The Straits Times, 26 February 1901

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    14 1 The Straits Times Rft OVER A CENTURY. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY FEBRUARY, 26, 1901. XO. 20,371
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      856 1 NOTICES. J'HK HOI. SKo COMPANY. I.IMIIRI 1 T-l« ■aaad.nl Uf Aassnsns "orwk* Haloa FW lassMaos AUaa lmi»» Coßßpsai (Firs). Th* sV,«rta,ol» Uf. A-nsmno. ««**vTto Ckbw MutnaJ Stasas Navigaaioa Oosspaay. TtoTattsaaaas Uf Bssr Cossfsar. fau'llvtrt^t^c^K C^B«Nlb"cOMUNT. LIMITKD. Air«nt». STEAMSHIP COMPANTTS. OrrißE. Teleiiraph street. JfT /"v WHARTR»,K«r«LHA»*)Or». STKAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. steamers ro«
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      772 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. PAKETVAAKT MAATSCHAPPIJ Under contract with the Netherlands India Government. Annt* at SUnfapore: Bmr AoncT, late J. Daekdeui A Co., M, Gou.Tl> yoAV The undermentioned dute^ ure only approximate Steamer From Expected Will ba IMapatchan for on Sink*?*. Pulongan ACotei via ports. Itt Billiton Banjermauin Pulo Laut, Pauir, Balik
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      806 1 AUSTRIAN LLOY li'- STKA M NAVIGATION COMPANY. I M.kK Mail Cohmact with the ArSTKIAJI GOVKRMIENT. The following are the dato» on which the. Comparv's steamers may be expected to c il from here a— Oitwaed. Homeward. IPOT 1901. Mhsat Mar. S I Mura,i,, Mar. i Tri.,te Mar. All the steamer*
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      785 1 BANKS. HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING COKPOKATIOS. PAID-UP CAPITAL ♦10,000,000. RESERVE FUND.Sterling Reserve..* 10,0r«,0l»l Silver Reserve... 2, 00,000/ 0 OlWa RESERVE LIABILITY OF I PROPBJETORB. •»"VMW*< Cocet of Directors N. A. S.sin. Ksq.-Ck AlaMAi. 8. «»wi>, Ks i -Psn-TT Chi»s .K K .-o*TS. E.v, Tns Hok B M. Grat I A.
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      1027 1 NOTICEGOVERNMRNT NOTIFICATION. T'r.NDKRa will be received at tbe 1 Colonial So. retiirv's Office, op to noon of tbe Sttli instant, for ibe follow nm woiki.: Constiucting covered ways from Wnrd No. 1 to No. a and x. and from No. 2 to latrine, Po Leung Kuk buildiugs. Plans and specifications
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      937 1 NOTICES. NOTICE. o I KA I IS City r.ubtwr st imp. 0 Price aiod rate. ■7/tM Robinson Road NOTICE. If is Excellency The Officer Adminis--11 tering the Government will be 'At Home' at Government House on Tuesday, February '.titb at 6 o'clock." SM/S NOTICK. INFORMATION regarding I lie conditions on
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      536 1 NOTICES H. Abrams 1 Horse Repository. I SOMRB "HORSES" "JIORMX" JLST landed ex a VUTIS: fine upstanding Carriage Pairs "Single llariios Hursvs Hacks and Polo I'oniea This sliipiuent baa had a splendid passage and arrived in good cuuditioo and ready lot immediate use. Inspection invited. ■g 11. AMR VMS. KOR
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      952 1 •aasxer *r r.w« La CHb**. The irsatest danger from colds aad I ripp- is their resulting in pneumonia, reasonable care is used how. v r anc Chamberlain's Cough Remedy taken al danger will h* avoided. Amo'ig thn taw of thousands who have v w this remeuj for thew disease* we
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    CLEARANCES.
    110 2 0«» (MUKmn riirtft- IMUI I>«btiiutio» Fob •-'»> V»n d.-r P»mi Pol rtr. i Pon.en P»nang 26 raid Bril «tr. I ndrrh^ Bangkok »i B.n Whalt boon Mr Row- Hillllon «1HJ I'ouIimiiiL *i P«l«nicotl» .tr. Windtbmk Miint via |>ort. ■tf Bun Foh Ou«n »lr. StrMlon MiuaUKJir via poru ■.M lUMI
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    TUESDAY, MM FEB., 1801.
