The Straits Times, 8 August 1899

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    12 1 The Straits Times. KSTAHLISHEI): 1831. SLN(JArORR TUESDAY. AUGUBT S. \m. No. 19.JM11.
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      698 1 STEAMMIIP IOMI'AMKS. jrOICIim.UKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ I n,l,*r contrai't with the N-tli-rland- India 'ioveinntent. Aitnta nt Wnenpen: ***** At-KKcy, latk .1. lUnanau Co., -.'-a. Collter Qi-*t. IITUM Krnm ITl|ll IHI \V ill I., D-.pnl, lie-l for On^ oaa.M. llalavin. Aur ft s,,,iral ..iva. lloolcle.uiAmpT-iKiii. M»..a»«, r Aiut.oin.i. llniida mid Nt-u-liiiiiica. An.'.
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      461 1 C'OMPAIi.MK DK.s MESSAdKRIES v, vki I IMI IE FRANCK. I. 1.1..1.11 111-.V1'1.1.l l.|..»K\K. SjMlArokE Tbe mail aunnivra will leave Siii B »porf MMI M Daten DatPR. NVi'-ir,'-' Aiik'ii-t 6 alrdsnli ,i Aim. 4 1 Ami. in /.-,-..< Sept. I'l 11.:,,,,,.,, Sept. 1 I* Sl ,l« S-p, U The Batafia l.ran-h
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      647 1 INSURANCES. 'PHE LONDON AND LANCASHIRE 1 FIRE IXSIKANCE COMPANY. Capita! «i.!ir,500 I ,i, i ap I'll 512,7!i0 i;.-e r.e Fund H73.i4i The un,lor*iKnerl. Aftents for the Cornpar.,, an- prepnr-,1 to a.cept lire riski at '"koiUSTEAD 4 Co. aMIK CamU TKADEKS IWUIIWII COMPANY, LIMITED. Capital Subtcribed JJ... v..! In I up
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      447 1 NOTICES. lliydl lYllllV Enriched 20 per in quality t0 M IK" Lea; Wilh Cream CVery tlol f^G&^ NOT SWEETENED. Unsweetened l^SiES^ A Perfect Substitute for Fresh Milk. PETER SYSS WONDERFUL SPECIFIC. f |'IIK otilv rciu-.l> lit |.n-N- ill known a- .in IX KALI. I 111 K tn.l I'KHMAX K.N I
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      437 1 "HOTEL URIENTE." MANILA. rriHß public ars Intomudihal tin. Ins I H. .t-i i. i'l'ii'pmvi'.' lothe building, including Xl clric i Ight tbroughoul The premise! an il lall] instructed f..r th- tropics, an.l «-.-t\ attention i. pat- 1 1., il,- comforl and convenience ol guests A tit -t I, itlached lo
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      777 1 TROrBLKSOMB TO THE ARMY During the civil war. as well as in our laiawaf with Ipala, datrrhsja was one of the most troublesome diseases the annr had to contend with. In nun. instance! it bevanie chrome and the old soldier) still sutler from it. Mr. David Taylor of Wind He
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    34 2 Kjtiblibhid: 1831. PBICK It CINTB. *Wl» Time! Sao a year, *r, potljrle 14. BMb lludgel SIS a year, or, port free, $20. A dierluing Rilet tn/iy fe found on tlie fourth }>"]*
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    TUESDAY, 8th AUGUST, 1889. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS THE TRANSVAAL CRISIS.
    79 2 TUESDAY, 8th AUGUST, 1889. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS THE TRANSVAAL CRISIS. Knfn I'KOSFECT. KHCtiEK INVirits COIH9EI. I.WUU>,I, T/A AuijUSl. The Volksraad will take tho despatch from Mr. Chamberlain rr the Transvaal (M instani). Meiinahile, Presi.lent Kiiicer ha« informed Sir Alfred Milner, the Hich Coinmis-ioner of South Africa, that the Transvaal Government is
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    THE CZAR.
    85 2 ABDICATION LIKELY. TUX von u ot MM The I'aris correspondent of the Timn states that tho Czar is desirous oi abdicating in favour of his brother, the irand-Duke Michael, owing to the many bitter disappointments he has undergone. M Delcasii 5 the French Minister for Foreign Aflaire, is
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    CRICKET.
    15 2 CRICKE T. The match between the Australian cloven and Hampshire has resulted in a draw
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    DREYFUSS TRIAL
    14 2 The trial of Dreyfus by court-martial at Itennes opens to-day (7th August)
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    THE TRANSVAAL CRISIS.
