secretnry intends to bring forward a shipbuilding programme. The outlay is estimated at twentyone millions sterling to be spent until 1006. To meet this outlay, fresh taxation will be proposed.
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    SPAIN.
    18 2 MINMTKKIAI. CKISIS. The Spanish Cabinet has resigned. Seiior Sagasta has been sent for by the 'J'ir.n Regent.
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    THE GUARDS.
    9 2 The Grenadier Guards have sailed for Gibraltar.
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    THE NOTE ISSUE.
    1099 2 We publish, to-day, certain corres|K>ndence between the two Hanks of note issue and the Straits Government. The point under discussion is the proposed Government note issue, and the relation of the Banks thereto. It is a matter that we have already discussed, and regarding which, we fear,
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    45 2 lri.- trhgiiiphc.lthat.al thi-appi .:i. I. int; meeting of ths sharaholden ufthe Chart, ie I Hank ul' In.lia, Australia, and China, the Directeri will i I'lnineiul a Dividend for the past ball grew at tho rate of 8 per oent. per annum, free of iiKuini.' tax
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    128 2 T>nminieterialcrisisuiSpain,roi>orted tn-day, li.tl ben <-x [.<•< t.-tl. The c,m mrirtlm party, tho one last iv power there, had been weakened by the losa of the Plotter, Beta Cancrras, liy tho liaml of an assassin (nn.i.ii Aaaarraga, his surcessor, lacked the tact and the iiillueiin: to bold together tho conflicting element!
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    12 2 To-MORBOW, ttv publish tin: lir-l ol Mr. CHflbrd'i new series of tab
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    17 2 Mv A. K. .\i -us, (,t Messrs. John '•"'l'- Co died .-it the Qenerol Hospital, tO 'lay
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    18 2 Tin. total expenditure to be adniinia tered by the Public Worki Departmenl in i -:i-. amounts to 11,0X8,619.
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    18 2 h I Lord Harris i- making arrangements to bring cricket team to India, during tin- mi «of IBBG
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    21 2 Thi i.ill in the price of coffee, a dug to the District Officer of KUng, ha liit tin- tmall landowner! verj
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    24 2 The Burma Government baa issued a circular, Intimating that British bhu ir.iv who with to travel in Hiana, must be provided with pa iporl
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    26 2 rowiui Loka V.-»- rin.l a Herafc Towkey have.sayi the Malay Rranted the principal opium, gaui >lini ■pint, and pawn-broking farms in Nrgri S. in l.i l;ui
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    25 2 Ink Sungei Ujong and Ji-lcbu Uyinkhana Club held a sky nieutiuK, al Serambap, on tha 26th Beptewbei rhe racos iw reported I in good ipori
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    30 2 i>nk hundred and lixtj uiue deaths were registered al Singapore during tin week ending on Saturday lust, with ■> ratio of 12.57 par thousand Choli ra Mornintad for t. n deathi
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    36 2 lo i>.\\ Btn Hi I *i\ page paper, with ti n aupplemtmU added. Tha pictorial my plementi are giren five with tun paper i" regular übscribera only. I' i other punojia, they .ire sold ul Moh
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      682 2 NOTICES. NOBEL'S I EXPLOSIVES COMPANY, LD. Mannfa -turors of DYNAMITE OBUONITE I OELATINK DYNAMITE BLASTING (rF.I.ATINE DETONATORS ExroKTIHS ill a<.i kin<« or sakkty ran AWD ELECTRIC BLASTING \IT.\K\I DR IHS ASOTB Xl PLOSIVES, BEIKO AU. HA»rncTf«si) ihCJrsatßeitaiii.ajisiiadi j j TO PASS THI HIOH tTAHDABD or PDUITY i AKl> limy TESTS
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      1132 2 NOTICES. JI.NOAI'OKE 'SPOKTIXG I'LUK. r J The Autumo Race Meeting, will he held h< n the 19tb, !iUt, and 23rd October. 1897. n< r k 0 g k a y. hb, FIRBTJ>AY. Txumlay, Mh OctiAxr, 1897 Fimt Kaci. IHK MAIUKN PLAiK-Value $250. A Race for Maiden Hortes— Weight v per
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      467 2 NOTICES. I^HE monthly «wing meeting of the Church Work Association will be ■eld at the Raffles Girls' School, en Wedleadav, the <!th Oct., at 4 p. m. B/10 THE meeting of Licensing Justices for the quarter commencing Ist October will I* held in the office of the InspectorLJeniral of Police.
