The Straits Times, 7 December 1900

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    15 1 The Straits Times KT. OVER* A ■11 in SINGAPORE. FIUDAY. DECEMBER 7. 1900. No. 20.310,
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      582 1 NOTICES. INDIAN ENGINEERING A* I I.LI STKITin WIIILV JODBXtL I HE RKCOUNIZEDOKMAN OFTHE PROFESSION IN INDIA. H'.l* <n.iim«l*«4 dona tiir rrrfWiWwm, I IST OPEN Id INSI'K.TION PAT. DOYI.K C.K CAUTTTA 1 w*f WHAT VI ill WAUT A GOOD (SOAR. FLOK T)K PIKDRA. DMA; or in Hrilit North Hornro. BQUM. TO
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      770 1 STEAMSHB 1-ONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART iH Under contract with tb^| Agrntt al .Si wnporr Ship Agixc^H Steamer rron. txpecteo j lan IT! urn BaUvia. l>> I'-fl IV.r ,</r bam, Bulongan > via Ports. Nov. K. KiH Bu'ongau j via Porto. -'7. I'tM Ports and i Killiton. Lcc. ii. HavM 7'um'i.rii. l'adang via
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      228 1 lappij |nd« India (ionrDiuflnt. ■UniDiu 4 Co., i-S, Couth <{u*<r. only approximate. llJeflpaß'hed for ud ■riuoii. IViral. Samarani;, Souravijuwangir, Kima IV<\ tf. I kijermasvin, Pulu Ijiul, Balik ■unnijawa, Cotie, Dongalla, Hpp. lilrhlfh at»l r*dnng \in Btbaya. Bandjonnamin. Pulo > a|>an,Muarajnwa, I'olii'. w. I Binia Timor Djlly. H Panrh, Atuhan, ML
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      643 1 INSURANCES. 'PHE LONDON AND LANCASHIRE I FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. p^ 1 c^u*: :f}u%SS° R-aerre Food £1,075^» lae undersigned, AgrnU for lb« Com I I'uny, an prepared to accept fire risks at I -uirtnt rmu*e of premium. ROUBTEAD A Co. TWI CHINA TKADKRB INSURANCE I 1 COMPANY, MMTTED. .pital Subscribed fuoaoob.
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      265 1 INSTTRANCE& Two Great Necessities. VIZ. 1. FAMILY PROVISION. 3. PROVISION FOR OLD AGE. Easily and Economically met by > Policy in THE BRITISH EMPIUK MITIiAL I.IFK OFFICE, K'TABLISHED 1847. Chairman The Right Hon"ble Sir John Gorst, H. P. Fund*— Ri. 420,00,000 Claims Paid— Ra. 4.W,n0,000 URGF Mflvfv I.IICFKtL fOIPITIMv M
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      643 1 NOTICKS. Milkmaid^ pfDENSED mA il/l t I I 7 £BHbl i F ull Cream. Largest Sale in the World. BANKS. I IIUNUKOSG AMU aUANUMAI i EL BANKINU CORPOBATIOK. PAID-UP CAPITAI »lO,UUO,UUO. RESERVE FUXD.--»terliogß«erve..sl<>uno.nnr>» £Ker Reserve. t,«OffH( VOWO OOCBT Of DIUCTOM:— I N. A. Sim. bq.~Cunuuii ■■«wa». Em— lnrfTT C»«i»«.r. E
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      425 1 THE ALEXANDER BRICKWORKS Co. Ltd. ARE NOW PREPARED TO MUPPLY BNIOK>S, FIRE BRICKS, A FIBE CLAY. For partii ulart apply to THE BORNEO Co., Uu.-Agenu. 10/S COMMON SENSE J tfagtyJ iqmiii „t mmlt-cur* »»er <tia»>Trrvd for il ium a»l futii'ttofial l.Ulity w*>t«i>f ritalttv U«M*b *«W .*nt., *<■.. „ih p^«W»l ..l^r».S«i»i.