    110 2 CHAMIIKM.AIS'S DESPATCH. Mi TKOOP9 MOV til Loivlott, 1U Augutl. Mr. Chamberlain's despatch now under consideration in the Volksraad, after the settlement of the franchise question, to confer with President I Krugcr on other pending matters, including that of arbitration The Munatcr Fusiliers have been ordered to the
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    DREYFUSS TRIAL.
    80 2 KIKST DAYS PROCEEDINGS. The trial of Dreyfus hy court-martial at Rennes has begun. The public present wero tranquil; the leading witnesses on both sides and Dreyfus an well were cheered. The Government Commissioner announced that the examination of the "secret dossier" with closed doors would take up four
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    SUGAR BOUNTIES.
    55 2 FRANCESjHIfiHER SCALE. France has decided to grant the maximum bounty allowed there on Mr. Brodnck, the Inder-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, has stated, in the House of Commons, that he thought it possible, considering the extension now given to the system of countervailing duties,that F'ranee might modify
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    201 2 Ir it satisfactory to note that, in dealing with President Krugcr, Mr Chamberlain adheres to the irreducible minimum laid down by Sir Alfred Mdncr Before anything else we must have the truly resident Outlmider put in a position to cxerci&o in the Transvaal a reasonable amount of political inlluence. After
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    7 2 To-ruv's 4 ms bank rate stands at
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    12 2 H. M. S. LnJymwn !ef» for Hongkong at 10.10 on Sunday morning.
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    13 2 Piodl'ck, exchange, and share prices, and the mail list, are on page 4.
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    12 2 It is advertised that the ftrikaa will resume her usual run to-morrow.
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    19 2 A Gebmas steamer passed through tli.- port lrom east to west at I J :i" p m on Saturday.
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    21 2 Tin P. 4 0. mad «teamer H,*gi! left Colombo at h p. m. on .vi.l is due here ou Friday ailMuoon
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    20 2 A Win general meeting of tue >ii,^.ij..,i.- ui, t.,1 of Commerce is advertised lo be held on Ihe *lsl m-t
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    22 2 This P. Jt O. SVo'ra left Hongkong at 5 p.m. on .Saturday, and is due to arrive here on 1 hursday afternoon
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    19 2 A meetiko of the Church Work Association will be held at Government House, on Alouuay the Ulh, at 12
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    18 2 Mil' M Clemeutson has just shot two ligcro lv ihe VVjiiaad, Souln India, to lue lolal uf seven.
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    23 2 It is reported at Washington that the Sultan ot Sum will receive from the Lulled Slates the subsidy ho lomielly drew tiom &paiu.
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    29 2 The Bibl op ol Saigon has agreed to allow the great bell lv the Cathedral tlicie to be tolled as an alarm on outbreaks of lire in that city
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    27 2 The new parson lor Kuala Lumpur is expected 111 about a week s tune. He is twenty-seven years o! age and a widower. Ills name is Clarke.
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    23 2 Mr Lazarus, the well-known optician of Calcutta, at the Hotel ,i- I'burope, advises that he will only remain in Singapore until Saturday neit.
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    31 2 At thu date of last advices lrom Saigon a prolonged drought had destroyed much ol the growing paudy crop in Cochin-China, li tin haU begun to tail on the -'ml u.-t.uit
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    34 2 Hi mol K in Ceylon naa it that sir Noel Walker, the Lleut.-Govcruur ol Ceylon, will retire in December, and that it would not cause HiyaM U he were succeeded by Sir Frank trwellcnham
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    35 2 The P. a o. homeward mail steamer ufutiutiultt left Hongkong at 2 p. in. on Saturday, and is Hue here at noon on Thursday The mail by the UvommW closes at o'clock on Friday morning.
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    77 2 Tut Auli-Opium Association, deipite repeated ellorls, have tumid it impossible during tlie present se&siou lo obtain an opportunity tor bringing forward a resolution, in the House ot Commons, to express their views. The Washington correspondent uf the Obtmlmi telegraphed on tUo Utll J uly 1 lie eiilistii.ei.is lor the I'nilippli.es
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    FREE FROM PLAGUE.
    23 2 L\roK.MAiioN has Iwcn received othciall) u.al tne tuJl ralea Mala> Slates nave lemovud all leauicllolls against Iree intercuursu wiln reiiang.
