The Straits Times, 14 March 1898

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    12 1 The Straits Times ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORE, MONDAY. MARCH 14, 1898. NO. 19,478.
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      936 1 BomtlO COMPAWT, LIMITKP J..1 I. -tar'lani Lit* aanrance. >.tr»iph Union Fir* Insoranoe Sooietr .lia. lararanos Companj (Fire). 1-TaLlsWll'- '-If* Assuranc Sooiaty. TV, 1 3r« M«rin» InsnrMce fompany. iv lhin» Mutual Xt<~u Nsrigaticm C.impanj. |j: Tl k »ham[- r.rl^Comi»«jr. Tb» MarittaM Insurance .oaipan;. LiauUd. t nrtieiilan of v.-» lV>mpani«a. Asa the
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      885 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. j jK KONINKLI.IKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPI'IJ I'nder oontnui with the N.| h.rl-.n.i. India Government. .].....>, nl .>..«_,n;. ,n AI.EN'V. LaTE.I. MlCM'tlsi Co., 2-3. COLLTEE QCAT. BuaJEHT rr n "l K»[wlea ]~W ill le Despatched for On lm.(»r/.im llni»«sin Mir I.V B'iiis>sin. I'ulu Laut. Cotei, Donggola, Kulonuan. and Berouw. Mar.
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      717 1 I Hltd'jUiHlK DIM MBHtUBBRIaW V MAKITIMKS OK FRANCE. Tiiru nj'hti AHilrvw. Jii-ru', .%'inj/rt/wr*. "j Ih. mail iL'stii.t- will i™»i- Singapor AH or ahom tli> 'iri'l.-r in. nUOMt-«t dnl.*t». I I«HM. IKSM. I'M— balm. v.i.'.i.r. Mnr l» .Vital Mar. M I liutim Apt. •"> j ffftanirn Apr. 1 I kv* Apl.
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      635 1 INSURANCES. THF. LONDON AND LANCASHIRE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital £2.127,600 Paid up Capital n\i,7M Reserve Fund C7rJ,SO6 The undersigned, Agents for the Company, are prepared to accept fire risks at BOI'STEAD 4 Co. 'IIUK CHINA TRADER INSURANCE 1 COMPANY. LJMtTED. < Wai Subscribed M.mn,ooG. Amount Paid op fl00.«XI. 1i,..,t» Innd
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      213 1 INSURANCES. THE QUEEN INSURANCE COMPANY KOW Ml Kt.tr IX THI ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY. QrKkN Iksueakci I:iiii«i.s, I.ivn.i'l i The undcrs'^ned, Affents for the above Company, are prepared to take risks at current ratea. HOOGLANDT Co. 'PHB STRAITS INSURANCE. I COMPANY, I.IMI 1 KJi. ItTARLISHID IHKS. Hiad Orrirr, SiHoAroKl. Capital Fully
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      383 1 BANKS. HONOKONO AND SHANGHAI BANKINU CORTORATION. PAID-UP CAPITAL |10,(WO.(HO. RESKRVK FIND I -,000.(MO RF.SKRVK LIABILITY OFI tlooo nnoo PROPRIKTOKS >.»IO,«0O.0W. CoriT or DiEirtoiw Hon. J. J. BaiL-lavi.. CaAia»«» R. V. OaAl. Ksci- Dshctt Cii>ii>«Ak. 0. Bsrim*NH, Kiiq. t A. J Katkonp. b»q v D li-.sis.i, K-i I K I KicHAarasoii.
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      193 1 NOTICES, <■■— n. v. J. mrrmcm 00 *w r. •Mr m ilm a« AGENTS IN ENOLANO. t— to MM, M«r Ihi Himemwß* *«lill^i lh>ttn, amf •i#«rfaitc« ffuMM RELIABLE AGENTS Aw »•-<>»»■• o' raa^s. mtum^mmm. or «>*«r —mmitlmmfy or<tn mtrmnd.d 6» 0. TOMIKI. •J*;, High Street. I'E ALF.R IN JM'ANKSK I
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      815 1 SHE RECOMMENDS IT" MRS. A. N VEKN/rrsidini at '*> ll.Tiry St Alton. 11l •llffert-d wi'.h srlatlo rheumatinm forovcr.tight nmnthn Rhertoc tortvl for it nearly Hie whole of this time, using various remedies rr'-nmmended by frisntN. and was treated n the physicians, but nveive.l no relief She then used one and
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    DEATH.
