The Straits Times, 30 May 1901

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    15 1 The Straits Times ESTD. OVER i A CENTURY SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1901. xo. ao,v4<i
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      859 1 NOTICES. yilK HdI.NKIM'iIMI'.VNY I.IMIIKI' T'lK StJui.Uni l.ir*. Affmraiio* Norwich noinn Kir. liuranan Soeiet;. Aria* A«nir».ir.. I'xraipMJ (Fire). Th« Knmtal.l" l.if« A"iur»nc»< S.»i«ty. 1 h. China Mut«»l St«am N.vigrtioa Compaaj. T»» T<«UBluuo I<NT" Bow Compaoj. Kor parti.™l«r. of Urn« CompaniM, M th* (.11 Jwrttoen-mt of THE BORNEO COMPANT. I.IVITKD Ag»nU STEAMSHIP
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      731 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. l^-ONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ Under contract with the Netherlands India Oovernoieot. Agenf at Singapore: Ship Agkict, late J. Daendelh A Co., 2-3, Collyeb (J.iav. The undermentioned date* are only approximate. steamer From Expected Will be liespatched for On ■Nswsr IH-li via ports May 20 Paneh, A-ahan. Deli May SI
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      470 1 VIKIRIAK I. LO V US STE A M NAYHiVrION COJIPANY. Dntß Han Cosrm.-r with the 4mt*B4» IioVEHVMKSI. Ihe following are :he dates on which id.. Company"* -teamen- may tie expected tc Ball from here: (lI'TWAKK. HOMKWAEU. Ml 1901. Dm II (Hmlm May I* ,W. ful.rie 'urn- 7 /«</■« VttmM M
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      602 1 INSURANCES. THE LONDON AND LANCASHIRE FIBE INBURAKCK COMPANY. Capital £3,117,1100 Paid up Capital £212.760 Reserve Fund £1,075,580 The undersigned, AgenU for the Company, are prepared to accept Are risk* at current rate* of premium. ROUSTEAD A Co.. Agents. rE CHINA TRADERS INSURANCE COMPANT. LIMITED. Capital Snb*crib*d M.OIXI,Ouu Amount Paid up
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      414 1 INSURANCES. COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE CO., LTD., EABTERN BRANCH, BATTERY ROAD Accident and Guarantee Dept. KUKOPEAN NATIVKS Rates Modkiiate. Claims promptly attended to E. J ROBKUThO.N, Branch Manager. Mar. 19 v.c. BMTISH EMPIRE MUTUAL I liff; office ESTABLISHED 1847. FUNDS St. 491.*****. LOW LIBERAL PREMIUMS. CONDITIONS LAB6I MKNUESS. Endowment Assurances at
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      647 1 Notices. Ideal Milk Enriched 20 per cent. ~r with C.aam. l^^l Sterilized-Not Sweetened. |s^»^^^J A Perfect Substitute for Fresh 15 AN K »**>«*»n muwß. nON(4KONG AND BHAMOHAI BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-UP CAPITAL »10,000,0fJ0. RESERVE FUND.— •Sterling Keserve.flo.orii.oon 1 „,nr«nnn Silver Reserve., f S'KIOOOO/ •»'3,0(X).000. RF.SEBVE LIABILITY OF 1 PROPRIETORS |-|10,000.000 Coi'BT
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      474 1 1 A CHURCH of England Boanlino House ft for European and Eurasian boys who de»ire to attend tbe schools of the place, under the care of the Rev. I). Holland siuhl.s to whom applications can be sent or to the honorary secretary, 6 a Mount Sophia. w a. ue. HNKST
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      744 1 Chamberlain* Colic, Chol<T» and D arrhoea Remedy. IS KVERYWHKRK KNtnVLEP<iKII A -obe tbe moit «uw.-*»ful medKine in im- for Bnw.-i Complaints. It alwavc ire. and cure* .|ulckly. It caa 6> depended upon even I i the moat »e»ere and 'lanferon* case*. Cure* (rinina all kinds of diarrh.,-a,anrt ai the flnt
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    The Straits Times THURSDAY, 30th MAY.
