The Straits Times, 16 February 1898

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    12 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1898. NO. 19,4")({.
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      886 1 -mx »O»W«OCOMPAWT. LIMITED iC liuuraaoi. Company. TklcaleaMatoal «t-« N.vig^on CompaßJ. M^iti-. iMmraae. Coe.p«aT. LimiteA MrtiniW. cV tb«" Compame.. s~ the 'IJ^HZt of TlfK bS»NEO COMVi>T. LIMiTKD. A««ita. sIKAMSIIII' COMPANIES. I Ornci, Coi-LTia VJoay WHARVES, NfwHAEBorH. StBAI NAVIGATION OIMrAXY. m«a» foe Chika, Jai'ax, Pekajc, I»I>IA, ADSTUAI.IA. AHEM. M.TPT, M««»EILI.E», (IIBEALTAE, MALTA,
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      895 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. I\K KdMNKI.IJKK PAKETVAART MAATBCHAPPIJ I'nder contract »ith the Netherlands India Government. Apenli al Simffn: Mnf Ac.i-ii v. late .1. Daemieui Co., 2-S, CotXTRR QDIT. Knni Kxi.ct.d Will I*. Despatched for On IVm drr B'nilu-iii F.-1.. la. B'nmsfin. lulu lJiut, Cotei, Donggola, Ilulongan, and Berouw. Feb. 18. .s'/wz/mnn. Bnt.-ivia.
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      240 1 S-lOMPAUNIK DES MESSAGERIES V^ MAKITi.MKS 1)E FRANCE. Telegraphic Addrt—: Lictmr, Singapore The mail steamers will leave Singapore on or about the undermentioned dates.— Odtwabo. Homswahl'. 1888. 18*3. Dates Dates. .IWlioiirne Feb. 18 Vorra Feb. 18 fenoal Simon' Mar. 8 Sydney Mar. 4 >„(.,:.. Mar. 19 Katal Mar. 18 I Oceanien
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      665 1 INSURANCES. rpHE I.ONDON AND LANCASHIRE 1 FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital £2,127,600 Paid up Capital L' 12,760 Reserve Fund 67i1,5a6 Tho undersigned, Alfcnts for the Company, are prepared to accept fire risks at 4 Co. THE CHINA TSADEBi INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. CapitaJ Sabscribsd |1,000,n00. Amouat l'«id up ««i.i«m. IS.-.TV, Fund i,uoaaaa
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      386 1 INSURANCES. fHE QUEEN INSURANCE COMPANY I KOW HERiiEK IX THE BOYAL INSURANCE COMPANY. O.I'EEK litSTRAXCE Bl'l I.MN..S, LIVEEPOOL. The undersigned, Agents for the above Company, arc prepared to take risks at current rates. HOOOLANDT 4 Co. rE STRAITS INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. ESTABLISHED 1883. Head OrncE, Sixoapobe. Capital Fully Subscribed 13,000.000
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      570 1 BANKS. nONGKONO AND SHANGHAI BANKING COKIVRATION. PAID-UP CAPITAL #10,000,000. KKSKKVE KIND f „(i«i.i«i. KKSKKVE LIABILITY OPI .mnmnnn PROrRIETOKS 110,000,000. Cocbt or DIRBCTOPK:— St. C. NK'IUELSEN. Eso— C»Aias!AK. Hon. J.J. BsLLlsTlKd-DsreTT OaUBJUa. C. lISC.MASN, Knq. I A. J. KaTIOKD, fJO (1. 1). 8..51N.1, Km. K I. Xl. 'HAaDs»M t«i 0. B.
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      787 1 NOTICES. KATZ BROTHERS, LIMITED. THE CROCKERY HARDWARE AND (TTI.KRY DEPARTMENTS Arc pi.v complete with even- article for daily use China Dinner Sets. Tumblers. < pints, Tea Sets. Tumblers, pints. Tcilet gaU Sherry Glasses. Trinket BeX Port Cheeso Dislie.-, Claret l'hit.s Champagne (Masses. Cups and Saucers, Licjueur, Enamel Toilet Sets. Ureen
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      825 1 CHAMBERLAIN'S PAIN BALM. This is 1 c.eneeai. I.inisievt roE the Relief in Cieeof Pai». For sale l.y all dealers. THE DISPENSARY, Nlliociowr, General Agent FOR SALB- EMPLOYMENTS TO l ET- ANDPERBOXALS Ist Tim, 16 cents a Hrn i 2nd and 3m timo^lOctntsalind; 4th to «b timn t cents a Una;
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    WEDNESDAY, 16th FEB., 1898. BRITAIN AND CHINA.
