The Straits Times, 18 July 1899

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    12 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORE TUIiSDAY. JULY 18. 1899. No. *****7.
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      812 1 STE.\JISQIP COMPANIES. I'iiNINKI.IJKK PAKKTVAAUT MAATSCHAPPIJ Under contract with the Netherlands India Government. Agenlt at Singapyrt: Ship Agbbcy, vii J. Dia»DßLs A Co., 2-S, Cou-tbi Quit. Bt»amer From Elpeeted Will be Despatched for On T<i...'...r.i Padang. July 13. Olehl. Ii Padang and Sumatras W.Coaat July 18. lon drr Lyn. Bniossin. 16.
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      437 1 BRITISH INDIA BTEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED. TO PENANG. RANGOON, A CALCUTTA OneoftheCom pan v'stlenmera is intended 10 leave Tanjong Pii«ar Wharf every week Passengers and Cargo booked by the above su-amers at through rates Io all ports in India and Ceylon, also to East African Ports, Mauritius, and London. TO
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      685 1 INSURANCES. 'PHE LONDON AND LANCASHIRE 1 FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital £2,127,50« Paid op Capital 212,7&0 Reserve Fund D 73.246 The undersigned. Agents for the Com i--u. are prepared to accept fire risks at current rates of premium. ROUSTEAD A Co. ri: CHINA TBADEBS INSUaUNCE COMPANY, LIMITED. Capital Subscribed P/UO.OOO. Am.
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      706 1 INSURANCES^" TRANSATLANTIC FILE INSURANCE CO.. OF HAMBUKO. NORTH GERMAN FIRE INSURANCE CO., HAMBURG. HAMBURG— BREMEN FIRE INSURANCE CO., HAMBURG. 'TIIK undersigned, Agents of the above 1 companies, are prepared to accept fiie risks at current rales. PUTTFARCKEN A Co. SOUTH BRITISH FIRE AND MARINE liiHurnnce Company. FIRE Insurance effected on
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      863 1 IS IT RKJHT MBtnrisssr From Sylvsn Valley Ssws. Brevard, S. It may t-e a .juestion whether tbe editor of a newsjiaper has the right to paolio*/ re. oininend any of the various proprietary medicines which flood the market, yet aa a preventive of suffering we feel it a dotf fa
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    THE STRAITS TIMES TUESDAY, 18TH JULY, 1899. PLAGUE AT PENANG.
    55 2 THE STRAITS TIMES TUESDAY, 18TH JULY, 1899. PLAGUE AT PENANG. Kstablmhid: 1831. PRICK IS CKNTS. Straitt Timtt S3oa year, or, post/rrr (34. Slntilt Budget (18 a year, or, pa>< frrr. t2O. Admrtiting Rolf may be found on tlit fourth pagt. Thi following telegram has been received from Penang to-day "No
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    SKITTER'S TELEGRAMS THE TRANSVAAL CRISIS.
    81 2 SKITTER'S TELEGRAMS THE TRANSVAAL CRISIS. A DEBATE PROMISED. Lmdm, 18M July Mr. A. J. Balfour has promised to fix a day for a debate on South Africa in the House of Commons. He recognised such a debate as essential, in the present circumstances. ARTILLERY REINFORCEMENTS. Mr. Wyndham, the Undersecretary of
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    JAPAN.
    142 2 UNDER TREATY REVISION. The Timet publishes a special article on Japan under the revised treaty with Britain. Tbe article dwells upon the'fact that, from yesterday, Japan has taken her place, as an equal, among civilised Powers. Japanese statesmen are then congratulated upon their achievement of the great task they
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    TEA MARKET.