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    MUNICIPAL PROSECUTIONS.
    31 2 This morning, me First Magistrate buimnuwa cases tor tl.spoeal. Uuv ol tuuse, lor olfui ing an illegal gratilicalioii ot live dollars to at. Inspector, was poslpuiieU lor a week.
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    THE " JAGUAR."
    40 2 THE JAGUAR." The Brain cruiser AfMr, 500 tons, Captain KlluLeillug, airived from exchanged salutes witli the port.' she cairies 10 guns, has a clew ol li 7 men, and isol I JUKI niifaa nutur Hlwlnanaa tor Macabsat on Monday uext.
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    FOR VLADIVOSTOCK.
    47 2 The British stcamei Rnjnolh called here on Saturday on her way Iroin Emopc to Vladivostock. She carried a full cargo of cement intended for the new formications of Vladivobtock. Thu cenient, which is ltu-siun, was chipped at Will 111 IMM. apoit in the Black Seii
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    THE ATLANTIC RECORD.
    49 2 THE ATLANTIC RECORD. The North German Lloyd steamer Km-t IfittWm dm (,W, has beaten her own record, which is the best held among Atlantic liners. She sailed from Sandy Hook to Cherbourg, .I,IIXI miles, in live days and twenty-one hours, giving an average speed of Iftl knots per hour.
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    INDIAN WEATHER.
    45 2 The almost total absence of rain in Bombay in the month of July, has been unprecedented, lor over half a century. The only record of a similar kind is that for July. 1»:I7, sixty-two years ago The present want of rain is regarded
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    DARUL ADAB FOOTBALL.
    49 2 Oa Sunday afternoon, the Darul Adab C'liili met tin: >ii!.-i|,..i IVranakiii Club in the liret round of the Dual Ailal. Kouthall lap ..rupctition in. I >v,m,-.,-ilv ta t»» fals tu nil Next Sunday, th* HobtmmxUui BaerMtloo Club lui-ct Ih.' Moli.inimeilan Slarlifht Club in the same coinl'uUlio.)
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    MUDER OFF TANJONG KATONG.
    144 2 Aboit 9 o'clock on Sunday morning a Malay named Mat was found floating in a boat by Mr W c Southam at Tanjong Katong. He had (wen badly cut about the body and was sent to Hospital Mat says that at midnight on Saturday his two
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    MAX OVERBOARD.
    48 2 A tonokam. man reported at the Marine Police Station on Saturday that, between 4 :1O and I :K' am on the L'Tlh of last month, a man disappeared from his tongkan,: during I storm off Unirgi It is thought that he fell overboard and was drowned.
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    INTO THE UNKNOWN.
    65 2 The latest traveller who will attempt to penetrate Thibet, the foibiddeli land, is Mr. John Bookwalter, a millionaire, of Springfield, Ohio Ho left for India last month, and by permission ot the Czar will join the Russian eiploring .•ipedition, which will penetrate Thibet Mr. ltookwalter, who is
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    77 2 LEGISLATIVE CO UNCIL. Tiik Legislative Council meet this afternoon, and have a heavy agenda lo get through. In ad.lilion to several question* hy Iff Veniioiit in regard to the Nibong T.1.al and Buklt Meitajam waterMipphes.ther.. is a motion standing in the name of the Colonial Secretary There are three Hills
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    BOATING FATALITIES.
    93 2 A 1 1..» in n twakow man. named Tan Twah Thik was standing on the edge of hisboat alongside the iMs/io.iyesterday, when a rope holding up one of the ports slipped and the port fell on his head and killed him. An inquest was held to-day A Teochew,
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    A GAMBLING CLERK.
    87 2 At the British Consular Court at Bangkok, the other day 11. Guan, wharf clerk to Messrs. Markwal I Co, was sentenced to nine mon.hs' imprisonment for embezzling 1.."i64 ticals from the linn. The prisoner confessed and said that he had gambled away the money which he received
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    COLOMBO HARBOUR.
    129 2 The mooring accoinmodatio:i in Colombo harbour is, says the Timtt <tf Ceyl.m, likely soon to be extended and improved. Ipon the completion of the dredgini; in the harbour there will be t O\S t SIM 8 Urillg during tlie north-east monsoon, instead of two and four res|ieelively, as
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    TO -NIGHT'S CONCERT.