    253 2 WEDNESDAY, 16th FEB., 1898. BRITAIN AND CHINA. Kctablishid: 1831. PRICE 15 CENTS. [SiiUmption rales and adrertmng ralet may be found on the fourth paqr.\ It is announced, by telegram, that great satisfaction prevails at Shanghai at the news that the British Minister at Pekin is negotiating for throwing open the
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    29 2 It is telegraphed that 11. E. Sir Charles Mitchell, will arrive by the Sta Hell' on Thursday, probably at daylight. 11. K. will thus preside at Thursday's Legislative Council.
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    35 2 We are requested to state that the balance due on sliurts and debentures allotted to subscribers in Fraser and Neave, Ltd., should be paid to the Company's Bankers, on or before Thursday, the 17th instant.
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    56 2 The SI rail .< IMgel will be published at noon on Friday. It will be an unusually large llmlgel as it will contain all the news published in the Sfraif* ItaM from Tuesday, the sth, up to, and inclusive of, Thursday the 17th- that is nine days' news. Usually the
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    130 2 Mr. Hooi-kk, the Registrar of Hackney Carriages, writes to-day concerning a hardship inllicted on syces. It seems that tin: syces are frequently expected to go upstairs to various godowns and collect there the Bums due to them for hire. While the syces are absent collecting their money, their vehicles are
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    13 2 Prodice, exchange, and share pricos, and the mail list, are on page 4.
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    14 2 Tin: Hongkong Ice Company made a profit ofSSl',l7l in 1*97, against SS.VH4 in 18H6.
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    19 2 An electric tramway is about to be laid from the terminus of the Peking line to the city gates.
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    18 2 The mail for Kuro|ie, this week, leaves by the Tun on Friday instead of on Tuesday as heretofore.
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    19 2 Mkssus. Powell and Co., advertise an auction «ale of BOOM and carriages at Mr. Abrams's yard, on Friday next.
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    19 2 It is advertised that danger will arise from using the Changie Road on specified dates beginning with next Saturday.
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    23 2 HvtheP. &<). Shuuyliui, on the I'Hth two It A. and R.E.othYers and a number of rank and file leave for Egypt, (jibralter, and England.
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    26 2 The M. M. steamer assaWflt left Colombo at 9 p. in. on Monday, and is due here on Sunday morning next, the 2uth February .it daylight.
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    31 2 Thk M XI Yarru left -Saigon at a a.m. y.-stoi,|;iy. and is due here on Friday morning at daylight. She will probably be despatched at about 4 p.m. the same day.
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    23 2 HajaaaV ISoustead and Co., advertise that they are sole agents for the House of I-ords'Old Highland Whisky and they caution consumers against counterfeits.
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    32 2 It is notified in the I'erak dorrrnmml <ia:M- that, from and after the »ith instant, the duty on parchment coffee In that State will be calculated on twothirds of the gross weight
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    37 2 It is advertised that a Cinematograph entertainment fur children will be given at the Town Hall, at 6 p m to-morrow. The Cinematograph will be exhibited for tho lust tiiuu at V.30 p in the same day.
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    COUNTERFEIT COINS.
    28 2 Last night, a detective arrest,-, in Hokien Steeet a Chinaman, who hail in his possession a quantity of bad coins. The man is an old offender.
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    BODY FOUND.
    31 2 Thk body of a respectably dressed Chinaman, was found yesterday afternoon at Bukit Kirn Chiang. It is thought that an overdoee of opium was the cause of his death.
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    COSTLY COCONUTS.
    28 2 To-dat, a Chinaman was sentenced to two month's rigorous imprisonment, and to receivo ten strokes with a rattan, for stealing sixteen coconuts from the Confederate Estate.
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    A SEAMAN'S THEFT.
