The Straits Times, 12 April 1901

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    15 1 The Straits Times. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1901. KSTD. OVB i A CENTURY. NO. 20,411
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      846 1 NOTICES. Mil I.iM.NKII CUMI'ANY. lIMIIKH Tl K St«r t»-d Life A«nrai>c« Kor. ich naloa Fir» Inrersne. **i»«J. I<*M Aemit >"o«l«l<v (KirelTlie K.mi'n' l.'*» A~nn«ioi« Snoiety. 1 he rtisa Mut.ULl Stoswi NsTiipaioo i:on.p«J TSeTnttso^m l*g«r H™r Conpanjlk« t«rti ul»n of these Companies. ss» tha 1.11 JZZiZZot al THK BORNEO COMfAWT. LIMITTn
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      719 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. T^ONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATBCHAPPIJ I'nder contract with the Netherlands India Government. Atirnt, at Singapore: Smr AoESCT, late J. Daemdels 4 Co., 2-S, Collvsk Qoav The undermentioned dates are only approximate Steamer From Kxpectefl I n Diemm llat.via via Mar~3o Billiton t Ha" ran Bulongan Apr 5 via ports 1
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      799 1 Will be Despatched for On Billiton, Balavia, Ohartboo, Sainnrang Socralmvn S April Banjermassin, Pulo Uut. Balik Papao, Cotei, Dongala, Berau, Bulongan. 1) BaUvia, Cberibon, Samarang, ■awtatam Maeassnr, Paiima, I alsilfa, Keodarie, Amboina, Ban- in, Koeroe, llatjan. Ternate, lioront i. I "i, m v H.-ngkai«, Siak, I'aneh, Asahan Uc;i U Soerabaya,
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      604 1 INSUIUNCES. rpHE LONDON AND LANCASHIRE JL FIRE INSURANOK COMPANY. Capital £2,1J7,M0 Paid up Capital £-i\i.7N> Reserve Fund £1,075,080 lhe aodersigned, Agents for the Company, are prepared to accept fire risks at current rates nt premium. lull's I FAD A Co., Agents. fpilK I'HINA IRADERJi INSURANCF 1 COMPANY. LI JCTTED Capital
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      807 1 mSURANCES. COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE CO., LTD., EASTERN BRANCH, BATTERY BOAD. Accident and Guarantee Dept. KLKOPEAX .N'ATIVKS Rates Moukkatk. Claima promptly attended to K J. ROBKRTSOX, Branch Manager. Mar. Id nc. Two Great Necessities. VIZ. 1. FAMILY PROVISION. ft PROVISION FOR OLD AOB. Easily and Economically met by a Policy in
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      710 1 NOTICES Gold ]vledaT9r~Par7ir 1878 1889. JOSEPH BILLOTT'S Of Highest Quality, and Having I) U O Oreatest Durability a.c Therefoie U h CHEAPEBT. I LIIO BANK^ HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-UP CAPITAL »10.n00,000. REBEKVE FUND.— sterling Reserve. $HMyO,00» I Bihar Reserve.. .1,' 110,0(10 RESERVE LIABILITY OF 1 lr .n««m PROPRIETORS
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      583 1 A CARD. M. S. Mehta, M. D. Late Clinical As">tant, Soho Hospiul for Women 1 1. .hi.i.hi i Consultaiion and Uesi.len.-e .177. Victoria Street. in I A s. 31/10 ST. ANDRrCW'S MM A CHURCH of England Boarding House f.ir European and Eurasian boys who desire to attend the schools of
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      762 1 CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH RKMKDT Hn, become famoi.n for ill curt, if eul'UH iIHDs i Mirr WHIKIPINOI'OUIiH INILOsTJIU Try it hen in need. Kor nal- by all d.-alrr. in nied, -ines everywhere. Price «0 ds. an.l 11. <«.n--eral AgenU, The Dispensary, oingaiwre. HUi SALE EMPLOYMKMS TO I ET- AN])_tEKiS()NAUS [Ist time, 18
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRBSCB. DKATH
    25 2 DOMESTIC OCCURRBSCB. DEATH OiKta On the Uth March at Spring hemd, S»n.thurHl-roa.| Tunbridne-Well., C ,L.iMt.. RicHixn FkAxna Unit (late Madras K E.)in bit Ti'th year
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    The Straits Times. PRICK 16 CENTS. FRIDAY, 12TH APRIL
    1127 2 The Straits Times. PRICK 16 CENTS. FRIDAY, 12TH APRIL Strm t, 7-771" i S.«i a year, or poet free CM. Utraitt Hndget SIM a year, or pott fret 120. Advertinng Ralet may lie found m the fourth page A IOAKD of trustee", in common with the majority of other corporate
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    7 2 To-day's 4/ras bank rate is 1/11 fi
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    8 2 The Strait* Budget will be published morrow morning.
