The Straits Times, 7 March 1900

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    12 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7. 1900. No. 20,081.
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      960 1 rpHE RoKNEo CXIMPAKV. LIMITED TIB Maa»UM I it- Assursaea. Norvtoh OakM Ph* ln.ur.ic Soc t). 1 a* lauu O.ml»H} (Kir»l T h» K-iairnl' 1 Lsts \.-»i"i»iv I aaaal sfastas ln..innn< .v.miwvnv. rw Chiaa Mutual ««m Navlc»ti'« r •opaav. Th* Maritin. liusnans Coasraay. Limiud. for particulars of tfcw* (ompanws. roll JvntiMaMt
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      849 1 MKLMSHIP COMPANIES. irONINKUJKE PAKETVAART MAATBCHAPPIJ Under contract with the .Netherlands India Oovernment. Agenti at Sinaaport: Ship Agiicy, un J. Daudils A Co., »-3, Collth Quit. The ..nd'Tiiieritioiu'd d-it>>. are nnlv apprtximate Stenmer From Kx|~-.led Will Im- DeipaUheil (or On (To.': Jacob. Batavia. Mar. o. Billiton BaUvia, Cheriho Samarang, S«ural«va, Macxs
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      425 1 > T ORI) DE UT SCH ER LLOYD lIKKMKN nAMIiUKU-MKKIKA LIXIE. UAMBUML MAIL LINE. The fast and w. 11-known Mail-«t"ames if ih.-e lines will leave Singapore on or .l».lll the unit.'. mentioned dal4-«' Ommm d l.««) llonietvard IflflO. llV.m-ir Mar. i:. rWra Mnr. h '■> 11,..,;I 1 HriHTich -J9 t
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      628 1 lw!rances. 'PHE LONDON AND LANCASHIRE 1 FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital £3,127,ft00 Paid up Capital a12,7f50 Reaerve Fund 973,216 The undersigned. Agent* for the Company, are prepared to accept fire risk! at current rate* of premium. ROUBTEAD A Co. I TUE CHINA TRADEKS INSURANCE COMPANY. LIMITED. Capital SubMribsd ttfiOlJOO,. Amount Paid
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      422 1 INSURANCES. Y\^**$.y 0K n:Ei.AN'i) KHabiuhed 1822. I Capital .£1,000.000 I Funds 500,000 I The undtnigiud, having teem appointed AkmiU f»r Ike Fire Drpnrlmrnl are prepared to accept Ritkt at Current Bate*:— T AVSATI-ANTISCHE H\NHEI.x COMI'VOVIE. TKAI*S»rLA>TICTI«11IS(i CO., LTP.) ■M Two Great Necessities. VIZ. 1. FVMII.Y PROVISION. •1. PROVISION FOR OLD
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      719 1 BANKS. HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-UP CAPITAL »IU,UUU,OOO RESERVE FUND |1 1,000,000 RESERVE LIABILITY OP\ mnKllm PKOPRI KTOKB •l o .<WO-«" COCET Or DIRECTORS B. H. Out, K»).-C.»i»»»« N A. Sum, K»q.— Difutt CwAnMAM. E. Com, Kb). I A. 1 Katmo.d. BW V. U M..»»«. Kaq. I B 1,.
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      388 1 WHITE HORSE CELLAR 'HHE SCOTCH WHISKY cbown by the I X Bed Cross Society, London, for on I by the invalided troop* and hospitals in I South Africa, in the famous VVHITK I HoKSE CELLAR "bran* of Mackie* Co. I Distiller*, Limited, Islay and Glasgow I one of the oldest
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      770 1 IT IS DANOKROUS TO NIGLECT A COLD. Pneumonia is em of the moat daagmsjs <Ddf«iHiutuia<>M<i' lL».wit>« return uom ol<l. Chamberlain'!! Cough R>m>i!< will quickly cure i cold M pcrliappraretit an attack of pneumonia. It i« In Ml made especially (or that ailment an<l liaa bo'ome famous for its euro orer
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE. DEATH.