    32 2 This morning, a European was sentenced to two months' hard labour, for stealing somo articles of wearing apparel, the property of Mr. G. S. Chapman, from the Sailors' Home.
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    LADIES TENNIS
    39 2 Owing to the bad state of the grounds after the recent rain, there will be no play at the Ladies' I-iwn Tennis Club, till Friday, the tttk. Ties fixed for Friday are now posted at the Club.
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    BOATING ACCIDENT.
    38 2 Last night while three men were going down the Kallang river in a boat, one of them named, Ong Him, fell overboard, and is thought to have been drowned. His body has not yet been recovered.
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    FIRING CRACKERS
    37 2 Yestrriiav, the First Magistrate fined a considerable number of Chinese five dollars and costs, and ten cents and costs, for firing crackers during the recent festival time outside the hours api«. lntel by the Government.
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    ALLEGED ROBBERY.
    94 2 L»T night, the Police received information of an alleged theft on board the German steamer Or-«, which arrived at Singapore on the 13th iust., from IVn.ing A passenger named, I'eh Sin Cliong rcimrts that at \M |un., yesterday, two Malays and five Chinese cannon board theshipandtookbyforcea box containing
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    THE CINEMATOGRAPH. ]
    224 2 THE CINEMATOGRAPH. An excellent cinematograph entertainment was given last night at the Town Hall, before a large and appreciative audience. By way of introduction the manager pointed out the gigantic strides which have been made in photography in recent years, l.c-s than a generation ago, it took five minutes to
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    ABOUT GHARRY SYCES.
    240 2 A IURD9HIP TO I 111: SVI'EB. TO TH* EDITOR OK THE STRAITS TIMM." Sir,- -From time to time in my reports I have drawn attention to the existing custom of many people paying syces their fares by chits. Besides the loss of time often Buttered by the
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    MEDICAL CKHTIKICATKS.
    160 2 TO THE EDITOR OF THE STRAITS TIMES." SiR,-\Vill y u permit m« through the medium ol your extensively read journal to ask the Medical Adviser to the (iovemiiiont whether it is not reasonalilo for a man who is under medical treatment at tho Out-door Dispensary to require the
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    OPENING OF HUNNAN.
    43 2 A private telegram states that a. I commercial public in Shanghai I niiichKratined at the prospect „f J? Britisli Minister negotiatingsuece,,, n I for Ihe navißation of the inland f I of tho Yangsekiang and the on.,'" I ofHunnan. l«»u«,M
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    PASSENGERS.
    45 2 KtBTiiFR additional names .-I lisl.edin the Annual llegira'^-i It wUI be noticed that it i, Hugh Clifford who is bookeil to v' I by tho Erntit Wbwm on th. H M but it is Mrs. Ciilbert a Ljf! h I his mothorin-law. k '>s
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    NEW STEAM LINE.
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    A PARTNERSHIP QUESTION.
    194 2 \l VPf K> I. M c b giving judgment in the rate of Baaatfin Watlonl at t1,.. s u^ Comt this niorninß, the ChirfJa»s s.liii that there must be judgment ft tin- iilaintiir for the amount foi nd di» by the Kegistrar. The only ,|iflic a he
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    CYCLING IN ENGLAND.
    838 2 Into, till fauaL Tilt: i:r.-at Cyeli- Show, ill I lon. ,J, inoiith or so sin.-.', are now r,-|>lnis| smaller editions of the same sort of a* bition all over the country. Dublin ha held its show, which is usually rwkoiW as second in import;, n, to the
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      513 2 NOTICES. NOBEL'S XX PLOSIVES i COMPANY, LD. MunlKlurenol: DYNAMITE OKI IGNITE 1.K1.M INK HYN Wii 1} HI.AKIIM. IiKI.AHXI liK'HiN \|i.|;- i >L1 iiki« np uran h b i i BCTRIC BLABtTno aitaiiwi IHI 111 KIrUMITID, ItllHO ALL kurrir-rrmii i» Omi Hkitiik, aki mi>i KTkMUTH TO AltY UTHtkl WIUIU FO» THE
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      704 2 NOTICES. JO lI X LITTLE k CO, LD. THE "SJXGAFOfiE" JEAN HELMET, HJ.3O. STRAW hatBLACK KKI.T HATS. SCUT KKI.T SIMiI.E TKKAI HATS l:l.AI. INDIA QAUZI SINdI.KTS. FKKMH BAIJUUOOAIi BtNGLRB. 1.151.X THKKAD BDKHJRB. IIITK DUH SIIIUTS. WIIITK DBBBB BOWa UHITK DBBBB Tlios. win tk DBsaa (ii.ovEs. < > 1' B N.
