The Straits Times, 20 January 1900

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    12 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 20. 1900. No. 20,044.
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      844 1 rp PldtolO COMPANY LIMITED, I'll I! Steolard I* Ami— HurvM l;«v« Kin- Ihoub Ulat Ixrun t'.«i|an) I > ~.<-M«V r*» Orara \t«oa* tnnuwixw ComfMl. Ito Cktaa Mataal <K«> Jiswi«s»i.» < rh. T-fttanhMi l*«»r H—r i omi«ii« Tk» Mantima rasvaaos Cosapaaj. UasHs"--»o« paHiuUr. ■>» th—c C<™.t»»i~ Ml sdrortiMMSt of TBS PAHT.
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      768 1 STEAMSHIP COM I'A NIKS. I'oMNKI.IJKE I'AKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ Under contract with the Netherlands India Government. Agmti at Singapore; Ship Aoekcy, late J. Daexuelk A Co., ii, Colltis Qcat. The undermentioned dates are only approximate Steamer From Expected Will be Despatched for' Oa V VeMrmkk Padang. fan. 16. Penanc, O ehleh, Padang
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      395 1 A I s 1 I; I N I.I.uVDS STEAM I NAVIGATION COMPANY. I'Xniß Mill OOKTBICT WITH THI ArUTKIiH OoTIUfHSNT. The folio* ui)i an (be dnimon which the >'ompany's steamers may be expected to <ail from here Ootw»ru. Hohiwuc. For Hongkong, For Europe Shanghai, and Kobe. ria port*. ■■■I IWX) J?rj*
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      681 1 INSURANCES. 'HHE LONDON AND LANCABHIRK 1 FIRE INSURANCE co.MI AN Y Capital £3,127,600 raid up Capital *12,7fi0 Reserve Fund 973,246 1 The undersigned. Agents ior the Com- I pany, are prepared to accept firs risks at I current raws of premium. licl-1 K M> A Co. ri CHINA TRADERS IV-L'KASCr
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      611 1 LVSCKAXCES. SOUTH BRITISH KIRK AND MARINE Insurance Company. FIRE Insurance effected on every des crintion of property. MARINE Risks accepted to all parts of the World. LOCAL HOARD. D. W. 1...VK1.. Esq.. Chairman. C. W. Linn Esq. 6. A. KESTiita Esq. D. R, Cirmichail Esq. Lm Ho I'd ah Esq.
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      652 1 NUTICKS. G. R. LAMBERT CO. PHOTOGRAPHERS SINGAPORE. GRE3HAM. HOUSE, Opposite to (jeneral Post Office. Beg to c-.-ill attention to their con. tinuously increasing collection of more than 2.000 different views of Singapore, I'unang, Juhore, Federated Malay States, Siam, Java, Borneo, Sumatra, of which copies are always ready on hand. A
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      1061 1 NOTICES, PASSENGER AND TOURIST AGENCY SINGAPORE. Offices 3, Finlayson Green. Telegraph Address Tourist." Telephone No. 197. I)ASSENOKRS booked by all lines to all I parts of the world. No fees for Bookings. Passengers' Baggage can be forwarded in advance, without extra charge, and insurance effected; most favourable rates of exchange.
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      869 1 IIAVTNU A GRKAT Rl N (1 CHAMBERLAINS OUOM REMEDK, M a M Martin, of thi- Hernon ilrug store, inform! u« thai hr it having gre«l ru i rimmtwrl un'«rouKl> Kimedy. He «"U live Iwttlc* of th .1 medicine to one of Mv other kiirl, unit It gives gn-at satisfac- IML
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    SATURDAY, 20th JANUARY, 1900. OF THE WAR.
    763 2 SATURDAY, 20th JANUARY, 1900. OF THE WAR. By ar Olhee telegram tlie British infantry stationed at the fortress of Singapore are ordered to be ready to go home. The First Battalion of the King's Own Royal Lancaster Regiment (Lieut, ltowlandson commanding) will accordingly sail for Britain and will bp replaced
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    A BRILLIANT EMPEROR AND A DULL NEWSVENDOR
    385 2 A BRILLIANT EMPEROR AND A DULL NEWSVENDOR Wt must not be supposed to wuli to unduly flutter tlie German colony uf Singapore when we say (as we do Dow) that the Emperor William hag a shrewd i and brilliant mind. If, by any practically impossible cliance of fate. His Imperial
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    33 2 A UUMUUbiam of Thursday the IMb from I poh tells us that the Kinta Chinese have subscribed to the War Relief Fund no less a sum than *24,»»0. It is exceedingly gratifying news.
