The Straits Times, 21 November 1900

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    15 1 The Straits Times. EST. OVER i A CENTURY SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 21. 1900. No. 20,29?
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      828 1 NOTICES. rpiiK MHUUO riiMt'ANY. LIMITED rßShadardl.ilo AsnraDO KorwH* CaSoa Hi. ißsmiasas Boei»t7. Atla. Asss«a« Ooaspamy (Pits). rke B.,uiU»-l» l'il» Asraisaos Bocriatv. Th. Chiaa Mmtaal Msaat Navigatioii .'omrany rke Tjtfhsi Ufsc Bser Company i'..r sartioulan of taaa* ConpaßMS. tbs JZSmmm* of TUB BfcRNBO COM- STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. IT OrriCE, I'ELI.HAI H >TBEET.
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      1263 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. ITONINKLIJKK PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPI'IJ I nilor contract with the Netherlands India Government. Aoenti at Smoapore: Smr Auexcy, late J. Daeudblh 4 Co., S-S, Collybb The undermentioned dates are only approximate. (learner From Eipectid Will be l».paU-he.l for <>» ;.<;.«. Jacob. vj ja Nov-15 Soorabaya, Bali, Ampenao, Macassar, Banda, Amboina,
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      636 1 INSURANCES. Two Great Necessities. VIZ. I. FAMILY PROVISION. PROVISION FOR OLD AGE. Easily and Economically met by a Policy in TIIK BRITISH KMi'IKK MITIAL I.IKK OFFICE, Kktablishkd 1847. Cliairman The Kiglit Hon'hle Sir John Gorst, H. P. Fund*-- Rs. 420,00,000 Claims Paid— R«. 450,00,000 L.UVC MUSES UKLU I iHIHTM'i uw
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      741 1 INSURANCES. rpHB LONDON AND LANCASHIRE 1 FIRB INSDBANCE COMPANY. Capital d,127,W0 Paid up Capital £VIS.7eO Reserre Food £1,073,580 Ihe undersigned. Agents for the Company, are prepared to accept Are risks at current rates of premium. BOUBTKAD A Co. rB CHINA TKADKRS rNSCRiNCI COMPAMT. LUfTTED. Capital Subscribed $t,n00.001/ iaout Paid op
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      627 1 NOTICES. Milkmaid^ Ti/i 1 1 1/ £HaM ■v.<,, > o lyl I I L«i \Tm Guaranteed JJB«RS n»Bl.\SO*^ par tse this F u" Cream. iudiuu Largest Sale in the World. 9inj/our 7aith to^c. i.RASER cS: NEAVE'S derated Waters. They are the BCST, And therefor* THE CHEAPEST. PRASER NEAVE, Ltd., RorsiNsoN
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      821 1 A Tr«ils».nlal fr»M «M Entla.d 1 CONSIDER Chare^rl.in's Coufh! 1 Remedy the best in the world To? bronchitis," say* Mr. William Savory, Warringion, Kiulaml. •It has 'aveJ mvf wife'a liie, -he having beoa a martyr broncliiiis for over »ti year., Usids; inc-u cfUietimr ionfiue.l to her bed. Hhe H now
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    CLEARANCES.
    84 2 UiT«. Vmil'i N*hi ruaAKic UiPTiln l)>m.i»Tioii la* ji Malacca II W ill O'the Wi»p M Cainorta -1 ki.n Ann *ilhelni XI K.mI II l-nbella II Konlroiim M LooMk tl iriufnou k*l K»jo.Ti.ni« Uaru Bril «r. I D»ly T. Ao«on >u portt Mr. Kulpli Pontianak i>tr. Morton Matins via porU
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  • WEDNESDAY, 21ST NOV. 1900. THE CHINESE TANGLE.
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      DEATH.
      22 2 <>k the 20th instant, at 10.10 p. m., at No. 13, Wilkie Road, the son of Opt. Jellieoe, aged 7 month*..
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS. WEDNESDAY, 21ST NOV., 1900. THE CHINESE TANGLE.
