The Straits Times, 28 December 1897

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    12 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORE TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28. 1897. NO. 19,41(5.
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      955 1 ryvnit BOBMCO COMPirTT, LIMITID ,|TnK StaedaM Ufs Asnu»j» v wick Uaioa Fir. lasaraaes SoeiHy i.W Aoonux" Co»>l«ay (Fire). 111. Eoattahk Life Asiuranos Society. Tk. O(.«a Marine lamranoe Compsny. i,,sa Mutual »t~- N.vigatioe Cotnpaaj. T.. T.««— hsi. B«w Co»p»«y v. MsritiaM la-ivraßce Company, Limited. tm nrtiealars ot Uhm Coapaaies, sac the
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      851 1 i^. BUCHANAN WHISKY laa^^ylpl I O TLJr DTOT BOLKIMPOKTKRS c^^^^^ s IO I rIL DLO I katzbros, SOLD BY ALL LICENSED SPIRIT DEAI.KKS. LIMITED Sahi as ■uppltzd to ihx Hocna or Loarja aid Commons and to all good London Ci.rra. 31/12 SIEAMSHIP COMPANIES. I\K KONINKI.IJKK PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ Indcr contract with
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      583 1 WESTERN J.USTRALIA. rnnt.t 8. NAY. Co., Ltd., and the 1 O. S. S. Co. run steamers from Singar pore lo Western Australia, at intervalof about 17 days, calling at tho followim. porte: -Derby. "King's Sound (tho port fo« Kmilierley Uoldh'elds), llroome (Roebuck Day), Pearling Urounds. Cossack (port (or Itm-r.iimc ancl
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      519 1 NOTICES. JOHNLITTLE&COJ LIMITED. CHRISTMAS 1897. COSAQUES: FROM. TOM SMITH, LONDON. The largest nnd i.io-t varied slock to seloct from, comprising Toys, Puitiloi., Costumes, Hats and Caps, Mask«, Musical Instruments. Jewellery, Uatling (iuns in miniature, Tricks, Perfumery, Uames,Also representing Animals. Ships, Firo Brigade, Alley Sloper. I'ick-me up, Tit-bit-. Old Curiosity Shop,
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      638 1 INSURANCES. THE LONIH)N AND LANCASHIRE FIRE JNSURANCE COMPANY. Capital £2,ii>7,«M Paid up Capital 212,750 Reserve Fund 878,3.V. The undersigned, Ac.-nt« for tho Company, are prepared to accept tiro risks at current rates of premium. BOUSTEAD 4 Co. rE CHINA TRADER-: INSURANCE COMPANY. LIMITED. Capital Subscribed »a..<.i,'»> Amount Paid up «00,UOO.
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      493 1 INSURANCES. rpHE qUEEN INSURANCE COMPAN V ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY. Quiem I HiK.s. h RriUHNi.s, IflKMsv The undersifrned, Affents for the above Company, are propitrod to take risk- at current rates. H(MKiI.ANI)T t Co. THE STRAITS INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. IBTAXLISHID 1883. Head Orricx, HixiiAroxi. Capital Fully Subwribed $3,000,000 Capital Paid-up fIOO.OOO
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      352 1 BANKS. THK NATIONAL BANK Of CHINA LIMITED. Vulhor.vdC.ipiMl 1.1.H11.KH Subscribed Capital 600,000 HlAn Orricx Hongkong. COURT OF DIRECTORS D. Gillies, Esq. Chrn Kit Shalt, Ks.| H. BMterloht, K*i. Chow Tung Shan, X-, Kwan Hoi Chaen, Esq. CHixr Maraoxk: Oeo. W. F. Pleyfair. Interest on Fixed Deposits, For 11 montht IJ
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      733 1 JLTJ2.UREI r|||»s ruiy OFICROUILMY boy. fl rears of age, was recently ike7< ilh a arA-e^Tttatk of croup •nd I thought sore that I woul.l low. him. I hml seen ChamtH>rtalrfs Cough BemMy adrertlsed and concluded to »ry it, mid am happy to say that after two doses he was relieved
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    THE STRAITS TIMES. TUESDAY, 28TH DEC., 1897. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. PORT ARTHUR.
