The Straits Times, 22 July 1899

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    12 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY. JULY 2& 1899. No. 19,801.
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      484 1 -HI BOBH«OCOMF1KT. LIMITED I fwCS 1 1 mi 1 .mpanj. STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. I »ri' S, ('OU.I»» Vi "i*. ABfnulU, Ai.M. Kurrt, v (k > .1: 1 nuiDUi. v«»n PiTHorra, >S i. Ijmhoii. /w-a> Oiwia. a',',£ U I I^m^d.l Autjc -I ■KTIBMEPIATB IHI.MI MHVK t :,nt accommodation lor ji JarjUHISMtM Aug.
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      729 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES, rnuiiun paketvaart maatschapfu l!nder contract with the Netherlands India Oorernment. A,,mt, al Singaport: f HIP Atnn, UTa J. lluniiu A Co.. S-3. CoLLTia QtJIT. Steamer From Expected Will be Despatched foT On It, Ilatana. .lulyL.'. Batavia.Cheri!.on.Be^iianuig Sourabaya. July M. U.G.Jacob Sourauaya .July 21. Soural.aya, MacasMr, Amlmina Bauda, M..
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      278 1 |»RITISH INDIA HTEAM NAVIUAI) TION COMPANY. LIMITED. TO PENANG. RANGOON. CALCUTTA I I >ne o( the Company's st«ainer» it i nlaniltd to leave Tanjong I'mi.-ir Wharf n wok l'ii»«i>iiKiT» and Cargo iwoked I y the port* Id India and Orion, also to Eait African Porta. Mauritius. »vii London. TO MANILA.
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      594 1 INSURANCES. 'HHE LONDON AMI MM\-l!)l;t L FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital £2 127 800 Paid up Capital JIJ.7M) Reserve Fund 973^46 Tb« undersigned. Agents for tbe Company, are prepared to accept fire risks at urrrnl rates of premium. ROUSTEAD 4 Co. 'I'HK CHIJA TRAOBRK i\M las I 1 COMPANY. LIMITED. Capital
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      520 1 INSURANCES. TRANSATLANTIC FILE INSI SAUCE CO., OF HAMBURG. NORTH OKRMAN FIRE INSURANCE CO., IHMIU l;.; HAMBURG-BREMEN FIRK INSURANCE CO., HAMRUKU. 'pHE undersigned. Agents of the auore 1 coropv -r? prepared toaccept fire ri«ks i.. en. PUTTFAKCKEN A Co SOUTH BRITISH FIRE AND MAKINi: I Insurance Company. lll.h i'l-'in.in'i' effected on
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      346 1 NOTICES. CHINA MUM LIFK INSURANCE OOY, LTD. Hun O.Fira So It r,<i,» Kmn. mi,«,:i,i AB. A. WATTIK. Manager. HE(T(IK W swil-nN l,irelliiig Kepre«entaliv mmm tax kirn ham >v suns, i .1 a**.* The Company offprs easier torm« nnd hett.r hsMOnM than any other OonaMn doing l.v.in.-< ,11 H.eKiM A «i*.ial
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      314 1 X RARE FUKNOH "and ENGLISH WORKS, /x ••ty vh]iu»l-1<- rival*-,., It^tion 'MM I I'-.-f.!*;.- i.-\ I fas. I x PAJm KINNKY BROS. FAMOUS Mi. W.I- I Xl; I O» I'lil.Ml- AMERICA! H mils per Hi MOAUBTKB 4 <<>. i \IAKIK MDIARD IM> KOIHiEK -'I MttDUUX. llnn.ly 1 foTOjno QunlilLjftmtUf >.
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      803 1 IS I TCRKJHT Mmmmmi From SyUan Valley New.. Brerard, N. C It may be a question sthatkaf !h liter ol a ni'w.)>a|ier lim the nclit to paldicle* recommend any of the Tariou. proprietary nie.iieioesohi.-h "00.l the market. yet as a preventirc <jl »ul!.Tin« we feel it a'.Uily te say a
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    STRAITS TIMES
    34 2 KrriBLlJHEn: 1831. PRICE 15 CKNTB. StraiU Time*: t.Hla year, or, pott fret •34. StraiU Ihtdget SI a year, or, pott fret, 120. Adi trtinng Hatet may be fount! on the fourth page.