    43 2 Dk RocotHOirr Oa January 23, kil'od in actiuu at t h-eveley. .Natal, Harold MiEi De Bonn no T. Cipt.iiu nouui friciin Light llor*-, second fiiio'lh-) lite 0 uiiniaiider Kmnk Kuukcui.iui B. »iid Mrs. De Kougemout, of llradw>M, Oxo i, aged
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    Established: 1831. PRICE 15 CENTS.
    34 2 Straits Time* t*) a year, or, post f res <M. Strait* liudget Si B a yenr, or, pout free, 120. AHcertunng Wilts may be found ■a the fourth page.
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    WEDNESDAY, 7TH MARCH, 1900. THE WAR PROGRESSES.
    678 2 WEDNESDAY, 7TH MARCH, 1900. THE WAR PROGRESSES. It is gratifying to note that in Cane Colony, alike at D irJrecht and Stortnberg, Ihe I).»ts are being driven away. General Brabant* victory at Dordrecht is said to he a complete one, wliilp the adj. lining town of S'ormberg was occupied by
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    A WOMAN'S DAY.
    305 2 Sibtiu Katberine, of St. Mary's Home, seems to i>e. an orator as well as an organiser. II or speech at the benediction ceremony of yesterday has quite a statesmanlike ring in it. On the properly organised lines of a statesman's speech, she explained the inception and growth
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    22 2 The Strait* Budget will be published at noon to-morrow. A supplement will be added at 5 p. in. for the homeward mail.
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    49 2 Mr. Schwabe (formerly in charge of a piece-goods department in Pen ing and latterly of a produce department in Sinimpore) has opened a mercantile office in Singapore under the style of Davis and Hchwabe. Mr Si-hwabe is the son of a Manchester broker of liij.li repute, but now deceased.
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    159 2 Mr. H. Kuruya, who u^ed to be edit r of the V»T Eatt, visited us neaily thr<e years ago on his way to Brussels, and lie visited us to-day on his return from Brussels to Japan. Mr. Kurnya has had a most interesting time years at Brussels whore I c
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    230 2 Ox Thursday, the 15th inst., at 5 pin, there will be held in the S. V. A. Dnl Hall a meeting of persons who have signed the enrolment forms of the Singapore Rifle Corps. The purpose is to elect a provisional committee to be charged with the duty of scrutinising
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    275 2 The P. and O. shipping office at Singapore will shortly be removed to a new building at the corner of Robinson Road and Telegraph Street. It is a very handsome redbrick building with a tower, and was built some time ago fir the eminent capitalist, Mr John Fraser, chiefly as
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    8 2 To-days 4 m/s bank rate is 1/11 jj.
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    14 2 Produce, exchangi an I shaie pros* and the mail list, are on page 4.
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    11 2 Thi homeward mail closes at S o'cloi k on Friday morning.
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    17 2 Two men were yesterday fined SSS each and costs for faili. g Lj lepor caws of small-pox.
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    15 2 Kntdies for the S. C. C. Tennis Tournament close to-morrow enni. g at 7 o'clock.
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    20 2 It is advertised that, pending Mm lirnvul of the new Consul, Mr. R A ii lias taken over charge- uf
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    OUR WAR RELIEF FUND.
    455 2 niTY-TBiKD list: (76.U0U. We are gratified to publish a list of subscribers to our branch of the South African War Relief Fund, which now mounts to ST.'vKXJ. Providentially, as one might say, in answer to our appeal yesterday for a little more there come in 1,392
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    17 2 T. itt'Ai advertises that he has established a first class hotel at IX and 19 Robinson Koad.
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    16 2 The battleship Pelropautotsk of the Russian Navy is shortly expected here from Kutope bound for China.
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    20 2 A Havas telegram, dated Paris Ist in:,!., >cts tbe British casualties in South Africa, up to that date, at 12,834.
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    18 2 Tbe Key. Father Couvreur, of the Mission Etrangcres, will arrive at Singapore ten days or a fortnight hence.
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    24 2 THicCrown Princeof Japan is expected to visit Saigon shortly on his way to Europe, where he is going to tour prior to his marriage.
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    24 2 Thi Shanghai Cargo-boat Co. pays a dividend of 15 per cent, for 1599, and the Co-operative Cargo-boat Co. a dividend of 14 per cent.