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    35 2 If any telegraphic news regarding the South African War is delivered to the newspaper editors this afternoon, or on Sunday, it will be posted certainly at the Singapore Club and probably at the Cricket Club.
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    101 2 Wk observed wiih astonishment this morning that the front of the UMI r./maoulce was decorated with pictorial bIK of some sort of a theatrical c impany, and with other bills setting fnth, with illustrations, the advantages of travelling to Hritain by way of San Francisco. To the eminent and respectal>li!
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    134 2 The Strait, 11.,,1,j,i :lH publislied this fajaaMM ami contains M paajsj "r li •ohUMM uf news and advertisements. Among Hie items of interest in this mU lludjei are certain (Mial criticism* upon the official wlio is called the i'roteulur »f Chinese; aeuloiMiiu of the late Mr. Shelf.ml; the conclii'lim; article
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    196 2 till ft O'Brien, Sir Honry BUk, Sir A Heirming, and Sir \V. Hely-Hutchin-son are named as possible Governors for the .Strai's. .Sir (jmrge O Brien, at pn-s.-iit in Fiji, is not in strong health. Bif Il.nry Blake has three years to run at Hongkong. Sir Alfred Hemming has IIMM years
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    217 2 E British Resident of Neßri lan points out that we have ■i-d certain incorrect statements the financial situation of Negri an. The substantial correction Negri Sembilan did not, as we suggested, borrow from the richer •Malay States to repay a loan to the Colony, but on the contrary Negri Sembilan
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    9 2 The homeward mail closes to-day at 6 p. hi
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    10 2 The French transport Cholmi left Singapore for UanaUlM yesterday afternoon.
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    13 2 1...1. ixel Pennefaiher, Inapt ctorOanaraJ of rVlic, h.m returned to Singapore from Penang.
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    20 2 T«xLaot, withtlie l.om«tt»ri nial, pa- -< I Malacca at 8 o'coct lbs morning, and is due hero about 4 p. m.
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    20 2 The Chinaman wlio wan seriously injured in tho affray on the ChtrUrtunut uu I'ijiirMluy diud an the H -v>iul yea-
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    THE "KING'S OWN."
    481 2 ORDERS KECKIVKD FOR HOME. THKY WILL BE KKPI.ACKO J.N SIJOAPOU BY SAllVh I.\FA.MI.VMK.\ KHoU INIMA. Wk regret fur social reasons, but we are gratified fur Imperial reasons, '.lilt theUt Battalion of iheKing'sOwn Royal Lancaster Regiment, at present stationed in Singapore, lias received orders to proceed to Enghnd
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    23 2 This morning, the body of an elderly Euiopi an was found lying on the beach at Furl l'almer. The police are making cnrjuiiies
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    27 2 Two cases of small-pox have been rapoctad frun near the 1 1 j mile stone In. 11.^1 Koad also two more fases from ob i'.ilf H11...11.; Koad.
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    23 2 Aii.M.vr Hussain, a Malay convict, has h '.-ii sentenced to two months' rigorous f r asxaulling Warder Hodson by striki.ig him with ah.iininir
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    30 2 Leono Ah Gee has been sent to prison I iln.e months, and bound over in ailoO for six months for carrying on a lottery at No. 60 .New Bridge Road.
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    37 2 The M. M. E. Simoiu, with the homeward mail, If 1: Saigon at ;i p. in. yesterday, and ia dtui here at 10 a. in. to-morrow. She will prob.bly be despatched at 6 a. in. on Monday
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    41 2 To-day's exchange, share, and produce quotations came too late for correction on the back page. The 4/ms. baqk rate is l/llj. Contributory Raubs have dropped to *i 2 74 and fully paid Kauba to a>6300. Tin has risen to »71 2i.
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    THE SWIMMING CLUB.
    20 2 A launch will If iv.- TlllimUni'l I'ier f>r the Swimming Club Bungalow to-morrow at 10.U0 a. in.
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    OPIUM SMUGGLING.
    78 2 A WWW days ago the steamer Lootok came to Singapore from Hongkong Among ot liit things she brought Beveral cases of tireworks. Yesterday Sergeant Brennan vi-i'vl in Ainoy Street a house occupied by Wong Ah Tian, and among the cases of fireworks found raw opium valued at S6.JOU
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY.
    73 2 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY. Major Murray S. V. A, circulates the following Corps Order to-day:— Miiiilxts of tin. Reserve who are limmmis of attending Camp should make iiiiin.'.'iati' application to the Command int. Singapore Volunteer Artillery, for uniforms etc. [We may point out that M the King's Own Regiment is going
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    GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.
