The Straits Times, 11 April 1899

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    12 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORE TUESDAY. APRIL 11. 1891). No. MLBQC
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      541 1 -B«BOEHIOCO1I»1IIT.LIIIIT1D j rtM. LIMITED. Airantt j "^IlMSHU' COMPANIES. 1> Ornat, Colx«» tfc>a». 1 C- »H4.v»,N««Hui»oc». MH.M NAVl.iATI.-N^Ml'ANY^ bu»w! v«»i. ti.v»«tii, i itiiui.f I Adinu i*«ut*i! for /Vrtwm Hu«wAkl>. (HI 10HH :t ..tillili"l»tlU!> W liar of nawengwa. >• 1"' k II "torment A|.l. IS <■„,!..,. Apl.-»l .i May J4 I ngsn.
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      1028 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. I'ONINKl.UKK I'AKETVAART MAAT8CHAPPIJ I'niior contract with Iho Netherlands India QoTernment. Annli at .Vi»;/<i;«>rr Mnr Ai.t.MY, lati J. DlIKDIU Co.. 2-3. COUTH Q01T. Stmni.r rruni Ki|m~lr<I V ill br Despatched for OB r.Jfytaiutt. Kuurabaya. April II. Haw.an Sourabava, BoeMinK Aiii|x-nsn, U^uuiur, Bltna, and Timor. April It I Bntavia. IS.
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      677 1 INSURANCES. rpHE LONDON AND LANCASHIRB 1 FIRE I.NSIRANCE COMPANY. CapiUl *J,H7,600 Paid up Capital I'.T.'fl Reserve Fund BH(jM The undersigned. Agents for the Compal.,, are prepared to a. .ept Are risks at '""boI'StEAD 4 Co. rpuE CHINA TKADKKS INSURANCE 1 I'OMI'AXV. LIMITED. Capital Subscribed U.ioi.OlX,. Amonnt I <ip. Keeerve Fond
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      795 1 INSURANCES. TRANSATLANTIC FII.K INS! KANCK in. Of BIMBIIBBI NORTn HERMAN FIRE INSI'RAN'CE CO, HAMBURC. HAMlirm; HIIKMKN FIRE INSIRA.NCK CO.. lIXMI'.I 1... rpilE undersigned, Agents of the above 1 companies, are |t.| ar.^l to accept fire I'I'ITFXKCKEN 4 Co. SOUTH BRITISH KIKK AND MARINK Insurance < 'oinjiany. FIRE 1n5,,,,. 4'nc.t.d on
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      1089 1 NOTICES. CHINA MUTUAL UFE INSURANCE COY. Him. iitii'i NY in. Ottnaa I fci— in JAS. A. WAI UK Manager. IBM tf, SAMI'-nN I v..1,,ng K.|.,. HBBBn T.W KIM TIAX BOSS, nataM This Ci'iti|>;iiix nil', is t.i.r tiTins mi I" 11. t bMM lliait any IVln-|>.-I3T iloin^c liiisiiu'xs in tin' Kjwl,
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      814 1 EXl'KKllAi B tfl THK BKBT TEACHER. Old lad.etcvcrywhere Mkcgreal pl.vl-11 re in relieving sutler ing and in llieir.juiet way •0 much good. Their long experience hat taught them |aw) what to do. and their a.h i.-c is alwax- «,.rll,v of attention. In a recent letter. M F Rranhcr of Canny,
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    THE STRAITS TIMES
    24 2 Kstahluh*d: 1831. PRICK IS i KN is j Sufi^ription rafot mid luimlinnq rntet «n» U found on the fourth page.] i
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    TUESDAY, 11th APRIL, 1899. REUTERS TELEGRAMS SAMOAN AFFAIRS.
    70 2 TUESDAY, 11th APRIL, 1899. REUTERS TELEGRAMS SAMOAN AFFAIRS. aEBMAN PROTEST. teuton, Uth April The tiermau (Government strongly proteats against the intervention of the British and American Xaval Commanders in Samoa in the interests of Malietoa Tauu. It also objects to the installation of Malietoa Tanu as King of Samoa, alleging
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    SAXE-COBURG GOTHA.