    1716 2 The Straits Times THURSDAY, 30th MAY. Onk of the probable results of the lew coal tax, which miy materially ill. -.t the market for steam coal j.itli in Singapore and every other :oaling station between Gibraltar and Shimonoseki, is the likelihood of rir in coal becoming a potent rival )f
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    9 2 Tj-uav's I DM bank r ite is 2 D^.
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    9 2 Thk homeward mail closes Bt I o'clock to-morrow MOfBMM,
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    15 2 Ki.nu Kdward was to present new colours to the Scots fIsiOIMI on the MfM inst.
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    19 2 Tm. mail si«am«r UUm* li-ft hnauj at M a in. to-day, and may l« expected at H p.m. to-morrow.
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    18 2 A monM OMMMJI is Imiiig held 10-niglit in the hilliard room used by the ollicrs of the I'rinon.
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    17 2 Thb Mmmi It.iilyrl was published this inoining. A suppleiii.;ul for the mail will be issued this evening.
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    19 2 Thk UoffMMl mail steamer left Hongkong on the 20th instant at noon, and is due here on Sunday evening.
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    36 2 I.ai m UK- leave for the Swimming Club on Sunday at 9 and 10 a.m. The :n -1 uf the races for the Jackson-Millar Cup— 10(i yards— starts on the arrival of the 10 o'clock launch.
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    29 2 Mi! Leon Dossogne, the new Belgian ("hartr d'Affaires for Siam, has arrived at Bangkok by the Kvrat. This gentleman has been for several years ConsulGeneral for Belgium in Bombay.
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    45 2 Thk British Kmpire Mutual Life Office, of which Messrs. Lyall and Kvatt are the agbnts here, has issued its repori for I Moo. The total of its funds at the close of the year amounted to £-'.:> 1.1. .v.'i, showing an increase of MBSJtII over 1H»«.
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    40 2 Captain Kelu|iiale, the muter of one 11f1l1eS.l1 I. local steamers, lately died of cholera at. Bangkok. Some of his recently appointed fellow-masters are said, in consequence, to have formally petitioned the Xorddeittochcr 1.1. .yd to take them off the run.
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    50 2 Thk Norwegian s.». I'rv/xl, Captain Uhlsen, of the Hans Kaiser Co., which passed through the Bad Canal on the 90th April bound from Hamburg to Vladivoatock, has gone ashore at lias (iliarib .She had 1,200 tons of railway material on board. The water has made its way into the hold.
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    52 2 A British I exporter reports that he has received a telegram from a Continental linn declining to do business except on the old basis, and expressing surprise that the British Government did not put a tax on of IDs. per ton if they really believed that foreigners would have to
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    60 2 I.ABT week prisoner No. 188 made an attempt to escape from the Criminal prison. He managed to get away through the back gate while the attention of the officer in charge was drawn to other matters. The man was i|uickly pursued and recaptured. lining a short sentence prisoner he had
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    67 2 Ink longevity of some Anglo-Indians is proverbial, but the palm la taken by a retired military officer now living in Hampshire. This gentleman is 9i* years of age, and still follows the hounds regularly. He saw his first lox killed in the year of the Itattle of Waterloo, so has
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    S.C.C LAWNS BOWLING TORUNAMENT.
    20 2 yksthrday's play. (ingle haniik'ai'. I'aton 7 heat S Juaquiiu +B,ai-U. l-r.-inii.iii beat H. N. Xl'inlur-m, .'Mil.
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    NOTES ON SPORT.
    1403 2 RV MAIN MAIN Now that each week, some issue oi this paper will contain (I) V a column devoted to notes on s|K>rl, the writer will be triad to receive (addressed to Main Main StruUr Times office) any suggestions and items of news relating to any matter
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  • SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE "STRAITS TIMES."
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      CHINA.
      37 2 UKRMAtj BATTUMHin lo START "Ol KIKOI'K. fIMMIMf, :«"i Hay. The (ierinan battJeships start MMM, from Woosung, on .Sunday next. THK Ml NCHKN The salved N 1) 1.. steainer"Tr" has arrived at Hongkong, towed by the AToMM.
