The Straits Times, 4 March 1898

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    12 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY. MARCH 4, 1898. NO. 19,470.
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      865 1 rt, V F BOBN'KOCOMPAMT.LIItITID A- Aw»rM>«- OompMJ (fir.). uiti.hU. Uk A.»ur»no« Sociotj. iZ ,\lu M.Hn. ln««nMie« Comply. iC Cti»» »«t»al »t«aai Na»i«mtioa Company. JT To(IM h*M La«w B«r Compaij. Tb, M«i"»« lowmo" Coa^aaj, Limited. p«rt.ciilan of tl»~ CompaßM, Me Urn IHE MOO iOM-"is-V, LIMITED Ag«U. STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. iini'i. Cni.i.vKß Quay
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      849 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. yy. KOMNKI.UKE PAKETVAAUT MAATSCHAPPIJ rnder.-uiitnu't with Ihe Netherland« India (fovornment Ari'vl, oi Sntfmfon sun- Ai.i.m-i, lath J. DumuUM 4 Co., i-3, Qoma Quay. .-1.-aiii.-r 1-roni £|<ecte<l Will U Despatched for On <„,,. f.l Bouimboya. Fob. M, goontojo, hnnhlono. Hiiiiwboii afanao" -ar. and liulf of Horn. Mar. I llalavia.
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      400 1 BIiITISH INDIA STEAM NAVKiA THiN Ctl.Mr.\NV. LIMITED. TO PENANO, UAN(K)()N, A CALCUTTA OneoftheCompanynsleiiiners is intended to leave Tnnjuilg Pugar Wharf every week PiiKM-ngers an,, Cargo are booked by the aliove sleamera at thr«iugli rates to nil port,, in India and Ceylon, also to East African Ports. Mauritius, or London. TO
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      669 1 INSURANCES. 'PHE LONDON AM) LANCABHIRI 1 KIKE INSURANCE COMPANY. (MM CtIVJH Pmd up Cs|iiUl SIS.7.V) lies*rve Kunii «7t1,3i6 Tbe undersigned. A^oiltM tor the Com puny, an> prepared to accept tin- risks, al curreul rates of premium. BOUBTEAD Co. rpiiK CHINA TKADER INBUKANCE i COMPANY. LIMITED. ..pit.! s«i»cribed *«,cmn.nofc. An».,i.,l t-nid
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      553 1 INSURANCES. 'piIEvJIKEN IICBURAXCE COMPAHI X HOW Ml 1...1 IK THE ROYAL DMUMi COMPANY. Home Offices >,'; 1 1 n h-ii.^r 111 lLkixua. Liverpool The undersigned. Agents for tho abov. Company, are prepared to take rinks al curn-ut rates. HOOOLANDT 4 Co. fHB STRAITS INSCKANCf 1 COMPANY, LIMITED. HMKl.ii.lli.il 188 S.
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      597 1 NOTICES. JOSEPH GILLOTT'S Of Highest Quahly, and Havin S QTII 0 rC< CHEAPESV* IL H U c. 1. H t/fSP&3sk* lllilalif'llklNtChVtra^O: r.Ruvs \j B^L^B^ B a ß^| a J ß^ a^ B B ajd^(^yjy ß^ B B^g^g ß^ B^ B B^| CONSTIPATION HEADACHE CONGESTIONS WnoLISALI. LEROY. 1 •,m hj« do*
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      280 1 kBOHIDB. J. D. A. PEREIRA. HoRTIOI-LTfBtHT ASU FLOKIST. I Orders for Hotl.|Uet Sprays, Ac.. 4c, C ii.fully and promptly ex«uted. Chea|M-st House in tho Trade. NIRSKICY AND RKSIDKNCK oxl. i:y i:iiad, EAt-l V'KN MOBTOAOB All AotNl^V COMPANY, LIMITED. Anthori«.-.| Capital fIJMVM Bui.s,iiu-.! nun Adv;i limdoopOO Morli'ag.' of Free ■i.;i.ls, Slo.
