The Straits Times, 22 February 1898

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    12 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1898. NO. 19,4(51.
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      891 1 ,—HF. bOBNBOCOIIPAHT,LIIHTBD. r ..«»^anl Lit* Aasataaoa. S,, r .,fli Haios Fir. Insnranos Sooitty ..u, uMiaar- C«s»pany (P1t»). v uts* L"* Aanumßßa Bo<J«ty. I^* J—- Marine Inaujancw rotnpany. !inaa Mutual »t«ni Navigutioo Company. XS»-a»«» I r ß«,C<>ni P aay. T£ iaritia»s lasaraaos Caaapaay, Limited. —riicolars of theap Cotnpaliiss, sa« th« y
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      1181 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. I KDNINKI.IJKK PAKKTVAART MAATBCHAPPIJ I'niler contract with the Netherlands India Government. Aqrvt, nl Stmffon Mnr ActscV. I.ATE J. I)AEKI>EL« A Co., t-i, COLITn QOIT. Steiim.r From Kxpe. likl Will be Despatched for On~ *S Deli. Feb. K I'an.li. Hila. Assalmn. 1),.|i,»,,rl K.li. "K-KsT l: Mrmndrr. Padang. 111. Pcliniii;,
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      663 1 INSURANCES. THE LONDON AND LANCASHIRE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital .£3,137,600 Paid up Capital 212,760 Resene Fund <;7n,:i.v. The undersigned. Agents for the Company, arc prepared to accept tire risks at current rates of premium. BOU8TEAI) 4 Co. rIK CHINA TBADER4 INSUBaNCE COMPANY, LIMITED. I'apital Subscribwi t>.Of».ooO. Amount Paid up (100,0011.
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      333 1 INSTJRANCEa 'HHE QUEEN INSURANCE COMPANY 1 HOW HEEOED IK THE ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY. Home Offices: IJIT.KS IHBI'KANCE 111 lI.IMM.S. 1.1 VKK II« .I The undemigned, Aeents for the alwve Company, :tre prepared to take risks at HOOOLANDT 4 Co. rE STRAITS INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. established 1883. Head Office, Sihoafoee. Capital
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      411 1 BANKS. HONUKONG AND silWiiH.vl BANKING CORPORATION. PAI DIP CAPITAL U0.000,000. RF.SKKVE FIND 8,000,000. RKSEKVE LIABILITY OF) IIOOOO oon PROPRIETORS >..»10,tW0,000. Cot'ET Of DIEErTORS: St. C. MK'IIAKI.SKN. Ksg— Ch»i«m.k. H..v J. J. liili.lkviv I'HAlsatK. K. H.Oaat.Kaq. D.riTT Ciiuk«>« C. BSCRMASK. K.q. I A. J KaTMOMD, Kaq. Q. D. Bokiko, K«i. K.
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      157 1 NOTICES. J. MOTION CO. WATCHMAKERS, JEWKLLKUS, OPTICIANS. REPAIRS PROMITLY EXECUTED. RILEY, HARGREAVES &COY. lIAVK JI'ST RF.CEIVF.D j The Cycle of the Future: The ACATENE." ChaiulesH Cycle. -CALL ASPBXM THEM RILEY, HAUGREAVES CO. ■aMk tho latest patterns of the "ROYAL PSYCHO" AND "PATHFINDER" CYCLES. SOLE AGENTS. RILEY, lIARGREAVES CO. Keep the
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      770 1 BILIOUS COLIC. MY wife hs« had thrra atuckt of Mttoai colic ami in rach raw tv liromptly relin-Ml liy Chamlwrlain's Ooli«, t'holcra anil MaMMM Oninlv I flnfl it In buth. I--I mislicinr for colic I hawi IK Ii). 0.0. Disi-AK, Clary.vill<>, MHa), If this r.-mc.ly i« Kivan as soon as
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    Straits Times TUESDAY,22nd FEBRUARY, 1898. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. WEST AFRICAN TROUBLES.
