The Straits Times, 25 October 1897

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    12 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, OCTOBER 35, 1897. NO. 19,3(33.
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      709 1 ,0B»B0 COMPANY, LIM1TB1) uw uiawl Lif» A«roimno». TKy~Mlnii> ißsumnw Company. ilitMJ sutun Narigstion Company. r**^,! Company, Llm.twi. of th«« Companie*. BBS n .M v! I 11 K BORWBO ->M TTTMNHir COMPAXIES. 1) i >n i.k, Collvkb QBaT, I a i.«i \>>, New Habroub (fATIGATiaS oi.MI'ANY. ■-MV' .laiak, Pbhano, Msrmi.u. Ai'KK,
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      2184 1 ii^BUCHANAN WHISKY SOLD BY ALL LICENSED SPIRIT DEALERS. LIMITED. Saueab sri'i-i iki. to the Houses or Lobm a.m. Commons a.m. to all good London Clubs. 81/13 W, M'llllH WHISKY IS THE UNIVERSAL (j3 gjjj BEVEKAGK f?H M.WAYS IUiINK lUX BEST, AND f *S PRESERVE YOI.'R HEALTH. t^M I lliil >""
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      669 1 HANKS. TIIK NATIONAL HANK OK CHINA LIMITED. Authorised Capital £1,000,01)0 Subscribed Capita! t 600,000 Head Office Hongkong. COURT OF DIRECTORS:— D. Gillies, Esq. Chan Kit Shag, Eso, H. Stolterfoht, Esq. Chow Tung Shan, Kaq Kwan I loi Chuen, Esq. Chikf Manager: Geo. \V. F. Playfair. Interest on Fixed Deposits, For
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      803 1 FOR CHILDREN WHEN TEETHING. I have two little grandchildren who ar« teething this hot summer weather and are troubledwith bowel complaint. I gire them Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhrea Romedy and it acts like a charm. I earnestly recommend it for children with bowel troubles.— Mhr. W. L Duuaoait, Bon-a<jua,
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    COMMERCIAL
    502 2 HmoAPou, 26tii {.(ctobkr, 18S>7. PRODTJUK (Hale* an corrected to one p.m.) Uambier (>:-. ii Copra Bali ajQ, do rontinnak, HaO Pepper, Black, 19.56. do White, (8%) ,37.00. Pago Flour Sarawak, 8.05. do Brunni. 005 IVarlBago Coffee, Bali, picked 3H.00. Coffee Palembang, picked 37 SO Coffee, Liberian, No. 1 26
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    SHARES WASTED.
    36 2 Municipal Debentures S%. Do. Do. 6%. Tanjong Panr BonUs. New I'ryo Uiver Dock Co. I'unioniß. Straits Ice Co. Mnynard A Co. lUuus, Contributory. FOR SALE. l'cngeiung Planting Shares. lIDMEBVuXI k OUXX, ■nkanfft Share Brokjrs.
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    106 2 '■'<"• f'r tlr. Timr. To-Morrow. Ponang A Baxsciu Mthftmtt*, 11 a.m. l.abuan via ports Amiyo, 9 a.m. I'ulenibniig C-irolina, Xoon. Mncnssar via ports Wilhtlm, 1 p.m. Saigon Tibre, 1 p.m. IVnang A Ueli Ganymede, 2 p.m. Klang via ports li. Ilin (Juan, 3 p.m. Hongkong Amoy Pulinurut, Bpm
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    96 2 Fkom BnOfl :—lty the R 4 s. s. lt:«,ii,i. (in,, m the Htb inst. From China :—By the P. 40. s s AmmtuL due on Witt [net, Timk T.iiu.i: Of Mails Di k. Left Singapore Due in London Arrived Sept 16th P. AO. ()et IM Oct. l'th
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    222 2 Air IVKLS. Htu.*. Bm»B*a Omm from Klnng vin ports:- Mr. Bodripm, ami Mr. Davis. IVr s.s I'mluna hum Ku.intan Mr. \V. Matcpeuo-. J'.ts.k. 8«iton from Ki, •mantle :-Mu»srs. <;.-.,. Holt, W. E. Moultdaie, M. Krarlck. I. M. Aivli.r. J. nnnillll— lad Mr. an<J Mr- .1. Uolton. I'.i s.