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      842 1 AX INFALLIBLE (TRE FOR DYSENTERY MllS f < Invrfullv rri-nnimcn.l Chanilwr1. Wn'i Colic, Cholera, iinci lM.rrh.va Knnedy. I ka*l wn-d it in my fumily for In* pa»t nil jvan. n pronoun. II Urn Mv'l'"'"!"''"'*" nM llil in Utt— tal t.-ry. ami «0M af this ni»r»rlK-u» preparation pit*. I.hl n con
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    STRAITS TIMES. Established:1831. PRICE 15 CENTS. FRIDAY, 4th MARCH, 1898. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. CHINA. AND THE POWERS.
    91 2 STRAITS TIMES. Established:1831. PRICE 15 CENTS. FRIDAY, 4th MARCH, 1898. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. CHINA. AND THE POWERS. [Subtcriplion rntett uiuliulctsrlmiuj rtUet may It fouiul on tU fourth puqe.] lIUniSH NEGOTIATIONS. AX IXTERNATtoXAI. AGREEMENT so' MIT Coarfea, U;n-h. The AejMtM says that Iba British Government is negotiating with Russia and Germany on
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    THE UGANDA RISING.
    126 2 ■nonnni on tiik way. TIIOHOIKH I.VQtIKY FItOMISEI). A debate on the rising in the Dfjaada Protectorate has been held in the House of Commons. Mr. (i. N. Curzon. the Inder Secretary of State fur Foreign Affairs, said that it was proposed to maintain the following force in
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    AFFAIRS IN UGANDA.
    264 2 The troubles in Uganda have now reached such a head, that the country will have to be held by a strong military force. Cgauda is a State in the eastern interior of central Africa, in the lake region. It stands under a British protectorate and is ruled
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    THE LATE MR. BLAIR.
    192 2 Mv John Blair, whoaa death we iVgiet to announce, was an exceedingly slirewd. far sighted, and long-headml >>'.iiM,iaii el con.-ideial'le inlininis. Matin ..!,;iity. Knteriiiß the service of the Tanjong I'agar Dock, in a secondary position, and when the Company we* a .-mailer affair, he rose lo
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    46 2 The Knell Meal was published to-day al l'ia. in. Contaquaat on the I iiil»i|iiiiiniil uf Ilin fUitik 1,,,!,-,, the BadEftl has hwm enlarged, and to-day's i imatt uaiamoJ 1- pages, or 90 columns. I It contains the full BOeoimt of I'rines Utmr 'a isil to biugaport-
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    7 2 Ma iokGexerai. Jones-Vaughan has returned from Changhie.
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    13 2 Produce, exchange, and share prices, and the mail list, are on page 4.
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    11 2 The Singapore Golf Clubs March medal will be played for to-morrow.
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    19 2 Mi.ssu- Powell and Co. advertise a sale of a billiard table at Abhotsford, Orchard Road, on the lL'th inst.
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    17 2 Ax old offender was arrested yesterday Afternoon, in South Bridge Road, in possession of house breaking tools.
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    24 2 A meeting of merchants was arranged to take place at Bangkok, on Monday last, to take steps for forming a Chamber of Commerce there.
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    23 2 One hiindre.l and seventeen deaths were registered in Singapore during the week ending on Saturday last, with a ratio of MM per thousand.
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    31 2 A ntsASTHois flro occurred at Bangkok, in a market place, on the £trd February. It destroyed one hundred hou.-es. A considerable number of people are homeless, and have lost their all.
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    TO NUTMEG OWNERS.
    30 2 TmiEß men were arrested, yesterday, at Tanjong Kirn for being in unlawful of five bags of nutmegs, valued at SHXi. The goods have not yet been claimed.
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    MR. WILDMAN.
    31 2 The Hongkong Kaihi Vres* is publishing, as a serial, The Panglima Muda," aromancebyMr.RounscvelleWildman, I. S. c m-ul General at Hongkong. The story had already been published in book form.
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    MAILS.
    40 2 The mail despatched from Singapore to London, by German Packet, on the 7th February, was delivered on the and instant. The mail despatched from Singapore to London via Marseilles, on the Mth February, was delivered on tho L'nd instant.
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    THE DOCK STRIKE.
    51 2 Tim advice that the Cantonese coolie trike at the docks was ended proves to have been premature The Company's i;ate is still closed, the men not having gone in yesterday as it was said they would do. The work at the wharves is going on much as
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    GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.
