The Straits Times, 24 August 1899

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    12 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY. AUGUST 24. 1899. No. 19.918.
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      668 1 ovriNT I IMIrtP Jl'st! I.IM.THi) A««m. STKASSHH* COMPANIES. 1J Ortict, Oou.ii* <Jr»T. Oil NAVIGATION (tIMPANY. »?"Ti MmiuOut, f'Vpt?' 81.1.WM. V r <) l T1IOCT > fh MAX. LINE. Ho TS" D i' «i i /w"."o»o Sot. i'lt, «.Tllenl K-caramnlmtioa for lir.:!»"l numl#r of pMWD^WI. (8p«cl»l nW !..r Kt.rop*.) v n
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      761 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. ■J£O"NINKLIJKE PAEETVAART MAATBCHAPPIJ I'nder contract with lbs Netherlands India Government. _4g?fl^ Smyqport BBIP Ao«CT, L.T» J. DaMDRU tC«,M, CoUTRR (}UiT. Steamer From Eipectea Will be Despatched for On I'em aYr Lyn. B'massin. Anf 13. B'masslni l'ul.u L»ut, Balik-Papaa Moearadjawa. Cotei, Berouw Vid Boelongan. aiu SS Bromrer. Deli. 23.
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      336 1 BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. LIMITED. TO PENANO, RANGOON, CALCUTTA Oneof the Company's .teamen ielatraded to leave Tanjong Pagar Wharf every week. Paaeenecn and Cargo booked by the abore staanera at through rate, to all ports in India and Ceylon alas to Bast African Porta, Mauritius, and London. TO MANILA,
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      620 1 NOTICES. Gold Medals. Paris, 1878": 1889. JOSEPH lILiOTfS Of Hichett Quality, and Having RFil Qreatost Durability are Therefore Ist L■ CHEAPEBT. L II 0 a. th. la, 13 INSURANCES. T lll l,i2 I 0N ASD LANCASHIRE 1 FIRK INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital «,1!J7,M0 Paid np Capital siia 760 Reaerre Fund 97j
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      523 1 INSCRAXCES. CANTON INSURANCE OFFICE UNITED. Capital fubicrlbed ta.«»,oon. Amount paid up (UO.OOO. SeMrvafund 1,160.000. Hrad Orvtca, HowAßoiie. Th. tuider»i,ro»l. having bnai appointed A«.nt. of th. ahove I'ompui j. an prepared to aooept Marine Ki.r. at current rate.. I Bonn is annually paid to .11 ontribnton «f bwia«u whether dianbolans or
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      259 1 Ideal Milk &&&£>^ Enriched 20 per in quality t0 cent, with Cream. every other l\&tf? STERILIZEDi®^^> NOT SWEETENED. Unswocto 6d .ciaairNTsgjjJ A Perfect Substitute for Fresh Milk. BAGKAIX HII-LEB «6, 1,Vi.,»« Road. HAVE ON lIAND:Electric Fans, Ceiling and Table. 40, SO, «0, SO, lISJ, 1 10, and ISO Volts. Designed
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      417 1 KIXXKY RKOS. KAMOis (ItiAKKTIIX Straiglit Cut 73 ceiil» Svrcet CalHjral SO per tin of fifty Obtainal.le from M..V..ISTKI! 1 Co J. MOTION CO. WATCIIMAKKKS. fBWBLLKRg, (M'TICIANS. REPAIRS PROMI'TI.Y EXECUTED. mtnrtn Foik OMM Hkam) SCOTCH WHISKEY, A« supplied ,o H.K.H. the IVince ol Wales UKINKMAXN t CO., I1" Sole Agents for
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      819 1 TROTTBLESOME TO THE ARMY. Daring the civ, I war. as well as In o«r late war with Spain, diarrhir* was one. *f the moat lroul.|,--.>i,ie diseases ihe srnvf kad to contend with In many Instance* It became chronic «nd the old soldien still ■utar Irom it. Mi I Taylor ol
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    STRAITS TIMES
    34 2 Established: 1831. PRICE 16 CENTS •Mb Timu: tio.i year, or, jml $M. Straits Bwlgtt »18 a yrar, or, pott free, %10. AJrertUing It,des may I* fauntl on tht fourth p 1 /f
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    THURSDAY, 24th AUGUST,1899. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS
    145 2 THURSDAY, 24th AUGUST,1899. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS THK TRANSVAAL UISIS. NO KSI'LY FROM KKCuEK. KKESI! MgTCßalt London, iMM Augutl. Telegraphic despatches from Pretoria say that President Kriiger'B deunitirc reply to Mr. Chamberlain's despatch urging* joint enquiry into the Transvaal franchise schemes has not yet been sent The President has only sent a
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    CRICKET.
