The Straits Times, 8 September 1899

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    12 1 The Straits Times ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. 1899. No. 19.931.
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      817 1 STEAMSHIP atMPANIES. ITONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ Under contract with the Netherlands India Government. A -.ml, at Sintafort: Ship Ai.EM'r, uil J. Daiki.iu A Co.. 2-S, CotLraa QrjaT. Steamer From Eipeited Will be Despatched for On y.nl Souraliaya. Aug. Bawean. Sourabaya, It'ma-sin. Pulau l.aut. balik Pa|>an. Moeareljswa and Cotei. Sept. 6. Corn.
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      531 1 BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED. TO PENANQ. RANGOON, A CALCUTTA Oneof the Company's steamers is intended 10 leave Tanjong Pagar Wharf every week Passengers and Cargo booked by the above steamers at through ratee to all ports in India and Ceylon, also to East African Ports, Mauritius, anil l/in.lon.
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      650 1 INSURANCES. THE LONDON AND LANCASHIRE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital <3,127,500 Paid up Capital 212,;fi0 Reserve Fund 973,245 l'he undersigned. Agents for the Company, are prepared to accept tire risk, at BOUSTEAD 4 Co. THE CHINA TRADERS INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. Capital Subscribed $l,nuo,nOb. Amount raid up <K».UI» Reserve Fund Ooti.uno. Ukau
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      524 1 INSURANCES. TRANSATLANTIC Fir.X INSURANCK CO.. OF HAMBUKU. NORTH GERMAN FIRE INSURANCE CO., HAMIU'KIi HAMBI'RO-BREMF.N FIRE INSURANCE CO., HAMBUKU. I companies, are prepared to accept fire PUTTFARCKEN 4 Co. SOUTH BRITISH KIRK AND MARISE Insurance Company. FIRE Insuraru'C pff,vt(**l on cvt*rr <Jt»RMARIN r Ks n k°^ve I pt«l > '^o all
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      418 1 NOTICES. PETER SYS'S WONDERFUL SPECIFIC. nniE only remedy at present known as an INFALLIBLE an.l I'K.KMANKNI Cl XX Ihsctiicrv. liiai rlma. Sprnr, llrniurrhitei' anil I Iccralion ol the Ili.wiK. llunili'|.iKi.rS|,c.ly anil |aaaaa« Ofltm Sold, retail by nil cheini-ts, and wholesale by THE PBTEB BTB OOMPANY, Xhmufmm and s.tK jfniiimiii— OH
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      556 1 Q»OH. D .1. l> I'KIiKIKA. C01.1.K.-lOK AM. Ksn.KTItK O»' i lli.'ll 1 1 lly social appointment to 11. 11. The Order? for lt,iu.|iiet Sprnys, Ac. A, 1 Carefully and promptly executed Cheapest llo'.isn in tile Trade. NURSEIIY ANl> HKSIHKNCK. DXIIT RtIAP 1/AsTKKN MOUTUAIiK A Nil 1 J AIiKNCY >iI.MI'ANV I.IMIIKI'
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      722 1 A WOXDKRFrL CURE. or UaiML Had Almost Given Up. but Was Brought Pack lo Perfect Hc.lt>. by Chamberlain* Colic, Onrlera and limrilirsa K. mod> From the Times. II, II. til!.. V 1 sufler.-,! with Maiiaiai lor toafUaM Mild tlioiight I was past l>eing cured I i.led 1,. g\\» up .11
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    STRAITS TIMES
    28 2 Enuunn: 1831. PRICK 15 CENTS Sirailt Timts: «30ay M r, or, pcit/m tH. StniUHwlget: SISn y,n, r /r«, 120. Adirrtmag lialt, may he on the fourth )>■•;■■
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    FRIDAY, 8TH SEPT., 1899. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS
    116 2 FRIDAY, 8TH SEPT., 1899. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS TRANSVAAL CEI8I& ORAVE SITUATION". SfA H'ptembrr The papers regard the Transvaal's reply, telegraphed yesterday, as unsatisfactory and as increasing the gravity of the situation. The Transvaal s reply is declared to constitute an impugnment of British supremacy in Soutlf Africa, a state of affairs
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    IS IT WAR'
    1000 2 Knot! today's telegrams one would judge that the English I'ress must km gut a bit MM tn JUrf unless, of course, the wording of President Kruger's damMk is offensive in some way tliat we do not know of here. The mere fact tint President feflpc again repeats
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    8 2 The (iovernment advertises for a surveyor for Malacca
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    11 2 The Perak Railway Ordinance came into force on the Ist instant
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    13 2 I'RouiTE, exchange., and share prices, and the mail list, are on page 4.
