The Straits Times, 8 March 1901

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    15 1 The Straits Times. KSTH. OVEB i A CENTURY SINGAPORE, FRIDAY MARCH, 8, 1901. XO. 20,;t.5:;
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      799 1 NOTICES. mi IK HOKNKi) COMPANY. I.IMIIBD TIE Mawla^l Ut» kmmnmm JtorwW* rjaio*! ftr* taMtaaas •»<**»»• ttlaa i««i«ar» foavpaay Th. K.,urtaNr l.if. l~<" v lr t*”_ Mm 1 h, Ala* M«u»l 9t««. W»vig»»»«a Coa^aaj. Ta* TMishun 1 JMfer Bsav Ooapsay. rA»T. iiimn. a«»«*. STKAMSHIP COMPANIES. H Orri'-r, TILRORA'-ti Str«rt. P r
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      740 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. L" OXINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ Under contract with tbe Netherlands India Government. Agtnu at Singapore: Ship Aoncr, latr J. Darrdrlb A Co., 4-3, CoLLraa yuav. The iindormentionad dates are only approximate Steamer Prom Expected Will be Deapatche.l for On iiakTr7}irunkU~ rVnang H March" BaUvia 16 Marcb >i. H. Van
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      761 1 AUSTRIAN LLOYDS TEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. I mi i Mail Contract with thr Tbe following are tbe dates on which the Company's Bteamers may l>e expected lo Mil from here:— OI'TWAHD. HoHtWARU. 1901 1901. Mil) Mar. 9 I Morafia M.-ir. 10 Ofi'mpo Mar. It China May. M All the summers to
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      1129 1 NOTICES. ijroia MeOHls, i-ans, loVa hSoV. JOSEPH BILLOTT'S Of Highest Quality, aid having* H T aal O Greatest Durability are Therefore MX H CHEAPEBT. I Llf U I AUCTION SALESAI'CTION SALE or VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ETC AT 43 SHOKT STRUT. On Saturday, '.Hi, March, at ,•<-» POWELL ft Co. Auctioneers.
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      1123 1 NOTICES Milkmaids BRAND feNSED M^l IlllillT' SmSm fakm ITlllJi wZr^L^ Guaranteed *WL\W a t«« tkis Full Cream. iwa«M Largest Sale in the World. jST BANK. HONOKONO AND BHANOHAI BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-IJP CAPITAL •10,000,000. REBERVE FUND.— Sterling Reserve..»lo,oro,oT*n tl wn(m Silver Reserve....! S,'«0,000/ 13 orooW RESERVE LI ABILITY OF 1 „n
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      938 1 cimtjkmtmtir a (inmt Fav.urfte, Tfce soothing and baaliag properties of (his remedy, iv plaaaant taste am) prompt and permanent cure* have mad* it a graat lavou.ile with people erarywhar*. It I* Sj>eci*lly nriied by mother* of satall cbil dr«o for colds, r. oup, a>.d whooping cough, as it always affords
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    Sftmes. I'RICK 16 CENTS. FRIDAY, Bth MAKCII.
    499 2 The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS. FRIDAY, 8TH MARCH. Vk ikkdav we published a letter ventilating the grievance of a lady who had sutl'ured through th) action of the local health authorities. Today we publish another letter on tlie same subject from Dr. Middleton, and it is to be commended
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    178 2 Somk weeks ago we referred to the remarkable performances of a certain Mr. Harlem who entered the Slraitt Times office and did wonderful things with alighted kerosene lamp A few days later, in s letter addressed to the Editor, Mr I. lines Graham challenged the itXM fillet of Mr. Harlem's
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    42 2 With all due respect for the value of Renter's telegrams, it might be suggested that the final words when such a course is feasible," as applied to Russia's possible evacuation of Manchuria seem to lessen the weight and importance of the message.
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    7 2 To-day's I ms bauk rate is 2/(h'<
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    15 2 The S,-,i llelU, hi, 1 the Ban WhmH Ilia were dry-docked at Tanjong Pagar yesterday.
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    15 2 Mr. C. Sugars, passed cadet, has been appointed to act as Treasurer of Negri Sembilau.
