The Straits Times, 28 March 1899

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    11 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY. MARCH 189t». No. 19.794.
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      192 1 NOTICES. CHAMPAGNE. lin KDKDKRKR. KXTRA DRY. (Reserve for Gnat Britain) Louln Roedarer, Carte BUnohe. BRINKMANN A CO. Sou iMPomu Mi al JOHN LITTLE CO. LTD. D/ 8 G. OTOMDNE COMPANY. have just roceived a now shipment of: CLOISONNE PLATES, CHAPE KINKtNOS, I-ACQI'ERED TOAVS. I'AI'EK SCKEEXS, I'OKCELAIN FLOWER I'OTIS, I'HOTOGKAriI HUNK
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      1368 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. t^ONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART HAATBCHAPPIJ I rnl.T contract with tbe Netherlands India (internment A,!-it, nl .finjn,,.' Slltl- AOIaCT, LATE J. lUl.Mtl.s A Co., 2-3, Cot I Tin QOAT. at earner Prom Expected Will U- Deapatrbed (or ~On Van Ov/aoor.l. Itatavia. Mar L' 3. Itatavia. Kamnrang. Soural«ya Uoeleleng Ampenau. Macassar, and
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      656 1 INSURANCES. 'I'lIK I.oNHuN AND LANCAHHIKE 1 FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. CapiUl «,157,500 I'aid up Oapitai -.'1 L-,7.-si Keaenre Fund $Sfm The ondersigned. Agents for tbe Compar.) are prepared to accept I r<- 1 1 -k at BOUSTEAD Co. TIK CUINA rIHIiKK INSUsUNCI COMPANY. LIMITED Capital Sul- riU.' |I,i>«i..«. Amount I*aid up
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      639 1 INSURANCES. TRANSATLANTIC FII.K INSIKANCK ('(I. UK II \MI.I lit, tORTH (iEK.MAN FIHE INsl UANCK CO.. HAMBURG. HAMBI'KO-niEKMKN FIRK INSURANCE CO.. HAHBI'KU. rpHE under-iv'tie.l. Agents of the aU>»e I companies, are pre{iare.l to a. .pt fire NKtt Y(H!K 1.1 XX IXSI HAM K ((>. TheOldent International Life Insurance r.impHiiv in the
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      431 1 NOTICES. Milkmaid W^ BRAND see that tho pM)K?JSED Vfif vor3•« milkmaid IJij MllK "tr i^^i^^ Full Cream. ever Tin Largest Sale in the World. CAKI KsVHMINa. I*llff tUwsll ls»»l (HiailsUl UsawM i--1 prepared to Kite out lan.l t..ap;.r.,t,-,l nppl i.-ants for Ihe t ultit ation of sußar .an... ithii'htlie(.\,ni|«iit -ill
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      295 1 MAKIK BKIZMIH AND KOIXtER BOBUBAUX ltr-iii.lv Ctnao <Ju»lii.-Ani-..|t. Mara-, lini.i -1...,.i,i1r■a1a Vftilsf... 11,,- straits. I tu. th. A s HOIHIOOMTB. I. C^tAITION lo BBIFOWItBsst VM' J CAPTAIIM I: VII I it \MI nil I INt; ttiWliiSl I lOH other mal nn ..in „,,t .nil inaiiul*.tures are unit sold. The eeiiiiin,.
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      686 1 RHKt'MATISM (f RED' My wiV haa uwl Chamlwlahi 1 fain umatispi with rfWl^irlM, and I owd ncomnii'ii'l it a* «pl^ti<lnl liniment f.>r r1..-jmali-m ami foroth.r homehold for ohii'li M awa (•■un.l it .aluahU.\v ii ,11. MOM i Mr. Onto i« out- o( it Wm'.mtt mfivham> of tht. ulla*- »v.l .iiii-
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    TUESDAY, 28th MARCH, 1899. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. TRANSVAAL UITLANDERS.