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      836 1 I O»r to lUftuMl (Im Nmk>. lAT 1 h llh D<l hVP'ooea by tIM UM I '"■'"'•"•lain's Cough Remedy. If afflict*! »ith any throat or lung trouble, give iJ> 1.. lor l certain to prove hen. kUI. I i ouklh ihm have miiKm other tre*. I BMiit f..r Ton lure
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS. FRIDAY, 7th DEC, 1900.
    658 2 The Straits Times PRICE 15 CENTS. FRIDAY, 7th DEC, 1900. Si i h a thing as a lost legion has been heard about in the semi-mythical traditions of history, but the fact that 450 British soldiers could be spirited away and be passed out of the ken of their fellow
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    9 2 To'Havs 4 in a hank rate is I I
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    10 2 I Tub si, ,i,h 1;,n1,j,i will ha iusuud to-morrow morning.
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    12 2 Thk I'rinee and Princess of Wales will visit Belfast in April next.
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    16 2 I Pimui i'k, exchange, aud share price, I and the mail list, are on page 4.
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    11 2 Sin Charles Mitchell died a year ago to-day, at Government House.
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    10 2 Two British transports passed through the port during the. night.
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    10 2 Thk Philharmonic Concert tomorrow night commences at 9 o'clock punctually.
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    22 2 A lainch will have Johnston Pier for the swimming Club Bungalow on Sunday at IU a. m. and 1 1 a. m.
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    20 2 The annual procession of the Taicuew, Hylam, lieu, and Macao cluus will take place on the lMih of this month.
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    20 2 ISam>ii.amjs, Buttery A Co., the local agent* for the National Assutaiwe Co. of Ireland, send a calendar lor uezl rear
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    23 2 An extraordinary general meeting of D the Jelebu Mining and Trading Co. is I advertised to be held op the Itlth inst. I
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    26 2 Thk P. ami 0 Company has jiiot paid a dividend on the deformd shares of Aj I per cant, together with a bonim ofnJ iwr cent
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    22 2 Thk M M. mail steamer Annum Irornl China is due here on Sunday morning! The mail for Kurupe closes on Satiir<ls<fl .•v.-nitiß
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    26 2 Tin days ago a Malay fractured lifl left arm by falling from a trpe M Johorc. He died as tlie result of tjß injury yesterday. fl
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    24 2 Lord Wolseley will shortly m.l an oxtenaive tour, in the m| which, it is reported, he will vM Canada, South Africa, and Kgypt. I
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    21 2 A football match will be playec the Tanjong Pagar ground on Sun between teams representing the I >i andtheJinrikishaDept. Kick-offoj 1
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    21 2 This morning, Inspector Batej prosecuu-d a Chinese goldsmith! using a false daching, the IoJ cusUimersbeing :f. The goldsmitl lined Mt. I
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    25 2 I'nr deaths registered at SnJ during I i-t month reached the! figure of 1,049. The ratio per thoß M .".1 .">!. Cholera accounted ninety-nine entries. B
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    25 2 The United States enginiAj Manila propose at an early BJ improve the water supply of tIA The cost of the improvemeAß probably reach X2oB,Uoii. BV
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    25 2 mi Japanese Minister to SpAV his Atneiican wife, is passingßV per iin- Aft M<mi to take up^BJ apixuiitment. He was I'Bl Japanese Minister to Holland
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    28 2 A UMM ijtiantity of unsABJ arms in the Madras and H ArienaU are about to be talAB) sea and thrown overboard B^VJ supervision of the OrdnanclßJ ties. KV
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    28 2 Thk hospital ship Sin,,,. .H to Brilaiu by America, an sii.jli excellent work in S- BVJ passed through the port iABJ V l.'i this morning on her uaBJ
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    26 2 > aptain l< W I' WmtAVl' rec.i.d match score so -»rBVV lie- annals ol the Chit,. ">BBT play tor the I'residelil'sHHj lauglin (Inh. lie seor^Bßf scratch. _BJ
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    29 2 Thk Freucli transport 'BVH, liougMt, arrived lrom n BVE, „,..iiiii.- and wont inißW,! I i.c are 1.1 en ilians, IAWj l_'.:l soldiers on hoard lo leave l.r Haiphong u.^BB
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    31 2 Inh Pier which repßßf \V,,.,rt at Huugkong I.H' 1 by the Governor, Mi <IBBh o named Blake !'>•''■■■'!' Pi«i is i*uu feet long aiAVH ana hut eight flights o^BJ'" ovci ■lII.W KBI
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    32 2 Ink Americans hßil folding cycle for "-ABB i.illv which, 1-,1-BM i only v 'ftVM,,,|' l is cairied on the shoidßS h ive already such a AVBT uniiy, but not so lighßkVJ Bl
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    18 2 It i< reported tj^^^V""^ k,rn Bab*, n S r^^B' ii..ir "reform" <<<-.:■ da> r Iho reform <ire««^| i „ii.fortal)ie..