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    SATURDAY, 22ND JULY, 1899. PLAGUE AT PENANG.
    126 2 SATURDAY, 22ND JULY, 1899. PLAGUE AT PENANG. Tbi following telegram was received from r.T..in_- yesterday No case ol plague one death RKUTER'S TB LEO RAMS BRITISH NAVY. MR. GOBCHE>n3 VIXWB. DOTiICI, HOT RITAUT LoAion.i2ndJ.ly Mr. Ooachcn, the First Lord of tin Admiralty, in (peaking on the Xava Estimates, said that
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    THE TRANSVAAL CRISIS.
    40 2 ADEQUATE REFORM NEEDFII.. The Timnwyt that thegOutUnden may rely upon it that ;no amendment! to the Transvaal Franchise Bill will t.i acceptable to the British Government unless they are immediately girei appreciable representation in the Yolks raad.
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    TROOPS FOR MANILA.
    24 2 CAVALKV ON THE WAY. President Mi-Kinley lias declared hi« intention of .ending eiftht troopi of cavalry and a regiment of rough
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    13 2 Prodick, exchange, and ttlmre prices and the mail liet, are on page 4.
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    10 2 Messrs Robinson and Co. advertis* lawn mowers and tennis requisites.
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    14 2 Tub value ol the gold received ir. Singapore from I'ahang, last year, was *)IS,OUU-
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    15 2 The only iliange in to-Jay'a uhare quotations is that Bcdjang Übonn have risen to fcOO.
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    21 2 ArcnoN sales of ple.lgeJ goods are advertised to he held at tlie Chid i'uliue Office, commencing on the i -r prox.
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    23 2 H. K the Governor paid a visit to H. 11. tho Sultan of Tringganu at "Sultana Gate," Kamjiong Warn, shortly after noon to-day
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    23 2 Tux firnttie in the Daru! A.1.i1. football Cup competition takes place at Jalan i» tiim evening, the beina Old Kalllesians and Halllei \.ctorious
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    28 2 Two Macao boys in the employ of Rev. Father Victal wcru.this morning, ordered a whipping for stealing by means of a false key, the sumofSlO from a trunk.
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    31 2 Mai .Salleh was brought before Mr. Bruckman this morning, for further hearing of the charge of murder on the jHrYflflllll, with a view to eitradition The case was postponed till Monday
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    30 2 Thi Russian Volunteer Fleet steamer I'alerrfmrg, Captain Lakmatofl', arrived from Odessa this murning, rm ,le for Vladivostok. She has 22 cabin passengers and 1,721 emigrants on board Sim leaves to-morroir
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    34 2 OMM to rain, the inspection of [lie King's Own by Majorlicueral Dicltson did not take place at Tanelin as originally Cued The battalion |..nj.lr.| this morning instead and was inspected by the Gcueral oilicer
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    47 2 Thb second game in the ft C. cricket tournament between the ft C 0 and the ft V. A., which Mi to ha*i been played on the Esplanade yesterday afternoon, did not come oO'on account of the rain. The match will commence at I o'clock this afternoon
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    46 2 To-day 6 exchango and produce ijuotations .uu. too Lite for correction on the hack page. The 4 ms bank rate stands at OJ lin lias risen to Ml Sarawak siipo Hour lias dropped to *l 0.5 Rangoon and S^iani vke linve fallen respectively, to >!.^' and J1.'.l
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    29 2 living at Kauipong l\i Jinp had a dispute and onu of them, named Tan All long, The wounded man' has U-en M;nt to Hospital and his asmilant hu been
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    19 2 ClubaiiJtlicSinpieuiv H.vreationriub, ■f the treacherous state of t lie ground, I wins to the heavy rain during the d.iy
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    STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
    71 2 At 10 am yesterday, some Kling coolie« were working in a swamp near Keppel itoad when a thunderstorm came on. They all ran away, but returned at about half past one o'clock and found one of their comrades lying dead. He had been struck by lightniug. He
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    A CONSTABLE FINED.
