The Straits Times, 9 February 1901

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    15 1 The Straits Times. ESTD. OVER i A CENTURY SINGAPORE, SATURDAY FEBRUARY, 9, 1901. NO. 2U.SH
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      850 1 NOTICES. pilK HUKNEO COMPANY, LIMIIED rK atmrnawri UH Asssnans. ■1 tTawa Pir. laamnes Bod Mr. "4,fr- oo»p»«» < Kir :L_ TkTasßßnU Lif» kmmnmm Boctetj. 1 be Is^Mutml Staaa NavigaMoa Conpuy. Th, tbUm 1 Latw Bssr Company. PANT. I.IMITKP. Aaenti. STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. I Office, Tilroraph Street. 'Pr WHARTR»,KEPPELHARaotTR. KM* NAVIGATION OnMI'ANY.
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      1362 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. T^ONINKLUKK PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ Under contract with the Netherlands India Government. Agentt at Singapore: Bhip Aoescy, latr J. Daerdrls A Co., 3-4, OoixiEa Qday. The undermentioned dates are only approximate. ftisamar From Expected Will be l>espatc^ed lor On Bawean. Cotei via ports. Feb. 6 Billiton, Bawean. Sourabsya, Banjermassin, Pulo
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      596 1 INSURANCES. rpHE LONDON AND LANCASHIRE 1 FIRE IHBURANCE COMPANY. Capital £3,127,600 Paid up Capital £212.760 Reserve Fond £1,073,680 Tbe undersigned, Agents for the Company, are prepared to accept fire risks at current rates of premium. BOUSTEAD A Co., Agents. rl CHINA TEADBEB INBOEANCE COMPANY. LIMITED. Capital Butasoribsd 11,000,000 Amount Paid
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      475 1 INSURANCES. THE ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE. (ESTABLISHED AD. 17*» 'HUE undersigned, agents for the above L company, are prop ired to accept Fire Risks al current rates. BEHN MEYER A Co. w. 4 s. 31/12 MAGDEBURG TIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. (ESTABLISHED A.D. 1844) THE undersigned, agents for the above company, arc prepared
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      672 1 Ideal Milk Enriched 20 per cent. KJ" ''T« with Cream. iSjjS^i Sterilized-Noi Sweetened. Kt^orw^gl A Perfect Substitute for Fresh BANKS. HONGKONG AND »HARQHAI BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-UP CAPITAL •10,000,000. RESERVE FUND.— Sterling Reserve..* 10.0T 0,0001 „,„„,n m Silver Reserve...! 2, 00,000/ ls ro IXX >- RESERVE LIABILITY OF I .mnmnnn PROPRIETORS
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      605 1 t\RCH 1 O S. 1. D. A. PRRBIRA. HORTinrtLTnam ahd Fi-orist. Collector akd Exporter or ORrHine. By special appointment to His Majesty The King of Slam. H. H. Th. Sultan of Johore, and H. H. The Sultan of Lingga. Orders for Bouquet Sprays, Ac., *c. Carefully and promptly execnted. Cheapest
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      850 1 •suwcer *f «Ms a.4 La tirlpp*. The greatest danger dom colds and gripp- is their rrsulting in pneumonia, reanonable can- is used. how. v.-r a Chamberlain's Cough BVmedy taken danger will be avoided. Among Hi,- te of thousands who have uml this rrnie for t'irs« diseases we have yet to
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS. SATURDAY, 9TH FEB., 1901.
    511 2 The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS. SATURDAY, 9TH FEB., 1901. Will the Duke of York adhere to his original programme and visit Singapore on his way to Australia? That is a question which will naturally agitate many local minds on the strength of the announcement that His Koyal Highness is
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    7 2 To-day's 4/ms bank rate is 2, o;
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    15 2 860 deaths were registered in Singapore last month. The ratio per thousand was 40 58.
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    14 2 Mk J. Kleinmann leaves for Europe by the German mail steamer Hamburg on Monday.
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    15 2 Mr. and Mrs. Jago returned in the I'nrnea. yesterday, from their holiday trip in India.
