The Straits Times, 29 July 1898

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    12 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORE FRIDAY. JULY 29. 1898. NO. 19.5JM.
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      614 1 COMPANT, LIMITSD bbbbl St^m N»riß»tion < ompMj. s«ru3aSß **»*> STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. 1) OrFICI, OOLLVIB QO»Y C T Whaevm, New HaEKOuE. sUA M NAVIOATK'N (MePAFT. AM) ],O!*PO).. k it, ii. nf I -»d i tic iftsued (or Persian n«^_»!!!, < !lifl!aasar«a.«ae/af Wm^m riallonoko^j MAIL I.ISK. 0,,...,, Ho 'Z llU "T" Auf}.
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      816 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. I'IiNINKLUKE PAKKTVAART MAATBCHAPPIJ I,'nder contract with the Netherlands India Government. AijrnU at S,n,ja,,orf. SHIP AOBKCV, i.atb J. DlKXtnu Co.. 2-3, Couna QOIT. Steamer from Expected Will be Despatched for ~~"dn" <!.<!.; Jaol,. Sourabaya. July '2l. SouraUya, Macass,,r, Aml«>inii, Bandi, Ternate, (ioront.ili and Menado July 30 /■r. AJkwnndtr. Batavia.
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      271 1 BRITISH INDIA STKAM NAVIGATION COMPANY LIMITED. TO PENAMi, RANGOON, A CALCUTTA OneoftheClnpaiiv'-Heainers is intended to leave Tnnjong Pagar \Yh.irf every w™k I asaeng.-rs iind <. iirgo are liooked l.y the above steamer, at through rate, to all ports in India and Ceylon, also to East African Ports, Mauritius, or London.
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      734 1 ft 0 TIC B 8. "Gold" Medalp"; PimsTTbfS"? EbJT JOSEPH fiILLOTTS j Of Highest Quality, and Having P| f£l ft Greatest Durability a c Therefore UkH\ CHEAPEST. I LII W f. ;>ul' STOP. THINK AND CONSIDER. \irilAT we offer you. Security in your home*. rVewlom from Thefts tl..TT circumvention of
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      354 1 INSURANCES. LAW DNIOM AMDCROWK I'lllK AND LIFE IXSI'KANCK COMPANY CAPITAI linojna ITU undersigned h.'nc bOOO appointed I flgenl, at Singa|Mire, for the altove Company and are prepared lo take risk, at current rale». lAWBB Co. j rE TRAITS IN SI! K A N C K COMPANY, LIMITED. WTABLISMED 1883. Hun
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      877 1 NOTICES. gjINiiAI'OKK jgyaißM (LLil. Programme for the Autumn Race Meeting. fIBST DAY. Tw,.i.t,i, m o THK MAIDEN ri.ATK. Valoa »I'.O A Race for Udn U<.r-,-, W, „.,.I ■TMb(IM Mb.) laalloiraar* of L'l 11... lo ho,-.- entered f,,,- Int-ritH-lmte li« ,>„/„. Vn ■Howmure of7lbs. to all other hor«escnt«re<l Hi:,. lay. Knti
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      208 1 NOTICES. COMMON SENSE NUTSHELL <»« ■mMH HOTEL CE VAN Ilill.VK. QASOgT GMagM MM i k:.PAVILJOZN SYSTKEM (iltoOT PARK ni ■in iiiii teor Limlumi n raiux BUUaI n -"-p.-. 1 laal Takii. hi Kkhxck > Odder u.<vi. lit Kiirop, K<*. in. I ii. KATZ IJROTIIKKS MMITKI). Have just received a new
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      638 1 CHRONIC DIAKHHOEA CITRKD THIS Is tr certify that I have had chronic diarrh.ea e\ei Mnee Ihe war. I S,.t to weak I could hardly walk or do am thing. One li.ule of Chamberlain 1 Colic Cholera and Iliarrh.ea It edy rand •auadaadvaU J KOimw, K'incastl»,Va. I had chronic dinrr l
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    FUIDAY, 29TH JULY, 1898. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS PEACH PROSPECTS.
