The Straits Times, 15 February 1901

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    16 1 The Straits Times. ESTD. OVKR 1 A CENTURY. 4-V* SINGAPORE, FRIDAY FEBRUARY, 15, 1901. xo. aut.i
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      1321 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. ITOMNKLIJKK PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ tinder contract with the Netherlands India Uorernment. Agent, at Singapore: SHir Aoi.fCY, late 1. Daeedels A Co., Colltee Qoay. The undermentioned dates are only approximate. Steamer From Expected Will be Despatched for On Van Ritmniiik. Batavia. Feb. fsT" Houral.aya, Bai£ Ampenan, Macassar, Palehleh, Hoemalata, Menaoo,
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      1001 1 LNBURANCES, Two Great Necassities. VIZ. 1. FAMILY PROVISION. 3. PROVISION FOR OLD AGE. Easily and Economically met by a Policy in THE BRITISH EMPIRE MUTUAL LIFE OFFICE, Kt<TAßi.i"Hr.ii 1847. Chairman The Right Hon'ble Bir John Oorat, M. P. Fund*— Rs. 420,00,000 Claims Paid— Ra. 450,00,000 Ut«E t»KStS I.IIE.AL IfIJMTMS WW
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    CLEARENCES.
    137 2 Dim. Viml'i Name FlioARio Cirnii P«>TlltATIO!"| Fob 14 14 16 16 It It It It IS It It It 1A It It 16 16 It Johanna Brit Mr. Java rVWitr. Ki.m Brit itr. Will Othe Wi»p Mr. Sultan Mr. Bsd h.lt Hm Mr. l'rumotheut Mr. li.tiu»m« 0«r -tr. H..>rrn
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    33 2 The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS. StraiU Time*: «0 a year, or pott fret 534. Strait* Budget. SlB a year, or pott free $20. Advertutng R.d*t may be found in the fourth paq*.
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    FRIDAY, 15th FEB., 1901.
    416 2 AaiMi the recent arrivals at Raffles Hotel was the Russian painter Vassili Verestchagin who long ago created a realm of art of his own a realm of terrible realism, the black Hide of war— a realm in which La stands alone, the uncontested master. Those who
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    389 2 Philadelphia is scarcely the place whither one would fly for pointers on the subject of British military tactics or British diplomacy, but there is somebody in Philadelphia who has been studying the characteristics of that whilom guest of Singapore, Sir Charles Warren, and he says a few things about that
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    90 2 Tut Kre»ch mail from Europe, which brings Sir Frank ■Swettenharn from leave, is due on Sunday The French mail from China, by which Sir Alexander Swettenham goes home, is also due on Sunday, so that Sir Frank and Sir Alexander will probably have a few hours together. It is understood
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    8 2 To- day's 4/ras bank rate is 2 "1
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    9 2 Mr Bertram, the conjuror, has been performing at Penang.
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    8 2 Tbe StraiU Buiget will be published to-morrow morning.
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    11 2 The British hospital-ship Otcatior left for Hongkong at 7 p.m. yesterday.
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    15 2 LAi'iaoui leave Johnston's Pier foe the Swimming Club on Sunday morning at 7 and 8.
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    13 2 The Russian Volunteer Fleet steamer Saratov left for Vladivostock at 5 p.m. yesterday.
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    16 2 Theke is a practice shoot of the Garrison Rifle, to-morrow afternoon, at tbe T anglin range
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    13 2 The Colonial steamer Horsburgk left for the Horsburib Lighthouse very early this rcorning
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    16 2 Thieves broke into Mr Warrack's juse, Chancery Lane, yesterday, and ole a quantity of silver ware.
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    18 2 Filipinos are freely enlisting in the native corps raised at Manila for service with the United States forces.
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    16 2 In our advertising columns will b* found an announcement regarding the shorthand classes at Rallies Institution.
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    17 2 An official notification as to cholera and plague in Singapore states: No further cases reported to-day (Thursday).
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    18 2 lue Hiyrrn, with the German mail from Europe, arrived here shortly before our going to press this afternoon.
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    21 2 The opinion at Shanghai is that the Chinese mission of condolence to London is null cent until reparation has been made.
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    21 2 Mk. Mi-R >ry, lately a warder in the Singapore Prison, has been appointod an Inspector in tbe Federated Malay States Police.
