The Straits Times, 19 October 1897

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    12 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1897. NO. 19,358.
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      701 1 gO-ÜBO COMFAKT. LIMITBD J ■MikH Llf» Aurannoa. 1 Fir. Innumno. Soctaty A^^Ocavaa, 1 c rSh^bifo AMunuioe 8ool«ty. I M»nn»lmiinuiM> Company. Jlotiwl St<»m Vari^ntion I'ompuiy. JJ»Ssah»i» I**" lu r Compwiy. ln.ar««^«mp»ny. l.!mit^. ZmMA of THI HOKXEO COM- MsIIII' COMPANIES. I' OFKI'H, I'OLLYER QUAY, t vk- Nkw Hahiiudr *0 \\\|i,\ll'»N OUMPUTT. «tk»«
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      2062 1 BUCHANAN WHISKY ■HSSIMi |O TUC DCOT BOLE IMPORTS ;OT 11^ I O I rIL DLO I katz bros, SOLD BY ALL LICENSED BPIRIT DEALERS. LIMITED. Same as supplied to thk Houses of Lords and Commons and to all oood London Cluw. 31/12 REU SMOKE "HELIOS" MANILA CIGARS HAM OK THK
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      310 1 BANKS. THE NATIONAL BANK OF CHINA LIMITED. Authorised Capital i1,000,U00 Subscribed Capital 600,000 Head Office Hongkong. COURT OF DIRECTORS D. Gillies, Esq. Chan Kit Hhag, Esq. H. Btolterfoht, Esq. Chow Tung Mian, K-.| Kwao Hoi ('linen, Esq. Cuibp Manages: Geo. W. F. Playfair. Interest on Fixed Deposits, For 12 months
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      811 1 HOW TO CURESUMMER OOMPLAINT DURINO all of last rammer, a on«-yeer-nl.i child in this place wu treated by two different physicians for summer complaint without any permanent relief. Tlfn child's parents, having learned of the Hood qualities of Chnmberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrh<ra Remedy in th« treatment of this <liwane.
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    COMMERCIAL.
    500 2 Sim.u-.ikk. 19th Or IOBES, 1897. PRODUCE. (Hale* are arrested to one p.m.) Gambier I fI.JS. Cuiira Bali, R. 86. do Pontianajt, 6.10. Pepper, Black, 20.00. do White, (r./) 38.50. Sn;.. Flour Sarawak 3.10. do Brunei 2.30. Pearl Sago 3.76. Coffee, Bali, picked 33.60. Coffee Palembang, picked 37 .80. Coflee,
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    111 2 For P.rttr. Time. To-Mokkow. Hiitaviu Cmiinerij, 7 n.in. Batu Pnliat Boon Sun 1, 10 a.m. Cherition A S'urang I'rnang, 11 a.m. Djambie KianAnn, 11 A.m. Billiton A; Ptianak H. I". .Soon, Noon. i HanUa A Hollo i p.m. Pudang via ports Jf. Vtowvmki* 2 p.m. IVnamj and Deli
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    112 2 From KrsiiiE By tin 1 I. A O. s. s. BOMfCn, dip. on lbs KStli iiist. Fkom iiisa By tho P. A O. s. 8. l'.'ir, mm, due on .'Ttli inst. eft Singapore Due in l.oml Sept 1-t P. A Bopl Liltll Si'pt 7lh M. M. (),.t
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    229 2 ARRIVALS. IV,- o. llrU baa IMi;-Mr. H. M. V. O. Sclinyl. hrMIJM H'AuH .tfi.i fruin I'onti.uiak Mr. Bi;n.|iio. lvr L UMh from Hongkong:— Dr. and Mrs Winter, lilt fill Joliiistonu, and Frost. IVr M. M. s.s. JfWimrM from KhmUlm Soeurs Xuurritc, lio-signol Philippe, anp Loupiiu U.-rmai-.-. Mr-. Wtktttt,
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    STRAITS TIMES.
    19 2 Established: 1831. PRICK 16 CENTS. [Sutiteription rate* and advertising rait* may be found on the fourth pag*.]