    153 2 LOW PRICES. Assam and Java teas, with draft allowance, were plentiful at yesterday's sale. Prices ruled below tbe average. A sale of some tea without reserve, and with nodraft allowance, is advertised to be beld on the 24th instant. Blsiwhire in our columns will be found an item
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    147 2 All things considered, the space of completed Pahang trunk road was very good indeed, though a rate of progress I. f 18 miles a year would not impress a stranger- say an American as rapid. Work was Btarted in July, I »ut. at Kuala Kubu, in Selangoi j and, four
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    252 2 Frov today's telegraphic news it seems that Mr. Balfour has promised a day for a debate on South African affairs. He describes it as "essential" to have such a debate, meaning, we presume, that he desire! the country to have full opportunity to judge on the British case. No such
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    8 2 To-day's 4 m/s bank rat* is J Of
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    16 2 On 1 Lira Ah Bin nas gone to jail for I six months for house-breaking j
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    14 2 Phodcci, exchange, and share prices, I and tbe mail list, are on page 4.
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    11 2 Tm population of Tan Tock Seng I hospital numbers seven hundred.
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    13 2 Fur non-attendance to a summons, a man was, this morning, fined twentyfive dollars.
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    16 2 Thi P. A. O. Farmota left Penang at 6 p.m. on Monday, and is due here
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    17 2 A n.iuitu concert at the Tanglin Club has been postponed from the 21st to Friday the 28ib.
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    19 2 Is it w eked to play golf on Sundays '<" This question is being widely discussed thruugbout tbe United States.
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    17 2 Turk drafts on tbe Yokohama Specie Bank were picked up by the police in tbe streets yesterday.
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    19 2 Missus. John Little and Co, Ltd. advertise a large and varied slock of new goods in lueii drapery department.
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    22 2 THI U. 8. Consul General, Dr. R A Moeeley Jr., has now taken up residence at tbe Bishop's House in Stamford Uoad.
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    19 2 Ox Sunday last two deer were bagged by Messrs Hagedorn, Ueijtman, and Smith in the vicinity of Thomson Road
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    21 2 Thi Russian Volunteer fleet steamer I'etcTfhurg, with 1,800 emigrants on board, is due here on Saturday, bound from Odessa for Vladivostock.
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    28 2 Sanctiuji has been accorded by the Burma Government to the purchase of 44 bicycles, at a cost of XO4O, for the use of warden in varioui jaili there.
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    30 2 Thi final tie of the tug of war for the Warren Shield will take place at Tanglin on the 20th at 5 p.m. The General will then present the shield.
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    26 2 A Midical Board will assemble at Fort Canning at noon to-morrow, to examine and report upon the stale of health of Lieutenant-Colonel C. I. Casey, R.A.
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    30 2 A resident at the third mile, Serangoon Road, complains that a load of pine-apple refuse was dumped down on the roadside yesterday and he asks who is to remove it.
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    29 2 It is proposed \.o itart a Zoological Garden in Colombo near the Havelock Race-course by a Limited Company. The capital of the Company will be R7S.UOU in RlOO shares.
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    34 2 The Messageries Maritime! (Vm.r-.ny la building a iteamer, to be named the Panliqut, which will be used for service between Sydney and Noumea. The new service will receive no subvention from the French Government.
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    30 2 The Spanish Government having abandoned the lighthouses at Balabac, in the Philippines, the British Government have represented to the Government of the United States the urgent necessity for their maintenance.
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    VALVE OF A TOOTH.
    27 2 Two Klings have been fined twentyfive dollars each, or a month's imprisonment, for displacing a tooth from the mouth of one Abdul Rahman.
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    THEFT AND ASSAULT.
    59 2 O.s the 10th instant, one Wong Ah Yon? was walking along Tanjong Pagar Road, when Tan Sui snatched ten dollars from him and ran. He was pursued and fell into the hands of P C. 171 whom he assaulted Yesterday, he was sentenced to f.mr months for
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    WHOLESALE POISONING.
    58 2 Five natives, one of whom is apolice111,ui, have been arrested in Kit...-, for datura-poisoning, and other arrests are to follow at various places It Ibelieved that large organised gangs of poisoners have spread throughout the whole province. One roan who confessed told about several murders, and has given
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    SUN INSURANCE CO.