    41 2 The Estimates for 1 -n- have received the sanction of the Secretaly of State lor tne Colonies. Thomas Crook, late Drill Instructor, Police Force, Singapore, has been dismissed the Force. The Survey Department report for I «9T is published.
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    ADULTERATED MILK.
    82 2 Da. Udds, Colonial Veterinary Surgeon at Hongkong, has laid before the tfaaitary Board, there, a report on the milk supply from native dairies in that quarter. Mr. Udds says that, from the manner in which the milk is collected, he should say that it would be very unwise
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    PERJURY CHARGE.
    76 2 Ax Artilleryman, named J. W. Warren, was charged this morning, on his own confession, at tho Police Court, with giving false evidence against three Chinamen, who were wrongfully accused ol breaking into a side arm store at Kort Palmer on L'nd of February. The Chinamen, on the gunner's
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    PUNJOM.
    98 2 The Punjom Mining report for January notes that milling was carried on tor 18 days, crushing I',-lOu tons of headings for a yield of 300 ozs. of smelted gold. The Berdan pans treated :s<S tons of concentrates for a yield of •Hi ozs., making I total output of £lB
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    ON BROKERAGE.
    102 2 totWH to the ease of (iorham ML lleiijainin Kelly and I'otts hoard in tlie Hongkong Court, and which seems to have attracted some attention, the 11,,,,.j1.n,,g l),ulij Pnm remarks upon the ohargillg of double brokerage as "a eaatoa of the share market there The paper says the custom
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    THE "POWERFULS" ENGINES.
    172 2 A SKHIOUS lIEJttT It has been known for Bonie time paat, mji the Hongkong Daily rW. that the engines of H. M. S. (Wrful had not girao that complete satisfaction which is expected by the naval aiitli.uili.s. and that the renal was not ■0 -|.i ■■••ly as
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    MR. WHITEHEAD'S PAMPHLET.
    542 2 By this morning's mail, there is received a pamphlet entitled British Interests in China." A sub-title describes the pamphlet as an extract from a letter that Mr. Whitehead wrote to a friend, in England, eleven months ago. The tone and manner of the pamphlet are perhaps best
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    ADELPHI HALL CONCERT.
    60 2 An interesting concert was given last night by Mr. and Mrs. St. (ieorge, at the Adelphi Hall The programme w.i, well chosen, and Mr.and Mrs. St. George were assisted by Mr. P, Robinson, Mr. Baley, Mr. A. Coulcher, and Mr. W. Phillips. A similar entertainment will be
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    TEA ADULTERATION.
    61 2 The Tsungli Yamen has requested the Viceroy of Kiangsu to give orders to his subordinates to admonish all tea planters and merchants to be careful in the quality of teas exported, and not to mix leaves of inferior quality with good teas, to the detriment of the trade.
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    POPULAR MR. BARRETT.
    193 2 OH the L'lth February, the Americans of Bangkok presented the Hon. John Barrett, their retiring Minister, with a handsome and costly token of their esteem. They gathered in large numbers at the residence of Dr. I, Heyward Hays, who acted as host and master of ceremonies. The
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    COFFEE IN SELANGOR.
    242 2 a aanaa ruwtw^t mew-. Tiik lion. W. l'auktt, planter from Ceylon, who has opened up ooOee •state in Halananr, returned to Colombo for a short visit on the »Jrd Keliruary. In Si-lungor, Mr I'uulftt has sixty acres. i.lleared, MM lias nursery bmnad. Hut ;ie r.'iiorts in the
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    CAPTAIN BLAIR.
    315 2 NEWS OK HIB DKATII. I'ARTI l..\lts ill' Ills IAKKEi, Vekv great regret was felt tins ing, when news cameof the dcith," Thursday) of Captain Heir, 2^2 manager of the Tanjon, I^dS Co. Captain Blair was 1 n.,t, v east coast of Scotland, and hOowenU. seafaring profession. Be MtaaMaZ,
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    AN EJECTMENT SUIT.