    100 2 TUESDAY, 28th MARCH, 1899. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. TRANSVAAL UITLANDERS. EeTAßusmu: 1831. PRICE 16 CENTS. [.V'l.Tiplimi raltt and advtrluing taia axiy be found on the fourth pane THEY PETITION THE vIKKN Ismrlon, ->»lli Uarrh. A petition to the (jucen, signed hi twenty-one thousand (itlanders in the i Transvaal, has been transmitted to
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    NILE RAILWAY
    34 2 THK KH.VKTOI M EXTENSION The Nile railway has already b. laid for a distance of fifty miles south of Atbara. The extension to Khartoum is expected to be completed in November next
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    THE TRANSVAAL.
    535 2 lii rillaiul.T«nf tlic>Traii«vaalliave more than their fair share <>l political tr, The l: i■ i.n the other hand, have far too good a conceit of them-m-1 w- becausx' of the long-suffering of a suzerain with their political monopojuitment of privileges and restrictions i.i'i.t be made. hV|>eated warning. have
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    37 2 It is reported* in Hongkong that the missing steamer itaa J—fim has been I .uinl MatDagUpU Tin- crew mutin..<i. iiiMi.lcrcl the Captain and Kugi-n.-er. and aMftad Haiwtlflhad the ship. The battleship <(,•..;..,■ arrived at Manila on the Huh
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    43 2 The West Auatraha I numeration ■aatrioataa Act, which suhjects newcomers to an eilucalional test tliere, h.i« been put in force against two J.ipaHH They could not stand the test, and were onlered to leave the Colony within a month, under penalty for default
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    31 2 It is reported that the Chineae Government has resolved to open Sannnin Bay to foreign trade previous to its being occupied by Italy by force, and has privately communicated the inten-
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    35 2 M k Stringer's address at the Chamber of Commerce meeting includes some comments, being the substance of a subcommittee's report, about the regulations for passenger steamships. These comments are of interest and should be read.
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    61 2 Thi Servian Minister in London has deprecated the idea that the Balkan i-'-ates are a smoking political volcano. They were, he declared, taking a fore- most place among the cattle and corn producing countries of the world and their wish was that (ireat Britain would join other rich anil civilized
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    8 2 To-day's in bank rate is I, II JJ
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    10 2 Italy increased her Legation guard at Pekin on the 20th
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    13 2 Produce, exchange, and share prices, and the mail list are on page 4.
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    12 2 Foir Dutch men-of-war passed through the port from west to east this
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    14 2 Tin. body of a female child was picked up in Queen Street this morning.
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    12 2 I'm. Municipal poudrette works publish another analysis of the manure produced there.
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    17 2 II MS 1-o.rer/ul made an average speed of knots between Hongkong and Manila on her last crossing.
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    17 2 Messrs. l^tham and Mactagzart advertise that they have authorized Mr 1.. T l.ieigtosign their firm by pro-
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    24 2 A Macao woman, living at 95 Teluk Ayer Street, reports the theft of jewellery and clothing from her room to the value of «95
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    24 2 The l\ S s llnffalo, Captain J. N. Hemphill, arrived at 6 a.m to-day from Manila. She leaves on Thursday licit for New York.
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    13 2 On information received. Inspector disreputable characters in a house in Teluk Ayer Street
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    25 2 I hk National KiHe Association has rescinded the resolution which it passed some time ago, altering the size of the bull's-eye on the long-range targets
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    27 2 Vi< e-Admihai. Seymour transferred his flag to the .1.. at Hongkong on the .'lst, and left next day for the north The Venli,ri,m was to follow yesterday
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    33 2 Sib Claude and Lady Maedon ild were to leave Pekin on the lHth, to join II MS Itnrieur at the mouth of the Peiho on the 20th. The Minister is taking short leave.
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    33 2 TIIK members of Professor Had.lon's ■x >-<iit i ii to Torres Straits, Borneo, etc who passed through Singapore a ...until ur aa ago, are ez|iectcd back in Cambridge towards the end of May.