    17 2 Chill— On the lutb innt.. KoriktCust Thill, Marino Engineer, at Burmah Road, Peoang, of malarial cacnexift.
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    STRAITS TIMES Established: 1831 PRICE 15 CENTS. MONDAY, 14th MARCH, 1898. PHILIPPINE REBELLION.
    79 2 STRAITS TIMES Established: 1831 PRICE 15 CENTS. MONDAY, 14th MARCH, 1898. PHILIPPINE REBELLION. (Ciulitcriptum rales and advertising rate? may be found on the fourth page.] On the afternoon of Saturday the 12th. there was fighting between the Spanish troops and the rebels on the outskirts of the village of Bolinao.
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    REUTERS TELEGRAMS.
    117 2 UNITED STATES AND SPAIN. STOCK EXCHANGE ALARM ALLEGED SPANISH TREACHERY. iMndm, Uth March. Renewed alarm to the extent of semi panic prevails in the Stock Exchange at New York. Alarm arises from apprehensions of a crisis in the relations between the United States and Spain. These apprehensions are
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    THE PLAGUE.
    26 2 STRIKE AT BOMBAY. A general labour strike lias been organized in Bombay as protest against the measure* taken to stamp out the plague there.
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    DR. LIM BOON KENG.
    285 2 The ill-feeling recently created by the discussion of tho Towchang question is supposed to have led to certain libellous placards that were posted on Saturday, relating to Dr. Lim Boon Keng. The police will, no doubt, do their best to discover the author." of these placards,
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    34 2 Sir Frank Swcttesiiam is booked to leave Marseilles for Singapore in the M M. .1,, m,i IMii,; which conuects at Colombo with the M. M. Laos, due here on the im li of April.
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    62 2 It is telegraphed that the price of consols in London on Saturday was XIUJ. When the mail left the price was i'll 2,'». Kight days ago the price was ill:!]. There has, therefore, been a fall of ten shillings within eight days, or of fifteen shillings within three weeks. In
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    13 2 I'KolnTK, exchange, and share prices. and the mail list, are on page 4.
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    16 2 It is said that there has been a rush on the new Perak M cents staiups.
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    13 2 Two vessels, the llertku and the I. C.C Kluo, have arrived from Hong-
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    15 2 Mr. Alkxandh, the Australian Blondin, givea an open air performance, to-night, opposite the Raffle* School.
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    20 2 TatPenang Young Men's Association have decided by a majority to permit playing on the billiard table on Sundays in future.
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    18 2 Th« Rev. E. J. Frayling, formerly military chaplain at Singapore, has been appointed rector of Birti Moreton, Tewkesbury.
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    25 2 Tm annual priie meeting of the National RiHe Association at Bisley it to be held this year from Monday, July 11, to Saturday, July 23.
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    26 2 Among the passengers by the P. O. <.V.,<™>i on Saturday were:—Mr. .1. Maclaren from Brindisi; Mr. Mrs. and Miss Kraser, and Mr. Payne Gallwey from Penang.
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    31 2 Captain Vanrenen while riding in 1 Vn..ng has bad a spill, says the l'erak IHonttr. Hefellonhishead.andhashurt his back so badly as to necessitate his being laid up for a few days.
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    A NATIVE ROW.
    38 2 Yextcrday afternoon, a rikisba man ran his carriage up against a bullock waggon in Sago Lane. In the dispute which followed the crowd took sides, with the result that 25 were arrested for disorderly conduct.
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    BISHOP ANZER.