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    4 2 i-ases and lIT deaßJ
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    2 2 Mr. Alfred
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    4 2 mm field in sing
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    8 2 i 1 by the W-Otto^^M,™-: 1 I:.: mh:BJ
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    10 2 P M B«'^ to find the «B fc™"llli coolie H
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    60 2 JH In of .Sarawak, BHHJ Htllt-oire where sIH fl tl>e '"■VAVAVXrry'de Windt, ■81.ll I aud there ■ii. the Kajah. yl,* H Sarawak. H] lie a tiger in B Bukit Timah BM in h paragraph ■J pSiat two of the HB-eri sent to hunt jBJ ■jut.di-rstand that I Incil tiger-stayers ■S"
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    63 2 (largest P. A O. stammer rat I Bted, the Pertia, left [.ondon full complement of over MO I 'i en, on the 9th November on I it voyage to Bombay Hor I onn are length, 500 fi I ,54 ft depth, 37 ft. 6in. Crews l,Vi>\ fffe.tivH hnrar-p »n, The
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    64 2 irri'KKs received show that in tlittyphoon at Hongkong over two Ired livua ware lost and I wi> hundred seventy junks and Hshing boats sunk or destroyed, causing much ens among the nxafaring population c Colony. The Governor invited the bitants of the Colony to meet liim c City Hall, Hongkong,
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    76 2 ihkkk is a tueosophist lady in I. >nm, who has attained notoriety recently la crusade against the making and Bring of black garments Sh>- dre*»«« ■•sell entirely in white— and ha« all ■r house furnished aivl decorated in ■b same tint. The grates in her rooms ■b all t-tk.-n out
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    60 2 Thk Shell Trunspoit aud Trading ompany has hulk petroleum tank istxllalions in full work „t Singapore, uei, Karachi. Bombay, Colinnhi., ladras, Calcutta, Penang, Bangkok, longkong, Shanghai and other China I torts, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, with iquid fuel storage tanks, as well at has, Bombay, Colombo, Madras, Culcutta, Singapore, and in
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    81 2 Kl'kopkan Police Constable .No. Lindsay Dymock, the biggest man in the .Straits Police, died in the hospital yesterday evening after a week's illness. The funeral, which will be a military one, will take place at 4 :KI this afternoon. Dymock, who mood over 6ft. 2in., was well known in Australia
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    94 2 Tilt: following extract from War (Mm letter No 7,««:i l:;;( dated !»h No* bar, 1900, has been published for nuidance: "In the case of all Lee* Knlield rillas which have been fitted with tin- special backsight leaf the ii-iiches in cap and slide of which are Wto the left, the
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    86 2 On the Ist of January next the old East and West India Duct Company > wid vanish fur ever, merged into the Si. Catherine Docks Company, which will carry on the amalgamated business under the new title of the London and I India Docks Company. For the last iwelve years
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    84 2 Notwithstanding the poverty of the Italians, the Government propose to r.i:-i- ftfsjaiga loan of 1 1 ,(AW,UUO for the renewal and eid irKcini'M of Mir fleet. The naval programme., for which the loan i- to be applied, embraces the construction of five battleships, five |>ower- fill armoured cruisers, of high
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    125 2 An inventor's life, a< a rule, is not a happy one, and Count Zeppelin'*, of balloon fame, is not an exception, for it is reported he has already spent X:«J.i*«> on his experiment, and is now in ftnxin'ial difficulties. Aerial navigation Ins brought no many scientific men to grief that
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    126 2 It will interest coffee-planters to learn that one of the effects of the Cape-to-Cairo Railway will be to open up an important coffee industry in British Central Africa. Mr. Urogan, in his new book From the Cape to Cairo," dwells on this subject at some length. The quality of the
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    LAND SALE.
