The Straits Times, 4 September 1899

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    12 1 The Straits Times ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORE MONDAY. SEPTEMBER I. \m. No. 19.9*77.
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      551 1 -OMP4HT l.lMlrt* lW»'- k ™> •".l^laSaaaTci liar I) ,),riCB,COU.YBBIICAY. f r ■■aatm."-'— ..a"t»L» '"v'J^V'p'^Ol'Ti.,' Bi.ii"'"- 1 i i,oa iunl I aditig issue.) for Ptrtian HOMBWABD. OTTWSBD. 1(M1 .sail kaaaa sopi. /,,,,,,,.l Sept. Ii 1 1, t h i trUMii >i 5 uj r-j-iwiT- 1 o* 20 H^WABt,. Ha*. rb.ubav Sept.
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      796 1 STE.\MSHIP COMPANIES. ITONINKI.UKE PAKF.TVAART M AATSCHA PPI J Under contract with the Netherlands India Government. Agtntaat Singaporf: SHIP Acbbct, UTB J. Dabkdbl. A Co., 3-4, CoLLTKB QCAT. Steamer From Expected Will be Despatched for On J'i),<i>a BaUvia. Aug .in. Batavia. fhcribon. Samarnng, Sourabaya, M cassar. Amboina, Banda and NewGuinea. Sept
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      723 1 CiD.MI'AIiNIK DKs MKSSAGERIES. M \KI 1 !MKS DE rRANCE. Tbe mail steamers will leave Singapore on or about the undermentioned dates. OtJTWABO. HOMBWABD. ]-w. I- 1 Dates Dates. I f:. Warn. s, P t II Any claim for damaged goods landed here "from the M. M. steamers must be made
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      669 1 INSURANCES. 'PHK LONDON AND LANCASHIRE 1 FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital fc.'.U.T.SOO Paid up Capital 2 1 L'.T.'si Reserve Fund !it:i,-ji.-, Tbe undersigned, Agent, for the Company, are prepared to accept fire risks at I current rate, of premium. BoI'sTK.M) Co. I rK CHtXA TRADERS ISSCKANCF COMPANY, I.I MITKH c.pit«l Subscribed
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      569 1 INSURANCES. TRANSATLANTIC FIT.E INSIUANCK CO.. OF HAMBURG. NORTH GERMAN FIRE INSI'RANCF. CO., HAMBURG. HAMBURG-BREMEN FIRE INSURANCE CO., HAMBURG. THE undersign.- I. Agents of the alwve companies, are preiiared to accept fire risks at current rales. PUTTFARCKEN 4 Co. NKW YOKK Un IXSIHAM K<U The Oldest Internal. -nl Life Insurance Company
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      406 1 NOTICES. CHINA MUTUAL UFE INSURANCE COY, LTD. as. a. wattie. Manager. HEcroß w'. vm ps'on. TiaialHag a^raaaaaaaria mna tan kirn tiax sons, urn ttani The Company oiler- easier terms and Matt K.mi-es than any othrt Company doing I M-iii. -s in the bat A s|K-cial point is made of anaaat
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      748 1 A WONDERFUL CURK. Of PlAKK'll.r* HaMaaaaal viroima uniTon Had Amost Given Up, but W.a Brought a.'k to rrrfoet Healtn by i*in*' lain'a Co Id, Cholera and ni'ir him It, niady From the Tunes. Hill-tnle, Vi 1 -ntlereil with ,rr 1i for .1 lon£ t line .1,1 laWajht I "nivisl beinjj
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE. DEATH.
    21 2 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE. DEATH. Umu>T.-(.>n the 2nd insl. al 189, Ore-hard Koad, Claea I.ovisa, youngvst d.-.ighlcr ol Mrs It Lambert, aged 24.
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    STRAITS TIMES
    33 2 Kstablubid: 1831. PRICK IS CENTS SlraiU JVm« I *W,i y«ir, or, potlfrt; *M. BMb Hiulgel *18 a year, or, fort fret, 120. Adierluing K,de> m/ry It /omul on the fourth page.
