The Straits Times, 10 June 1898

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    12 1 The Straits Times ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1898. NO. 11X652.
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      764 1 »Ha. '""JJTi if. A^umno. Society. n, limnruKX fomj«ny. Tl" yutoal st«ni Navigation Company. siF.WSHir COMPANIES. 1) Onio, Cou.v»» Qdiv WHi»VM,NBWHaHBOt;R. OUI NAVIGATION OOKVAXT. Mtaaa ro» Chi»», Japan, i.vion Im>n, Australia, AI.JK, fcovit, jiisui i la, OißßAiyr.R, Malta, ■flami'm. Vtmci, Plvmoith, «ri HilUnf I Hiiinif ist*ue<l for Prrtian hrough Hill* or
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      1295 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. ITONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ Under contract with the Netherlands India Government. Ayrnti al Singapore: Ship Agency, late .1. Daendeu. 4 Co., 2-3, Colltir Quat. Steamer From Elected W ill be Despatched for On lapara. BaUvia. June 10 Batavia Cheribon, Snmarnng, Sourabaya, Mena.io. and Timor. June I -Z. Siak: Deli.
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      681 1 INSURANCES. fpHE LONDON AND LANCASHIRE 1 FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital £1',;1>7..V)0 I"ad up Capital U'li,7W Reserve Fund e7«,SSS The undersigned, Agents for the Company, are prepared to ace. pt 6re risks ut current rates of premium. HOISTEAD 4 Co. THE CHINA TRADERS INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. Capital SnhMribod' U.ntn.noi/. Amount raid
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      479 1 INSURANCES, 'HHE IJUEEN INSURANCE COMPANY ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY. QIEES INKI'SANCK BIMLIII.M.S, LIVERPOOL The undersigned. Agents for the above Company, are prepared to take risks at current rates. HOOOLANDT A Co. THE STRAITS INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. ESTABLISHED 18KS. Heap Office. BnaaMam Capital Fully Sub«cribed ..(3,000,000 Capital Paul-ui 000.000 Reserve Funds ltlS^JO
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      763 1 NOTICES. Gold Modals, Paris, IS7B 18ciS! JOSEPH BILLOTT'S Of Highest Quality, and Having j" II A Greatest Durability are Therefore Wpll CHEAPEST. I Lll tf c. f. :il 12 STOP. THINK AND CONSIDER. WHAT m ..Her v..'. Scurilv in your homes. I MB ho Th.ll-. tha >> circnmvantkni of Ram
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      616 1 PADfLESa DEWTIBTRY. Da si I'l'MKNs. hiMi-i ma hodkbate. ii.iit,, ,t i:,.,i,i. (aval Messr-. Kki.iv a Wai-m, Ltd.) IXDUAI'ooII.N MINIM, OOMPAXY k> bo palahliahod In Amsterdam CAPITAL I' i rsAUOyOOO Divided in :»>,.>«> -lini." „i i". .'.1.1110 I I Bmieatnn of MOO anaraaaf/iai VPPl.K'Alii'iNs for shares should be ni:,,|. l..l»eeli Hull
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      838 1 CHAMBERLALNSCOUC.I'HOLERA. AND DIABBHOA REMEDY. IS a splendid remedy for boni.l com plaints in their various forms hoth for adults and children It is nisi such a me.licilie a- ev.rv fair 1 1 v should keep Hi hand, and tape, lall] dnriMj the wimnm terv. diarrhoii. l.loo!!, r fluT°anT'ch!,*era of this
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    STRAITS TIMES
    16 2 UsTAßMsmn: ML PRICK II CENTS. [>'i*/*iT»pii<m rate* aiultulvfrlttingraief may Ujmrul ,m tl* few* P'i<7«.|
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    FRIDAY, 10TH JUNE, 1898. THE ACHEEN WAR.
    115 2 FRIDAY, 10TH JUNE, 1898. THE ACHEEN WAR. oMaunon in i'kdir. rilK 1..M-I. KOCTKIi. O\ the 4th instant, the Dutch bwCfa, operating in I'edir, advanced to (irongBung. l)n the Ha, they moved into the district of the Seveii Mukims, which was held by Panirliina Polim, one of the enemy's principal commanders.
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    REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
    21 2 KRNEST lIOOI.KY. ADJUDGED A BANKRUPT. /Won, l«/i J*nt. Krncst Hooley ha» heen adjudged a bankrupt on his own petition*
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    THE PHILIPPINES.