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    31 2 Thk dirnctots of the North Borneo State Cigar Syndicate have declared a dividend for 'he past year of VJ\ per cent. This rate hnn been declared now for three successive years
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    36 2 A cbdshino of five tons of stone put through early last month in West Australia, at the Island Lake Austin battery from the Island Eureka Co., gave the phenomenal return of 322 odd ounces of gold.
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    32 2 The Telegraph Company send us a neat little pocket book, containing complete tables of charges of the Associated Companies, and a map showing •he telegraph routes in various parts of the world.
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    32 2 Dr. Hamilton Wright, m.d., has been appointed to be Pathologist to the Institute for Pathological Research, Federated Malay States, with effect from 16' h Sept. last. He assumed duties on Feb. 6th
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    41 2 Ik the question of the height of polo ponies, discussed at Meerut (Upper India), votes alternated between 14 hands and 14 1. There were 2-J for the former and 26 for the latter, and 141 is now adopted as the height.
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    39 2 The CAiruso Tri/wM declares that a Rraian sto.kown.er, finding that the glire from the unmr-eovered s»epp«« ruined tho ey««ijht of bis beasU so that t hey could not s-e the «ra»s amid th.) whiten-**, ha* titled 40,000 of tbea
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    REUTER'S TELEGRAMS CAPE COLONY.
    43 2 REUTER'S TELEGRAMS CAPE COLONY. GATACRE IN STORfoEERG. BRABANT'S COMPLETE VICTORY. Ltmltm, 7th Monk. lieneral (Jatacre's force has entered Stormberg unopposed. (ieneral Brabant's victory over the Boers at Dordrecht was complete. The Boers driven from Dordrecht are in full retreat, and are being pursued.
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    THE EXPECTED BATTLE.
    70 2 BOER POSITION SHELLED. GOOD COUNTRY FOR OPERATIONS. Reiner's correspondent reports from Osfontein, in the Free State, under date:ird instant, that General French's artillery has shelled the right of the Boer position to the north of the Modder river. The Boer position extends for eight milas. The country
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    MAFEKING.
    21 2 (Later) RELIEF OX THE WAY. A strong British force from Kimberley is now marching north to the relief of MafekinR.
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    NATAL CLEAR.
    27 2 DISEASE AT LAMSMITH. General Buller report* that Natal is now practically clear of the enemy. There are eight hundred ~a«ei of typhoH fever at Ladysmitb
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    THE WAR BUDGET.
    28 2 The House of Commons has adopted tbe Budget resolution) relating to the additional duties. The House of Commons has also approved of the proposed loan.
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    THE MARINE CLUB.
    285 2 HALF-YEABLY MEETING. PRESENTATION TO MB. HUBEBT ALLAN. The half-yearly meeting of members of tbe Marine Club took place last evening, Mr. Hubert Allan (('resident) occupying the chair, and there was a large attendance. The report and balance-sheet showed that there was a balance in hand of i.WJ,
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    MEN-OF-WAR DUE.
    47 2 This first-class battleship Shikishitmi built in England for the Japanese Government, left Portsmouth on the27lhof Jan., and is expected here shortly on her way to Japan, while the torpedodestroyer Ofcoro, which left Portsmouth on the 29th Jan., is also due here shortly, bound for Japan.
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    QUOTATIONS.
    61 2 To-day's share and produce quota tions came too late for correction on the back page Fully-paid Raub. 'have dropped to W1.50. South Raubj (JlOOpd) have gone up to S2OO, and *>nYh Raubs(*sop.l)tbSloo. Kediang Lehongs have dropped to Black pepper has dropped to MO-6, mediunTpXrl tapioca to KM, and tm
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    SALE OF GOVERNMENT LAND.