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    MONDAY, 4TH SEPT., 1899. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
    285 2 MONDAY, 4TH SEPT., 1899. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. THK TKANSYAAL. KfKTHKR rAKLEYING. London, All. Seplemlrr. The despatches from the British Colonial Oltice to the Transvaal, now published, confirm what had been already cabled as to the drift of the diplomatic parleying. MR CIIAMBKKI.AIXS roINTS. Mr. Chamberlains despatch, dated the 28th August, reminds
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    96 2 We publish to-day a letter aldresscd to the Permanent Memorial Committee in which the fin sly that they do not see their way to buy the Old Town Hall That lettter, we understand, was sent to the Permanent Memorial Committee on Saturday and the Committee on the same day decided
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    9 2 Tu-hav's i m shank rate is 1 1 1
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    14 2 I' t, exchange, and share prices. and the mail list, are on page 4.
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    15 2 Thk dredger Itoroi, 257 tons," from (•ruentH't, is now un Iht way to I'ort Arthur
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    14 2 A IL 111 islltHr notice regarding the story called "The Governor's Wife" is advertised.
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    15 2 Ki'i.m a ol Chinese paupers have been fjund in Japan Stieet and Tanjong I'agar Koad.
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    19 2 An Auction sale of gold mining land. at Hauh, is advertised to he held there on the llith proximo.
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    16 2 Among the passengers arrived by the M M Urn on Sunday morning Has Madame Vm Bran.lt
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    19 2 ll is sui,.d that the HUm will demand Sr.iKXMKXi f,.r the release of the Spanish prisoners in their hands
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    22 2 KiriKK.v tons of ore are said to have been sent from the gold mines of Batu Bersaunli to he 'rushed in Australia.
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    17 2 Ar 1 the magistrates are sentencing olil ollenders to be Hogged 111 Hildltion to tlleir bem^ illlpri^.)ne.l.
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    20 2 The I. O steamer Htmgm M Hombay on Saturday morning:, and if dw lure OB Tuesday Morning the 1-tli ust.
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    24 2 The I*lll ll jlinhrm fllimi—l from Toulon is now on her way to S a i K on. The 'iini.-mir, i',i«.io tons |TOM, carries
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    24 2 At Italik l'ulau i» hM| I IN consumed »iit)-tlirce ;ill i[. houses M Tuesday last. The damage, done is estimated at ten thoutaud dullars.
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    11 2 Tbk Russian dredger I'erri left for Port Arthur about noon yesterday.
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    25 2 By October 22nd next, there will be ♦6,000 American soldiers in or en nute to the Philippines. They will all arrive before the dry season.
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    30 2 Tiikkk were no cases of plague at Hongkong on the 2«th August and no deaths from the disease That is the second consecutive day that has shown a clean bill.
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    22 2 Orr of eight appeals against Magistrates' decisions heard by Mr Justice Hyii.lman J.ui.'s at Penaiic. on Wednesday last, six convictions were upheld.
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    29 2 Wwtiso of the Australian horse trade, the Bomh'iu Qazette says there can be no doubt that Australian horses, especially for draught purposes, are steadily growing in favour in India.
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    36 2 A cask of smallpox has been notified at Orchard Koad, and a Kling who »i. found between the 7th and Mb milestones on Bukit Timah Road, was also found to be suffering from the same disease
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    38 2 Ir is reported that the use of electricity as an illuminant has become quite general in the larger mills in llencal. and in a few workshops attached to them but as a motive power it is little used.
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    34 2 Run agents in London and Hamburg are endeavouring to induce the underwriters of insurance on vessels, which have been captured by Americans, in the Philippines to submit claims for damages against the I'nited .States
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    45 2 The mail despatched from Singapore to London, via Marseilles, on the 4th August was delivered on the :ll st v It imo. The mail despatched from Singapore to London, vb Brindni, on the I lth August, is expected to be delivered on the 4th instant.