    1063 2 iilrniU Times *X) a year, or post fref 534. Straits Budget JlB a ymr, or pw( /rr« t2U. Arlvertuing Halts* may be found vi the fourth pnqe. I'kochactmation being tlie natural diplomatic weapon of all Chinese ministers,
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    43 2 Mr. i. Sellar, who has had the management of the huge concern of the Tanjong Hagar Dock Company in the capacity of Deputy Manager, since Mr W. K. Moulodale's resignation in April lift, hna, we le»rn, been given the substantive pott of Manager.
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    8 2 Today's 4/nn hank rate is 2, I ,'j
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    9 2 i w.« of plague are still re|>orted from Japan
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    11 2 H.M S. M.,,;,11,,,h left for Trineomalee at in I.", tin Mii.iNiiiL'.
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    14 2 I'mmicis, exchange, ami share p. ice, anil Ibe mail lint, are on page 4.
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    13 2 Mr. Justice I,mch has .-i.-. .-|.t.-.l the presidency of the Singapore <folf Club.
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    13 2 L'- M was the lowest rending of the barometer ■lining tin- Hongkong typhoon.
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    18 2 CunMil-fJeneral of Portugal at Ua-.uk.ik. and Mrs. de Silva have arrived at I: illlns Hotel ra rualt hume.
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    20 2 The Admiralty have decided that in future Heanii-n of the Royal Navy will provide their own tiring parties at funerals.
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    21 2 Mk. Eyerton, the Acting Colonial Secretary, paid a visit to the Chilian tratmnc ship General 11,,- v .,,l, w this morning
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    24 2 Mk 1). (i. Kirriint of the Ka»»ern Kxfension Telegraph Co. and Mra. K«rr;int returned to .Siunac're by the Miil uii-I are gtaylug at IUl!l.-.
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    28 2 A KKpnßr in a Chin i newspaper say« Hint Sir Robert Hart ban been appoint c.l on behalf of China to arrange the indemnity with the foreign Powers.
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    28 2 Mk. T. H. Nieummin, one of the Diroctaq of the Norddeutaolicr l.loyd Co. arrive') at Singapore from lionekonß IV the German mail and is stayine at ILililes Hotel.
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    25 2 It is announced that Ata-lllah Ktfendi, manager of the Musgalman School at the Cape, lias heen apiwinted la the newly ■established Ottoman Consulate at Singapore.
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    32 2 At Hongkong, on the 1:1 th instHnf, a Hre occurred in a Chinese silk shop in Jervois Strwt resulting in damage to the eitent of $19,000. The property whs insured for 521,000.
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    33 2 Cait. Karmar, R.CiA., leaveß for Colnmhu by the P. O. Coromatulfl next week, on transfer to So .17 Co. By the same steamer, Mr. ti. W. (Sayer, Assistant Surveyor, R.E., leaves for liome.
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    31 2 It is estimate*) that iu.ooo will have to be spent in raising and repairing the dredger C,i,Uon Hum- which was capsized in the recent Hongkong typhoon. Luckily the dredger was insured.
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    30 2 Thedk have been municipal scandals at the capital of Japr- Throe coun<illor» liavebeen charge. < .id receiving *).U0() in bribe* from a company which supplied leaden pipes to the City Council.
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    33 2 This Dutch Government hits given instructions for the return of its Ration to IVking. Mr F. M Knohel. the Minister FttKident, was to proceed Ron ShanKhai to Taku on board a wutcli cruiser.
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    32 2 At Nanking, in tlie Yangtze Valley, the other day, a marine containing half a million cattie* of gunpowder was struck by lightning and exploded. Ihirty persona were killed, and many oilier*, injured.
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    35 2 Thk damage to Uuverninent matkliwU all over Hoii R k.in K by the recent typhoon was enorinoim There was scarcely oue left standing, and the bgure for re-erectin(r them will, it is sxpected, reach $10,000.