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    16 2 A launch leaves Johnston's Pier lor the Swimming Club on Sunday morning at in > and 11.10.
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    17 2 Thk Garrison Rifle Club hold a practice shoot at the Tanglin range to-morrow afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
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    18 2 To-muht, the Moonlight Minstrels will give an en tertainuient at the residence of Mr. Low Kirn Ngian, Gaylang.
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    17 2 Mi; Justice Leach conducted the Assizes this morning, Sir Lionel Cox (Chief Justice) having left for Penang
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    17 2 Thk entries for the Ladies' Golf Championship close to-morrow. Play commence* on Monday, at the Race Course.
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    32 2 Tut annual meeting of the Chamber nt Commerce was held in the Exchange this afternoon. Mr. \V. P Waddell presided over a good attendance A full report will appear in to-morruw's issue.
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    18 2 Six butfred and sixty-seven Heaths were registered at Singapore during last month. The ratio per thousand was 31.84
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    30 2 Thi I'erak railways carried 213.818 more passengers in 1900 than in 1899, the figures for l-< 99 being 886,824 This is exclusive of passengers carried on the Province Wellesley line
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    26 2 Thk tihnfaUoth, which went to Keppel H irhimr Dock about three weeks ago for general repairs, having had these repairs completed, went to the rouds yesterday.
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    29 2 At the Assises, yesterday, Ong Kah Ti in was sentenced to years' rigorous imprisonment for house-breaking and theft, and Koh Chong Yin to 12 months for fabricating false evidence.
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    32 2 In addition to granting her suit for divorce, the San Francisco Court has permitted Countess Festetics de Tolna to resume her maiden name, and henceforth she will be known as Ella Haggin.
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    34 2 The Musical Evening of the Singapore Philharmonic Society takes place next Wednesday evening at the Teutonia Club. There is a practice for the choir on Tuesday next, in the Town Hall, at 5.30 pro.
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    33 2 An amalgamation of the oil companies in K.-higo, .lip in is projected. Seven companies, it is reported, have already sei eed to amalgamate. The object is to compete with the Standard Oil Company
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    42 2 On the 23rd February, two Chinese were sentenced to death at Hongkong for the murder of a marine store dealer there. The object of the crime was to secure a large sum of money which the murdered man had in his safe.
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    38 2 Visitors to Singapore from Kuala Lumpur are said to be struck with the inferior physique and the indifferent running powers of the Singapore jinrikisha pullers, as compared with the same class of men in the capital of i-vlangor
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    47 2 The I'nited States transport Wi-ighl expected here from New York soon Hal is to be stationed at Manila where .he is to 1..- used .i- a despatch boat md store-ship, and with this object in iiiv.' lias been lined with a refrigerator .Unt and cold storage rooms.
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    45 2 Thk Nippon Yusen Kaisha, it is reported, have chartered several vnnsels in England, among them being the Abjlsjm aud tlio Y'l/'i.u.-, both of which are on the way out., to convey cargoes of coal to Japan. These v---.-i- aru expected to call here to coal
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    49 2 Si it. Cuscaden, C. P. this .rr.ing look over the duties of Inxpector-(i.-ii.-ral of Police in place of Lieut Col. Pennefather, who has gone on leave. A-sist. Supt. Stewart undertakes the duties of C. P. O, and Asst. Supt. Hamilton the duties of Asst. Supt. Stewart as Police Pro«eculor.