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    22 2 Tn\ French mail from Europe, due on Sunday, brings papers to Jan. 2tKh, containing the accounts of the Queen's illness and death.
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    24 2 A school law has just been passed at Manila. L'nder it two thousand tea. hers or the English language will be employed at once.
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    26 2 The S V.A aiarch to camp at Keppel Ujibjiir this afternoon, falling in at 5 p.m., at the Drill Hall. The S.V.R. mauli down with them.
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    25 2 D'Ai.t a MarionAtes are having a big mi. <:e»» with their production of The (tabes in the Wood." There is a special matinee to-morrow afternoon.
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    27 2 Tm Sugnb, the second of two gunboats built for the .Siamese Government by the Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., has had a successful trial trip at Hongkong.
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    34 2 Mit Marcus .Mess, of the Kussian Vuluuteer Kleet and head of tbe tirin of M Mess and Co., of Japan, has arrived here from Japan per s. s. Hamburg. He is Hlupping at KalHes.
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    38 2 It is reported that lir Prest Hughes, Uie of the P. A O. Clyde, has been appointed medical officer on the FUbana Katate, Telak Anson. He takes up his appointment next month, when Dr. Paul comes to .Singapore.
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    40 2 Ox Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday m it, tin' money order and parcel post branches of the Post Office will be closed. The Post Office and thesub-pOBt offices will close at noon. The Savings It.tnk will be closed during the holidays.
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    39 2 This steamer Java lias arrived here on her way home with sick and wounded men from China. A sailor from II M > TerriliU who was on board, suffering from wounds received at Tientsin, died and was buried here yesterday.
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    43 2 Mr. and Mrs. Alma Baker have just passed through Penaug on their return to Perak from England,. It is said that one result of Mr. Baker's visit to England will be the investment of a considerable amount of English capital in Federated Malaya.
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    38 2 This Japanese Consul from Vancouver has arrived at Ottawa, to protest against anti-immigration legislation in Canada. It is slated that the Ottawa Government is disinclined to interfere. It is understood that Japan will refer the question to London.
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    45 2 Hongkong will soon have a skyscraper." Th« Sanitary Board there has an i horised the erecliou of a building 100 fret high, on the reclamation opposite the Hongkong Hotel. '1 he building will have streets on two sides, and will be used entirely a« offices.
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    51 2 II H. the Rajah Mudah of Kedah and suite arrived here from Bangkok last week. They are putting up at Rallies. Mr. B. Mitchell, the private Secretary, is with the Rajali. The Rajah gave a dinner last evening to about twenty guests. His Highness and party leave this evening for
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    51 2 A monolith fifteen foe*, high, on a seven-foot pedestal, is to be erected on the spot where Commodore Perry first landed in Japan. It. is nearly fifty years since Commodore Perry broke up the long seclusion of Japan by prevailing upon her to enter into treaty relations with the United
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    52 2 Ykstuoat, a Chinaman was panning a house in course of demolition in Crawford Street, when a beam fell on him and fractured one of his legs. There was no fencing round the house, and no notije of warning to passers-by. Consequently, a inandor has been arrested and will be charged
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    66 2 Ok Monday next, a public holiday, the Strait* Timet will be published a*. •2 p.m. On Tuesday, being the first day of the Chinese New Year, there will no issue of the paper and on Wednesday, also a holiday, the paper will be issued at Ip m. Subscribers are asked
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    76 2 Him serious a matter an outbreak of beri-beri disease niny become in a regiment is shown by the fact that about M per cent, of the men of the 2nd Madras Infantry have had their health undermined by it in the period of less than two years they spent in
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    38 2 Mb. Mi, -hell, Ui» saoond Magistrate, is expected to return from leava> on the 14th inst. Mr. Howard who is acting for aim. it under orders to proceed to Peqang, when relieved, to act as second Magistrate there.
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    36 2 A common map of the world in Western China is said to be a square aspreeenting China, with a small girdle or sea, in which are the islands of Great Britain, France, (iermany, Russia, and Singapore.