    113 2 Straits Times TUESDAY,22nd FEBRUARY, 1898. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. WEST AFRICAN TROUBLES. hSTAliusllKli: Kll. PRICE 15 CEiVTS. [Sit'itfription rates and adveriitiiig rates may Ujmml on Ike fourth paqt.] KKENCII .UKIRESSION. SOKOTO TIIItEATKN-eil. l.'i/nliiii, U-wl It-l'i-iiary. The newspapers reganl the situation in West Africa as of the gravest kind. They agree that the
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    THE ARMY ESTIMATES.
    38 2 DETAILS Ot INCREASES. The Supplementary Army Estimates bring the total linancial military increase to XI,(JUO,UIHI. The Cavalry has been increased by .'lll men and 44.1 horses. The Artillery has been increased by fifteen new batteries.
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    OPENING OF CHINA.
    31 2 STEAM INLAND NAVIGATION. It is stated that China has agreed to admit both foreign and native-owned steamers on all the inland waters of the rimpire, within four months.
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    THE AFRICAN DANGER
    378 2 As we indieat.-.l yc-1.-r,lay, the centre of interest has for the moment chanced from Asia to Africa. Tlie probability of collision is not so mil. h between rival lleets steaming in China waters, as between rival expeditions marchinc through West Africa. The map which we printed yesterday
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    26 2 Mil 10s. like, the (ierman Consul, has received the Herman Order of the Bed Kagle, fourth class. The beaten] of the decoration was intimated by la-t
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    4 2 UptoSpjt, I'rin.v Henrys squad
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    48 2 rou had not been signalled, and neither had the Kussian ships Simoi Vttikf, and ffomrM. There had I n no t.-I.L-ram fioin M:il.i.,a; but it is still presumed that I'riuce H-.'nrys sijuadrou may ham patted Malac.a before daylifht, in wbieh caea it ought to lie signalled abnoM imiuciliatcly.
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    8 2 The Analo-ciiinesi- Gitta' School was r,:..|.viie.l i. day
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    10 2 Tin: BMb Bedfd »ill be published at noon on Friday.
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    13 2 Paoaoci, ninhemn. aad share prices, and the mail list, are on page 4.
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    25 2 AnnmcxAL names have been added to-Jay to :1m Annual llcgiru list. I To-morrow, being Hari Raya, the I U-ulies' Lawn Tennis Chib will bo closed
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    14 2 Bishop Fossand the Rev. Dr. Goucher have left for America by the Pacißc route.
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    14 2 Tin first magistrate hadtwohundred mid ti.riy Municipal summons cases on his file, this nioruing.
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    14 2 The Ham*, at Bangkok have petitioned the Danish (iovemment to appoint a Consul-general there.
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    19 2 Manm Powell A- Co., advertise an auction sale of horses and carriages, at Mr Abraais's yard, on Monday next.
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    22 2 Messks. Powell A Co., advertise an auction sale of Ciovernment stores at the Arsenal, Pearl's Hill, on the 2nd of March next.
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    23 2 I Friday will be the last night of the Brough Comedy Co. For to-night, for Wednesday, and for Thursday, the plays are comedies.
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    25 2 Ox Wednesday, being the Mohammedan Hari-ltaya." there will be no cricket on the 8. OL ft ground. The pavilion, however, will be open as usual.
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    42 2 I MnSBS. Hong Tek Chye Co., advertise an auction of machinery at Tanjong Ran, on Saturday next. They also advertise an auction of unclaimed i Pledged articles at the Chief Police i Mh'cc, from tli v Ist to the 7th of March.
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    FALSE WEIGHTS
    26 2 A Mlul'-kKKi'Klt whose scales showed that he was cheating his customers to the extent of ten ]ier cent., was, this morning, lined live dollars.
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    EXEMPLARY
    26 2 Tuk polite bugler at the Central Station, was yesterday, sentenced ta one month and fourteen days, for stealing an orange and assaulting a fruit seller.
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    VERANDAH OBSTRUCTION.
    23 2 Tims much vexed question is being revived. Ijist week several convictions were obtained. To-day, there were tllirty-sLv prosecutions followed by convictions.
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    FILTHY PREMISES AND BREAD.
    30 2 FILTHY PR EMIS ES AND BREAD. A Hkm.au baker was this morning, Until twenty-live dollars for keeping lilthv premises. He had already been lined fifteen dollars on a previous occasion.