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    DEATH.
    12 2 At Brass H.wa Koad.on the L'lth inntant, Joii.n- CoL-wv McDonald, agpd :;>..
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    THE STRAITS TIMES. MONDAY, 23th OCTOBER, 1897. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. BRITAIN REJECTS BIMETALLISM.
    209 2 THE STRAITS TIMES. MONDAY, 23th OCTOBER, 1897. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. BRITAIN REJECTS BIMETALLISM. Established: 1831. PRICE 15 CENTS. Siil>scription rate* and adreriituig ratet may be found on the fourth page] INDIAN ADHERES To THE CI.OSINCi OF THE MINIS. THB 0. 8. ENVOYS ABANDON TIIKIK MISSION. hnulon, S. r ,th October. Tin-
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    THE FRONTIER WAR
    63 2 THE ADVAXCB U>O.N TIBAH. Sir William Lockhart's force has reached tho Khanki Valloy where it has halted, awaiting the moans of transport. The roads are very difficult. The enemy occupy the higher ridge*, and keep up a harassing lire. They attacked the camp, last night, and were
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    CUBA.
    43 2 SI'ASISH NOTE. The Cabinet at Madrid has drafted a Koto to. the United States Government, stating its intention to grant autonomy to Cuba. The Note complains' in strong terms of the failure of tho United States to stop filibusteringexpeditionsfrom there to Cuba.
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    11 2 Lady Mitchell will be At Home on Thursday, at 4.45 p.m.
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    57 2 At a meeting, recently held at Exeter, it was resolved to establish a Diamond Jubilee Hospital Endowment Fund for Devonshire. Devonians abroad have been appealed to in aid of tho Fund. Mr. H. C. Conway liellield, Acting Resident of Selangor, writes to us that lie will receive contributions to that
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    56 2 Ai.i. the money for the Penang hill railway has been raised— one of the senior home partners of a German house having alone subscribed STiANJO. The PSmmtf QmmtU, bowarai, anticipates difficulty with the Governor; and that may be so. H. E. may have views about way-leave, forest reserve, and the
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    56 2 Thk Raub report, published to-day, notes the finding of highly promising leaders in a prospecting cross-cut at liukit Koman. Should these leaders justify expectations, the ore reserves and the value of the mine will be considerably increased. The electric installation works are well in hand, and a site for the
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    160 2 The I'inanij Oaiette complains of niiil-uilministratUm at I'enang. Well, that is a strong word; but, undoubtedly, there stuns to be neglect. It appears, to (juote the Gazette, that: ''On tin- «th of October, I'enang possessed neither Colonial Chaplain, nor •Superintendent of I'olice, nor two Assistant Superintendents of I'olico, nor Superintendent
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    6 2 Mr. Vermont returns to Penang to-day.
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    9 2 The Straits liudget will be published at noon, to-morrow.
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    9 2 Thi Shipping Commission held their third sitting this afternoon.
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    15 2 The landing and storage of lisli along Boat Quay is complained of as n nuisance.
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    18 2 The Rotetta with the mails left l'enang at noon, yesterday, and is due here at r> p.m. to-day.
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    13 2 This Hon. J. fiurkinsliaw hikI Mre. Burkinsliaw are exacted by to-diiys mail stt'amcr.
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    14 2 The Xetlicrlatiils Consul -(Sent-nil advertises the letting of gambling farms in the Khio Archipelago.
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    20 2 The I*. O. Company hnve issued a pro forma Table, showing the propoaed movements of their mail steamers next year.
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    20 2 OWOM to the inclement state, of the weather yesterday morning, the usual Swimming Club monthly handicap did not take place.
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    18 2 Thk Russian transport NfytHfovgend, from Odessa for Vladivostock, left here yesterday. She carries three hundred and fourteen emigrants.
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    22 2 The s. s. (jßmmm, which arrived here to-day from Moji, Japan, reports passing the sailing ship BmMm Hill, also bound for Singapore.