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    9 2 Frank Swettenham arrived from I'euaug by thu Luwliaim today.
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    11 2 Two fresh cases of small-pox hare been repoited Irom l'ulo Tekung
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    19 2 The I' .v l). steamer ChMwasM left IVuang at lv am to-day, and is due here at ■*> p.m. to-morrow.
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    19 2 To-dat's exchange corrections ame too late for insertion in the usual place. The 4 ms bank rate is I/IIJ
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    24 2 To-uat's produce quotations came too late for correction on the back page. I iamhier has dropped to ■M, Till ha; risen to *-.1 :C
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    25 2 A NEW police hut has been completed at Tanjong Katong, and taken over by '■'■<•• authorities. A lance corporal and three constables will occupy the station
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    25 2 It ii asserted that arms are reaching the Philippines from Japan, and the IS authorities have been arresting Japanese in Manila on suspicion ot complicity
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    REFUSE FUEL.
    37 2 Ar the Uoveroment dock at Sourabaya, suicesslul experiments have been made with petroleum refuse as fuel for boiler furnaces. One advantage is that the refuse does not take up so much storage room as coal
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    MORTALITY RETURNS.
    37 2 Su hundred aad ten deaths MM registered at Singapore, last month. with a ratio of .KIN) per thousand In the week ending on >aturday last, there were one hundred and forly-sii regi,tratiuns with a rat.oof;li>«ii
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    PONGOL ROAD MURDER.
    48 2 l.f.L (iw.i Yang, a Teochew, was arrested, yesterday, for the alleged murder ol Tan Ah Kiang at the eighth mile on the I'ongol Koad, last Tuesday morning The accused was brought before Mr Wolfeistan, this morning, and the case was postponed till the 10th instant
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    DESERTERS AT SEA.
    67 2 liv. si amer Oitmf 1 brought to Hatavia from Singapore on Saturday last, two Dutch mi itary deserters from Borneo who had put to sea in a fishing On the way' they" f"li"in™iKJn hunger and thirst. The current carried thai to an isl.-t in British territory. There
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    FOOTBALL.
    57 2 mtmm BBucomow MoHUT I lth. :i.-i Company 1! (i A. Hand and Drums I! Lane Itgt. S. U. C. ground. Tuesday IJth. li. Coy. I! I.ani- OM. r. E Coy It Luc Rgt Tanclin W,.1,,.-1..y l:«h. I^' Coy. K. U. A. B. toy I! Lane K XtK t Iknjoag
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    ALLEGED BREACH OF TRUST.
    167 2 Viistekiiav. Isaac <le Silva, alias Isone Hamy, WH hroupht hefore Mr Howard for enquiry into an allegation of criminal breaili of irust in rts|*.t of jewellery the value ol 54.179, the |,r,iiK>rty of Malio.necl Cas.im bin Sh;,ik MaliomM, jiwcller. of Iligli Street The proseOUtOC i-.u.l he
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
    76 2 Thi Orders of the l^islatire Council for n, -it Tuesday in. In 1■ an additional yote of ?;•>,":; for the repairs to Ihe Belle. This does not include $6,047 which the Government dispute, and in regard to which we have already published papers There are also the lint
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    THE ASSIZES
    78 2 The following are the reaults of cases tried at yesterday's hearing Kwang Mek Tin and Tan How Wah were ca<h sent to prison for three years Tan Ah Joon and Veoh Ah Hai to rive years' each for theft and retaining Btolen property long Ah Mgee pleaded guilty
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    BRITISH VESSEL WRECK.
    79 2 Thi British ship *m Hurrrll, from Newcastle, Australia, with a cargo of coal aboai-1 consigned to Smith, Hell A Co. of Manila was totally wrecked on August lSth last off the X W. coast of the Island of l.ibago, in the Basilan Straits. Th.. captain, two mates
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    THE CHILDREN CONCERT.
    113 2 Till thin! Children's fnnili lakes place at the Town Hall tumorruw, admission to children being free hy ticket, to be ..I t.in., from Mr .1 I. J.-nkin*. KaAlr* School, the Hon. SecAdults art 1 itdmitti 1 on giving a donation nf not le,» th.ia SI to the
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    THE BOLD AGREEMENT.