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    27 2 O.v the Maa February, the House of 1...rd- negatived, without a division. Kill which proposed that no one Id be allowed to have command of a subject.
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    32 2 A Special Uut«n aanriaa will ha held, to-morrow evening, in St. Andrew sCatheii il at The aaaaaaaß will be the Itev I). Holland Stubl.s The suhiect will he "theChristi.in's ll.ityin Keligioua Controversy."
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    38 2 I kktain uneasiness seems to be felt in some French circles at the reduction af the French naval forces in Ha Fnr Kast At the present time there are only about three effective French men-of-war in Chinese waters.
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    40 2 Last night, the attention of a Marine Police constable was attracted to a »ainpan lloating on the rirer. On examination he discovered the body of a Chinaman lying at the bottom of the boat There were no marks of violence
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    47 2 QpaOMH have l.i-rn a-k..l in Parliament aj to the shooling of Mr C F. Simpson in tbe recent fighting at Manila The Covernment arc awaiting a full report from the British Consul before deciding what course to adopt in regard to condensation for the deceased man's family.
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    MUNICIPAL.
    24 2 Tur apaak at to-morrow's Muni. i|ml meeting includes tinders and contracts, alterations to bungalows, resignation of Mr. Fort, and petition from carting con-
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    SMALL-POX.
    38 2 SMALL- POX. A Bovanesk child, who arrived horp two days aiio from Hawean. died this morning from s mall-|ioi at Weld Koad Ihan are now II houses in i|uarantine in that district reouiring I he services of oaaaMaUaa.
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    THEFTS.
    47 2 OBUam Johnston of the R. A M C ifjiortit the theft of a pair of gold sleeve links, valued at Slu. This morning Mr Latham of Orange Crove missed a couple of silver wan lie, and a gold chalo from a diawi-r in his 1..-.1 immi
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    SWIMMING MATCH.
    67 2 I'hk swimniint mat. h between Mr Wnffordoftlu "Ti>ni|>leßar" ami Private Toutle of the Kings Own H. K iiii,i,, I"' 1 >' »ntil this day week Iha mat, -li will take place at the Swimmil)); Club. A steam-launch, which ii to ba arwUail for siiecutors, will leave Johnston Tier
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    POLICE CASE.
    101 2 T» I al the instance of Mr In-;-.!.. i ILiudewyn were brought up on summons, this moniing, for offering for sale |n>rk unlit lor human consumption They *aaa Uned tM and n-sIH-.tively. A Chinaman I,. and in |Hissessi<>n ol a revolver and a round of ammunition was discharged.
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    AN ALLEGED LIBEL.
    912 2 H. St. JOHN HI'GHES v. ALISON. In the Supreme Court, this morning, the cue of H St John Hughes v. Archibald Aliaon came on Tor hearing before Mr Justice Hyndman-Joncs. The circumstances of the charge were fully detailed in the statement ..f claim, which set forth that
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    THE WORLD'S GOLD OUTPUT.
    133 2 Thk output of col.l 1,,r Ivi*. tlir Win ill v 1 |< r.-timuti'tl .It the Te-i.lil tißiiro of U.K'l.Uni oun.vs, valued at £40,000,000, compared with 11,488,719 iiui.ii-. ..J..1 ntoad .it i-4ii,iiu(>,ouo, for fr^ui ls»7l to I**7.\ the approximate ••>' .11 .it of the wurki's output of
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    AGUINALDO'S SUIT.