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    63 2 Advices from Siam tell of the murder there of a young Armenian from Singapore, named Haik, employed on the Siam Railway and well known to the Armenian Community in Singapore Haik was attacked by robbers, who cut off both of his arms. He died before malical help arrived. None of
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    59 2 Thi Rev. Dr. Stewart, of Nether I.'ii'lmber, died lately at Onich, Inver-ness-shire. The deceased was a distinguished preacher and Celtic scholar, and was well-known throughout the west Highlands. He had been a minister at Nether Lochaber since 1851. He was the author of many books on Highland folklore and anthropology,
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    75 2 A acHim to start a registry of »ervanta is now under consideration by the authorities at Manila, to curtail the too great license now allowed to servants there. In Spanish dayi there was a registry of the kind kept by the police. One feature of the scheme is that every
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    71 2 The Oiario, a Spanish daily paper at Manila, has been suppressed and its editor has been arrested by the authorities there. The Dinrio had been agin the (iuverninent. The suppression and arrest are results of the policy .if vigour instituted by General MacArthur in which all who oppose the progress
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    64 2 Mr. Winston Churchill has been lecturing in the United States on the South African campaign. Mark Twain accepted an invitation to preside at Mr. Churchill's first lecture am', in introducingthelecturer, said -"The English and the American peoples have heretofore been brothers in everything but crime.; but now their kinship is
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    76 2 Mk F D. Barrass, of D Arc's Marionettes, is prosecuting one John ll™ dricks ahat John Streil), lately in the employ of the Company, for alleged theft of Sl4O. Hendricks was engaged in Singapore about two months ago and went with the Company thronkh the Malay States. On his return
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    S. V. A. CAMP
    60 2 LAUNCH PROOKAMMK Singapore to Keppel Harb Ke.ppel Harbour. to Singapore s.it lrtth. &45am. X.SO ra. 1 p m. 6,:W p.m. Sun. 17th, 8 a.m. a p.m. His(i in Mon. 1-ih. Ml .'i in ».ioa m. 430 p.m. «:Jopm. Tues. l»th, 5 45 a.m. II a.m. 1
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    SELENGOR RIFLES.
    405 2 PUBLIC MKtTIMi vkli'ntkkk meeting was held at the Selangor Club, in Kuala Lumpur, on Saturday last with the Resident, Mr. Beltield, in the chair. The rulea lor the proposed Selangor Rifle Corps had been long before the public, and the time had cuice to take some action in
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    96 2 Sarah Iternhardt says that on« night, during a former visit to America, when she was playing "Jeanne d'Arc," she hurt her knee with a rusty nail. The wound nave me considerable pain and trouble," she says, and it was thought that a slight operation might possibly be required. This fact
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      SOUTH AFRICA.
      45 2 6,000 BOERS IN FLIGHTFKKXCH ITRSIIXi; WITH SEVEN COLUMNS. BIG SUOCESS EXPECTED. lM»don, Foh. K,M Srv»n columns of British troops, under the supreme command of Uoneral French, are driving 6000 Boers towards the south-eastern corner of the Transvaal. A big British success is eipeuted.
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      OPENING OF PARLIAMENT.
      48 2 OPENING OF PARLIAMENT. KING HOWARD AND THK WEEH ATTEST IX PULL STATE. King Edward, accompanied by the ijueeii, drove to the Houses of Parliament in great state. The King wore a British Field-Mar-shal's uniform The W>een wai dressed in Royal robes, with diadem. The King read the Speech.
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    L. L. T. C. TOURNAMENT.
    249 2 YK.STEKDAY'd TIES. I.AIIIJS' SIM.I.k* Mrs. (imslds.'i re,- 1 beat Mrs. Preston Mis'aWerryrec.Xbeat Mrs. Pickering rec. )5.4,«-4,t-3. V 151.11 DOIKLKS, A." Mrs. Shrauer and Mr. Hooper rec. I beat Mrs. Waddell and Mr. I'pton owe. 2. «i, l-«, < HAMPMNSHIP PAIKS Mrs. Adams and Opt. Dewing
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    OUR LATE QUEEN.