    84 2 the tVOONMNL At a meeting of the Diet uf Sa»e Coburg and liotha, a declaration made by the Duke of Connaught was read, in which II H agrees to assume the (iovernment of that Duchy on certain The Duke of K.i is the sovereign ftf the llu.-hv of
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    AUSTRALIAN. FEDERATION.
    44 2 wiwbii in raw ram walks The Ministry of the Colony of New South Wales have appointed twelve inemhrra to the Legislative Council of t hat Colony to outvote those Councillors who object to the Bill for the Federation of the Australian Colonies.
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    JAPAN'S FINANCES.
    47 2 THK LOAN I^'ESTION. The 'Anw deals with the finances of Japan in a leadin* article. In concluding the article, it quotes positive opinion of itl Tokio correspondent that Japan is more than able to repay any foreign loan that she an possibly require at present.
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    POLITICAL CRISIS IN AUSTRALIA.
    471 2 POLITICAL CRISIS IN A USTRALIA. To may 9 trlt'ttranis t«'ll uf an iiiijtortntit political crisis in the C..1,,ny of New South Wales Tli.! trouble aroiui out of the Kill to Mwli the Australian Colonies int.. Commonwealth. The Federation question had aroused strong liH«iiiitMMjMtonlM.Mtfc>iliiiill» Bubjeet of ii.ntrov.-riy for years until the
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    TRAINED NURSES.
    415 2 The meeting with regard to the .1, mial X utsing Association, of which notice is given in another column, is ailed to the purpose of eliciting the .ipinion of the public as to any need 11,I 1 ii skilled nursing that may exiat here. If such need be
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    34 2 A MHM will be held on Wednesday, tlio 10th, at 141 pm. at the Town Hall, to consider the question of the need uf skilled nurses for Singapore All interested are invited to a-.tend.
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    9 2 To-DAV'a I ii. Link rate is 11 1 J.
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    10 2 A Hindoo childis down with smallpox at 7u, Orchard Road.
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    13 2 Produce, exchange, and share price*, and the mail lilt, are on page 4.
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    12 2 Ml— us Robinson A Co advertise a new stock of sewing machine!.
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    14 2 Owi.vo to wet weather, yesterdays lawn tennis ties have been postponed until this afternoon
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    14 2 Tub advantages of using certain electric glow lamps are enumerated in our advertising columns
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    15 2 It is proposed to hold a one day's athletic sports gymkhana, about the the Esplanade.
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    23 2 It i- probable that Maior-Ceneral Jones- Vaughan will leave by this week's M. M mail fur England by way of Japan and America
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    19 2 be held in the Cricket Pavilion oti Tuesday the 2nd May at j o'clock, to consider new club rules.
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    26 2 A i:lk-i .\,,km i-i.iiji Urn- of the want of forethought that has long been displayed is not plating on Johnson In i some life saving apparatus
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    25 2 The ladies' April Coif Medal will he played at the. KaeeCourseun Thursday Entries must be sent in to the Captain by Wednesday afternoou, at latest.
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    30 2 H. K. I.AI-\\'i.Vi-lr, late Chinese Consult icneral in Cuba, was to leave Hongkong on the Mh im>t. for Manila to lake up his duties as Conaul-Oneral in the Philippine Islands.
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    MUNICIPAL.
    26 2 Tin Municipal Commissionera hold an ordinary meeting to-morrow. The agenda Includes the following items: building regulation feos, loans, quarantine regulations, charitable donations, and cemetery tombstone
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    CARRIAGE ACCIDENT
    43 2 Vmi a Japanwe lady, name<l Mrs Smith, living at W-a, Stevens Road, was out driving yesterday on the Esplanade her horse bolted She iumiied out and was rather badly injure.! by her fall. She icliised. however, to go to the hospital.
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    FORTHCOMING CONCERT.