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    18 2 A DISTRiBAKci arose among some Chinese coolies at Tanjnng I'.igar yesterday, and 1 5 of them were arrested.
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    18 2 Mk and Mrs. A. dimming are passengers to Europe by the Oierman mail steamer Hamburg, leaving on Monday.
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    21 2 A kotificatiok from the Colonial Secretariat states that, on the Feb. 7th, no further cases of cholera or plague were re|K>rted.
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    26 2 A pnoTßAix match will take place this af'emonn, on the Old Gaol Site, at 5 p.m.. between the St. Joseph's Boys' Club and the Eastern School.
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    27 2 St. Joespb's Institution closes on Friday next for the Chinese New Year holiday*, and on Saturday afternoon at 4 p.m Bishop Fi e will distribute the prizes.
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    33 2 The M. M. Sylney, which has long been over-due here, from meeting with accidents at Port Said and near Suez, left Colombo at noon on Monday last, and is due here to-morrow morning.
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    28 2 Mr. Alexander Mitchell McNeil's appointment as Treasurer of the Congregation of the Presbyterian Church of Knglnnd at Singapore has been filed in the office of the Colonial Secretary.
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    33 2 A iihoi'iht in Queensland is seriously affecting mining there. The vast works of the famous Mount Morgan mine, Rorkhampton, have had to be closed down. Up to date 1,200 men have been discharged.
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    37 2 The Angln-Chinese and the Methodist Girls' Schools close for the Chinese New Year holidays on Friday next, the lfith inst., on the afternoon of which day th»> distribution of prizes will take place at the former institution.
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    40 2 With reference to the Kechau Gold Mining Co 's January crushing of 196 ounces of smelted gold, the quantity of ore crushed was 251 tons, giving a result equal to dwt. 15, grains 14 of gold per ton of ore.
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    47 2 The l»th and 20th February, respectively, will he observed throughout the Colony an Bank Holidays for the Chinese New Year. The following additional day will be observed as a Public Holiday in the Colony Monday, the 18»h February. All Government Offices will he closed on those days;
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    73 2 The following telegram has been received by Government here from the Secretary to the Government of Burma Your telegram of 2nd Feb. Singapore declared infected port under plague regulations framed under Venice Convention for Burma ports; letter follows." Application will he made to-morrow to the Government of Burma to cancel
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    40 2 Mr. Birch, when Resident of Negri Sembilan, is reported to have made out a list of all clerks indebted to Chetties and Sikhs, and then to have ordered deductions to be made monthly from their salaries to meet the debts.
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    43 2 We are requested to inform the members of the Singapore Art Club that pictures intended for the competition to be held on the IRtb inst., may be sent to the Hon. Secretary, the Hon. W. R. Collyer, up to Saturday, the 16th inst.
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    49 2 Rum. it- e has it that two of the Viceroys, ruling on the bank of the Yangtse river— Liu Kun-yi and Chang Chih-tung have sent a joint memorial to the Throne, recommending that to satisfy the expectations of the people, the work of reform should be started at once.