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    LATERITE.
    18 2 Us Saturday, a Chinaman was lined a hundred dollars, in default, three (Government land at Tanjong Karang
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    PIRATES BEHEADED.
    35 2 hn, men nail to have been concerned in a piracy committed on the Portuguese steamer IWfaf on the West Itiver, having been convicted 25th August taken from jail at Canton and I, headed.
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    JAMES CLARKE.
    43 2 This morning, James Clarke was before Mr Howard on the charge of cheating in respect often dollars, the property of one Urn Kco Wall. The defendant asked lor a postponement and applied for bail. The case will be heard on Wednesday
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    FOOTBALL.
    45 2 i>s Sunday afternoon, the Straits National Football Club (Chinese) met the Darul Adah Association (Malays) in the lii-t game of the second round of the Darul Adab Football Cup. Tim game ended in an easy win lor the Chinese by two goals to nil.
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    INDIFFERENCE
    47 2 ESNiBDAV evenini:, a horse lietonging to Mr Abranis fell near the Hotel de IKuroiK.-. The syce was helpless, and a large number of persons in the verandah of the hotel looked on inditi'erently Inspector Sullivan happened to drive up, an.l he speedily put matters to rights.
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    THE ASSIZES.
    40 2 The tilth criminal assues for m. current year commences its session! 1 the calendar, involving thirty iwrsons The charges are, one of rape, one ol gang robbery, six of h.iuse breaking, eight of theft, one of house trespass
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    PENANG SUPERSTITION.
    53 2 I'enang, on Wednesday last, a coolie loosening a largo rock was killed by the latter falling upon him Superstitious people in the neighlnnirhood say that the spirit of the quarry IWIIllstJ the death of one. man every year. It is alleged that every year :i man is killed
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    MARINE POLICE.
    72 2 Iv-J"K> mi: liranapm h tpj .:i,:. <1 to the policr .liar K e of the port This will r»*lit vc the et'iitr;il division of soniß of its heavy work This is a move in the right direction, but it will not avail much unless the efficiency of the
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    WRONGFUL SEIZURE.
    62 2 In the Supreme Court, this in. Tiling, the Chief Justice gave judgment in the action brought by Chop Hop What* against Suprainanan Chetty. I'laintilV claimed damages for the alleged wrongful seizure ol property in 10, Hong Un IJnay, and the boat lip 117,./.'/ Judgment was given for vi;...
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    BREACH OF TRUST.
    65 2 Tlll.i morning Isaac de Silv.i, alias [•OOf Hainy wa« brought before Mr. Howard for itlMill binli i.f trust in respect of jewellery valued at S4,lK< the property of Mahomed Cassnmbin Shaik Mahomed, jeweller, No. !> High Street. Mr. Van CwlmMf| wkad l.>r a postponement and applied for
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    A TRANSFER.
    86 2 ToWKAI Qm Haw sometime, ago received the opium farm contract at Pulo .Siantan and Yemaya, in the Rhio Archipelago, for mi years, mi payment of S-I.ikki yearly. Ho paid in advance. The contract htj now been transferred to the Sultan of Lin K gi I'nder the terms of
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    DEATH OF MR. DEV VICQ
    1051 2 KILLED WHILST HOKSE RIDINU. Simiai-.-kk w.n shocked to-day at hearing that Mr. de Vicq, the m«ih likod CoiniilG.-iuT.il her* for the Netherlands, had met with a fatal accident this morning on the Bukit Titnah ftoad Tim fatality occurred whilst Mr. de Vieu^ was out riding
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    THE QUEEN'S MEMORIAL.