    54 2 A. (i.r. under the patronage of the Oonmoc and La.ly Mitchell, will be given in the Town Hall on the 18th in-tant llerr Yo/aSrogl.asolo violinist from Prague, who had lately been Dire, tor of Music at Balavia, will playseveral pieces, and leading local amateurs will take up several
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    THE FLYING JORDANS.
    79 2 TU Hjtag -lordans have had a sue. ,-sslul season at Bangkok which i :.ey were to leave un the ttth instant brJava. On the Ith, an unfortunate n.ideiit oc. urred during tlie ;.,.|t..Niian. ..lull xveial large stoneij Pan thrown into the ladies' dressing *ooin line of these
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    PUNJOM
    43 2 Thi Punjom Mining Co. has received the following telegram from the mines giving the result of the March clean-up- "The mill ran d.i.s crushing :>..»« tons yielding 211 01 of smelted gold. The bullion realised by cyaniding is estimated to value M sterling
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    KATZ BROS, LTD.
    52 2 A It (XESsrt'L YEAK. The directors of Katz Kroa. 1.1.1 recommend a dividend of 8 per cent. \ht annum on both preferred and deferred shares for the year HH Tin. will absorb *tm,uuti, leaving S2T.IOJ, ol which it is proposed to transfer «:U,OUU to reserve and carry
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    LAND SALE.
    50 2 An important frnhold land sale ia advertised to be held to-morrow after noon at 2M, at Messrs Powell A Co s sale rooms. The land which consists of Parses Ladaa lioad. Camping Mallanf, Mount Palmer Koad, Tanjong li. lioad, and Bernam Street, in the district of Tanjong Pagar.
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    H.M.S. "NARCISSUS.
    94 2 Kti.LlH particulars of the mi<hap to H M C .Varruuiii show that she left Hongkong on the Ist instant, at 1 M p m After being cheered out by the fleet, in a manner which showed the popularity of the ship, she proceeded h'errel'ef, H. M. s' rJmTiTi
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    THE INTERESTING INVAILD.
    101 2 Mk Kipling, we MMA I- >!ill improving, and is iMtiiii: inure iriU food than lit Hiiy time since he h;w hi'i'ii ill. Wlii-n I !>.- MWM HMhMd first what article ol he hail eaten, an immense number of dainty hotel by Mk the majority of whom fIjJZtmSZ.
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    POLICE NEWS.
    136 2 Mk. Woiferttan i- m this wuinan from l'enang stands charged with the theft of 1,-|3U from a manthore under arrest for the aliened robbing of his employer ofSlMmu. fl»Mm M titrate reraitleil to the First Court a Herman charged with breach of trust regarding a diamond valued at
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    TERRIBLE SUPERSTITION,
    142 2 A horrible story of nn alleged attempt to offer a human t-acrifiee to a steam engine is told in the Bombay i tj- rA man named liovindah was walking home one night when he was asked by M Iliiisoli to have a *muktt with tli. in. m mmW
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    GOOD- SEEKING BORNEOW
    438 2 A 'Rhk-i '\DKM, who professed to have had some ■Mtiaaai ft mH mining, or gold prospecting in K..*l and south-east Borneo, says that he and three other mining t-npni-. r>. a short time ago, took a thirty day* Kahayan. It li.nl U-.-n r. .1 1. .i 1
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    THE FLOWER SHOW.
    155 2 r»DOIBTeDI.V th,. prinri,,,, of the llnwer ate*, (t^"r« afternoon in the Town H.n"''' 11 "'i« diaplay of anUoW 0 h .on., fifty vari etl( elhj *S» cla»»ei<. 100, t, e artSS ""it the .natter of Bow, rtbEftft a large variety 1, ha be,, h h "T» of
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    ROBBERY UNDER ARMS.
    36 2 »t No I'ayah Lakai EJuJ kJi* him by the hand' Vl >7' thlrf 7S the bullet .inking the „n l n l 6 r^ tri.ti to nrrent one of the m,'S'" b '^J
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    HOME CYCLING.