    51 2 FUIDAY, 29TH JULY, 1898. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS PEACH PROSPECTS. COXTINI WTIOJ* OK HOSTILITIES. SI'AIN TO Wfl MSUtSfi IVJMI Ixnulun, -I»lli Jvhj. The United States (iovcn.ment refuses to consent to suspend hostilities until Spain gives binding pledges to abide by the preliminary conditions of peace, as they were broadly outliikcd in yesterday's
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    PRINCE OF WALES.
    26 2 KAl'II) BBUOVBBY H. R. H. the Prince of Wales continues to make satisfactory progress towards recovery. H. R. H is going to Cowes.
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    GOODWOOD CUP.
    35 2 UESI I.T OK THK RACK Tim: race for the (ioodwood Cup, yesterday, was as follows Uird rVnrhvi.'s A.\,,., f ataaaafOT,*!,.. 1 Mr. 1., de Kotln.eliil.l« RaMaa*, 3y. Mr. JR. Keen. St. Cl:wl 4y,
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    PRINCE BISMARCK.
    24 2 THK K.NII XKAR. Prince Bismarck is seriously ill. All the meinlHTsof the Prince's family are now assembled by his bedside at Kriedriehsruh.
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    KING OF SPAIN.
    17 2 ILL WITH MEASI.KS The King of .Spain is confined to his bod with measles.
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    CHINA AND HER FRIENDS.
    455 2 China's difliculties ate growing still but it is hardly pos-ible that the Kmpire can continue much longer on this rapid down-grade. The most hopeful symptom in the matter is that a sense of their position is gradually creeping into of the official class. Lord Salisbury put
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    THE ELECTRIC LIGHT.
    466 2 Tmk Muni.ipal Knpnei-r lias issued lo hoaHlwUm i w ff" MfcaMi 0( l lt ons in regard to the present lighting of their respective premises, and their probable requirements riwoU tin; proposed eleelrieliulil installation ba lairied into efiect. If the disired returns in hUjOld* out. the Munitipalily
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    253 2 Tuts morning's telegrams seem bes l calculated to evoke more or less, rcallv much less, useful moralising upon tin afflictions that are common to th. great ones of the earth and to theii humblest brethren. The King of Spain, like many a lad of low degree is sullering from an
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    8 2 To-uavs 4 nis bank rate is 111 ,y
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    13 2 I'kodick, exchange, and tihaie price and the mail list, are on page 4.
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    14 2 The akaaaa left I'enang at M am today, and will arrive here to-morrow .nulling
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    19 2 Mkssiw I'owell and Co. advertise an auction sale of wire nails, furniture, and sundries to-morrow at 1 1 a.m.
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    18 2 It will interest some u> know that tent-pegging practice has recommenced on the race-course after a long inter-
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    23 2 A cool ik was found at Tanjong I'agar wharf yesterday with a common basin in his possession Thin morning ho got three week'
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    21 2 Two hundred deaths were registered at Bbuapora during the week ending on Saturday last The ratio per thousand stood at MM
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    23 2 Tin; inontlily sewing meeting of thr Church Work Association will be held at the Raffles (iirls' School on Wednesday, 3rd Aug.. an p.m.
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    27 2 C'mrw Ah Tan was an ested yesterday for absconding to avoid service of hummoil- The case wan postponed till the 111, proximo, and bail lixed at >l
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    21 2 Tiik man Hang Kane, who was incut last Monday for perjury, has appealed, and lias been admitted to bail in tWO.
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    25 2 Tan Wan Uiye. who .barged his servant with criminal breach af trust has had lo pay up twenty-live dollars as compensation for a frivolous pro-
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    26 2 Tills morning, a Chinaman Ma lined three dollar!., in default ten days, for u-ir.i: offensive expressions at Johnston's PlaY, iind inciting some coolies to an affray
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    28 2 Mk Lewis .lames Kraser has arrived here from TTaa (Pahanul He was inffirrttlg from a severe attack of fever when he left, but has alrea.lv picked up considerably.