    125 2 THE BOLD AGREEMENT. I n h following are said to be the terms of agreement entered into between i.. iier.il Bates for the 0. 8 and the Sultan of Sulu. The IS will protect the Sultan and his people against all foreign aggression. The Sultan agrees to recognise the sovereignty
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    MISS BROUGHTON
    131 2 Miss Bhoda liroughton is one of Ihe least prolific of all our novelists for during the thirty years of her writing life ("Cassclls Journal' says) she has produced less than one novel fill exery three written by her neighbour, Miss liraddon. Since her lirst novel. •C'lnetl, I p
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    POLICEO NEWS
    157 2 Ills Ah Hoi, a Ma.ao was el,ar K ed. this morning, with the theft of a tin box containing <Il'<> in hank-noteb, jewellery valued at 414.1, and a ilralt lur 380 taels worth about S.Vxt the properly ol han Ah Si. 1 he case was remanded. Eight Klings,
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    CHINESE AND MALAYS
    277 2 A nm weeks ago two Chinaiiirn. whilst fishint; 00 Tanjong Katong frum small boat were set upon t>y Malay*, who boarded the Chinese boat A free lirl.t mmmt, both tin- Chinaman were stabbed several limes, and in consequence of their injuries had toremainin tlie hospital some turn:
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    CURRENCY QUEEN
    751 2 SIR CIIARI.K.SMIICIIKU.S view, OOI.D Cl««l., cv .UK,,,, JV?"* P" li h d t»V*n l., Jbf the Indian Currency Commiti.. ",>.a|v r 1d,,,,! ol I ommerce, in the prrvi uu i, The Chamber h.d al, 0 re.,,,^^ and.w.totheri.ks.nddlffiX.t'i mcl ill carrying the scheme ou| the |»-nalty for l.ulure i|
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    OF QUARTERMASTERS.
    59 2 TnKXßiMalk.mulit uuy thn tab, "f inolithiDi .1 „f nuirt -rnri^trr in t!ie Arm> 1i,;,,,;, ,,;,'.,,k:. ,u,'i. <■ ing all the d. U,l. nl h work thoroughly fo> Ii, 1 ,,r..,1.|y b«n r^' .till DMon ii' muMl he I- tl M' talk to him on malteril DotßMntioiitotbaadjuUol i ■nd.ii
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      405 2 NOTICES. NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY, LI). ULAHGOW. Manuf* -lur-r. of Dynamite. Qe 1 ignite. Gelatine Dynamite, Blasting Gelatine, Detonators, Safety Fuses, tlfctrit Blastiog Apparatus. 7V,« nl-ur. l^pl.^rr, U, ng „U m r.,,,,. farturrd (,>,,,, /.V,. ma/I J-IM) Ilit l,tgh ,<nn,h, r of tnfrty nnil punly I'ilt impmrri ly ll,r Hntwh Itft
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      843 2 NOTICES. T II K CHINA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COY-, LTD. Hlll. Omri So. IJ. <-»»roN BoAn, Sh.k^h.i as. a WAI HE. Manager. HKCTOK IIMMOX, Travelling K«pm«nUtivr MMIIUi TAX KIM TIAX SOXS. Local Agent.. doinp b«iMM in tlie Kast. A *|>fi-i..l jK»int is made of prompt payment of claims. The Ilvad
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      308 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS, API'LICATIONS will be retired at the Colonial Secretary's Office u(> to 20th hppt«*mbi*r. Ip«*, for tbe post of > temporary Surveyor for senice in Malacca at lino per month Applicaots must po*fces» a thorough koowlKlpe of surveying with tbe theodolite, plotting surveys, drawing, etc. 1 it i '!i.;tN
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      53 2 M. S. 8. istondtd for tfaa rttrau* ]Wm thosll K- ntt« m wakillki ,»f.r ely lij th. MrlKt o< iW cnulitioa. in, 3. S. S. v. nncud tk>t n«Lt b. pn bi,.b-i ill iJ.«.mi ocntncu >r> «M to tin coodi. 11..11 U»t lh. liup: m.. U... tU ».i.fm..m.Ll qlictw lh»»
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    AT MANILA
    621 3 I pAIF |.i THK 1-T INSTANT ,v n boahr, I:|J bt n lle8 Dm Philippines on special ,nved there On the :»)tli ■■,al\Vh.i-l« received orders „t 1, ,i,,11.,v,,i0n0fth Sravsrs nil Iro.n Angeles on will make mili- possible during .i.enrdinK to deneral riri, and he baaaa that campaign will
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    PHILIPPINE GOLD
    53 3 I I .V! T', 1 1111 I 1 itun.id.-H.lv In several •'■■MthewLaioirtS ,-i M- 1;, .11,,und „,,rly toed He ot opinion tt »,n Mf—JSi* ib |kcn.,r „,y,1,,,i 8 ,0,0 '•i mum unaitt, too. worth while to Mttla i" UiiUltl Is .inth.«»i»ol Loo Hi* Ufa There is l«ni, rack
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    THE LATE DER, DE VICQ
    577 3 ■WB THIS AFTERNOON Tn» inquest on the late Dr de Vie was held at the (ieneral Hospital, th afternoon, by the Acting Coroner M J. P. Joaquim Mr. Cuscade.. appeared for the Police 11. lirst witness war Mr. Hojnck Van I'apendrecht who spoke of his
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    HOME CYCLING.