    40 2 Bishop Anter, the head of the German Catholic Missions in Northern China, sailed from Bremerhaven on 1 5th Feb. for New York on board the North-German Lloyd steamer True. The Bishop advised the German Government to seize Kiaochau.
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    TANJONG KATONG MURDER.
    45 2 Is connection with the murder case at Tanjong Kntong, the police have found the knife by which the deed wa« committed. The weapon has been identified as belonging to Harip, who was formally charged with murder at the police court this morning.
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    ROBBING PASSENGERS.
    42 2 Two Chinese boatmen were charged at the Penang assizes on the 9th instant with robbing two Chinese passengers in the Penang Harbour off Prangin. The jury convicted both the accused, and they were each sentenced to seven years' rigorous imprsonment.
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    POLICE UNIFORM.
    59 2 It is reported that the full dress uniform for the Federated Malay States Police is to be blue and red piping, Held service blue serge ca t >s to be piped with red and centre red. Malays are to have the same kind of caps as used by
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    TAIPING CHETTIES.
    55 2 It is reported that Armugam Chetty died at Taiping on the Vth instant. This Chetty was the stoutest of his class in l'erak, and it is reported that he died from the effects of over-feeding His is the second death that has taken place among the Taiping Chetties
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    SIR CHAKLES WARREN
    51 2 At the date of last mail advices, (1-th February), the whole of the available troops in Chatham Garrison were taking part in a series of interesting military movements, initiated by Lt--1 ien. Sir Charles Warren, Commanding the Thames District, and having special reference to the defence of
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    PLUCKY CHINESE WOMAN
    57 2 Kai;i -i yesterday morning, a Chinese woman living at Bally Lam-, heard a noise in her Louse and upon examination found uChiuaniun in the actof stealing some clothes, liaising an alarm, the woman pluekily seized hold of the thiel and held him until the arrival of the
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    SARAWAK GOVERNMENT STEAMER.
    59 2 The Sarawak Government have ordered a new steamer to be built by the New Harbour Dock Company, Singapore she will be named the L'Aubaine and will be ninety live feet in lengt.i and fifteen feet beam. Her speed will be about nine knots and capacity eighty five
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    MISSING LETTERS.
    67 2 Si 1-im-Kli A MAIL BAG IS ASTRAY. Thk Postmaster-Ueneral issues the following notice: With reference to the large number of letters from the I luted Kingdom reported to have been short delivered by the overland mail of Saturday, the l'ostmaster-lieneral thinks that a bag of letters from London
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    THE SIMILE DOCTOR.
    141 2 1. if evening, writes a contributor, a Chinese doctor residing at 12s, Tanjoug I'agar Road, .was cheated by a Eurasian. A Eurasian culled in and said his brother was laid up with a disease and would like to obtain the aid of the doctor, lie agreed to
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    THE ASSIZES
    148 2 A BENTKNCE MolllFlEI) The three men, Wong 'long, Toon I'h Kai, and Kuan Ah Fat, who liad pleaded guilty to assault and housebreaking by nignt were brought up this morniug for sentence. The prisoners had, during the Chinese Skw Year, entered the uousu of a Siamese priest in
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    TANJONG PAGAR.
    705 2 Tai half-yearly ordinary meeting oftheTanjong Pagar Dock Company was held this afternoon at tin-Company s offices at Collyer Quay. Present Directors,Mr.ThomasScoU(Chairman), Hon. T. C. Bogaardt, Moms. A. P. Adams, R Craig, C. Sugden, A. Laspe, and C. A. Ranch. Mr. W. It Swan (assistant manager), and Mr. I).
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    THE FROSTIER WAR.
    390 2 TIIK TBIUMMES's lOSBEB. The official estimate of the casualties incurred by the Afridis and Orakzais during the late campaign is l.i"" to 1.400, which includes about one-third deaths reculting f.om wounds. These figures hare been checked, as the truth begins to tiller out. They are comparative, but
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    LIBELLOUS CHINESE PLACARDS.