    77 2 U.v the 2nd inst P. C 44S >v driving through Buggis Street when he heard a dispute in abilliard room. He manager and a player for alleged fighting. These men were locked up and released by the Inspector on the following morning. The manager summoned the two
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    jPOLICE PARADE.
    92 2 j POLICE PARADE. Tut general parade of the Siupapore Police contingent was held at Scpo> Lines at 8:tO this morning. At the conclusion of the parade, Lieut-Colonel I'ennelather presented P. C. No. 84, Hassan, with the Royal Humanefociety'a medal. Some time ago Hassan plunged from Coleman Bridge into the river,
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    FATAL CYCLING ACCIDENT.
    86 2 M B. Mukteiro, the Eurasian who met with a serious accident while cycling round the Knplanarie the other evening, died at the (ieneral Hospital at 4 5."> p.m. yesterday. An iniiuest was held to-day. Mohauied Issahak, the driver of the dogcart which ran into Monteiro, has been
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    METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT
    162 2 The meteorological report of the Straits Settlements fur ISKS, presents little thai is striking or anomalous. Its interest lies chiclly in the material which it aflbnls for comparison with observations of previons yearw. At Singapore, the highest atmospheric i.i.— „<■ ».i« 30JH7 inches and tlw lowest,29 Til inches.
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    STRAITS COIN AND BULLION.
    182 2 I The imports of coin and bullion t I the Colony during last year, as fur a I I -t'i'iii to a-.-i-rt iiuifii, were valueil ,i I "Jo million doll.Trj*, an increase of ovc 1 over L'T^ih mitliuns, a decrease o j nearly Kj millions. British
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    A MACAO LOTTERY.
    148 2 Tan morning, the further hearing 01 the alleged charge of being connected with a Macao lottery, brought against Chu Ching Luan, J Kllison, and I Elvis was resumed by Mr Howari I Superintendent Cuscaden conducted the prosecution; Mr. fcaMt l|pi MM J^KuhSf^Elfi. nd Mr Father C. Viital
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    THE TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT.
    194 2 ANSI AL REPORT. 'I'M report on the TeUgraph IJeparl-forty-threc (iomiraenl telephone m at Singapore. On the 16lh August ISS9 a contract was entered into for a' term' of 10 years with the Oriental Telephone Company to maintain the Government poles, lines, instruments, etc- in uso the Governor
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    ON THE VERANDAH.
    1127 2 At I expected, the prosecution of 3itbop Tugwell for libellin| the rummunity of the <i.«l<i Coatt it at an snd before, to to speak, it had begun It v difficult to libel a whole commimt> in tuch a way at to give a caute faction It it
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    ROUND THE WORLD.
    54 2 named j n «M n ßr», I< r" erday "lviii v,.,t the prin™S "uiel"'.. 1 1111 .■art. of the J«m, iinie i|uittin K 1',... Afrk-., North 3 gSuTj*** huro|j«, Asia, iVnirj 'i* n he will lecture on Uk «W Mnf travel over tl,. o(l traveller 1, a
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    ATTEMPTED POISONING.
    83 2 ceremony ,h, 1,,,.,,,,,., her to In, pkn si,,, .j and her parent, MppooS he, husband ■Mlljld to the PMaJrf Clnnne who adv^,,l bin to uSTta aartassSSSs fourteen days' ■impl |.riwnm™TtJ attempting to eommil suicide. refused to go to her hmbaml UstniKht. fhua li.-.kKng. the g, r r, mother,
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    THE MARINE DEPARTMENT.
    153 2 B-ear. *Im I.i (hi- Main] h< Marina Dragrtaai of 9 raised »HO^7B in rntrm lir.lfW in leu? Tlie mtl tftol mrdunl nak|« rans|«)rt», ami yachts ul ill timdatanddapuudttaatti mR Dm jmi m |O,OU ni tfiMJUt ratp«ctiv«lj !,mpa dwrwt ii'- nmb, bat v Hen i"!.- I'lj.- t.iiin.ic.' "f
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    (1) CHINA COAST TALES.