    109 2 Kxemptions frum certain restrictions laid down in tli" CbioeM Immigrants' OnlinaiK't'of l»<o to Cliim-si- Immigrant Ships wlii.li, under ragnpmanl with tin- OovwßDwntt of the Memtad Malay States may bring Chinese Immigrants fr'iin('iiin.it.> any port in the Federated .Malay States after calling at Singapore, are notiii.-.l Regulations torestri.-t the
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    REUTER'S TELEGRAMS METHUEN'S MOVEMENTS.
    62 2 REUTER'S TELEGRAMS METHUEN'S MOVEMENTS. HIGHLANDERS AND LYDDITE SCATTER THE BOERS. &»»*>«, ax* Lord Mfithueu made a fresh reconnaissance with a force ortui arras on the 17th inst. (Wednesday). The Highlanders advanced near the Mo.M,r River, and drove the enemy from the bush by long range volleys. Meanwhile the big guns
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    ARTILLERY TO SAIL
    20 2 Twelve batteries of Artillery, with 3710 men, will embark in England for Hi- Cape within a week.
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    (Later). IN NATAL.
    73 2 (Later). IN NATAL. DUNDONALD'S ACTION. THE BOER POSITION. Lord Dundonald attacked and defeated the Boers on Wednesday at Acton Homes, after being reinforced by Sir Charles Warren. A Field Cornet and 20 Boers were killad. Fifteen Boers were captured. The British force lost 2 killed and 2 wounded. The Boer
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    STRAITS AND MALAYAN SOUTH AFRICAN WAR RELIEF FUND.
    310 2 STRAITS AND MALAYAN SOUTH AFRICAN WAR RELIEF FUND. I UK SECOND LIBT. Amuunl prvviouily acknowledged. 70.9U MiiK.|..i,- Vulunlerr Artillery j-t .uMiilinejit fg7 Uo Uueu Vli.id QOy i uplaiu, Officers, and Ship's ComC«puiu, oak-en, mid ship's Coml>*uy H. M. b. "Linnet" 4(1 Khu siah Wan i'io# hili'llu?" 1 f>m ly Ch
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    OF NEGRI SEMBILAN.
    158 2 I T ROLLS IN WEALTH. TO THE KIM T. >K OF THE BTHAITS TIMES." Sir, Somo incorrect statements as to the financial arrangements of the State of Nagri Semhilao have been given to tin' praae, anil I write to you to contradict them. It is said that
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      573 2 NOTICES. NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY LI). ULASGOW. Manufacturer* ol Dynamite, Gelignite, Gelatine Dynamite, Blasting Gelatine, Detonators, Safety fuses. Electric Blasting Appautus. Th» alien Exptotittt, Imna ill manufMlund in Great Hnt.iin, r.re made tc put, th* high tUi-ndnnl of mfily ami purity M, impotud by the Orilitk Uom-nment^xitart, thmfuT-,gniinmtei<il to be of
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      597 2 NOTICES. ROBINSON CO. Have a large stock of TFNNIS RACKETS. TENNIS NETS. TENNIS POLE*. TENN'S BALLS. TJNNIS RACKi:T PRESSES. I'ENNJS COURT MARKERS. The "Slraite" Racket, $9.f>o. The Special baanpim Hacket, |&MX Hie "Premier" Raekit, 57..V). Tin I-.Y.0-IS ur Uack.-t, (5.0(1. I lie 'It apmill lindjll. tron^witli black $11. AjH'a "Cliaiiu
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      546 2 1 n.tify I hill h.' has DO OMMaeilull ami ihai h" oarrtM on hit pro- I I iy or night lit his rcsidenc'--*o. -W, Victoria Slree 1 jmt opposite the PAUL i"l(iA Vox y/irKKIMD. BABAWAK IioVKKNMENT MARKET PLACE AND TOWN HALL. £EALBD IVnders will be received up t'> 'J p.
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      635 2 LVTEST AD VEKTISEMEMS. WANTEII QUOTATION'S from Insnrent-o Co. to cover risk of accidents un the Koad U> horse, harness and trap. Kali's to Guigne c/o asraaa HaMst 1 KOK SAMAUANC A SOLKABAYA. THE German steamer SVLLBERO, ~&i ton« uetl re«: CapUin Meyer, h .ving left Sounibaya on in.- l«tb inst.,
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      19 2 FAiKHt'kn.— At the Detective Stittinn, ronaug. on ihu IMB Instant, the wife of Inspector T. Kairiicrct, of a daughter.