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    59 2 AjMM the passengers who left for home by the IWrramtttla this morning were Lieut. Col. and Mrs Pennefather «nd two children Mr. t. H Grant, Mr. W. A. Cadell, and Mr. A Young. There was a great crowd of people to see the voyagers off and to wish them a
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    51 2 Tub sanitary census of Manila disclosed extraordinary instances of Chinese herdini; together. For example, in one building alone, no less than seven hundred and sixtcen^Chinese lived, ate, and slept together. Still less credible is it that another house contained twelve hundred and eight occupants, over a thousand of whom were
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    59 2 Liki r.C'iil. Fullerton, who has been «i le.-ted to ,'uinni.ind the Royal Kngineers in the Straits Settlements, is due hy the P. and O. mnil on Sunday. Lieut -Col. Kullerton is of the same family a» the Mr. Fullerton, an Indian civilian from Madras who, in l-ju, :i lii'inistered the
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    82 2 Mv Oliver Mirks, A"t- See. to the Resident-General, K M S., will take long leave on the 17th inst. his place at Carcosa being taken by Mr. F Weld from Singapore. In Sir Frank Swet'enham's case it is not necessary, says the Malay HtU, I hat he should have an
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    100 2 K.iirhiiw will, says the Hongkong TeUampli, supply men to cultivate the unfilled land of Sarawak. A certain Chinaman of high standing, who is the father-in-law of Dr. Lim Boon Keng of Singapore, has undertaken to send men fiom Kuochow to Sarawak He had entered into an agreement with the Saiawak
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    INDIAN MEMORIAL TO THE LATE QUEEN EMPRESS.
    246 2 Caltnlla, WM F'l: The subscriptions to the Indian National Victoria Memorial fund, if the larger ones are limited to one lakh, amount to Ks. 1 ,587,(>iW. The Viceroy, speaking at the Asiatic Society's meeting yesterday, dealt fully with the Victoria Memorial Hall, particularly
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      CHIXA
      67 2 CHINA. ALL EDICTS SINCE JUNE TO BE ANNULLED. Hongkong, 8«. Itarrh. There is a rumour, emanating from Chinese sources, that the Emperor intends to annul all edicts issued since June, because they wore not issued of his own free will and their contents were partly unknown to him. It ia
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    "GOLF BONK "
    206 2 "GOLF BON E" That ia what the victims to this, the latest form of acquired or artificial ailment, have elected to term it, though the members of a golf club near Plymouth go so far as to perpetrate s sturdy chestnut by calling the sufferers Napoleons," averring that the disease
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    BATU PAHAT.
    212 2 fsu lull-grown tigers were trapped at Yong Peng and Kedjau, and shipped a few days ago to Johore, for the usual While three Malay lads were lishing from a boat at a place culled Bajau they were attacked hy a Urge crocodile, which in hi i^o.l to drag
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    S. C. C.TENNIS TiHT.NAMKNT.
    673 2 S. C. C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT. Thk following are the entries for the S. 0. C. Spring tennis tournamennt. The entries closed last night and the tournament commences on Wednesday. CHAMPIONSHIP. s X.-i I, U. B. Whitenead. F. H Penney, K. f. White, J. G. Ma.-iagg.iri T. B. Norrie. A II
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    21 2 An iMttiftlul army estiiu.il- laid before the House nl Commons amounts to three millions starling, miking the year's total £9 1,998,400
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      WIDTH AFRICA.
      31 2 SOUTH AFRICA. DEWET'S AT MOYKMKS I- ■MM KKI'UI.SKI) ADEKDKKN M Dewet is ninving upon I'hilippolis :tOO Boers attacked Aberdeen, a town in Cape Colony. They were repulsed after four hours' lighting.
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      PROBABLK KAKLY TKIIMIXATION or HOSTII.ITIKS
      27 2 PROBABLE EARLY TERMINATION OF HOSTILITIES. Renter's agent at Pretori:i wires that a more hopeful tone prevails there as to the probability of an early termination of hostilities.
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      THK KAISKU ATTACKED.
      40 2 THE KAISER ATTACKED. AN •■KI'ILF.I i rii~WORKMAN IHROW.S A PIECE OF IRON AT HIM. The Kaiser wasoutdriving at Bremen, when an epileptic workm in threw a piece of iron at him The Kaiser received a slight wound on the cheek.
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      I'KACE NEGOTIATIONS IN SOUTH AFRICA.
      42 2 PEACE NEGOTIATIONS IN SOUTH AFRICA. STATEMENT IN PAKLUMENT hdtr. Mr. Ualfour stated, in the House ot Commons, that there had been com munications between Commander Botha and the British Commander, but that the Government were unable to make any statement at present
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      UUSSIA ANPMANI lIUIIIA.