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      861 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENT. \l r ANI'ED, a draftsman and surveyor, TT one used to architectural drawing preferred. Apply to SWAN MACLAREN. ASSISTANT WANTED i MERCANTILE firm require a Euroj\. pean assistant, especially for bookkeeping and general office work, for a period of from nine to twelve months. Apply, stating term- an,
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      7 2 XciX i.K.VKKAL SIIIITIM) RBWfl MM I'AUE 4.
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      129 2 At St. Mnry the Virgil, Kimlu Lumpur, on 2Mth September, by tho le*d. Frank W. Haines, b.a., Oxox., A. Kmsi.ii Bexzik Howarth Enkine, Ltd., to Aunes, second daughter of Mr. H. C. Swan, S. M. The Semapbor*, Adelaide. M 8. 8. iaUndod for th« Blraiti T>mtt ihonld b« written on
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    PICTURESQUE SINGAPORE.
    11218 3 i; >i PPLEMENT& i tfcm f Supple nts ilhutrating Ulirii to ■I 1 1 1 1_' and uliiii rarioui ll'inri-liiiiu' bu -i depii tad on thee* ,HV IlK'Ut Mll'l propel I !-.l:lllv t.. UIC I tnoe "i .-i < i t y that .1. inn-T .n to all
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    2748 4 Till USDAY. 30tii SEPTEMBER. ■■RESENT. 'I.E. Tilt (ioVfcKNOR, SIX CIIAKLKS UI'LI.KN Hi i.n Mitchell, g.c.ii.g. r ilou. C. W. Sneyd-Kynnersley, Acting Colonial Secretary. !lon. Licut.-Colonel Bogle. R. E., Officer Commanding the Troop 9. Ilou. Tl do M. Braddell, Ac, ing AttorneyUeueral. •lon. F. (J. Penney, Acting Colonial Treasurer.
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    THE NOTE ISSUE.
    1520 4 THEUOVKKNMENI AND 111 K lIANKTiik Ibllowiiiß corrcs|H)inl. nee ii lmpl ing tin; (ioveninient Note bane Scheme was laid on the Cmineil TaWe yesterday •From the Paaagan, Chattered Hank „f India, Australia, and China, and n kong ami Slninjjhai Banking Corporation, to the Aetini; Colonial Secretary i Singa|Hirv,
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    THE WORLD'S GOLD OUTPUT.
    246 4 I'lii- 1 1 ii., i -limair „i the Di the American Hint, who if perhaps ■n< 1 reliable authority on thi putt ili.' w.u1.l gold prodw at a total of 206,000,000 Join in excess ol 11,000,0001 iterlini preliminary estimate of the same man give* the total
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    CHARITY
    30 5 i HK (.(.vrrnment intends to sp,n 1 I, :u liable allowanc- next on the agWM for nM orphanages at Singapore 10 of which the Coßvantgets 91 tJicholasfa Bafjss) WH.
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    MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.
    30 5 i [TOOps n;. proves of the „1 sUowanoe of l dollar native A. l». employes employed in the CornIs! October inclusive. time as the price of rice .rmal
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    ROBBERY.
    33 5 K Valmm charged two this morning, with robbing dollar note on the race urn that one of the men md the othet removed i it pocket The: eaoo was irt of twomagistratpp.
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    SHIPMASTERS AND ENGINEERS.
    34 5 ..i last advicer, n i and engineer! of the -t.am Ship Company have petition to il wnets foi be amount of increase „.,i ii 890 per month. lo al Marine Association.
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    A GOLDEN DOG.
    46 5 p HI following is U cx.eipt tioru I Klondyke miner "You lof the golden calf. Well, 1 ing that boats that I have A dog of mine died, and bis hide as a sack for my him as full of gold a- he
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    COLOURED SUPPLEMENT.
    41 5 i „i our Coloured Supplen ol the Anglo Chinese J bai been printed i»y Mi stn Kirn Seng >v (os 11,, school founded by the late Kirn Seng is called the Free School," in Amoj Street, loCbineM Free School
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    JUBILEE RAYS.
    35 5 h VeowTet Bhin .'""I UThung ive presented s complete rprod ingthe RontgenX in the Government |poh in commemoration of i Jubilee of the Queen, and the thanks of Govern- generous and public- gift
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    MILITARY OUTLAY.
    45 5 Ihk military outlay, next year, is put I lie itemi are fc24,015, (ag linst 169 i ,-"i. IK I. ana. ks SoO.OOU; and n i.t allowance 18,000 The under the Volunteer < >rdi- i- made up of capitation, il mtlay, •2,400; staff, ammunition, MOO.
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    A DISHONEST BOY.
    47 5 Mi- l.aiiil-niann. the the Central Hotel, gave i Chinese ■buy "'in her boating in respect oft.'n 1 "boy admitted that he in gambling. He waaalto iling a dozen bottles of I having fraudulent pOSSSS i hero was ..t fraudulent Hi ni od to itinj;.