    580 3 London, lllh August. TnK principal cycling event decided during the recent holidays was the final heat lor the Century Cup, which wa< run oil on the famous Crystal Palace enc'usure on Monday last. The contestants were Kmile Bouhours, the French middle distance crack and the holder of the
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    MAIL NEWS.
    954 3 FOOTBALL IN FOUTH AFRICA. Thk committee of the English Rugby I Football I'nion has accepted an invitation fruin the South African Rugby Football Board, to send a team to South I Africa next June. It is intended to I make the duration of the tour someI what longer
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    KING GEORGE.
    147 3 lioyalty is now at An -lea-Bains in the person of his Maiesty King Ceorge of Greece, and no lioyal visitor could well b« more popular His cordial manners towards the simplest peasants have endeared him to the townsfolk, and the marked emptcssi-ment shown by them every year on
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    HOME NOTES.
    1004 3 Lady Colin Campbell, well known as a clever journalist, is also a most efficient speechmaker. Madame Melba lores birds of most kinds, cage-favourites especially, and she is a frequent visitor to the leading Bramble Dobbs thinks he is a good poker player, doesn't he?" Thorne Yes, but it
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    PINE-APPLES IN LONDON
    165 3 Thbre was a large import of pineapples to I»ondon early in August. They were to be seen on the costermonger's barrows The average shop price, while the consignments last, is M a pine, hut the barrows undersell this, and commence at 4,1 and are, moreover, willing to
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    ENGLISH CRICKET.
    389 3 1> IT DtCAVISa Fob the moment Knglish cricket is under a cloud, but those who are competent to judge declare that, though there ifl a temporary set-back, we will be able to hold up our heads in a year place in the cricketing nations. Shrewsbury, perhaps the finest
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    S .C. C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    337 3 YESTERDAY'S* PLAY. Knlilhofl anil Dent Tel. I beat Doyle I .in: ltarr.UT.-l 1 1 .r. I Dptan »n.i WmtVi 1 1. i.»»t Hadi and Wel.l.+ 1,75, li-2. Vcsev ami Butterworth I. Ix-nt Bioa.l ri.k an.l anllwataa l H. i. i c 7-6. Fittock and Htynrtrd+.t.
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      774 3 NOTICES. NOTICE r|M!E propri«tor o( the Cbaaat !><•([* tO 1 annoutici* thtt he is ataaaffaaitoooni dinner, or ,il ilisri.*a either at the Chalet. MM OtaaOfd KotJ. or »t privtle ■aalaaaaaa. He 19 also prepared t.. aatai into contract* for .-tiering. A first-clsss Frcnc'- cook has t*rn .-,i V l for
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      605 3 FOR BALK; KMIM.OYMFNT TO LET; AND I'KKSOXAIA !'ii!«i.ii,-w- tine; (ml anil art tlmo., in.-ent-a lin* 4th Id 6th tiaiM, k I elitiyplet.il than onft.tollar. Thim.'a fttw- alwrrtiwrnent. clone let. in thi» '.rp>. ciin l» in.ert»d S lime«for |1 Oo,»we.¥ for |l.oO;a fortnight for 1J04; or on« rnoalk fortS. Arierw»r,l«. |1|
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      270 3 AKKANUKHKNTS*. Friday, stii Skitkmekii Hich Water. llS4a.rn rVted Mining Co Meeting Head St :l S. V. A U-cturc l.v > C C. Tennis Tournament. Sati-rpay "th BarfllllrT Iligli Water. US am ui'lpm Furniture Sale (JraiiK.. ltd Powell (iarrison KiHe Club Bak-ntier J P. t>. outward mail due Cliil.lrcn'a Concert. Town
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    COMMERCIAL.