    204 2 Mewiis Kelly ..,,,1 \V.,|.!,. bmilil publish a third volume umlrr the lill< ■■fc'hinii Omtt T..1.--paper-houni) bm»k of s.imr i-uly pisr*. well printt-.l on food i-jp«r, and n issued from the Orm'i Biappon printing "iln r Foul lil.- I lid llnehm km previously bean pal I 1h-
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    "THE SIGN OF THE CROSS."
    36 2 Tur BOMffcl inn I tin- (>,.--■ w.l- |iT«I ll I j; last night l-,!,i- I Urn Dallu-Muagi j pie'e |ir "l I] Itinyapor i I martyri'il M.-i. I.i vkiaa <l uvoiyMM I
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      507 2 WUIIUIBi NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY, LU, GLASGOW. Manufacturers of: Dynamite, Gelignite, Gelatine Dynamite, Blasting Gelatine, Detonators, Safety Fuses, w fclertrir Blasting Apparatus. The almr ■phataaL tmng all manu fjLrlurrd in ttrrat Ilntuin are nuute I pau Ike high tlnnnani of tafetu an. purity Ma impW In, the llrili,, Moivmvu-,,1, nn-iarc, Ukwjat,
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      581 2 LATEST AIMKKTISEMEMS. TOWN HALL. TOIfKIHT! TO-MGIIT! MESSRS. DALLAS AND MISGRAVFB DRAMATIC OUMPANY, The celebrated Criterion comedy "PINK DOMINOES" Sp.tial Announcement. H.in.lin. J.ilj X«lh. LAST NIQHT OF THE SEASON. Compliroeotary li.netii tendered to Mr. Henry Dallas on which occaaion will b» i 1 (by tpecial request) "CHARLEYS AUNT," to be followed
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      657 2 LATKSr ADVERTISEMENTS. ROBINSOiT&^Cbr :(o): Just Unpacked. TENNIS RACKETS. TENNIS BALLS. TENNIS SHOES. THE "SPECIAL THE CHAMPION" "STRAITS" All Rackets specially made for the Tropics. AYRES CHAMPIONSHIPTENNIS BALLS. I'eunis Shoes in Brown or White Canvas and White Buckskin. White Buckskin Tennis Boots. MOWERS. W^l|3| MB-5O ?20. ROBINSON A. CO_ PARA RUBBEK
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      54 2 K.S.S.tM»d«ifo.t».Kl~u.7W.,.bo«ul, Hut m^bt «b.r»». b« tin tbM tk. Mti»nr ut 1a.,, tin ■ilmlin.i.l <nt of th> m»r i. of pr~. of HM, bit .jt ofuut tku fair dan imli aoatk. THE "STRAITS TIMES" HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY NEWSPAPER L\ ASIA BRITISH INDIA EXCEITED NO OTHER EASTERN NEWSPAPER HAS
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    TRADE OF THE COLONY.
    844 3 REPORT FOR ltw. H«AVY INCREASE h i, npori on the trade of the Colon; 1-:.- has just been published ■fabai already in May last deall «ith tlw fiß ures M P re ent 1 >' ,i,« ouarterly trade returns. Th< rf ga,e trade of the Colony,
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    LITERARY NOTES.
    1165 3 Means J. M. Dent and Co will shortly publiih an English edition of Dr. Hor»t Kohl's "Guide through Bismarck's Reflections and Reminiscences, winch includes a great deal of matter not hitherto published. The volume will contain a photogravure of I he last portrait of the great Chancellor by
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    NETHERLANDS INDIA.
    491 3 ACHEES In A h- ■ii. the Governor-General steadily movei along the east coast, and duperies tho bands of fanatics dispute his progress. These n:»n are mountaineers, utterly ignorant of the power of the breach-loaders and field-artillery they have to face. Blunderbusses and muzzle-loaders are the best Erearms they
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    GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.
    283 3 Till! Italian Government km declared Ills) |IUsl« 111 I In IHnlHllttllMWla: 111 111 111 twill mill plague, ami tin' BMHOW prescribed by the Venice Convention mil be applied to arrivals from those |K>rts in Italy. Information having MB received lh.it bubonic plague, eiistl in Egypt it is declared
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    WOMAN'S DRESS.
