The Straits Times, 13 December 1897

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    12 1 The Straits Times ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, DECEMBER l& 1897. NO. 19,401.
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      927 1 rplIK HOBNKO COMPANY, L1JI1TKI) iplli: °tjn4»r4 Life. Aianraiiee.. Narwioh Uaion Fir* lomnujo. iwciutj Atlw Aj»ui»h<«i Company (Fire), in, K.,wuM« Life Amrmno. Hoeirty Tn» IMi Mann* Inramnai CompMij I1» < hia. Motu«l Bt.«m N»Ti|{»tion ...mpu;. ITvr T.ittMdaua 1-sip.r lleer CompMiy TU MaritisM lasuraaoe Compaa;, LlnUtod. Pal particulars of thne Companim. am
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      1283 1 "4^ BUCHANAN WHKKT Hifelf-:fe;|jS||gfc IQ TLJr DrOT BOUCIMPORTKRB G^SSSSjsttssxaifii I O IriC DLO I KATZ BROS, SOLD BY ALL LICENSED SPIRIT DEALERS. i FMITFI) Sawkas strrLiKo to the Hocses or Lords akd Comhons and to am. good LbbWM Clubs. si/12 1 hit you :ui .I" by asking for 'SPECIAL CREAM'
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      278 1 I NOTICES. RILEY.HABGREATES COY. HAVE Jl ST EUCOUVKP The Cycle of tho Future: Tlie ACATKNE." Chainless Cycle. (ALL AXD Mcl Mil IULEY, HAR6EEAVEB ft CO. SUxk the latest patterns of the "ROYAL jffITCBO" A SI) "I'ATHFIXItKK" fVCLKS. SOLE AGKXTS. RILEY,IIAR(JI{EAVES CO. Keep the largest anil Mat varied stock in the
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      640 1 INSURANCES. i rpill-: LONDON AND I. \NC \SIIIKK I 1 mi IXSURAKCT COMPANY. Capital jLL'.iiT.flOO Paid up Capital «I*,TM Rcscno Fund UTH.IV. I The und.'rsi^ued, Ai;cnt- fo'- th-'Cuni-I puny, an prepared t I a. -cpl lire I ieks at HOI STEAD .k Co. THF CHINA TRAHEK* INSI'KANCE COMrANY.XIMITED. Capital Subraihod
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      267 1 INSTANCES. I rpilKtjl KKN !.\>l U\N( K COMPANY lIOYM. INSIKANCK COMPANY. Home Office-: Qm iNMKANrc IlriLi'.M.s, I .i vKkl i«u.. Ihe u:ider-igned. Agents for Ihe abora Company. arc prepared lo take ri-ks al current fates HOOOLANDT Co. TH K STRAITS INSURANCK J. COMPANY, LIMITED. 1.-MIIM-111.1. IMS. Hi >ii Office, Singapore.
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      391 1 HANKS. THE RATIONAL HANK OF CHIN IJMITKI). I Authorised OMU l:l,«««ymil Subscribed Cnpitnl 1' 600,000 Hkad OrFirit Hongkong. COURT Of MMCTOBB: I). Oillies. h% Chun Kn Sbac, Es.| 11. Sloltcrl..!,!. K«.|. (hon Tune Shan, fig hi Hoi Chuon, Esq. I'll lit Mis (..Mi Oeo. W. F. riayfalr. Int t on
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    DEATH.
    26 2 Melle\Al.|. At Uavillburn, Old Kilparrick. Pi ettoud. no kha l»t in«t.. Jamii: HaceaT DosalO ;1 years aa«l 4 i... :uli- .litest son uHicowai VeDoSvLh, h
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    STRAITS TIMES KIAOCHAU RETAINED.
    90 2 STRAITS TIMES KIAOCHAU RETAINED. Establish En: 1831. PRICK 15 CENTS. [Sulmmplion ralet ami (uhrrtuLW rale wiy Ufouiul m H" fourth paqe.\ MONDAY, l.rm DEC, 18»7. ItEIITERS TELEGRAMS. ..i:i;mans &EFTJSS to UEAVK. romm>Dn at i bua. lamUi. CM laasalßr-, The Itatfimtlri n-.a.le by the I'ekin Correspondent of Ihe Tin,/, that the
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    ADVANCE ON KHATOUM.
    55 2 ADVAN CE ON KHATOUM. imriAis WILL aii>. Si, Michael Micks Beach, the Chancellor of tin- Exchequer, has declared, in a speech at Bristol, that, in due time, there will be an advance u|h>ii Khartoum. The British Government, so Sir M". 11. Beach declared, will, if necessary, ask Parliament to aid
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    WEST AFRICA.