    40 2 Thk hearing of til.- suit, .Wiwml.l,. r. the 11.n^k..!.. ana Shaii-lm! Bank n likely to be |hm(|>ui>«l bru Indefinite period Atettlement of the iaaues h.u baeD Flluctud in C'banib«ra. and it may be ui!..t.'».u)' to <ltei tlie plewlingf
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    166 2 TIWD«T. 2HTH J|a»,h PRESENT H. K. XIX I'm,, MlI, H me"'tT Adm n '""'«t thi S,,^_ S,r A'.^»n.|,r Swrtu-nhj.ni r Hon. K. (J. IViui.-v (Colonial T Hon.K.rH.Hm,^!^:;^ tlon-.1s M M^: 0l OI K »«'»«ri. Hon. J. Burkin.haw. Hoo J. M Allin-,.n "'"'jiS'jsr' o <RMid r "<»>' mo, M
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    BANKS VERSUS CHETTIES
    184 2 JIIXiMENT TOUT, Mh Jusli.o fahln),, vered judgment thin afternoon the <-a"c cif the Haagkeaf aadSaaaU lt.ii.kinK OonoratS NaaaiS MiHitunrama Chetty a,. I „,|,m which occupied lll■tutlnn Twain and WTeiaaS The plaintiffs and defendants w iiitrnil into v written .isrtnmi whcrelij: several bank. wreM toidli. Hi.- drferolanu for
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    THE "PERDANA."
    40 2 .\i -J :tu, this afternoon. tli.»wM tin- fMaaa, an she lies xtr.iri.l^Kinlte liar of Ua i'ahang Rivir, ni put «fit Mh !>>■ Kaao. (Ml ud Co MM knocked down to Ln Clmw !..rS.'.».l The i-ari!.) in beint; sold H|HnUj
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    DESTITUTE STRANGERS FUND.
    59 2 Tarn NMmHm ntecriatai n t-r.-u.-liillv KkAowlad«sd In Mr Bland Sir 1.i0n,-! C.,i. »|n. Jttkm Mill.ir. K..|,*J.>; Me.srs. John LitlbtCk, Mlj MaMrs W McKt-rr... 1 *1 5 I In-, *ln. II AWan.., Win, tin Mill I K.lly ud Walih, 1.1.1. Sin; A Slran(S«r, Sin. I, H t.r.l.m, K-|.
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    A PARADE OF CYCLES.
    147 2 Tin organizer of l.i-t uaU'l parade »v mifurtuiiiit.' in lulling «v an railing when many of 'I'"* 1 *'"> might have joined in wen- attracted by tin- [wilwiiuiKu i.f i ln- nfiaM liand in the Owdwt Tl» uritinil lira Ml tv have funiird <)< M tWrtfoUemd
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    THE PLAGUE.
    92 2 Tin. lollowinc IfOIM „iii. i;il mm nfudioi -t" T in 1n.1i.. -.1...- out are worth (Mention mdu.li.iK the month l.i-i) iljll, „r ■(nadtota rhii total ii- u«t beaten bj <"« Dbarmr diatrict, when MM reported during the m Sai;,,. irith i IWpiim»i»hffl^OU,«ndKol»putS"" DUtricteoflheßoiob.yl'iwi SO,OUUcaaee Benidei lb«« ,rturn.-.l .;>.-.
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      383 2 "notices. tfO BEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY, LD. GLASGOW. Manufacturer* of: Dynamite, Gelignite, Gelatine Dynamite, Blasting Gelatine, Detonators, Safety Fuses, Klninr Blasting Apparatus. faa**MSW. (««o ,ill ma,,,,- made lo pan the 1.i.i1, „,/ely aitd purity tmtl aapawi ly ll,e briluh (xovernnierit, ami ,irr, tf, rr, f',re, guaranteed to b* of superior quality
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      950 2 McALISTER CO. Sole Agents for THE MAUSEB PATENT SELF-ACTINU MAGAZINE PISTOL Urvuth reduced recoil, f;real rapidity, increased accurftcv and range. Absolute safety, protection from ml and dust. RIM 8 or 7 .-hols per second, NO aimed shots per minute. THE WALNUT HOLSTER form? stock for tlie shoulder for long magi
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      704 2 UTEST ADVERTISEMENTS. GOOD FRIDAY HOT BUNS Will be supplied on order at The Chalet, »>« M), OKCHARI) ROAD. CfSTOMERS OK THB KbINCH BIKEKV can have tho T buns delivered at their houses au/a WAXTKI). Municipal fi Ueb». FOR SALE. Frawr and Neave Co., Ltd. 8; deb. FKASEU A Co., u.e.