    123 2 AS ATTACK OK TIIB BOX. DR. I.I M Hoax KtXG On Saturday night, two pl.eards, i n the Chinese character, were posted on the walls of Singapore. One was postd near the Municipal offices and the other outside The Dispensary of tvlticli I) r Lim Boon Keng
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    FOOTBALL AT JOHORE
    148 2 Tm final of the football cup competition (for the second teams) in connection with the celebration of the recent Royal marriage > in Johore, was p b yc j on the Johore Football Club ground on Saturday, by the Rafflestans from Sing,. pore versus the Tunku Mahkota,
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    THE MEKRAN DISTURBANCE.
    147 2 the NrMMcUM Tm: origin of the late disturbance in Mckran is ascribed to the impolitic proceeding of placing a Hindu in aponitiun of authority in a Hakaaaadu Bute where he is despised by the people and his presence is an insult to the ruler It will be
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    MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE.
    162 2 ACTION IN SARAWAK. The Uajah of Sarawak has taken action towards the improvement of the marriage laws there. He laid the subject before the State Council on tlie 21st February, and urged that Mahommedan marriages would bo a more binding and strengthening tie if rcsistcred in the
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    THE INDIAN CURRENCY
    500 2 ILKA DOK INSTANT ACTION Mk. Allan Arthur, the hllHrti made a long speech :it the anmul meeting of tie Bengal Chamber of OaaMaam on the Mb February touchhg on railways, plague, the tea industry, and other matters. On thu currency question he spoke at length, > oneluding
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      627 2 NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY, LD. M»nnt».-lin»r« of IIYNAMI IK UKLIOHI 1 1 "Xl MINK HVNAMIIK ■I.AHTI.NU (IKl.atixk DBTOXATOBS untrim B K( I lili- 111 .ASTISii AITARATUH. IH irnvi KiruMiTiv, wn »v. unrnma i* (ikut Hkitaik, m ua to run Tin rim msiuiii of rcmTY I«I1M«I»T, INIi 111, THI»MOE«, OCi«A». TBII) TO
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      463 2 NOTICES. JOHN LITTLE CO., LD. SINGAPORE. l;i:n\VN I'nW lIIHK IiI.AI»ST.)XK HAUS, 16 1- H H and M i:kai. 1:1 ssia calf *****. BLACK CALK SHOKS I'ATKNT I.KATIIKK SHDKS. PATKNT I.KATHKi: DANCIMi l'U.Ml'.*. want i.kathki: DANcnra pdbi 2_ I Sporting Belt "j 11KOWX LEATHKK SI'OKTINU iiELTS, with nickel swivels. SHOOTING BKI.TS
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      382 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. I TOWN HALL. j I t ,U r Ik. Man;,,, nl ,<»■, ,i I <i *> THE COM'IMi tPUTM, STAKTISG SATI'KDAY EVENING, 19th M.MICH. 1 n the Firnt Appearance in the Straits uf an K-l AIM.I-HKI. LONDON FAVOCKITE, CARL HKRTO. .￴i TI.M. THE UHE.VTEKT LIVING CONJI KOE, AMUled
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      91 2 M. S. 8. iataafcd for tlw ttrwl. nx. thotid >« wntip. no c— >id« of th« wi <mij. Bt tlw o*»Urt ol tk>t ondttka. au> T lTs. 8. .r» nJHUd ih.t rai»fct otlMrwiM Ik. paUiah^. AU •dT«cUmn ooatimota u» raliMot to th. condition lh»t the M»n«iir nmj l«n tlw ulv«rtiMn«Bt
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    TOT MAIL.