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    35 2 Mn hd. Ambrose, formerly of the B;itish diatoms Service, but coming out to tak« over eiecutive charge of the .Siaineae Customs, arrived hereby the last mail and left for Bangkok to-day by the s. KiuUd.
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    40 2 The new public pier at the font of 1V, 1.i. Street, llonpkong, in to be opened very shortly. It is underxtood that tlie pier is la l>e christened Blake Pier, thus perpetuating the name of the Governor of the Colony.
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    40 2 It is reported, in Japan, that the Mouageries Muritimes iiave paid 1,000 yen damages to the captain of the schooner Yau-nU M,tru, which was sunk in coJlmion with the M 11. U,» in the Inland .Sea a short time ago.
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    48 2 M. I'ichon, the Krencli Minister at 1 eking, heartily eulogises the work of [he Japanese troopt in the event! JeadinK up to the capture of Peking, llieir hmvery and intelligence and their knowlwlge <.f the Chine«e were he uyn, of inlinite neivice to the uaus« of civil itatioa.
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    26 2 An official notification ax to oholery received an we to to press, stutm 20th instant, 8 caws, 7 deaths total to date 64 case*, 43 deaths.
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    35 2 Thk Russian Volunteer Fleet strainer Kuttroma arrived from Vlailiv<n>tu<'k yesterday evening m mutr for (Kl««s» hiiil anchored in tbe roads. There are on board 541 soldiers and 107 passengers Her date of departure is uncertain.
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    43 2 Two small islands in the I'hilip nines known tinder the names of Romholin and Panitaui have been set apart by the United States Government as forent reserves. It is alleged that these i«lund>. an- the richest lands in the world for rubber trees.
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    40 2 Mi; A. I! Wilmhi. tlie superintending engineer of the Manila water works, has been waylaid and murdered thorn by robbers who knew that he wax tarrying about Si'.ooo to pay wages with. Kiglit bullet wounds were found on the body.
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    42 2 Carat dn Wantn, the Italian Minister at Bangkok, and Countess d« Wanto, are in Singapore en mule homo, and are staying at Raffles Hotel. Count d* Wanto is going home on account of illhealth. He was for eight years Minister at Teheran.
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    42 2 Mk. Sour Ong !Sian«, 8.A., LA B. of Downing College, Cambridge, was on the i'.">th October la*t, nays the Ortrland Mail, admitted by proxy by the Master of Kmmanuel Oillene, Viue-Cliaiiuellor, into the degrees of Master of Art* and Master of Lawa.
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    43 2 Mr. J. W. B. Maclnren,th#i ['resident of the TungliD Club, has kindly prenunted a Cup for a handicap bowling competition, which will be bowled for at the Tanglin Club on the evenings of Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday, the sth, 6th, and Biu December.
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    49 2 A Bombay man named Aliat, living at -'47 Ben'ooli'ii StrPHt, reports that between :)0 p.m. on the 19tli and. 8 4."> am ycisterday, Syso in note" were ttoleu from his Kudown at No I, Collyer '.'"■•>■ His clerk ha- been arrested, and <Sxx> have been found hidden in his pillow.