    13 2 The Australian eleven have beaten Middlesex by an innings and M runs.
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    THE TRANSVAAL.
    443 2 Tni! tentative summary of the Traiiivaal's new proposals will very probably li-: found to be inaccurate in so far as concerns the last paragraph. The Boers, it is asserted, are going to give a .piiiiquennitl franchise, with one-liftu representation ill the First Volksraad, l.ut they are prepared tv
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    16 2 Uuv Mitchell ».ll ha "at Home- on WwsnwMßf next, tl.c Wtß lod at I 41 pm
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    34 2 Tin: Consul-general for the Xetheilands will he "at Home at CM Hall, on Thursday, the:llst inst .at 4 30 p m in honour of the birthday of II M the y.ieen of t!i. Netherlands
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    59 2 a Qtmntmni Oa.ciu finaniilinaij has been laauad notifying that, owing to ill. outbreiik of bubonic plague at Aiuoy, naaaii ton there will l>e qoanntinad here That is very sad We want BDnChinOM labour for Malayan t,,,--mlnini and wa Bod ditliculty in usting it hanortad Truly, plafua in ludavrlovi an. li
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    5 2 To-DAII 4ms hank rate is2,orV
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    13 2 PsonvcE, exchange and share pricei, and the mail li<t, are on page 4.
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    9 2 Thm homeward mail closes at six o'clock to-morrow morning.
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    19 2 „.n Chua Yong was, yesterday, fined fifty dollars or six weeks for bringing five unstamped letters into the Colony.
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    18 2 The Strait) Bulgtt was published today. At 5 pm. a H\tdqet supplement will be issued for the homeward
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    27 2 It is advertised that Mr. H 1. Chope has been aiipointed agent of the P. O S. 5. Co., here in place of Mr. A. M. Marshall.
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    23 2 Thb United States Consul-General advertises that he will remove his office on Saturday next tv Rallies quay, instead of Robinson Quay as previously
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    36 2 Mll Ju-ti.-c Law w is 1 little better on Monday last but there was small chance, in the opinion of the Pmang Uuzettt, of His Honour being able to attend court within a foituight's t me.
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    27 2 Ma. Lcdeganck, the Belgian Consulgeneral at Bangkok, leaves lor Euro; by the fanwaanlH tomorrow. He g.ws to take up the position of Belgian Minister at Buenos Ayres.
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    33 2 Thk report of the Hongkong Hotel Company lor Ihe tirst six months of this year shows a profit of over *ui'.< "■>' on working account. The directors recommend a dividend of six per cent.
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    32 2 Ilia tenth anniversary meeting of the Chinese Christian Associaiun will be held at the Prinsep .Street Chapel on Friday, at ■> p 111. Owing to limited accommodation, admission will be by ticket only
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    36 2 Sinhor bah Correa da Silva, the ne> Consiiltieiieral for Portugal 111 .-iun arrived at Bangkok on the Ib'th install' Though resident in Bangkok, the Portu gueseColisuMieneral to Siam is ale Consul-! 'eneral to the Straits Setllf
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    49 2 I'm: lirst OBM of a foreigner being tried by a Japanese Court under tbe new treaties is that of liobert Miller. an American, charged with the murder of tl persons at Yokohama. The tr. ii .'l'fii, ''ii the Ttl) iii-i.tn' Iii eeedings wire going, on at the date of
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    ON GOVERNMENT LAND.