    60 2 This afternoon, Messrs. Powell and Co. offered for sale foui ■o°™'"'°"^ buildingallotruent. situau-dat RobiMon Kosd, Telok Ayer, fronting the *N Market. Th. firrt lot compnimi! -i--rauare feet w»a bought by Mr Nathan at SW 83 per »q. foot th. tjoond £u»™ feet by Mr. K. X
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      477 2 NOTICED T"RIS" HKER. K ftnl quality Pilte- n.T. at t moderate price <iu»rnn teed "iui.l vi i.nyihi.iii in the inaf.et. >i:i..v> per ia»eof k.lmz. pmt». ofalld-airra. BORNEO 00, LTD. Mb Importer*. Pilot Brand Cement, $4 75 per cask of 400 lbs. ex-godown. Sob Ivtporlm, THE BORXKO CO. LTD. U JEFFREYS
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      1598 2 NOTICES. KOTICE. rpHE following Trade Mark* have been registered under the Tr»de Marks Act 1 by Me»>rs WII.KIN.-OS, HEYWOOD CLARK, LTD (Proprietors ol D.iviil Storer Hour) ul Lmidun, Paint, Vamith, Coluur and Oil Manufacturer», for use in packages containing goods of their make; and any pers"n inlringing anj or either
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      574 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. TOWN HALL Mil. HBKtt DALLAS' MUSICAL DKAMATIC CUMI'.V.W. TO-MUHT! rO-MUHT! (by special desire) CHARLEY'S AUNT. TO-MOURUiV, THVUSIiAY, (for the first iim» in Singapore) The brilliant society comedy HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR. FHWAY, (by universal request! THE GEIaH.V. to give those who were uuable to obuio »e»u »o opportunity
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      81 2 a i ivssdMl foe U» Mnuu Tumi snoold I s JliMssi on om side of Us |optr omly. Uy Un o^ta. I OC UtM ouodiUoD. X.B.H. •nrs)«ot«l ISM «whl oUktwiss b. publislwd. All •d.svtisuf ousrtnets «n s*blsot to ti« ooodit .uo tkM tb» Msimsoi tn»y l«srs 1M sdvrtisssisnl oudlla paper
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    ST. MARY'S.
    749 3 THK OPEMNIi < KHKMONY Vkstskday afierniMin, the Bihhop of Singapore and Sarawak (oiiductiii Ilie bei.edirii<.'i ol Si Mary's, Hill Street, a Church of England boarding boas and school for girls which fa I started at Singapore. The service was held in one of the rooms at the Home,
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    COFFEE IN AUSTRALIA.
    397 3 THtkE IS MONEY IX IT. The north-eastern and semi-tropical regions of N ew Sout h Wales ate remarkable for the possession of soil and climatic condition' which have made practicable tbe successful production of crops not popularly associated with Australian agrictiltur, Thus, at the MWMI time, there
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    THIS MORNING'S EVICTIONS.
    398 3 THIS MORNING'S EVIC TION S. DKMOUTKM OF IXBAMTABY HUTS. Fob some time past, a number .of wooden huts situated on the l.n.j ..in: I'agar Road have B iv. n the health auilioriiies a great deal of trouble hy their insanitary condition aud generally dilapidated uppexranco. The matter reported to the
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    EXCLUSION Of CHINESE.
    122 3 A CHINESE VIEW Wo Ting Fang, the Chinese Mini-ter at U.isniiitt.n, lias made .irong .rciimciit against the Chim-se Baeloviua Art Speaking of the charge that the Chinese do not assimilate with Americans, Jie "aid: ''Do you mean that you want the Chinese to change their clothinu- ami
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    LORD ROBERTS AND THE C.I.V.
    245 3 LORD ROBERTS AND THE C. I. V. The City of London Volunteers bad a pll asunl voyage to South Aliica, during whi' li they dulled a'Slduoutly, with the result that they formed, on landing, an Milan a detachment aa one could wish to ■aaMjabwa Tlinjrw am ilb<«— isflhi wiry and
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    THE ARMED BOERS.
    353 3 HOW TBJLY DID IT. Caxox Farmer, who has lived for the li-t Ha y. ars in I'retoria, is now in Kn.'Lml, living, in counectiun witli oil, it BnfUstl clergy, been expelled from tiie Transvaal. Discussing ilie -ituiilr.ii with a representative of Reiner's agency, Canon F.irimr said a
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    ABOUT THE WAR.