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    26 2 ■B. I). Cartau Lee, who is at the Hotel del Europe, advertises for curios or native weapons of all kinds from Borneo, Native States, or elsewhere.
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    25 2 The Cltinti Mail is informed that the Hongkong Government has no intention of raising taxation there, as previously reported, from l:i to 16 per cent.
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    25 2 A Cminamax, named Sam. did suddenly at five o'clock yesterday morning, in a brothel at Malabar Street, where ho had been staying during the nijilit.
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    27 2 It is advertised that persons indebted to The Dispensary and to the Medical Practice of Dr.fialloway.before specified dates, must pay such debts to Mr. 11. A. Crane.
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    28 2 It is announced that the Concert in connection with the Church of England Temperance .Society, to take place at the Temperance Club next Wednesday will not be held.
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    29 2 .loiin Macdonai.d, formerly a marine engineer, and recently in the employ of Mr. Krankel, was found dead in bed ve-terday at a lodging house, No. 80, Brass liassa Road.
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    GAMBLING
    22 2 A coN»iiii.;nAiti.K number of booMm were charged with gambling, this morning, and fined nominally. Fivo women were lined five dollars each.
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    HARMSTON'S CIRCUS.
    48 2 Hahmston's Circus didy arrived in Singapore yesterday by the v. Van Uiemeit from Java. To-night was to be the grand opening night of the visit, but, owing to damage to the tent, and to late arrival from Batavia, the Circus will not open till to-morrow night.
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    A DANGEROUS LUNATIC.
    40 2 A Chinaman appeared in the doeh of the police court this morning, in manacles. Being a powerful active young man, he was considered too dangarooi to be free of restraint, lie wa- oOlBmitted to the Lunatic Asylum.
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    AN EAR IN EVIDENCE.
    54 2 At Kuala Lum|>ur, the other day, the liolice came upon tra.es of a probable murder, the only clue being the left eai of a man stuck to a pole, aktßf with a .placard containim; si, me writllta in i liuiesc. and a sketch of murderers standing
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    THE QUEEN AND THE SULTANS.
    52 2 The Sultans of Federated Malaya in durbar, assembled on the 14th July congratulated the Queen, by tliamiiii on her Diamond Jubilee. The Secretary of States reply, published on the 22nd instant, assured the Sultans that the Uueen "deeply appreciates this token of their fealty and
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    THE CRICKET TEAM.
    50 2 Ihe following are the names „ft|,,. Straits cricketers who go to tjoaxkoaa by the Itoutta Capt. Talbot, A. J. Woodrolle <; |> Stevens, Mr. Justice Leach, V Talbot, E. \V. Neubronner, A. Hul.back T. K. Hubback, W. Curtis, M Mi Kciizie, H. Healing, J. Whitlev C <i
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    AN ACTING COUNCIL.
    82 2 In Saturday's Qotmmmd U,rMtr, it was announced that Mr K. Kijim.'i is recognised as in charge of the Japan M Consulate at Singapore, pendiag the arrival of the mm Consul for Japan. On Sunday morning. Mr. Kijima was arrested in Malay Street for being drunk and disorderly
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    MUNICIPAL
    94 2 Thk QmtnmmU QmmUt publishes the Singapore Municipal electoral lists The Singapore Municipal Estimates for l«9Slook to a revenue of Si ,010 9(j(i including SlOu.imhi tho probable credit balances on :tlst December next exclusive of unexpended loan receipts I lie expenditure itandi at *1, 00 1 ,:t:f:i leaving a balance
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    MRS. CAREW.
    84 2 AT 81N0AI-OUK EX UOITK KOR E.Nt.l AM) jbfcOunrlittMwgH i, y A O. steamship thtmatra, which arrived here yesterday from Hongkong m lor London. Mrs. ChM is a MOOnd class passen^r BhaU lathe etutodv <>t a female warder, who is under the nUMTritJMI <-l an Inspector of Police Koiii
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    PENANG AND THE MILITARY.