    498 2 AMMU ifnrnM .li>. t ltr hi» i~ ""'■""''■■""K >" 111. ,1,2 ,h...r.1.T. ■ktCJOln. Mr »l»l.-, «r»wl; i!,,,T1 not goo.l for th<> bmiDiDe .iiu J ;.;;7'^'-^,: •«>« "ni«y lie dlMinfiiihad 1., ta •queaky voi.r. UiM broad f,i j^T cuano •km. wrinkled lace anj i.ioojjj horn.i appantiun hi. hadol (tot)'
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      267 2 NOTICES. NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY, LI). QLABGOW. Manu(a.-tur,.r. ol Dynamite. Gelignite, Gelatine Dynamite, Blasting Gelatine, Detonators, Safety Fuses, Electric Blasting Apparatus. j/nn tl,. h Ht llriluh B atrmatt v, TIIK BORNEO OOMPANY, LTD. aVU AUKNIS ink SnfairoKß. NatiTe wtalei,. Siam, Java, and 11AVK ALWAYS -IPII .IK- IN SKH'K "V 1 II
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      779 2 NOTICES. 1111I 1 1 1 KIVVKSIKU'IIIXSTUXE DRAMATIC Cl.nt. TO-WIOMT, Will Inrform: lIAMIKAU Ul Worn oi lim—iai v von 0B sinlKN k rW l-n.'i 1,1,,, k a,,,| „hil*. Mum. I-.,: N.. ■_'.> An-.ier- 1., the i: > i I ratunaaaw OAHX rABJOHa. rpHI BUI I Soni r. inpanv Limited i--1 prepaied
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      711 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. U^^ All Types of Lamps in Stock Wm with or without opal or Silvered Reflectors. IMPROVED KI.KITUK lII.OW I. AMI'S. HfißK=^3 l»>^l___l ■wmj-1: ar.it, n i-2i il».) ■iiißlMfll vJB M ran L--^clo* 1 *»u*M EI.KCTKIC CriiKEXT BILL. L J Ijunps of bcsi English iii:iiHifaclurc -.-4t£^Kfl l'orpriri-.list mm. l
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      87 2 M. 8. S. istandad for tb* *traU» 7V«hw abovld h« wnttmo oa om «<*• of tfa* pum only Ht tK* M^rlm-t of th»t <v»rliti.m. m»ny M S S. in. •j*-l*.l 'Jut might oUierwiM hf pnMUh*!. All ftdrntimnir oontr«<rta »ra aabMct to Um eon 1>Linn th»t thn Muwcrr tn«y lw*« tli«
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    PRINCE ALEXANDER TSAR.
    610 3 Till cane of Xeo Yong Chong I'rince v.n.1.-r Tsar again occupied the „M,ih.n "i the AM Justice this morning, tUTinf bMB adjourned from further evidence. A writ of diitnM ha» >wen i» s u ed against tliu Prince for 17 months' rent for the mgalow oconpUd by
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    COMPLIMENT TO INSPECTION MAXWELL
    104 3 a |> leasing function took 1 li.-.- Maiiru The objad »a n ,k.' presentation lo [ntpi cto ageM Tins officer U loaring ih ea pension after eightee Knice There were present 111 General of PoUea, the flu, •r. the .\-M-l.ini Siiihtii, »l ol I',. lnc. all
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    JUSTICK IN SIAM,
    47 3 J USTICK IN SIAM, n» mi..n urau .Auiium LMtlAdrnarlo Kiug of Sium who has oeeu encased I tlieadioiiiinij province, of iumm UaUyafoi Hi,.|m-i in the administration of a returned to I.ik- in bud lermi at Uu in .ill bnmchet al :s In Puketandtueiurroundiiifi dwhoare •orkln| l •bap*
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    MUNICIPAL PROSECUTIONS.
    24 3 tithe hir.i Il«gintr»tm" 1 |il". l i'h!» igbi oftbM m for f.llini: Miial]-|.oz iuul tlirve lor offnioi [illMll tntilcMioM to wnitw, insreoUM-
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    THE CAMBRIDGE LOCAS.