    452 4 SIIIOAPOEB. MM SirTKMIIKR. IWI*. PBOOOCB, (Rain an torrtdrt lo hum. .iamt'ier buyers I S.HO. Copra Bali 6 40. Jo Pontianak n.flO. Pepper, Black. 27 87J do White, (»X) 42.50 Sago Flour Sarawak S.BO. do Brunei No. 1 2.H0 lVarl Sago 4.40. Coffee, Bali, 15-; basis Mia) Coffee Palembang. 15%
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    71 4 A'»r V-r ,ir. Tim. To-Mokruk. Knncn.«n '•nulpnra :i n m. ll:>t 11 Taint SSSm, 3p.m. Saigon nta, 3 p.m. In— TUfW Tr,r.,i. .I|i.iii. KliiiiK via|«>rla Sapph,,, 4 p.m. Muntok ATtaOf mtf, 4 p.m. l>»'li CtaqpMk 4 p.ni It.'ttu I'llliat 'W'/nf/yi, 1 p.m. IVnani: A fill, utta i:,1,,m..it... .Ip.m.
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    110 4 FROM Kl-KOPK Uy the I. A (I. s. s. Cmh—iM. due on the Ma Baoi. with dat.- la Hi.- Isih Aug. She hring* replies to the mails whicl. left Singapore on the Vkom I ill* B] the M.M. I .S.m^.u due on Friday. eft Siniwp.irf l>ii,>m 1.0rv1
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    PASSENGER LIST
    355 4 I. i Wr.i troni T.luk Anson via Bird Par a, a. Can from Ratawa Hatan P. Van Am-t.l. B. C, Onot, S .1. I'crrv. E. .vi.11.. Wrifht. Hart DaM. s. Fran, i- Slr.-I, and Kol>ert Allan. Per s. s. ;...../in.m from Madra. via Penang >ir Frank Kmttenham, Dr
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      163 4 I! nderlhishuaitingtbe following abhrevia lions are used str. steamer sh. ship l-q.- -barque ach.— sch.vmer. Yet. -Taan IVo.-Cruiser (fbt.-Ounboat Tor. Torpedo; H. p. Horse-power Brit. British; I). l'nited Baaal! Fr.— French: (ler.— (Jerman Dut.-Doteh; Jon.— Johore (1. c— (leneral cargo d.p.— deck passengers; U.—Uncertain; T. P. W.-Tanjong
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      TRADING VESSELS &C.
      829 4 Aumu sim.-i Noon or laaaaaMS, Baaaaa, Dut. »tr. wn tons, capt s.-hui-svpt*' tic' ali'.i :ts 'd™ Daen.leu'an.i Co! For Handjermassin. llth lids (Jam, Dut. Mr. M ton-. Captain Wilkens, 7lh Sept. From Batavia. fith Sept. 1; c .111.1 lit il 11. Ha.-n.iels A Co. For II it
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      525 4 Namf, port, probaSU <iatr a-.,- nonv o«rnn, tliemliHa, Enron,-. p..ic,Ti»i, tajsj sta in lew s-pt in h'ji \nn-tm.'Mir- I '"'l',".',i,. t l ?."''M' >| Mi LAnr, Hongkong, sept II s M.w. Hcnlani;. London. Sei.t p H..nc»l. Hkong. Sept .'I I- ,v Henvenue, Hongkong. S.-pt I I lliinl.Tg. Hamburg.
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      ANJER.
      102 4 IWSSKH SUNDA STRAITH OH AKI1IVKI) K)K OkDBKS. .\TIk 5» ilht"b7 Wr«Tv.irk Forrtei UhMJ H o 0 8 •.".Him v H Innerdala McNeill PekllonfM l> lt«at" "Htrii 1> of DVhitv HaktfM c Ans liiitavi* London :«i|>iii u.lArdioMM l>«.liu> \ni; WB> Wta Roll Sent I Itnt M:i. hnlin'iisti Crtin -Mini' H'ar.hrt
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      ARRIVALS.
      112 4 S Vwu's N.m, fo»». OUUD KnoM BUUV Bio 7 Onstanallferi fcta A. UN Bmij MnriUui J 7 SI \,,,|r,«- Snr »lr. 1»7--' ll.iru'.-n KVlim.it/u *UI! !> 7 Coin l>ut Mr k:i Wilkani Itatavia Be|.l >Vm 7 R^b. Brit.U 2W Sh.-,;»r.i kV,,,:,rn v 7 l.i«..ii:,n» «tr. IM llar.i. ;i-11.- M
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      CLEARANCES.
      42 4 Dm. Vani Km FLuAKra c>pt»i» last Baa Sent Gain 7 lUIboB 8 11*11 VVhaU II I ItWM Ophir K>,.-J. K«> llrh Mr I »,t tr Olwd iXi llr c-b.vali-Ml Uilk.n- str l:i:in.i\ Mm bo K lU>n [toll >ia portt Muni »K
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