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    A TROUBLESOME GUNNER.
    30 2 Vkstkkiiav, a gunner of the Royal Anillery, was lined eleven dollars on four charges in connection with nonpayment of rikisha fare the alternative being a month's imprisonment.
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    ST ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL.
    36 2 Tomokiiok Ash Wednesday the services at St. Andrews Cathedral will be: 7 a. m. Holy Communion, lv a. in. Matins and Litany. I p. m Evensong. S.to p. in. Special Service and Sermon.
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    BULLOCK CART OBSTRUCTION.
    39 2 ll. v a daaan Klings were summoned before Mr K<;trt.>ii,thismorniijg t for obstruction in Market Street. They urged that they merely •topiied their carts to obtain money due. They were fined two dollars each and costs.
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    COUNTERFEIT COINS
    44 2 Kn Ratal has been sentenced to one year's imprisonment for being found in possession of a number of counterfeit twenty cent, pieces and live British dollars. Two other OSCSSBS, a man and a woman, are waiting magisterial enquiry on the 16th instant.
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    FRANCE AND SIAM
    45 2 It is now finally decided, says the SVaai ttm that Prince Ihimrong, the Siamese Minister for Foreign Allairs, will shortly leave for tanaa to take up the BOattlan vacated by Prince s.vasti, and to arrange, if possible, several delicate questions with France.
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    WIFE MURDER.
    58 2 A win-: murder is reported from lpoh. Husband and wife were both of them Klings. Mm left him fo an omnibus driver. The husband asked her to come back, but she n.V id. Upon this, he seized her by the hair and almost cut ber head oil' with
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    THREATENING A WIFE.
    55 2 K. I*. C. Cakk was summoned on Saturday by his wife for threatening t.i hurt her in body and limb. He was bound over to keep the peace for Hire, months and to lind a surety for one hundred dollars. As he could not obtain surety, the
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    PERAK RACING
    59 2 At a recent meeting of the committee .if the Ferak Turf Club, it was decided that galloway griffins 14 to 14 hands and a half, aged over t»ui and under seven years, that have never been raced, would be the. most suitable description of animals for the August
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    THE MEGISTRATES.
    58 2 A .-okhesi-oxiiknt remarks that recently the court of two magistrates bad to be temporarily eloeed, nwinß to the heavy work on the hands of individual magtetratei The labours of this court have been resumed, but the fact that, for aona time, it ewald not be worked goea far
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    LAWLESSNESS IN SIAM.
    117 2 TWO I lII TISH Km SHOT PKAIV Fiiom Kwai.il?, Huasi Tiirtn Gonieaaewiof ipn affair in which' two Itiiti-h lUhjecUwen shut dead and cum terioualy wounded, and sin,-,- dead, by an anted hand of natives. In January last, about ii»i Bhan .attic traders (!Irilisll subjects) limilulll down fberdofbuttl
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    COUNSEL AND CLIENT.
    392 2 Thib morning, there came on before Mr. J ustice Leach, for further cor.sidera- I tion, the suit of Niblett t*. Pierre ling.. Lcdeboer. It was brought to recover the amount of a taxed bill of costs, which had been delivered, it was stated, as far back as
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    "A VERY HARD CASE."
    542 2 As the Chief Justice was about to rife yesterday afternoon, Mr. Koek, on behalf of Anna Keviet/, applied for a warrant to arrest one Isodore. (ioldenbang, and to have him produced before the court ill respect of a suit which had been tiled against him that
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    QUESTION OF NATIONALITY
    101 2 A mm kiv|aTllaluc.| (Quintal, Nfil tered in Ilan^kok as a Poftumasa subject, had a cast- before the I'.ntnguf«c Cons.ul, whs .1.-.i.ld againM him Ik- then claimiil to be a llritish subject, an.l prodseed document! to show that he w;us a native of ltritish (iuiana Hut he couM
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    ASSAULT AND ROBBERY.