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    61 2 Thk large new three-funnelled Japanese cruiser Itmm fan, C'apt. T. Inouy, arrived from Knpland, ma L'olombo, Mi ik alternuon anil went into (he roads. She \t- Ruing to the wharf to Mai The humo is of 9,800 tons, lias a crew of XHI, carries :t8 guns, and i- of 14,500
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    64 2 It is said th.it the supplement to UM Eivytlopirilia Itnlnnmrn may be expected to he published at luti>at in the spring. Mr Chieholm, latu of the SI .lame' tlaxetle, has t.ikcn an active part in the editing, and atnongßt other* who liave done the same are Dr. Itiuhard Oarnett and
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    62 2 l.iKAi. athletes will be deeply interested to learn that a grand championship match fur S5OO aside has heen arranged for Sunday next Utw.-.n Tan Kirn Keng, the local crack Chinese cyclist, and Ahmad M.irican, the champion cyclist af Johore. The race will be from the :ird mile, Bukit Timaii Road,
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    62 2 H M. S. Torrh called at Cairns, 'im-en-Uml. on the astli October after an absence of about three months. During this Him- Ihe Solomon Islands were visited, ami the British Hap was lioMcl on the I .llowin- islands, which wore acquired hy the Hritisli under the tana of the Samoan
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    61 2 A llokikn has been arrested on allegations of •riiiiinal misappropriation and cheating in respect of L 1 1.- for S.Vi.'i, the property of Byed Hiah. Another Hnltieii has been arrested on a warrant on the allegation ol fraudulently destroyinn valuable Hecuritj, naiiifly, a letter of guarantee for SJUO also for
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    89 2 Thk .Selangor (iovernuient notifies tlmt, owiug to delay on the part of the (iovHi-nmeiit uuntriivturs, the stock of postage Btamps i« running short there. A supply of eight-cents stamps has been obtained from th« Straits Settlement*. The (iovernnient requests and advises those of the public who require double posln«e (eight
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    148 2 11. U H. fwamm Tilaka of Siain, w.io hat) been at school in England fur some time, arrived here by the last mail and has bnen staying at Raffles Hotel. He left for Bangkok by the Kmlat to-day Commenting upon liis departure from England, the L. it C. Kxpre** states
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    SUGAR-PLANTING IN MALAYA.
    180 2 IIKAU'UAIKS ANU DIFKICILTIKB. In a letter to tlie Ceylon Otnm«m, Urn chief manager or a gugar-growini; venture in the Malay Peninsula thus describee his trials •'On oue estate, Ueeloog, I am glad to Bay t lint after tigh ting nick ness amongst the coolies and staff we
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  • REUTER'S TELEGRAM.
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      GERMAN POLICY IN CHINA.
      127 2 M'KKCH m VON HI KLOWI INTHK RKIC||STA<; THE .\N(;i.(m;i;uman agkkkmkm. l>untt</n t II nljtAntitty. Count Von Buel»w, tlie Chancnllu'r the German Kmpiie has di-liveml a speech, in the lteuhst« K in which In) dealt with the Chins QaMtW The Count justified at great length! the enureeof
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      RUSSIAN VIEWS ON THE SITUATION.
      51 2 The KiiHsiwi newspaperese consider.',!, to reflect official views in jlron K ly[ condemning, aa they do, the oonditkmi I of peace, formulated by th» Allies at I Peking, as being impracticable, and ai I liknly to lead to me endless ptelM-l gation of a dangerous
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    A HANDSOME SOUVENIR.
    88 2 1 much the title The Gate of the K^r.i ■Ml" Messrs. Kelly and Walsh,! Limited, have published an extremely] handsome book ul Singapore via just tlw tliuiK to s.-nd home. The illustrations are cm. lined to -|n>i~ in Minga--I'iin: town itsell, and it may Im said that
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    INTERPORT SHOOTING MATCH.
    133 2 INTERPORT S HOOTING MATCH. Tilt following are the full scores elf the Hongkong shooting team in the! Inter-port match There were M) bulls, »S inner*, W magpies, and 7 outers, a total of M 8 Mt*. There were misses. Hia^pora'a I score last year was icrtf, and llut ul j
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    THE SCHOOLS.
    310 2 Till! Methodist Girls' School in Singa- I pan bai l.iii-Iy Imi a valuable aci|iiisi- j lion in ilih |.i'i-mii of Miss M. duly, who is connected with I lie WoSMD*! Foreign J Missionary Society Miss (My, who I until recently was engaged in mission work in the PfailippiDM,
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    LOCAL CHURCH NEWS.