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    54 2 The two Russian cruisers, Helxulopol, Captain Melnitking, and Poliam, Captain Ojeroff, had arrived at Port Said on the 16th ult on their way to the Far Fast and should be arriving here shortly. They are each of 11,000 tons, and 27,432 HP, and have 96 guns and a crew of
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    54 2 Tinants at Hongkong, are wondering when their landlords will cease from rent-squeezing. A case has jurt been reported in which the rent of a shop had been trebled at one swoop. It is said that many residences in Hongkong are now let at rents that pay lor the house in
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    54 2 An Arab trader of 24 Selegie Road went to the police yesterday and reported that he had lost a 1,000 guilder note. He knew the number of the note, and asked the police to have it stopped, although the note disappeared over a month ago. Rather late in the day
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    56 2 As a European, Mr. J. Lee, was riding in a rikisha near Tanjong Pagar last night, a Chinaman snatched nis hat and bolted. Detectives have been placed in that district to capture these hat snatchers for somj time, and had only been taken off a few days ago. They will
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    49 2 It is reported that a native scientist in India, Dr. B. I! Mitra, has made an important discovery in biology— m ,the real significance and function of a mysterious structure in the headless molluscs. The discovery has greatly interested Professor Kay Lankester, perhaps the greatest living biologist in England
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    58 2 The delay in the exaction of reparation for tbe massacres at Chuchu in China is due to the British Foreign Olfice, says the A' 0. Daily StKi. The men whose heads have to bill are quite prepared for their fate, ami it only requires the consent of the Foreign Office
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    55 2 It appear^ that the state of the money market in Japan is such as to shut out hope of obtaining locally the small mm one million yen retired for the Yokohama Water Works Arrangements are said to be in progress for raising the money in London, through the Hongkong and
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    57 2 Another .Somali lad has been devoured at Aden by a shark while ministering to the amusement of thoughtless passengers. The P. O. Imlin was lying in the outer harbour of Aden. The unfortunate victim, who was only fifteen years old, dived into the water after a coin He was immediately
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    55 2 Mms Rolin-Jae< uemyns, wife of the General Advi«er to the Siamese (icjvernment, arrived iroin Bangkok this morning, by the I'alnni. She goes home by the Hamburg which leaves hore on Monday. The J'alani met with very rough weather during the voyage down from Bangkok, and about 100 bullocks succumbed to
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    63 2 M. P. Astoink, fonnorly Chancellor at the French Consulate here, killed himself recently with a revolver shot at San Kraocisro where he was viceconsul for France. He had married below his station in life, in secret, and slut himself when his wife threatened to reveal the fact. Antoine told her
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    59 2 Another misfortune is reported to have befallen the West Australian mines. It is that white ants have made their existence known. Anyone who has had experience of these insects will recognise what this means in a country where timber is largely employed. It was found recently that they had almost
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    79 2 When the Taiping volunteer corps was disbanded not long ago for the reason that its formation had been vetoed by the High Commissioner, no reason was assigned at the time for the action of His Honour. The Vtrnjk I'ioneer hears since that not only did the High Commissioner assign good
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    74 2 A comparison of interest is the age of King Edward VII and that of bis grand-uncles, George IV and William IV The former was sft years when he began to reign, and he reigned for about 10 years but he had previously acted twice as Regent for his father. William
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    78 2 From lack of a law to restrict the possession of arras at Bangkok, every dangerous character in the place is said to be armed as a matter of right, and crimes of violence are frequent. Pawnbrokers lack control, and the harbour regulation need revision. The Siamese Government have delayed action.
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    117 2 A BEHARkABi.it occurrence took place recently in St. Petersburg A now play, entitled Tht Smugglers, was brought out there at the theatre of the Artistic and Literary Club. The piece was intended as a direct attack upon the Jews, and the latter, getting wind oi it, promptly bought up almost
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    93 2 T<v day's share and produce quotations came to late for correction on the back page. Contribution Raubs fell to HO, fully-paid Raubs to $41, Sipiaus to $15 25, Redjang Lebnngs to 5320, Bersawahs to 54.25, Jelebus to S6 50, and Sudu Seremßans to 55.40. Bali copra rose to 57.25, Rangoon
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    88 2 In an official report on the Kinabatangan district in British North Borneo, it is noted that tbe death rate amongst the coolies on the tobacco estates there cannot be considered as high. Runaway coolies (who are inevitable in every industry where Chinese or native labourers are employed) greatly augment the
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    101 2 The building at the corner of Middle Road and Waterloo Streets, commonly known as the Christian Institute, which has been lying unused °nd in a semidilapidated state for some time past, has lately been renovated, and when furnished will be re-dedicated to Christian worship. The building which formerly served the
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    QUEEN WILHELMINA.
    91 2 Aroct 75,000 guilders were expected to be collected at Batavia for a wedding present to the (jueen of Holland The collecting committee viewed with favour a proposal that the present should take the form of a museum of Java products to be placed in one of the royal
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    ASSISTANT SURGEONS OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS MEDICAL SERVICE.
    745 2 It is very agreeable news, says the Mhm Medical fkconi, to learn that the hard-worked and deserving band of medical men who form the back-bone of the Straits Settlements Medical Service, and who hitherto have been styled "Apothecaries," are now to be
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      CHINA.