    46 2 Yhs:n.:.j'. two Clunalnei. were prosecuted by the Land Ollice for removing stones from Coveriiment land at Sungei Kranjei on Tuesday last The stones were valued at a hundred and twenty dollars. The defendants were lined a hundred dollars each, in default three months.
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    SIAMESE LEXICOGRAPHY.
    62 2 Tin Bar. S J. Smith, a missionary at Bangkok, is reported by the Bhm Okafroer to be now engaged in the compiling and printing ol a comprehensive Anglo Siamese dictionary. The work will be dedicate,! to tlie King and Queen ot mum. and will consist of three or
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    A FRENCH JOURNALIST.
    65 2 M I, Jammes, tlu. Manager of the t'ourrier de S>ii<jna, died suddenly al that city on the l.'lth instant He had ...mo out to the Colony in 1-51 as professor to a Government College He left the tiovermneiit service in l 3,»», and distinguished himself afterwards as
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    REPRISALS.
    80 2 U -March last, David Brisk, the proprietor of the Australian Hotel, was charged with selling malt liquor il 1..--premises In April, he was liv. -I twenty dollars for this He appealed nuahad! He now proaaeata Tan Cheah Heap San for instituting a criminal proceedinc against him, and giving false
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    TYPHOONS.
    71 2 A nvni typhoon aoOUfiad at Kobe anthaltth inatant. The pier, bund, etc, have been much damaged The steau.er Argyll was utr.inl. I broadside on. The An. .tli.r typhoon caused great destruction of property aibon and all. .at at Koo. -how. early this,,, nith, including the' law' lii'ill- are knovwi'
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    CALCUTTA BOTANIC GARDEN.
    119 2 Tnt rep,.it 011 the Band Botanic liardeu at I'.il.utla fur 1-H.VUU notes that in ...nil. vli. .ll will, the question of rubber and guttap, r.ha sampl, s of the milky juice nl upaciat of Solrrorylu.t belonging to the natural lamilv .S«i,oMm were sent for exainin.ition to Profaaaoi
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    SEQUEL TO A SUICIDE.
    135 2 In the Supreme Court today. before Mr llyi.du.an Jones Mr K.N-k made a rather unusual application. An er tndition warrant wai granted a few weeks ago against Kncli l.is.. r. 0« man .lew, who had been made a bankru] t and had absconded 1. 1 ,1,
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    ATTEMPTED THEFT.
    89 2 YrarlWMV afternoon, a bullock-cart long Pagar wharf, when Yap Huen and Tan Ping eonimencrd operations on one of the boxes with a chisel with a view to opening it. They were aeen by Sergeant Stanley, and captured. There was a third man in the alTair. hut he managedto
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    BEATING A SERVANT.
    123 2 On the Ist inst Boa (iiian, a Chinese clerk, was, in the British Court, at Bangkok, sentenced to nine months* imprisonment forstealiug 1,664 ticals, the property of his employers, Messrs. A Markwald and Co It came out that the prisoner had been beaten by Mr Moller. of
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    POPULAR MR. HUTTENBACH.
    162 2 Mrssßs. Iluttenb.ich Liebert and Co. gave the Penang residents a pic-nic trip to Taiping via Port Weld inasteain-hoat, the I on the second day of the races there (lath instant). The cruise proved to be a thorough success, eighty guests takhv part A tic leaflet, given by
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    THE DREYFUS CASE.
    144 2 11 avis PMa, 11/* .\<><juft. Ar Bennas.aa the Court was about to sit, a badly dressed person, about twenty years of age, shot M I Ami in the back and escaped Labori is expected to be laid up for about a week Excitement prevailed at the outset
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    POLO.
    137 2 Tne Kxecutive of the I'olol'lub liuto arranged a handicap tournament which should prove very attractive both to players and spectators. Each tie will consist of two rounds of 1" minutes each, the bell to be rung immediately time is up, when play will cease due match will be played
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    THE DEGREE OF WICKEDNESS.