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    11 2 The I'rine Heinrieh leaves for China this afternoon about 4 o'clock
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    11 2 Mr. John Anderson arrived from Kurope, yesterday evening, by German Mail
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    14 2 The Siamese g'lnboat Muratha left for Bangkok aud Kelanton at 8 o'clock last night.
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    16 2 A launch leaves Johnston's I'itr for the Swimming Club on .Sunday at 6 and 7 am.
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    18 2 Cait H. T. Wynter R. A hat been granted leave of absence troin April l»;h till June IRth.
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    22 2 Thk Hon. C \V. UfasJ, wh.i lias been -i i.|.|>.lv ill, le'ives Singapore for home l.i-tlay by the I' A- O. liomhuy
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    25 2 I mk M. M. homeward muil steamer ft SimoM left Stigon at a lv today and is due here at 8 a m on Sun.lay
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    18 2 Tiik British Government is manufacturing a greatly improved kind of cordite, and is also testing a new rifle.
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    20 2 It has been decided that the workshops of the Federated Malaya Railway i-ytttein are to be established in Kuala Lumpur
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    20 2 !h> Fire Insurance Association offer a reward of $1,000 for information that will lead to the conviction of um<tin incendiaries.
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    30 2 Thk late census shows the population of Kuala Lumpur to be about 32.000, and of Selangor about 168.0U0, an increase of over one iiundred per cent, since the last census.
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    30 2 Mk J. A. Thomson lias been appointed to take charge of the Kastern Extension Ttilegraph (.'it's office in I'enang, owing to the transfer (f Mr (J J Cole to Adelaide.
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    35 2 'Ink hundred and nTly-one deaths were registered at E>ini;apore during the week ending on Satur.l.iy hist The ratio |*r. thousand MBM-M. Seven hundred and eight deaths, with a ratio of CLM were registered in March.
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    42 2 It is announced in New Turk thai the United States Na'.ionul Lawn Tennis Association has accepted a challenge from the English Association to compete in an international tournament. The contest will take place in America. The date has not yet been fixed.
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    44 2 At the meeting ol legislative Council on the UOth inst., the Acting Colonial Secretary will move that a further sum of $lb',uuO be provided for the expenses in connection with the reception of T. R. H. the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York.
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    53 2 Ladies and gentlemen singing in the choir at the presentation of addresses to the Duke and Duche™ of Cornwall and York in the Town Hall, are reminded that rehearsals will be held on Monday and Thursday next at 5 13, both in the Town Hall. Attendance at all the rehearsals
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    54 2 At Penang, on Saturday, a team from I'erak beat a Penang team at cricket by an inninxs and II runs. Perak ecorod 163. IVnang 4;t and 47 The l\nang Oruetti accounts for tbe defeat of the local team by their lucking a fast bowler while McKenzie was never seen to
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    77 2 Thus the HsastJ liaz-ttce the Royal Visit As regards the proposed sending of a detachment, of Penang Volunteers, strangely enough the only information which has reached Penaug, regarding the furnishing of a contingent of Volunteers to form part of the guard-of-bonour, is from the (ioremmenl Gazette, which states that on
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    63 2 Thk Viceroy of In-lit, having received an invitation from Karl xiopetotin, (tovpruor-Genoralof Australia, to depute a representative of the Government of India to attend the Commonwealth Celebrations at Melbourne next May, has selected Major-General Sir Edwin Collen, G.C.I E., the retiring Military Member of Council, for this purpose. It is
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    76 2 A vkiiv remarkable innovation was introduced into thu House of Commons on the March 11th, when the Strangers in the Gallery were, for the first time, supplied with copies of the Orders of the Day and of the List of Questions. This is an amazing advance upon the days when