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    THE SHIPPING COMMISSION.
    59 5 ■wing gentlemen have been Governor to form a rjuire into the local Mr. W Bgerton, lident of the Municipal Pit lidenl the Hon. .inlander Craufurd, Mi- i Attendant. Bingaporß Messrs Jackson Millar, in Jiak Kirn. n will meet this after- time, at th'^ office of to in
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    RICE.
    83 5 nu. tAMOOOa MAHKtr. mail advice-, Sip!. >n rice market had gone The situation four i- thus described mite thippers have been i and speculators have ■Mt of the market, II iiij; tliiit nothing has been Ili rs, and re-sales ted to the- smallest India apparently does I rice at
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    THE AFRIDI STRONGHOLD.
    74 5 IN (W TIKAII. 'Id ..f the Afridi tribe red mountain region, omprisea an ana of miles, and is for the IU with an altitude of with deep valleyi ting it ami running ncipal iralleys an n Bowing through alley, including also ilaieal and Maidan Wridis, the Khanki
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    MONDAY!
    50 5 iki. Os rill Ith m deal town as to ol disaffected id, threaten Since the ■••ic »o kind. give the notice, the officers laborate any trouble. taken ai pretty will !.i. no rikishaa Mondaj and it is a number of .a v.m di^tur i improbable. ne applied applied to-day.
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    "THE CHILDREN'S STUDY"
    160 5 FRANCE. Hkaltifili.y bound ii, pale line covers, attractively printed, supplied with an exquisitely fine etching of Ilemi Quaire, on horseback, this little book is well calculated to make the learning of history a Measure to children instead of a harr 1 task. The authoress of this little
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    " BUILDERS OF GREATER BRITAIN."
    319 5 BUILDERS OF GREATER BRITAIN." Tn first of a set <il" eight volumes, crown 9fO bound in cloth, I each, lias lust come to hand. It is one of a series to I ntiUed Uuilders of Greater Britain." These books, the first of which was brought before the public in the
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    14 5 Builders ol Greater Britain -eiies. "Sir Walter Baleigfa," by Major Hume. Fisher Inwin. London.
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    GANG ROBBERY.
    82 5 THK SITI ATIo.N IN SIAM. Nkus from the eastern provinces of Biam, says the Wain I'm- /Van, brings the same tale of robbery, murder, and outrage. Qangs are formed in all dbtricta, a. id. whenever they are resisted, they shoot down their victims. They arc generally too numerous
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    "THE STRAITS CHINESE MAGAZINE."
    115 5 Wk have received the >epteml.ct number of the Btraiit Chiiutt Mag* [t is an excellent number, full of interesting matter that is contributed for the most part under well known signatures. A recent paper by the Acting Colonial Secretary on "The Prevention and BepMeSion Of crime"
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    THE ACCELERATED P. & O. SERVICE.
    161 5 THE ACCELERATED P. O. SERVICE. The Peninsular and Oriental steamship Company are constructing two East vessels, the foil and the Otiru, each ol ■j: t..i,s register and of MOO horse power, to be ready on Peb. Ist, which will nm from Briidisito l*>>rt Said in forty-eight hours. They will not
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    THE COFFEE SHOPS.
    201 5 I.vm night, themembenoftbeCliiaeae Christian Aoaa iation took tot debate the uueotion of the "Cofce Bhopi The U. v Mr Ifargan took the chair, and proposed the motion: "Thai the Government should take active steps to Buppn v the coffee ihopo, as they arc iiyuriouatothemoralweuareoftheyoung men of tlii>
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    ALEXANDRA ROAD MURDER.
    717 5 (IKUEBOME DETAIU. Thk further hearing of the Alexandra Knad murder case against Ong Jiak eh u,m and Leung Ah Kongwas resumed, yesterday afternoon, by Mr. Wolferstan. Mr. Nrwland appeared for the Crown Mr. Khory defended Ong Jiak Chuan. Tay Hong Siang identified the plato containing six teeth,
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    THE ESTIMATES.
    211 5 BALANCE SHEET FOX 1808. KEVENUE. Land Revenue (less sales) 261.720 Kenu. exclusive of Land, 9.13-5 Licences, 3,iM5,400 stamps, «J«« Port and Harbour Dues, 1 M*» Postage. 207,100 Pines Forfeitures and Fees fti,.2o fees of Office, IW.KW l;.inil,iiiseiiients, 188,S4fi Sale of (iovenunent Property, 1 ,755 Interest, rto,7iO Miscellaneous Beoeipta,
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    SIAM.