    66 2 THE STRAITS TIMES. TUESDAY, 28TH DEC., 1897. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. PORT ARTHUR. Established: 1831. PRICE 15 CENTS. [S«t>9triptum rnlrt and adveriinng rafei may be found on Ihe fourth p.Kjc.l 1 1 Isllll lIP RUSSIAN OCCUPATION. 1. 2SII, Drermlier. It is stated at St. Petersburg that the Russians have occupied Kinchau, which
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    PRICE HENRY.
    41 2 AKKIVAL AT (iIBKALTAR. Prince Henry's squadron has arrive, 1 at Gibraltar At Prince Henry's landing, there was a guard of honour composed of the Cirenadicr Guard-. Prince Henry was received by and dined with tho Governor, Sir Robert Biddulph.
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    PHILIPPINE REBELLION.
    272 2 Thkrk are now to hand some few details of the rebel submissions in the Philippines, which already we have still more briefly recorded by telegram. Ihe «overnor-( ieneral's rigorous decree against tin 1 rebels, to cdum; into force early this month, had been suspended, and encounters with the
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    28 2 The Justices of the Peace at Hongkong have passed resolutions that Government should test all spirits sold there, and should prohibit the importation anil sale of inferior liquor.
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    39 2 It w ill be seen from our latest by Wire that it was explained from St Petersburg that the Russian naval occupation of Port Arthur was a temporary arrangement with the intention that the ih d should winter there.
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    40 2 It is rejwrted by mail that the British Government has opened negotiations with view to China ceding certain vantage points on the mainland, indis-pcns.-il.le for the safety of Hongkong The commanding positions nought lie near Deep Bay and Mirs Bay.
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    7 2 Mv Hell, Chief Police Officer, is ill-
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    8 2 Taa Mtraifa l)n,l,jel was published at noon to-day.
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    12 2 Tin homeward mail by the X Simunt closes at 4 p.m. to-day.
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    15 2 Sir Lionel Cox celebrated his return to Singajiore, last night, by going to the play.
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    14 2 Ox Saturday, being New Yeats Day, there will be no issue of the Shall
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    17 2 It is pro|K>sed to closn the subscriptions to the Famine r'und in India from the Mist instant.
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    16 2 A Max. Mustek linn of piece goods manufacturers advertises for an agent here to collect indents.
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    12 2 VoBNUKa jinrikisha-lmilders are lilled up with.>rdcrs,largelyfromSinga-l-.ue. for the vvliulu of next year.
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    24 2 At a meeting of the I'erak Club on the 1 -111 instant, it was OBEfaM to laanaai the moutidy subscription from Sum to BX
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    21 2 I'iiK Home Ciovcrnmcut intends to >et aside annually one thousand uoiitions in the I'ost Otllcc to be occupied kf time-expireU ioldiei>
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    A SMALL BRIBE
    21 2 Tuno Taw was, this morning, sentenced to fifteen days' rigorous imprisoanient for offerinß a police constaMe thirty cents.
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    THE MANURE NUISANCE.
    23 2 This morning, twovegetable gardeners wen fined ten and five dollars, for using manure within one hundred yards of Stevens Road.
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    PASSENGER ARRIVED.
    34 2 Aiiom; the passengers, by the M. M. lorm from Marseilles yesterday, were: Sir Lionel Cox. Mr. Hilton, Mr and Mrs E M. Alexander, Mr. W. C. Cowie, aad Mr. A. K Dunlop.
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    ALLEGED THEFT.
    38 2 This morning, Captain Int veld of the c. s. s:,ik charged his Hylam servant with the theft of ninety dollars in bank notes and cash. There was no evidence of the theft, and^the boy was discharged.
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    SPURIOUS DITCH GUILDERS.
    34 2 Maii.imh, Abubakar was arrested on the twenty-fourth instant for delivering counterfeit four twu and-a-halt Dutch guilder pieces to a man named Biden. The mater is In the hands of the police.
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    MR. VERMONT ENTERTAINS.