    1052 3 How few people among us understand the art of choosing and blending colours, or even shades of the same colour That subtle art of suggestiveness which harmonises a petticoat with a blouse, a hat with a parasol, or gives a sudden unexpected note of vividness to some demure
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    CAPE TO CAIRO.
    95 3 Two miles a day is the average late at which the Cape to Caiio telegraph line is lieing constructed. It does not the difficulties which ban to b* over M Think of what it MUM to transport |x>les and wires and all other material hundreds of miles
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    THE TIN TRADE.
    138 3 Tix imported into the Colony in i -y-am-'.n.ted to 34i,b00 piculs, and ore to 088,000 piculs w>ich. if taken at 72%, would produce 423,000 piculß of tin. The exports oi tin amounted to 766,000 piculs. This shews an increased export of 14,000 piculs, but a decrease compared
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    PENANG IN 1898.
    166 3 TKK ADMIH1STRAT10S Mlnlir The Penang administration report for 1898 has been issued The revenue increased by t±l»JM9 over 1897. The figures for the two years are 1897 •1,425,421; 18»8 $1.(153,767. The expenditure, exclusive of Crown Agents accounts, shows an increase of *1 10,954 uvar that for 1
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    TO-MORROW'S CHURCH SERVICES.
    211 3 (KIUIITH SINDAV AVTKR TKIXITT) CHURCH OK KN(iI.ANI) 7 a. m. Matins. T.3U a 111., Choral Celebration. 4 p in Children's Sen ice. 6JO p. m., Evensong. Bt. Matthew'm <'HrK.-n. KnCelrbration. Kven-ong. Bp. m. ROMAN CATHOLIC Oi— ll Hao* Isimis— VICTOIIIA STRttT AMI RIISS BIBSA li.xi ti.:«)» m.
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    CLEARANCES.
    119 3 1)»ii Vwm/ii Nui 1'... FLAulllx. emu. I'lL-IINAtH.X uly 91 Afri.li •I Olaan] H Kudat ■SJ Sappho JJ 11.. Ijnmg ■JJ Hul-v QUDBltook a .■ai,,»r H l.» Srvnr -.1 Bmid Knral H Nridk i-j U I'onUaimL lint ftr (lol.hnt »tr Btim lior sir Bm* Brit Mr 1 iim.r Mr K..
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      13 3 Bracing! Refreshing! Invigorating! Condy's Fluid The effect is magical. All Substitutes are irvfarlor.
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      718 3 I NOTICES. .NOTICE r PHE proprietor of the Ch.let beg. I 1 unounothtl he In prewired to »erv dinner, or special dl.he. either at Ib Chmlet, Suß-H Orchard Road, or »l pnv»t retidencea. He i. alto prepared to ente into contracts (or catering. A first-cla« French cook hat been engaged
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      488 3 NOTICES. XORRIS AND M.U'DOrOALL \KiH I IEtTS AND SI'KVEYOKS >»:MHuin'iBTun. llnusi; RBDDtNH. I 1 HnUi Hnuu from T»l«n I on. -a Vy Katal« n.«y be obtained at lh« livery >ta!.l.'» of !l~n Italian, and Knan. Lambert, at per cartload. |1.60 rah BUY MALACCA TEA. Good, Cur.-, Palatable, and Chop. Ind.rtl,,.
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      659 3 FOR SALE; EMPLOYMENT TO LET; AND I'KK.SOXALB ;In Tim, locente line; Sod ud trd liitiK.. 10 cents a line 41b to (Ith limn, t wnta a line; 7th to 18th timra, 3 eente afterwards, 2 rentu a line; lull ao i-hart* Icm than on* dollar. Thus, a tkr/tU*t ».l-r rtiwnirnt.
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      240 3 AKKAKUKMKNTS High Water. 927 p.m. I'hilharmonic Orchestra. ,V Han, l Ad.il. Kootball 8. C U. Cricket. I. O. G. T. Temperance Club. 7.:». Theatricals. I'ink Dominoes." Town Hall. 9 SINDAV, JillßDjlLY. High Water. 10.54 am. In H p.m. hth > ,ii, lay after Trinity Full Moon. 438 am Hic>ele lUce.
