The Straits Times, 26 November 1900

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    14 1 The Straits Times. EST. OVER A CENTURY SINGAPORE. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 20. 1900. No. 20,301.
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      883 1 NOTICKS. rpHE BORNEO COMPANY, LIMITED r« Staadare- Ufs aasanaos. Normok Uaioa Fir* lasanaos Soetaty. a Us* Asssraace Company (Fir.). Th. Kiuitahle I.if. aatuaae. Socwty. The Caiaa MsMal 9lsasa Havigatiaß Cosspsay Hi. Tottsnhsjn UfOT B*ar Coaipanj. for narticclam of tk*M CossasjaM., mm torn rail advsrtiMMit of THE BORNEO COMPANY. LIMITED. Agent..
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      790 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. ■s^ONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATBCHAPPIJ Under contract with the Netherlands India Government. Aaentt al Singapore: Ship Aoesct, latb J. DiBBDELS 4 Co., M, Colltbb (Joav. The undermentioned dates are only approximate. Steamer From Eipeoled Will be Despatched for On Bu'ongan via Porte Nov. 14. Bsnjermassin. Poeloe Laut. Balik Fapan, Muarajawa,
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      562 1 OCEAN STEAM SHIP COMPANY AND NEDERLANDSCHE STOOMVAART MAATBCHAPPIJ OCEAAN. Tosu. Toss. isMbs 7011 Miirmidon M7O Ag-meiHnoii 7011 Mr .17nX A\ni ""II Orttte, 48M r>74:t 1:,ir.,1u. 6MIU AHihitet -S:j» PolupKemu, Bjaj isBSJBJS* SMI Pruim **4S (alekai. Vm rr.metKeiu U7O /';/rr».« .'W.'l /»ir>fu»iu 4tju» Kkiiinu 306fi ....Wi.mi 7' II Sarpeilon 4VB» 1h,.,,,rtl
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      637 1 INSURANCES. rpHE LONDON AND LANCASHIRE 1 FIBE INSURANCE COMPANY. Camtal £5.137,M0 Paid up Capital i-.Jia.7K> Reserve Fond ...£1^)70,680 Ihe undersigned. Agent* for the Company, are prepared to accept fire risks at current rates of premium. BOL'STEAD A Co. rl CHINA TEADEBS INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. Capital Subscribed HfIOO.OOU Amount Paid ap.
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      566 1 INSURANCES. Two Great Necessities. V 17,. 1. FAMILY PROVISION. 2. PROVISION FOR OLD AOE. Easily and Economically met by a Policy in THK BRITISH EMPIRE MITUAL 1.1 IK OFFICE, KsTaBLMHKD 1847. Ciiairman The Kigbt Hon'ble Sir John Gorst, M. P. Funds— Rs. 430,00,000 Claims Paid— Ra. 450,00,000 vice mists umxL
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      655 1 NOTICES. ,Jr Taith > NEAVE'S Aerated Waters. m m They are THE BCBT. And therefore THE CHEAPEST. FRASER NEAVE, Ltd., Robinson Roao. StNGAPOhr BANK& Honoko.no and bhanohai BANKIItG CORPORATIOH. PAID-UP CAPITAL $10,000,000. KEBEKVE FUND.--Mterllng Reserve.JUMi' „.i momn Silver Reserve. I t, 01,0(0 f" 11 000 000 BEBKBVB LIABILITY OF .mnmnnn
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      106 1 JAPANESE BEST WHITE (3REPE SHIRTS. MIZES FROM 14" TO |8". G. OTOMUNE <Sr CO. absoutk rucntmoK in DISTANT OK NEAR VISION MILW.^UBXDERSOX, OHLISTOPI'ICIAN. (Mem: Opt: Soc: Londnii.) ««liS. ItTKL K U raft nINOAPORK. Kxpeiience teaclies that AO'. of tliuse who do not wear glasses REQIIRK THEM, *ml serious results are
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      773 1 A Te.llasesilal fr.wi AM lnfinMi. i I CONSIDER i hrn, urUiu's IM 1 Remedy Ika Ih-i in ibe world for bronchitis." says Mr Wilh.ni Snvory, W»rriiigloii, England. It b.is .oved in* wife'- lire, .he having been a martjr t4 bronchitis for over tix raw*, lir.ing'iu...! of the time confined to
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    CLEARANCES.
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS. MONDAY, 26TH NOV., 1900.