    65 2 OOVEKNOUGK.NEttAI. IN DEf-I'AIR. OB OK lltl.l The (iovenuir (ieneral or the Philippines has sent I despairing telegram to the (ujwromi-nt at Madrid. He declares that nearly the whole of the Philippine Archipelago has broken The Governor-* icncral finally states sends aid, at once, it will be impossible for
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    EXPEDITION TO CUBA.
    39 2 I S. AKMV ON THK WAY. Twenty-seven thousand American shatter, have sailed from Tampa for Key \\V,t From there, the troops will be conveyed by a strong licet to some point in Cuba previously fixed upon
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    MR. HOOLEY.
    482 2 Mi; Krncst Terah HoOMf has been a Ijudp.'ii a bankrupt on his own petition. It is startling news. Mr. Hooky was supposed to lie a millionaire many times over, and his quick rise to what was believed to he great wealth was one of the most interesting features
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    200 2 Ax army of twenty-seven thousand troops, under General Shafter, has, as will be seen from our telegram-, left Tampa and sailed for Key West. Tampa, it should he pointed out, is a port in Florida and it is no great distance from Key West. What will be the destination of
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    13 2 Pkoditk. exchange, and share prices, and the mail lint, are on page 4.
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    11 2 IgMBB, |-„w.-ll Co. advertise an auction sale of hooks on Monday.
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    12 2 The Kajah of Sarawak has notified his neutrality in thr .'ipanish-American war
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    14 2 II M. S. Kp arrived here thii morning from Hongkong. She le.i»efor England tomorrow.
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    13 2 Thk Netherlands Consul-Oeneral advertises the date for letting the revenue farms in Poutianak.
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    24 2 PUexa at Macao was decreasing al the date of last advices, hut in the out lying villages it was reported to be stil! bad.
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    19 2 Thk laws of Sarawak now include an enactment to provide for the proper registration of Mahommedau marriages and divorces
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    24 2 < me hundred and sixty-eight death: ere registered at Singapore during tin week ending on Saturday last, with i ratio of ;<s oi p, iho-i-,m.i
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    25 2 Tm: Slr,nl* llmlgrt, published this lorenoon, consists oi eiglileen pages, cmtainiug ninety columns of news and advertisements; the price of the Uuilgel is 4u cents.
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    32 2 It is re|iorted that, to quell a threa tened mutiny of Spanish and native soldiers in Manila, the priests handed over one million dollars to thedovernorGeneral to meet the arrears of pay.
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    36 2 Thk Hongkong Ihihi Ire,, hearthat a project for the laying of a tramway through that city from ea.-t to west is likely to he launched shortly It is proposed that electricity shall btr the motive power.
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    HOHGKONG PLAGUE.
    37 2 Diring the M hours up to noon. 3rd June, T new cases and a deaths from plague were reported at Hongkong, making the total since the Ist January d.i>. -I 1,244 cases and I,VU:i deaths
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    THE U.S. FLEET.
    60 2 It i- reiwrted that the OShj rd.-ing, c* rout, to Manila with American troops from San Francisco is carrying a supply of coal and the necessary appliances for repairing any damage done to the American warships in the naval engagement at Manila, nd also for raising the
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    CARRIAGE ACCIDENT.
    74 2 Aiioit -:tn last night, while Mr Wuitetield.ofthe Kohinson Piano Co., in company with his wife, was driving to the Town Hall to take part in the Philharmonic Coaeett, the horse shied at something in Canipong Java Koad, just opposite the race course stables The vehicle was overturned and
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    THE EMPEROR OF CHINA
    129 2 A nativk i orrespondent at Pekin •tates that the Kniperor lias, of late, taken „uite a pleasure in attending the military .trill, and mamruvres of the Imperial (iuards and the I'ekin Field Koree now poing on in the Southern Hunting Parks, and so interested hM his
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    CHINESE BREACH OF TREATY.
    136 2 A MM interference on the part of the fMIMM with the rights conferred by the extra article of the Tr.aty of Tientsin, < nnfill— l by theCh.'fuo Convention, has to le rei-0r.1e.l A proclamation signed by the lip. (Board of Revenue, I'ekin) has been Ksoad, bvrillf
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    PARSEE THEATRE.
    70 2 Tiir Victoria Ooy. ill give a matinee performance l« BIMIOW afternnnn at I The piece, "A trip to Fairy Land," is rich in mechanical scenic efl'ects, and the entertainment will com hide with the London pantomime Lm in the tub." riul.h.-n and s,.l,hei- will be OBarged half price
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    DELI NEWS.