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    36 2 s. Kanum wai kalat the htaaja> trale ycisterday on a .-harße ol rtmrl Ingbrougbl -ajjmrl him by.l. Oahlaaa in reepact to sixty dollars. The aaaa wu pottponad till the Stli proximo, bail being lixed at >I.ih.k>.
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    32 2 Arnao/thraa-hjandrad dollars was ye-terday imposed on T'oh T.-k Ting for assisting in carrying on a public lottery. In default of payuitnt three niontiis' imprisonment was ordered. Fifty dollars were awarded to the
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    38 2 To-day, tin is quoted at BtSJt; bUok Bapnar*M.»; whit., pappai W pearl eafp, I8W; famhiar Btntl; and ■mail pearl UoiocaiaHSa Coutriliutoiy U.iubahtaudat &H fully |,aiij Kaubs y..' i Jelnbus mM, ules. Hongkong Bauk uliares atand at 210^ pre-
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    LAND SALE.
    48 2 At Messrs. HongTekChve A Cc this afternoon a house and land ailnaead at Craig Road were sold for »2,6.V> to Mr. Tan Hup Leon* Twelve pieces of ground containing a total area of HMO La ft were brouaht hy Eva Shaik Abdul Kader for SI 70.
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    STOWAWAY KILLED.
    37 2 Thk Uritish steamer Hun./,. Captain T (Juail, arrived In Singapme HIM morning from Hongkong. Il is reported that a stowaway died from an accid-'nt by falling down one of the holds wh'lst trying to hide.
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    APPOINTMENTS .
    42 2 APPOINTMENTS Mk II Muir, Chief Engineer of the Colonial steamer 0M Brßa. has been i\p|Kiint«d to be Acting Assistant ornment Marine Surveyor, Singapore. with ellect from the -'Ir'd instant. Mr. J. Righyacts temrK'rarily as l)e puty Registrar of the Supreme Court, Singafwre.
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    MONDAY'S CONCERT.
    46 2 Tiiiwk who patronise the on-hesial -micertof tha Philharmonic RocM] »1 Monday evening, may count atmndentlj apon an exceedingly interesting perfor nance The memliers of the orchestra ISM 1 n invited hy Mr. St. Clair, the conductor, to lake supper with him after the concert.
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    BENEFIT OF A DOUBT.
    55 2 Ykskkdav Yap Sing was line.) a lollar, on his way downstairs he .n.lted, leaving hat towchang in thf lands of the Constable. He was pur--ucd and recaptured. This morning le was brought up, and said he r.-in nto the Court to complain of the treatment of
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    WARREN SHIELD TUG-OF-WAR.
    74 2 In the draw for the order of pulling for the Warren Shield, No li! Co. 11. A and "K "Co West Yorks have drawn oven. The lioyal Knginecrs will pub IS' Co We.-t Yorks, and "II Co West Yorks will meet No. H. Co. R. A. The
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    BAIL BRIBERY.
    87 2 Tiik Chief Police Officer. Mr Cum a den wishes it to be announced that inyone kept waiting for bail at th. Police Court should apply to him At .r-.Pnt it appears that a system of bribery exiats in connection with bails, ...leiiuu-ii us, if a small consideration is
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    PUPPETS AT PLAY.
    71 2 D'Auc'f Marionettes are visiting -lingaiMire. The lirst parajnaaiaya wHI bo given on Monday evening in their own tent on a site at tlie foot of Kort Cann.n-.-, and is to consist nt a representation of Robin--oii Cms..- in following evening^, there let Xlie M:,ri.,,iett.-s arc weU-known fhrougboul
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    AN ASSAULT AT SEA.