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    100 2 11. H. the Sultan of Johure, as stated in yesterday* issue, is leaving for London by the P. and O. mail steamer Ckufan on the 19th inst. The Data Amar went to Kngland about a year ago on the subject of the railway through Johore to connect witb the lines
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    ROYAI, vrSIT TO CANADA
    84 2 ROYAI, VISIT TO CANADA A Montreal despatch states that the Federated Trades and Labnur Council, the leading body of working man there, has adopted a resolution opposing the civil grant of 10,000 dollars to entertain the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall during their visit. The Council urges that tha money
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    MR JOHN ROBERTS
    181 2 Mr John Roberts, the billiard champion, who arrived yesterday afternoon by German mail, gave an exhibition at the Singapore Club last night His opponent was Dr. Mugliston, to whom he conceded 150 points in 1000 up. The champion ran out an easy winner in an hour and
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    RECENT MURDERS IN SINGAPORE
    156 2 TWO MADRAS INrA.NTRYMCN AR.itSTED. Ybstebday, two men of the 16th M.N I. were arrested on suspicion of being concernml in the recent murder at a house in Khailc Ma.lr :i ti Lane The outraKe took place about a month ago, two women and a man being
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    SINGULAR ACCIDENT IN HARBOUR
    259 2 All extraordinary and unfortunately fatal accident which resulted in the death of two men occurred on the oil tank| steamship Trigonia at an early hour this morning Four men were sent down to clean out one of the big tanks, which had been previously inspected by
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    GARRISON RIFLE CLUB.
    367 2 THE CLUB HANDICAP. TsH seventh annual meeting of the Garria.iu Itifie Club, at the Tanglin Range, was continued ynterday afternoon The results of the shooting in the morning were recorded in yesterday's Straiti Times. The whole of yesterday afternoon was occupied in deciding the big Club Handicap,
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    47 2 Thk Government has accepted the offer of twenty Penang Volunteers to go to Singapore for the Royal visit The Government will allow the aum of $50 per head, to cover the eipeimeii incurred, and the men will be put up in the Artillery drill hall, in Singapore.
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      CHINA.
      57 2 CLAIMS PUT AT ONK THOI SAM) MILLION MEXICAN DOLLARS AMERICA OBJECTS. Hongkong, April ]2th The claims of the Allied Powers against China are reported to amount to one thousand million dollars (Mexican). America opposes this, and proposes that the claim should be put at one half, and the balnnce
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      A GERMAN OFKICSR MI'KDKRKD
      27 2 A GERMAN OFFICER MURDERER. Captain Barlsch, of the German Infantry, has been murdered live miles from Peking. He was returning from the Summer Palace at the time
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      AN ACT THAT HAS CAUBKD A SENSATION
      23 2 AN ACT THAT HAS CAUSED A SENSATION The K ranch cable lias been connected with Amoy- an act which has treated some sensation.
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      Silt UKNUY MORALLUM IN LONDON
      48 2 SIR HEBRY MCCALLUM IN LONDON Xl RAITS FKIEKPB ENTERTAIN HIM AT A BANQUET. //OiK&m, lttn April. Before the departure of Sir Henry McCallum fur Natal, about fifty of bis Straits Settlements friend* entertained him at a banquet. Am ing them were Sir Cecil Clt-menti Smith ami Sir Hugh
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      SIR HENRYS SPEECH
      39 2 A PI.KA FOR UREATEI rRKKDOM IN THE CROWN COI/ONIE3. Sir H McCallum delivered a speech in which he urged that the leading Crown Colonies should be given greater freedom and a free hand in Municipal mattnr*
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      ROUTH AFRICA
      96 2 THE NEWS PAPERS ON BOIHA'S POSITION. The newspapers are gratified at Botha's recognition of the uselesaness of continuing the war. But, they point out, he must recognise that any terms granted to him are an act of grace and he cannot expect a renewal of recent offers. MORE
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    SISOAPORK VOI.INTKKR CORPS.