    178 2 BvnTOn knows, says the r Tlmm. that the average Protestant is conspicuously lacking in the sensed humour: and the tact has seldom been more strikingly iUuatraUd than in 11 recent letter to a I'lotestant contemporary in which Ihe writer complains that an altar Croat and candlesticks
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    A WILL DISPUTE.
    225 2 Ha. Justice Ilyndman-Jones yesterday further heardlha action to set aside the will of Mahomed ll.ilun Sir He ..I 7 Uppar Chin Chaw street, who appointed his nephew Sultan Khan Sur.ite of Singapore and Jaffa! Khan Surate of I'.ulaii.-. Sumatra, the executors of all will. Iladjee ratlin..:,. Baliln's
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    THE JOHORE RAILWAY.
    294 2 «OMtroi!,T S h |n Tim |mW,c have a v m >f whore th, nc &2S W* run but U,«-luvr, -im.'TiVff'l" hill as to when- th,' ii „t «II l 0"» i as to where the stun...,, f ™'',^r' vi '''S com hv'' l'.'.'*i fmer S" and th_
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    HUSBAND AND WIFE.
    133 2 Tuts mo 1 ninj, Hairy ftlmiliManwi baton Mr 1! 1n. ,,n m anna It 1 summon, is-u.,1 by In- w,te. Soak* The defendant said he was willinc to maintain li.r The complainant ...i.l that tk-.i-M. dant told her to leave lu< house H th« SMJt ultimo, and
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    THE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
    169 2 Thk Coiuniitle. of Uh KaMjaa rhilharniomc Society hay. ■and home for a quantity of an atari music, and a sub oiiiiinli..- bat ton appointed to ialecl the piacei law> isalr.a.lvavcrvlart, lil r.ry ef .1,.,™! music orvariedVh.lra.ler.: with ll» addition,! this new 111, isi. the clionl library will
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    THE TOWN HALL.
    74 2 The tallowing letter, publication, ii In .".iii" 1 1 alrea.U pabllahed conw|io ki*bct 1 V flam I Municipal Com. Singapore tSni HalCreut Im. in lime f. lad to i»l Municipal C iationen Im *S pi br. inb,!,':;,...'....!,- of the followins > Si:: ill mem be »o mfcrnw
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      492 2 NOTICES. SIDEROSTHEN" PAINT. an avbflolutaly •".nti-rnrTOMVe paint for ffiONjLSD STKI'L X I BT-PK EVKNT IV K «t->nt Imalu.l.l- for Ships, Machinery, ISricttf-. etc.. Bta, Ont. irallon will .over ,1 1| 1 square twt. I'm. 1 !->.'> per drum of I cwt. A ealiudld r.|. rl i .1-1 r ived from
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      1517 2 NOTICES. CHINA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COY-, LTD. iik»i. Oenea So. W, Citron Baan, shaiuhai. \s A WVHIE Manager. HKCTOR W. UltlW, Travellmg lt.;presentatiTe MKSSKS. TAN KIM TIAN SONS, Local Agents. The Company offers easier terms and better bonuses than any other Company ""a -i.e."d S |"int"is'u'i"i,le of prompt payment of
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      736 2 LATEST ADVERTISKMFAT& j i V A O. S. N. COY. I 1 MR If I. I'lice hat been appointed by the Directors to act as tbis Com- I isnv's Agent in S,ngai>or.-, from this date, nil further notice. A. M MARSHALL. Acting Agent. Singapore, I'ltb August, l«w. it! S COMI'AXIA
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      25 2 THE STRAITS TIMES" HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION j OF ANY NEWSPAPER IX ASIA BRITISH LNDIA EXCEPTED NO OTHER EASTERN NEWSPAPER HAS SO WIDESPREAD A CIRCULATION.
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    THREE PICTURES OF SINGAPORE.
    928 3 THREE PICTURES OF SINGAPORE. 1 1. |U, IK.9, ISW. Mai) n vi S.iiiare,«»KillleeB.iuare, 1 in j*,WM where all the t.1,:,n» had their office. ml Tl.ea.wer. very dilfcr,nt from "hat r waß riihli.- thoroiighf.re Bosch Koad, I uUding m the tarn on ra t right down to the sea „,d« haw
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    " BOYS " FOR LONDON.