    101 2 Caitain Gregory of the Durimmm has reported that at :t a in on the L'ir.l in-t. there was a row among the pilgrinu on the main deck It ana caused by three Arabs assaulting a Malay woman. Later on the woman and her' hushau.l in,informal complaint
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    FIGHT AT JOHNSTON'S PIER.
    117 2 Ahoit .">.:». pm. vsterdav, a bat fight occurred at Johnstons Pier between a number of aaUaha Baa and boatmen. It appears that the cause of the dispute arose from the boatmon informing a number of women arriving from Hongkong tli.it the proper 'rikUha fare from Johnston's
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    MALACCA.
    314 2 report ran i<m7 Tin: ;ulHiini«tr;ition r,'i«rt on Mill u-. n for la-l yi-ar (.-ii,-- tba actual rawaaa in that )»>ri>Hl .1- >:i- i.M plmwiiiß a slight MaaaJ »ff i i|.an .1 with l»»'l Th« Kxpeiiilitun-. im-lml-ti. l:ilT.lilL'"i.;.-iin.t *L'!Bi,77ii'in l-!«i 'niiazpanditureaxaaadad tbaaatinuU l.v UaVMB, l.ut aattiof aaida i aaaaial v«.to
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    NEWS FROM THE NORTH.
    777 2 CHINA AWAKBSIUQ. As Imperial Kdict. dated J u i O orders tnat the provincial «,l u include instruction "n W«tern SSS on the lines of the IVku, I tyataai ta their ciirriculuni Tha edici also directs the local iif.tlv.ru pioclamationa convening t1,.. josa-hoiues into schooh for
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    TRADE IN COREA.
    116 2 Tiik brain trade of Coraa un.l.ro'f a remarkable developiii.nl (luring W It- M1,,, ranched a total attsXM* aaainal fl.:i!H.-.'7l in 1 s9i:, jl,:i!'-... i;i lBBs,Zl,lo6J>«in ISW.andiS*! ima. l.asty.-.ii -'s liiiiir.-~ incllH* port ol anting I hitherto entered in tha return! upon '.I i.l.l. Hi" trade ■'< that
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    BRIBE COLLECTING.
    40 2 A Bonn waa J Si. on tha evening ol 'Iby P. C. :«il lor H1..-.!' nionay from t.--\,-their'war.- thore Tlie the hawker, thai lie ■avaaridaanal the Wte Co torday agai Ist the a, -.-use .enieocadtoJl day.' rujoruul l«,
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      436 2 NOTICES. NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY, LD. 1 PVNAMI IK Cl] I I.M I I ■■I LA riNK DYNAMI Ir BLASTING UKLAI IM HI ion \|,i|:-.-aiki\ nnsß I 1.1. I RIC BLASTING APPABATI B Tiik aaora Bsnoatraa, aana vi naaawiN to ut otiixhh orr>iiti> ton •»i«IK THIS" UAKKIT. TIIK Ko|;\|,ii ciMI'A.W, LTD
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      967 2 NOTICES. 1 M< ALLSTKR CO. large shipment expected lOth August. V, l^t* jjll-W' Gjtf^rttaCTaaT i l "T^ I'-fi ''(%i |ll'i'iiaa^'^'^*^'' t M). 1 AMKKICAX FIBBI XATIOXAL (ART. Imil. v. i 111 iv:. II UUBBB, KN'I i-h i.ami- at* OR AM' Ha* ivu SK'K (WITHOI I IlixiD) |.i.:,m Moiiin-lion^iil, ihe|ih.-ible"C"«priiiniii from
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      616 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. BIJOU THEATRE. [fool of Fort Cm, »o. opfovt, Hifk Slr,,r If ARC'S MARIONETTES FANTOCHF.S FRANCHISES. rrononnci'il l.y I'rrri and Public to be the linef .how on Ksrth. New Fantoo-im N.n> Min.tn-N' N,-,v S,-ii, r> S.» Drcsev Al»o for Ilif fir»t lime in Singapore, The (iorsrou. Now Pantomime ROB1N8O!)