    78 5 The King of Siams hirthday was celehrated with illuminations at Bangkok on the 21st September. A storm raged that night, and spoiled j the festivities. A heavy illuminating frame fell, and a steam launch capi sized, with the loss of three lives I as result. The annual distribution of
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    S. C. C TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    211 5 YESTERDAYS PLAY. CHAMPIOSSHir. Prentice v. Sam Reid (unfinished). W'oodroffe l#al Pearce. l SI SULKS. .Scoular l»mt Cartuichael. A DOUBLES. Woodroft'e and Linton Ber. v. F. D. and J. G. Mactaggart, ser. (unfinished). Captain Pinhorn and S. Reid, scr. beat Hardcastle and Delay, rec. 2. B
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    HOME NOTES.
    591 5 "Tkilhy" is to be turned into an opera by Signor LeoncaTallo. who liuj already done good work, and U likely to wed the prettiest of music to tho pretty story. A near-sighted girl, passing through Kegent-Btreet, gave a glance at a hosiery window. She i li.M-ked a tanas,
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    CLEARANCES.
    81 5 Datk. Tmm'i Namk Fi-aoAKiu Cajtain Dkatinatiun arptao ii.n.ii. i. lint. -ir. Tlioouon :v\ Shanghai PAOrtr. Bluhop i.i i r.niiiur Brit rtr. Bi nnatyna l BsUviar sir. BobarUon 1 Apamtuia <»-r. »<r. i|> uul I SunialiH «tr. khiKki-i 1 KMM Mi H«t Mr. 11 inn I sii.Kk.-p Out «ir. Kbci
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      403 5 ARRANGEMENTS. Friday, Ist O<tobbk. High Water. 059 p.m. S. C. C. Tennis Tournament. Philharmonic Orchestra. 8.30. Satvrday, -Jnd October. High Water. l>.T a.m. 1.40 p.m Cycle Race. Cricket. S.C.C. r. H.R.C. Chess Club. 8.30. M. M. outward mail due. Six day, :Jhl> October. High Water. 3.9 a.m. 230 p.m. Sixteenth
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      193 5 NOTICES. ENVELOPES. CASH OLKA&ANCB SALE AT THE "STRAITS TIMIS" UVFKS '"iiiiitencing on •Salurdnu, H//i Sept. THE PATRIOT KXVEI.OI'K, 1,000 51.10; sent froe by Post 51.50. THK ANTIQUE ENVELOPE, 1,000 52.50; sent free by Post S.i 2*>. PUBLISHED THIS DAY: THE STRAITS AND MALAYA during the Queen's Most Glorioiw Reign With
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      88 5 WKATHEIt IiKPOUT. Kamlang Kerbau Hospital, ttU >•;-', i«S".'. a.m. :t p.m. p.m. EtSOU kk«. Bar. 59.010a9.8MW.94i Temp. H.VH BIJ «l.lt W. ini.Ther 7!i.M 7(1.0 7*o >. Dir.ofWind X.W. SjSJT. B.W, |1 Max. Temp. 91.8 Mm 77.(1 Mux. in Sunl.>7 tt Isrr.iad o Rainfall Nil. 7. WKATHKR TKLKUKA-M K. A. O.
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      226 6 Under this beading the following abhrevhtions are used: sir— steamer sh. sh p bq.— barque; Brit.— British U. B. United States; Fr. French; Ger.— German; Dut.— I iut.li Joh. Johore; Ac, O. c, Oen ral cargo d. p. deck passengers ll.— t'n ertnin T. P. \V.— Tanjong
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      TRADING VESSELS
      1187 6 ahhivalk Hiiroi Noon of Yesterday. Amara, Brit. str. 1,666 tons, Capt +< Ist Oct. From Hongkong, 24th Sept G.c., 23 d. p. Boustead and Co. For Samarang, 4th -W. Ban Fo Soon, Dut. str. 222 tons, Captain Odink, SOth Sept. From Puntianak 29th Sept. G.c, 50 d.p. Lim
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      463 6 > I Namr, port, probable dale of orriiu .1 d iimnr of title nt*. A. Api-iir, Houj<konB, Oct 1;H, i M Antrim,- Lirerpool, Oct 4. Manafleld Aii-lrn.iu.l. ii rbjr Ol li-.n-l. 1 Bawoan, BJjermaatln, Oct 10 Daei BaoUm, Molucca* Oei la Daeud.' Banmohr, London. Ocl 10 I". BIiuom«
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      ARRIVALS.
      22 6 B'pt sab *§»2£s S3T£l*r irini.^Tun.lTubll.he.i l.y Aknui Klii. hi t1... 1,,,,.- It. C.roen. Hin|(»poro, siruit* scukin.nt. < I i ,nl: an. l :<.;
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