    183 2 Mb. Justice t tatih rlelliiiiiiil MgMat yesterday in the suit of Rappa 1. Su|ieramanian Chitty, which, as already reporteil in these columns, mtbrODlDl to recover possession of the hoOM I premises l>(iKochoreUoad.n,,ti,ct u ,iii,i having been duly given. The deien.l setup the defence of an oral lasts
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    PIRACY IN CHINA.
    385 2 A BRITISH PTKAMBII I'AITI Ultl AND LOOTED. THE chartered Hritish gttUOnKt Mf lifts bam taken tad plunder \>\ CUaaae pirit.s on tin- Wat Kivcnlf C.11.1..11 protfaee. Tins river had baa bat lately tliroivn ojx-n to tarabntiaM The |.u'iculars Riven in the tfoiahml -i.o»- urn the aVonanwUft Canton
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    SUNDAY MUSK
    40 2 Us Sunilay alien I, the band ol the \\v-t Yorkshire Regiment will pI»J the followine Mlection on the Pared* Croiin.l al T.in-lin Barrack. .Mnrch V.oW Pantiles ..I'.."' Ov.rnn. .Mir.lla 1i,,""" 1 Ami n .."JetWDd. ■election n Tnmt >tK
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    MOONLIGHT MUSIC.
    42 2 Tin: Band of the lloßiiuenl will in th.i Uotanical Gardens this eveninj.', from fc.lSto lo IS. ■art March.... "-Tanßhausef >v, .nil,. v II lirniiii ,1,-1 ,1 I i:il ,-.a >■■ «'""•■>■ noealoDucl "Le.ol itUi "e-jgl Wnlll AnwIWI I:-'"" Election Th. t.omluh.-r. BllilXM-
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      509 2 NOTICES. NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY, LD. Manafa'turrn al i iiw nan oßLtami OtLATIKB nVNAMin: BLntnM an am Dmuhu hi, kimi* or vi t iv ran 1 UKTUI tLABTIIIa LPFASATOI IMS «w,v« Kiru»ivui, mOB .ii. ■uawaoramas n h«.t Barrin.Aae sum T^..^!^3 111 Hlu I ""*kh or roam »i>««tirrv THT« impoiiiiii ny rim
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      548 2 NOTICES. A CARD! I i m mr.ta i DaatM, •I a ii.vi, tv k..,iJ. One M.-iwr.. Kelly ,t Wnlsh. Mm I la, in. i" Ip. in. ami I |i in. I" I p. in. 1/4 HORSE IiEDDING TIIKHAN l.m UU BBTATI f» Otai IIJSO CASH. LUOlOtn n DALLAIfS stalii.kTHK I'KKSS
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      941 2 SCIENTIFIC PALMISTRY. Mlis josf.l'llA ROUTS. PhnoolofM, IMia—ii of niiiiaatw. and of pa-!, piv-cnt unit feturo evenl I Advfca in Mllilaia. KiisineM, an.i the Condition ol II- .lib. Umdtr didinmiiM tmtrvma* aa I* /,„/,,a t 11,, HA ffI.ES ll< rrXL, f, :ii. MamffaftMraafUHUß., a <ir by appointment. I M Htnl $10.
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      755 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. WANTED. Tanjong hll Dock Deb-. Straits Trading I'oy. Shares. Maynard t Coy. Snares. I Tarijong Paw DM* Coy. Shares. Ptyt Kivcr Dock Coy. Shares. FOR BALK. Sporting Club MM, Si»k Timber Coy. Shares. FKASEK Co., v. c. Exi-bange and ta Brokers. NOTICE. 1% T K, the undersigned, hereby
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      90 2 M. 8. S. mtmiM for thi- simn. Ttmtt iLrald >■■ writtMi on „ni> «i,l* nl th.> paper "nW. By thr >»» 1 ■■< that ronilitioo. m»n.T 11. S.S. »re njwtod that mitl.t otWrnw Ik- publiili*!. All ftdT»rtiiinvoontnM^> »w «ul>w.-t to tl,.> MOili. tion that the Mmiuuw majr l««. o the
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      90 2 YESTERDAY'S I.AXI) SALES. At the auction sale held hy Messrs. I'owell and Company Matron, two lioiim-s, .(41-1 and ;Ul-J, North Itri.l.-u Roan, were sold to Mr. Chee IVng Sianj- for laMSa A small pi.H.-e of land together with a plank dwi'lline situated on a naerre load orTTandu Read, was punhascd
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    THE "CRIMSON SCARF" AND THE TANGLIN CHURCH HOUSE.