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      17 2 Aj Edgchill. Sloont EliwilH-th, on the Wth instant, the wife of A. EMHl.lt Bk«zie, of a son.
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    NETHERLANDS INDIA.
    680 3 the neichboiir- The leader of i,""'i"> "1 I'"' Il'-Kavc odgathered "'r!r'.i;» MtMam, did not B«n. M,, Achinesc in SS! I tbemaga- |>utch eoldien th, contrary, r.-.-k Dutch and tell in theeamagathal I enough of II The borne home by the .1 all desire for ig the people of
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    ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
    89 3 A r— tnt.T ganw, batwean two s.-ratcli loams represent inj; the above Cluba, was played on the ronlaiaimi v.-ter,lay alteriioon. A rather one--i.hd name r.-ultcd in favour of the SCC by Koala to 1. The heavy score against the T.I'.K.C. was duo in gnat part to their Roal
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    A MILK CASE.
    109 3 Tins inorninu- l>r. Lea»k prosecute' a inilk-iuai named Bailey fereupplyini ih,. 1,,, Hospiial with adulterate, milk Two Miniples he had taken on tie lith cave on analysis tweaty-twti and tw.'iitv-MX percent 0fa.1.1. i water. though the specilie (sravity was th, lupplvtanj the hospital since the hi-uin-niiiß of
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    TAXATION IN THE PHILIPPINES
    200 3 TAXATION IN THE PHI LIPPINES As oflicial aanart laid before the I' iiit.-d Sliil,- Government shows that. from the I'hilippin,-, Spain has realized an animal revenue ol nearly S-'i i.u0, all males over tvv.ntv-one years of age are rcpiircd tv pay a poll-tax of from J to IH per year,
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    BORNEO TOBACCO.
    262 3 THE NEW I.ONPON COMPANY. Tin N,«- London Borneo Company met 00 the L'-ih June, with the Hon. C H Strutt in the chair The Chairman stated that the Company's tobacco crop in 1897 had suffered heavily from wo, mi and caterpillars, with the result of at -ales diminishing
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    THE PORT.
    248 3 Tei main, on arrival liom Deli reeterday, proceeded alongside the Itoineo wharf where -hcdiscliaiged bar cargo, and went to Tanjong l*ogar afterwards where she was put into dock. The Vm* I: < .-I ol the Kon l'akctv.iait Maals was taken out of dock at Tanionp Pagai yeeterday She
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    CYCLES AND CYCLING IN 1898.
    2357 3  -  F. T. DiMake, [Ml flioAfi Rwrc*l.\ (0, n. a VIII. SPECIAL FORMS OF CYCLING. Axy departure from ordinary road riding might be called a special form of cycling and of all these departures the most highly socialised is racing on the track. Military cycling, trick
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    EMIGRATION FROM MADRAS.
    64 3 |)i Un tin- yeai 1 -!<T as main- as L'lil.TW Britiih nil t- lefl the PVeaidencyol Uadna for coiintiiM outeide liritish India, in Incteaee of newly 80,000 upon Mm pnvioiu year. Famine accounted mpartfortheUMreaaa. Hun than half ilu.' whole nuu,Ui |o to CYy|,.n. and more than anartet
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    A POLICE GRIEVANCE.
    52 3 Yksterdav Mr. Mackiegavea Chineman into custody for trespassing in his bedroom. As prosecutor did not appear this morning, the man was disc..- .-Red. Sergeant Hranagan then eon pi lined that t.ic police were often put to mil. h trouble to no purpose, in ease- similar to this,
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    CALCUTTA BOTANIC GARDEN.
    122 3 Titr. annual report of the Itoyal Bot.ii.ic (.laden at Calcutta for I«:i7-s has been issued Hr Prau,tbeßuparintendent. notes that aanDg the plants received by him was a fine collection of rarities from Singapore an I Penang Sir (1.-0.-ge King, former Buporintandmi, '.i.ts published, in inn. lion with
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    SUNDAY MUSIC.