    30 2 TIIK KKKNCH KI'RKST M.I.XX. A British lone under Major Jenkinson occupied Boua unopposed on the 17lh November. The French claim that Buna life within their sphere of inthieuce.
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    THE ADVANCE TO KHARTOUM.
    376 2 THE ADVANCE TO KHARTOUM. Tiiklk is an unsatisfactory ragueneM iboul Bit Michael Hidw-Beaoh'ißrletol peecli in relation lo tho advance Khartoum. He states tliat tin' ulvanee will be made "in due lime." That may ini'an anything. It may mean mod month, or twelve month,, how. Am flirrarnirat. in delaying the march
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    190 2 i'llKiil: seems to be no juslilication for the stalcmenl of the I'ekin imtfHff' dent of the I'uwf that Germany has ■graod to evacuate Kiao. hail and to receive Urn port of Sanisah ill exchange. At all event-. U is flatly denied in Borlin. Reuters I'ekin correspondent says that China lias
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    6 2 The Slrailt Budget will we published
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    15 2 Pawn 1 1:, exchange, and slmro prices, and the mail list, are on page 4.
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    17 2 tail new Chinese Minister to Berlin is proceeding to his post by the German ■nail steamer liayrni.
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    15 2 The Governor visited the Teutoma Club on Saturday night, remaining for upwards of an hour.
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    16 2 TllK Diamond Jubilee Club (rave a dance at their rooms, in Serangoon Road, on Saturday night.
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    17 2 Tins morning, a Chinese cook was lined three dollars for carrying a fowl with its head downward.
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    14 2 Baaaaurt Rainbow had forty-two persons of for gambling this morning. They were fined nominally.
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    18 2 It is reported that Mr. Ridley, the Director ..f Gardens here, is about to visit British North Borneo.
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    18 2 Dr. T. C. Avctoom has been elected a Municipal Commissioner at l'cnang. 70 votes wore recorded for him.
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    21 2 The ordinary general meeting of the l'engerang Planting Company is advertised to he helil, in the Exchange, on the Mad inst.
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    24 2 It is advertised that the ordinary general meetinß of the l'ataling Coffee Company will be held, in the Exchange, on the -';<i. l inst.
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    23 2 The KbhbbM IVm says it is now decided that the steamers of the Mcs■agarMi Maritime* will shortly once more call at that port.
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    23 2 Two Hindus were sentenced to death by the Judicial Commissioner, at Tapah, I'erak, on the tod instant, for the murder of another Hindu.
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    21 2 Tilt Scottish I'nion'and National Insurance Company, of which Messrs. Syme Co. are the Singapore agents, send a wall calender for isus.
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    24 2 TtlK date of the departure of the Governor of Hongkong has been lixed for the Ist February a month earlier than had been anticipated.
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    28 2 This morning, the trial of Yeo Bee Neo. a woman, and live others for gang vobbeiy on the premises of Mr. Nathan, at Pfelab Ris, was proceeded with.
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    23 2 Major Ketalliek, in command of the Hongkong Regiment, is to have the local rank of Lieut -Colonel. Captain IScrgcr becom.-s second in command.
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    26 2 A Mai.av elephant attendant is said to have been given :l gratuity of Sloo by the I'erak State Council, in recognition of his tweatylive years' serriee.
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    24 2 .Mi; Ckjnouft "Tales of Malaya," now appealing weekly in the .Strniti Timrt, will bt re-published in hook form in London, probably during next •living.
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    28 2 DOM his visit to London, the King of Siam made several large purchases of jewellery for his (jueen, including diamonds worth .Cio.UW for a crown for Her Majesty.
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    31 2 Tiir M. M. MWkMrat left Saigon at 3 p. in. yesterday, and is due here to-morrow at about noon. She will be despatched during the night or at daylight on Wednesday.
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    ALLEGED BURGLARY.
    29 2 A syik, named Hassan, residing at 7'M, North Bridge Koad, has reported to the police that, during Saturday night, his house was entered and ninetyseven dollars removed.
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    THE RAFFLES GIRLS SCHOOL.
    38 2 THE RAFFLES GIRLS SCHOOL. The annual prize distribution of the Rallies Girls' School will take place on Thursday, at .Y.'tU. p.m. lady Mitchell will give away the prizes; or. if she be absent, Mrs. Kynnersley will do so.
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    THE ACTING GOVERNORSHIP.