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    ON THE VERANDAH.
    1371 3 Two Uixxl Brother* bjm arrived »t Willie people an people n.niii.ill> ask wliy the (.loud ltruthii- I >< Lit .1111, lirsl, Uiat, aitlimiLh tlie I am al 11 B. -I- l.» I heretic*, one til liter of a great c, inJ the other of whom but ;i
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    96 3 Mi.-- k- Latham aad MaiTaaaa.il ireatill< Hi red Bti n:- Ir 1 in..- have bean -..Id at tfSO K lej II irgrs Fraaar and Reaves ar.- olarad Hi v an 1 M nn v I- h iv" h.-en in good lemandan i. .I;.-, aalet Raubs have he.
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    TO-MORROW'S CHURCH SERVICES.
    177 3 TO-MORROW'S CHURCH SERVICES. (:tuD BOMBAY imi Kl'll-lIANY) ciuki II OF BOLAiTD imßtmm Caihbbbai, -kuvicc*. 7,i in.. M.nm-. 7 JO in..' boral i telebreUonand Hermon. 'I. i in.. Litany. i (Vl.-hmtion. t a. m, IMI.Ir-... ('.ile.-hi-iii. Evensong and >.niion. Co. Ben ti O ii<lay». iXi. m. Miimn i in K.fi. p.
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    WAR NEWS BY WIRE.
    2979 3 I la>,uloii, Hlh .1 I I I two Hfieen-pound i-. I i-ieMay anil brat '1 I l.iil MKlih 'f II ialla w.i.- wot fmo th>--1.1 the naval in-. Tin- .mi. in ii rvfiiMKl to V Unti-h bit* r« lurut- I Zcitung states that ■at v Circular
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    ANGLO-CHINESE SCHOOL.
    558 3 ANNUAL PRIZE DISTRIBUTION. Yesterday afternoon, the thirteenth annual prize distribution to the sucemsM scholars attea ting the AngloChinese School, Singapore, took place in the I tun- Hall of the school. The Hon. C. W. S. Kynnersley occupied the chair, and there were alao on the platform Mrs. Kynnersley,
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    CLEARANCES.
    99 3 Yin. Vw»l'« NiM KuuAßi. CirriM Dmiuaiioh Jan 10 J»«on Brit tlr. Lyceti; Hongkong »nd Hoihow 19 Karrakatta »tr. Tnlboyi Fremantle tU port* 19 Qiu>la Au. itr. Mo«« I Bombajr ti. p«rU JO I O.lyp«) Bril itr. j ?yfe Pen"* «"1 l»l« JO Neer» itr. Coy»h Deli 20 Cho.n R
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      457 3 NOTICES. 1 E. A. Namini is authorised to ill men nir firm per procuration K. S EZEKIEI. BT. ANDREWS HOUSE. A CHURCH of England Boarding Hoom J\_ (or European and Eurasian boys who de-ire to attend the trbooll of the place, under tbe care of the Rev. 1). Holland Btubbt,
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      645 3 rOB BALE- KMIM.OYMENT TO LET; AND PERSOXAI*- w time, lfi cell ft line; i?rnl And 3r*l lime., lOcentaa lioe, 4th to tub times, A wuU i line; 7th to 18th time«, S wnUl Him; afterwards, 2 cent» a line but no charge leu than one dollar. Thus, a (JWwline advertisement,
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      231 3 ARRANUUMKNTS Saturday. 20th January. High Water. 0 3Spm. Penang Races. Third Day. S. C C ami S. R. C. Cricket. Harrison Rifle Cluh. Balestier. i'.:to. M M ...I mail .In,. Prize-giving Bt. Joseph's School. 5. I. O. G. T. Temperance Club. 7.30. 8.A.0 B. Temple Bar. 8. Sunday, 21st January.
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    COMMERCIAL.
    550 4 smoApoM, -fn-ii J»Nf*« v i'RODIICII(SaUi artKmr^Js^f 0 Gambler 1-- Oopraßali 1 do Pontianak. i•' Psppsr Black 1.. WOO. T" 1 White, (6X)........ Sago Flour Sarawak do Brunei No. 1 Pearl Sam •/J j Coffee, Bali, 16% basis J *».00 Code* Palembang 16% basis.. HM» Coffee, Liberian. ka. 1 «>-00
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    108 4 *'<" Ptr ,lr. 7W-To-Morbow. Penanu l)eli (lattiptn, 3 p.m. Pcnnng &Co ombo Iwiba Maru, 3 p.m. fading vis ports .1/. Vajirunhu, 3 p.m. Klang via ports Snpnho, 4 pm. IfonffkonK via ports H'intturtkirt. 4 pm. i'.il.-ml. uig OuMr, 4 p.m. SaniHsk Vnrvnerl; 4 p.m lj«bu«n via ports Trinrnjanu.