    3157 3 N v SOTKS, AM) COMMENTS. I Xl-l 08I0H OH BOARD A STEAMER. DeSniM newa has reached Seattle ml the report of an explordtiM steamer Clara Nevada „,1. Alaska. The ship was ,llv blown to pieces, and not a "i nrvi»e<l There were about 00 ,rd If ;\MEK AND
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    THE MOBILIZATION
    133 3 Tmi: mobilization of Singapore «arijjuii. ■Ultli hafjni ><i Miiwn-i »dl ba rendered roon iiilwaiiin l>v <l»e fact thai (ba iimvv *U] co-op-rate On l-i.e-.luy ntehi H MB. Hmt will da» patch landfill i-arti.-s. who will endeurour t.. effort a landing at Forts Ter.-pch iDdSilotO. U 'I. '•'<"■■ ■">
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    REBELLION IN SIAM.
    457 3 BATTAMBONG IN REVOLT. FKK.NCH INTERESTS INVOLVED. The other day, news came that the Siamese Government had despatched troop* into the province of Battambong, against rebels who had risen in consequence of excewivo taxation there. Battambong is mostly inhabited by people of Cambodian race. The province was conquered
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    THE "ANNUAL HEG IRA."
    389 3 THE PASSKNOER U»TS. THE P. 4 O. Bengal, a:»th March -Mr. C. C. Trotter Mr. and Mr«. Scott and infant, Mr and Mrs. Kiddes and family; Mr. and Mrs. Logan and family; Mr. Carey; Mr. A. Miesegais. "Japan," 2HthMarch.— Mrs. K Owen; Sirs. Murray Robertson: Mr.
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    THE PLAGUE.
    119 3 Maaaa, HI IfapaV In view of 111.- in. -iiMsin- iiumher of plague villa..-*, the I'uniali Coveriinient iiave decided on placing the whole infected area under close observation. llv.iUiy, :>lh Hard,. At Bombay, vo.-tcrday. there were ITS eases and 108 deaths from plautie the total deaths from all causes
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    S. C C. TENNIS.
    715 3 The following are the entries and draws for the S. C. C. tennis tournament CHAMPIONSHIP Bainnie Rom, Elliot v. Bnddell, Ererton J. G. Mactacgart, Fisher t. Linton. 8. R»id a PVWhite, Pellew r. Oapt. Parsoaa. Schwab* v. Doyle; Luah. Bya. PROFESSION PAIRS. Banks 11, Rose and
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    SATURDAY'S CRICKET
    144 3 A CRiciCFT match was played at Tanglin on Saturday between the second elevens of the West Yorks and of the 8. R. C. It closed in favour of the second eleven S. R. C. by 3 wickets and lftrunit2XD XI WOT YOUS. Scracgs and b Falls .51 Shaw
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    TO ARRIVE.
    90 3 {tor .Simjiijtore). I'er M M. s. s. An, Hrki,- connecting with tbe steamer Lao* at Colombo. From Marseilles March 27:-Miss Randall, Mr. wd.l Mrs. Ii W Bean. Mr and Mr Katl. Per M.M. s.t. /Wupwj.'i* connecting with the steamer Sihsir at olomt.o, from Marscillea Feb. Mr. W. P.
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      159 3 NOTICES JOHN LITTLE CO., LTD. NEW GOODS= Fancy Straw Hats Willow Uarden Hals Sailor Hats Ostrich Feather Tips Kibbons Children's Fancy I'lush Hats Millinery Ornaments Children's Sun Hats Kmbroidered Sun lionuets lufants Muslin Kobes Infants Muslin Frocks Infants' Hoods and Bonnets Mh and hall Sets Indies' Collars and Cull's Bathing
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      735 3 F( R SAL 1 KM TIX >Of ENTS; TO LRTj AND rKKSONALS. jlsTTiMl, IS .enU a Una; Ind and Sri tiniM. lOcenUa line 4th to nth timw., A cents a linn; 7th to Ittth tune.. 3 ctaU a line; afterwards, 3 renti* a line; but no charge less than one
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      208 3 WEATHKK KKW)RT. ICtmtaiia Krrkau Hvpital, |M Ma* I ."if. Ua.m3p.m.9p.m. Kkmakks. Bar. IMIOMfMaMM Temp. wo THf. Tes .V. B'lbTher 7KS 79.0 780 Sf Dir.ofWind s»w. S.E. B.K. -3 Max. Temp. 88.0 MMLio Sun lift!' =l^l rerr.rad. B*t< >.« Kainfall 060; '-4< WKAlHhK IKl-bUKAM IE. A. i V. TrlrgrafK Co.) I.