    67 2 The Sun Fire Insurance Company, of which Brinkmann and Company are the agents here, state that, deducting re-insurances, the sums insured with them exceeded X430.00U.00u last year, an increase of X8.000.000 on 1897 The business of the year resulted in .I"]- I!',-1 1 1 being transferred to
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    GOLF AT SARAWAK.
    57 2 The subscribers to the (iolf Links at Kuchingin Sarawak, met on the 27th June, and decided to form themselves into aClub A Committee was appointed to draw up rules The Rajah of Sarawak has take* measures to extend the Lu.ks to give the requisite niue holes course
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    MALAYS INCREASING
    74 2 Dr. Travera, as Registrar of Births and Deaths in Selangor, takes note of a current id. atli.it the Malay race isdying out in the Native States. He thinks that the population returns when care fully considered with relation to balance of sexes, should, at any rate as regards
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    SNATCHING EARRINGS
    85 2 Vetirday afternoon, a woman 1 aamed Wong Ah Su was proceeding llong South Bridge Road in a "rikisha c then a man mined Chu Hai snatched c ler gold ear-rings. She screamed and r .he man bolted but he was closely 1 ollowed. An attempt to run into
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    QUOTATIONS.
    47 2 To-pay'i produce quotation! raine too late for correction on the back pa«* New Benaree opium baa dropped to 1810. Tin has gone up to t7B2fi, ■ambier to 55.42^, and black pepper to fes .17J Rangoon rice has nsen to 11 30, ud Saigon rice to 1147.
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    MUNICIPAL.
    36 2 Thi agenda at tomorrow! ordinary Municipal meeting includes: Hackney carriage registration verandah obstruction, extra demand ivr town cleansing, appointment of town cleansing over•eer, disinfecting apparatus, drain across Collyer Quay, and water sipply to Fort Canning.
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    WHITE HOLES.
    51 2 When Lord Charles Beresford was on the new Japanese torpedo destroyer, newly built in England, he asked a little boy on board what he should do in the event of the vessel sinking The boy, pointing confidently to the lifeuving belts, replied Put one of those white holes
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    OIL FUEL IN SELANGOR.
    76 2 On the Selangor Railway, last year, experiments were conducted with the r-hiiv oil fuel ai substitute for firewood with encouraging results. The use of the oil fuel shows an appreciable saving in the cost of riiniiin, hut the uncertainty of supply at a favourable price deters
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    COFFEE TABLOIDS.
    89 2 A pkocius has been invented and patented at Rio for preparing coflee in tabloids by a system of compression It is argued that not only will there be leu expense in exporting cotfee in this I. inn, but the consumer will be more certain of thus receiving for
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    A HOLT STEAMER AFIRE.
    113 2 0.1 the 18th of last month a serious fire was discovered to be raging in the forehold of the Holt steamer Pyrrhui as she lay in the Toxtetb Dock Liverpool. In the forehold were some 1.71 m bales of cotton. At one time the cargo in
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    BERI-BERI IN THE ASYLUM.
    100 2 Last year, the Selangor lunatics in the Asylum at Singapore were taken back to the Kuala Lumpur Asylum, formerly a gaol, where they arrived stricken with beriberi. Since their admission into the latter, not only have several of their number died from beri-beri, but many new
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    90 2 Thi orders of the day for next Tuesday's Legislative Council include motions by the Colonial Secretary suggesting the establishment of a training college for Malay schoolmasters at Malacca, and of a Governin 1 1 nt 1 t'lfjitioiit! Kxi'haiige in I'enantr. The bills to be dealt with are -first
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    STEAMER ACCIDENT.
    120 2 As a result of the unsatisfactory state of the pilotage ariangemcnts in Colombo harbour, and the difficulty of finding berths for incoming vessels, an accident of a serious nature has occurred to one of thi- M M. Bteameis On the ir 1 arrived; there were no berths vacant
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    THE PEERAGE IN TRADE.