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      16 2 At St. Andrew's Cathedral. Kingaporo. on the ?7th March. lf«l>. Euitii tanaai to thoxis d. Oanaa,
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
    1648 3 ANNUAL MEETING IMMMT. Till *!RU» 03 LAFT TUHI WOU. Tilt: annual general meeting of th» Singapore Chamber of Commerce m held.Teate.rdayafternoon.atthehichange bol MM the coauaarM ti<in nf the rcjiort anu awa-omits for the year 1»9H, the election of* chairman depot* -hairman and i-oiiiiniile* ar, iuni the tlicposal
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    YESTERDAY'S POLO.
    197 3 til I NO TEA K)K I. M.It I'ut-i -maiii.v it was owing tu the fact of H many ,.f the Mb tan bwtal I.. ii... .i.tly wet th.a th.. ]',.!ol'lnl. used tlicirgrotinilyeiiterilay. Theturf wan very -,,lt aiilintliciilicolthegroundwatc'r HI actually remaining on the £rass, tlm ci>niiei|iiPiiiv hcim.-lliat I lie
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    CONTAGIOUS DISEASE.
    179 3 am..\.. matmm itai n nu It is bati-i.i.l.iry l.i learn thai Ilio kmnw i "f India an tully alive to in- extent "i raaaraal dkaaM ibhi jcrbux bop« that, as a raaoll of Uh .uiiiitwu Maia wataf •< ~.n mi iiiv ,11.1, Hull Ml t|,,. public, tilde Kill
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    HONGKONG DOCK.
    247 3 I V .1 KSrii'N 0> AiVHMMiUiATlON |Twaa 111.' Iwlii-f of the Admiralty. whan II «s I tori i maaant lotlM China si.moti. that ihi oonld ba <lotk.-.l .11 Hongkong A qiwatliwi an to the >.i|>:i. ity uf tin' iliH-k DM sin.v ariMii. rogation! m Iha llou» of Common!
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    BY THE MAIL.
    1048 3 THE !il:l 1 1-11 m:\ii Mi. Wyndham, I'nder-Secretary for War, was warmly complimented on bis statement introducing the Army Estimates. The most significant anni.um-e-mrnl, however, fell from Mr Powell Williams. He informed Ihr H.m.e thai the numbers of the afcltlM n..n- oinmiseioned officers and men on 1
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    S. C. C. LAWN TENNIS.
    410 3 Is the tournament m»t of the I'vmi! are nearing completion, and another week of dry weather should see. the end of several finals. Yesterday, in anticipation of some go.*! play. large number of spectators were present on the KsplanadV to witnen the contest in the
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    ARMY ESTIMATES.
    222 3 That portion of the motif fUmm*ill Army Kttimati's ifl.ilinir to the Straits MilanMOU |.r.>vid.-» for i,- t ii,,,,,t»l (am in tl,.< .-n.iuaii.l of I.WI9 mull, to pro*Mi for wiiii-li i.ll'l).(«<" (jtl<»M««l la-1 >.-.ll) i^ I.qoind, Ji.a.i,- op h ruUmt pur, *e., ..t (MMtml m.ii!'. rtfimeoU, ail'i dc|iarllin:lll«, I'.M.Liai
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    MOONLIGHT MUSIC.
    303 3 Aktkh many Ihiealenini; tffmnmtm in the earlier pait of the evening, l;tnt night proved Ml ideal une tur enjoyment of i In- mink pravidod hy the Hand of llu- Kins'* O*g Regiment in 1 1,.- liolameal Harden^ Tho nearly Aril nuHin lit u|> UN KJIIWIWitMly. and the omparative
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    BRITISH COLUMBIA.