    168 2 TUB l>Ei ISION t0 KKMOVK THE TK',,,l-. IAN.NOT M ALTERED. Tiik following paper was laid b,-f,, r Legislative Council to-day (Monday) Telegraphic Correspondence (decyphere<l) between Mis BxceUenc? the fiovernor and the Becretaiy Of State on the subject th« Withdrawal of the Troops r lrl Penang. (1)
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    IS A WALL A BUILDING
    742 2 THE JIDOKg SAY YES AND No. A.NOILI.IA r. THE MUNICIPAL oonoMoam. Tm morning, judgment was Riven i Urn Appeal Court in the cause of Tl Queen on the Prosecution of il Bcott, Municipal inspector of Buildin (respondent) v. M. S. K. Angulli.i (ap| Mr W.
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    INDIAN IMMIGRANTS.
    110 2 HritniKK correspondence on ihr Indian Immigration question lint laid before Council, containing a lelt.i from Mr. K. V. Carey ejmlaiiiiii icitain point! ..ii win, I, he had been mit Mood. Porinstani it had been alii in South India, that Mr Caroj objected to the constant interferei the immigration
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      683 2 NOTICES. NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY, LI). Manutn turem of: MITE UELIONITE OEI.A'IIXK DYN \MIIK BLAHTI\(i (iKI.ATINK DETONATORS Kxi-ortkrh of: all ci>r« or >ti m n /y AMD BLECI Rli 111. 18TI.NO UTAKA 1 1 S. Thi iiiov* Kzplosivh, biiico ill HaKCrACTDBID l!> (IRKAT IIKITAIN, AKI HADI TO MM TH* HIOH HTANDAHI)
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      913 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. II'AMKDs -t,irek,-i-|H.r for produce W fodewß. BatawMy raaajtoai. Apply by h'ttir to 10 B c/o Strain Time: 1 EUOfl WANTED. \NY pen-on having any *JJr*M or native «,-.i|i,hh to hell thooM addreaa, nt eaee, (rrlag aartiaalßfi ami prioe, t'> I) < AKTAN I.XX. K»>om ■.'TJii Hotel de CEorope,
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      413 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENT. HARMSTON'S CIRCUS, PO8TPONKD. GRAND OPENING NIGHT: TUESDAY, TOMORROW. (KJTOBKR '26th. WWn i.i vk. Mmtf. HANS DREWITZ, Agent. NOTICE. XETHKKI.AXDNroXSCl.ATK UEXKRAL. STRAI H SKI 1 1.KMKXTf rnu rthttlM •>>• texdkk of the 1 (ituuuling Faun of the district, Tiitidjotig Piimng, excepting I'wloe Toedjoch and Batain in the Khio Archipelago,
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      7 2 inn (iK.NEKAr. BHirnxa NBwa SEX I'AQE 4
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      115 2 CaMKBON.— At "Telegraph House," Nor-tli.-iin Koad, I'enang, on the l!Oth mutant, the wife of A. Camikon, Exq., of a son. M. S. 8. intradad for th* Strait, Ami should lx written on one tide of the parwr mlj. Bjr th* n*«leiH of that condition, many M. 8. S. ar* r*j*ct*
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    SINGAPORE RACES.
    1833 3 rH A II MN MKKIIMi KMT, MM TuliKK. ima Meeting of the sin-a- 1 ul concluded c.n BatOl v ither was delightful, the .i.e. «ith several tin! -is they were unex- ceding thn.ughout g |«al The thowery in the early tred up towards mid-day. itmosph m cool and
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    SATURDAY'S RACING.
    444 3 l;V ,M11"--irrHiJminn inal managed to pull through in the Open Griffin Handicap i M-rv close thin* In tart L-alder thoujtlit that be bad m-t (ailed W. 7- and Mr. Pike was sun ,l,;, t bad won, until the numberi w n Wtlt W«i very slow in Betting air»
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    DRESS AT THE RACES.
    933 3 Lady Mitchell wore a handsome .-kirt of Mack Duchesse satin with a bodice of black and white striped glace" trimiiipd with narrow black lace, and a small black bonnet. Mrs. Gilbert a Beckett was very stylish in a black and white foulard with folded collar and
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    THE JOCKEYS.