    255 2 the i.e.iai. Nam, OUTI.IMOFTM: THE (iOVKRNMKxt \y,,v, nu rows hall"* 1 (Uonrmmiit (o In, Culoni.,l s. To tho Secretary, sir;-?'r n s^":;r;!,':r'"r. your letter „f 11,, that the ref,,,al >r,|,,. ffijS p»y the aatyßOO loci 'r 11 to t .omimttee to i-any U ut tlw i. theSl-Ju.uwi
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    THE "TEMELONG" ALLOTMENT.
    277 2 THE "TEMELONG" ALLOTMENT. hie ALLomnr made us SAT! KIIAY It it understood that the shares d the Tcmelong Hydrauhe I ;i, Minim Company, Limited, were .!ii[lft.lT allotted on Saturday alteriKwn, i few hours allrr the lisa .l.wJ The desire to mak. the ilkn—l at the earliest nmiiMl in mt nil
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    MALACCA TEA.
    63 2 The I Mbp bi.. of special new tea-making ma. I by Messrs Marshall A S.n- i.;,i..ugh, 1...- M.-is i„, ii an.l I'eralta.iftl..- M.1., I factory, at llukit Tunaal tta J* chinei'y. wWoh coil »boul V Iwn ordered owing 1., tli. of meeling the in. tea-uu- > ■■<"*<« orders
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    TROUBLE AT HANKOW.
    38 2 KM reaebed" Hia^l, August, thai, at Haoko« I having interfered »ul, M. Math D.V Cat fencing an*" property on the n i eoncesMon the U I ler from horn/, landed Volunteers at Hankow ha- > IW
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    THE FAMINE IN BOMBAY.
    22 2 AuiUV UWT" I" Food grams .ill b. pui required bj Ih. completion «t code during thela-lf.miiiie. iron I
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    CAPTAIN GOTTLIEB.
    16 2 —M J under the h«ad.ng >■ note your e..rres|...n I.- I ■■inn tl T* l
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      547 2 NOTICES. NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY, Ll). ULASQOW. M.nulHur.T. ol Dynamite, Gelignite, OuLitme Dynamite, Blasting Uelatine, Detonators, Safety Fuses, Mm, iu Blasling Apparatus. I ,ill M» .i nm JZ to pott thr ,t.tn.t,,r.l „,f,hi anil purify t'ttn impvnl liy the hnhrh tifiTnmrnl,inul urr, Ihrrrfi>rr,ri>«ir<n t t*,'l „,,,/ily ,lttnglh li. ant, ■■ll.',- ajknd
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      826 2 NOTICES. Cash Clearance Sale. Great "Relictions in all ROBINSON CO. will offer l'orsae on Monday, tin- -Itli of September, and following days their surplus stork of drapery, outlittinir. and other goods, at I Riaatlj ndureil prices for cash, and would call special attention tuM.ii'u- of tin- lending lines mentioned Mow,
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      616 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. WANTED 11 IN XX for prospecting work in Dutch A Borneo. Good salary and good IUMriiIiTARi.E borne for a single l_y gentleman. Apply st Zetland House Arri.-nun Street. a. c. Bot'RDEAI'X CLARET. LA GOI'TTE DOR" vN s'il.- ini-n-1.'.. or in bottle*, by the \J dozen. AWo, Cliampngne. I
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      89 2 U. S. MmM for ta. StnO, Tim*l lko«M b« >Ti«t» on cm ..J. of It. p~« nl,. Bj tk. awlMt d Ot ooodiu™. BaaTH.S.B. «n nteeud IkU Ukt Mtarmx h, psbliibtd. all *InrlWac<>°>tncti an rakUrt u> tk. raxii. boa tkM Uk Huv.r Usn tk. «<liiillm ill o«t of tk. fMfwr
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    AMATEUR THEATRICAS.
    633 3 ilrical performance were whole of the Hall full and the audience was it was large Just i k Sir Charles and Lady r 1 ;;rr^ b aS,\ „i:,.. ,n.isi.-il absurdity The crafed |*ople are '.."jiri,,,,.! tragedies which „|,,.1,-w orld toadmir- an.l the writing.; in „il completes the .i
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    LATEST BY WIRE.