    143 2 TO -NIGHT'S CONCER T. The riiilhannunu' concert in the Town Hall to-night U primarily an otebaatnl entertaiiuiu.nt, and naeW attention has therefore ban paid to the or.h.-tral portion of the utUBTSUUDa On rehearsal lorm the orchestra should do »vll this evening They will play the overture Peter Schmoll (W.l.er), Adajtio
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    THEFTS AND BURGLARIES.
    205 2 A Ikimhkw Oiiinrd Tan lump I, no of IS Circular Koa.l ri-ports that at I j Ut yectenlay whilu he waa counting his :n v his bnth« entered his house and assaulted him and made ull with S.-100. A KUngnuMd M B. Mari.an, a trader uf 876
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    RAUB CRUSHING.
    42 2 A LKBSER KKsii I. A «'*»<*« ">om R»,,,, d August, state* Tfc»KMk M |ofth e l-at.ery y.U.M g^'j*J* taint mUM 11,.' Au,-' n ll cf ruiiilv low. hut it n -»i I, lvl il only one o/ thow flacUwtl r "''«t'i>
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    A CASK OF DISMISSAL.
    124 2 SHARMANr TllKs]*,;,,,. DIBPEXSAKY VERDICT NH THH itrrKM.. Ma Ju.ti« Hymlma,, 1>1W morning, nave judpm.nt in the one rf and Mr Bu, kl.-T the d,1,.,,,|,,, t lorn *j*™* i^p"«« den..- ..f Hie jcvi-r.ii wiiii,-,'^ citin R caw., raUtllulo mutaraadi? imii|,.»i.l liewas.atiMi.ul ih.il lli-p|, m :nl 11.1.1 ii,-
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    PENANG RACES,
    239 2 THK OMMin B*Y. S.tTt KDAV was the rl(aia| .lay g| the Penang race meeting Priot to Ihe races a good deal of rain f, II anil the going w.isasa coiise.|iien. !,mu Ram fell also durinp the r.i. -c.« The rnulu are ;i|. [.ended TV ;^im"l-ii. lup Valua llandi.-ap
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    POLICE NEWS.
    130 2 servant, Bat'jee, this inoniinp, with criminal lirtNi.li oi Iruil in rr-iinlM about a hundrad doUan from Urn l+tli i.f April to tho l.nli »f Ma/ wnnl year. The proMcntM apfM for a poatpooanunl whicfa p»« I till tin- Mih instant. I" and'a Chuiiw l»"l' •!•■■>!". i-harra-il I -i-i.t.-
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    FIRE AT BANGKOK.
    58 2 An axUnaiv. I n on the -Wh July, mil enough at tim 6 two rovd pal."'" lf> in the 'woodc, iwi man The bla* &S& Rutted, but newl) buililin^s on tlu 1 -irr.i r vJeii lire 5|...M.l M ,»«.-l shanl.c- A.lat by:. hea«v I m| firemen to
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      1139 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. CHINA HDTDAL LIFE INBURANCE COY, LTD. IHuOlin XO. 11. <-..«lOX ROAI., SHA-..UUI. \-> A ITITTIB. BTlrMgar HKCIDK W. SAMPSON, Travelliog Reprewutativ i UKS3RS. TAN KIM HAS B SONS. U.al Agents. Ihe Companj „11,-r- aaasw km and l>ett. r bonm than any other Onapay doing I. ,1-in,--. InUx K,st.
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      438 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. ABHUUL <i>r,,ral Meetiu« ol th. MiiKa|,oie rhainWr of Commen-e will l,e held on Monday, ilst August inn at 2.16 |>. m for the purposes stated in Rule No. 14 an.l lor the revision of the Tonnaxe sealo in re«|«Kt of oilealte. ALEX. J. OfNN, Secretary. Mh \,i;,,-t I-'..
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      79 2 M. 8. 8. inuxtal for U» Illrrnl. Itau skmld K. I«SSj cm, „,1. o( li. onl T By th. ■actet <A tWt «md.Uoo. aur MLS 8 in r.iclr.l All •drartiriixoaitncta »i» nbiM to th« trai^iUo. tk.t th. Haw, m*, |K»t T .rt.«.m»nt ™t th. |»|»r pnaa ol bat not uftorMT
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    HIGH CABLE RATES.