    99 3 BOYS FOR LONDON. An advertiser in the Timu, who finds it "impossible to obtain domestic servants" in London, asks fifty other householders who find themselves with him in forming an agency to import Chinese servants to fill the want The lomlon lrtter is not sure that the flooding of London
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    HOME CYCLING.
    861 3 HOME CYCLING /■>..'■.,„. J-r/, July. weak has been Ike aanoauMewjeal of the ■naaaa.lon of H.o Surrey Bicycle club. I In- Mul, is one of the oMsat in Knglaod, and its annual meetings were famous long Iwfore Cords esl.tlili-lieil himself in favour s- tin- popular iilol of the people. The trouble
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    PAHANG NEWS.
    633 3 (/•'rom our Comrpondtnt Kuala l.ipn, I -(It Avgtut. PUBLIC WORKS. Mr Stokoe. the Head of the V. W. D., haa gone to Pekan and Kuantan on hit lint visit to those places- At Pekan, he will have a lot to do, the chief works to be atarted there
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    THE PHILIPPINES.
    303 3 <>n the 10th instant General Otis issued an urdcr closing all the ports of the islands except those held hy the American troops. Thus iuter-island trade is again crippled The new order is the result of close observation of tho eiperimental opening of the ports tame weeks ago.
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    A PHILIPPINE CO.
    162 3 Tlir. liriu of Wain, r, Barnes, ami Co i- i1 1 n i r i i i as t liuuU'd CompUV b] I.inkl.iit r iiixl Co., with a capital of iIOO.OOO in 410 shut* Tit* ol>jtvt is to ;iii|iiirc I lie l>ti>ini'M if a^.iit^. siiiplr.'krm. au.l t
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    NEWS FROM THE NORTH
    637 3 LACXCH-BVILDIHG. Thm« is said to be a roost extraordinary activity in the boatbuilding eatablishments in Hongkong and the neighbouring ports. The number of launches in course of construction is to enormous that there is every prospect of a glut in the market The demand for launches
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    FAR EAST FRENCH SQUADRON.
    98 3 Lan French Far Eastern squadron for UK"' will he the PaMnaisse.ua Hat-Chan cruiser). }tm Bmt, IVaiwi, Uetenrln, and llK>irin (cruisci!-), l.it.n. Surprise, IKmlir, and /.,-Ur (gunboats). A Kcar-Admira! will command the Cochin China division which will lie Composed of Ihe. following vessels ltrny«i;, A,)<i,; lUtottrllr, fimMaafl.
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    HONKONG JUBILEE MEMORIAL.
    113 3 Tin: Hongkong Diamond Jubilee Memorial, take the form of a 110-pnal and a road round the island The hande of a Committee The other day the Committee met It was decided that the plan- for the Hospital, aaubmitted by Messrs. Palmer and Turner, he accepted and that
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    "JAPS" AS MATCH – MARKETS.
    155 3 "JAPS" AS MATCH MARKETS. Annum to Iba tali rtatiitin „lt:i;nal.!.'. tla-ro »ro m -JOO match factorial in Japan an.l th.) Durobat of i;ross of matihes in iniifa.lur. ,1 for vximul ainonrta tt,000,000. v( an .-tiinati'.l ralua of «^oo,ooo yen. The imnilvr. „f vorkpaople in the various fa.torits arc ostimatoil at
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    HOME NOTES.
    850 3 made forbidding the throwing of rice and slippers at weddings. The enait- ment has been pis-- I because, many I person* have been blinded or otherwise in Carolina, a negro student of divinity siasm orTer',.Ju"'t'h!s n ini r promp'tu (>ive us all pure hearts; give us an In
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    LADIES' TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    127 3 IHRUW I PLAY. <ii*>iii.i\.-iiii'. atfaa .1. liuiin aonashad to hTn Sair ">lr- 1..,t.ii baal Hn Cotaridaa, Tboraia no play to-day, mod II inday, owiaj to th.' eompatition for the ll.m'i.leJ M AUinaoAgolfprii*. The concluding fames ..f the tournament have bam lix.'.l. FKII'AV I.AIHK»' Ii.UHI.K9 (IISAI. Hlaaflunn andlllM
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    CHESS.