    37 2 T HE ACTING GOVERNORSHIP. Tiieke seems very little doubt, in the opinion of the M.thy Mail, that Sir Frank Swettenham will relieve Sir Charles Mitchell nest year, and will act for him whilst Sir Charles takes leave.
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    EDUCATION IN SELANGOR.
    37 2 Koi R pupils from the Victoria Institution, at Kuala l.uiupor, arc said to have gone to Singapore to take part in the Cambridge Local entrance examination. Of these, three arc Chinese and one Tamil.
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    THE POLICE.
    39 2 1 MM TOR iordon of P.mang has been promoted to the post of Chief Inspector of l'oliee, Malacca, lately vacated by Mr I'eralta, who retired on pension. Mr. liallard succeeds Inspector Gordon as Mist grade inspector. I'orr.
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    FOOTBALL.
    35 2 I'iik linal tie between M Company, S.D, ISA., and "A I'ompany, Ist liattn. Kill.' Brigade, will he re-played on the S.C.I', ground on Tuesday at 4.44 p.m. The (iarrison Spurts Coininitteewill appoint a referee
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    MADRAS PLAGUE-STRICKEN.
    40 2 Madras is declared officially to be plague-infected. It is notified that the Kpidemie Diseases Act has been enforced in |K»rts in the Madras Presidency, in connection with vessels leaving those poiti for liiiuna and ports out of India.
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVING.
    42 2 The following passengers are booked to Singapore per IUfTZaM from Marseilles Nov. Slst due to-morrow. Mr and Mrs. Dcsboroiigh, Mis. Malhcrl.c. (01. and Mrs. Tomkinson, Mrs. Dare, Mr. C.H. Buckley. Mr. J. Windsor, Mr. A Schouter, Mr. and Mrs. Hook.
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    THE GOVERNOR'S TRIP.
    58 2 Tin: (.overnor was to have left for India on the --nth inst., by the fhl«IIMi» Aptmr. That vessel, boworar, is not due here till the i-:trd, and His Kxeellcncy will probably now go by the li. I. steamer fWllilinX which is due to leave here on the
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    MINING AT JELEBU.
    61 2 Mr. W. D. Scott, the Collector of Jelehu, reports that Mr. Gardner took him overthe Jelehu Mining and Trading Company's tin 1,.. i- at Titi on the L'lith October. The ihafts leading down to the WOtttngl are from Tnto M feet deep and lieautifully timbered. Mr. Bums,
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    BREACH OF TRUST CASE.
    52 2 B REACH OF TRUST CASE. Ouay Tarn Yam, a clerk in the Und Olhce stands charged with crimin.il breach of trust in respect to the sum of forty-five dollars on Saturday. He was brought before Mr Howard 1 1. s morninit. A remand till the .!<•«> instant was appli.'d for
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    AN INSANE WOMAN
    56 2 Tins morning an insane Straits born Chinese woman was brought forl> mieistrate for committal to the asylum While waiting in the lobby of the Court a crowd of loafers gathered around th. noor creature and annoyed her vei> much The constable in charge ot M( surely failed
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    PULPIT ADMONITION.
    61 2 Vestew>ay morning, sajrs a eorr^pondent, the vi< ar of the Cath.-lra of he "Good Shepherd,' the Rev. Kithei Miiary, took oc. »sion to call the attention of his cougr. :ation to some imu.oralitics. He pointed P^HpaUy to individuals who prey on then tellow men. The allusion to the
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    THE SWIMMING CLUB.
    61 2 MUM meiiai.. The Swimming llub Monthly Medal. IH yards handicap, was e0...1«1ed for naurdar, and wm won by i -d.M-k who receivwl sees, from scralch. leiirtlv was second. I id P-inder thi.d. There was a Urgl number of members present, and the keen interest taken in he
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    HIDING ACCIDENT AT RAUB.
    77 2 Mr. W. Conlav, the Magistrate at Raub, met with what might have been a very serious accident, tho other day, says the \t«h>j Mail. He was jumping hi, horse over some of the Kaubtailings. when the animal caught his forelegs against the jump and came down.
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    PUNJOM.
    70 2 The Secretary of the I'unjom Mining Co. has received the following telegram, giving the result of the November cleanup. ••TheniillranlKidays.crushim;:.--tons of ore yielding 1" oz». of smelted gold; ta» tOM of headings crushed, yielding I*l oz». of gold. Thirty lons ot OMKOntimtM were ground in thellerdan pans, yielding 1-i'ozs.
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    DANES PREFERRED.