    451 3 U'MIMKDI-KIKVAVK India and tie .olonien, HHioM anddepen- taV« Telegraph itjomu a.],ut.iti,.ti ri mi.nt Hi gentle- Um (-hamlwra of tl.r I niled Kingdom with the Chaneellor intra&tad ,-.l U-halfof hi. ,,,,,1 any ,n,,-,,t,.,,, ,,f .'ill tin- vested rights of tinbw, h, l.ut said Hand > u.i.- ai-ctirded a
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    >U.ANi.nl; NEWS
    92 3 >U. ANi.nl; NEWS the in reaaodrjcioi .1 tin .it i- gooddeol of coiujMti•lining buyers of ore. A hineee shop in Market buyingon at oouiderafal; fsthan that quoted bj the 'i ß t'o ■->■■ Ithat ll.e retaining fee of nn.ber- of the Bar liton in the caw ot 1 If \h
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    GERMAN WAR-VESSELS.
    23 3 tuiser ;/-n., of v expected here, I this li'.ontli The i to the cruiser I Ihtooit Binca- indonmehtM •>• Ibe l>r.tr-!.1,i,,,1, i.'metobepaidofl.
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    BY THE MAIL.
    1750 3 NOTES, NEWMNAND COMMENTS TRADE WITH THE KAR EAST. tmmmmm the Board of Trade returns for June, there was in that month a decrease in the export of cotton yarn i and twist to China and the Straits Settlements, but Ja|>an showed a moderate increase. For the six
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    I. L T. C. TOURNAMENT.
    416 3 Till: twenty. eighth tournament of the 1.i.1i,-' I.awn T. nnis Club commences Orchard It. .ad Th trants have been drawn to play as follows Mr-. aakaaaM an.l Mr> Hare. Mrs. Colendg.- and Mi- llamtscli Mrs. Lovcll and Mb f. Qaan, i.yes. The Winner pla>« the
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    LATEST BY WIRE.
    1225 3 LoHitm, MM Ai art from the necessary signing of documents, the Peace Conference at the I Hague has concluded its sittings The the results of the Conference, which eiceed anticipation, espec ally in the direction of arbitration and humanising war. Remarkable international corI dialities prevailed throughout the
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    CRICKET.
    699 3 A cricket match was commenced on the Esplanade on Friday afternoon and United Services' i'md t'lJe S 0 C. The Luited Services batted first and knocked up 45 runs, to which the K. C. 0. replied with I^9 For the Club, Kerr took 6 wi.kcts for Ii runs, and
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    TO ARRIVE.
    34 3 IVr s. S'iild ilmrn from 1. 0n. i0n Mr. •nd Mrs. Prince, Mc«rs. I). Owen, Krv. S. Mrs. \V. Elton. Miss K. Clarkto'n. Mix K. 11. Eime., and Mr. W. A, Elwo.
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      980 3 NOTICES. .OVKUNMKNT NOTIFICATION TFNDFR.S will b< rn-eivr.l >t Ihe Colonial Hecn-tjwjr'* Office, up to noon of the i;th August. IK«>. for the following Civil Mom, 1 Krection of Matron's vjuarters. New Civil Pr,,on Plans an.l Specifications may b« seen, and printed forms of tender' with all particular, obtained at the
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      620 3 Hill SAI.K; KMIM-OYMENT TO LIT; AND I'KKSOXAUS Isttimi. -'...i'. a line; 2nd and Jrrt times, In.. mus a line; ilh to tltk tiixss, cents a line; 7th to l>lh timea. 1 oeata a line; afterwards. 3 ,nti a line bet ao 1 charge U»m than on- dollar. Thus, a («r*v.
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      228 3 AKI;\N(IK.MKN IS TCHDAV. !iTII Al..tsr High Water 11:.':. p m Pliilbannonic t'oncert Town Hall 0 S. C. C. Football. Wkiisoi.av, 9th At c.trr High Water 0.4 and 11 .Up m. Land Sale Tek Chyc M» Lnadßalo. Powell ■>■.*> Thirsday, 10th AtotsT High Water O.'tO pm P. A O homeward mail,
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    ARRIVALS.
    333 4 5 VME.fXjM j s ctnuM r Bum. autumn JtlO. lih :.n-rl,.u Brit Mr. 1213 jWebb Amoj Jdl] MMC > Alk g«u I' f'-»>'l»l« fir. iMiu H,,,u.-rs Manila .hilv 1- i1..,,.i,,ul an, l Co .lr. IL'.-B l,.,ikn> Swnlow J.ily iiithii.. an.l Co ■.''•■>■ -ir. Miillan .\v,,r,,.»i.k.liily .l: s, moils an.l
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