    112 2 Under the heading I'eers and l'eeressel in Business" Harmsworths Magazine gives a list of names and trades of peers and peeresses which would have caused a commotiou if foreseen in aristocratic circles a generation or two ago Thil is the list I-ord Londonderry coal dealer, Marquis
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    THE ASSIZES.
    141 2 <>Mi l.iani, who was put on his trial yesterday on a charge of murdering his wife, was discharged The deceased had evidently come by her death by itratiKiil. uii in. The case was a peculiar one as the question raised was whether the woman committed suicide or whether
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    DALLAS AND MUSGRAVE'S COMPANY.
    50 2 Tmsi is sure to be a lip,. in th. Tow. HM "Charley's Aunt," andDeonllm »mefun. Th.rxwJ.nSTi^'l*, he.»y for the erening T^^*^ i P«irofSr*ctacle.'willu7,"«-I I Thursday nigbt The Silver I? Kriday "The Sign o f th Cross^t'ii? revived ud on Saturday ,I.!^ mjht, Pink Dominoe. will be
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    MUNICIPAL PROSECUTION.
    105 2 Thim were a hundred and eW,,-,. Municipal summons cases on th, l£ Magistrate's file, thi, mornir,, included a case of netlert i small-pox, on. of off in, n 2S? some food for sale, and adulterated milk There wer, cases of overcrowdin, caul. 5* numbers of cattle given "i}
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    FATAL ACCIDENT AT WHARF.
    140 2 AH OrHiIK KILLED. A shociiso fatality occurred o n botri the Japanese mail steamer off the Borneo Wharf, last n,«ht o£ of the hatches had been only n»rttan. placed over the empty hold, when tb, third officer stepped onto it The halt! immediately lilted up and
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    SEVEN HOURS A DAY.
    161 2 M«. Spooner, the Selangor ?uu Engineer, in his report for l-9\ n that the working day in Selangor lor Tamil and Javanese coolies is a short •even hours. It is supposed to be froa 8 a m to 2 p m but in prsctics it means
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    SARAWAK NEWS.
    159 2 TAXATION ON |-im.K»i--..1!.|l The .Stipreme Council of !3srswis met on the 12th June The Rijia informed the rnenit>ers of his irtentioo of putting an extra tax on pepper in consequence of its unusually hirh |.n. c in the market There would be also a small yearly payment as
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    THE REAL MALAY.
    178 2 STAKED BY SMALI.-roI Ik a letter from Jalor. in Sinnm Malaya, Mr. Skeat, now exploring tliere, The country is quiet eii.ri.-li M»nj of the pcupli',' incliidnik' tba Rajal I'" 11 lied from fear of Miiall pox, owiiißtos death from thai disease in a lioiisennr here Many of
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    THEFTS AND BURGLARIES.
    167 2 AMalav named U WO Nat lllaiicali Roa.l. re|«>rti tW his daughter Haps.-i, W f""Jfi absconded on Sunday wilh K» helouciniz to him. A Hukien of .11 H-..1 Qaß a""* 1 seven bags of. v ;;,r*. l lu.-.UtSl*< to" his shop at U lloal Qoay y. -tfr.Uy A
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      490 2 NOTICES. NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY, LD. GLASGOW. Manufacturers of I Dynamite. Oelignite, GfeLitine Dynamite, Blasting Gelatine, Detonators, Safety Fuses, Electric Blasting Apparatus. Tht aim* Fjrpl.Htrr,, laisf all man«firiured m tinat llrj.im, SM made to pa»f the high tbindnrd of mfety and punty tits imposed ly the liriluh to bt of tuptnar
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      804 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. JOHN LIfTLEJCO, LIMITED. DRAPERY DEPARTMENT. This Department is now complete with New Goods and Novelties. Special Delivery of MAIL CARTS AND BASSINETTES. Various Styles. Upholstered Bj Reversible ire dm I uhll.ToP, Wrl^W^^^^ ■'^^^^^r^^^^^JSL^^a^Hssssssssssssssss! Electric, I Mounted m^S^^^^*^^^<^W^^3^^M lyiDB <iwl< BBi^a^ssaßs^sß^^^^^^^^^r^^^^ r\ >-T-*' A rf^^sssa^sss»ssssssssae^^ssssH»^sssssssssssssssssssssssß ■sss^BSO^^ "V' > v^'
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      28 2 THE STRAITS TIMES" HAS < THE LARGEST CIRCULATION J OF ANY NEWSPAPER IN ASIA BRITISH INDIA EXCEPTED NO OTHER EASTERN NEWS- i PAPER HAS SO WIDESPREAD A CIRCULATION. I
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    PENSEES DE FEMME.