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      518 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENT^ WANTED. Tanjong l'acar Pock Debs. Straits Trading Coy. Shares. Maynard Coy. Shares. Taiijong Hagar Ho, k Coy. Shares. Prye River Dock Coy. Shares. FOR SAI.K spotting Club r, Debs, tlunicipal A Deb. 1880 issue, payable. 18-Jo. Siak Timber Coy. Shares. FKASER Co., v. c. Exchange and Share Brokers.
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      296 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. BY SPECIAL REQUEST. TOWN HALL. CINEMATOGRAPH ENTERTAINMENT. CHILDRENS' MATINEE. ThurftUiy, nth instant, at 6 p. in. PRICES: Children and Servants M,\>. Adults ..11. Andat».Wp m. POSITIVELY LAST ENTERTAINMENT. PRICES: Reserved Seat* %i. First Seats $1.50. Sivuii.I Sr:il< $1. TOWK HALL. Under the direction of Ms. Robf.kt Bkui<;h -Representative,
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      83 2 M. 8. 8. istmM tot U» sMIiI«wi*«IJI» written mi OB* Hd« of Urn pftptr ohlt. Rt th» aaglMt tkat ocwUtioi. nufsTs. 8. v. ranted tkat aMil oOottu. h. p«Uiak«i. A II ~iT.rti.in« ooatraeta an •atitaet to U» tradition Uut th« Muapr l«." ti. «o>«tiM««m oat of tk. pop" "> •>
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    METHODIST MISSIONARY CONFERENCE.
    663 3 METHODIST MISSIONARY CONFERENCE. ...Mh DKTAII..S OF MISSIONARY WORK .aftiil n*w) night, the M I (-hur, 1, held a M, ...n.i.l.ral.le audience, who Bad ,lra.n '"■■'r lh" l^"" 1""1 H.shopJ M Thoburn and the Xcv Dr 0 her The W HKWHMI c.11.1.1.ted the meet,i.g. 1j _jl|iml tl.nt the work of the
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    CHINESE CRACKER FIRING.
    343 3 Al.l.EtlED NUOI Ol'l'liKSSlnN. AKIKAI. TO THK UOVEKMIIi A OmMM contributor complains of the a, lion of the police, this year, in iiotiiying that, at the timi-ofthe Chin.-. N.» Year, crackers should only be let .•IT 111 the live I.Hilways, and not jii the .feet. It is alleged
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    RATHER INCONSISTENT.
    73 3 1 BJHMaT, two cases of nfaillll illegal irratificalion were befcre 1 M 1 ,-ti.itc. In one install, c. titty wnti bad been offered to Constable by a Chinaman, al' lor this the ChinaMan m f,,,,.,i s M i&u, i,, the i-e a Kline, was alleged to have •nered
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    A CREDITOR'S RIGHTS.
    452 3 INTKRKdTINU CASE ABOIT THE GARNISHMENT OF A SALAItV. JI'UGMKNT KUEKVri> I'.i.roKi: the Chief Justice tliis afternoon Mr lirydgcs argued a somewhat interesting point of law with reference to the power which ujudginent cn*ditor has to garnish the salary "diicoracc.ruing due of the judgment debtor. The ca»o in
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    THE ALLEGED CYCLE THEFT.
    49 3 Tims morning lurthcrcharues of theft and retaining stolen property were preferred against K.iic D'Arcy and I'aoli, while a Mr. Creason applied lor a wariant against I'aoli for similar otlen.e-. All these cases will be heard m the bench of two Mai:istratc.-i on the PM instant.
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    BROUGH COMEDY CO.