    244 3 THE CAMBRIDGE L OCAS. <K)II LAI HER 18 (DM SCHOLAR W« have to announce the resullß of the Cambridge Ixical Kxaminations recently held 11. M n Hoiaington, of tue Anglo-Chinese School, Singapore come, out top with honours in (lan, II of the Seniors, hut he is not eligible for a
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    ARRIVAL OF A YACHT.
    167 3 Lawt evening an American pleasure I y;i<'lit, lli** arrived from Colombo I whence she sailed on March 19th very much alter th« slyl.- ..I il',,' i:i > iitl.-in..ii era Mag for blwhuml an.l i» ""■■■> Jml I')' C'l'l r 11 and his yacht mil pmtiably follow
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    THE SIBERIAN RAILWAY.
    36 3 ih it. il the tninvSiix-rian "railway'li I anortolta.it uii.leistaii.lniK thai th,. I lorn.er will be allowej to complete will liave to be greatly au^itieiite,! I .-I el v ,1 a i iiilMilrtalile a.lilitioil
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    THE LOSS OF THE "CLWYD."
    478 3 Ink Nippon wsen Kaisha *tcauicr f.l.im. Mm armed at Hongkong on the -It h instant, having un board Captain TtaflOM and eleven members of the m „t' id.- Britiah l.aniue (.7,.;/,/ The m in. .1 Hi, tn, i da] ■>■ ipeola] 1.l. ,11. mi. had
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    MORE BY THE MAIL.
    390 3 L ABYSSINIAN CLAIMS. f The latest advices were to the effect Hint all was quiet in Shoa an.l Tigre. f Humours are current that the Knipmir Menelik intends to maintain Ins sovereignty over the (ialabat, and that he will not be disposed to make any compromise
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    THE HOUSE THAT JAQUES BUILT.
    241 3 TmiiKtlii' This i- the Captain now in prison who probably did not writ* the bonU ran lin- i- rac >ii.-:iti p ;ui>hcd novelißt who Ilii. iatba lx>ld Lieutenant-Colonel who u-ili. uc I the out of tlu' distinguished novelist who Tins is tin.' punishment of the
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    MR. G. O. BRADY.
    205 3 in Hongkong, Batavia, and the Strait. Ntttleoienls, says the Briluk He dm. to been keeping up his reputation v a low Tii.., h in while on leave in the old country A theatrical entertainment was given by Mrs. Donaldson Gate or Singapore) in the Town Hall.
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    BRITAIN'S RAILWAYS.
    229 3 BRITAIN 'S RAILWAYS. A KKW L.IMHIN TEKMIX'IS. TI!K formal oiwuiug, at the hfxiiuiin^ of la-t month ot Ijondons new link I oflhelireatCeulialltailwiiy marks Ihe ...i,i|.l.ii.,i, of a scheme which join. 1.-ml 'ii to an unopened region of the I Midlands, connects the metropolis with I Hull andCiriu^hv. m tin- Ea*t
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    HOME NOTES
    371 3 (ieorge- Do you think that your rather The la*T m You I hare to take hMft that parrot. He WWmn,' The K-ni-r "He only swear- in Cierman The Lady"Bui I don't understand German Mr f, <*. Seloun, tlie fmnntw hunter uwn« one of Mm tin-. i private ntwaJ
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    STORM SIGNAL.
    72 3 Doherck.the Directorof thlj U ()hM^»lor>I at the latter place, on the ground that the warnings were unreliable. The F Ilunik.'ni: Chamber of Commerce protested against the discontinuance of I ***c warning* on the ground that they I had been found to be useful Tk* I Honirkonp (idvrrnniont now
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    THK KOWLOON EXTENSION.