    1025 3 THE CRIMSON SCARF" AND THE TANGLIN CHURCH HOUSE. „I i.INKKM DKSIUKS AN ACCOINT. K .iMMITTItK <ONHI>m: "THEY AMI! ra rBHMMnI aUMnV" II 1 MAIoR-OMBnAl.Jones -Vaugh.in he pul.hcal.ol, „f tlic. following x i i;,,- Mr HnMuam I; IU ii i.i.ft) I)..- I'nmonage, Penanir tfttaJaauary, I-,-. r, AL. S.B. In snawer as
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    PORT ARTHUR.
    254 3 TIIK KIsSIAX OUI I'ATIOM. A correspondent, who recently tra-vel],-,1 in a alaatnsi that oarriad coals to the ft-nstsa leal at Port ArUmx and Talicnwan, states, in tha Qataa fTastWit. that substantial sheds arc being en. i," I at the format port by the Bosaiana, to hold al bast
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    FRENCH NAVAL ESTIMATES.
    641 3 ■uoonrao pan ricmo oibbaltab. Atvoi;i>l\<; to Ihe e-'imate* ptvpand by the rnmcb Wnbterof Marino, Uw sum required for the varloui naval ■arvicaa in l-!i- m m< down ai £11,881,820, bul tlie Budget Committee have, increated the amount by /50.540, whiob include* the Supplementary Estimate* voted by the
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    FOOT HALL.
    570 3 ■v' C. 1. WKSI VOUKSHIRK RKUIMENT. A HKAW A vkkv pleasant taaM wan witnessed, last night, on the K«planade. between the above teams. The night was an ideal one for football, although the ground was atrille soft, owing to the recant heavy rains Punctually at five o'clock, the
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    THEFT FROM A HOTEL.
    243 3 To TDK KIiITOH OF THE MIIAITS TIMKS." Sm. Mr. Rineeme'a letter in your y.-t,ldayV i--ue pvovai him to be as much acarclc.-s w liter. U lie is I eareleet man. lleapparently piohlllea to an-vioiis to know where 1 got my Information regarding the particulars' of the
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    H.M.S. "BARFLEUR."
    284 3 H. M.S. "BARFLEUR." II M s. BbtjW armed hare tail in- from Ualunndwroi (oUnTkojoni Pagu Wtarf t» sol She Imvm lor HoDßkomto-morro. Th. IfcnjW U barlMtte veual. sh,. «;is launchad (a IHBS. Her dUplnoamwil It lOyBOOUna; the •ztrenMthickiienofhar anaourißg ii isiocba*; h« lndieatad li..r«-i»mvr ia i:i.,«>": ami 1,,-r n.iiiiiiKil apt«d
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    BY GERMAN MAIL.
    764 3 GERMAN SAILORS DROWNED AT KIEL. A steam launch, conveying a party of men to relieve the euard nt the Imperial Dockyard at Kiel, was capsized by a wave striking her beam. Nine sailors and three dockyard workmen were drowned. Three sailors were ruscned by tba training ship
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    COAL AND COALING.
    161 3 IIKIIIKII AXli mill ACTIOX. It is reported by Japaneae papen that nu ofler has been made tv th, 11. .k kaldo Colliery Co., by a Japanaaa, acting, it is bflieve.l, on holialf of the liusMan Beat, to purcbaae the wtkota of tlie outmil during I certain time.
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    THE PORT.
    133 3 \v.,- liin A- Co.'a almmai />'. mi Hrn Oman uliiili h.,,1 bean under-going repain at N..»- Harbooi Dook ainoa the L'lst ultimo, liavinu completed bet repain, «.i- yaatacTlay Wwad to tha Tba O. a Bum waaundooked tail morning, bar place in ,lo,k being taken by the a.*. Bfanu
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    THE SITUATION IN CHINA.