    329 2 The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS. MONDAY, 26TH NOV., 1900. SlraiU 7W» **J a ytar, or pott Int $M. Strait* Hmigtt flB a year, or po>( /r«« 120. Advertinng lint** may he fonnd in /A« fourth fxun Honest amusement must be blended with tlie conventional pity with which one learnt
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    403 2 Thk aVath of ih« Maharajah of I'atiala has resulted in grand scouring uut ol llie cdonriu/t with which that Eportii.c potentate surrounded himself At any rai«, a Calcutta despatch announces the fact that the Chief Secretary of the Punjab, Mr. Dane, k is arrived lathi premier SiKD Sty.i', an.! is
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    6 2 I'M'Ai's ins hank late is I
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    13 2 I'Kot'UCC, exchange, and share price, and the mail list, are on page 4
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    12 2 11. M S. I'-rl'l; went •aluiigsidt Tanjung I'agur this morning to coal.
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    14 2 Jlkwhi (i. P. Owen mid Hull, and others were out shooting at Johorn yesterday
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    17 2 At the Assize* ou Wednesday, npecial juries will sit for the purpose of hearing three murder cases.
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    18 2 Mk. Arnold Ward has been appointed to the post of correspondent for the Timm newspaper in Kg) pi.
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    27 2 An owner is wanted for two boxei containing a quantity of Mmn 1 clothing left in a sampan yesterday. The property is in possession of the police.
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    27 2 CuiHT de Donato, the Italian Minister at Bangkok, Countoss .le Donato, Mr Henry Holt, and Mr. A l> K d mykow left for Europe by mail to-day.
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    28 2 In view of the cricket and football h it ure with Singapore now fast approarh■ng, the I'frttk /Vmaar asks when the Taiping men are going to start practising.
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    12 2 Mb. Moine Comre and Mr. Whiteside arrived by mail from Kurope yesterday.
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    21 2 It is alleged that an epidemic now raging among ponies was introduced into Bangkok by a batch of animals from Singapore.
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    20 2 Mr. llobrofV is the new Secretary of the Russian Legation at Bangkok Mr. Kalmykow, his predecessor, has left through ill-health.
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    18 2 Thk Siam Electricity Company of Bangkok has absorbed the Bangkok Tramway* Company and the Siam Electric Railway Company.
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    4 2 H. Co, UK p.p.c.
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    22 2 Likit.-Colomsl 11. Oakes, R.G.A., having arrived from England by the Japan on the 25th inst has assumed command of the Royal Artillery
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    27 2 What would have been the most suitable Psalm to have used at the thaiik'uiving service of the CIV. Psalm in I, of course. Do you see it?
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    28 2 Thk Bangkok (iymkhana Club intends to hold a race meeting there on the 17th, I it'll, and "_'lst January next. There will be five events on each day.
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    25 2 It has been found necessary to prepare a supplementary Naval Estimat* in France for 29,-<!94,260 francs, to cover the expenses occasioned by the Chinese crisis.
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    33 2 Thk transport Catalonia was to sail from Cape Town on the 19th instant with li.Hi Boer prisoners for Ceylon. The Boer prisoners in Ceylon amounted up to date to 4,387 officers and men.
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    37 2 A Hokikn trader of 93 Cecil Street reports thai an employee, in In- shop went to 2tl Beach Koad and, by means ofa forged hill, collected a debt of SI. IMS After getting the money he absconded.
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    34 2 I .om. Dalmeny, the eldest son of 1 ml Kosei.ery, shows do particular inclination for a political career, and wishes to pj into the Army His younger In other resembles his father much more.
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    32 2 Thk local .secretary of the Kaub Aiisnalian Ctold Mining Company has i eceivrtd a telegram from daub, dated Saturday last, st«ting that the electric mill, with altered gear, is now working -iH.esslully.
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    35 2 Pkin.k Inkanlhor of Cambodia, who reeenlly made so much stir in France b) d. nuiincing certain French ollicials in his country, is a passenger hither tiom Antwerp by the id'ita Slam due here on Wednesday.
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    41 2 Choi, KHt i« on the decrease here. < )nly :t cases and 4 deaths were reported \esterday On the 24th inst. therewcre 7 cases and 5 deaths. The tofals to .lute, since the umease tir-t appeared, aie XI cases and 7S deaths.
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    50 2 Tins morning, a private of ihe IBtll M N. I. was ordered to pay a linn of sMfi, or •iirl'er six weekn' imprisonment, tor attempting to pick the pocket of a young man named Almeida at a football in it. h hold a f Jal in H.-sai ou Saturday last.