    1671 3 London, 13//, Aug^t Doctor Leyds has been instructed by the Transvaal Gorernrnent to proceed to Lisbon immediately in order to lodge a rigorous protest against the detention at Delafoaßayof a largeconsignmentof ammunition, destined forthe Transvaal, on Iward the steamer RiieMng. A second consignment is due at Delagoa
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    "IN THE EVENT OF SWAR"
    207 3 TKANSPOKT AllliAV.t "-It 1" The Wmim C.u^tte says, with regard to the despaich of the tirst contingent of troops from India to the ("ape in case of war with the Transvaal, that beyond two transports of the Hoyal Indian I Marine -the Cliie and the
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    BY IDE MAIL
    127 3 M. lieiiuvi!, the French Minister al Bangkok, was a panei gcr by the French mail for Baton, On hi» arrival in Bangkok. M DaSaßtt i» to continue the Mgotiatiou bafna in Paris List winter for the settlement of the different n» tions i<endmg between France anil Siani
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    BERRY AND OAKS.
    103 3 The entries for licit year s Dam) and daks show at American-bred horses for the former and Ul for the latter Lord William Beresford has contributed Miami them' 'lie is being talked of as the best two-year-old colt in Kngland it pi. -nit. and has already won
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    BY THE MAIL.
    579 3 50TE8, NEWS, AND COMMENTS. LI AMI UN LANDS. On the Bth tilt., the statutory meeting of the Liang Tin I-an.ls Company was held in London Mr. James Booth, who presided, stated in the course of hit remarks that though hitherto tin-mining had been almost confined to the
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    THE SINGAPORE GOLF CUB
    227 3 -.11l MOMIH.Y Mt.1.A1.. The August monthly medal ot the Singapore Ciolf Club was playsd for on Saturday by a \ery limited number of members, and resulted in a win for I'earce with the good score of nett Stringer being Mcond with M nett The course was
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    WATER POLO.
    261 3 maM am r. foot unw I'sitEß the most pleasant conditions, a water tolo nutfh was played oil the gwimmiiiK t.'iuh Bunpalow at Katonp yesterday inuriiinfr. The coinpetiig teams were the Stiurapow Swiinnui g flub and the li. A. stationed at Prt Canning, captained respectively 1 y Mr. f.
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    S. C.C. TENNIS.
    695 3 TOURNAMENT BNTRIRB AND HANDICAPS. A." CLAM. S. 11..1 la W. Synies and A. K. Lmton .-al/nmnn -a. O. P. I men L E. r. Wolf.r.tan-t, I. W. iVarce, J. Campbell. A. O. Wright (sen. L. linn, n burgh, and W. 8. Barret -fl. W. H. li.."' and
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    CRICKET
    330 3 v. a. iimcKKi oi iym Tub match between the above teams was continued on Saturday, on the Ksplanade. The Volunteers who batted the previous Saturday had made a total of 171, whilst the (iarrison Officers had hree wickets down for :tO runs Capt. 11. A Dull continued In- innings
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    39 3 I MB AT MALACCA An iiitorcstinn cricket natch was played at Malacca on Saturday last, between tin- Malacca Cl.it. ami a Malay eleven The club Hod 71 runs and the Malay, k: ■.lup 71 and won Urn u.ai'-b runs
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    THE SIGAPORE. MOSQUITO.
    410 3 THE SIGAPORE. MOSQUITO. HE IS THK NON-HALARIOI'S KIND (Hv Dr. MW of th, Hafla Ihwem The last number of Suture to hand, i of August luth, contains an article on the Cause and Prevention of Malaria.' I being a reprint of a Keport from Major Ronald Moss to the Director-General,
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    CADETS AND SHERIFFS.
