The Straits Times, 8 July 1899

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    12 1 The Straits Times ESTABLISHED: 1881. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY. JULY 8. 189!). No. 19.87:>.
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      548 1 P^iS, ofTHB BOKNKO CO.--"l'T. IMI sTE M s|l]l' (OMrAMRS. 1) OM— ,0111— l>»laT IJL w 1 ukv,s,N««II»»»"«. ajawTWAWB^tSL. 'iJS ammuuA,ADi, Warn. '"'u 1 1,1 ■> iiii.Kai.Taii. Malta, inSSlirVwn-. rummm. ii”i 1 i l .'''''v'i > 1 llnr rj t*' ""T'l s.« ,>»»•■.«■.. Hw»»"»ll- UNF i,c.«w.u,,. law. lulV l» I July
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      1269 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES^ I -"MNKI.I.IKK P4KETVAART MAAISCHAPPIJ Under contract with the NeMicrlandt India Government. H/.».. ;l V|». u ,,;..,rr .-mi Ai.kucv, LuJ. Dut»l)»L« A Co., i-3. COU.TII <JOaT. St.-anier From F.xp. ten W l l l be DespaU-hed for On ;<<i».,i,i. IHiia-in July :t. Pi, a-si n Pulau Laut. Moearadjawa, Cotel,
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      692 1 INSURANCES. 'fHE LONDON AND L4KOABHIBB 1 FIBE INM'KANCK COMPANY. Capital £V,ia?,600 Paid up Capital :'!-j.;.'«i Ueaerve Fund t»?S,I'4S The undeniKned. Agenu for the Com |.n. are pnpared to accept tire ritk* ai RursTKAll 4 Co. 'I'HK CHINA TRADERS I.VSt'KANrf 1 I'IIMPAN T. 1.1 MH'KH I'apital Subacribed Amount 1-aid Kvterve Foad
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      737 1 INsrKANCES. TKANBATI AN TIC FII.K INSIRANCB CU.. OF HAUBUKO. NORTH UERMAN FIRF. ISBURASCE in. lIAMRURU. HAMRUKO-RKEMEN FIRE INsI KWi-K CO., HAMHUKU. 'I'lIK mtmlfmt, Am-nta of th.-al.ov.-I eonipamea, art- prt-uar»d toaccept fir* PUTTFARCKEN C«. SOUTH IiUITISII KIKK AND MARINE Insurance < 'oinpany. FIKK Innuranci- crtet-.J on every de« MARl'.NlS'l'^kt «'vepl"f'to all
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      333 1 NOTICES. JAMES WATSON COS SCOTCH WHISKIES AKK THK BKST VAI.I'K IN THK MAKKKT: FLA(i I!UAM>. 10 YKARS OLD. »i^oo p»cA«,otrTT «tiu »PH 1 A 1.1.V KK(OM M KN DXI» V. V. >. >««■ »LTT XXIX* urn CNAHI K FROM RETAIL nKllHi-, OK Mr A LISTER C0.,-^ n BOBBE 1U:1>1»1N(.. CTUIINEI.I
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      268 1 S. WYtil CO. /'r. ,nl Mg||ajajAWb]Hk4HatMa^MlMMn wi.h to .hi,. ..in. c that they navo optocd and will carry on butineas al lU, VKCHARD HOAH, where broad MM afler the Knglish method and all kindt of 1.,.. -mi. and con. fection.ry will U. obtainable. Branches in Kiu, in. Bovi.n, DBV n
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      855 1 18 IT K!I. H I Fob ax Mn to Rn-oatMtXD FiTMt Muhcikm y FromHvliao Valley Nevrt, Brevard, M. ft It may be a .|ue«tiou whether Ihe edit- i ol a newspaper has the right lo publicly recommend any of the variuut proprietary medicine* which flood Urn market, y«t at a
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  • PRICE 15 CENTS. SATURDAY, 8TH JULY, 1899. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
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      THE TRANSVAAL CRISIS.