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    44 2 II Ai- il Ameer has been arrested on tl I. usual charge of having stolen a I* -s.iflß order to Mecca The ticket %v»a worth Sim Hadji Ameer stole it fioni a pious woman named Awoh on Saturday last at the Tanjong I'agar D.ck
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    45 2 I'mkkk were numerourf European %i«itor« at Johore yenterday. In the ..r. i no. vi the Johore baud played several selections on the front." The Land is a really excellent one. When ■bad we have such a one, in Singapore to play on the sea front
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    46 2 A%i.»<i*T the distinguished persons who propose to visit India this cold ucather are the Earl and Countess of J-*r»ey, two of the most popular and r.-jeited members of English society. They are to make a comprehensive j mrney frum one end of India to the o-her.
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    43 2 The Brough Company playing at Colombo at the date of last mail advices. According to present arrangements, Mr. Krough intends to have a ten-weeks' season in Calcutta, and then vi-.it Rangoon, Singapore, Hongkong, and Shanghai, fiuishing up the tour in May next ynar.
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    47 2 Mr H Koden, paymaster on rl M. S. Mm, engaged a 'rikisha at Sepoy Ljajaj t.olf Club on Saturday, and discharged il at Johnston's Pier. 1...1.T he found he had left a bag containing various articles in the 'rikisha The 'rikisha coolie has not yet Iwen fuund.
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    57 2 Ul-i.a Estate in I'erak, says the I'eruk I'uinrtr, has done rippingly tor the \\i months ended on 3 1st August last. Mr. Boyd, the Manaser, has turned a huge debit left by his predtcearor into a proUt, paying h dividend of l.> per cont. per annum to shareholders, und all
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    55 2 I hk Right K»v A Kavier, the lioinan Catholic Bishop at Peking, who took such a prominent part in the defeat of the Boxers at the Chinese capital during the siege of Hie LngHlions, passed through yette.rday in the MM. Oeavien on his way to Paris, whither he goes to
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    56 2 As regards the gold output of India in 1H99, the production of that metal in the Kolar district (Mysore) amounted Ui 117.:i»7 ounces, the production in Burma, Madras, and the Vuam's Tern tory bringing up the total to 457.0-2O ounces, the value of which may be taken to represent, at
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    55 2 Mk. Michael Birue has left H. M. B. friat and his plae.i has been taken by Mr. Betty. Mr Barne's departure will bu regretted by his many friends ou the station, but he will be congratulated on securing the appointment to accompany the forthcoming Antarctic Expedition, on aivn'unt of which
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    96 2 Ihk new Hotel at Johore is well started The new building is an extension both ways of the Iteot House, and when finished will have ample accommodation (including tennis courts and other sporting requisites) for a large number of gu«tU lor years to ...in. Thi» is h work on which
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    55 2 Mxxico has steadily increased her export* of roffne Ho the Tnited BtsvMSk, while Central American countries havn increased their shipments by over .V» per cent. Venezuela has decreased her supply to the U. S very gr«a'ly, th.exports for the eight months of 190<i being :49,->6.'(,l^' pounds, against 66,315,044 pounds for
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    60 2 A toRRKPoKDCNT writes complaining that Seiangoon Koad, from the Municipal limit to the 6th mile, is reported to be practically impassable to vehicular and pedestrian traffic This section of the road is under repair People wade through the mud, and vehicles only effect a passage by the exercise ofa considerable
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    79 2 Tm I'inumj iin .rllr urges an incieaae of the Legislative Council membership by the addition ofa Chinese representative for that Settlement. It is argued that the counsel and advice of a Penang Chinaman will greatly add to the utility and strength of the Council It is also made out that
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    77 2 The Nippon Yusen Kaisha's dividend for the last half year will, it is said, he declared at the rate of IU per cent per annum. The revenue has been comparatively great during that period, owing to the charter by the Government of many tranfports, and a hetter dividend could he
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    85 2 At the Waterfall Gardens, Penang, a Para rubber tree has been tapped three times within the last two years. These tappiiiEK yielded over eight pound" or dry rubber. A record has been kept of the daily yield from this tree. Tapping has been carried on both in Perak and in
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    MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
    75 2 Nominations fur the election of aConimisnioner lor the Central (So. L') Ward, Mr l.ffCln»iii (Mian retiring by rotation, i-|iM.eil to-Hay at tlie Municipal OflUt Tin: "iilv nomination cent in wait that ..t Mr. \#n Obaoa <-»nn, who wan nominated by Mr. Tan -l i.ik Kirn ami MCmM by
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    THE POLICE COURT CLOCK STOLEN.