    54 3 TO ota> OS SATIKIIAV. Till! BMOfh Comedy Company will open ou Saiurday ntehi, the lltth inst., with Sowing the Wind: "on Monday. -'Ist iiist..thovrlnvThi'Villa;;e I'rrest;" on Tuesday, The Case of Uebullious Susnn on Wednesday, The I'assl»rt on Thursday, A Pair of Spectacles on Friday, The Bacond Mrs.
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    BANKERS ON THE JURY.
    562 3 IN. II.KNI AT IIoNOKoni:. Is a SpecUl |ury case before the Hongkong Supreme Court on the 7th instant, Mr. .1. Thoiburn, manager ..r the Mercantile Bank was eapanneDad. The Chid Justice Sir John Carrilißtoii then observed Ido not know, gentlemen, if you particularly wish Mr. Thurl.utn
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    FACTS AND FANCIES ABOUT JAVA.
    1180 3 NO. 84.-A 1 IK.-SA.-(nv MISS AIOT9TA UK WIT.) (Continuetl frwn Salurftuy, 12fA r«A.) Meanwhile, the entire population ol tlie i waa busy with preparation! for the marriage-feast The works might be seen all day long, under the pent-roof of the bride'a house, at the rice-block,
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    HOME NOTES.
    1096 3 "Why is a woman like an ojriter f Because she in better without a u-»rl No matter how many kinds of trouble man hat he is apt to feel that he would prefer §ofne other kind. A man may babble libraries of information and never win so lug
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    CHESS.
    782 3 (i'.iMH-i Tin BY KtSllS PAWN.T All Chess correspondence thould be addressed to King's Pawn." Solution of Problem by J. Kcim is as follows: PR 4. K P mmc.. Xl II and While mates accordingly. If Xt P moves; B—R S Ac. Other variations obvious. Cor rect solution received from
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    PUNJOMS.
    51 3 Ar Hongkong, during the weekending on thcotli instant, Punjom fetched STJ 1...57 111 for ordinaries, and SJ lor preference shares, closing with sellers of ordinary shares at ST SO The January working give" a total of SMI ounces of smelted goU, Of, at i':l L.s Oil. l«r ounce £1.1.;
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    NEGLECT OF DUTY.
    49 3 Yehtekhav in.rniiiL-. the dead bad* of a Chine... child „.i. found in a liasket on Merhau Road. Mr. IVske, brought the fact to the knowledge, of Police Constable No. 110, who took no notice of the mutter. For this, he wa* j prosecuted lliiimornine., and sentenced
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    THE ANNUAL 'HEGIRA."
    456 3 THE PAaSEXOIK lIM> THE P. A 0. "Gajioes" -'Sth February. Mr» Adams; Mr. ami Mr. K.irle Sergt.M»jorand Mrs Shillington and family, Mr. K. A. U». "Shaschai," •-'fttli February—Lieut. Cochrane, Col. Bogle, int. "Coromandkl," lit" March Mr. and Mrs. Ixivell. Mrs. Ijiwrenoe Jackson; Miss Taylor; Mr. Jtistico l.iw.
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    THE PORT.
    166 3 The Moyiiue is expected to complete her loading by Thursday or Friday next at the latest, should the weather not intcrfer: with the night work that is going on, when she will be ready for sea. She has already undergone a trial trip which proved satisfactory The opium
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      992 3 NOTICES. EMMEKSON"S TIFFIN ROOMS. A I.KWISbcg-tomfnrniHie I'ul. ln thai A., he resumwl potseuion of these Rooms on ltt instant. 160 THK Public are informed that the Annual Field Firing will take place In'tween the IStli and Uth milestones. Changi Kosd. In-tween the hourt of tt.SO a, a*. and lie. blob
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      1102 3 NOTICES. oneAFou sK)RTix(i club. NOTICK. A BHaW (ieneral Meeting of the momli»rsof the Sinen|K>re Sporting Club will be held in the K.ichange. on Wodnetdav the lnth inst., at S p m BOUIIBI Li li\ dates and pass a programme tor Ik* Spring Ha. c Mreting. The Commltte.- Kill submit th«
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      249 3 WKATHER RETORT. KaiuUmg Ktrbau Hotpilal, 151ft fib. 181W. H a.m. 3 p.m. 9 p.m. iUUARKD. Bar. ai.» 1 1 3K.H 1 1 JH.KSH Temp. 78.9 THH :.vil hl2 HMiTher 74.0 7«.O 740 -?5i Dir.ofWiiKl «>.»:. m.l S.K. -S",; Mu.Temp. 7B.0 M,n... 73.0 ffsEl Max. in Hun IM,'i i g if
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    COMMERCIAL
    502 4 giwurou, HStu Fibiciby, 1888. PRODUCE (Ratet are eomtied to U.M a.m.) Gambler t Copra Ball,. 7.40. iJq Pontianak n 7.lft. Pepper, Black WUJJ. do White,(6%) SBJ7J. Sago Floor Sarawak... 3.40. do Brunei.. nominal Pearlgago *J*>Coffee, Bali, picked Coffee Palorobang, picked :iu»>. Coffee, Li be ri an, No. 1 1000.