    216 3 A nu or two ago, says the /'...anj (in.ellf. a block in promotion arose before the cadet element of the colonial government service, and it was arranged to contine appointments to the posts of sheriff and deputy-registrar, in SingaiHjre and P' natig. to cadets No sooner, however,
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      636 3 FOR BALK KMPU)YMBNT TO LET; AND POMNIAIJdV l-r i:m«. I.". c,.nln lino '.'nd ar.l «r.l I limes. lOcxDlsa hno.llhtotlh tisiM. A ■earn a Imo. 7th to :-ili timM, S cecis a I. no; ariorwar<l». «m- a h.i. ax eharfro loss than on* dollar. Tbtia. a »rr. advertiaoraent, clone not, iQttint.p*.
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      323 3 AKKANGKMKNTS MoSDAV, 4TH SeiTEMBKB High Water. 1n .4 pin Warren Kootball Ksplanade. .V Mr l)c Vicii's Funeral I*. S V A. Maxim Drill. .VIS. Philharmonic Choir :.:tn Missionary Meeting Prinsep Street Chapel TI'KaPAY, .'.TH BBIMWU. High Water. 10.4S am. IOJI p m New Moon. 10M a.m. Jewish New Year Stock
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    COMMERCIAL
    374 4 IIMWUU (Hula art comcttd to *M» i Gambler W»Copra K»li Jo l'onti«n»k AIM. rtjllM. Hick IW ai whii«,(»%) ■Cmrariour Sarawak ,To Brunm So. 1 [VnrlSago «WColfoe, B«li. IV. laoU 10.121 Calw l>al.mbaa«, lA%l>mw.. 17.W Code.. Liberia* No. I KJi rai.iova. •rn»ll Flak. 6.K0 Jo do 111 .lu.hi.r Mi do
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    MAIL CLOSE.
    32 4 for /Vr ,lr. T\m,. ToMoßßon. Muni. ik l'bane 0. <;. Han 4 p.m. IK I, li.l. 3 p 111. Kl.int via port- aTatawa, 4 p. 11, Mataua via |H>rts y.iir'mi. p.m.
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    MAILS TO ARRIVEL
    94 4 Khom braon Hy th» r. .t O. 1.1 dataa to ihi IMb Aul-. sh- i.rinK- rapllai to tin! mails which left Singaporeon the ■Htaaad --th July. Fkom China :-»>• the P.* O. v Cktuan, dueonTl,u,«.lay. IWt BlDflUon I>ue in London July 2i.Hi I.* Aun. S.o.i Aui lili
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    427 4 IV, I nt|« from Mala., a Mr*. Itaumyarten. an.l Mr. M.nii.ir.. Iei from raleinlwnß Mr. an.i Mi-. WIMOWCky. an.l Mr. Itam '"'ivr''.. H.. (MM .rom Kelantan HMHS.I Ke:,s.amlThon,p-on. pel > It'ii IHt flmiM Ironi khing via porM Mi- Rotrigwi I lvr,.« .1/.,.. llan B kok Hr.aodMn WaHLsad Mr
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      187 4 Under Ihilt he.a.linßlhe following at.lireTialion* are ovil sir.— tteamor -n *!up In.- o joe »eh. -si'luwner; Yet.— Yacht Or*.— CMaar; UM.— Uunboat Tor Torpe.lo 11. p. -Horse-iiowvr Bnt.— llriliah; 11. ».-Uniu>d State.; Fr.Frrneh tier.— Herman Out. Imleh Joh.— Johore 4e.. (1. e. -IJeneral ,anro d.p.— deck pasM-neers
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      TRADING VESSELS ^C.
      730 4 AamTiLl Six.a Noon or Sui Rntr. Amhtril. Brit. >tr. lik ton-. Cap*. Mellor. •.'nil Sept. r'rom Malaien, Ist Sept. lit. an.l l-'-..l p Wee Bin Co. ForT. Anson, 4lh-Kds. ;f ■1 8, sir. mtaaa, Capt ft-olt, 3rd Sept. From Klane,. l-t S|.i lU\.an.lN7dp. Wee BinA'.o For Klan
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
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