    106 2 THE POLICE COURT CLOCK STOLEN. Wsh the police court was opened this morning, tbe clock in use in the otlice was found missing. When it was taken cannot he determined, but it is hardly likely that anybody would have ri-ke.i removing it this morning. It is interred ironi this that
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    WITNESSES' EXPENSES.
    97 2 OMMMMMI are sonietimes heard from %vitnesxes, who have to attend to p. lice court cases, that they are not only put to inconvenience when cases ate post noned, hut are out of |mcket. 11l the case af Keeina p (jrie^shauer. reported on Saturday, a bombuniier and a uunner,
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    STRAITS TRADING CO.
    114 2 Thk accounts ol the Straits Trading Co. (for MNawaJMiM to shareholders on lire. Bth at noon) show iliht the accounts for the first half of the business year I Dim IW'I amount to S4;>o,Ul.°> which, including W.u-n brought forward from the previous account left 5.V19.W4 for appropriation
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    ACCIDENT TO THE CHURCH MAIL.
    110 2 ACCIDENT TO THE CHURCH MAIL. lin I'reni li mail steamer Tutttin, which arrived hem yesterday from the nortii, met with an accident on leaving Saigon, two of the blades of the propellor being bent. Notwithstanding this the vessel made a fairly quick pannage to Singapore, getting alongside the wharf about
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    157 2 'I in. Humming is due from Hongkong on the L'titli intrant. Tin: us. Henrmtur passed tbrullgh eastward at 9 50 a.m. ytwterday Tlio French transport Cotoml*> left for Marseilles at 5 p. in. on Saturday. The Agamemnon, which left on Saturday morning, took avay 1,000 pilgrim! for Jeddah.
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      KRUGER ARRIVES IN PARTS.
      12 2 KRUGER ARRIVES IN PARTS. ENTIHSIASTK RECEPnON BY TBAONGING CROWOB, JUSTICK FOKTIiK HohKs:
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      BRITISH EMBASSY GUARDED.
      97 2 I.4<iiii'in. Moinlmj Mr. Kriigi-r «as received in Paris likej a popular foreign sovereign. lni|.a«'ioned addresses, demanding' freedom and justice for the Boers, and, declaiming their oppressors, werej presented to him. Mr Kruger replied in a similar Hiram, nit that he I. mk- to the. nations of Kurope
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      AMERICA'S SUGGESTIONS.
      37 2 AMERICA'S SUGGESTIONS. America has addressed a circular] Note to the Powers suggesting lessj extreme measures regarding the punish-j ment and indemnities as a basis of j negotiations DEATH Or SIB A. SILLIVAN Sir Arthur Sullivan is dead.
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      THE CZAR.
      20 2 111. nili.lllli.il ol the CMf IS satis factory, although his teinperalute ros. mi Saturday alt. ni.H.n to lutj
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    SELANGOR RACES.
    80 2 Kxnlti l/uuip'ir, Salntilay Maja| Tbe lollowing is the result of tI.J se. Mini day's racing here to-day j Kik-t Hah Holih I Clover I Why* Noi :i StniM, lU. > Winilreda 1 Ol.tj Touih I Barangkali :< Thiki. li%. Ton-so.n 1 Phil '-'.I Indolence:.. Ko.rth Bad. Moonlight 1
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    THE INTERPORT SHOOTING MATCH.
    141 2 THE INTERPORT SHOOTING MATCH. ■MW m:oßm. Thb following arc tin: MatMOTi <■{ the Shanchai team in Hip IllUipnrf Shooting Matili mi the Ttli inslami The »ho..ting at Shanghai was at 7 am at the Kill.- Butts. The lulu cn,,,l for tin- MO yds but was just litttf hazy for the
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    PUNJOM MINING COMPANY.