    52 2 SINGAPORE VOLINTEER CORPS. With referencn to Corps order No. t, dotted April Uth, the parade therein mentioned for Tuesday next will be in Drtll order "ilk puttie?, and for Thursday and Friday in plain elutlter, not as therein mentioned This refers to both the S. V A. and the 8
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    <ORRBSPONDENCK.
    13 2 CRRBSPONDENCE Tho .strati. Tinui v not raapotuibU lor th« ojjiai.m* of it* corTw.pondaote.j
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    IHK I.ATB MR J I. JKXKINS
    530 2 THE LATE MR .J.L .JE NKINGS. TO THE EDITOR OF THK STRAITS TIMKS Sir,— A few weeks ago you published an article in the Straits Time; commenting on the action of the Trustees of the Raflles Institution in giving notice of dismissal to one of their teachers who had served
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      448 2 NOTICES. NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY 1-1). C.LABQOW. &gt;lvi!ita.-mrers ol Dynamite. Gelignite, Gelatine Dynamite, Blasting Gelatine, Detonators, slfrty Fuses. Elecme Blasting Apparatus. Th* alor* KrpUmnu, hetmg all munic faU'md in (treat Brilaxn, are made to pate the high ttandard of safety and partly f«/&lt; imposeii try the Briiuh tioieritm-n', and are, therefore,
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      959 2 KOTICRS. PIANOS BY ALL THK BUST MAKERS •)£3H^ AT M&lt; U)KKA IK PRICES. ["''TfiMr IOR (AMI. UY MIRK TAYMRNTS IbJy^ ANI&gt;O\ MONTHLY HIRK. i DAsUCTaOn IHHAItLE AND HIGHLY DKCORATIVE. THE ROBINS PIANO CO, LTD., aa, KAKKLES PLACE. TELKPHOSK Xo. 191. WHITEAWAY, LAIDLAW CO. $3.75 mo4§ 3 75 BUCK MOROCCO COURT
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      715 2 LATEST ADVERTTSEMENTS. TO BK LET. VILLAS Nos. 71— X and 71 -Y. River Valley Road, at present occupied by Maun. A Chaii and L. P. Halm. Entry from Ist May. 1874 POWELL A Co. SALE OK HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AT A WILKIE ROAD Sa'iirrf/.y, 20'h April, AtZp m. 19/4 POWELL A
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      67 2 M.li.h iannikt. for Iba Mfriu. i w. wu»d &gt;• -nttao on on. attU of Uu&gt; r- —&lt; »lv Uy th&gt; Mcl«ot ot th»t oooditkni. munj .J. 8 S. an njtefa th»t mi»ht oUxrwiM ht. pnbU.beH. All adrartiauw ounUwjU an rabk t to Urn oondiboa Out Uk klanaf«r mar l«" ti-
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    WIRE NEWS
    1002 3 r,,pertby Saras* .I/W) HONK Ins atari v.i.bt OfUt l-'ft Port Said on the .li«l Much in the morning. An MoMmI t.' dwataal blocked the Car.al, and tbe &gt;„' -r auction-.! Mr Chamberlain, in reply tn a .|ui-b--tion raid thai tb« (iuvernment had been sMaVy advised that tbeTransvaal's ,lum
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    18 3 My boy, don't put sugar on your hash It's very bad form." Willie But it's awfully good taste
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    ARMY KKSPONSIBIUTY.
    1936 3 LOAD WOI.SEI.KY AND THE WAR IN amrra africa. In the House of Lords on the night of the 15th ult., Lord Wolseley called attention to certain allegations made by the Secretary of State for Foraiaa Affairs upon the advice given bf him when C'ouimander-in-Chief of tbe Army in
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    THE WORLDS RAVlatt 10 H ABOLISHED
    162 3 IHK RuI.H IT MAIIMITE AMI MOTOIiITi: IN WABFARI. Mr. Hudaon Maxim, the distinguished inventor, has caused a profound sensation by announcing in an address that his new high explosive, called Maximite, would revolutionise warfare mid cause the abolition of all the world's great navies.
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    THK VANDERBILT-KUKNTH WEDDING.