    828 3 N'> f.-wor than twenty-two members of Parliament have none, lo the frunt. Fort Tuli, the headquarters of Colonel Hum. rV l\.rce, commands Uie roads lo Vii-tiina, Buluwa) o, M.ingwe, Malcking, and I'returia. Out of a total of 278 prisoners of war who were temporarily confined in the
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    THE DALLAS CO.
    61 3 I. a- i night, in ike Tuwn Hall, Mr. Dallas t Company reproduced A Kuiiiw.iy Gill to a crowded and iw*l it-lighieil audience To-niglit, they [jrutluce "<;iiarlt')'s Aunt'; aud we ill lir c.irjiri-rd if tlirre is a vau-aiit •cut in the buute. Tliis theatrical .i'iii|iiiny lia< l»iii
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    LADIES' TENNIS.
    256 3 Yestkrday afternoon, Rt the Ladies' I Lhwii Tennis ground, (he cuni'ludiii.: I .-oiliest in the Ijuiiet' Cbampion■hi|i wai played between Mm Lovell ml Mr- > Uinuiin. Mis Lovell won I In b-U, 4-8, 6 t The prizes were tbereulur i.ii-M-r.U'd l.y Mrs. K>mier-ley »»M»ie«l by Mr. Upton, afit-r
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    THE ANNUAL HEGIRA.
    564 3 THE PA4.SK.MiKK LISTS. THE P. AND 0. "Clydo," Marcli ».-Mr. lamea Kerr; Mr. U. m. rmM; Mr. Kotierl Allan; Mr. K K Laidlaw; Mia K. W. iMiiiu L.oul. 0. II 11u.i.-y; Mr F. Biiliaijham. "I «•>'««.' MarcU 16: Mr-. Prltchird •ml cliild; Mr. fc. bt. I. Lawaon;
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    THE ASSIZES.
    236 3 At the As«i»>t yesterday, Ng Knp Seng whs sentenced to two year*' mi>ri«'iumpnt for attempting lo obtain |i«i "ilk trousers value «357 by means ■f a forced delivery order. Neo Kun I'ili was <*is<li>>reed. Chong Ah M for Mealing four fowU :,,t liiiiimi llMfilMllhrt \V..iip'lViii!(;..|i and K»-k Ji
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    TO ARRIVE.
    159 3 Per P. 0. s. s. MnUcra from London. F»b 10— Mr. and Mr W. H. King. Mr. ft H. Svm-i, Mr. P. button, "a -> lent P E. O Bigite. Mr. H. Br ttoo. Lieai. W. H r.'l.-r. Mr. T. W. KHiri.inl.; Servant P. H I ylen, \'rt.
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      1090 3 Not Bey. nd Hope. Those who have suffered year after year from Kheumatism will be glad to bear of a remedy that has proved an absolute ■peciflc There are no conditions of Kheumatism, no matter how severe nor from what can c. that rannot immediately be relieved, and perman u
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      976 3 AUCTION SALES. SALE OK VALt'AKLE HOUBEHOLD FURNITURE, &c. the rEorisTY or Dr. W. GILMOUR ELUB, uu. At bis quarters in the Lunatic Asylum Grounds. Hainnlay, IOfA March, at 2 p.m. 'PHE undersigned have been instructed 1 by Dr. W. Gilmour Ellis to sell by auction the household furniture, Ac., consisting
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      1074 3 ironiiN saies. AUCTION BALB OF UNCLAIMED AND UNSERVICEABLE PROPERTY, AND U.NUIVICEABLB POLICE (TORE*, Ac. rpHK undesigned are instructed by the JL <'hief Police Officer to Mil by Auction at the Ontr»l Police Station, (M Tkmnday, Sih March, at 2-30 p.m., A large quantity of unclaimed and confiscated property and unserviceable
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      790 3 FOR SALE EViPI/IYWtEyr P LCT; AVD PKRV>*v.,s. [1st Tins, 1(1 cents a line; tnd and M ;im«s, 10 cenu a line; 4th to «lh times f -<nt. a line; 7th to 18th times, 3 enu a me; afterwards, 'J cents a line; but ne ;h»Me loss than one dollar. Thus,
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      185 3 \i:i:.\n .kmknts Wkdnwav, 7th March High Water 238 p.m. C. W. A Ii.uil.-H Girls' School. 4. S. V. A. Squad Drill. 5.15. "Cbai ley's Aunt." Town Hall. 0. Thursday, th March. Iticli Water 2 29 a.m. 3 48 p.m. Moon. Fimt quarter. 030 p.m. Polo Club at Home Race f
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      101 3 WEATHER REPORT. hu.*-,:-.., Ker+wm it,*i>nai, Mh Mar. IMXX «vn ap.m Pp.m. Rehabis. n»r. 5» 9«9 -MM* -MB I B Temp »U 84 1 78.0 J A.li -her' 78 0 79.0 7(1.0 t"i I'ir.of W n<IWKW. wsw. N.W. "3 jj 1 HsjkTamp. BM.I o.fc-5 Mm 7SJI fli« Max. in Sun 140.0
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    COMMERCIAL.