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    107 4 From Edkoph .—By the M. M. Loom due to-day with dates lo the 2»t h December From Chi.**:— By tbe M. M s.s. Ernut Simoru, due on Sunday. «ft Singapore Due in Load lVc Bth M. M. .Inn Ist Pec l'.lh P. A 0. Jan Bth Dec
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    278 4 ARRIVAL* Per s. s ~"amorta from Rangoon via porU— Mcurs. O. H. Aliens, K. W. Arnold C. R. A»hon, »nd R W. Smiths. IVr N G. I. 8.9. Oldrnburg from GenoaMr. A. W. lraeg. From Naples- lira Kosatren. From Colombo— Dr. G. 11 Hays. From Southampton— Messrs. E
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      1171 4 Under this heAilmgthe following abbreTialions are used -str. tteamer sh. ship Lq.— barque Bth —schooner; YcU- Yacht Cru.— Cruiser Gbt Gunboat; Tor Torpedo H p.— Horse-power Brit.— British U. M.— United Sta>s; Fr.Krench (i jr. —Gorman Dut.— Dutch Job.— Jobore 4c.. G. c— General cargo d.p.— deck
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      690 4 rport, vrobaliU date of arritr.l. a ■< namt of aanu. St. am ies. Afridi, Hongkonir. Feb .'> P. Sunon». Ambria, Hongkong, Jiid 20- B. Merer. Aucona, Bombay, Jan 2» P. AO. Andalusia, Hamburg, Mar 27 B. Meyer. \nii Lin. Colombo. Mar 6 M. M. Autenor, Chios, Jan -*t
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      ARRIVALS.
      105 4 In 19 Chr-angChtw Brit str ISI.I Webb ifenang Jan 17 Khoo Aik Saof 10 Oldenburg (ier .tr 31«7 jrragor Hambur K IV.- 13 rVhn M«»r A Co. •JO WiUO'lho Wiip Brit «tr Wi \VMo,\ I'jiinau.iK J.-ir. I Bun Lw rloog ■JO Bun Hin (ivan Ctrl 1W |Svolt T. Anton
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      798 4 a NQTU'KS ipwtl for LEt PERRIIS* WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. BoSpscialWappant^^f EJ^The Queen Ponregors to Empress of India. CELEBRATED OILMAN'S STORES. JUlenburas Foods. A PROGRESSIVE DIETARY, unique In providing nourishment suited to the trowing digestive power* of young Infants from birth upwards, and free from dangerous germs. The "Allenburys" Milk Food No.
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      483 4 NOTICE& INFANTILE Lovelini;>s of the skin, scalp, and hair i-> assured by the use of CirriCURA Soap, the most effective skin purifying and beautifying soap in the world, as well as purest and sweetest for toilet, bath, and nursery. To preserve, purify, and beautify the skin, sc.i'.p, and hair of
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      204 4 YAMATOYA'S BEST CREPE SHIRTS. Whitest $1.50. Coloured at $1.75. A LABGE STOCK M>\V ON HAND. Y. SHIBUYA. Himi HTRXET HOKSKS, COBS nd PONIES I. an «l i- d D. rmb.r <> Ib Peb s. s. BVCKfIULVS. Xi HORSES, COBS, and KlOfc all thoroughly broken and ready for immediate use, including
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      36 4 NOTICES. mm AMERICAN sam beep. it'll Is pt-r Hi. Mom M^VLISTKR CO. CHAMPAGNE. WUIS KOEDKRF.R, EXTRA DRY. (Reserve for Greit Britain) Louis Boederar, Carte Blanche BRINKMANN A CO. Soli Importers. H-inll at JOHN I.TTTT.B OQ. LTD.
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      46 4 XPTKTS.. i. MOTION CO. W.\ H ll.\i AKK EH. •I KWKIARRB, '•I'TKIANS. KEPAIBM I'ROMPTI A- X KtTTKIi BHOWITB Koor C'r.iwn Bkahu SCOTCH WHISKEY, THB HKBT WHISKIY in THE WORLD. As supplied 10H.8.H. tbe Prince of Walts BRINKMANN A CO., I 10 /g *>'« *g»r.t. for Si nratw
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