    76 2 T,, K Km ¥m I*M chronicles the arrival in Bangkok of a number of Danish gentlemen to join tin- Siamese Navy, and notes that many more are expected shortly. Why this zeal in engaging r^r^-^X-S* l£ sensitiveness of the French in regard to their utter exclusion from the
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    COREA.
    77 2 HISSIAX LOAX. It is reported that M. Alcxicff. the Financial Adviser, proposes to borrow three million yen from Russia, and is consulting with the Finance Minister on the matter. Owing to supervision over financial outgoings being relaxed in consequence of the trouble between Mr Brown and M. AlcxielV, the
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    CIRCUS OF VARIETIES.
    102 2 The New Circus of Varieties opened for a short season at the tool of Fort Canning, on Saturday night. There was a 'fairly large attendance that would, llflll'. have been larger, had it not been far the musical attraction at the Gardens. Miss St. George did remarkably
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    PHILIPPINE REBELLION.
    120 2 It is dillicult to arrive at the met position of atlairs in the island of Luzon, but that the rebellion is still active is evident from the fact that in a decree issued, the other day, a line is laid down ■Mil ill! "IV the districts in revolt
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    AN IMPORTANT DECISION.
    105 2 Tins morning, a Chinese woman was li.iiL'i'l with being in |HiHsession of prepared chandu dross. She denied the charge. In the course of argument, in which section 111 of Ordinance IV of )-tH was discussed, it was discovered that hitherto the section had been wromrlv interpreted. Mr.
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    SELANGOR NEWS
    125 2 A correspondent writes In the Mnhi'i Mail ciiinplaining of the ililatory manlier in which some District Olliccrs in Selangor dispose, of applications for mining and planting laud. He install, cs the ease of a planter in the I'lu, who applied lor a block of land to plant ooflee.
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    THEFT FROM THE CLUB
    488 2 H. E.VAi.nEßo.ilcrk of the Singapore Club, was li.u-.-l this inunniu. at the in-lame oi Mr. Joseph Abo«, the caterer witli the theft of forty-five, dollars. Mr Alkis said he had rei 'eivnl $y»i on Saturday. 5155 were in DOM, aiid S4.'> silver. Hi; put the notes
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    SOME HANDSOME PICTURE.
    162 2 AT IIOIIINSOX it lO.'s STOKE. Mkssks. Ilobinson and Co., M, Rsflai I'lace. have now on view a very handsome collection ol steel engravings Notable among them- is an aunvißgofMaud Karl's picture, "What we have, we'll hold. It is a picture of the famous champion bnUdog,Diiiil.oohi.sittiiigoiitheliiionJ.i.k, with a
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    BRITISH NORTH BORNEO.
    366 2 OMMHM against Mat Salleli an nuw being conducted mi the weetooett under Umui 11. wilt, Wise, and other*, Those i>n the East Const air in i-hars« of Mr I'r.irrnut, who left on Urn Wk tfuHMlil wttft M poßea for llir Sugut. The attack on Ambong WM so
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    HONGKONG SHARE MARKET.
    109 2 In his last Hongkong share nport ol this date. Mr Ench Gaoig, brokec, writes; The oxtnoM UahtnaM ol money market has brought bu.il ■hana almod tosoomplete -i'''l-'! and I am vciv much afraid thai improvement will lake place until atVr l-h'ncse New Year The N«v«mb.'l ■etUemanU, which
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    MUNICIPAL ENGINEER'S DEPARTMENT.
    367 3 (a>* Oaas>Aa**r.) plat MN appe.ired. la.t week, in •he Slr.nl> Tii.i.t. on the Siut-apurc Road*. Kr.un that, there arose the idea that il might b* well to inslitule an inquiry a) tojivlicthcr the money spent l,y the Kiiginecrs department is laid DUI iidvantagcouslv, far as Kitting avrtk
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    SINGAPORE ROADS.
    276 3 ro mr I:l. iTi.it ok tiik "nuill timus" loiirnal appeared a letter, over the sign." tun- of ''Knginerr," on the iuhjecl of the Singapore Boada, which was so fully dealt will, last week Some of "Engineer 1 remarks are unusing 11, says, pie. 1 ibly in defence of
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    SILVER SCARCITY AT SHANGHAI.
    320 3 SILVER SCARCITY AT SHANGHAI. Shanghai. Mth Nnvenil.er. 0««Bf to Ihi- great stringency of ihe I al money market, a large number of the smaller cash shop- also called -banks" closed their doors, lining the l-.i-t week and the proprietors ill. sen- I ded. It is band that the numbci .if
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    BOWLING.