    111 2 Ml 11. A. C'rnne yesterday offered Tor >al«! several lots of valuable housebold property and Kind. Them was a very good attendance and excellent prices were realised. Three houses, with land, 14, 15, and 16 Jmldah Street were knocked down f0r54,500; No. I" Clyde Street for SI.HW; Nos.
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    INDIAN FAMINE FUND.
    142 2 Somk information li;is lately been received regarding the contributions gent from Shanghai to tha Indian KamiDU Charitable Ilelief Fund. The total receipts from that quarter have amounted to over I i lakh Tub British Consul explains that more than twothirds of that sum was subscribed by Chinese
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      THE FIGHT AT DEWETSDORP.
      23 2 7th Drr. Nothing wliulever is known of Mm fate the U. priooneri taken by the Boers at Dewetsdorp. i
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      HOLLAND AND THE BOERS.
      35 2 Dr. I'iurson, the I'riinn Minuter of Holland. deeUrml in the St;ite*-General that he is unable to foresee the psychological moment when Holland can propone arbitration in the South African war. I
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      LORD ROBERTS. AT DURBAN.
      19 2 I ..ml K'.herts hi- reached Durhan en route for Knglaud. He hail a tremendous reception.
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      MERCIER'S SPEECH.
      24 2 UNANIMOUSLY (ONDKMNKD. j The Kreneh press unanimously con- j demns in the severest terms General j Mercier's speech in the Senate. i
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      STRAITS DINNER. IN LONDON.
      111 2 OLUXTEEKS FOR SOUTH AFRICA I'KAISEI). Ml!. STI{I\(.KKO\.MyMCII'AIUOVKRXMK.NT. iMlrr. Sir Andrew Clarke r.-i.1.-.l il the annual Straits .Settlements dinner held at the Hotel Metropole. l^ndon, last night. Among those present were the Crown t Prince of Siam, Sir Cecil Clcmenti j Smith, and Sir Btajh Low SirThomas
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      PHILIPPINE TYPHOON
      95 2 IHK YIWKMI'. K *K« PaTal Tin Hongkong Daily \'ress «ays the j I) >. cruiser Ytfmit* was wiecked in a typhoon at (iuam on the 13th Sovein- ber. >'ive of the crew were lout, the remainder being rescued by a colliT Justin Island was devastated hy the typhoon,
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      VOLUNTEER ORDERS.
      93 2 lh,lie>. Orderly Officer for the ensu- ing week: I. lent V .1 Kenjatield Orderly M. (L O for the ensuing week, Corporal E. Wallace. (Ma. Monday, :> K M 1., gun -lull. The S V A will parade at S V. A Headquarters on Monday, lUth n,-I .in
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      A PAYING CONCERN.
      173 2 Tin: lir* National K«nk of the New York, whose cashier absconded a month ago, leaving behind him defalcations to 11,. amount of three quarters of a million dollars, gold, in one of the largest and strongest liniincial ii.titu tions iu America. With a capital of only half
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      MR.E.W. BIRCH C. M. G.