    443 2 KITOKT BY MX. DMM HI cill>> Mk. W. Kerfoot Hughes, the M.in.i (jer at the Mines of the I'unjom Mining Co., l<td., baa »übinitt«d a report dated Panggouit, October In, to Mr W. H (jankell, Secretary of MM Coinpiiny, cm tlie present condition and future pm pects
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      678 2 NOTICES. THK BOIiINSON PIANO CO.. LTD. a, ttAHHM i'i.ave, srMiAront:. Colonial Production. INSPECTION IS INVITED. Pianos manufactured in Hongkong at the Factory of THK HOBINBON PIANO 00, LTD.* mwf CHINA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COY,LTD. HKin Omo« No. 14, Cakto* Road, mum.iui. AS. A. WATTIK. Manner. MKSSItS. TAN KIM TIAN SONS,
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      615 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. \ITANTKD la exchange Ceylon for TT and Borneo stamp". A.idresa: STAMP. I/I. 1 80-.awantaJawa, Ceylon. WANI'KU IMMEDIATELY. 4 SMART young Chioeae .r Eurasian 4 aa sssistaut. Apply peritnoally to THE MANAOER, 3/ IS Ihe Sing ipora Dispensary, Ltd. COMPANIA TRASATLANTICA I>K BAUCELONA. FOR MANILA. rpilK ■panM mail ».v
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      61 2 M. 8. a. iaUßte. for th. Bmu> km. smnud ba •ri«« oo am* lid. of lh» pun laly By tk* oar'.«et n? that (smdition, n»-ijH. 8.«. »r» ranted that aunt othwwiM b. pahlaaWt. All ulTvtWasaoatnota inntM totk. oo»d -tion thai ta* Maaac*r tl. >d<«rtiM«Hiif ot of IK. paiMr la om.
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    COMMERCIAL.
    581 4 (f KOIPOU. *«TH NOTrnBIR, 1900. I'RimncK. Mini" an eomeUi to mots' Humbler 1 7 «-_> l Copra B«lt 6.86 •lo Pontiaoak 8.00 Hipper, Black buyers 3SAO do While, (6*) ..48.00 HaaoFionr Sarawak,. 3 16 do Brunei So. 1 ».«0 Pearl Hugo 5.70 CoSm, Bali, IS basis sm.ol Coffee Paleral.ang,
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    MAILS CLOSE
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    93 4 Fbom Bdropk :-By the German 7'r.iu Htinriek due on Wednesday. Fbom China:— By tbe P. A O. s. Coromantlet due on Thursday. «ft Singapore Dur In London Arrivw Oct. l*th M. M. Nov ftth Nov 7th Oct. l»th P. 40. Nov 13th No. 10th 0.-t. ajnd N.D.1,.
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    267 4 ARRIVALS. Per g. ttemul from l)eli— Mr. Pnttger, Mrs. Pottßer, Mj»» E. Von *hw.n, Mr. H. W. Kapelle, folonel Kalff, Mr. .1 Ktruide. Mr.f. P. Baiuhng, Miss and Mr. Q Anspach. Per b. Japan from l.omlnn -Lieut •< "I K. (lakes ami Mrs Oaken; from Penani.Mrn Winter, Mr.
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      219 4 Under tnisnea.tinKth4 following aobro'iations aro uami —str. steamer so. ship bq banjo* sen.— schooner; YeW— Yacht Cru.— Cruiser <Jbt. (iunboat Tor Torpedo H.p. -Horse-power Brit.— British It. S.-United Mm; FrFrencb Uer— German Dut.— Dutch; Joli.— Jobore 4c O. c—Qenoralcargo d.p. deck nasMngera: U—Uncertain T. P. W. -Tanjona
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      TRADING VESSELS &C.
      1210 4 vaaiTAUi rtiaoi .Nooa or Saturday. Hi* Hit Chmn, Brit. str. 1»9 tons, Capt BMM.MII N v. FromT Anso", 21«t Nov. U.c, and UAd.p. Wee Bin and Co. For T. Anson. Mth-Rds. Ban WhaXt Soon, Brit. str. 199 tons, Capt Rowse. 21th Nov. From Pontianak. Had Nov. U.c,
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      569 4 N*m». port, probabl* Aalt ol imra; Miv ol aqenlM. ■■Ml Agspanthui. Cronstalt, I'fi Del H Aim, China, Dec- J Manstiel.l. Alionle. Manila, Nov ft) Barlow. Ambria, Hkong. De.- U B. Meyer. Anna Moore, (ronstadt, Ift CM 1 1 Annam. Hkon«, D«u 2 M M. Aragonia, H'kong, Dec if
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    ARRIVALS.
    232 4 M I I 5 Ivanm* Hun ion. Amur khom buuo OMmmi Klt> j •M Biih'vii 1 1 v- r i.'"' r W S Uk r |«Hc««ir .Nov ls|Wfr Bin and C«. •4 HongW.n rtnt.vr. IIBHu.l«n JlXc. Nov alWer Bin »D<l Co. li i I•• lr 481 Frwn M l*«n»ni(
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