    454 2 THI HrUINSINOS M II.LMKS. Tileoramb in Australian papers show how Ilie Queen's illness began On the Uitli January, (Wednesday) the Queen took a drive in her donkey carriage. In the afternoon, Her Majesty dismissed a pair-horse tandem brought for her, and did not take ber customary Hiring
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      1273 2 NOTICES. IIVEIVEEINrSE REDUCTIOIV IN PRICE OF MUSIC FOR OISTE ONLY *.1 Fit rent. LBBB THAU ORDINARY PRICE Sen, ii- «ong'. Comic sonis. Ballads, Piano music, Violin music. Dance music, tntl «a<ir of every Betrrlptlon Mi afceffa of Uu«ic may be had on approval for two days, of which one at
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      759 2 LATEST ADVEEfHSMENTS. BIJOU TriEATRF FJOror FORT CANNIM<( (Entrance Facing Ice v\ orks.) SBCOSO »EEK! SECOND WEEK:: MB US ABATED SUCCESS OF l> >K( n ABICNETTB*. To-morrow, 8 A TVBDA t -PERFORMANCES-* MatiiciiJ* 1 AT e^lSloHi "BABES hihl WOOD," Prices a* Plan at WHITKAWAY, LAIDLAW Co., J. WILTON OONBALVBS, BUSINESS MANAGER.
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      51 2 ON the 14th instant, at 6\ Grange Road, the wife ol J. O. Anthonisi of n daughter. U. g. 8. intlK for tk» kmi law •awaM It liUla oa oaa alda at tka paaac ool; Bj tk« ■afiaot of «ka» ooodiMc, auj H. 8. S. r.j^«»l that aaiskt otkwwia. a.
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    ANGLO-CHINEES FREE SCHOOL.
    1152 3 MEMM PRItE insraißi'TioN. Thi annual prize distribution of the Anglo-Chinese Free School. Teluk Ayer, tuok place at II a.m. to-day in the Scl.ool-houso. The 1 1. hi W Kgerton presided, and there were present Messrs Elcum, Tan Jmk Kirn, Wee Thiam Tew and a few others THE
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    30 3 Mid to* Revnvml Hinrv Wnrd Beech* r Toa hen. You'rr a Imutiful creature I he ben pleased thereat, laid an egg In hit AAd thui did the Hen rtWard Beecber.
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    CHARLES BERTRAM.
    110 3 H*rtram the (treat" is on hi* way to Singapore and will give a couple of performances here on the Friday and Saturday of next week Mr. Bertram is one of the cleverest and most amusing prestidigitators that ever appeared on the stage, and has a way of taking
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    THE ROYAL OAK LICENSE.
    132 3 In the Supreme Court yesterday, before Mr. Justice Leach, Mr. Nanson, on behalf of Mrs. Sarina Haas of the Royal Oak Hotel, applied for a writ of mandamus ordering the Licensing Justices to hear an application by Mrs. Haas for the renewal of the license of
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    PRIZE DISTRIBUTION AT THE METHODIST GIRLS' SCHOOL.
    257 3 Tbi distribution of prizes to the h -holurs attending the Methodist Girls' School, of which Mitt Lilly, B A is the Principal, and those of the Teluk Ayer Mission School, which is under the direction of Miss E. Hemingway, took place yesterday afternoon,
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    KINDERGARTEN PASTIMES
    601 3 ETHICALLY tMM UAHKS. Kaknut ladies met recently at the K--- Hall to discuss with portentous gravity the subject of Kindergarten (lames The chairwoman was Mrs Walter Ward, and the opening paper was read by Mi-- E R. Murray, who rightly urged that games, at least, should Miif]} mean
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    THE METHODIST CONFERFNCS.
    565 3 To the no small surprise of everyl»idy, Kishop Warne of the Methodiot Epiaoofwl Church, who wat not due here until thi: -'Oth inst., unexpectedly arrived yesterday, by a Bteamer which i -aim! illicit Ii hi Rangoon. It wat the Bishop's intection to call at Penang on hit
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    ODE TO LORD ROBERTS.
    410 3 The Outl'jok publishes the following clever ode to Lord Roberts In consequence Of the pressure of other itl.iii-, I was unable to meet you At I'addington On Thursday As arranged But I make no doubt That with the I'rince and I'iincets of Wales, The Duke aud
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    31 3 I think the enemy hat got our rapge, captain." taid the officer of tbe day. How in the world are we to cook our dinner?" replied the captain, i> M-f iii-i.di-dlj
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    338 3 Ttv SI rail Timm v nut raapoluibl* (or th* opinions of it« com<pondeot«.J ANOTHKU INJDSTICK TO SCOTLAND' TO THE EDITUB OF TBI STRAITS TIMES Sir, Permit me to briefly reply to the criticisms of your two correspondents who have attempted to pour oil on the troubled waters of Scot's
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR IMPROVEMENTS.