    664 3 THE SI TUATION IN CHINA. STRANGE DIPLOMATIC IX'IMls. Thk Pekin correspondent of the C/iiiui Ha&ttt decribes an extraordinary state 1 of tilings at the capital of China to show how keen is the rivalry between the Russian-French allies and the British and Japanese. The deliberations of the Tsung-li-Yamen are openly
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    NEW YORK TO CALCUTTA.
    84 3 Tiies.s. Ua Mutt, which left Colombo on t .■> weak ago, with oargo for New York, b the lint of new line of steamers hiaugnrated for (lire.t •arvice from Calcutta to New York by Meatn. Boeknall Brothers, of I don. The name of th,. line is
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    HOME NOTES.
    260 3 A>v Contrary, Top of the liver. Minuter, taking In- morning walk, neeta iwe uf hh tuagiaiatlim Hlalatac "WeM, John, you hnkvarj aad. Have roo leal anythmgr' John— "Weal, «ir, tho wlta anil in.- hail a Lit ,|narr..l la-1 nit-lit, nn.l ■be'a aye aald ate wad .Ir.v.u banal,' bat
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    LADIES' LAWN TENNIS.
    127 3 I RESI'I.TS OF THURSDAYS PI.AY. 1 AMU' DOIIILE IIAXDK'Ar. Mrs. Stokes nod Mrs. Baltmann-l(U. Mrs. Maty and Mrs Saundera, s.r Miss Snlimnnu and Mrs. Reid Mrs. Dam and Miss Buckley, >• 1. o—3. >i!XED nnt'BLK HASllllAr Mis. Cium, and Mr. Anderson, I. beat Mr- Kiatt and Mr.
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    THE ANNUAL " HEGIRA."
    453 3 THE ANNUAL HEGIRA." TIIK MBgSMai LISTS. THE P. 4 O. Ciihomamiki.. Uth March. Mr. and Mrs l.ov, !l Mrs. Lawrence Jackson, Miss Taylor; Mr. Justice Uw; Mr. J. S. Klmore; Dr. Wilson; Mr. K. Sampson; Mrs. Williamson Jones and la.mly: Miss Van Hall; Mrs. Law and infant, from Penaug. "Bksijal,
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    VESSELS ADVERTISED TO SAIL.
    25 3 ForPonani! ami Homb»y. Utimbro, .Ine 4tti March, ltelin Mover Co. Sydney via liortn. Cttaa, due on the 4th March, McAh.ler Co.
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      485 3 NOTICES. S. TANNO 00 JAPANESE MERCHANTS. Mill IB fOS .lAPANKSK SII.K ANP OOTTOR tiooDS MAM KA.TI WHOLKSAI.K AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. KOU Al.l. KIM'S OK lAPAN MADK trOOM \o. k, maauK kuix ny .v f. G. K. LAMBERT CO. PHOTOmAFHKBB. HIS MAJKSTY TIIK KlNti OF SIAM 11. H. THK SII.TAN OF
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      487 3 NOTICES. ISKMOVAI mgfj taaaaanaw rtossaata rt rrlag I Company h.ive removed to their own I n'm:-, •«,>',,. Rt, rr,iis,|i st r ,M-t. 4/1 AH. I ANDAf. Proprietor. sol in Hitrnsii iNsritANCK oo MR. P. H. UPTON ll»» N-ell ;iu11,,ir,.,,l to »ign our tirm |»-r pro. in all nmlteri relat:n k
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      234 3 WKATHKU KKPOI.T Kandemg Krrbau Hot/ntal, ilh l/.ir. IKIW. »».m. 3p.m 9p.m. Bar. :i ai.TWI »n» Temp. wa "'.•■> 7.-.r> >._ W. IflbTher 77.2 7WI 710 Dir.ofWind N.W.S.S.K. SK. 2'Z Mai. Temp, w Mm n.r. Man. in Suu IM9 f h!i Terr. rad. 7L' 2 R»inf»ll Hit X WKATHKU TKLKIMIAM <K.