    117 3 ITS Min«'l«M AM' I'h. -IT TThkbk have been forwarded to the Strait* Timrl Office a number of copies of the ninete«nlh annual report of the British Columbia Board of Trade wh. hadgHMM are in Vieloria. which we will distribute, on application, to those MtMk know more "I ih.uinter-
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      974 3 AUCTION SALES. i afction sale of valuable tin minim; rights in pahanc; rpHE uii.l..r-i«.i.-.i arr ioilru, 1. .1 I., Mr 1 Mm FnUM-r. IronK for Europe, to aril l.y aUi'lio'l.at thrirMlp-room on Wp.ln.-~l.v-.Mh Mar.-h Hi -.'.Up m. Tnw villa**, m I M Im* I:' natoa, lirl.l iiii.l,- 1 ,;,,,-n».l N.i
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      239 3 WEATHER KEl'OKT. h'mfcn? KVrfci. Hoqntol. Mar. »im!|i« lu Ksmaeik. ll«r. MMCHlTM -ii »4» Itmp. Kin Hl.S 7X0 W. tflbThcr M 7T.0 78 %4i£ IHr.orWiml N.K. N.K. SK 5?=.= Max.Tcmp. (W.7 1 Mm MJ 2 i Mm. iD San 141,0 Kit WKAIIIKl; IKI.MiKAM ML K. A. MW* MM UonAHONOKONX. liiiranMtar Kireclion
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    COMMERCIAL.
    439 4 Bimxrou. 28th IIuch. law PRODUCE. (Half art oomdod to num.) Oambler.. I 6.IBJ. UopnBmli «•">• do Ponlianak <U»Pepper, Black. SMO. Jo Whit., (6%) <W.KIniirS»r»»»k :i do Broom No. 1 J.40. I'earlSago 4.65. Conee, Bali, picked stl.OO. Coflm- Palembang, picked 16.60. l.il«.rian. No. 1 17 SO lanioca. ."i.ll Flak 4.'.
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    59 4 For Per $:r. Time TO>lfOBJM>W. Haigon ■■■'<> 11 A.m. SaodaUnvia portB Bmm, lUnr Malacca ft Kl»n K Jtan, tl a.m. l'en&nt{ and l>f>ii r a l>^>*". 2 pin ■^ouradaya via ports IJ. /'.A f>'uan, 3 p.m. H niaxsin via port* Wa« 3 p.m. Aq«od via ports J/oiurra, 4
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    109 4 FkoM KI'ROFI:-By tl.r German s. I'ri,,: II. hiruh with the mail from Kurope of ti,.. .;t,, Uar. due on -I,.- Mt Mar. I,. iixl wilh HfUm to Hi- mail winch l.-fl Sinuapuro ontlir loth F. I.. FkoM CH1.-U:- by the M. M. OhMnta. .In.' on 1I1..II.C Mar.h.
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    460 4 ARMVALK Per I. H'i it.i from PalemLang— Mr. Schmidt. Per Wr. (rain Sadong-Mr. mnd Mn. K:-I..t. TO ARRIVE |ffcf .Vtn;M/>orr) FM tay I. Mu H-iaru-h from Hi -ni.-n. du.- on Hi.- It h .Mini I. Mr K»r. Struiv. Fr..m Antwerp .Mr. V»n <iu.-nml Mi- Vimllill I- 1 oin
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      178 4 Undertliistuuulingthrfollowingabbrrvis.. lion. are iMd sir stumor sh._ •hip bq.— h.roiK m-h schooner Y.t-Yacht;Cru.-Crui».T.(ll.t -<iuii boat .Tor Dado; Brit— British U. 8. 1' nil*,] su'm; Ft. French Ocr German Dut.— Dutch; Job.— Johore: Ac., G. c, General cargo '11'- deck ptatengen U.—Uncertain T. P. W.-Tanjong Pagar Wharl T.
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