    541 4 COM MERCIA L. Siiuiiiiki. 7th March, IMa), PRODHCK. (Half art correcttil to noon. •>"^hi" buyers t 7871. Copra Bali, «i«i" w io. ttm, buyers ti.d npper. Black MM. oo Whit., (6*) 47.00 ago Flour Sarawak.. 3 60 do Brunei No. 1 2.60 P-arl Sago 4 40. Coßee, Ball, lb% basis.-
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    MAILS TO CLOSE.
    77 4 MAIL S TO CLOSE. Ko. Per ttr. Timr. To-Mokkiiw. Tnriragiri Amu Ann, 7 am Banukok Sinyora, 8 a.m Malac<-a 4 Lingsi Bmms. 1 p.in Malacca Klaus CWHyi, 3p m. Hongkong via ports Vrano, .1 p.m. Friday. Kurope via ports C'lydr, ti a.ni K'Ktu via ports H Wittt Uin, 4 p.m.
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    110 4 Fkom Kmnpc:— By the P. 4 O. s.b. fc.il« In., on 11th March with dah-a to the 16th left .-ingapore on the JU.h Jan. Fkoh CHisa:— By the P. 40. S.».Clyde, due on Thursday. Jan i«th P. A O. F.I) ttftb J>w. .11,11 K. 1). L. Feb
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    301 4 AIIUIVALB. Per t. s. Zxeena from Sourabaya— Mr. Kei.l. her s. G G. Ja n/n from Ratavia— M»»u. t X iv. f., in r, Meulen, and li WuuU-r. Per Bingo Si'tn from Loodon— Mr. II .Nn-ni.->cr, MlB> Plavfair Mr. and Aim. K. <l.- M.lt— .'n»^ iii..l..iii. .Mi- r
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      154 4 ll ndertbls heading the following abbrevin. Lions are used str. steamer sb ship uq.- -barque sch -schooner; Yet. -Yacht Cru.— <.:rui*er; Out.— Gunboat Tor Torpedo H. p.— Horse-power Brit British U. B.— United States; Fr.French Ger.— German Dut.— Dutch loh.— Johore 4c, O. c— General argo j
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      TRADING VESSELS &c.
      815 4 ABBITIU Ml MCI NOOII OF YESTERDAY. Antgar, Nor. str. '.'32" tons (apt Amundsen, u't n .Mar. From New Orleans, llth Jan. U.c llousb-ad a..d Co. Left for Kobe Klh-B.W. Bmgo Uaru, Jap. «tr 3.* M» tons, Captain Nitinon. 7th Mm. From London, 2nd Feb. '•.<.-. Hi in.
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      663 4 I Nn<mr., par!, jmtiabU dnie o/ arriwat, n.id name OS luitnu. Stumirji. Al.--ia H'kong, Mar 20 B. Meyer. Vndalusia, HamburK, Mar P B. Meyer. Annum, H'konii, Apl 18 j M. M. AriirunMui, Kurope, p'sd Canal, Feb 6 iraiioiiia. lianil.urK. Dec 4 II M Vrjiyll. Ciißenock. 'ft F«b K
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