      229 2 MR.E. W. BIRCH C. M. G. Mk Krnest U'oodfurd Bireli. up to recently ResiHont of Ni>p:ri St>mriilan, now the new Governor of British Ninth Borneo in place of Mr. Hugli Clifford, is of tbe family wlio»e name lias for year* been a. bye-word in the j^trailSffUleinenU and Mulaya. He was
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      396 2 NOTICES. NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY LI). ULASGOW. Manuiaciun*ra of Dynarnilfc, Oeliirnite. (IcLatine Dynamite, Blasting Gelatine. Detonators. Safety Fuses. Electric Blasting Apparatus. r/,. oaaM toftmmm, Uaßf fmjami m Hre.a tk an •«■<■!? tt pai" tk* htrjh *tiiH*i<ir,t of tafit'i nml purity titt* mpoMd In/ ll,e iintu.h GormrmcHi, „l,ir., lUr+r%t*mmlmd to he "f
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      324 2 NOTICES. FOR 3CIMC-A.S-Pianos by all the best makers soi. D at iioonun cam ntiorib \m> kor SUITABLE BIRI IWYMRNTS. six-rial \inas itaeMwl of 10 percent, for eaxh to the :slvi December, 1900 l'iiui u kin lioiii >• [K-r ni^'lit, awl $10 |kt nidiitli (not iiicliidinjf I lIIK KOIUNSON PrANO CO..
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      275 2 tfm BOARD AND 1.01m.im,. ONKroom vacant at Aij»h Uouk, lOtf ilr.lmnl Rotul. Terms moderate. tioo'l uhlr. Singapore Philharmonic Society. A Grand Evening Concert nill lie i n tni JMn Hiu n,, S.it, inlay ,<•■,!, Derrml+r I P. m. Tin: Programme consists hii-lly of (iaiilV "THE HOLY CITY u> If r.-M
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      968 2 LATESr ADVERTISEMENTS. I WANTED. C riiKK -KKKPKK. a relml.le mn wilh 0 experience in general produce. Apply to x. 7. c/o ttmm Titan lla m. WANTKI) 1 BRTUDtBH, to huv white kid glaves. J Price «A cu. and #1 per pair. ■/I* WHITKAWAY, LAIDLAW Co. A HOME for hrn gentlemen
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      172 2 DOMBSTIO OOCURRKNCBB. MAKRIAOK ()>- th< fitli inst.. at St. Andrew's iNtli.<i'rnl, hy thn Vnn'l'lo An:hdeainn Perham. F'rani'i M»nv Ba*ti.»tt. Inuiihtcr of tbe late John Rdward Bartlott p.-v.-rel Court. Ayte«l>u-y, Bucks., to I Ai.mm Jimkx Funt, son of J C. Fraser, rm— lj of Yokuhanii and Liverpool. HEATH. At the (iinernl
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    INTER PORT RIFLE MATCH
    114 3 BUsaaMaa nuav Tn oinnnttee of the fHaßßpnre ■i met at the SV A Unll II ill vesi. May afternoon In anance f"r the practice »mi selection of the Singaain the Inter Port match It te.l th.it the team be chosen from the following Gaol 8( (lair,
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    THE BAHAMAS.
    257 3 Tm ie|Mirt oi the Goloaial Banasthe liahamas lor the eat shows a great increase in tie prosperity of the group and much improvement in the social conililion of the inhabitants. This ;s the af many causes, lu.-lly the ■;■< ni by an \merican company in bnlldiO) a lain
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    DIAMONDS IN BRITISH GUINA.
    266 3 Th' Georgetown (British t.uianu) mdaat ol tlie l/>ndon 'limr< \i...th.r larg* lll i u made in tberi*ersofthis«olony. Slliif s.une II Iliaile several i nil. .:—lolls fol ptajpßßtmn have baea tr.int.il by the Oovafain. n'. and parties are at work in search ol the precious asBM The
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    THE NEW FRENCH GUN.
    455 3 Mm regard la Banters' special aimut lite diseoverj ''>' an Aim ii' an miners ol th. ,if the MSI Kreii. li gun, which published recently, th.- I no fbUowiai Mr II genera Shmoi set, ulir witnessed the reeesM maim in res .it Chaftrem the Metal me<
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    NEWS.