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    TUESDAY, 19th OCTOBER, 1887 REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
    69 2 MMKTALLISM CABINET DECISION. Tmjuloh, 10th October. The Times states that the Cabinet has decided to decline to re-open the Indian Mints. It has also declined to enter into any Monetary Conference. FURTHER DELIBERATION. But the Government is very likely to makefile intimation that it
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    SIR EDWING ARNOLD.
    54 2 Sir Kdwin Arnold has married S Japanese lady, who has been educated in Kngland. We think the young Irj.ly his Ixten in Singapore. If we surmioe eoriwtly, then, lit that time, she could not Rpoak Boglisli luit was proceeding to England under th* rare of Sir Edwin
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    8 2 TnK Slrnitt Riulget was published at noon, to-day.
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    10 2 Mf?^ QtUBH A'Beckett arrived, this morning, by mail from Europe.
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    12 2 Thb Netherlands Co uul-General invites tenders for the opium farm in Rhio.
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    14 2 Thk Government invite tenders for building apothecaries' quarters at the Tan Tock Seng's Hospital.
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    15 2 The ste.Ti'er Formosa left Penang yesterday e^enir and may be expected here on to-morrow irorning.
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    21 2 The Gleiwrd, a ship laden with kerosene oil. has been wrecked on the Saugor Sands, Hooghly river. All hando were saved.
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    22 2 It is reported that a military comip'ision will be despatched by the Japanese Government to watch the right'ng on the Indian frontier.
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    27 2 A jai'axesk lirie.'al Ordinance has been issued anro .nc p^ that the circulation of the exiting one-yen silver coin will be stopped after the Ist April, 1888.
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    26 2 The Singapore Recreation Club intend, it is said, to challenge the I'enang Recreation Club to play cricket and tennis here during the Chinese New Year Holidays.
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    28 2 The first of the IS9K calendars is to hand. The Netherlands Fire Insurance Pu Messrs. Hooelnndt Co., agents, send a boldly printed and useful calender in monthly sheets.
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    A FEROCIOUS DOG.
    29 2 This morning. Liin Swee (Juan for keeping a ferocious dog, was fined five dollars nnd costs, and cautioned that he must keep the dog carefully muzzled.
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    DOUBLE MURDER.
    56 2 On Saturday last, at Argus Lane Penanc, the police found in a house the corpses of a Chinaman and Chinawoman who had been murdered A ohilil, the only person left in the hew*, said that four Chinese were the murderers. The police are said to have a clue,
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    SHOCKING ACCIDENT
    61 2 At Hongkong, on the 12th instant, a Chinaman, employed in Messrs. Butterlield and Swire's sugar works there, worked too near a centrifugal drying Miaehine, eoing .it the rate of six hunlreil revolutions a minute. The spindle "aught his tail and scalped his head. His feet were cut off,
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    HEAVY LOSS.
    81 2 At Hongkong, on the Oth ins .nt th« shroll'of the Mercantile Hank sustained a seriouß loss. He had cashed a cheque at the Hongkong and Shanghai Hank, receiving notes for some thousands of dollars. He counted the money and left the bank but returned a little later declaring
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    A COLLISION.
    82 2 YsaTODAT. the cross summons ca6es of Tan Joo Chin es. Jackson Millar and vie+vmr**. were heard by Mr. O'Sullivan. The rvi.lence shewed that, while the carriages belonging to these gentlemen were in the charge of their syces on the Uth instant, a collision occurred causing some damage to
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    DR. HOTT.
    110 2 TO THK EBITOK OK TIIK STRAITS TI.MKB." Bn, I notice in yesterday's Strait* '/'(/,„.< an article headed "adulterated milk" In this your correspondent ftstti nor could the GofMWMI Analyst identify the constable who brought them (the bottles of milk) to his oflice." Will you he Rood enough to
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    NETHERLANDS INDIA.