    1173 2 The Straits Times PRICE 15 CENTS. TUESDAY, 26TH FEB., 1901 ,>(>■.< v KpM *3U year, or postfne *J4. titraitt budget. »18 ywr, or pott free »<O. Advortitwg Rhlm mxy U fmni \n tin fourth paqt. *-hj"lnk» it a MtMiaa that may look aw scnvj at first sight, because a lawyer
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    42 2 I.i publishing Mr. J. Graham's letter in urn correspondence columns, we W')i:lJ mate that the phenomenal tricks ,1 with a lamp-full of kerosene and report**! in Thursday's tftraiU Tim" err witnessed by half a dozen members of the st.it) of this paper.
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    19 2 r- 1 is Honour the Acting Governor It ••At Home "at Government H-rave at 6 oVlock thin .ifnTii itin
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    8 2 Jo hay's 4/ ins bank rate i» J«i
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    15 2 II IfJS. Mm left the wharf this morning and went to tha man-if-war air horago.
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    20 2 H M. S. I'ig.xy sails at daylight on Mi, lay for Bangkok. Sh» will return at> 'lit thp 2Ut'i March.
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    15 2 Tiik Dutch cruiser Knimn FPittat■Ma der Xetlinrlanden left far Katavia ..i 7 o'clock this morning.
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    25 2 to KnUikanal, a hill station iuQuuih Lilii, preparations are going-oli for it "'iiiiiiioil.i'in.- i,OUO B>er pris mers who are expected there in a lew weeks.
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    29 2 Tim Po»t Office notitei that in consequence of Misting quarantine irritations it is possible that mails f u r parts in Netherlands India may be u- laved in delivery.
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    34 2 HMatt meetiug of tin* members ii! me Singapore Rifle Association was li. M in the Drill Hail yesterday evening. I oh new rules were read and passed I ma w.is no other business of
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    36 2 I UK following circular has b«en sent luund by the Shipping Omce Mastirs and agents of vessels leaving for B.n.g--k-.k are informed that vessels from this p rt must anchor for medical inspict, 'ii at Paknam.
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    32 2 I'hk Hon. Secretary of the .Strangers ;u.J Prisoner! Aid Funl desires to •:,jiiklully acknowledge the following subscriptions towards the fund Stiven >V Co., Si'o; John Little Co., »15; Kelly <fc Walsh, SlO.
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    43 2 Uusinkss with Russia is so brisk at Colombo that a branch of the Rnssorhiuese Bank has been opened there. Tnis bank is the first Russian concern n in India or Ceylon and ha« for its manager Mr. TchokoiT, a well-known k'if-ia lea merchant.
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    56 2 Isuia ooi'iiis to have fared better last y.iar in regard to enteric typo of fever. An Indian paper says neither enteric fever nor abscess of the liver was quite as prevalent in the European army in India last year as usual, yet they were responsible respectively for forty and ten
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    52 2 \Vhb» the P.iO, s.s. Pla-y was leaving Suez on her outward trip, 11. M.5. Cunopiui aud Octuii arrived there on their way to China. The Ocean is being relieved by the Hood in the Mediterranean, and the implacM* will b« commissioned, when ready, by Prince I, mi.- of B-ittenberg, for
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    47 2 Dk'Patchbs to Limberg give accounts of serious conflicts between the students of Kieff University and the authorities there. According to these accounts Cossacks had to b« summoned to suppress the troublesome stuJenU, who offered a determined resistance. As a result 18 were killed, wounded, and 200 arrested.
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    50 2 I'iik gold output of Australasia in 1900 was 4,l.'Xi,<Xtu ounces-a decrease of over 294,0<>0 ounce* compared with 1~99. West Australia heads the list with 1,n80,944 ounces— a decrease of over 62,000 ounces. Queensland comes next with 951,06') ounces— an increase of over M.400 ounces The other colonies all shew decreases.