    767 3 I Vlrmt) KIWOR I under M.i|i» .Ninety-nvo r o|oniali»aB rfv jj vt corps B Synp.. representing f&,,, v 1t r naked W indaor on the jp jd and n,.-t will, a (.pit)* State They were shown over t f curjoB |rom MMU, ;»n.l shown «li«te'e»tiiiß his- l'r. \Z ill
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    EXPLOSION ON THE "FARFALLA."
    182 3 An locidrat, whirl, might have be. f,i11,.w.-,i l.y more ilisa«troub result occurred Oh boald tin -Irainir Ki.-fnl nt al the wharf at Muar 1m .ia\- it" 'i appears to be tl cist "ii the I'.i.t.ii;., n, haao in tl 1-Mi.iiii- nielli. HMBBri other oils, li of
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    THE "ERNEST SIMONS."
    135 3 Thk Messageries Maritime* "ocean greyhound F,mr*t Simont (Captain Durnnd). which arrived at Sbangtl i. mi IheMrd ultii.-.0, saystheSAaMj/uii Daily I'rtM, from Europe, made the run up ilir mist frnn Hongkong against a stiff monsoon at the rate of 14 knots per boOT. I'assengers who arrived by the
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    TRADE RETURNS OF THE COLONY
    140 3 THE SECOND iII'ARTEKS FIQIRKB. DOLLAR AND STERLING INCREASE. The Straits Settlements import and export returns for the second quarter of this year have beon published. IMPORTS Exclusive of tieasure, the imports stand thus :.'"il <}r of IM>9, 0«f.«1 lii.i'L'ii.liio; SndQr.ol 1900, *T 1,1 76,475 t7,i'4:t,.'iO4
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    389 3 Tlw Jlrai n J 1 i« n..t naMSjsHa for the optui' u- of it;* o.>rrt..|Hinil,.QtH PHILANTHROPY AND LEPROSY. Tl I TH E KMTi IK OK THK STRAITS TIMES. •"Mil, In the issue of the fi,ui,ig li-i-ettt of the :ird instant, there appeared a leading article on tne subject of
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    SIR A. MILNER ON TREASON.
    484 3 SIR A. MILNER ON TREASON 1 n iara was the subject of a recent address by Sir Alfred Milner at Clarein,.m. to the Guild ot l.ny:il Wuiiiwi it I Onm Colony. 'There must be no com- I prise, with sedition-mongers, he said I There had been too much toying with
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    ANOTHER ARMS CASE.
    321 3 This afternoon, before Masts. Brock man and Howard, Mr. T. Phillip Terry was charged on a summons issued at the instance of Police In«p Bateiiian with having on the Nth insl. brought M revolvers iuto the Colony per Kohuj Albert on which he was a passenger. According
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    CHINA NEWS.
    370 3 HusiiKo.Mii papers in the :toth .Nov. give the following news Tientsin despatches datwl Mtt November iqgjprt that lioxers and soldiers are creeping back secretly to the neighbourhood. A very uneasy feeling is general among the Chinese at Tientsin, all expecting trouble when the p-irt closes. It is reported
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    HOW BARTON ROUTED DE WET.