    953 2 In Acheen, Tuku Omar's band still rive trouble. They infest the coast country about Lepong, where hills ami valleys serve them an places of NAM Military operations theieare fatiguing and difficult, and the broken nature of the country allows the onemy plenty ot cover. The only chance of
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    NAVAL NEWS
    63 2 Tub lluwjlcnuij MsawafA "ays that the <irufU,ii will shortly leave that port for .Singapore, and will than await Urn arrival of Admiral Oxli-y or his relief, expected from England in losu live or six weeks. It is understood that tho Immortalitf has received orders to proceed to .Singapore
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    MUTINY ON BOARD.
    85 2 C'ait. Venru, oi Hi.. British ship Pankm SkolrirM, on the lath instant, charged nine Asiatic seamen, at the Hongkong Harbour Office, with mAwUm i., obey orders. The MM hail bean (kipped at mnpnnte. and wanted to gal ili,-n dil charge :it Hongkong. The DMn said the ship
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    TODAY'S SELECTION.
    28 2 Maiden Plate: Ante Ist Griffin Race Welcome 2nd do. Wilhelmina Derby Disfigured Grand Stand Cup: Zitt.i Sultan's Cup Lord of the Is| es Governor's Cup Egerton
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    LATEST SCRATCHINGS.
    50 2 Glorer and Kloiulyke for all eg aBB mints. HACK N». 2. THK MUST (iWH ltouuimv, Knrlinni, Tinstrenm, LodU«. gar, BWstfanOWW, WiHn-luium, i Aijiiiitnl' l BACK NO. 3. THK SECI'NU UUIKHs IA t liijlfn n, Jessica. The Widow, /w, Monti, Wiicoinc, The Scout, Ruhrt ill De,U, and Holly Ism
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    SPORTING NOTES.
    257 2 The heavy rain during the ni^.t las made the course very wet and hean and there are sine to be Some ui,.,.i',' This morning, the saddling padduck and part of the lawn wen undei watet and I don't envy the jockeys at all. As FFiftsWNM is not going
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    JAPANESE GOLD COIN.
    115 2 To-day (the Ist October), ssys Uh Jiipiiit lltiniii, the new gold coins arc being exchanged fur the old yen i lirrencj in silver ami paper, ufl they US handsome design and properly pro|>ortioned. On the obverse they bcsrtM legend "Dai Nippon, :toth year of Meiji," and the
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    PROFESSOR WINTER.
    110 2 Paonseoi II Winter, the com doctot, is paying a short visit to tl from Hongkong. His office suiting hours are announced in our advertising column. Professor inter, by the way, has the following t«rtinumial from Bb Cecil ClriiienU Smith, dated Colombo. 18th 1887: "Sir Cecil Clementi r-mith has
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    IN ACCESSIBLE THIBET.
    412 2 a traveller's mnmuam The Times >,f India of the tod says: In May last, Henry Savau" \m dor, a grandson of Walter Savage L»" dor, and hhnseU IB artist and travellei and writer of repute, set out from Alinora on a journey through Thibet with the intention
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      643 2 NOTICES. NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY, LD. j Manufacturer* of DYNAMITE WF.I.KiNTJT. GELATINE DVN VMIIK BI.AHTING GELATINE DETONATOBB I hMBM w SAFETY FI'ZE KI.ECIKh BLARIIfCI AITAkAH.-v Till IWIVI Kll'l-OHIVIH, BBINO AI.I. MAJWUFirTUBIII IK URBAT HKITAIN, AKK MAIIB TO TkIM THE *****1 l HTAMDABD OF I'l HITY AHU «Ar«Tv tut* mroKiu ry tii«
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      917 2 NOTICES. NOTIcK rpilK Links of the Singapore Golf Club 1 will 1..< closed on Monday, the I III) in-t.int, anH will IMfM on Monday, MM IMfe ant. »■<■■ I'XIOX IX^I'RAMK SOCIETY OF canh i\. UMRED. NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. rnUMMM Dividends for the year I bare tin- „i> i n declared.