    77 3 Ist. 2nd. 3rd Calder 8 1 3 Campbell J 7 2 Kirwan .3 I '2 Hollev I 0 0 Fiddes ..1 I 1 Mr. Payne 1 1 Mr. Paton Ker ..1 1 Uay inoinl 1 1 0 Mr. Acton ..1 0 2 Mr. Pike 0 2 0 Mr.
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    THE OWNERS.
    152 3 Ist. M. 3rd. Mr. Tan 800 Liat 6 2 3 Mr. Koh Ewe Cheng ..8 0 1 Me— i Tan Gin Hock ii... S 0 0 ""'"p Sultan of .Tohore 2 ..I r. Garland 1 1 1 Messrs. A. Cumming and Stephens 1 1 1 Mr. F. D.
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    THE INTER-COLONIAL RIFLE MATCH.
    210 3 ki.m \i;k.\i;i.i: HHAcTKK scouts. Yestekdav afternoon, at the Ballestier Range, there was a collective practice of the team that will represent Singapore in the Inter-Colonial Kifle match against Hongkong and Shanghai. The team consists of Captain Warren, It. A., Lieut, da Bury. R. A., Lieut. Harvey,
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    MASONIC INSTALLATION.
    233 3 KKAU LOIMIK, SKLAMiOH, Tn annual installation of a W. M. for this year, commencing on the 21st October, 16»7, took place on thai day, and the meeting was well attended. Bro. H. S. Day was duly installed, W. Bros. Sanderson, Kussell, I'axon, and Joaquim conducting the ceremony. The
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    HAVAS TELEGRAMS.
    199 3 r.\nis. lmh October Tin men-hunts of I'arU have given banquet to I'resiilcnt Kaure to eel*bratC his return from Roasls. The l'resideut delivered a speech, slating that the ic-ults gained through bis vi-it to that country, which bad gladdened France, wen dseto the wisdom of the people. The President
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    RAUB.
    1224 3 The Acting Mining Manager's Report for the four weeks ending on 21st October, 1897, runs as follows MINING. Raub Uolt, -i-X)' Isvrl:— The main west ro-seiit ha- been extended 42' during the month, making the total distance from the shaft 3iB'. A bunch of quartz about \>f thick has
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    ST. ANDREW'S " SOCIAL."
    294 3 ST. ANDREW'S SOC IAL." Tiik openin; entertainment of St. Andrew's "Social "was given, on Saturday night, in the spacious room on the lirst Hoor of the Baffles School. The place was gracefully festooned with ferns, pots of plants and shrubs were tastefully placed around the room, and tables and chairs
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    THE MAIL IN A STORM.
    197 3 BMnm OF A I. O. STEAMER The P. A O. mail steamer Kaiser-i- I Html arrived at Hongkong on the 17th instant thirty-Bix hours after the time she was expected. The reason was that -In- encountered v terrific storm on her way up from Singapore,
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      701 3 TKNUKK- INVITED BY THE BILANQOB (.JOVERNMENT RAILWAY. 'IMIF. (ioveinment of Belangor is prel pared to receive tender- for the supply of the undermentioned Oils for the use of the Railway Department during IMW. Oil, Caster. gallons 10.(KXi or more Cocomr. D.OOO do. Devoes. 3.00U do. Kero-ilie Langkai i.oo> do. The
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      985 3 NOTICES. BROWN'S Four Crown Brand SCOTCH WHISKEY, THK KI.NEBT WHISKKY IN THE WORLD. As supplied to BAH. the I'rince of Wales. BRINKMANN A CO, ii c Sole Agents for Singapore. Qovnunnn ov i-krak. I'KKAk' STATK RAILWAYS, SIPPI.V OI'TONOKANOS. 'I EXDKKS are invited for the supply of 1 fom- Tou^kaiiKo at
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      230 3 WKAlllKi; UFOBT. Kandano Kerhau gsSflHri, 2Uh 0.1, tW. V a.m p.m. 9 p.m. Ki:m.\kks. Bar. !>:'.!'.".: ».8 16 -'H. 1104 Temp. 7&8 »■'> I 7M -S VV. Il*lbTber 77.5 79.0 77 1 Sfifcjs Dir.ofWind X.E. N.E. X.E. tt*M ■Tax. Temp. *5.4 g -°5 Mm 73.0 j 1M Max. in Sun
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    ANJER.