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    COMMERCIAL
    473 4 sinaAPOim, 14T1I March, UN. PRODUCE (Rattt or* eomflM f 12 JO a.m.) Gambier, «-J£ Pepper, Black. Ii Wblia,(«X) J"*Sago Flour Sarawak,. S-OJJ. Bmnei. Pearl Sago S-" 0 CoSeeriall, picked JO. Codec Palembang, plckad S3 60. Oofha, ÜbarianTTlo. 1 l"-«>. Tapioca, small Flake. 4.40. do do Ist quality, -do mcd.
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    157 4 To-Morrow. Japan iir.i.i.i, 0 a.m. niiL'u'iinu via port- Fantte, 10 p.m. iii ii' via ports IlVd;. 1 1 a.m. lapan via port* J/.i,n7a. II a.m. 11-ilii I'ahat Ulunigi, Noon, liangkok Hydra, I p.m. Malacca and Kl»ng Battnitr, -J p.m. Malacca Sri Tringganu, S p.m. Bangkok Activ, S p.m.
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    95 4 Kk.im Xi koi'k n>- tl.. M. M. aataafa due on the loth instant with datus to the I'-'.th Kel,. FromChwa:— By the M. M. Xatal, dua on l»th instant. oft Sint!«|i,irc I>u<r in Load Kol, 2nd P. O. M«r l»t K.I) 7th N. I). L. tour. Srd
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    206 4 AKKIVAI> I'ers. s. Bmka from Wlembang :-Mr. Per t. h. ■Maw from Teluk Anaon via porU.-Messrs. Inch, CbriWie, Zehnder, Dr. Fry, and Mm. Armstrong Per 8. a, Momnouiluhire from London Mr. and Mrs. Swan and child, Mr. Gardner, and Mr. r ■-iiii K i..n l'ers. b. i from
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      423 4 ■baa* P°r>. probablt datt of arrirol, mi iuum ol agent*. Bnllaarat. London, Mar 27 P. .1 O. Borneo, HoiiKkoiiK, Mur 11 P i I), llellona, Hamburg, Apl 10; Ifciutnilwii; Bengal, llonukong. Mur ;j P. 4 tl. llengloe, London. Mar 20. P. Simon.. Canton London, Apl 7 P. 4
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      CLEARANCES
      126 4 Date. Vmil.'i Kami FuoJUin, Caftaih lar ll' Calypso Brit >tr. I l.owry U 1101..-ong Mr. I Aliens U Sam Tor »tr. DViiue U Orwoll air. (jibb H Ijiloiih str. Purk.'r 1-J Ly.lerliorn Nor mr. !!»m i.:, U Kui.il u I ml. sir. < onbiglure 14 IsaUlla Brit str. Hudson
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      1689 4 (Jaderthisheading the following abbreviations am used *tr— steamer *h.— ship l-q.- -barqua 8. t.-Briti.h V. UniUd Stata*; rr. Prench O«r.— German Put. Dutch; Joh.-Johore: Ac, (i.e., Goneral cargo d.p.— deck pasaengvn; U. UncerMia; T. P. W.— Tanjoog Pagar Wharf; T. P. D.— Tanlong Pagar l>oek B. W.
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      ARRIVALS.
      401 4 AR RIVALS. S Vssskl'B Name. 4 Tom. ciiimn ftou Uutm Couiann. 11 UcLaurin Am sh. 131$ Oskes Shanjjbai K.l> li: llnustead and Co. U' l.vilrrhoru Nor. Btr. Iwll Hnmmcraus Yokohama Mi ]n Btiimtrad and Co. IS Moamouthtbira|Bril«tr. I»7I Ktaus 1-ondon F.l. Mloustead and Co. 12 M:i il.- l.u/on Sin sir.
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