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      746 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENT NOTICE. IWII.I.IAM HtVOB, will not be n>» ponsible (or any debt or debt* ooostfmcted by my wife, Virginia, who limIcfr my prntc, -non. 80,10 NOTICE rpK.M'KKS will lie received at the Colol ni.il Secretary's Office, up to noon of llii'Mh November, I-» 17, for the following work": Erection
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      37 2 SHARES ANTED. Municipal Debentures 6%. Do. Do. 6%. Taijong Pagar Binds. Ne« Prye River Dock Co. I'nnjoms. stiaite Ice Co. M.iMiard A Co. Knubs, Contributory. KOK BALK I'engerang I'lanting Hhates. BO.MKKVILLE A GU.NN, Baehaswe A Share Brokers.
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      24 2 THE "STRAITS TIMES" HAS THE LARBEST CIRCULATION OF ANY NEWSPAPER IN ASIA BRITISH INDIA EXCEPTED. NO OTHER EASTERN NEWSPAPER HAS SO WIDESPREAD A CIRCULATION.
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    THE MAIL.
    675 3 miTK- NKWS. AM" REPORTS. MILITARY NEWS. .1 I. Wheoler, Chief Ordnance the Dublin Muriel, leaves November, to hecome .Mli-T there, iujpk*. R. K. N Clarke, who will bo ■i,i,.| Ordnance Officer in w C. Knox, Ist Bn. Rifle n appointed Garrison nil DUTCH HllxiKl. I-!'-, which was i>it
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    WEIGHTED PORK.
    119 3 mint says: l'oik butch- capital business. They rs twenty-two rents ird .if the weight is Chun gentleman purchased fpork ,m Sunday. When it 111 Imiled (the Chinese like it 1 1 diminished in weight •i An allowance of ■Bade be cooking, the loss is over Befon the Abattoirs
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    PUNJOMS.
    31 3 Vernon'g HonjikoiiK share ■Uc.l 18th instant, nn receipt of newi dci lehing (MO oi.), have riMMtd 11.4Q nun the early part *ale» were eUectod at SM aurket eloasd with nellem
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    LATEST BY WIRE.
    1099 3 I(Vrom the Timu of Ceylon.") Ix>Nno», Bth October. jor Lugard, Captains Harvest and »eu«, and Lieutenant Dove, have been led for service in the. I «gos Hinterland. Reuters correspondent at '.agog says that a French expedition of soldiers has left Port Novo for the Hinterland. The Lagos
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    VIEWS AND REVIEWS.
    1133 3 I! OUR LIBRARY. l*p at our lihrary there has been a s>ort of house-cleaning lately, and the librarian-in-chief, to ameliorate his patrons who suffer unusual inconveniences has granted them temporary permission to choose their hooks off tho shelve? for themselves, instead of securing them through the intermediary
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    INTERPORT CRICKET.
    49 3 Tut; Malay M"H learns that Mr. B. Nciihiomu i has i-ueeeeiled in obtaining the necessary leave to proceed to Hongkong for the cricket fixture. He is to ho married to-day, and after, ftbtiei bomrmoOß, will join the rubt of the Straits uluvcn in Singsporu on the K-Jth
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    A LOCAL LAWYER AND HIS PROPERTY.
    525 3 A CASE IN THE APPEAL COURT. Yesterday afternoon, in the Appeal Court, the appeal of Mr. W. C. Nihlett, solicitor, in the cause of Hadjee Ahmad bin Eusope r. \V. C. Niblett, was partly heard before Acting Chief Justice Law and Mr. Justice Myndman
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    HOME NOTES.
    20 3 As Irishman writing to debtor says I confidentially expected before this to receive from you an agreeable surprise.
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    24 3 It is not generally known that the Queen, besides speaking Hindustanee fluently, can write it with more than average correctness in the Persian character.
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    35 3 "Ouida." a gossip tells us, never writes at a table or desk, but upon a blottingbook on her knee, and her writing is so large that a sheet of m^fnuscript contains but a few words.