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    60 2 It is rumoured in naval circles that when A'lmii.il Raweon comes out to succeed Admiral Seymour -which will not be until the China question is settled-he will not take the Glory as his flagship but will bring out one for himself. It is also rumoured that the Eiuiy-nivi will probaMy
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    61 2 The body of Capt. Adams, of the 17th German Infantry Regiment, was recently found in hi« room at Metz with a bullet through the head. At first it wus surmised that he had committed suicide, but subsequent inquiries proved that he had been killed by a lieutenant of his regiment
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    60 2 Little Tich figured in the Seine Tribunal at Paris, recently, in a protest against a claim fur the payment of a debt of 4,UOUf. made by a theatrical agent upon the monthly salary of IO.UOOf. which the comedian received at the Blies Bergeres. Tich denied the justice of the claidT
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    THE " ROYAL OAK " LICENSE
    91 2 THE ROYAL OAK LICENSE. CASS TO BK RE-REARD. In the Supreme Court this morning, Mr. Justice Leach gave judgment in the application of Mrs. Sarina Haas, of the Royal Oak Hotel, for a writ of mandamus ordering the Licensing Justices to hear an application by Mrs. Haas for the renewal
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    INTERESTING SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY.
    162 2 It was lately reported that Professor Gersuny had invented a means by which vaseline could be injected under the skin to fatten thin people. Professor Gersuny, who is the director of the Rudolf hospital in Vienna, has been interviewed on the subj ct, and says that it
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      ABOUT KEROSENE.
      305 2 TO THE EDITOR OK THB STRAITS TIMB." Sib,— With reference to your leading article in your issue of 21M instant, re a certain Pink Powder which is alleged to change the properties of kerosene oil when dissolved in it, thereby rendering the said nil non-explosive, there are certain
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      MEDICAL PRACTICK IN SINGAPORE.
      485 2 MEDICAL PRACTICE IN SINGAPORE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BTKAITB TIMES." Sib,—" It is to be regret ted that no uniform ayßtem indeed no system at all— of regulating medical practice exists in many of the Crown Colonies. In Eome there is a Medical Register kept by a Medical Board
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  • SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE "STRAITS TIMES."
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      CHINA.
      80 2 SUICIDES KEI'ORTKIV IMUNCKS ANDOTHKR NOTABLES l)h('AMl'lN<> llongkonq, F'h. -Ml, The news truin the north is that Cha-shu-chiao and Ying-nien committed forced suicide on thu 24th inst. at Hsian-fu. Cliuangcomtniui xuii'ideat I'.i-chou-lu Yuhsien has been beheaded at Lank chou-fu; and Chili-sin and Hsu-cheng-will be beheadcJ today at Peking, at tbe
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      Til KAM BKKJAN MI .\ ISTRR AT I'KKIM..
      20 2 THE A MERICAN MINISTER AT PEKING. Mr. i. mgiT, the American Minisisi at Peking, leaven Mr. Rockhill as Acting Minister.
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      A GIGANTIC TRUST.
      54 2 OVER A HI LI I'»N (iOLI> DOLLARS INYKSIKP. laiidm, 'Mtli FVfc A great American steel and iron combination has been incorporated, with a capital of SI, 100,000,000 (£220,000,000). This is the largest corporation in the world. It is wh»t the Americans call "fruit," and is fiouhllras hud
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      TIIK KINU IN U HUM ANY.
      562 2 THE KING IN GERM ANY. VISITING HISSISTKIt TIIK KMI'KI>S IRKDKUICK. SIIKIS sll-l KKIN<; FROM CAM KU. The Kaiser met King Edward at Frankfort and accompained him to Crunberg, whence thuy drove to th* chateau of the Empress Frederick. Tbe latter is now admittedly suffering from internal cancer; but she may
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      ••wobkum Un a mock."