      26 2 THE ATTACK OX EUROPKAJVS NBAR CANTON. Ttongkong, Fel>. MA. The foreigners who were attacked by piratee near Canton on the 2i>th ult. demand $200,000 compensation.
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      POLITICAL SITUATION UNCHANGED.
      33 2 XO PROGRESS, The political situation at I", king is unchanged. At Tuesday's conference at Piking, which was held for the purposd of naming officials for punishment, no progresn was made.
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      MEMORIAL SERVICE AT PEKING.
      23 2 A second memorial service for the (Jupen has been held in the Forbidden City, repicjentatives of all nationalities attending.
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      ALLIED EXPEDITION LEAVES PEKING.
      44 2 On the Ist inst., a small force of infantry, cavalry, and marines), with field and mountain guns, under General Trotha, started from Peking in a westerly direction to the assistance of a Christian village which had been attacked by Boxers.
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      COLD IN THE NORTH.
      18 2 It is intensely cold here (Hongkong). Many deaths from cold have occurred at Canton.
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      PUNISHMENT INSISTED UPON.
      42 2 BUT MORE DELAY PROBABLE. Hongkong, Ijater. The Foreign Ministers at Peking insist upon the execution of six, and the banishment of two, guilty officials. The opinion prevails that nothing definite will be done till after the Chinese New Year.
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    L. L. T. C. TOURNAMENT.
    186 2 TIIB FOR MONDAY. MIXED DOUBLES. A." Mrs. Keid sad Cant. Dewing- 15.3 v. Mrs. Waddell and Mr. Upton— 2. Mrs. Lovall and Mr. Wright-IS v. Mrs. Snlzmann and Mr. Uarb'shirr, m. Miss J. Ounn and Mr. MacDougall, xt. v. Mrs. Adaron and Mr. MacOregor-S. Mrs.
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      456 2 NOTICES, RITCrUE'S WHISK? SPECIALLY selected blend thoroughly matured in bond. Price flO per case samples free. BORNEO CO., LTD. m. th. Sole Importer*. SIDEROSTHEN PANT. an absolutely anti-corioeive paint lor IRON AND STEEL (J uar an teed to be the best KISTI'KKVKNTIVK «tant. Invaluable tor Ship*, Machinery, Bridge* etc., etc.
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      963 2 NOTICES. CHINA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COY, LTD. Hun orrira No. U, Curroif Roiu, Shakohii. JAB. A. W-.nifi. Ha****. MBSKS. TAN KIM TIAN SONS, Local AgenU. i lie Company offers easier term- and better bouuses than any other Company doing business in the East. A ■jMcinl point, is ma le of
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      542 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. WANTED, Stenographer er typewriter copyist. Call before 10 am. L. L. BAILEY, v.c. Raffles Hotel. SELANGOR UOVBRNMENT RAILWAY. WANTED, for the Selangir Qovern■renl Railway, a nuDiber of competent Engine Drivers. Temporary engagement .uni month to month only; salary IHO per mensem, with exchange compensation, free quarter, and overtime.
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    BY THE WAY.
    1956 3 HWim i» all well and good in its y, and no, too, is economy but tie IhiiiK that captivates the nulls of reflective nnnkiml is that goldrn nnn which, I note, hit* linen attained by the (Jovcriiiiii'iit of tin- Straits Scttlnments in the rains of remuneration it
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    A NEW LINE FOR THE FAR EAST.
    83 3 ccIMMEKCIAL PUSH IN KISSIA. With the authority of the Government, writes an Odessa correspondent, the Russian Steam Navigation Company of Eastern Asia will start a regular line •if steamers from January 14th between the Russian Baltic ports, the Black Sea, and the extreme
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    253 3 I'iiK Austrian steamer (Vi<>, which arrived from Mnji on the sth instant, with a cargo of coals for Syine Co unc! winch only discovered the loss of her prupeller and tail-shaft as she wa» about to leave the roadstead for the wharf on Thursday last, will be towed
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    JELEBU.