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      SIR E. SEYMOUR PROMOTED.
      19 2 boMfoa, MM MOf. Sn K Iward Seymour has been -.•/.-li.<! .in Admiral of the Fleet.
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      BARON MILNER OF CAPETOWN.
      38 2 KM oh I'll). kIM. AI WlMiwill .Sir Alfred M liner has been ga/elled Karon M ilner ol St. James and Town. Lord Salisoury and Lord Milner are now MMOM of the Kiiik at Windsor.
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      LOSSES IN SOUTH AFRICA.
      19 2 The BrilMl kMM mi S.iilli .Mm, i. lul amk. wmwud lo U kilW md I.KMv.Minde.1.
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      THE BATTLE OF THE BOILERS.
      89 2 A HRVKRK I'RACTICAI. IKsi KKUM KM.I.AM) TO lilHKAl.TAK liie Naval Boilers Committra had .irtanKi'<| that the twin cruiser* ttfmintfk. Kited with Kdlleville beifan, wit M'merrn, lilted with Scotch boilers, shall com|>«le at full 8|>eed in a run I'roin Kagtand to (lihralur. The Committee will accompany
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    THE BANK ROBBERY.
    65 2 A- l.riclly recorded in our issue ol yestetday, a very s. rious robhiiy hi-. occurred at the local ofKce Of tht: lloiigk.uig and Mi.uiKliai Banking Uorpotmuol), a sum of b*or MT7O,UUU mostly in bank notes having been abstracted from the vaults some time between Saturday afternoon and
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    THE "SOBRAON."
    72 2 Ai Messrs. HughesA llmukli's MMMM, Hongkong, on the Mml inst., the steamer NMM, stranded at Tung YfcMj Island, was put up at public auctimi The hidding commenced at Sl',."><mi, and mounted by degrees to S7..V N" advance on this being oll'ered, the steamer was withdrawn. Lot 2, the
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    VOLUNTEER CORPS ORDERS.
    156 2 By Major Murray, Commandant, B.V.C. s. v. A M,-, ()unner(i Hut.lnson, having reported hi» return from Icnvc of absane* on ih --Mi Ii iii-i is Inken on the strength of the Corps from thai date. /•nolo« Memlwrs of the Volunteer Corp- who ban -inn.'.l lor photographs of
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    BAD MUTING ACCIDENT.
    182 2 lih W II OK A JArANUt Mlliln YeniRUAY morning a number oj midshipmen belonging to the Imperial Japanese training cruiser HisMMWi were sailing in a pinnare in the harbour when a sad accident occurred whuh resulted in the death of one of the" member. The iniddien were
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      532 2 NOTICES. RITCHIE'S WHISKY Sl'Ki-UI 1 V MtaoM blend thoroughly mnture.l in bond. Price #10 per caw; samples free BOKNKO CO., LTD. tu th. Sole Importer" "Eagle" Cement. The Latest Tests ».VI Mm... l.atMi \hs.. after nr\rn after I'nor•lnt > in U-rii ila>« Water in Water. Tbe alwve testt were made
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      675 2 NOTICE& WASTED BY sn Australian-horn fenllemnn. a pOKilion in >mi;i.|K>ie. or the Malay si.,t S|H.aLs Nve liinKUagea including OhtaoM (lood typewriter. Highest i-e--ferene- given Apply 1.. COLONIST, SI/6 e/o Sfrotli Timrm. MX (iKORUE LAWS, ME.. A.1.M.M., 6. Battery kroul, Bing»pore, hnving h«o n fMtl MfOtMHI in the Ku-t is now
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      469 2 NOTICES. TOWN HALL Saturday, June Ist following lights, 8 NIGHTS ONLY 3 THE GREAT BANVARDS. rpHE most accomplished and refined I entertainment ever seen in Singapore. Prices, $2, «1, and 60 ct». Box phm Dow open al Robinson A Coy. Wnlch for future advertisement. 30/6 NOTICK. STRAITS City Rubber Stump.