      93 2 KKANCHHK KKKuKM. /om/ii,i, M July The Truusvaal Parliament has passe,! •he ref-.nu pro|weal conferring the franchise forthwith on all Uitlanders wbo had been revident for nine yoars in the Republic, and upon all future newItat goldH.-ld. aoMtkaMwaa will return four new m-niliers. ■ffJOUt TKAXSVAAL KORCK Lord Wolseley
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      JAPANESE TREATIES.
      27 2 The MM) eulogises the rescript i romulgated by the Emperor of Japan, force. That journal hopes that Mi tinu-ly worda will be taken to heart
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      THE PHILIPINES
      23 2 TCUnRHaVJ kxi.htkd. An order has been issued at Washington for the enlistment of ten volunteer regiment* to serve in the Philippines.
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      PARLIAMENT.
      22 2 OI.I.HAM ELECTION. Two Liberals have been elected for Oldh.-.m, in place of Mr. Ascroft (C) deceased, and Mr. Oswald (C) resigned.
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    7 2 To-day s 4ms bank rate is a/o^.
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    14 2 I'unl-t k. exchange, and share prices, and the mail list, are on page I.
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    13 2 The American .-miser YuiemiU Bred a salute of 7 gun* at noon to-day.
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    13 2 Tiv has shot up |a> tn -anadvan.e of SI 7.1 on ye-sterday's quotation.
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    13 2 Yksibkiiav. a M ilny iniy received a hMbsl r 'Hiking another onthe head
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    14 2 A Bmnsll st.-ain.-r passed through the port from East to West at 7 o'clock >
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    15 2 Thk P.*o J.ipm left Hongkong on Saturday last, and is due here on Thursday afternoon
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    17 2 Thi P O. 11,,m1.,,y left Penang yesterday at 4 p m and is due here to-morrow morning.
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    18 2 11 M. S riiiajliliKß has paid oil into the C Division of the Medway Dockyard Reserve at Chatham
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    16 2 For non-attendance to a summons a man has to pay Sl,"> or do twenty-ou.-days simple iiiipii».,iiment
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    19 2 Hani Powell and Co advertise a sale of dinner and dessert sets at their sale room ou Monday next.
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    19 2 Two Mimiai-al carls were burned during the nielli, one at Malac, a Street and the other in Merchant Road
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    17 2 Mtt>sliB John Little and Co. Ltd advertise a stock of new goods in their gentlemen's outlining department
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    22 2 lok taking two bottles ol 1.-iimnid,-, the proivrty of Messrs Baruch Co a Cuinese employe has gdne to prison for I month.
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    24 2 Thk m. .iii.-i lnili.mie iron. Moji reports speaking on the I'ud instant, the haique Kaatynm of Shanghai bound south in UN and 112 E.
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    25 2 The Patriotic Lifeand Fire Assurance Coy. of Dublin have ap iointe,i Mi Chcang Choou Kirn of No ii Almeida Street to be their agent here
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    22 2 The MM outward mail steamer ObMaawa arrived tliis iiorning from Marseilles with the mail from Europe She leaves for Hongkong this evening
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    28 2 Mk IlnK-.-\V.-l.8ter, funmrly ut Singapore ami later .utiiitf agent ol the Chartered I! ink at K..I..-. has 1 n .iir.unte.l A B nit ut tliu H.iiit m Manila
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    27 2 A llokitv living at HO Aiuay >!ic elates that durinn the night his llylaui Iniy llillllllW with a tin cam' MIM iiiuney to the amount ut JIW.
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    31 2 tiiAN II. .nc I.i.ni. :i llukicii living at liij IVluk A)ir liltiwl. i > t tliat I't'luivii l> ud ll.lo .1 in > f>t<utay. ilutlimg valued M Slii.i was stolen From his bow*.
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    29 2 Tut S. C C. UyiuLluuin lahM place Hi Hi.' K>|ilaniide at ;l.au tins afternoon. rhe luri is mbm tab fern thin i'niT M tilt Kit, IBMB »«atl ..ir" 1
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    33 2 A dock watchman t*aya that between ten o'clock last night and two o'clock this morning his uniform and some other clothes valued at *T.SO were atolen troro his house in the dock premises.