      84 2 "WORKING LIKE A BRICK." b the aunual report of the Warwickshire Discharged Prisoners' Aid Society, presented the other day, appears the Following: -"A middle-aged man, better kind of farm labourer, first offence, one month, stealing fowls. Agent writes :-He has beeo a waster--1 (old him so 1 had to test
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      430 2 NOTICES. RITCHIE'S WHISKY £FECIAI.LY aelectad b:.<nd; tta«roo»hly mdtupwl in bond. Price 111 per ca«e; umples free. BORNEO Co.. LTD. a th Role Importer* SIDEROSTHEN PAINT. •a absolutely »nti-coFronT* paint for IRON AND BTKEL Uuaiantcert to be the best 111 ST PKKVENTIVE ]ntaluableforßhip«,ll»cbin>rj Br.dgw ate *tc On* fallon will cow 540
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      948 2 I \TK8TApVKRTISEMENm_ I McALISTER Co. SOLD AGENTS Clayton and Shuttleworth's Portable Steam Engines (i, s 1O v* 19 I lorse- Power Engines always in Stock Thfise engines are world renowned and require no testimonials QujUty V I _JvHUB& -^%aa_H_MU_HiK-Aj_MS_^_^^^B_i9^ta_r R_^^^P y-a*,i^jS! HL n..rki.t.iv j _l__N.v. VQ|gb> laJBH^i^fr^^ Kiirnhllln ||Kr|:y. i\
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      28 2 •4 S. M. ißUßltec. for »lmu l» .uu«^ •ritba oo uo« tito it tW m»r oulj By Ika n^i»--to<tk»toooditin«, "»«jr U.S.S. ra)O»u<l ,<■ m«r U.*.-i fair fen mah »ooU>
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    1313 3 RAUB. rMMM RKI'nKl Tut 15 mli mining report for MI wmka nding "ii 22ud inst.runr a" follow* ■I! I.iv. tf«.-.r //iMm .Vim: -The l«0 main level p. mill I'M been extended a further •J.I making -i IoUU of 161' from the ul infill! Than are 3of good quality in tbe
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    IHIMiKO.NG BANK
    515 3 HONGKONG BANK. HALF-YEARLY KIPORT. I'm*. Hongkong and Shanghai Bank held its seventy-first annual meeting al Hongkong on the 10th instant Mr. A. Si. ii-, the Chairman, preside*!. He ■aid that the large halance carried forward on the 30lh June in profit and lots account (11,717,543) and the handsome profits realized
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    aWOAPOBI GOLF CU li
    593 3 SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB. The tenth anmnl general meeting of the Singapore Gulf Club will be held at tht Club House on Monday, 4lh, prox at 5 15 p.m. Tm Report tor the year ending Dec. 31.1 last, to be picsente<l to the member*, says tbnt on the whole, the committee
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    NKTHEKHNDS INDIA.
    953 3 NETHERLANDS INDIA. I-OLITIC.VL TROUBLES. I* Janibi, a m**\ state in "»»h Sumatra, tbr Dutch Government \\M in t with inch difficulties 'hat a military ««peilitiori to fettle matters there i>« dfenind at one time to be at hand Jambi wai conquered in 1858, and tli« ruling Sultan, Tana by name,
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    AKKANGEMKSI
    146 3 ARRANGEMENTS. I I L-I.AV. -I.TH FUBKI A»Y. High W»tcr. t.! p.m. Moon. First QuarWr. IMam. Y. W. C. A Cbmeu Girls' School. *M. S*. V.B. Drill and Musketry. WIDKWDAY, 87TH FIHgUiBY HighWator 3.42 a.m. 5.83 p.m. Municipal Mwtmn S.SO. S. V. R Ifnll and Musketry. Hrough Co. Town Hall TIIIKODAV.
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    L I. T C. TOI'RNAMENT
    106 3 L L. T C. TOURNAMENT. YESTERDAYS TIE=. CHAMPIONSHIP M.- Wn.l 1.-lllwKt \lr» Sal/.m»un. HIXKII DOVW.ru, A FINAL MiM J Gum and Mr. Mm-rinugall NT. beat Miv Salsmaon and Mr. Mactaggurt rec. X, 6-4, 0-6, 64 TIKS FOR TO-MORROW. CHAMPIONSHIP. Mrs. A.lufiik v. Mm. Wndtlcll. LADIEB' SINULm HANDICAP. FINAL. Mrs Lotfll
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    INDICATION SKRVICK
    498 3 INDICATION SERVICE. Tim building formerly known at the Christian Institute, Middle Road, i« now the Malay Chinch of the M K. Minion It lies at die corner of MidJle Itoad ai.d Waterloo Street and was dedicated by Bishop Warne yesterday alternoon, in the presence ot* its own congregation and others.
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    TAMIL COOLIKti IX MALAYA.
    450 3 TAMIL COOLIES IN MALAYA. Some time ago, the Resident-General of Federated M.il.iya appoiuteil a Commission to inquire into the Indian immigration question an it bears upon the Federation. Of the sii members, two Messrs E V. Carey, and Tambusamy I'll 1 11 ui-rc unofficial*. The aim ut the m.|uiry wad
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    A BRIDAL TRAGEDY.