      95 2 RUSSIA AND MANCHURIA. PI' BUSHED DESPATCH lU.SMAS At'llON ONLY A MulH VIVENDI BHKWIU. IAACI ATK MANIHIKIA •WHPI KKXSIBI.K.' A despatch to Sir C. S. Scott, British Ambassador at St. Peterburg, published with the consent of Cjiint l.mivlorll, Russian Minister of Foreign Aifiirs. states that any agreement come te between Russia
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    BOPPOSID MI'RDER.
    80 2 SUPPOSED MURDER. At 10 o'clock yesterday morning, the police received information of three persons being found dead at No. Sliaik Madersah l.m.Oi. pioceeding there the |K>lice found two Kling women, dead, on the ground lloor, and a dead Kling man upstairs All the bodies bore wounds, apparently inllictcd with a
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    THE POLO CLUB
    550 2 . I'BKIKKTATION TO MB. W. C. IYXM. A pleasant little function took place at the Mice-course yesterday afternoon, after the usual practise games, when in thepresenceof a large number of Club uicuihers, and m:uiy ladies, the lion Sec. of the Polo Club", Mr 18. Young, on behalf of
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      447 2 NOTICES, XOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY LI). OLABQOW. tliu'kt'iurnn Ol Dynamite. Gelignite, Gelatine Dynamite. Blasting Gelatine, Detonatoi?,, Safety Fuses. Elnuie Blasting Apparatus. Tk* t'.,i.-» foploritw, bung all muuh fmJvnd in BM Hnliin, art twU U past tht high ftnudartl of tafviy an fwnly lotlt impottd by th» Brilii Qorrrnnrn', and art, thtrtfnrt,
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      1368 2 KOTICES. IIVETVIEINrSjE; IJ.EII3XJCTIO3V PRICE OF MUSIC FOR O3STE I^OISTTH: ONLY IVr •-•■■ll. Urn IHAX ORDINARY PRHK seriou. »ong.. t'oniic >on|s, Ballada. Piano mu^ic. Violin music, Dance music, 4ml Musk- of every WevrlpJlen Sn pi of Mii-,c m.iv 1... had on approval for two days, of which one at least THE
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      468 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. WANTKD. /-IHINEBE I.JFJ? INSURANCE \j BROKER. Good sultry and mmmistion to competent man. Apply, P l>- 4 c/o Strait, Ti*ws om. 14/8 TO BK LET. J Bungalow in IWir Panjan*. htata furnished. Immediate entry. Rent $40 monthly. Apply to Hi. Soh-t. Singapore, (Uh Man-li, WOi. m.w.f. o.c TO
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      75 2 wife of A. W. Wistibhoi'T, of M ilacca. of «*n. M. H. 8. fatawlx. for the -limuu ism. uwl I •rtttn on oh ai.b of Uw paaw oaljr By th. H(Uot of tkat oooditin., «ui,Sl g. S. Ira nj«,Ud thai aiffct otWwiM b. imbiiahwl. All adT«rtkb(ooatnoki anmMnt to U> ooodi.
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    TIIK RAKFLK4 Ml SKIM
    158 3 THE RAFFLES MUSEUM. The Secretary of State doe« M •paaava .i Hie Government yielduiß 10 rlaianil bj giving up the acbrine for building a new museum in favour ol i.tcraiioiis and addition* to the present building Ibe Secretary of Stale expresses .lie opinion that it is doubllul eiouoinv to aspaad
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    IiKRMAN CHINA
    230 3 GERMAN CHINA. Mk II Huttenbach, a former resident of Selangor, has just paid a visit to Kiaiitchoii(THintau) in German China, on his way to Kuropc. Among other Ihincs, b. I am greatli struck w.th Ttinlau. It is h t.urlv (1. .0il hurl". nr and the (iermaiK ha c not u-.n
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    CHINA NKW
    192 3 CHINA NEWS. 111! Chinese I'leiiiiH.tenluiles at I'.kin^ lini' wiled to Sncne, the Hue. i. .1 liauaial <>f Railway*, annooo- < I lie that peace 19 lii'W .lose at li.iml and ei|ressiiii: Iheir congratulations on the aaad news tb.it an am, i. sly h.is l<een granted to political prisoners who ti.im
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    \ CAXDID E.XPLANA'IImN
    630 3 A CANDID EXPLANATION. llirH'lTOßlir THE"STI!AITB TI«K».' .-in. 1 shall be oblige.! if you will publish the I,. Mnwini: facts with feteren, itn the Ictt-r ol Si, K-l Vila, appe;irinp in y 1 1 r issue of t.> -ilay i >n tne lad instant, a Chinese suflering from smallpox was taken
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    TKRRIBi.K KIRK AT BAKI.