    228 3 MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS. A obnkbal meeting of the shareholders of the Jelebu Mining and Trading Com|iany, Ltd., was held at the Company's oilk-e, 16 Collyer Quay this morning. Mr. A. Barker presided, and there were also present Messrs E Nathan, W. Dunmaii J (iraham, E.J. Komenij, Wee Koh Poh,
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    MR. DOOLEY ON WHISKY.
    212 3 "'Whisky (says "Mr. Dooley is called th' divle, because 'tis wan iv th' fallen angels,' he says. It has its place,' he says, but its place is not in a man's head,' says he. 'It ought to be. th' reward iv action, not th' cause iv
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    CHINESE PIRACY.
    176 3 The X.-C. Daily Ktirs of the 21st Jan contains the following A Ningpo dispatch reports the capture by an Italian cruiser of a piratical junk near the Taichou coast, Cl.c-kunir, with a large crew, of whom only eleven were left alive when the cruiser biought the junk into
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    ARCHDEACON PERHAM.
    243 3 On Monday, Archdc.icon Perham, Colonial Chaplain at Sir.j'apore, severs Disconnection with the E c-t and leaves for Europe by the Geinan n..iil, to enjoy a well-earned retirement on pension The Archdeacon, who was appointed Colonial Chaplain at Singapore, in 1890, and before that spent years of work in
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    RICKSHA PULLER AND CHILDREN.
    329 3 Mips Nelly Harmston, the clever little perfurmer of Harmstou's Circut, appeared in Cuurt at Honglcung, a few days ago, to prosecute a 'ricksha puller fur unlawfully refusing, whilst unemployed, to perform his duties as such and convey her in his vehicle on the 27th inn. The
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    A THACKERAY PARODY.
    126 3 Tkatktray rtnrtd (<>/»«• Trading Tht M«t- let (Xrufian The Pope he is a happy man, His palace is tbe Vnliuao, Aid there he sits -md drain* his csn The Pope he t a liappynxal I often say when I'm at Mtaie, I with 1 was the Pope
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    SIGNOR MARCONI AND MARS.
    213 3 On the 9tb ult., Signor Marconi was present at an extraordinary meeting uf the Marconi Company, held to confirm certain alterations in the rules adopted at a previous meeting. In the course of a brief conversation with a Press representative, be said he regarded the establishing
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    A CRAZY SET.
    257 3 It is reported that Lieut. Markgill (.'rich I on, ot the Seaforth Highlanders, now serving in the Soudan, inherits some i1A.000.000 by the death of his uncle, George Johnston, of Fife Isle, near Dundee. Thirty years ago George Johnston vowed that do man should see his face
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    PAHANG NEWS.
    528 3 (from the Malay Mail") PREVALENCE OF SICKNESS. .Surness seems to be playing havoc with Government ollicera in l'ahang. Mr. Hickie of the Revenue Surveys has been ill in Lipia with fever, but is now back at duty. Mr. Norman, a Cadet stationed at rekan, is on sick leave
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    THK MAIL.
    28 3 The flengal, with the mail from Euro|>e of the 18th January, left Penang at 10 a.m to-day, and is due here at 5 p ni. to-morrow.
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    THE ANNUAL HEGIRA.
    495 3 Coromandel, sailing about 22nd Fcb for London, Mr. Mrs. Craig and child. 51,.i,,,j1, ii, sailing about Jiiih Feb., Mr and Mis. Drysdale, .1 children and infant. For London Mrs. D. P. Davies and 2 infants. Parramalta, sailing about Bth March, for London, Col. and Mrs. Pennefather, 2
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    CLEARANCES.