    70 4 IBS Date Date. and Ship's Name. OowuaßU. or Kkom wiieke Dkstin- I Re_*|o- Sailinu at on MtK Kli '••I lii Nor. b(|. Heiilrun WotnMß Ffl> lx Ainstenlain Ustavia KiDut bii..S L Miior VifMf Od 14 SniuaraiiK Delagoaß'--17Am s.BUnihanl Oakes Juno 16 New York Anier f 17 Brit bq. Cambumloon
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    ARRIVALS.
    298 4 H *LAO 5 Vmskl'b Name A Toss. Captain Fkom Sailkh. Coxbiunekh 2 Kiu JJ Dowan Hill Hrit bq. IH7U Milne Cardiff July 7Boust«ad and To UIUOUO', It«l. l.q. 1-'4K Benvenuto HtCUUr Oct 6... 23 VorwtrU Gcr. str. «43 Peterm-n Sarawak Oo( I'l l.im Imu and Co i 3 Sultan
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      219 4 linderthishe.idinßthefollowingal.l.revK 1 tions are u»e<l Btr. -steamer sh.— ship lxi-l.iirfiue; Brit.— Britinh U. S. Knited States; Fr. French Ger.— Gorman Dut.Dutch; Job.— Johore; 4c, G.e.. Genem cargo d.p.— deck passengers U.— Unecr tain T. P. W.— Tanjong l'ngar Wharf I P. I).— Tanjong Pajiar D<xk B. W.
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      TRADING VESSELS.
      1392 4 Ahkitals Hmrß Noon of Satirdav Hun Hin (luan, Brit. str. 199 tons, ("apt IVCruze, 24th Oct. From KlanK. -'2nd Oct. Oe 118 d.p. Wee Bin and Co. For Klang, 1 26th-Kds. atraaeW Dut. Btr. tons, Capt Oiffen, 24th Oct. From P. Berandan, 21st Oct. Oil. T. Bogaardt. For
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      416 4 Namr, port, probable dutr. of arm mti name ol agent: A' '.HI.-. I.'i I. Hoi 10: \V. afaainold. A. Apcir, Calruila. Od M; S. t \l i Incona, Hongkong. Dae B; I' i 0 H.Tildi, London, \,n- l P. Simons Haycin. Europe, Ho* II Bebn Uey Bantam, Molucca!
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      CLEARANCES.
      58 4 Datk. Vkmuu'B Nam* Ki.ac.AkJ Ctrum I'kOTl-. JJ K^wnchi Maru J a() B r 1t,,,,,,,,,,,,, i ttl n > co Brit str. WlndJunk L''> M>-.h,-.i Btr |{,|i.,i I>llta Btr' ttiotl H BwIUM ]>ut itr! VoS M \AiiDiuiuen »ir. Ivi,.,M lh,klu (ier .1,. Ifaaritlnt i, Antwerp >U Calcutta via p.,,' Klaaa
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      363 4 NOTICES. ELLWOOD'S ptTENi AIR-CHAMBER HELMETS BOUBKHOLD WORD in INIHA. Worn in the Kakt by ai i Awarded Thk Officcm, I i i k (mii.d Mkdai. TkCivii. SiHviriandTHK < 111 K I."M>on, i«-m ELLWOOD'S ptuNi A! CHAMBER HELMETS c. m. A th i! II JAM E S AT BO N C
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      822 4 NOTICES. J. MOTION CO. WATCHMAKERS. /BWKILIJRB, OPTICIANS. REPAIRS PROMPTLY EXECUTED. "TIMES" AND "BUDGET. 7 Ml Mm i, a ynar, or *I».J a montn, or. fifteen cents a copy. Post Free, a .|ii:irt.r. Stiaitt HuHijet, post free, %X a yoar, or £6 a quarter, or 41) cents a cepy. The adiertbiug
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