    173 3 THE VANDERBILT-FRENCH WEDDING. Variui's English journals have been asked to correct exaggerated statements published in some Kuglieli newspaper! in respect to the marriage of Miss Elsie French to Mr. Alfred Vancierbtlt. The wedding was purposely arranged at Newport during the winter season, i c., the quietest time of the year,
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    LIEUT WARK RELEASED
    69 3 LlEl'T. Wurk, who was sentenced to ileaih at Liverpool Assizes in IS9B for the murder of Miss V.iies. but whose sentence was afterwards commuted to three years' penal servitude, haa been released from Parkhurst Prison. Lieut. Hark was formerly in the Royal Artillery, and had a distinguished
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    LOSS OF A BRITISH STEAMEK.
    76 3 LOSS OF A BRITISH STEAMER. Tut Glasgow steamer AeUma, on entering Bilbao recently was struck by an enoimous wave. The boilers exploded, and the vessel foundered, the crew of 23 being drowned. The steamer was owned by Messrs. Donald and Taylor, of Glasgow, and Capt. Murray, who waa drowned, was
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    THE AMIRS SUBSIDY.
    84 3 An interesting fact with regard to the annual subsidy to the Amir is mentioned in the Indian Financial Statement. It appears that his Highness has not recently troubled to draw his yearly allowance, with tbe result that a special provision of 15 lakhs (£100,000) has to be
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    MAKVEI.S Of ELECTRICAL VIBRATION.
    113 3 MAKVELS OF ELECTRICAL VIBRATION. AtcoHDiNc; to an interview which recently appeared in a i espectable technical paper, the Western Electrician,' 1 Mr Tesla gives the following description of some of his recent achiev. jments With a small engine, capable of pressing a piston backward and foiward with a force of
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    ARRIVALS BY MAIL
    131 3 P.r N. I). D. rrinz BMsfisJ from ienoa— Messrs. R Engler, Bangert, R. Duff, P. A Meyer, F. A.v. Wyngaarden, P. A. Bergsma, .1 I., i. -m i. Hamming, Terner, Bennett, 11 J Van Deeden, Mr and Mrs Ham, Dr. Bnxtorf, and Gwt, Nesbitt. From Naples— Mr.
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    LOSS OF THE "ANCOXA '
    211 3 LOSS OF THE "ANCONA. The wltilnm P. .V O. liner An.,,,m wax wrecked in a cyclone oil* the island of Mauritius on the Mil ult. Since the sale of this *MHI by the 1* O. Company about tbree years ago to Mr. Hajee CaKsum Jni. -uii. of Bombay, her name
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    DKATH OK SIR JOHN STAINER.
    429 3 DEATH OK SIR JOHN STAINER. The Geiinan mail brings new of the death of Bir John Stainer, the eminent composer and musician. Kir John Suiner was born in 184 and was a chorister at St. Paul', between 1847 anH I8r«. At tbe ase of sixteen he became organist to St.
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    A MUTK SI'KAKS
    67 3 A MUTK SPEAKS. Mi-- Mary Kate Hodges, a young lady residing at Harbour-row, Qurenstown, who Ml been dumb since her birth, 18 years ago, acquired the power of speech quite unexpectedly ana suddenly on Sunday morning, March 10th. She bad been an inmate of thn deaf and dumb institution in
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    THE ANNUAL HEGIUA
    401 3 THE ANNUAL HEGIRA Churan, sailing about 19th April: Mr. A.J.C. Swinney. Sobram, sailing about 3rd May, for London, Mrs. K. J. Brewßter, Mrs G. 8. H. Saunders, Mrs. V. W Webb 2 children and infant, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey, 2 infants and nurse, Mr Tan Jiak Kirn and Mr. Tan
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    AMERICAN i-». ENGLISH MACHINERY.
    531 3 AMERICAN vs ENGLISH MACHINERY. ADVANTAGES Or CLASOOW I.nrOMUTIVKS. It is interesting to note that competition is obvinimly waking up «ome. at least, of our home manufacturers. The last lot of locomotives obtained hy tbe Burma Railways were supplied by a well-known Glasgow linn at prices lower than any American linn
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    S. C. C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT
    27 3 YKBTERDAVB PLAY. CRAMPIONSHIP. SKSII HNAL Norrie beat Capt. White. 44. 8-4, t, .1 TIB FOR TO-DAY. CHAMPIONSHIP FIXAI.. Capt. Dewing v. Norrie.