    93 3 A .i» KiMi tr.j«.-u> bat occurred at Bayonnu at a bridal party. The wedding tieaktaj-i woo served in a barn, and tin: officiating pn«st, who was uncle to tut bridegroom, noticed a gun standing iv (lie MM, The bridegroom in a jesting spun picked it up and
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    DEHAKiUKKS BY MAIL
    91 3 DEPARTURES BY MAIL. Per N. I) I. Sadum for Uenoa— Messrs. S. Kit'er von Kusiiuski, A. Bultneu, Btepion, Mrs. U. Bruderer, »n- 1 M re. de V.« and son. K jr Londou Muesrs. K. \V Mourc, C. S. KKiopiion, A. t'lon.enis, auu *ir. ami Mr». lliuinp--Bon. For Naples— Miss L.
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    ILLNKSS OK TUB DCXX OK YOKK.
    111 3 ILLNESS OF THE DUKE OF YORK. Tub Uuke of Cornwall and York ha* been Buffering from an attack of r in.in measles, and, therefore, was unable to visit Hie German Emperor on his Imperial Majesty's yacht llvlienzotUrn, on the occamon of Ins birthday, or to be present at the investiture
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    "THE CRCMN" CASK
    626 3 "THE CROWN" CASE. AN AUSTRALIAN SPORTING VIEW IHI "CAUSE CRLMRK." Thk following extract trotn the Melbourne Kporltmnn of the Sih ult., ii interesting in view of the recently distributed account of the correspondence in the much riiscussod c»m of The D*M and also the advert iwim-nt summoning a general mooting
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      19 3 The prin oj tht vtekly rn.nl Mint of tkt titmiit Timua ii/uuramd-n-hnlfiL-lliri p*r qinrter tn Singnpon and Sft jntt-frtf
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      2059 3 NOTICES. THE OVERWHELMING FLOOD OP BOOKS. j a* < EBMANY -J4.0 o ITAI y New 80. ks per year 13 >O 9,500 I, GREAT BRITAIN IMTFI. sTATPs I I TKI) hTATK> MOTHERLANDS 7.300 R on 6 2,500 OLD WYNKYN DE WORDE, AND NOW. r'our linii'lrivl ymn ago Wynkyn de U'orde
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      85 3 WK.VI'HKR KBPOKT <>..*•..... ii »t /i*.imi Bar ■JWIBUWiaMBI IV 1. 1 »..6 Hi -4 fr \V. »Vl'- TBO 760 7M> -ot)ir o( Wid> I x t. S.K.*. Culm llnx.Ton-.p. ».O 'S-o Mio 7IJS Hu. id -O. Ml.d p t T.rr rcl 6».» o"S (Uirfall Nil. a The lim* bull «t
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    COMMERCIAL
    555 4 . ffIV'IArOM, HBTH FIIWI'ARY, HOI. rtwiWßE. gambler I ?Jt «.!■"> vlopraßall, 7.36 do Pontlanak S.M Peeper, 81ack.. bnyert 38.76 ,lo White,(«) 4».00 4uo Kloar Sarawak,. ..8.". do Brunei So. 1 p 5.70 Pearl Bug S.M) JoSee, Ball, 18% baalt «.O3 OoSm Paleml*ng, 16% bati. 26.00 Jofee Liberian. No. V 17
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      1265 4 i.JoJ«rini»ii«.vlini<th«lollo*iai<ab'ir.ivi\ions are used i —sir.— steamer sh.— ship bif. -barque sch schooner; Yet.— Yacht Oru.— Cruiser 'Jbt.— Gunboat Tor Torpedo; K.p. -Horae-povtar Brit.— British U. B.— United Bta-.es: Ft.— French; Oer.— o«rm»n Dut.— Dutch; )oh.— Johore Ac, O. c—Qeneral•ariro d.p.— deck pasaeni^n U.—Uncertain T. P. W.-Tanjona Pan*
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      VttKLS EXI'KCTEI).
      602 4 VESSELS EXPECTED. Xante, port, probablt- tint? of ttrrivtt, and namr uf agrnit. HTUMWH. Atridi, Liverpool, Mar 8; P. law Agnmeiunon, L'pool Mar Mansfield. AllieiiKa, China. Mar .1); B. Ifaftjr. Alcinotlß, China, Mar I j Mansfield. Antonio Loper, Liverpool, left Jan 16; Ar.iui,- iivi, Sln.-I.i-. ill Dec £1 A.turia, New York.