    105 3 TERRIBLE FIRE AT BAKU. A K1..M.1. OK lUKMMI PETKOLEtM A TEHKini.it cn'a<ti.i|ihe has occurri'd at Baku K.cently, lire broke out in the magazine of the Caspian and Black Sea Company, containing an immense quantity of petroleum, amounting to six million puds The flames spie»d to three other <le|.ci|i, with a
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    IIKBIUDEAN QOV
    136 3 HEBRIDEAN GOLF. Pkkhai-8 the linest, as they are certainly theloiiKcsl, natural golf-links in the world are those which stretch alni"st the whole Icncth of the west coast of south Uisl, from the Sound of Barra right to the ford between Benbecnla and its sister island. The Macharland hereis very old,
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    .SEPOYS FOR THK COLONIES.
    148 3 SEPOYS FOR THE COLONIES. LKBS M ABI.IKF CLABBIB I'Tll.tsKll The military critic of the Ti-,n whose recent contributions have deservedly mtnicted so much attrition, has gone somewhat astrny, says the Mlnhnhmi I'ni'i' -r, in his criticism of the scheme under which native troops from India are to be employed for
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    MONEY IRKKSISTIBLK
    155 3 MONEY IRRESSISTIBLE. Doatl time M*\ we called attention to the Sultan of Brunei's alleged wrongs at the hands of the Sarawak Government which had wrested the districts of Tiu-in and Limbang from him. The S.u.mak i .vi Tiiinent counter-claimed for raids by cattle thieves from Brunei into these districts. Judging
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    DIYIHti.
    169 3 DIVING. The JSajMa timm recently published come details concerning the death of the I. iiir hi" Japanese diver, Fukumatsu Sakamoto, of Nagasaki It was stated that In' nent U.nvn in 40 fathoms of water, then in 0U fathoms, and latterly in 77 j I. ith. mis He signalled to be
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    A LAUNCH AT KI'CHING.
    464 3 A LAUNCH AT KUCHING. v Ovrrmpniiul) i is Saturday, the MM February, the elite of Kuciuof were invited by Mr. and Mrs. Harvey to witness the christening of the Borneo Co 'b new steam launch HaVtM, which has recently arrived from the makers. This is a line powerful vessel, built
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    I ASIIIONABLK WEDDING IN PKNANG
    86 3 FASHIONABLE WEDDING IN PENANG St George's Church, says the Piiang G-tctle, looked its very best (being must tastefully decorated with palms aud red and white II iwnrs by kind friends) on Sim. l:iy afiernoon, on the oecaition of tlicn:'uii.ieeof Miss Winifred Carli.ie, tasoad daughter of Mr. F. J C. Ro«s,
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    THE "CITY OF RIO DE JANEIRO.'
    100 3 THE "CITY OF RIO DE JANEIRO." \J»l' UF PA93KNUKRS SAVED Mr. J. S Van Buren, Agent of the Pacific Mail Steamship Co. at Hongkong, has been advised by cable that the following cabin passengers who were on board the City of Hio de Janeiro have been laved Mr. Brainier. Mr.