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    27 2 Yksterdat, Mr Brockman dealt with iwenly-nine cases of verandah and street obstruction, and with forty-nine ases of circulating perforated copper oin. The average fine was five dollara.
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    31 2 Owinu to the thunderstorm this iiorning and the accompanying rain, luspector Sullivan found his horse i allied in sweat, the result of terror In a few uuuutes the animal dropped lead.
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    39 2 David Davis, a Jew, waa dining last -light when another Jew came into the .louse, threw water into his face, took a (aU watch and chain valued at aM „..I -j !-..vei."_ -us from his pockets, and uiade oil.
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    34 2 It In- been decided that the Imperial Maal for the Study of Tropical Diseases in (.iennany, the establishment •f which is due to the auggeation of t'rofessor Koch, ia to be settled at iluuiburg.
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    43 2 11 M S fanfaaaa, cruiser, Captain a F. King Hall, paid off at Portsmouth ,m MM June into the C. Division of the dockyard reserve, She haa been ordered to unship her 6 in. bI. guna, which are to be converted intu q.f.
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    39 2 The First Reserve Hospital in Manila recently employed a Chinaman without his ,|u«u,. Twelve other Chinese, laniulrj men connected with the hu*pital went on strike in consequence, and many of the wards have had trouble in getting clean laundries
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    HONGKONG BANK.
    47 2 Tin Bill before the Ix-gislativeCouncil t.. extend the operation of the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank Ordinance, l-'-u. limits the |hii.,.l of extension to UM SM July. IlKiO. The bill has been introduced for the convenience of the Bank by direction of the Secretary of -State.
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    SHARES
    68 2 To-DAY'ssharequutationscame too late for correction on the back page. Contributory ll.iulj- have alvanced to S«3, and fully paid Itaubs to vi.-. Punjoins have moviil upto*l7, and Jelehui to SH Pahang Corporations have risen to •UJa\ and Redjang Leb,.nga to 5135. Fr^si-r and Neave shares are selling at >7-'J Straits
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    THE COURT OF REQUESTS.
    88 2 YI.STKRDAV, owing to the Court of Requests having removed from the Central Police station to the Magistrates' Court, and no notice of this l,.um- hern given to the public, three in. liviJual, who, not knowing the where- ul. of the Couit. turned up after their cases
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    SIR EDWARD CHICHESTER.
    89 2 Sia Edward Chicheater. R. N has receive.l in North Devon a cordial |naWn| At l.istow many were on the l-latform to welcome -Sir Edward Bunting was flying in the village, and a -tniia ol Hags eiten.led from the seawall to the station Most of the i.-M-1.-ni-tiiiii.-il s.ilute
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    MR. CLIFFORD ON MALAYA.
    93 2 Sir Cecil Clcmenti Smith. <;(' M <i, presided at the closing meeting of the [.resent session of the Itoyal Colonial Institute on IMlh Junc-.atthe Whitehall Kooms, when Mr Hn :h C Cliflbrd read a paper on Life in tin Malay Peninsula, as it Was and Is,"
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    WHAT IS A DAY'S LABOUR?
    114 2 VtMKia.A\ evening, when the Ain.-.t can cruiser IfaaaaMli was ready to leave lanjong Pagar wharf, after taking in a thousand tons of coal, it was found that Hie labour receipt had nut been signed I'lu- pilot cay« the word to cast off, but the wharf
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    THIS MORNING'S STORM.
    115 2 A II .Al STW K. Thk storm in the early hours of this mornnit was as violent as we have eiperien, ed for home months. It ■nan to have bead cenural all ovc. .he „ly, and its effecta were I.lt long distances in the country. The lighlliiliK
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    CONVICT DEPARTMENT.