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      MAILS CLOSE.
      117 4 For Prr itr. JW To-Morkoiv. Bangkok (Aaron, 1 p.m. Ililliton k P'tianak H. It. 1 p.m. Mi i A .Mil... lirltut. Ip.m. Valacc .Jc Klang Chtm Phya, 3 p.m. .Inpaii via ports Hector, S p.m. Muar kit,, Yang .1 p.m. Rangoon via ports Bancoora, 3 p.m. Japan via
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      MAILS TO ARRIVE.
      118 4 From X; >i■>:: li v the M. M. lf-7,,., dua on 20th in-t. with dates to the Mt January. She brings replies lo the mail ulii.il left Singapore on the 2Mb Dec. From China :-By the M. M. s.a. )arr<i, due on the IMh instant. 1". mi:
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      PASSENGER LIST.
      272 4 TO ARIUVE. (*'or S,nyiiijorr). PerM. M. >. s M.llmun,, from Marseilles Jan 2.1:- Mi. F W DoarisH, »n.l Mr. D. Ko.ll. Mi-s 11.ni1.-r. Mr. F. W. Douglas. Per M. M. a, h'.r<u*t .Viiihmm from Marseilles Feb. 13 Miss dementi Smith Mr. O Van Riansdyk, Mr A. J. Sounian,
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      225 4 Under this headingthe following abbreviatiom ara used :—str tteamer ih.—ship bq—barque; Brit.-Britifh V. 8. United States; Fr. French; Oer.-«ermao; Dut.Dutch; Jon.—Johore; Ac, O. c. General cargo d.p.—deck passengers V.—Uncertain T. P. W.-Tanjong Pagar Wharf; T. P. I>—Taninng Pagar Dock B. \V. Borneo Wharf; .1. w!^Jardine'« Wharf; N.
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      TRADING VESSELS
      1268 4 ABBIVAU 81SCI NOOR OP Y«sT«KDAY. I .i.f.mm. Brit. «tr 1.X28 tons. Capt Mills. Uth K.I. From Moji, 31st Jan. Coals. S) me and Co. I'-Rils. Alan tTnatt Sum, Brit. itr. 109 tons. Capt Home, 1.'.1h Feb. From Pontianak. I.lth Feb. O.c, 80 d.p. Ban Seng. For Billiton 17th
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      ARRIVALS.
      40 4 ■4 '''-«<■ 5 Vmml's Sin. i. [Tom c»rt*ix 3 I Km. Kkui Sailid OMWtf mii nil il !Bril lr 1«W Mill- Jloii Ja,, mL 1"S B.nWh«tt Soon, sir. SmM 1-onli.nak K.-b ffiuB*o(iCo 1« Hocotra P4O.tr 3811. P»in«. Boml«y Fob M'.iuul <>.<">
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      CLEARANCES.
      100 4 Uati. Vibml'i Nun ;Flio*Rio! Cinux n. Koli U lit IS H IK Id la 18 la 16 i» 18 10 Crathio Romuey Chelydra 8am 'Tor Mala.ro I'akan Hullan l.iU-ll.-HamlierniasBin auMhy KnivsUirg SonU Nord Brit »tr. Barrawell Cotio via ports 1 »tr. i Bennett Rangoon -ir. DCruie Iliiuan i i:i
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