    83 2 A max has resorted te the poUeathaJ shortlybef.il.- In p.m. on Sunday, he went t.. house of bad I again in HonekoO| Street, where sojn aft. rwards four Chinamen entered and laaaulted him, and a woman, who w.i^ in hiacomnanv He states that the Chinese robbed him
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    BROUGH COMEDY COMPANY.
    778 2 BROUGH COMEDY COMPANY. "A VILI.AUE PRIRBT." TaLL us a Muggy one," was the cr y of Helens babies and it may tie th.ii amidst a leisurely, a frivolous, or t much amused population, there i' a demand for the harrowing drama. B, lt in this part of the world, amidst
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    AN EXCITING ROBBERY.
    150 2 A auwaan was committed last nighl by six Chinamen, who forcibly entered 83, New Bridge Koad, armed with cudgels and other weapons. It it thought that Hi.- thieves broke Into the bouse with the intent of robbing >.•«!'■ women there who were said til h;iv.a large amount
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    ZOLA'S TRIAL.
    183 2 ■AV4I TKI.Ki.IIAM.i. i.in*, 1«M lUnury. 0» Hi.- Ittli instant, a lian.livnl,., spsciuHsl nanwd BertUlon, deposed in court tliai Hi.- 1i.h.1. -n-.-in or unedule ni military information, brought M .vi.1,1,,1- in the .curt martial «enin«l Dreyfus was In the fetter's handwriting i)ii the 14th, BertUlon again t.-tni. tliat Dreyfui
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      505 2 NOTICES. 1 NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY, LD. M.nut.wtur.T.or: D\ s wiiii: URI lONI I I (ikiviim: i.vnamiik RLABTINd UELATINR DKTOSATORS I «Il'* OF BAFI iv TOM BLASTIIfa A IT mum s ■hi amovi Kti-inyrvn, biiko all u>»atuTßunu,in BUa lIIK Imi;\i.u i OMPAJCT LTD MII.X AOKMS. NMin Btot«, B?^j"'. nd Borneo i:am.
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      879 2 NOTICES. I AN<M.I\ (1.1 15. TBI tnn— l OomhJ I ting of On Imnglin Ulobwtllbc hold »t \U<- Cluh, IJ, X.1,. -'••.111, »t IpJB, 111---: ..i 1., noohre tl"' CommHl ...link-Jan, .11-t. IHIK-. T...1-. I :i OMMIIHM of mating!- to Kli'i tiMii r.tnitnitt'^ 1 ivp I .ill-nliT HtH "ilh'T l>U'ilt'--«
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      625 2 NOTICES. TOWX HALL. Date tlw iliiwtion o( Mr. Kmif.kt IMH H.|.r.mnt»uv.-. Mil. Hamilton. EVERY EVEXnra AT NINE I O'CLOCK, Doom open at 8-30 p.m. LAST FOUR NIGHTS THE KUOUGII COMEDY 00. NOTICE. la coaaaqueaoi of Uu •■■■met Tkana beißf dtmtclnd one day earlier ih.n null. i[.nl.-.1. Mr. llroiigh is relucUnllr
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      487 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. WANTED. Tanjonn Tapir Dock Debn. Straits Trading Coy. Shares. Maynard A Coy. Share*. Tanjong Pa^ar Dock Coy. Shares. I'rve River Ikvi i '.iy. share*. Kill! BALK Sporting PluMl ]>eb». Municipal Deb. lgtfll issue, payable. Siak Timber Coy. Share*. FILASEK 4 CO.. v. c. Exchange and Share Broker*. PROOF
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      90 2 M .B. S. iit«i.M tor tha Slrair. T.mu .hoolj be written no oo« aij« of Urn pan, r only. By tb« nairleut nf that iy>nditin«. many M 8. 3. an r«j«oted Ili.t n- it-lit oth.-rwiMff Sc i.u'.,liih^.l. All a>l*ertiaiT.i;ror.;T^ctH ar«anlii«at to tn» oondiMcc tliat the Maiuuar mil kn lh« a.1.-rti«m«nt
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    MEGISTRATE' APPEALS.