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    COMMERCIAL
    498 4 HiicaAraaa, «th M»i.h. 189 S. PRODUCE (Rales an cameled to MM a.m.) Gambler, I 5.77 J. Copra Bali 7.». do Pontianak 7.00. Pepuer, Black do While, (t>X) ■W- 00 Saco FlourSaraoak s.llTi. do Brunei, !.*>. Pwirl Sago 3.05. Coffee, Bali, pioked 3VHO. Coffee Palvmbang. picked.... SS.SO. Oofloe, Liberian, So'
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    124 4 A'or Prr itr. Tim) To-Mokrow. Pontianak Vn I'Miinnak, 7 n.m OborihOa ,1 S.ii.an Vrnauij, 8 am Bangkok Charon t L' p.trt Poaaaa «<*■. I p.m PcnanK and BUy Istimbm. X p.m Bangkok 0. Kino. 3 p.m Yokohama via |»>n H'akaia Maru Sp m MrlaccaAKltng Sapplto, 4 p.m Deli
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    83 4 From Ki'Koi-r-lly the M.M.!-.». K.Simmt dvi' on the Tlh March. Fhom Ohiha By tbe German v 5,,.-,..,,, due on .Saturday. .■ft Sinimiiore Due in l.oiid< Ju Huh p, a o. iyi, i.mii .Inn Mb M. M. X.-I. liitli F.l.Jnd I*. (I. Mar I-: K.I) 7tli N. I>.
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    209 4 AHWVAI>. Tor s s. Salmlitt from Frenmntle HOMn.CN. Murphy. 11. llisrutt, H. F. OrofLJ. II 11. H. I;. lii!.-,,n :u: I MrHolu. Mr and Mr-'. Co'lfniai'i. andV't^JoSsT IVr a, s. B>»»h»s.il from Batavia-- Messrs I ll» -re, I- Mutiiii.k. Van LrddenJ. Dini-. C Snniuelii. Baerbo. h.-r. Fertig £l.d
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      258 4 Under this heading th« following abbreviations are used sir. steamer sh. ship t-q.— barque; Brit.-Briti»h U. 8. Uuited BUte> Fr. French Oer.— (Vrman I lui Dutch; Job.— Jobore; 4c, (I.e. Ueneral cargo d.p. deck passengers; U. Uncertain T. V. W.-Tanjong Pagar Wharf; T. P. I), i'aniong Pagar
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      945 4 Airivau Hixce Nook or Yi.-tikmy. If.. VThalt //<n, Mi »tr. IB.'. ton.. CM 01 -vi. Jr.l Mar I'r.Mii l'ontianak I-' Mar. (I.e. and 19<l.|>. H. SfonmOii|. Coy. For Ri'liton, and Pontlanak Hlh I: IH**ibilii. Ilrit. Mr HO ton* Capt Taylor, 3rd Mar From Malacca IM Mar. (1.c.. 34
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      498 4 ffamf, porl, probaltle dale n/ arrirfU, a-j mw ol agmti. Alton. Canliir, Fob 27 Ballaarat. London. Hat J P.a O Baweau. Souralmyii. Mar 4 I> t n ,l.|. B.irneo, Hoii^konK, Mar IJ P, 4 ,i. Belial, llonckong. Mar 'JO P. I). Ilencloe, l^n.lon. Mar 20; P. Sinum. Hormida.
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      159 4 Vmu'l Nam. A Tom. Caftaix Fro* Kaiui. Co»»k.»k.. iti<Mar T.iirhronK l*r. «lr MUhieaa P. Itraii.lnn Mar I Ifciut.Tilwrc .1 Hanti.ni Ihit.ntr. -Mi hvu t gomfam hh •j:ii».-n.1.|..i, 1 l'" I ()r».ll Uiit ,ir. i'44ii(iil>l> Mall i,i, 190. Wood and Ca Anlml »ir. l4Mlbjor UWvatU K.I, »T C. 1 .1
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      117 4 Ditk. VMUL'aNuii FuaAKn.. Cafum >AIK. DUTINATIOII Mar :l (iUncui Mrit str. BarwiM I ~l ■■IIWH ii«r. str. ÜblM -I ll:in Hiil iiuun [Int.str. ItozdlI Xwr» »tr. Coysli 1 l'l'n.'ini! ,tr. Bnrlinsuii Sullno sir. i'liumui i <.ul(o(Meiico sir WuUea 4 Ifeniwklis »ir. Tutor 4 iS.ifriDgg«nu »tr. Stafmmw < U»nps «tr.
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