    41 2 llv invitation of the Hon. J M. Vermont; Captain Ferguson and Lieutenant Power, with about thirty men of the Kifle Brigade., were to proceed to Batu Kawan Kit ale on the 23rd inst., to upend the day there.
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    PERAK RAILWAY BRIDGE.
    43 2 The foundations of a railway bridge across the Perak river at Karst, in the Kuala Kangsnr district, were laid On the Ifttli instant. Tim bridge is to be in seven spans of 250 feet each, altogether some l,.Vn> feet long.
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    FRAUDULENT WEIGHTS.
    38 2 This morning, Inspector Bateman prosecuted an, itinerant pork butcher, named Lo Sam, for using a daching which gave short weight to the extent of thirteen per cent. The prisoner was fined twenty-five dollars or a month.
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    SLAUGHTERING PIGS.
    35 2 This morning, Mr. Wolferatan pointed out that cases against |>ersons for killing pigs out of the Municipal slaughter houses should be proceeded wit h by sumexcuse to hurry the matter before the court.
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    U.S. ADMIRAL.
    42 2 Admiha i. Gen. Itowey, who left San IbBMBM on (be 7th instant for tho Kast, will, it Id -aid, succeed Admiral McNair in command of the I'nited States N*VMI fcorce on the Asiatic Station. The Oty,tipia will continue as flagship.
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    SHIPPING COMMISSION
    40 2 Tiiim members of the Shipping Commission, viz Mr. Egerton, President, Capt. Craufurd, and Mr Jackson Millar, accompanied hy the Secretary to the Cnmiiiissii.ii, will, says the l\nang (Saztttt, come to Penang early next month to take evidence there.
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    PUNJOMS.
    49 2 Mr J. Y.V. Vernom's Hongkong share report, dated XNt instant, says Pnnjoms have ruled steady at (4.50 with small sales, and close steady at (5.50 cum. first call on new issue. The period for payment of the first call on the new issue expired on the MtU inst.
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    CAUSING HURT.
    63 2 Haiuee Mat, a Siamese, was arrested mi Sunday evening, for causing hurt to three persons with a parang in Rangoon Road. He was also injured himself. All were sent to hospital. This morning, it was ascertained that they will be in hospital for a few days yet, and
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    BURGLARY AND THEFT.
    66 2 A Chimui resident at No. l.ti. Tanjong Pagar Road, has reported to the police that hi- safely closed his house at nine o'clock last night. At one this morning, he was aroused by a noise in his room., lie arose and struck a light, an, l, on
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    A TIGER WITH A COLLAR.
    66 2 Thk forest guard stationed at The Highlands," Tenang, made a report on the MB4 vist says the Slraili i11,,, to the Collector of Land Revenue that he came across a tiger which had a < 'll.tr round its neck. A great mm says the mf.irin.mt,
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    LOSS OF JEWELLERY.
    69 2 Mrs. Hob, the wife of Captain Ktipn, living at No. 1(1, IMiotiy (Jhaut, his informed the \<o\'ue that her property auavaphaa the night of a4th taataai U hcil she awoke on Cliristlnaa BMSBaBa, she missed two gold bracelets worth three lnindre.l dollars, and a gold chain and
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    ANTI-BRIBERY LEGISLATION.
    79 2 TU UpislatiTe Council of Hong. Kong has undur consideration a Bnk7 ftSJi*!? 1 Ordi '»ani<- Inder the Hill, it will lie an offence for any servant of the Government to accent a brilie with a view to influence his conduct as such public -ervant, and, on conviction, he
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    MR. W. C. COWIE.
    125 2 A VII lit DKSI-IT. It Mk. W. C. C.nviK, the ManaeinK Dirwtor of the llritisii .North llorneo OHBBBB/, arrive<i last evenine by the French mail from Kirn.,,,.. V was immediately informed that, by the oaartan ..t Ciptßin l>e Horsey, of H.M. Killiboat lto,ft, a |,assa(!« to
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    CHRISTMAS CRICKET.