    226 2 HHI of I.AIIOI R. Thk Deli riutan Association discussed the labour i|iics!ion at n recent iieetinc. The planters Itlbttdk* a steamer service to China in ordal la H cure a direct supply of coolies from '.here. Last year, this OOOlh 11.il>resulted it. heavy be* nwihi: to over two
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    LAST NIGHT'S CONCERT.
    831 2  -  ARPEGGIO [,n Wf have to thank the members of the Singapore Philharmonic Society for having last night again provided us with an excellent evening 1 entertain- in. Nt It is a thankless task to I criticise any amateur performance because one feels loth to disturb the feelings
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    NETHERLANDS INDIA.
    877 2 THE PEDIR EXPKDITION. MUHW svokmes Thk iAcomntitf points out that tli,. expedition to Pedir springs f r ra urgent necessity for pursuin K ,i le leaders of the Aclun.se war party t 0 their last places of refuge in thai St, tl Colonel Van lleutsz dwlares this tn
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    AHEAD OF THE MAIL.
    187 2 AHEAD OF THE MAIL. /.n*/,..- Two American journalists, eautand in Cuba by the Spaniards, and ■>» demned to death as spit-., MM mately exchanged for tw.i >,'"■' offloan Kighteen Americans ha*, while attempt ini; to remove torpedo*" Irom Cardanai Harbour. America is complaining U>e( rrancs oontinuea to supply coal to
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      474 2 NOTICES. NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY, LD. MvMlNetlin'i* OlDYNAMII IS OKI KIXITK QRLATINE 1^ n IaHTIt KI.AMIMi .ill. Mi\ h DKTOXATOJU Il'/.F H m ii;i, in.i.'nvii tPFABATtn IHB akivi Kii'Kwivm, ma* IU <tOV«»ICJIKKT, AHII AM, TllSmroKt, STkKNl.lll TO AJ«V OTIIKK.S UtFlklll fOU Till: BORVKni OMPANY LTD BOLB AUKNT.s. Natis* Klatee, Wam.j'a^, n
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      1145 2 NOTICES. I NOTICK \i tail da] r* rad earofl i \> c Street HANDII \M>- J HI TTKKV ,t 00. I itb .luu,- i-:.- a/T NOTICE i- herebt(iv«i thnt the part- an by l.nu 11.. 1. I'ohli Willum .hint. ne un.ler the In ill of The i Worti ChopHonf Cbe*n|
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      702 2 NOTICES. I THE VICTORIA THEATRICAL COY. TOXKJHT, mil, JVKM, W»8. LA 11.1 MA.INOON. l.o\i:s UARTTBB, and a lan*. To-moiaow, f Afl'rnovHaHp.m. irand Matinee A TRIP TO FAIRY LAUD LOVF INTHETDR Nigh) at !> p in. 1,1. 111. a N..« llay WONDERBOF FAIRY LAM). and a tare*. XF.W HARBOUB DUCK OOY,
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      614 2 ATKST ADVKKTISF.MENTS. I WAXTKD. Municipal l>ebenture». Tanjong I'iw-u Dock Ivl.I'rye Kiv. r Dork Coy. Slum. Frurr iiii-! ItaM UL D.-I-For. balk Straits .Stcamaliip Coy. Share*. MUBEK A Co.. c. F.xehange :iii'l sharo Broken i U'TION S.U.F. OK BOOKS, at our Sale -room, Monday. 13th June, at I a. in. Catalogue*
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      94 2 M 8. S. iataoferl for Urn Strait, IWi tbo*dd W wnttcn on od# «nls> of Urn p*\p«r only. By Uw Mrlcot nf tUt condition, imojlTs.S. mn ra&ot*] Uutt miarbt oth*rwi>« b« pnhti*h*H. All frt 1- m >n r n -t- *n nhi«ot to Urn txmditioo tfiat the MftiUhffer may \o+rm
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    AT MANILA.
    1243 3 4 KMIN(i THK REBELS. Tlie followinc news may be taken as „j. telegraphic reports of at favite, «ays the CMm hare been r ivinu larce. supplies mMtb May, they received I M.,n-er breach-loading 0,000 rounds of aniiiiunituiii. mX 1- arc actively eni;ai;.'.l .,.ti.eirnicll together, (1en.,.,1 iminalao nai auwa
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    BRUNEL.
    320 3 Tn Kajali of Sarawak, on the Uth May, laid before his Supremo Council, llit- case of Ihe murder of two Sarawak Malays which took place in the latter part of last year in the Brunei river. The Rajah had endeavoured to obtain justice at tlie Court of Brunei, and
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    WRECk OF THE "MECCA"
    305 3 ri'LLKK PAKTRI'LAKS. Tw Timimlt and the. Unas. I. ft .ilrutta on Sunday, the Hnd <•! May. bound ror Kauguoii. The Mam had n» paaeeDfeOL anil IU sailing as an extra steamer The I ■<< la w:is an ordinary steamer with mails and passengers. Alter f~***"l >!>>'
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    THE PORT.