    105 2 Mr A MiBRAv.theColonialKngineer, in his administration report un the convict department fi.r l*;i\ says that the total number of Pauper Invalid Convicts who were then <|Uartered .it the Convict Lines, Halestier Plain, ud to whom rations were issued, at the expense of the Indian Covermmut on the order
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    RUSSIA IN THE EAST.
    132 2 In contradiction of the intelligence given by a London paper, the repo.t that the Russian (iovemmant has in I*B9 transported to Port Arthur MyM i Cossacks in the guise of emigrants is declared in Russian circles U> be I j a pure invention It is asserted,
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    POLICE AND PUBLIC.
    128 2 This morning, further evidence was taken in the case in whirl, hv,> I 1.,,.., in, n stand charge.l with being iueuibe.> ol an uulawtul assembly, assaulting P, C No. is, and obstructing him in the execution of his duty. I. C No. aiM said he remembered tba)
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    FOOT-AND-MOUTH DISEASE.
    138 2 Mk C. U Al.i.ii,,-. the Acting Oalaji 1.., nt Veterinary Surgeon, haa cent in the following report on 1a..1-and-iii.uith disease in Singj|>ore to the end of last month Betw.-1-n tho dates L'in.l an. l 2Tlh Jun., lif.«, there were twenty. one of Isotand niouih dixuv. the diaeaw aaakiaa]
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    SIR HENRY KEPPEL.
    137 2 Ai.mikai of the Fleet S.r ll, m, Ke|.|,il ,elubr;ited his ninelietli birthday on the 14th ull He ha> had a laag and dißtillKUibhe.l c.treer. not altogether iin.onne, t.-.Uitli ami .I,.»ii- Tba week before, he had the Kiti-t.i. lion „1 seeing his son,lo.ninanderC,,li.i Kappai, promoted to the captain's
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    P.& O. COMPANY.
    527 2 Till HALF VKAHLY MKCTINU. 8ie Thomas Sutherland BrMMad aa the 13th ult over tin- 1 17m lull Mart] DMMiag of the P Jt O. I N. Co b moving the »oVptioii of the report, h. •aid there were M account*, la br submitted on that «ri l.ut.
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    CRICKET BY WIRE.
    157 2 THr:ri,,K I,|K.1 ,|K.s IMurH "~nr «aa|i|iiilm,, L| felt »i the abandoDinein *""nl\y nf the tlur.l lest inai.-h r>i,' June M katnai uSTS?!*"! in,l K,,,h,1, ericW2 i!^" 1^ Kaajl— d «aa f.iirly liunlkmi'f ■an atliaan. J r ii. *l*»l <• (J...1. .1 T I lean,,. 11°""' Yoiiiip, noUead
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    NEW POLICE LEGISLATION
    210 2 -Ml PI MIT* II UIFPI. ILtID Tin: Brian Urn .lay at the wit 1.,.^i.1 ,'i\t- Council mcetine. inJu.u. Uill to amend Urn Pallet fjJ Ordinance ol I-;. 1 The Hill Imbte, ni.,,1, „.1 al the instance of ii 1 1 |i 111 GatMtal ,1 P l..,toobtuu •hick
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    THE PHILIPPINES.