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      545 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTSWANTED for Sumatra, a Chinese kmni with knowledge of Dutch or English, sal»rviilK>uts.W, to *iOa month. 1/4 Apply to H c o Strailt Titntt. AdKRMAN (jenilemmi lately m rived in Rinifapnre seeks a position of .11."i Apply to K. Y. e/o SlrailM Time: AUCTION SAI.K AT OUR SALHOOMS. On
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      66 2 U S. s iDMnd«. for tb* Anw i.-vm uiw4 tw •ntUo oo raa u4» of tka papar out; By Urn o.»l»-t of th»t ixxi^Unn, Bur X.S.S an raiMtod thst atetit otl»rwia« U pakluhad. All •drartuini oootncU an aotiwot to Urn ooodiUoo that tba Haaafar mmj laara tka adrartaannmt oat ol
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    An Unsentimental Journey.
    1699 3 SIM.AI'OI.K IS kl AI.A kl 111 MA BSJJSJMUa AMMITHKK HACKS, WITH A smi MM ny niK uav.| ii rum MOKatM in sK.tiK.MHAN. a bj the Mafa had safely uicliore.l within a res|iectfnl distance ol the Tier aforementioned, she was surrounded many snmpans i I a 1.,,,t In
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    120 MILKS AN HOUR.
    124 3 Ihi. bill promoted by the Maii.lic.-ter and Liverpool Klectric Kxpress Co for lowers lo connect Liverpool and .Manchester by a mono rail line has been amended, and will come before a Select Coi ittee of the House of Lords. The bill was thrown out last session,
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    THE MURDERS IN NEW GUINEA.
    96 3 Tin followinc telegram has been le.eue.l in Brisbane from I'aru island, oil' the coast of New .uiiica, .Intel Ar ril Until The authorities are of opinion in.it the massacre of Ray. James Chalmers, the Key Iliver Tomkins, and a number of student- is an undoubted
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    PAHANG CORPORATION
    90 3 Thk returns from the I'ahaug Corpofatioa'a mines for April were as follows luauaj intinrT T«M of stone cruslieil OsMa ol tin produced 4J tons tv head" of stumps ran lor -'I days, with working expen-.cn at 9MJUO. JKKAM MTMM. Tom "I s: crushed MU. Oxide of tin produced
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    FOOTBALL.
    107 3 LivtKi'ooi. have carried off the chainpiousliip ol tlie First Laagua Division, with AS points, Minilcrhiiid being the runner' up witli 41 points. Preston North end, one oftlie most t'nmous clubs ot former days and West Broimvicli Albion occupy the two bottom positions The test matches having now been done
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    TWO HUNGRY MIDDIES.
    287 3 As cvtrioriliiiary event has occurred at Ancona in connection with the disappearance of two midshipmen from H.M 8. Bmpri** of India. On April :;:ird, 11. M. S. Andromeda put into Ancona. ami an olliciir and four armedsailorx landed. They were met by M Tommasini, the Knglish consul,
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    VESSELS ADVERTISED TO SAIL.
    26 3 Europe m.. |..,1,,/V». lie .nd.l line 11. hi. llryeri Co. (••Miian Nn Uainea, Dlttlfn. aa Jru 1 July, Helm Meyer A Co.
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    A PARISIAN FRAUD
    90 3 JtlUmmi Undrieux, the Paris servant girl who had been erupting needles from all parts of her body, turns out to be v frnud It will be remembered that she said, in accounting for the phenomenon, that she. had some years previously swailoweda packet of needles. The doctors
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    DEATH OF A CAMBRIDGE DON.
    171 3 A well-known Cambridge don, Dr. Perkins, was on Tuesday found with the roof of his head blown away, at East Hatley, a small village some II miles from Cambridge where he has looked after some land belonging to his college The doctor was fully dressed,
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    THE CHINESE INDEMNITY.