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    COMMERCIAL
    569 3 HiNoiroßi. m» ApaiL, 1901. PRODI'CK. Oainbier buyers B.M Copra Bali „7.80 do PontUnak 7.00 Pepper, Black. uuyem 2HOI do White, 4600 Hugo Flour Sarawnk 3.00 do Brunei No 1 „2 70 Pearl Sairo 3.M) Cofl«e, Bali, IS% basis sk.-O Coßee, Palemhang. IS bMst.... MOO Coffee. Liherian. No. 1 17.75
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      50 3 DAMhTM OF I.NFI.IKNZA 1..- great danger from influenza is of its resulting in Pneumonia. This can be obviated by using Chamberlain's Cough U.ii.c.ly, as it not only cures influenza, but counteracts any tendency of the disease towards pneumonia. Sold by all dealers in Medicines The Din tu»or\ General Agents, Singapore.
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      57 3 IX ALMOST EVERY COMMIMI Y there it someone whose life has been saved by Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoa Remedy Such persons seldom miss an opportunity to recommend it, and their recommendation and tbe never failing qualities of tbe remedy account for its great poularity. For sale by all dealers
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      106 3 GOING IXSAJIE. A. L. Rimer of Stoneridge, N. V.says:I was for a long lime troubled with sleeplessoess and with int. nise neuralgic pains in tbe bead which mode me feel ay though I was going insane. Th- physicians could do nothing for me. I heard of some extraordinary cures effected
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      65 3 Tbe time hall at Fort Canning, and that at Pulo Brani fell correctly to-day. VESSELS ADVERTISED TO SAIL. Melbourne and Sydney, C'iftu, due 21st April, McAliiter A Co. St. Petershurg via ports, Anna,*, early in April, Behti Meyer A I'M. St. Petenihurg via ports, Manrhuria, in M»v, Bebn Meyer A
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      872 3 NOTICES. GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. rpKNOER" will tie received at the Colo X ninl Secretary's Office, up to noon of the IMb instant, for the supply daily of 700 ll.s. of best pi.ii to the Sincanore. Criminal Prison. Tendeis must be addressed to the Honourable Colonial Secretary and endorsed as snecified above.
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      870 3 FOR SALE EMPU&gt;YMKNTB TO LET; AND FBBSOIfALafi Isttihb, 16 cent* a line; 2nd and Srd times, 10 cent, a line; 4th lo oih tin. es, A cents a line; 7th to 18th times, cents a line; afterwards, D cents line; but nn charge less than one dollar. Thus, a IWMM
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      245 3 AKKANUKMKx!Fmintr, IuTh tIK II ikIi W.txr. Jllpn, Moon. l.ast QuarU-r. 10 .S? Q. R C. Meeting. Tanglin I'lnb at Home." 8. V. R. Uomman&lt;ianf« PanH». 6.10. Sdl'KliAV 13TM Al-kll HitbWtur. 84; am. UTpm Hindu New Year. U. R. 0 Meeting. M M. homi-ward mail t fiirf S.il-j. Ml. Kli/Hlieth Powell.
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      SHIiM'I.Vtt IX PORT.
      1143 4 SHIPPING IN POR T. Inder urn hitading ton following ahbre»laiona ire uwl ttr.— almmtr th ship tq.— barque icb schooner; Yet. Yacht •ru. -Cruiser Qbt.— Qunboat Tor torpedo Hp. -Horse-power Brit. Jritish U. k— Unito-1 Su.U» Fr.— French Oer.— German i Dot.— Dutch; loh. Jobore Ac., O. c.,—Gnneral:argo d.p. deck
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      VRBBCLB EXPECTKh.
      327 4 VESSEL S EXPECTED. SatHt port, probabU date of arrital, and name of agent*. STBAMBBa. IsjMM nnon, China, Apl 28: Mansfield. Alboin. alcutta, Apl Bftrnto Cey. Altinx Berau. Apl li. Daendels. Amliria. Hamburg. Apl Helm Meyer. Andalunla. H.imburg, left Mar .1 Arcadia. New York. Apl 21 j Behn Meyer. Ballaar.it. Colombo,
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