    307 2 (JBIIII H1,.. 111.- buuklm m m ,ml i, hi. weard tfca r in .iii.it I>.i. i r I nt t.'Ji>!nt«:t< MM liuii.li.-.I m k- „i in,- >nJ live thousand |H»in.K <>l bad tmii,i,--tri, ken inhabiUMl iJ I., ,i,i. ,ii. miil l.i- In.,- i.liib places ii.il jn-t 1..-.11 captured
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    THE SWIMMING CLUB,
    23 2 hlk I. ton 1 Pi 1';::;-:";;^ i IK .11,1 Ta»lm B teai I r'ni-cr and Ron il P, II Upton
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    ROBBERY IN THE SQUARE
    14 2 hinan .1 i;; 1 ti iw;«y beaded ilipi mm charged
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      563 2 NOTICES. NOBKL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY, LD. GLASGOW. Manufacturers of: Dynamite. Gelignite, Gelatine Dynamite. Blasting Gelatine, Detonators, iv. nn o» Safety Fuses, 'Electro Blasting Apparatus. AY/./.,.,. I*-'*} nil m.inu-faetun-d in Ones BraMa,ara made to fan the UfA ,1,,,u1,inl taftty and purity Mi tmp.«.«. the HritM rtoreninw,,/, ll lr r,f.,rr, fummtmt to I*
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      1437 2 LATFXr ADVERTISEMEYrs. I CHINA MUTUAL LIFE^NSUHANCE COY. VluOmoi No. 18, Ca»to» Koap, Sm*,.im. lAS. A WAITIE, Manager. HKCTOK W. BAMPBON, lVamUkaJ lleprewalative MESSRS. TAN KIM TIAX BOSS, l*ed The Oompant offers ,-iuiier tenue and l«ttor bon.es than any other Company doing boeuMaa In Dm K;i.t V rpecial puinl i. made,
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      330 2 ,ATF,ST ADVKRrtSRMRNT.'i TOWN HALL. to sum r. PROFESSOR ANDERSON. 9 p. m. WANTED ASMALI. houx- near town. Apply to P. C. c/o the Strain Time. hi- 11/7 WANTED Poard and Lodcinc will, private faniilv fiom end ol July. Apply to e.'o Strait. 7"i.a«. U/7 4 UCTIUN BALR al our aale-room
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      106 2 l»t»=-w. fo> tko <!.«<. T^,. ,taMi, mtt«B on OM .id* ol U>« M|wr mlv Rr *h* i^rUol of li»t ««*uoo, m«n.r Jl.s.a. v. ra»-i~l th.t mirtt otl,nn» 1-nMi.l.^l I All •dtaftuiv msuwn >r> .ukint 1.. >h>-. tioa tkM ta. aw p«,. tK »d.,rt.«« m t -nt of U» p*p*r ia
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    ON THE VERANDAH.
    932 3 Mtbn bj very but. Ido not J" hat "1 '»>■ uw S"*S? <>nly v 1 know that ones own j. ujuell? an insullicient Batten But people ,me 111 i-uliiplaining of the a lull here. A well u,and-feel -hill is whal build a hill. To start have the
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    NETHERLANDS INDIA.
    1049 3 ACHEEN. Tmk l^y-irmnii-'j takes a Mrds-eye view of what has bee.ii achieved hv the (invernor of Acheen, (Jeneral Van H.-uiez lie lias lei go me old policy of conciliation and of scattering the troops in f rti;ed poxls haMMtd and beset by tho .V hi ii,--. The-e p
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    THE "ENDYMION."
    64 3 (Mi ua li, bart Camming lisa hoisted il ivni to) „n II M 8 which i- to idicv,. h,r H-t.-r cruiaer go t Ik- t I, ilia M.ition Bba Iliad her coini-a--. U i embarked her War Departiuaol apßiM before tailing lor Hontk.-ng Admiral Sirf V llotbam. Commander-ill
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    LATEST BY WIRE.
    661 3 London, 2&th .1 Tbi aggressive coDduct of the police and soldiers al Johannesburg is iMMMIBg the exasperation of the ting the qMMkM tif offering troops for service in Suatfa Africa ill the event ol an outbreak uf humilities. The Victorian Miuister uf Defence favours Bending mounted forces
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    GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.
    274 3 Mk.l 0 tnthmltT. "flMM VHgntr, Straits Hattb nls, In- heen appointed to be a CoiiiinistiioniT of Currency iin-liT "Tlw Currency Note Ofdnanaa I>!i7," Mill, I. M. Vuadwud, DauialllJ of Stale f..r War has app i 1 of Major Itiiuman, v. d, b«a| allowed to retain his rank ami
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    THE MAIL.