    774 3 maout aoHUHMnM. Thk following is a ji«v>'»- >| the report ol the committee of British, UmM, French, and Japanese Ministers at Peking regarding the question of the indemnity which was on the Ltl insf, presented to the other Ministers Mtana it is highly improbable Ulai China could
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    GOLD MEDALS FOR JACK TAR-5
    106 3 Thk Life-Saving Association of New York have awarded gold medals to Herbert (ieorge.able seaman, H.M.S. Orlando, and Edward Tomer, leading seaman, H M.S. Centurion, in recognition of their heroism at Taku on June 22nd, li'ou A Chinese junk tilled with British and American wounded caught
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    A PROFESSOR OF TACTIOS ON THE ARMY THE ARMY
    223 3 Ma ion J. K Caunter, Lincashire Kusiliers, Professor of Tactics at «andliursl, lias given his experience* of the operations in the Kree State up to the Kill. March, 1900, acquired during the time he acted as D A.A Ci. of the
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    THE MURDER OF PROF. MENCKE.
    1122 3 rill'IIKK DETAILS. lonitlU papers contain lurlher versions of the recent attack on Pruf. Mencke's ex)>edition in the Bismarck Aicbipel.igo. One account cays -The occurrence took place or. the Sunday before Easter. The expedition was oiganised by Mr. Bruno Mencke, a millionaire of Hanover, Germany, and
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    UNREST IN YUNNAN.
    202 3 A missionary correspondent wrote from Chungking to the -V' h'tihj K»m on Ihe 17th April :-Tliere has been fiich HIM ail throughout the Province that at one time the situation in 'l.il'lu was critical Orders came for Baajand Keng to proceed to 1 1 .an The soldiers
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    THE MELBOURNE CUP.
    257 3 STAKES IM K> asm. A rat— lll exchange says I It i- a cheering sign of the times to know that the next Melbourne Cup i» to be increased from .1,000 soys to UNO soys. This looks aa if there is a chance of working up to
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    ARRANGEMENT
    167 3 I hi ksiiav, Win May HighWaU-r. ti.l6a.in. b. 40 p.m \V .O. T U. Uirlo- School. Slioil Si. Smoking Concert at the Prison. Kmniv. ?Ist May. High Water. Mtu. 0. IS p.m P. 1 1), homeward mail closes. I! n.m. I*. AII oulvvHi'd mill due. U p.m. Ke. cation
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    COMMERCIAL.
    558 3 Ms..ir..«i, .Him May, IDOL I'UODI'CK. Uimliier i 81-.'i Copra Bali 7.8S do PnntUnak 7.0* Pepper, Black SO.OO do White, (H%) 4ROO Sago Flour Sarawak 3.10 do 11. No I a 7O Pearl SUM CoH-e, Bali. 18*4 basi. Sl.'O Coffee. Palemhaog. IR% tmsis. *100 Coffee Liberian Xo. I 17.7R Tapioca,
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      36 3 CHA.MIIKUI. VIS'S OOOQn* HKMEDY. cwawialaM the most si uhbom cold, as writ a* I'll its triplications- tickling in the ilinii.i busly voice, and violent coughing. Bold I,) all dealers in medicines. ilic Uspcnsart (fcneral Ageuts Singapore.
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      76 3 CHAMBERLAIN'S COl.lr, CHOLEKA, AND DIARRHOEA RKvEDY Is everywhere acknowledged to be the most successful medicine in use for Bowel Complaints. It always cures, and cures l un k I > It can be depended upon even in the most severe and dangerous cases Cures griping, all kinds of diarrho a,
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      109 3 DOOM IXiSAXK. A. 1, Kinier ol Slonei iilge, N. V -ays: I «m for a long lime troubled vith sleep lessneas and with intense neuralgic pains in tbe head which made me feel as though 1 was going insane. The physicians could do nothing for me. I heard of some
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      203 3 INDIAN ENGINEERING. An Illustiutsd Wiikly Jodbkal THE RECOGNIZED ORUAN OF THE PROFESSION IN INDIA. With guaranteed bana fide circulation. LIST OPEN TO INSPECTION. PAT. DOYI.K C.E. CALCUTTA w*f MALACCA TKA HAS NO EQUAL. To use II on, c lii le n-i- It always. I'll V lIB ''"I 1 lll t
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      886 3 MTICKB. BATU KAWAN SUGAR CULTIVATION COY., LIMITED. laoaataaana nnan in Ooamatns' Okiusam »:s oi Hoki.kos, CAPITAL M 00.000 IN m,oin) SHARES OK S.M) Kach t,n Tiuirs.lny, Ml May, \'W .-..< MM» Shiirrs total iM-en prUnlrli siih.rrlli.d and the balmier :t.«MH> sliari art Mow offered lo Ihe P.ibllr. DirectorsKKANCIS MAITLANI), Kni
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      848 3 SHIPPING. CTKAITO WlAMMlir OU (l.l». s. Penang": On Monday* at 4 p.ni. frr Malacca. Kuala Klang, aad T-luk s. s Malacca": On Wednesdays at 4 p.m. for Malacca, Port Dickno. Kuala Klang. and Teluk Anaon S. S -Ran Whatt Hin": On Friday at 4 p.m for Malacca, Port Dickson. ami
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  • SHIPPING.