    460 3 «HIPr<T» 1Y I1XO» PAWS." noil no» of rrobl.'m No 154 (tihqui.t) if t^ B A VoTTTvt nolut iofin roof iT*d frotr OMM^ A O 8 ail! Aqunriut. I'RoRI KM NO ll'.i, BY PHIMP 11 WII.LIAMi white 15 hecm. lute to piny »'i i matt* in two wove*. thai the
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    S.V.A. CROPS ORDERS.
    80 3 S. V. A. CROPS ORDERS. OanKaxv Uflcer for ihe enaalng week fnpt. c. .1. Uavlea; Orderly Bergeaal for tl wulng week, Hargl n I. Frost. During tli.- absen..' of dipt F. C. Mug h-loti l>r P. Fonlie. M 11. s> ttill S.I as Ho.,. .ran Surgeon lo Ibe Dm liuiincis
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      22 3 ►is£t^i>H I H I *tt nfl lats-f 1 Bracing:! t Refreshing! Invieoratine! Condy's Fluid The cllect is magical. All Substitulea are Inferior.
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      574 3 JOB-PRIMING. All the tja. in H... Wressi Hani Otaal is new. an.l Hi.- jiit.-priuting ile|wirtment i» arrnngetl to ilo work .|tii,kly an.l well There is a spo. lal .lepaitment (or book binJing an.l pa|»>r-riiliiig. THF. "SI KM I- I IMl> OFFICK. (J. OTOMUNK CO. Have just n'eoivt'd ji now sliipinont
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      630 3 KOK SAI.K: i:\in.OY.\lENT TO LaTT; AND PDdOXAIA i-TTiuK, Meeabi a Mai •-■n.i ami v« tin,.-- MseWiaa lino;«hto«lh I, met, A cent- a line; 7tt, to IM!i times. .1 ,-ent« lire; afterward*. cent* a line; hat a* Has advert iftemrnt, clo«« Bet. in tbit typa, .an 1,.- in«'itr.l .Ilim.'.tor |l (V.
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      186 3 AKIIAMifc.MKNTS High Water 6.11 pm Singapore Golf Club Play l.r Mr. Allinson's prize li A sports. Bhdtan Mati. P V A Gymnasium Class I\i I!, ill, -I, ul- B h"..IC tit- Town 11,11 c KI.II.AV. An.r-i High Wuler. O.gia.m Ul4 pm. P. ,v (> homeward mail cloeea 6 ..n Rile)
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      89 3 WKATHKR RKrORT :«v reriau HofMI, gM Au,i. IKW Kun Sp.m.Kpm. K»a>li>. Bar. W R-Jl W KOH m 173 Temp. WO *7.0 t»l' 4 WT. irihTher SOJ 790 77 0 IHr.ofWin K. SK SK f Mai. Tamp w 1 Hin 75.0 S Mai. in hui, 14" ii Toit. ml ■Hl.f, ~m
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    COMMERCIAL.
    445 4 pipoAFOu. -4Tit Arovn, Itw. PRODUCE. (Balm mn timM U> liambier t «J*l Copra Bali 0-00. do rontianak. B.SO. Pepper, Black. »>«♦ do Whit«,(BX) 41.30 Bago flour Sarawak, 8.10. Jo Brun«i No. 1 J.37J ToarlSago 4.00. Co9«e, Bali, IS* basil Itl.lij CoSeo Palambang, 16% basis.. IMi Oolaa, Llbwlao, No. I
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    73 4 TO-MojtEnw. Kurope via ports Parramatta 6 an. I Ml Caiupaiy. ■Jpni. MalavaA Klang Bainrirr, 3 pm. via parti tt. l'«k (W 3pm ItilHton A 1'lianak II trkatt Hi* 4 pm 1'aleml.ans Opliir. 4 p.m. Fremwitlo via ports s,,ladm. i p.m. D.li via porn 4 p.m. llllBll, IVnatig p.m.
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
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