    1034 3 NOTES, NEWS, AND COMMENTS. CENTRAL AFRICAN SURVEY. I'AKTICLLAKS h»VC l-.-.-u r.-.-civc,! regarding the pri.LT,— of the British •'ipedition under Maj >r St. Hill South Central Africa. Major CibbonV Captain (juicke, and Captain Hamilton are proceeding with the work for which the expedition was organised— namely, and rough survey
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    SELANGOR NEWS.
    710 3 Tl.t-HINI»O Mv I. Erringtun de la Croii, the European miniiiK pioneer ut the Malay I States, is ju»t off tv I'aria on butineai). Tliia gentleman originally came to thia part of tha world some twenty yean ago. Since then he has form.-d several tin-mining companies in the Straits,
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      15 3 Bracing I i Refreshing: > 1 InviKorating! Condy's Fluid fi Tho offect ia magical. iilSubst.iut.aare Irrferler.
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      899 3 AFCTION SALES. AI'CTION SALE Of TIIK VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY tmm At Balaci ava. To be held M POWELL AKD <■<>■« KALE-KOnif. t>» HWaCTrf.iy, 191 k July, at > p m. All thai nieoe nf valuable ft,-, hnl.l land •ituate at Paltry Kna.l. in the district ol CmmmmTEStS isih day ol
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      339 3 NOTICES. MAIH'KESE BILLS FOU SLAUGH IKK. MODIRATI. I'MIII, E. UK KUK A CO 20,7 Bankal«n (via Sourabaya). KIXXKY BROS. FAMOI'S I'IGAKKTTKS. Straight Cut 75 cents Sweet Capor.il SO pvr tin of fifty Obtainable from uc. M, AUSTKK A Co. PRIME AMERICAN SALT BEEF. .'ii rrnta iht Hi M< AI.ISI'KK A
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      724 3 FOR BAUi EMPIX>YMENI TO I-ET: AND I'KKSOVALS Ist Tim. Scents a line; Snd and 3rd tiiiien. lOcenUa line; 4th lo 6th tiroes, 6 eaaaa a line 7th to latb llmra. 3 cents a line afterwards, 2 cents a line bul no charge than onx dollar. Thus, a lanrMac «<l»ertiM.nirnt. clow
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      73 3 WaUTHM KSrOBT. taastan IWan J«'.»- l»* liar. •_*■><«■•• ;.sl Sefe Temp. m.O sTii Mil >_ w. nil, ii si o 7 1 i v Utr.ofWlai K. s.\v s.w. s.**l Max.le,,,|. WO »ji.-S Mm.. IU "i--iik. iii Dsr. last IiLIS larr.nd 7i'.u i 'j Raiaaril !•> 7~ \VK\THKi! IKI.K(;i:\M X .1
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    COMMERCIAL
    433 4 vinurou, Mi. Jolt, law PRODTTCE. (Rat- an «nwU to imj Uambier <0 Copra Bali do Pontianak a'i I'epper, Black. MM So Wnlt*,(6X> Sago Flour tmnt 3 10 IVarlSago....?. 4JJO Uolm, Bali, 16% bui« IT.-6 o<!a* Palembaog, 15X ba»:« SJ o«*a, Llberian, So. 1.... 14 &0 Tapioca, small Flake. do
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    113 4 •to /Vr .(r. Ti,* Tol>AV. I'.-n me Ko«. pro IVnttug //«.i^ laqhq, .1 p m c*l< utu via |iort* I'al'imiutta, 3pm > .ii.lnknn via |iort» Na.irf ii-..», IM Cotiu via portn B Liona Soon, Spa. B.'iii|kalU A Bagan I/.. 7Hn.|, 3 pm. UMfctTtepanl l.«>« 3 p.m. Klan^ via
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    87 4 K«..h lu«or«;-liy lav r.lo /'l'ra,., r- i. ,ai>. on the 16th id*,hii, with iUu-» totii.-^fnl Juiii-. sin- bringn replies to the m i,l. vtliidilcftdugapora on the a7l i »ud !li jiay. KkomCmi»»;— |jy tbe V. 40. i.lt,*.jat. Jua -v.l I". A O, Juno oth Jan* MUM. n
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