    106 3 Tin: hi>i portion of* bawling match, I leutoni. Club, was onKaturday niarlil on the l«re--s ol the ii,,.,.,, w:1 v y HtwMlaoceol vmton, including v Vi.teiv lay with leutollia, I i:,.'l,n team taUin t all to poveI "Im U,,r,,l 1.. 'I, ili.u they i nve Ualanee ■'"> I- play
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    THE GERMANS AT KIAOCHAU.
    1419 3 THE POLITICAL SITUATION ■HIM IS HONGKONG. 1 1. mi. KOlM papers to hand, to-day, give further interesting detail* in connection wilh llieKiaochauincdent. They have. of course, to he read in the liu'lit of the (n ri,r,,,i; helnwin China and llerniany that wi:« announced on Saturday. CHINKSK
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    FATAL ACCIDENT.
    59 3 At Hongkong, mi the 4th instant, Robert Torrencc, :lo years of age, an engineer on the steamer ffinas, fell from the verandah ol the lirst floor of ii house, and sustained such severe injuries that lin died as he was being conveyed to the hospital. Deceased wii~ iit
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    HAVAS TELEGRAMS.
    126 3 Pun, 3rd Deeeiulier. i' i M i.ii I h' I >»•■■!! I:. 'i I iii 1 Minister of .lusti.e iii place el M. Darlnn. resigned. Coinmanii.iiu Bsswlnsy ii»s requested General Milan* to defer publishing the latter-, report, on the Hi-evfus nflair, until lie ha- had mi ut unity
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    WEST AUSTRALIA
    654 3 Ii.M.V THE KUI TATED NKF.h AII'I.V. THE AIM IS TO KBKI' 001 ASIATICS. Tin: gol.ilields Of West Australia liavo attracted crowds of Chinese, Japanese, Hindoo*, and ther Asiatics whom the colonists lind to be undesirable immigrants To cheek this uillow, the <ioviTiiim-nt ottheColony ha- brought iin Immigration Bill
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    NETHERLANDS INDIA,
    993 3 VCIIEEX From Acliccn., there is but little news. A good sign, say many. Active me.'isures an taken by the military authorities to keep the advantages gained. Honds and bridges have been made, and no pains are spared to get information about the enemy and their movements. The information
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    SHE WOULDNT MARRY.
    153 3 r'oit soitu- ilavß past, amofouentt fin :i Cllincse wniilill;: were bauf puslie.l roiwar.lloeaHv. tliiSatui.layiiiomiiic.all was in readiness, anil the bi id.' only was wanting. Hermolh.-r went to llie house where sliowii.sin scivico. an.l call.-il her lorth to he i.iame.l Tho girl was astonished, not hauni: previously heard
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    MAIL NEWS.
    1644 3 (In ill 111 II o/ Mfsir*»*l Mml.) CVRATES' WIVES. 1 I 1 km wives arc rvsponsible for a delicate «|uastion which llu arisen in the City Corporation. The vacant living of 8t I Ueoifte-the-Martyr, Southwark, i» in the I gift of that body, »n<l. at the next nMattag
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    THE PORT.
    189 3 TllK s. PiaaW* arrived on .Saturday from Kejim Japan with a earn of about l.i'lW tons coal for the Hon. T. C. liogaardt, who chartered the steamer The cargo is being discharged at l'ulo llroiii. The leaner fiUhw went into dock at Tanjong I'agai on Saturday The homeward
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    NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA.
    123 3 A sn s of the shareholders in the Nippon V titan Kaisha pro(Kises to dcmaiid an cMranrdiniiry meeting of the Coarpaay, and to submit the following resolutions: I. That Article l.i of the Constitution of the Company he ii nde.l. and the funds to he retained as
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    SIAM.
    141 3 TIIK KIMiK BCrt'EX. It is understood by the llmujkuk Time, that the Queen- Begaat win leave Bangkok on the llth instant, for K,li-.-i-Chang, where she will meet the King. The Royal Princes and Ministers of State will g.. by train toFaknam, and. on the arrival of the Royal Yacht,
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    PASSENGERS LIST.
    138 3 PAS SENGERS LIST. Per Han Seng Cuan from Bangkok Mi-» llamillou. Mr H. Achilles rVlourdeau. r.-i s. fro in iv.cml.ang .Messrs 11. Lun. and Vnn Meetcr Per Pok Ann from Sourabaya —Mr. Lweland. I'er s. Clio from Bangkok -Mr Und Per s. Hn-üba from Darvel Bay:Mrssrs. A. F. Slater, and
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
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