    412 3 A dukhiition of the engagement in which general Barton completely routed Coin niandant I)e Wet lias been aenl home by Heuter's >i mI correspondent. He aays that (ieneral Bartun'i) force, consisting of two regiments of the Royal ,'l-ti .iii.l Koyal .Scots Kusiliero, 500 cavalry, three
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      277 3 NUTTCE& ./llfibrLadleTl PI LLS A 111 1 1 'I for «ir IrtwfuMrttlM. I Mil— |i i"» m«»'.n.li^ O»^ L**, H.m.. pi«c«. UnQruri MARTIN. (Ma. SOUTHAMPTON. ENOLANB. LTMOX FIKE INSURANCE COMPANY OF I'AHIS. RBBEBVKB AXD MUM GUARANTEES £4,000,000. P J'HF. nndemicned, H|(«nt* (or the above JL i nrupmiv, »re |Ht-|>iuv<l to
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      1005 3 NOTICES. X'OIICE ia hereby given that the »> lui-ino.* of Chop Chiu Moh Hin Opium urn! Spirit Firm*. Singapore, rau» on Slat Decemlwr. |»o, and that all i-lniMin simim-i the Mid Farr-.s should be MMit in l»-fore the Mh January. IHO 1 otherwise ili v will bn debarred. UPll'M AND
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      1135 3 PNOnCBBu IN EMI liimpK.s— Offers a>ke.< '„1 Giles 1 Mv«»', William.'. Mesny't. Apply to "A. B. C n c/o StnUt Tim,.. MR A. HAAS who hH beon well known in Singapore for about i-igli ream aa an interpreter, is open to tranquil or explain any foreign documents, giving correct translation!,
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      227 3 ARRANGKMICTIFaiinv, 7th Deccmbir. High Water. II an pni Anniversary of .*ir C. Mitchell's death. S. V. It Recruit*' DrilL 8.10. Saturday, *th Drosmbeb. High W«ter. IDAS am. M. M homeward mail closes. rur'toreBale. Orange Rd. Powell, noen. Cricket. Volunteers 8. Ii C. 8. O. C. Prise and Handicap play I.
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    566 4 M'no.roaa, era Di. mm*, 1800. PRODUCE. {Halts an oomctod to Mtml Uamtier buyers 7.m OopreßalL 8.H6. To Pontunak, «.00 Pepper, Black 28J0 do VThlle, (SX) 43.00 Saoo FlonrSarawak, S 16 do Btdmi Vo. 1 „*M Pewl aaao S.oV CoSee, Bali, 13* basis UM OoSee Palaml*ag. 1&X basis.. JD.OO OoftVs.
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    91 4 *W Ftr ttr. TitHr. I'o-MUKK..'V Padanit via ports JTowJ 10 a in. Hongkong A. Aprar 10 a.m. Oouraltaya via |K>rU Tamlmm 1 1 a.ni iVnaog Semi ■> p m. Natuna Is. via ports /lanka p.m. Penang A Colombo Ana Man, I p.m. Bangkok Kwtal p.n.. R goon A
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE
    106 4 Kbom Ecrof« :-By the M. M. s. s. .S.i/an> doe on Monday with dat«> to the Kith Nov. She bring* replies to the mail which left Singapore on the -Jiml Oat Kbom China :-By the M. M. s. s. .1 due on Hunday. eft Singapore Duo in
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    294 4 Per rt» Seny fro". P»nang-Mr. an.l Mrs. W. O'Orady and child. IVr P. *O. s. Canton from Kolx-— Miss ForloaK, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Annal rrom Hongkong-Mr. Powell. TO ARRIVK (for Singapore, Per M. M.S.S. SnUuir from Mar-eilles. Nov. 18, due D.X. lu— Mr. De Vis»«r
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      1078 4 UodarumtiMMingibs following abbreviation* are used B-tir steamer sh. ship bq.— barque »■>— schooner; Yet— Yacht Cru.— Cruiser <»bt.— Ounboal Tor forpedo I4K>. -Horse-power Brit.— British U. W.— United State.; Fr. French Gsw.— German Dot.— Dutch; loll.— Jobore 4c., Q. c..—General;argo it.P--#ck pa*Mni(<>rs o.—Uncertain T. V. Pauar Wharf
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      1121 4 NOTICES. EBTABLIBHKD H4<>. SIMPSON AND COMPANY, COACI lUILDKI.S AM) HARNESS MAKERS ItV S|»K( I VI. AI'roiST.MKNr TO 11. R. 11. THK IMUNCK OF WALKS. j |y/| REGISTERED PATENT LANDAULETTE. WITH THE LATEST IMPROVEMENTS. PRICE RS. 1 350. OATALOBVa 0« At'I'Ut'ATKJS. Sl^Ei- SO IST j^IsTUD COMPAITY. (OACI BUILDEBB, HARNESS MAKEUP, AM)
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      14 4 fIOTICES JAPANESE BEST W«HTE CUEPE siHRT^. •:/.¥.> WnM 14" TO 18". G. OTOMUNE 4 CO.
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