    317 2 Al.Tiioi.iii then' has been bo offlctfcl confirmation of the rtuiiuur of tb* projocled relirHiuei.l of ArehdeHcon Perham li-.mii Hip Coloni»l Chaplaincy of St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapor.., ll is considered by must persons to be mil improbable; in which cane the Kevd. W II l)nnkerl..-y, Colonial Chaplain of
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      456 2 NOTICES. NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY LI). ULA8GOW. Mnnur»clur-i« of Dynamite, Qelurnite. Oelatiae Dynamite, Blasting Gelatine, Detonators, .11 niitwnr Safety Fuses. Elwuie Blasting Apparatus. Vh* fllMV fCzptfmntw t l+mtj all mnuufiktvnd m (imJ Mm, ,ire nuxU U, pa— the high lUitut/tnt of tafily nnd mtrxty t««b impoml by Hie hriluh (inrernmtHt, nit'l
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      779 2 XOTH.'KS. THE ROBINSON PIANO CO., LTD. at, KArrtES place, siyGAiiuiv Colonial Production. INSPECTION IS INVITED. Pianos manufactured in Hongkongat the Factory of THE KOBINSON PIANO CO., LIT). NOT1CK. IS horehv given that diirinc mv atmflnc* in Okiaa. I have nppomiixl Yap Foong lo hold my Power of Attorney from thin
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      570 2 Singapore Philharmonic Society, A Choral Concert will be given in the Town Ham. On Saturday, Ihcrmlier 8M, 1900, when there will be iiicen A. K. Uavl's favourite Sacred Cantata "The Holy City" for Solo Voice-, Full Chorus, and Or< lustra. Adraiettion to nipmbera free by Seaw>n Ticket. NonmemlK-ra only «dmitted
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      432 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. OFFERS WASTED. "I.^'K Grinriint;, Roasting, and Canning I I.il>eHan Coffee in lib. alb. and 71b. tim. 8<-nd offer* to No. 57n, c/o Shaito Tim** Office. SI/11 FOR SALE. TALANiiUIN, Pony, »nd bHrneu, nil -iV in good ordor. Apply to A. B.C., c/o .Shut/. 7Vm'«. 'J3/11 FOR SAl,K. 1)KK\K
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      99 2 At St. G«>rge's Church. Pen»ne, on the 16th ioaUnt. by the Rev. W. H 0 Dunkvrley. M A ,Coloni»l CbaplaiD.JiNK* daughter of the l»te~ Pauick Cheyne^ Turrifl. 8cotland. M. 8. 8. iMndau for tttt throw iw, uuu .d i e Tittac on ona aide of tha p»p«- only Or tl
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      32 2 VE8SEL8 ADVERTISED TO SAIL. tjnlu Tin porta, Krltih. on 1'Srd Nov. Behn M, yer A Co. HongionK. Suitang. ilue *8th Not., BuiuU»d Co. Hongkong, Bonuda, due S7lli Nov. Behn liojer A Co.
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    "PETERSBURG" " ST. JEROME" COLLISION.
    1311 3 "PETERSBURG" ST. JEROME" COLLISION. I-KAI. CAS" PIMIIMFI). In Hi. Apped Court this morning gives in tin 1 I'd- i.'huni I'-i mi Lionel Vux, Chief Justice, in his judgment. ni| tins wa«aii ap|>eal by •MM nl t lie I'rlrrtliurij from I nidgineiit of Mr. Justice I. each in an action i.m
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      WANTED, A BOAT HARBOUR.
      546 3 I i ail* Tim4t i* not mpotuible for tke I •pini'im of it* correapondeoU. TD THE KDITOK OK THE STRAUS TIMES" Sin. In last Friday's issue of your journal, Longshoreman combats the MM <>l deepening the lagoon inside Tanjong Khu, and contends that money Ipeal lor
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    FOOTBALL.
    470 3 36n 08. R. A. r I. C t. These teams played a friendly cauie laM «:veinn- mi the Ksplanade before I -.cry meagre turnout of spectators. Infortunately atiffal iiru./.[e began started and contiiuu-d ricbt up to hall time. A nasty cross wind iil-> blew right over the ground, chilling
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    BENE ATH THESOUTHERN cross.
    2585 3 BENE ATH THESOUTHERN CROSS. (Bstv A. Murray i« Ctylm Ohtmer.") KAGLE HAWK NECK. Tula is a charming spot, both as to climate and scenery, but here also the tourist linds some gruesome relics of an unhappy past. This neck is a narrow piece of sandy foreshore, about a couple of
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    PAINTERS, OR THE DAUB OF RED.