    196 3 Tin: r«ariafta which left Kuchinot/ii on the j:(r.l ultimo arrived ■Uoapida tlie Turning Pun wharf yesterday, lailcn with over I,oob ton- ..I c...il for id.. Mitsui Buna Ka.-ha. The /v...i after discliar S ing her ,11... ot „-:il- „t I'oL. Ki.llii. wasye-ter day shifted to Taniong Plfu in
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    NEWS FROM THE NORTH.
    1433 3 WEIHAIWEI. Thk Wei-hai-wei correspondent of the HMI China Bafly Bmm states that o the aM May, British bluejackets were landed ou Liukuugtao to look afte public property, and the marines were sent to occupy the barracks vacated by the Japanese on the mainland. It is expected
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    HOME NOTES
    943 3 The preseDt Kmpcnir of China in the most highly eil.n aii'il numm, I. that ever sat on tli.' throne of tint country. His fed isceramic-..( which lie lia»alaivr collection, :in,l he ill the author of* learue.l treatise Count 11.' m ia C.wti-llano. wlio BBS Keen returne I to
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      504 3 chinks!-: <;ini.s school 'I'MK 11-ual Half yearly Sale Iseful 1 ami Fancy Articles, in ni, I of the fiui.l- oi the above School, will take place, ii ..I willreg, in Ihe Upper Room of the Town Hall, on Friday, the i'4tb of June. Jsats MBBwaaakaj at I o'clock in the
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      275 3 NOTICES. PENANG COAL DEPOTS. Large stock of best WEI.SII COALS always on hand, quick bunkering, current prices. lIUTTENBACIIM.OS&CO., PENANG ICE WORKS. Steamers supplied with best CRYSTAL ICE, at Singapore prices. Penang Ice is renowned for its purity and durability. APPLY TO HUTTENBACHBROS&ro., MAISON F. PAUL CO. FREXCH HAIR-DRESSINC. SAIXK)N. Have
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      624 3 J NOTICES. JOHN LITTLE CO., LD. NEW GOODS SILKS. CASHMERES MI'SLINS, GREFONK DELAINKS, &C. HOSIERY. CORSETS. SUNSHADES. LADIES' SIH.HTS AND liI.OI'SES. LADIES' EVENING SHOES. DUBB AND WALKING SHOES. (MIILDHEN'S STRAP SHOES. DRESS TIILMMINGS I PASSKMEKTIMBB, LADIES' HELTS k v lIANDtERt'HIEFS. HOUBEHOLD DRAPERY: DAMASK TABLE (LOTUS ie NAI'KINS 6 o'clock Tt',i
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      338 3 81NDAY MUSIC. Tin Uecimental Band will play thi following programme at the Tanglii Parade (.num. l. on Sunday next: 1 Overture (iiovanna DArco Verdi Austrian Retreat. Soldatenlcl.cn k. la Itel.i Glee The Chough and Crow Bishop Selection "The Rose Maiden "Hod Save the IJueen." Wmvaaat urocr. A-i K. II 9th
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    COMMERCIAL
    524 4 Suotroaa, 10n Jem, ItM. PRODUCE (KaUi an comtled to 11.45 am Gambler o.W. Copra Bali do Pontianak, 7.in Pepper, Black, do White, (6X) »-7S Sago Flour Sarawak 5.094. do Brunei H 2.1&. Pearl Sago *-*OCoßeerßali. pirked .10.00. Coffee Palembang picked 30.00. Coßee, Liberian, TJo. 1 17.00. Tapioc*. small Flake
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    92 4 From Europe :-By the M. M. >lrta,.,<,, with dates to the -"th May. due on the From China !!> the P.iO./'-rru»i-H«, due un the I Ith instant l,*ft SinKapore Due in tandon Arrive Apl Lttth M. M. Mav Mai Mas flat May Jn.l N. I). I. May
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    155 4 AKBIVAL.*ara.a. >«'"" from Fremantle:—Mrb. D K.-.r. Mis- Kerr, Mec-r,. H. EetT, 11. SUM,.- W. Newman, (i James. J. 11. N. Howling, c. K. X.wman, (i. S. Stneter, and C. K. Mou-ley. IVr >' ii from Deli -Messrs J. H Hultic. I. P. C. Samuels. P B. Barrclt. and
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    154 4 ToMokrow. i Hongkong \ia port-^ilun'0. i\i m > K. Pahang via por» /Vrrfano, »J» m Psnung S Pombay MS! 11 am. Pont ianaL ¥in port* W. H'. So*> Noou. Pennnn *o»o, J p.m. Muar har/alla. 2 pm. f Cnl.-utta m> ports A. Apcor, 3 p.m. Deli Sumnira, 3
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      166 4 Under this heading the lollowingal.l.reYin tions are used str. steamer sh.— ship bo —barque Brit— British U. 8. United States; Fr. French Her.— German Dut.— I Dutch; Job.— Jobore; *<-„ G. c, General carso d.p.— -deck passengers U. Uncer- I tain; T. P. W.-Tanjongl'agar Wharf; T. P.