    202 3 I The Hongkong nflic inls sent to take I ifimtntHin of the territory around I K..»l city, leaned to the llrituu I (iovermiient.'niet with h from the Chinese there on the M mit l'aptaiu-Si.|».riiiti!iiliTit May vbg hail ..n sent with Mm Sikhs to Taifoo, to me about
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      210 3 Bracing' l Refresh in c! I Invigorating! I Condy's Fluid effect is magical. FOB BALK. THE RESIDENT COUNCILLOR. I/:., Mr.< E.j',i,,t fakH) I'rml.d .in uttninlr— < pipor, with wi.le margins innl uncut idpa M I'ltK I. M <•» -i Oramna ok this I'rbw. Th. Nh^OiMl A .'liarmini; link' ►tiiry. Up
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      350 3 NOTICES. THE MALAYSIA KEFUM AIiKNCY Kmi MeMnd k 00. of lota. 11ECKIVE and forward parctli. luonn' XV and «ood» of emry .IwriMion to all parUofthoworl.t At lo»e«t ral.-. Autvmi,* Htmili S,ttlrm<nt: K II I.INHSAY. No. Iff. Malarai Wnn. I ffai« m*o Ofiert, for parrtU. Mr..™. rOX* Co.. High Sirwt Mr
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      510 3 I NOTICES. »i«h to Minoumv lh»t Ih.-y h»,r openr.l. I .in.i nlll ,-«iry on l,uninr-« :il 165, okiii.\i:i< MUD, when- ttnwl fcuki'it «(1,-r 11,.- MH I mrthiHl tll.l all k;n.l< of btamilt An. l Mi ferlionMT will I*- ..l.tninahl... j Brunch.- (UIW R s* I v roo»i, Hiomu, (JriTT. at>.l
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      561 3 FOR SALE: EMPLOYMENTS TOLKTiAIfDPBRfIONALft 'liTTllia, 1 .-> .-tit* > line; ■_>n,l »nd .Yd in.,-. li'i-rnUs lint. llli lo tith liniM, 5 ••nt»» line: 7th In ISlti llmm, I nil Ibw; »ftiTW«nl«. I Man i> lint" Init i.o ■^xrgf loaiihoii yi iliillm Thua. An*. n.!v»»rti*i.|nrnt. i-lotM* m*l, in tin* t\ [M
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      179 3 WEATHER REPORT .l.i.w K'tliiv Hntpitai. UlfA Apt. I*. -t. ».n. Sp.m.' til. k' -i ll»r. MNNaWN Temp. 7W3 75 4 7.'. 3 >JW. irili 111. i 77.0 74.(1 7.V0 -5 "5, Mr.orWlnd mm. N. Calm iS Mm... 732 c.'^J Mi«. in Sun 117.3 5S d: IVrr. nvl. 71.S lUmfall 07»
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    COMMERCIAL
    443 4 Sinoirou. Htm Ai-a.L. law PRODUCE. (RalM are eomcl^d to noon I Oambier }<**■ l '°iio* I'ont'ie'oak,.' JJ* Pepper, Black. 8 <»• 00 While, <6X) «U Sago Flour Sarawak J So Brunei No. 1 8-*>-Pearl Sago <*>• Coffee, Bali, picked MM CoSee Palembang, picked :'4J». Coflee, Liberian, No I .16
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    86 4 For Prr ur. Tlmr. IMMM J»p»u via port. n-Huf, 2 pi. Ham rn,.«t Sultnna, p in. Mala.cs A Klang .Sri Ptgalax, t p.m. i'rnang i Calcutta Nmanaj, .1 p.m. Ik-ntdtalia A BftKan K Tringganu, .1 p.m. 1 An-ou via port- Malacca, 4 p. in Sainaranit via ports <;iaitg
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    98 4 From r > 1:, the M. M. /Wi», on the 1.-.tli 111-!.. with the mail of the 24th Man-h and with repliea'to the mail which left Singapore on the 24th Feb. FROxCHi.HA:-By the MM. s.s. lam. MmvIiSMM. M Msrvh -'Tth M«r L-711] Mhivli Till X l> I.
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    36 4 Per I/a a from Teluk Ansou T,a |„i ipt. l^iw.oll, Mr.. Woodford, Mr. Mimine.li. an I Mr and Mrs lackson. Per s. s. from Bangkok-Mr, and Mrs. Schmidt. Me.srs. P. M. Skinner, and (leach
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    TO ARRIVE
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