    349 3 TO TBE EDITOR OF 1 HE PTRAITB TIMES." Sir, The strong winds and high seas of the last few days have again forcibly shown what an inadequate place for shipping the Singapore roadstead is as soon as the north-east monsoon makes itself felt. Tongkangs and kottahs get
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    AT PEKING.
    375 3 Mri.lil.lM, and Hi m;i. i.m.. At Peking, effrontery and insolence are the order of the day, says a correspondent of the Hongkong TeUyraph The most outrageous state of affain prevails, and daily life is a burden for householders. Rings are being formed and prices deliberately put up, and
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    55 3 The Archbishop of Dublin recently performed a marriage in the family of a wealthy Irish distiller. After the breakfast the distiller thanked the archbishop effusively for bit share of the proceedings, and said to him as he took leave, "Tbe Lord be with you." And with thy spirit," is reported
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    OCEAN TELEPHONY.
    181 3 OC EAN TELEPHONY. An rdi.xu to the current issue of the Ekctrieat Herieie, the American Telephone and Telegraph Co., parent of the Bell Co has purchased the patents of Dr M I. Pupin, of Columbia Univeriity, which, it asserts, covi-r the art of ocean telephony, and will enabh telephone messages
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    THE ANNUAL HEGIRA.
    554 3 P AMI O. Cvromandel, tailing about 2*2 nd Feb., for London, Mr. Mrs. Craig and child. Shanghai, sailing about 26th Feb., for London, Mr. and Mrs. Drysdale, :< children and infant, Mrs. D. P. Davies and 2 infants. I'nrrtimnltii, sailing about Bth March, for London, Col and
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    ARRANGEMENT.
    268 3 Fbiday, 16th Finm aky High Water. 8.00 p.m. B.V. A. and 8. V. R March to Camp. V .Methodist Conference 7.30 p.m. Siii'Miay, 10th February. High Water. 7.411 a.m. 9.SH p.m. s. V. A. Camp Oun Drill. HIS a.m. omru Parade. S p.m. >t Joseph's School Prixe-giving. 4. Cricket.
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    VESSELS ADVERTISED TO SAIL.
    33 3 Japan via ports, Boyrrn, due IMh Fi>b., Behn Meyer A Co. Auban, Ankan, on 18th Feb., Behn Meyer A Co. Calcutta via portt, I.alpcora, on IBh F*b., Bouetetd Co.
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      972 3 NOTICE& SHORTHAND CLASHES. '■WE shorthand Haute* at Rafflet I Institution, will not be held on Friday l.vh inst.. anil Tuesday 19th in«t., owing to tbe R.V.A. Camp, and to th* Chinese New Year. Tbe elementary clan it fall, and after the Chinese New Year no pupili ran he admitted- till
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      833 3 FOR SALE KMI'U>YMENTB TO LOT; AND PKRBOVAU-: [Iff TINS, literal* a line, ?nd (nil Urd times, 10 ceau t line 4th to «th time*, S oentt a line 7th to IMh limes. 8 cent* t line; afterwardt, t centa line; but no charge let* than one Hollar. Thul, a tltr—.
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    COMMERCIAL
    541 4 Bix<uroii, run Ftßßi'AiY, 1901. PRODUCE. (Balm an tuntoltd to noon' *i*Pootianak,'.7. V.V.V.! "MO Pepper, Black. buyers JB.J6 do While, (5%) 44 SO *agoFlourBaraw»k 3.90 do Brunei Xo. 1 i.70 Penrl Bin Sffl Coflee, Bill, 15% bull 22.00 Ooflw Paleml*ng. r.% basis.. SUM 0ofl*», Llberian, So. V. 17. Taplo -a,
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      MAILS CLOSE.
      56 4 For Prr Mtr. Tint. Penang Co'oinbo K'gnwa Maru 10 a.m. Samarang via ports Karrakatta 'J p.ra I 1 Dickaon 4 (Clang Sappho 3 p.m Fremantle via ports Kuttatui 9 p.m Penang Deli Calm"" 3 p.m Bangkok Borneo 4 p.m Bamljermassin, i-tc. Mlini t p.m. Monday. Penang A Calcutta
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      MAILS TO ARRIVE.
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