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    37 3 The Archduchess Stophnni of Austria, who was accompanied by a large suite. and received by several members of the Austrian Embassy, has arrived in London. The Archduchess will remain several week- in England on n v sit.
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    46 3 The Czar likes to assist the Empress's progress in the Russian lancuajre. and when he is with her at the play he mentally note 3 any paawga which he thinks his wife may not have und erstood, and explains it to her in English or (ierman.
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    44 3 The present daily life of the ex-Empress Eugenic is in strangn contrast to that formerly led by her. She lives, when at Farnborough. in complete retirement, receiving only those old friends who have retained a peculiar right to her sympathy, gratit ude, and regard.
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    49 3 The Prince of Wales used to be called, as s rule, "good little Bertie," when the Queen was writing about him ns a chili!. He was n perfect little gentleman, says Clium.i. and \i snid to have been distinguished by the graceful bows he gave to his mother's visitors.
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    55 3 Among -'Mlent members" perhaps the most absol 'telv constant la <ii« ntlrndance in the Chamber ,-it Westminster in Mr. Donal Sullivan. His usual seat is ono of the back benches under the side (mllery. On the other side, Commander Rethell, a rare speiiker. is almost a> persistent in his attendance
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    63 3 The Crown Prince and Princess of Naples have been for some time having lively experiences of what the Italian beggar is like. When the two were stopping in Venice for several days, they found the beggars had come to town before them and were ready for their reception. During their
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    77 3 The typi cal Scottish sexton is not dead yet; he only jokes with more "defeeculty. 1 At a funeral that took place in the village of A -the other day the son of the deceased handed the grave-digger tome hard cash. saying— "l suppose that will do." The worthy looked
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    72 3 King Oscar the Second of Sweden and Norway was fond, in his boviefa days, of writing verses, and he once >cnt in some romances and ballads relating to the navy of hisi own country, which reeeiv.-il a prisa from the Swedish Academy. As these were submitted anonymously, the award must
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    79 3 Tllu Dukr ol BfUfort -ays Cotxtfl Journal, who may claim the distinction of being tin: typical BaglUb sportsman, has worn ducal coronet fo 43 VSata, Haas Urn d. -ntli, however, of his daughter, Lady Waterford, to whom In' MM p i--i.iimti-lv attached, lie has growl rapidly old, ami can nu
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    51 3 It was a church gathering, and they had met to say farewell to a missionary and his wife. A layman was asked to pray, and ho began in this wise—" O Lord, who earest both for man and beast, take care, we beseech Thee, of our dear brother and his
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    62 3 One day an Irishman was taking a walk in a small town near Glasgow when he met an old friend. After walking along the road together talking, Pat's friend said to him- Have you heard the latest news t Pat— "So; what is it?" "Theresa penny off the loaf." Pat—"
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    58 3 A recent incident deserves to be mentioned. A newspaper-niade-man, who has a pretty wife, nnd imagines himself to l>e the literary phenomenon of the period, made the acquaintance of a well-known peer. The latter, on being introduced, said in a loud voice: "I am particularly pleased to make your acquaintance.
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    78 3 Mr. E. C. Hedmondt, who was born in Maine forty years ago. was at first intended for a commercial career. He tried it for a time, and decided to go farther afield and start anew. 8o he went to l^eipzig, where a course of musical distinction awaited him. After several
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    79 3 Miss Marion Terry looks so nice in the IMl4 coiffure and costumes in "The Days of the Duke" at the Adelphi, especially in the lovely ball gown, which looks as if it had walked out of one of Sir Henry Raeburn's portraits (says Madge" in Truth). It is white satin,
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    84 3 A teacher one day telling a class about the treasures that were found in the bowels of the earth. After having expounded on the subject for some time she began to ask questions thereon. Now, children," said she, if I weie to bore a hole away down, if own into
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    123 3 Mrs. Bishop, the well-known lady traveller, who recently returned to England after an absence of three years in China, Japan, and Corea, says that the most perilous moment she ever experienced during her wanderings was outside a small town in China. She was being carried in an open chair, and
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    181 3 A very gifted and attractive young lady has passed away in the person of Miss Munro Ferguson, elder unmnrried sister of the popular member for I.eith. Of a reserved nature, though full of brightness in Society, only the few who knew her intimately had any idea of the singular charm
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    CLEARANCES.