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      TRADING VESSELS & C.
      1149 4 TRADING VESSELS C. ARUTtu Hun Noon or TBMMt Ajai, Dul «lr. 1.091 lon«.C.apt Robinson. 9lh.lune From Sotir:il«iva Mh June li.c, W Mnnsflel.l For Liverpool. Ulll-W. .1. .4;.r.ir.Bnt. Mr. l,tw- !..„>. Capt tlj, MHIJWM. From Hongkong. I.I.Pui..'.^..-. aluMlii'l.pSiirkirnAMomii. For CaMMa, Hth— W. Ban Whall .Soon, Brit, sir 199 ton*. Capi K.m-e
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      400 4 .V.i.a-, part, probable datt ol amr.i., a■: nnw of aijentt. ■Baßoaja, laiilin Llniiiaol, .lun.- IK; Man.ii.v Atni.lH. Hongkong. July I I. .-iiii..ii. llallaitrat. Coloiiilki, June IS I. A v. llanlam. Man June Kaen.M. H.iv.-rn. llri-ineli, Jun.-it; 8.1,n Hrn B. iitiil. C..1 .lull lii.l". An Hr-fO Man.. B%eaaLj-SM lit
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      ARRIVALS.
      204 4 5 VHML'a NIHI COX». CAlTllil FKOM SllLII). ComUUMI*. ]'ne I DlnM Brit Btr. Sl'HI Bro«n Hongkong June ITT HimUl!' ■i Aiax Mr. IWPI 'KoliilKon Soumhaya JmM MV Mm-IkmM 1 ■i Wrung!...! ll.ill >tr. Inl-' Hotter Moji Mny BoiMtiivi »n'l H Tancsnillc »tr. \XU llronn P. BdniluJuU! 7 T. 0.
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      CLEARANCES.
      137 4 D1TI j Vt»lUi>l»« Hu.AKll, IA1IIIS DuTIMVluN uno 9 TanLsrvillu Brit atr. (Ml Shanghai lu HutnviiT atr. KoIkti-hii lUlaetaud Klmn| 10 Kinn Yang atr. Kiuuth Miuir in MlipiMMI air. K. til Haniikok 10 N"t-r» Mr. < ■■> ~h T. Aut-on via porl« in IVnUiiti n fttr. Mai>hnll Kt-I.iiitan via portl
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      236 4 NOTICES. t*. HKfiRIICA of Japan TOILET WATER JHB Appro iai.l for it< ilelicate |»rlame and Uk feelimj ol eomtorl /VB IrtsMitos »lwl> it imp-rts lo Ibe skin Kananga Extract BmVSHh ATII 1< 1 i 'II I'll rHK UAMIKrRCHIW •I I"""* rJ r."-:.-Mlv (r. E r.nt. RIGAUD.- C". S. run Vivienne.
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      487 4 NOTICES. JAMES WATSON COS SCOTCH WHISKIES ARE TnK BrST filAl IN TIIK MARKET: V. V. SI 1 .00 PER CASK, DCTY PAID. V. V. O. BPBCIAIi I.KSKKVK. sia.oo pkk cabe, duty paid. DOMINIE. 10 YI'.AHS OLD. *-«•<» hbcui, dcti,- paid OBTAINABLE FROM RETAIL I)R,.LERS, OK McALISTER Co.. JOHN LITTLE CO,
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      353 4 NOTICES. SKRHAVALLOS KKRRL'UIXOUS QUININE The Great AusFTi trian Tonic of Peruk|a] vian Bark and Iron > |O| oTer medical I AjjtM certificatesnotifying i B] its peat strengthf3B RivinK properties, u|H »nd, ill the wmn timi>, being of an ExQi-nm Tabtb. < J MEDICAL MALI. ioW»JP OpposiU i fc --ai-a-»^^ I'DST
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