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      AKKIVALS. \
      48 4 ARRIVALS. g Vikml's.Naml Ton. Cinni Faoa Biiud.\ Conionssn. a Rio. 36 K>l»h |O«r itr. «l» Klugkist Übuin Feb U B»hn Me.rar A Go. KimAnn tfrit iir nil HuuWr Diunbi* Fcl. 34 Wee Bin tod Co. 86 Chow Phy» »tr iITQ Ni.ul Kl»og Feb. Bu Bwec Uon« ■it, M
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      MAILS CI.OSK.
      34 4 MAILS CLOSE. rvr fat «lr. Tiny. To- Morrow T. Anson via porte Malacca 3 p.m. Kuanlan vi:i ports fl*M I p.m. Thuesuay. Fremantlc via |wrts MMfa I p.m. Hotigkong A Amoy Ctiurttrhunvr 3 p.m.
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      MAILS IO AKRIVK.
      129 4 MAILS TO ARRIVE. ►Ron Sohoi'h:— By ill" N. D L. s. Stuttgart, ilue on l'ikl March Kith daton to Hi- nli Keh. Sho brings replies to the mail* which left Singapore on the 7th sod llth Jan. From Chna By th- M M. 5. 8. Swlivi, dua on tho »r
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      PASSENGKR I.IBT.
      272 4 PASSENGER LIST. TO AKUUi IA-nr Nmg*om-t.) IVi SI. M. s. a. Skaal si,,, nix from Marseilles Fub 10, due M.irdi I Jlr-.s,™ .in.] Mr. r. WigeL Fer M M s. 8. VUU >U la Ciolal, connn-ct from MarseiilesTeb. i"d»"»lir l°mh-Ilr.-u«'ii-Mi'»«r». R. Eskan.and H. Kerum-U-in. From Genoa— Mour'. Blakely. J. Paris,
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      261 4 NOTICES. ■fllanol.itt' I B^~-)sJH Natur.nl Toilet Preparations. B^ 1 Jlel l-anollne' s>**J a*m 5> I fim. a*< am Mlr'9 Laaollnt' Toilet So* CHINA MUTUAL LIFE "xsURANCIi COY, LTD. tIEAD llrn<-k Nu. Mj CA»ro» KOAD, BHAKUHAI. JAB. A. WATTIK. Manhgor. MESSItS. TAX KIM TIAX SONS, Local Agent. The Company offers earner
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      766 4 NPTICES. ■QoWEI.L q^OPINSON HIGH CLASS J* TAILORING AT MODERATE PRI- ES. ■qowkll Tj obinson New Tropical Suitings. The Latent and Iml t a-hlunab'r •rea« €s»llB*» A SPLENDID RAX(iE Of Powkll -n obinson R"YAL NAVY BILK AND JJ BLACK SfclUiKS. Thoroughly dyed. Will bland the sun and cannot fade. This is
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      795 4 SHfPPTNfi. NOTICE. RUrfSI \S Volunteer Fleet «.s. VL ADIMI I!, due hen- the 4th March, bound (or Odee'a. Por freight apply lo R.A.PALMGKBN. -T/i Ap nt. KOR LONDON. a'HKr. (U.KXFARG, will leave here for the above port* on the 4th March and has good accomodatioo for saloon passengers. Apply to
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      84 4 NOTICES. ONE Medical Man in every SIX Throughout KngUnti nas placed on record his opinion that COLEMAN'S WINCARNIS I. I-NKIVAI.I.KD for Recuperating the System AND FOR Regaining' Lost Health I COLEMAN'S WINCARNIS" is an elegant combination of Port Wine, Kin Extract of Malt, and l.iebig's Extract of Meat It is
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      86 4 NOTICES. W. Dalian. Tlie Australian Horse Repository. HAS KOR UALK OVBK 100 HORSES, COBS, AND PONIES XX). Suitable for all purposes Ex s,s, "Bueeplulih' and "Clitus," The übuve shipment* have ocan moat carefully selected for '.lie requirements of this market and having been .11 thoroughly broken in before leaving Australia
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