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    (KIMIXAL PROCEDIRK
    347 3 CRIMINAL PROCEDURE. Thi Secretary of State has laid his Kngeron certain matters in the Criminal Procedure Code just passed by the Legislative Council which he thus describes in a despatch to the Governor: lv Section 19, no penalty is provided for neglecting to report to the Police the commission of
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    THK ANSL'AL HEGIKA
    583 3 THE ANNUAL HEGIRA. p. ani> o. I. -j'li. sailing about -'-mi March, for Guidon, Dr. and Mrs. Kerr, Mr. II Al.rams, the Misses Mull, m.l. Mr. F. W. Barker, 1.i.-Cul. Chipi>inuall, and Mrs. Finch, Mr. Nathan, Mr. Stiven, Mr (i Marks For Colombo-Mr. G. A. Talbot naay, sailing about sth
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    ADVANCE MAIL NEWS,
    1228 3 ADVANCE MAIL NEWS. (from AtutraluiH piper f.) SOUTH AFHICA I ..i. ..ski De Lisle, who has l>een exhibiting great activity in dealing with the raiders, has occupied t'a v ma, which is ISo miles to the north-east of Cape Town. The occupation of Calvinia was pfTectrd a* the result of
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    COMMERCIAL
    560 3 . fcMtrcaa, >sth March, 1901 (tombier buyers u. Coat* Bill 7.35 do Pontijnak 650 Pepper, Black ;».no do White, m, 45 00 ■<agoFlourSaraw»:c,. 3.00 do Brunei So. 1 S.70 Pearl Sago 3 HO Ooflee, Bali. W% basis S-.'.OU Coffee PaleraLantt, 15% baain aM* Ooflee, Liberiaa, No. I Im.00 Tapioca, small
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      117 3 HUNT SHOOT YOURSELF No doubt you often feel like it, l.ut after just a little deliberation decide you can't aßord to do it. But that thumping racking Headache what can you do with it V Hive it its <|uietus by using Little's Oriental Balm. It acts like nisgic. It kills
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      1079 3 NOTICK. aWiIWU CUJI Th, kWiaf H<v> Meetiau uill I* held «n May 21>(, a*M and -'Ml, Programme. FIRST DAY. T..-jrfV.y, 21 ,t Warn First Kick THE MAIDEN PLATE.— VaIue M*VA R*. c for Maiden Horses- Weight as |ier scale (lOst.), An allowance of 1 41 b. to ex-Onfflns imported into
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      880 3 NOTICEa fiSTICKPHASIS (HEAPICR AXI> STICKS MICH lI..KDER THAN r'STt. 1.1 M Warranted not to turn *our. Price Cts 25 M c ol le our Waaful for nilice or Household. and Cts 50 K.i, h bottle is suppliaJ with a strong Per Bottle. Bru h WTI I TKA WAY. LAIDLAW k
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      144 3 AltKANORMKNIFridav, 6th March. Hiuh Water. .13 p.m. S. V. R. Drill. sati'rihy, 9th March IIiuIi UiW. ll.A'i a.m 0 42 p.m. Furniture Hales. Short Street. I'.'. Ann Sinn* Hill A Thooison I' I. Powell. 2. 8. C C. Cric et. R C. Cricket. Lniliiw'U i!K'h4mnionshi|iKuin««i-iuse. P. 40. outward mail due.
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      SHIPPINaiNPORT.
      207 4 SHIPPING IN PORT. (J a d«r cms luwliad tbe following •bbreTi*ions tr« tnsd sir.— stmmar ah.— ship t:q.— barque sch.-sohoonsr; Yet.— Yucht Cru.— Cruiser Gbt.— Ouabosl Tor Torpedo H.p. -Horse-power BritBritish U. 8-United HU'is; Fr— French Ger.— Oermsn DM.— Natch loh Johore Ac., o. a.,—Oeneral--•'Ito d.P. deck nsaseniters H.—Unoerlain: T.
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      TRADING VESSELS &o.
      1174 4 TRADING VESSELS &C. Arkitals Stkci Soon of Yhtxriuy. Kudat, Oer. str. 690 tons. Captain Reese, 7th Mar. From Lobuan, 4th liar Uc. and 14 d.p. Behn Meyer and Co. U— Rds. lyandaurii. Brit, str 2,1W tons, Opt Rait. 7th Mar. From Rangoon. 2nd Mar. Ot, and S3 d.p. Boust ad
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      577 4 Sane, port, jtnbahU imte o/ arrival, and name of agents. Mtramerk. Aiiapanthua, Japan, Mar 9; bebn Meyer. Ajax. Kurnp*. Mar 10; Mansfield. Albonga. China, Mar 20 B. Meyer. Atting Berau. My II: Daendels. Antonio I<oper, Liverpool, left Jan 16 ArauU:imi. shi..|,t., I'Tt Dee As.-ania, Hamburg, Mar 13 A
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