    423 3 There was a fine old gentleman, who had a large estate, Of upland, lowland, heath and glen, with children small and great His mansions all were fair to see, his castles staunch as rocks. His streams were all well stocked with fish, Ma fields
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      177 3 A Helpless Cripple N. Bvnirert of Koruornr, says: For nineteen months I lav a helpless cripple from Rheumatism, the weight of my body was reduced from 170 lbs. to ISO lb«'., a proof of the terrible pain I bad to endure. During all this time, I sought a cure, but
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      839 3 NoncEa I INLIAN ENGINEERING. A» iLLOtTIUTID Wllllv JOVUU I THX RKGOONIZED ORGAN 1 OF THE PROFESSION IN INDIA. »'itk fwmaUttd bcma M+ circulation, LIST OPEN TO INBFKCTION. PAT. IX)YLK C.E. CALCUTTA keEy&walshjH MS CARDS. I Japanese HandFainted Cards Special Selection of Cards with Ticws of Singapore and Types of Native
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      609 3 NOTICE& KAUNALL 4 HILLES m, Robifum Road. HAVE ON HANI):— Electric Fans, Ceiling and Table, •Ml. «O. HO «>, 100, 1 10. and \-M Volt. Designed to operate from Incandescent OarasMa, Any Voltage to order. Direct or Altenmlinfr Current Fans For Table Use. 104 Volta. Inspection invited from all people
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      624 3 FUR SALE KMPLOYME.vVr TO LET; AND I'ERSOVAI.H; [lnTL.t, lSuenu lino; 2nd and i-.l tlmea, 10 cetau lino 4th to nth tiitm,T asoU a line; 7th to 18th time*, 3 centJ. line; afterwards, t renU t line bat *o charge leu than nondollar. That, a ikrtthnt advertisement, cIom Ml, In this
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      225 3 AKRANUKMKVO NkI'SKKIHY. SJlCT NuVKMHEK HiehW«t«r. 10*1 p.m. S. V K. 1'hysical frill. 1.10. 8 V. A. Mmuwi ami nrii. K .•vn I .ini|i I ractiue. 8. V*. A. sad H. V. K 8.48. IHIU.MV. J-JMi NoVKMBEK High Walur. ».«7 «.m. 10/4* p.m. New Moon. 2.13 a.m. Aqdu ar Eclipoa of
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    COMMERCIAL.
    554 4 M'l.urou, aim Hovummk. 1900. PRODUCE. (WU*i an oamelii to noon' Oambier bayen I 7.50. Copra Bali, 8.4 A Jo Pontianak, 8.00 Popper, Black i!-in do White, (!>%) 43.00 BagoFlourBar»wak,. ,U> do Brunei So. 1 2.80 Pe»r! Bin 5.70 Coffee, Bali, 15% basit 24.00 OoUee P«leml«ag, 16%b**is.. W.OO Ooßee, Ltberian,
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    MAILS CLOSK
    57 4 MAILS CLOSE. or rvr nr. To-Mosbow. IoIuccm vis ports Rtarl lalaccaA l.inggi Helen* nrawak ffmMfM lalaces A Kluig C*o» PAy.i rnboinavia port* fi.tl.Javoti Fajiuv. aii'Ukan via ports /Tr./.i/. lADgkok Ckumgiaai SiTnUKAY. .iuiiil..-i>» ATmini/Mi lanil.i A Japmn /.iii./n/n WmwuDty. 'Hilung via poTln M. Vajirunki* I p.m I p.m 4 p.m. 4
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    104 4 Ku>N BdbOPI --By the M M s. Ommtitm. due on .Saturday with dalea from 1-ondon to tbe 3rd Nov. Hh« bring> replifia to tho maili which left Singapore on tbe MhUfk From Chin* By the U. M. s.s. Tonkin, due on tbe 26tb Nov. t'ft Singapore Dar
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