    1922 2 THE 8. C. C. UMNO". Tm m»tch 8. C. C. r. W V resumed yesterday afternoon, the l»" team having been all got rid of Bewre tiffin for M. The 8. C. C. innings opened at two o'clock, R. T. Reid and Stevens JW«"J the bowling of McKenzie
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    CHRISTMAS GOLF.
    140 2 WAKKEX CHAMPIONSHIP SHIKI.U. Thih shield w a* played for on Monday The j.hiy resulted in a tie. which is to be decided to-day, between Selnngor, J. <1. (ilassford, and I'enang, t> A. M Browr The Morn were aa follows .1. O. (ilauford 41+40 HI 11. A. M Drown
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    LAST NIGHT'S THEATRICALS.
    189 2 In IniiKi.iroi i -n.-k-i.-i >:■:,.! arfkn, an iiniatpiir dramatic parfanoaßM was given in Urn Town Hall, la»t ni B lil Whaa the curtain row, there »ai liar.ly BaaßVaa nwin The BMaM Vaudeville, After All, BW tn* nwii.-il, the ;>< l.ir> KiiataiiiLiig their resiHctive |iart« with vivacity. After
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      436 2 NOTICES. NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY, LD. Manufacturer, of DVXAMITI OBIJOM I) OKI ATINK DVXAMIIK ■LMTIM OBUTI« o DBlX)J«ATOB» HAFKTV fI7F. H.KIKH in Jam tftmuin T»s asots KiruialT«», >ll«« all asd BArwn Titrs mroasi) sv ths British («,rss»ns«T, 188 »as.THiasr«>ES. uuabahtsii, to si o> i-nsios —sUtl a»b rtsswrtu to a«t oiMsas oimii)
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      987 2 NOT ICES. "EMERSON'S TIFFIN ROOMS. NOTICK. 11,, nls.ve i.iMiii. are now kept open until 111.,. I. >.L. Nt ni^llt. l-ood counter lunch frum K to 10 p. in. KVI'.SHJHT MHICE. IAM lea>iiiKaniissortinent of my rt|W U. Ir-. an.t Kve-glanM-a with lIIK HKIIISII l)I-i|'KNSABY, ami, durinic my nl.scncr. they "ill act
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      675 2 KATZ BROTHERS, LTD. AUK NOW MMVXM A Illtitl ASI> WELL MMOHB STOCK OV. mm tlass hbnmi and toilet requisites. I'KKtTMKS. B«»u>iuvt f -fV«^ K'»r|{pl iiif not Viang Viang p^^^Bi Wrbvim flf niir^^"-*— tatarCMl TOII-KT WATKKS. g^ Heliotroiw ML V Lilmc Violet lJlvcndfr Shain|K>u Jiixlun- iCgy^ Foilet uif^ar r.rilli.n.i Kan Uvatifhvr
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      118 2 KtictllANN -At Zinieh. on the Srd IV.-eml.er. the wife of W»Lrs« Edumakx, of aaon. M. 8. 8. M>W for tka .ti~il< 7W» •ko.M U wntM oa ooa aids nt u» panr odr. By tto n»l«H of that ooaditioii. m»or JT3 8. an ra£«Ud Uut m.rbt otknwu* tx imb1,.1,«l All adrtvtiaißff
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    STRAITS DEVELOPMENT.
    1366 3 PKOPOSKI) DEAL WITH TIIK CHERIIIANC. |Ht: following is the report of the dowtani ft 'he Straits Development CompMtTi I.imit<-<1 I lir <tir»''tor« U'f to present the Italanro-..„..-I »nrt accountu ot the company to the j.h February, IK»7. On the years work [a, und t.v them -.ounU. a lout
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    H.M.S. "POWERFUL."
    127 3 It is now tho opinion of those who have, some knowledge of maritime matters that unless the cruiser Vuncrful was under special orders to come full •paad from Colombo, her Commander would, probably, prefer to be at sea rather than in port It Christina.-:. It is also thought
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    MASONIC INSTALLATION.
    128 3 Tlir annual installation meeting of Lodos Zetland intlieKast, No. Sos, vai held last night. Tho newly chosen Master, W. BtO. J. Cray, was installed iv the eoatern chair by War. Uro. linker mid appointed the iotknring as his otlicers for the ensuing year: S. W. BtO. (i. Brfalkwortlt
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    FROM THE MAIL.