    110 3 luuga Inml.o Colo iin I'ort Mrl Hill. Vl<MI.->H> I.«i.4Km I'lrtllK DmnATio* Feb 8 Chelydra Brit «tr. Darle* 9 Sappho I »tr. Turnrr 9 Pin Sens Mr. Da idsoo 9 Riverdale Mr. 1 Hay 9 Romnxy «tr. I>* Vine 9 C»l> |i- Mr. Lowry 9 Baby Mr. Smith fl Ophir
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      217 3 SUNDAYS CHURCH SERVICES. (SeXAOESIMA SfXIiAV Bt. Andrew's Cathedral. 7 a. m.. Matins 7.30 a.m.. Choral Cel.bration of Holy Eucharist. 4 p. in Sunday School. 6.40 p. in.. Evensong and Sermon. St. Matthew's Chqech, Sepoy Likes. Owing to the indisposition of the Archdeacon, there will be no Service* at St. Matthew's
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      677 3 NOTICES I ST. ANDREW'S BOUtl. A CHURCH of England Boarding House for European and Eunuian boys who desire to attend tbe schools of the place, under tbe care of the Rev. I). Holland Stubba, to whom applications can be sent, or to the honorary secretary, 6 a Mount Sophia w.
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      863 3 NOTICES. NOTICE. STRAITS City Rubber Btamp. Price modi rate. 27/12/01 2, Robinson Road NOTICE. re Opium Farm of Acheen and Dependencies (or one ye ir and for three year* will be let at KoU Radia on the 2Mb i.sUnt. Singapore, sth February, 1901. J. C. T. RKKI.FS. Consul-General (or the
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      819 3 SHIPPING. FOR BROOM E. COSHA<K GERALDTON AND FREMANTI.I THL W. A. 8. N. Co 1 s. s. KAHRI KATTA, 2,091 tons. Captain Talboyi will be deapat- bed (or the above ports c Thursday, tbe I4t« instant For freight or Bauage. apply to 14/1 BOLSTEAD A Co., Ag*nti BHITISH INDIA HTF.AM
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      195 3 AURANUEMENIh BATUBUAY, 9TH FfcßEl AKY. High Water. 1.42 p.m. Penang Rices. Third Day. 8. C. C. Cricket. 8. G. C. Monthly Medal and Pri» Play. I O G. T. Temperance Clnb. 7.30. S. V. R Firing. A. 48. Cos. Tanglin. Kture Auction Orchard Rd. Powell. 2. D'Aru's Marionettes. 430 and
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    COMMERCIAL.
    595 4 Sivoapori, 9th Fibbuabv, 1901. PRODUCE. (liatsi art corraeted to noon) Qarobier 8.90 Copra Ball 7.10 no Pontlanak, 8.80 Pepper, Black, 28.78 do White, (<*Z) 44 50 Sago Flour Sarawak, S.90 do Brunei So. 1 MO Pearl Shoo 8.80 Ooflee, Bali, 15% bull 33.00 Coffee Paleml*ng. 16* bull.. 26.00 Coffee,
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    119 4 for P'r ur. Ti, M To-Day. Saigon Itomntij 3 p.m Saigon Rivtrdiste 3 p.m. Penang Deli Catypio 3 p.m. P. Dickson A Klang Sappho 3 p.m Mn-lr S,,lt,m 3pm Dull Deli 4pm Batu Fabat SullatM i p m Muntok Pinng Hub* 4 p.m. Batavia via ports IM Carpentirr
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    125 4 From Kukup< Hy the 1\ A O. s. Brn;i<U, due on Feb. 10th with dates to the 18th Jan. 8he brings replies to the mails which left Singapore on the L'inil Dec. From China By the German s. s. Hamburg, due on Sunday. «ft Singapore Due in
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    188 4 ARRIVALS. Per .-.B. l'unira from Calcutta via ikjjlb— Messrs. T. Wagemaun, O. Bayerbacf, A Frowein, R. Baum, A. Uilka-Botxow, J. Wetborby, W. R Baldwin, A. K. Ridsdale, U. C. Raphael, J. Bull, T. I. Gosling, Mr. and Mr«. Farnstvortb. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. 'ago, Mr. and Mr*.
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      1634 4 I! nder mis beadinx the fol lowing abHreviiit ona are used -air. steamer ah. ship bq.— barque sen.— schooner Yet.— Yacht Oru.— Cruiser Qbt.— Gunboat Tor Torpedo H.p. -Horae-power Brit.— Britiah U. B.— United States; Fr.— French O«r.— German Dot.— Dutch; Joh.— Jobore Ac, Q. c.,—Geniralcargo d.o.
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