    808 3 ..^.miwd to i«tb»t the officer. ftheAu.triancrm.er Saida "Cd <o the l«H«l "tent by the P ,^on. offered by their n.tionml 'T next to th. Strait. Hotel, f'T'thet. short .lay here. ..art S, afternoon, they were to be li W 7 t m n-eat number., bronzed 'Truant consuming
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    PAHANG TRUNK ROAD.
    956 3 HISTORY OF THE UNDERTAKING. M* Spooner, the Slate Engineer of Selangor, in hia report for ISBH, thus d«acribee the progress and completion of the I'ahang Trunk Road On 1 1th July, 1894, work win Martini on the road. By the end of l*t*i it was opened f»r
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    THE LESSON OF THE "MOHEGAN."
    236 3 The lomuf tin- Vabpai lra.l» Mr. John Ilyslop in (bnm'i to naaaM dful pracautkuu Eu tab utW ih.. i (.In. i emoof 11. thai 11..--entire .lirwtion of tbt sbfp^ ruuw -lu.iil.l BO) I. Ml to the cantata aleae bm hhoiild to »h;iml with otli.r ofßeera.
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    BY THE MAIL.
    1130 3 H. M. 8. ENDYMIOJI." H. M 8 Exdymum left Bheernea» on June 20th for the Chin* Station, when she is to relieve the cruiser GrmfUm. On the way down channel Mr. James Cuthbertson, a first-class chief patty officer, fell from the boom of the vessel to the
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    CHESS.
    819 3 COSDVCITP IT lINUI r"*W»." Au chew corrMpondence should be addressed to Kin js Pawn." Problem No. 117 (Campos) ii wind by Q-B sq. Th. Black King at K Xt 6 •boald b« Ukea oat »od the WhiU Kißg pat in iti place. Correct eolations racelTed from L'aiie*. A. O.
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    THE WAXWORK EXHIBITION.
    99 3 Thf exhibition of anatomical waxworks in the Adelphi Hotel Hall, North Bridge Road, will close on Sunday evening next. During the two weeks the exhibition has been open, it has been inspected by large numbers of people. There are to be seen, each in its proper place,
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    BENEFITS OF MONOPOLY.
    129 3 In the report of the Kuala Lumpur Sanitary Board for last year, Mr I> S. Campbell, the chairman, mentions tbat a monopoly of the right to kill cattle and sell beef within town limits was abolished. It was hoped that, by removing this monopoly and suspending the
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    FOOTBALL.
    443 3 s. c. c. <-. :i.>: li co. a. a A rRiiNDLY ganie Between the Club and the 35th Co. of the R. A. was played last night on the Esplanade beforr a good crowd of spectators. It will be remembered that last week the two teams met in the
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    CLEARANCES.