    567 3 I.CTTEiw of administration of lie irnrimri ertata and affceta, which haw been valued at x:)i,4Tl 7s. -Id. gross, of bar Bon] ffiduMM Princess Mary Adelaide Wilhelmina, Duchess of Tcck, whodii'd inti-state. bavebeen nM to his 11. 111.- l>iik« of Teck, uli.im- rci-sur.ty in the ran of e7u.»4s
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    SIR FRANK SWETTENHAM.
    1129 3 INTERVIEWED IS LOSDOS. Tiikjie is staying in Ixmdon at the present moment, says the I'all Mall liu-.tllr, one of those men of whom (ireat Britain personally knows but little, but to whom, unconsciously perhaps, she owes it that she is the Kmpirc she is: one of those
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    LATEST BY WIRE.
    2913 3 l«vt>ON. 17th December. DofßTs are expressed as to the sanity of Archer, who murdered Mr. Terriss. It appears that he had cherished causeless feelings of rerenge against his victim for Ai° to-day's sitting of the Committee of Enquiry into tho Cripplegate fire, Mr Brown of Messrs. Walter
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    THE FRONTIER WAR.
    154 3 Is Friday's Strait, IftaM, telegraphic details of the frontier «r operations were hruusht down totbelTtb in-taut, nt whieli daloticner.il l/iekhart's force had evacuated Tirah. and hud pu--ed into t lie Bara Valley after hard' lighting. BuMIIAV. lrfth l>c,:cinl.cr. The fatal casualties in the llara Valley from the
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    THE PORT.
    240 3 TU French Transport VUmbo, with troops on board from Saigun, arrived ■lllAHl tba BaTMO Wtttrl yesterday Boning, and navaud her rayt*n la HanriUM in tfca atraniai after ood>o«. VModW, upwards »f 7t«> ton rf Indian coal m put out of the I! 1 steamer fMaai Hi ivlii.li is
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      602 3 M. A. SCHIjOSSER SI'RIiKON ■CHIRDI'OIHST to the PKIS, lIMtRoVIIFAHIUKSOk KlUoll.. Author of ■araui TaauMßi oa i)m»u oi TIIK. hR, ADELI'HI HOTEL, SINGAPORE. BOOM NO. 4:'. MR A r'KW DAYS MOKE. rpllF. -y-leni employed l.\ Mli.Si itiossiH, wliieh received the bighcsl praise from .be leading Kuro|s'an and Americaii |>apers. ns well
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      583 3 BALI 0" VAU'ABI.KLAN. SAL H( ISK PROPKRTY. Bklokoiso to tii« "Ti J. 1.. Simaomrk. rpHE undersirmod are instructed to sell 1 hv \nctio.'. at their Sale-Rooms, on I I^t I. All that pie« •J«' I T«J O d Jj"^ situate on sirangoon Road ami Me. Course Road, comprising an area
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      209 3 WKATHKR REPORT. Kndmy r«r6o« Hotpilol, 271 A /Vr. /897. »a.m. S p.m. 9p.m. RlMiaK*. Bar saSS i «S Tenip. 7H.3 MO 7«.6 >•- W.B'lbTher 75.U 7d.0 74 0 -3 J j LHr.ofWind row S.W. H.W. 1* Max. Temp. M.5 c° Mm... 73A ?^d-J Max. in Sur 141 7 Terr.rad. 710
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    COMMERCIAL.
    452 4 Inunu. Dkihu*, l*J. PRODUCE (Hat- mn nrrtttti f»11.15j.«O Gambler J-JO. TrSSKiiitC.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'- r MOProper, 81ack,. .buyer. 17-JJ*. Jo Whlt«,(BX) **<*■ «T FlourUanwak M». do Bnwat. JS'Pearl Buo Coffee, Bali, picked Coffee Palembang. picked.... Cofce, LiberiMTNo. 1 !»•<*• Tapioca, .mall Flake. Jo do HI qaaMy, da mad. flake, MJdo .nuJlp-ri: JT*
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    MAINS CLOSE.