    49 3 Ox Sunday amiliiM commencing al .VIS, the band of the Wc-t Yorks Regt. will pl.iy tint followin K selection of music on the Tanirlin I'arade ((round March TnnnhHu.or nTaaaar. Overture The Kul.-r of Spirits Weber. Value Caprice Op. .1 Wieniaw mi. Election Romeo c <iuii. -rm Oeaaod.
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      862 3 NOTICES. NOTICE 'pIIK Fn-nch ConsuUtc Ofßce has now I 1 been remove.! to the Me«Mg>-rie-A. BE KB :»7 Acting French OemmV mauink n.rn. tqaAfOßk. NOTICK. 1 rpilK llalfvearly BeaMl Meeting .i am 1 Memben of the above Club will u-h.-bl in their 1t,,,,-, in K.fl. Place, on Kridat.aMh July IW.
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      369 3 NOTICES. SOTICK. I THE un.i,T>iKn.-,l,h»vi; Im ap|«unt«l < »©le agent, in HiiiKaporv. lor the NedfrI»ti.|., h lii.h., h IkM Magaiyn, K. Dim-l-l'.l <'o. llalavia. I tmmhmt nveivoiUlarKi'an.t a*»ort.-.l -"Pl'lv u(tlip«i>rigarf. (*>ME AM) SKK l'ri.o BoianM rlllA II \M HIM. Chop LBONd BKK IKK N.i .M. Smith canal 11. .a- 1
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      232 3 U'KATHEK liKl'Oltl Kandmy Krrbau H.^tla.. JSHt July, na.m Ip.m flpm Rimakks. Bar. M MOJV.7M WM» Temp. S4» HH.-J Hi o L J<_ W.tflbTher 7M :t 7i«.» 7s II Si'a. Djr.ofWind Sl' E. B.E. f J« Max. Temp. 87.4 a c _e Mm... T4.P frlJ Max. in >„■:-, Terr.rad. 71.S IJ»
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    COMMERCIAL
    485 4 ■inoirou. »rr. J»tT. liM. I'RODTTCK rfio/w an prrrocted lo 12.00 ,i«wij OaAiC bu,rr> t MO. Tss=f:;:;:a kjago Flour Sarawak -V-'t-do Brunei. 110. Pearl Sago «00. Codec, Bali, picked tt.M>. CoSee Palembang. pkkad ,29.00. Co«««, Liberian, No. 1 17.86 Tapioca, imall Flak. 430. do do lat qualitr ft.OO. do mcd.
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    135 4 To-Mokkow. Bawran via port-. HairHHi, 7 a.m, Olomtu xka.vii.ti.. 1 1 am Djamliie BmAmt, Noun, IVnanc liomi. t p.m. Bam l';ihat 4*tf Ilia. I p.m. P. Bian.lan A.iral, p.m. B.U«vi:ivi» porlv rmitbmt, i'p.in. I'iiilaiiK ui l>orls K. K. A Ijrh, 3 p.m, Japan via porN h'iuhatii, .'i p.m.
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    81 4 t m 1 i.-m 11.-.I1.-. I 1 11 ('Auaa. t>M on the 30th instant with H.U. to tbe nth Mt. taCm: Byth.-M. M !uion «lh Auifu.t. .lun,' L'lth M. M July 17th .Tilly 19th June S*th N. I). July 24th July '.'3rd July l«t 1". <). Juhl'lth
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    279 4 AKRIVAU a. IfihtMnn from Calcutta und rVoai «:-»•>■ favor, Mr-. Ilak<-r, ami Mr*, j o. A rokicl. H£t tmmm. ami Keller. IIKrARTfRKS. l'ir P. A Ol ttaUnnmt (or 1 ...n.1..t: >— Mr .1 r I Joiif. tor Boinbav Surg.OwUiu Martin. For Fcnan B Hie Miswa kfackle M,<-«r». atata.
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