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      202 4 Under tnis heading thefollowing abbreviations are used str.— steamer sb.— ship bq.— barque sch— schooner Yet.— Yacht. Cru.— Cruiser Qbl— Ounboat Tor Torpedo; H.p. Horse-power Rrit.— British U. B.— United States; Kr French; Oer.— German Dut.— Dutch Job Jobore 4c. O. c, (ieoeral cargo d.p.— deck passengers;
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      TRADING VESSELS &C.
      1028 4 AIIKIVALX SlN'-I NoOK Oh YksTKKIMV AmkfTii, Brit. str. 108 tons, Cap*. Angus, WtbMay. From Kelantan. I'Mh May. (i.e. and H dp. Wee Bin Co. For Kolantao. 4aataa, Ocr sir M t-'iie. Capt Hubner, •>iliM.-iv rr in Aiahan.-.tith M:i\ Coffee, nnd I dp. B.;hn M.->.t ami On. U-R-ls.
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      434 4 JfailU, purl, proh.iblr aaH amnl.' and nani' of agrnli. ■naMßi Au.-b..irnd.-n, Kurop.' Ma>M: P. S Akl)T, millllU .Inn.- l. Augullia. Aker. II unburg. left Apl Alcinnun Liverpool June rt, M.vi-ti-ll Amur. Uuaa, left Marav; An, 1 1. Hamburg, 1.-fl Mtrfl Annam, Colombo, July ii; M. Marilimx. \frnli, Hongkong,
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      MAILS CLSOE.
      69 4 y,,r fw 4ir. Raw. 10-MiiKKoW Europe via port. haaal Ham. IVnang.* H..h :i p.ni Klang via ports H. IKauM Hin ,Ipm. Ch'Uon »V S'mnrang /'uunc 4 |> in Cotie via ports Han Lioifj I p.ni Bangkok MajM I p.ni Relawan fia ports aVsaMT 4 p.m. l > al.'Mil,.-|liu
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      MAILS TO ARRIVE.
      95 4 Fbom Bobop« B> the P. 40. ss. V. Man on Friday will, lal.s to the lOtb Ma>, bringing rrpl.c* tn tlw mails which left Singapore on the nth and lath April. A|.i ESS I.l 0. May Mta Uu l-'th i A|.l .".'ill X l> 1. MtrlAth May
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      PASSENGER LIST. ARRIVALS.
      61 4 Per s. s. Sni ./>/i< from Klang fit p.'it.Mussrs. Sanderson. P ,ol and Siegfried. Per a. s Himihnm Mam fr .in V.- a bama-Mrs. lister, Messr, Ricbard»oi., Moran.and Murcbison. p. r <.».H,b, fium Doll— Mr. l^ighton. Per s. s. Homi,la from BomUy-He«sn. Contos. 0. Cootos, and M.
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      AIiKIVALH.
      177 4 |-'vaMi» Kan lo» c:.«.,« Kkoji •'ailii. 0 M a Hi. 38 Mih» Her itr. IUW4 Nirmann Bangkok May M Belin Meyer 4to Amhno Git sir. SmHubner Aulm. SUj J« Jgj» Oft 2« Kormiitn lUI utr I Ml) Costa Bombay M.'y \< Benu Meyer >« t^. 28 KalHlwhi D»t s
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      CLEARANCES.
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