    147 3 tarn vkiili ttm i rtiTtr- ouaui kutisitioi July 17 I ■111 17 Hvo I.eons 17 Ki»ii taf 17 |„,l*ll» 17 Beovenut* 17 llanLa 18 I M..i 18 UUk 18 Farfalla IB i '.An Milan in Bodievtcll 18 Ophir IS a' 11. Mevir 18 Elai 18 L.n.vi-. i 18 Ban
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      537 3 NOTICES. CHINA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COY, LTD. Hut Omci No. 11 C»»to» Roid, Bn.imsui. AS. A. WATTIE, Manager. HECTOR W. SAMPSON, Travelling Repreaenlativ MESSRS. TAN KIM TIAN SONS, Local Agente The Company offers easier terms and better bonuses than any othor Company doing business in the East. A special point
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      733 3 FOR SALE EMPU)TMEM TO LET; AND PERSONALS-I-T t.»i. IS i-enta a line. 2nd and Yd time., lOoantaa line «lh to nth time., I ceaU a line; 7th to 18th times, t rent, a line afterwards, 3 cent* a lin. bat o. charge leu than one dollar. Thn.. a laiwlint aiWertitement,
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      228 3 AKRANUKMKNTS. Tuesday. IHth Jii.y. High Water. I 24 p m. Cup Kootball Tie 8. K C. ft T I'. F. C. Theatricals Charleys Aunt." Town Hall. WlDNISDAY, 19TH Jt'LY. II ifcli Water. 7S a.m. 6;ilpm. KbMmI i •.,i,ii,ii-i. a.ao. [■milt hi* am s. c c Hookn. S. V. A (.iymnaiitim
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    COMMERCIAL.
    392 4 BIKMroU, IfTR JciT, IW9 PRODUCE. (Smttt an eomtttd to noon.) i«mhUr buyera 9 6.40. Copra Bali, rtiv *1O I'unliaQak, 676 uper. Black. buyers ti. Jo WhitM»X> _„«> >ago KlourHarawiU,. B s 10 do Brunei No. 1 SJ7I Pearlßago 4.00 o«ee, Bill, lIS* bull 17 2.V 'olm Patanbang, 16? bun..
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    42 4 r<" P'r ,lr. To-Mobi.ow. Deli Hibf, Malacca Klang M I'tgalnn, Pad.t.u via ports Tambom, SamarntiK via |x>rt8 (iiartg Srng, T Annon via ports brrra, Rourabaya Tak Sang, Fremantle via ports Sultan, Sarawak Vomatrti Macaeear via ports 7>r«<i, Timr. 1 p.m.
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    89 4 F»om Brson :_By the German I'ri W;,.nV».(liironth.. I7tli in»laut uilh <I«U-« lo Ihe Junf. she brings replie. 'n.l Jun™*' 1 h Ch le Bia ll M on KeoxChikai-Bj the M. M.I.S. Syrfwj due on Friumy. Sinf«pore Duf in London Airlred June 9th M M July 3rd July
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    260 4 ARRIVALS Per >. On I'htin from Klanz via gorU--Sjr K t. St.narl. Mi.s Anderson, Mr.. I too, 8. Crompton. an<l ln*iHvtor Rattray. TO AKRIVK. {For S ingaport.) tr M. M. t. hutu.i from Marx-illet. Per M M AMlmlien from Kiimlllm July lrt- Dr. Van Praag. j IVr M.
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      164 4 1 Underlhnh«4dingth.followiD((«bbr»Ti» I von» are tit*(l t r et*»mer th ship it b r"' oe I -Khooner; fit— Y«sS I i." 1 UM-— OnnhoM j Tor Torpedo; H. p. Horaepoirer BritB""«J; V. 8.-Uniled ««>•; Fr.I Freocb U«r. Uffrtuan Dut.— Dutoh Job Jobor* j q. c Genera ar»o
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      TRADING VESSELS &C.
      709 4 fausj Phin. Brit. str. 370 ton 3 C>puiD Jellicoo, leth July From Klang listhjulv lU-., A1« d.p. linn Swm Hong it Co For Klmig, Juth Rds. F.lnr, Hnl. mr. UH tons Capl 11,1>.r trtii July. From lloilo, lothJuli. Sugar' Byme soil Co. For Gibraltar I 8&— WT
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