    102 4 For Prr t(r. Ttmt. To-Mouow. BnUvia (lixkirtTii 7 a.m. lVnang A ColomlK) .SVinuiri if.ru, 11a.m. Hilliton A I'tiauak B. Whatt Hia, 11a.m. Deli 'rnjiy.,.^iiv, Noon, ilatu I'aliat Sultana, 1 p.m. Malacca via ports Aoon Sam 11, t p.m. Madras via ports Ijiliwra, -j p.m. Malacca A Klang Ultra,
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    101 4 FnoaKl'Rii'l: By the I. *n.»v KoAiHn due on Monday witlidaten to the iOth Dec. She brings replies to the mail which left Singaiwri' on the 10th Not. FeomChi»:-Bv the M. M. s.s. .SV.IMHH, duo on SKih lh'cenil«-r. Rot UU N. D. L. Dec lith Not 1..1 h
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    244 4 ABKIVtU. I'i-r a. cjon- y'nyn from Klang via |wrU: Messrs. Legge, Htraeusle, and Stavhi'lin. 1-er s.s /Vf./n.w from KclanUn-Mwsn.. Snniuel.aml Deprunv, Tit >. i. Mntacct from Teluk Anson via ports :-Me»MT.. Un(rfor.l, Nult«r, Donald. Ilio WaN.il.. (iullwav. Kudners Murray .mi Lssssr Mr 4n<l M Jo i ii IV-r
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      197 4 Under thlsheasUagth* following abbreriatisnsar. used :-«lr steamer sh.— ship bq.-baraM <: Brik-British V. 8. Unitrf Slat-. Ft. French a».-o»rman DotDntcb J»h.^Johor»; *c., G. c, tJeneral ,-argo dp.— deck passcnaars; D.— DocarUliT T. r. W.-Taajon||>iiar Wbart T. F. D.-Taniong Pacar Dock B. W. Borneo Wharf- J. w!—Jarain«'sWharf;!».H.W.Xew Harbour
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      TRADING VESSELS
      1212 4 Aa»ITILS rlisc« Noo« of Yk»lkkt>»v. ra*h>a, P. O. .tr. J,1«4 tons, Captain Oregor, »7th Dec. From Yokohama. Bth De7o.c. P. 11. Coy. For London, ttth Pkya Brit str. 370 tons, Captain MlkS/SS Dec. From Kl.ng. aggg O.c, l«t d.p. Ban Kwh Hong. For Malacca aod Klang 30th— Rds.
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      353 4 Hame, port, probable, dolt of arrfell, tni name ol agent*. Amphitrito, Trieste, .lan I Rautenberi. H n .'I n. Bremen, Mar 3 Behn Meyer Belli-rophon, l.'|iool, Dec 30; W. M«n.: .ld Bellona, Hongkong. In-: 17 Kautenbtrf. Borneo, London, Jan 1.1 j P. AO. Caledonion. Colombo, Jan W M.
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      ARRIVALS.
      157 4 5 Vimil'i Sui. i To» Carik Kbom StiLir Coiiigiiv. a j Kio. I '-''i P.:inU 'Dut str. 1-JI I'nli'niliunK I l.m, Hun >».■■-. S6 Kugeoie -tr. 1»7 K.x'nii; Palemlwng IV,- -ji 1, ...in 11. Y«rra JIM sir. 'JOK4 C.,,»|>elli.T Martwillm Xnv 2HM. Maritimrj I*7 M>lm'i'ii Brit >tr. Daly I
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      CLEARANCES.
      242 4 Dan. Vuui'l Nmi Xi ...i XiI'u: >:v DUTIIiTION Dec 24 Kian Yang Britttr. Kunath Muar 24 Kut.y Mr. Bruce Muntok and Palrinuanc -'4 Sappho ttr. MM Klang via port. "■'l llolront ttr. Angu« Triiiggiinu via |K>rt» 24 1.n.1y l.otigdi'ii »<r. Sniilli Mal.vva Ui C. Aprar Mr. Fey Penang anil
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