    835 3 v JUDOS HDOBI IP" the bearing of a Magistrates' ol no public interest. Mr. v.M.-rday afternoon, said ,In lower curt were rl iiiuiatically drawn upthatit was "^ible to make head or tail" of t" him, that the ..u, ted; the clerks drew mvict .following the charge; M.i^i-tiat.-s signed
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    FINANCE
    101 3 p and Chnrthert immml hill feuib "i il»- s:"' 1 Julian •hipinenta Urn -1,,1.,5 i txuyean. loceUa-i iraol India Council WU» llw im |m-i i.«l Conipwod h Bgum It. .in Kuroi* for c roUovinc difli nlv Lilfx million in |P>U MM o! ■> i 1.011i.i.Indin, iucrMM of about lull
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    WITH MR. BIBBY
    2062 3 A man who has been living and working in t li<- Malay Peninsula for nine years may reasonably be supposed to havi an intimate knowledge of the l'eninsula's commerce and industries When 1 took Mr. liibby in hand I put torttma in order t.) found his .pialifkations,
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    NAVAL DISASTER.
    147 3 A disaster occurred on Mth January on board the nmboai tender to the UW/irr, flagship of Vice-Admiral Sir Charles K.Hotliain.K.O It,Conmiander-in-Ohief at the Nora, whilst at cun practice near the Nore. The BeawaT left Sheeniess with two trainiliß classes from tin- Naval School of Cunm-ry. in eharaolLientenantJchnKDriimiiioiid, ofthe
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    THE MODERN BATTLESHIP.
    328 3 Mr. .1. A. Yati'B, chief constructor at PWUnioatb 1 )iH-kyiiril. oil lam lary 18th, delivered lecture bafara the I'ortsmoutb Literary and Scientilic Society m, A Hotel! Battleship." Recalling tlic dilda; of battleships at the Naval Keviewin.hmc last, he pointed out that it wu quite iiu|K,, s il,lc
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    THE LADY PHRENOLOGIST.
    380 3 AX INTERVIEW WITH lIKIi. ()XE wllii had HI iut.-l vi.-w le, ntly I with Mrs. North, thawall-known I'hre- I nalogist and Pabniet, staying at pro•ant at liaill.'s Hotel, Modi us the tollowinc ili-.-ouilt of his expi li.-lui-s: that I approached the anctoia oil the far-famed Mrs .North,
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    THE BELILIOS CASE.
    520 3 JKWISH SIIT AT HONUKONO. MVajWJ AIIOI-T A .-.VNA...KH K. At Hongkong, on the li'tli instant, as already reporttit in a special telegram to the Hiraih Timu, the Chief Justice of Hongkong delivered judgment in the Belilios case. It was an action brought by Messrs. D.liubhay, A. J.
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    PAHANG NEWS.
    547 3 (Ifum out Cormpoiflrnl.) 1. inoi-i: sociktv. It is reported that there is bssm dillicully in retainiiiß labour in the llu Pahang mines, especially at I'elijuni, where the mpply is said to be much reduced. The Increasing .activity now manifested in the construction of Government roads and railways has
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    VESSELS ADVERTISED TO SAIL.
    49 3 K,.r Earopa lamstsstt, on Had Feb., (Mm UeyerftCo, Antwerp vis port*, k• i .I/urn. due Slrd Fek. I'at.ixin Mi •.V i), 1,--:. K,.,..m Keb. B Umdonand Liverpool, It lo load earh in Fe!,.. Home.' Co. ■ydney via ports. I'iun, dm oa the 4lb March, McAh.u-r.tCo.
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    LADIES' LAWN TENNIS,
    153 3 BSJCU OK MONDAYS PLAy. xiixiu notr.i.K Banna aiMrs. U'v-ll and ('apt. Parson" leal Mix Buckley and Mr. KHiot. :l. I I LADIES' HW HANOI. AC Mte, Kvatl and Miss liunn Mr-. ■ehsaget aiul Mm. Dawn +I. Postponed. Mis- Kraseran.l Mi>s K.-rr 2 v. Miss Sal/maun and Mrs.
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    THE ANNUAL" HEGIRA."