    44 3 Date. \i-.--ki Namk FlauAKh UkHTINATION I i Oct 19 Sultan Uri: -tr. < iiopard It) ISmi Hin Cuau Mr. Hi ma I.i IMboUTM M.M »lr. Du.rlmleau Vana etr. I^^ OoupllU W (iuilavery ktr. Frolet d tfmlatoa porU I lima and Japan 0 and Bombay
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      17 3 DELIGHTFUL INVKNMtATNM I Condy's nuiili Supplies km i 1 la Sei Walt i. i S J E
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      464 3 xNOTICES. STAMPS. Fine collection and quantity duplicates. Several very scarce. Price $■-,00 worth double. Apply N.RM. 22,10 CRAPE SHIRTS. White Yamatoya Crape Shirts (S.Jl.fiO. Coloured Kioya Crape Shirts with Tie at 51. 75. A large stock in hand. Y. SHIBUYA, ne 40, High Street. KELLY WALSH, LTD. NEW BOOKS JUST
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      1175 3 FOR SALE; EM PL< >YM ENTS; TO LET; AND PERSONALS. I-ttimk, ir, cents ft line; 2nd and 3rd times, 10 cents a line; 4th to 6th times, fi cents a line; 7th to Ixth timed, .1 cents a line; afterwanlß, 2 centu a line but no charge lean than ono
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      256 3 WEATHER REPORT. Kandany Fiiiai BesjsMai, 18/ A Oet, ism. a.m. 3 p.m. p.m. Hemahks. Bar. 29.D30 L>».779 *).BKI Temp. 850 Brt.6 74.0 £9 i. W. BlbTher 78.0 79.M 78 0 **>-S 3 i Dir. of Wind WWW. w.s.w. w.s.w. v t Max. Temp. 88.D ifl-21 Mm 730 WtZ a B
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      211 4 Cnderthi»h««linglhe following abbreviations are used :-str.-»tcamer sh -ship bq.-barquej Brit.-Britißh U. S. United States F*r. French Ger.-German Dut, Dut.h; Joh.-Jobore; *c, Q.c °e ne cargo dp. -deck passengers; U^-Uncer-Uin; T.Y W.-Tanjong P. D.-Taniong Pagar Dock; B. W. Borneo Wharf; J. W.-Jardine's Wharf; N. H. W.New Harbour Wharf
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      TRADING VESSELS
      1549 4 Arrivals Bmc« Noon o» Ykstkrday. Borneo Brit. str. 404 tons, Capt Smith, 19th Oct. From Bangkok, 14th Oct. O_c. and *J0 d.p. Low Bum. For Bangkok, I ™Ban Whatt Hin, Brit. str. 195 tons Capt Olsen 19th Oct. From Pontianak 16th Oct. Gc, and 86 d.p. Btraits Steamship
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      VESSELS EXPECTED
      432 4 Name, port, probable date of am u l n"il name ol agents. A. kmmi, Cnl.:utt;i. o.t M A H Benlcdi, London, Nov I P. Bimona Bayern, Borope, Nuv II Behn M Bantam. MolaeeM, Oet ii) Daende Bellonn, Humbug, ICo» Rautei Both. Bataria, oet II Daendel.. (*al«llnii»ll. Hongkong, N"v
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      ARRIVALS.
      69 4 I Vani* Htm. "4° To!.- C*ptai>, f«o« feiuo Com tWO. (A.t life Ja-SH, iSF:i BS£s 8 BjUekmwi Oer. rtr 1076 Struck SSbUM 5, ttE Wkh Bntstr. 1786 Bowie) Nan v,,,k si 6P Bimo Igfe. M llwmrn. MM sir. :H«| s.,, k >„, 1711.1 M.-l.,urn« .ttr, IM7 puc£at«au Ma?Miil«. s,
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