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    COMMERCIAL.
    447 4 Duunu, saxo Jvlv. 18W. PRODUCE. r"r?o(M on eorrecltd to nom.) :>— h'er buyer! &42J. Copra Bail, 6 10. do Pontianak, B S«n 1 >/er. 1. k l.uyen &.JA. do Wbit«,(oj;).: Sa^o Flour i^arawa* 8.10. do Brunei No. 1 SJ7| Fkarl Sago 4.00. Coffee, Bali.lV baait 17.J.V uaw f».fini«iiii. 15?.
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    105 4 To-IUv. y.r.lr. Tim,. Pmna 3 pm Bangkok (Mk, 3 J..ra KI'iiik via purth S,p,,h,,, 4 pm KetutMrU 4," n Muntok A l^bitng A'u'.u. 4 p in -v. .it. m vin port W,iV«il.l. 4 p'm' kJET: 4pm ili'u. i vi :i |.ort« k $>iw, RK.ni IN* l OiSS, lpm
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    82 4 Wttm Kißopi :-By the M. 51. HbJona, Mm briaai rapliaa to the m&iU which lef Singapore on the due"'? SondaT" 7 bC U rm >r > Juw.>th M. M July :|r.| June |i.ih P. A <>. J'ulv litli IUMOrd M M. July ITth .lunrJTth X.D 1.. Juiv
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    152 4 n i r hiii'mmh tt_ l MM, I. Qaldar, J. IMIf an.l A. J. from lVnanj; Mr. A ci. ill, nip. on, M. --rH. Martin, Rev. Itro. Maurk-e Ml .r Mi i.v Mr- lv.llii.-k. M. I! K A. Ap.nr. Ml lU--. t. (i. Mv- -la. :,u I I.
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      154 4 Undrr tbiih«adln«tha following abbreriai;q.—turque; >eh .oh.«iner; Yet.— T»-ht Cru— Cruiser Übt— (iunlioat Tor Torpedo H. p. Hone-power Brit Britmb U. rt. l*nit«.i su*.c«l Fr French Oer.— airman Uut.— Duuh Joh.— Jobore Ac^ (J. c— O^nerai •arjto dp.— <)«:« Muenpn: U.—Uncerl»m: f. P. W.-TanjOM Tagar Wharf; T. r1
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      TRADING VESSELS &C.
      776 4 I Auirtu sun Xoo» or TnrnkMT. AUtia. Got. sir 3,312 toj-.. Capt Knutti till JulT From Ham'. urn. I'.'th .Inn. <i.. It M.yranl Co. F..r Hongkong I AmKrnl.Tinl M.r. Iik torn. Cap-. Maduoi SSndJuly. From T. Adhii. Imli Julr. ud \M p. »'n Bio A Co. Fur
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      352 4 Xtunr, port, prttbaklr da!- «rnr«i. kuw Ataka, riurnp,.. P .,i Canal i I maim. I. i-.. 1. Aag«; M vu.init. H'.'KL.mt. la ,1 r!tlla.irat H'.ong. July ;7 An i:.y.m. ll July M; B M Colombo, Auc II; P. .1(1 Beam ihr, July SI I i. r.tii Bath, BaUvti,
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      ARRIVALS.
      110 4 VimiL'iNiMi .t row. Ciruia Fun *urn Ki.. wll >■< Fly 21 *entoe -'1 N..r.lb»vet ;l 'sri n II fjdWT i Vao, II v Laoog ur, 21 Gjenfoll Brit str. J.iOi .ln.k-on Urarpo I »tr ji-.i; Xaii.T Uslcntto Jul? l>.in s tr. tIH Olt*n Iliincl."!; July 1 l>ul Mr. N.,,.,1,,ii
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      237 4 NOTICES. SLEEP FOR SKIN-TORTURED DADITC pAdlco And rest f<rr tired mothers in a warm bath with (Yti'tra Soap, and a sinu'lo anointing with Citi<tra (ointment;, jmrot M emollients and greatest of skin cures. This treatment will afford instant reli>'f, and point to a qieedy eon of the awit torturing, disfiguring,
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