    439 3 THK I-ABSBKOKK LIBTS. thi: P. 1 1 1 ■Can.-ks" J.Mh l-'ebruary. Mrs. Aihuns; Mr. and Mrs. Karle'; Sergt.Maiorand Mrs Shillinjiton and family. Mr. I! A. Lw; Mr. J. A. Paays; Mr iregory. ••SitANoii.u," Kebruary. I.ieut. Cochrane, Col. llogle. K.I. "Cokomasuki.," lltli March Mr. and Mrs. 1.0v.1l Mrs.
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    THE PORT.
    192 3 Thk 0.8. s. fW>n*»mn. which Ml Hongkong nil tin- IMb instant, arrived a1....;:-..!.' the Tanning I'agar Wharf yei lirl.iv. laden with ucncrul cargo ami a few hundred tonaofeoaL Tin- AmUma, ati.i discharging about one-hall bar cargo »f coab at the ncstcndofth. T. r-1'..,,, Wharves. was v.-st.-rday, -I, in,
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      690 3 FEVERS SeSjatt DKINKWG ISIPURB WATER. "CondysFluid 1 l.ths besl.ir not ih. ONLY j CONST A mtCMlll. Of 1..n,|,,n. Cqjlsnd, >S Sols Msk«n. SI I'KlilOK CI.AUKTS: < ODD dinner Wine I J:l.r« IH-r<l../..|ls.dutyincludi-d1 H-r<l../..|ls.dutyincludi-d \Vhit.-\VineS4.M) Chateau Pej Berland In qnarls* pints. Margau\ Wees, duty si .lulu n si. Estephe i", Inded,
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      539 3 FOIS SALK: KMTI.OYMKNTS: TO LRT :AND PERSONALS. lsTTistc, l» seats a line: tal urn M times, IU cents a line 4lh lo llti limes, I cents a line; 7th to I-Hi times, cent! a line: afterwards. eeut< a line liul no charge less than one dollar. Thus, a IkrtriiTK- a.l»ertis.-ment,
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      87 3 OTEATHKB BSFOBT. J,-,i,u(i., r«tM 11,»,H1a1.-l I- MM ■•ii.in :i p. 11. li p.m. KEMJiKks. Bar. ».K305».T«12)1.H15 Iflnn. -.''l Nil 7-" K U I: i. I: i 77.1 773 784 jg W Dir.afWludu w. u.w. ->.«. Mi v. Tern \i Mm 71. i y--Miix. in Sun 111 7 ■g .9 T.Tr.
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      159 3 AItRANGKMENTS. TICTPAY, MM FtllUlAllV. High Water. lUTpin I'iiiic, Henry azpaoVad I. I. T.C. Tournament Brough Comedy The OnM of Keliellious Susan Town Hall. W'EnNKKUAY, laM FKI>HfAKV High Water II I!' am Ash -l.n Hari Uava. B. V A S,|i.a,l Prill US. Brough Ooasedy. Tho Passport Town Hall, i) Thiiudav, jitii
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    COMMERCIAL
    497 4 Snoaromi, JS>d Fkbei .«y, IMS. PRODUCE (R.itei art romcUd to 12.30 a.m.; Oembier I t>.l». Copra Bali, 7.70. do Pontianak, 7.30. Pepper, Black 53.00. do White, {&X> Sago Flour Sarawak 3.35. do Brunei. ...nominal „5 70. Pearl Seco MO. Coffee, Bali, picked 28.00. Coffee Pelembeng. picked.... 34.00. CoHee, Liberian
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    155 4 For Prr tr. 2\me. To-Morrow. Diamhie A'i,.-i .1 Ua.m. liilliton .v Ftianak .1. What! Bin, 11 a.m. Malacca via ports I'ukan, Noon. Cotie via |wrt» .Sn Handjar. 1 p.m. Saigon .l»m/o, 1 p.m. Bangkok .siagaport, I p.m. Sailong I yiifr, i p.m. Hbaya 4 Macassar r oh Ann,
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE
    104 4 FROM Xti koik By Vho r. 4 O. s.s. ThmMr,, due on Friday. From Chika By the P. *O. s.s. liawjn due on the 'J4tb instant. »'fl Siniinpare Due in Lon< .Inn. r >lh I' A (I. Feblst .Inn IHh N. I) 1. FcbAth Jan Mill M.M.
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    PASSENGER LIST.
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