The Straits Times, 16 September 1901

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    14 1 The Straits Times ESTD. OVER A CENTURY SINGAPORE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1901. NO. aM»)0
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      955 1 »pilK BON -F.OCOK PANT. LIMITED 'PilE Rtut- I l'if» AMWmnoe. Mas 111 Unioa Vtre Ivwasjs* HoeMj. AUu »«ar»l omr»av lb* Knwtehl" ljf» Atxtimtraataialf. Tk» rhin» Mi '.-I H»miM N»vig»tioa Co^HJ Tk* Tottaaloi'i Ug»t Hhc Ooopuy. Bm niO'i'^ "f Compaiuss. f.ll sivirttPtwit ,1 THIS BOROTtO OOMfANT I.imi'K" Alfti STEAMSHIP COMPANIIB. HM^MMMI
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      1524 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. J7-ONINKUJKK PAKETVAABT HAATBCHAPFU l'nd«r contract with the Motherland* India (iovoroment. .1 at Xinfapore: SHIP AGE3CY, Utl J. Oiuiocu A Co., 2-S, CoLLTEE yuiv. The nn<l>-rmentioned dates are only approximate. rttmraar Pram KxpecMd Will be Despatched (or On (W Batayiavia s. |.t. Irt Billiton, Rnuean,Boerabaia, Macuaar, Billiton n..ni{:iiii Palebleh,
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      1324 1 NOTICES. Weal Milk Enriched 20 per cent. £m with Cream. Sterilized-Not Sweetened, j KS"""™"^ A Perfect Substitute for Fresh NOTICK. STRAITS City Robber SUmp. Short notice Price moderate. JL, __S/i»vuv NOTICE is hereby given that the Power of Attorney granted to Mr F. E. I c Mat tot by the
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      706 1 BANKS. HONGKONG AMD SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-UP CAPITAL 110,000,000. RESERVE FUND.— Sterling Reserve .110,000,000 .i.nrmnm Silver Re»erve....» V«0.0U0/"* RESERVE LIABILITY OF 1 „n PROPRIETORS j~»10,0n0.000 Ccibt of Diaaoroat K -»l»l». K^J.-OKAISMiF. Hon. J J. Bill-Uvikii Dinn Ciaikhin. H. R Toiuiki R L. Kioudsoh, Ihq. A Hii'ir, Esa I B y.-HUMar.
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      595 1 NOTICES. JITTB.NTIO.N fITTEJJTION I Photo* of til sim reatlr to I* taken on Bromide or P. O. 11.I 1 Enlargements made to any size. Orders executed with all promptnesn and neatnem. A large slock of Photo niaieri»U and anaortoil virws always on hand for sale. Charges moderate. The Straits Photographic
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      765 1 CHAMBKRLATIf-S COIOH REMEDY Hat beevme famoui/or it, run, COUOH (X>LIX CROUP WHOOPING t:OV(iH INFLURNZA fry it when la need. For salt by all dealen in mesUdan everywhere. Price 60 cis. and 11. liencral Agonln, The Dispensary, Slnga|M>re. 7-B KOK BALI KMPLOYMKM'S TO LET- AJJD_tEKBONAI»S [Ist tiki, 16 cents a lint
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    The Straits Times PRICE 15 CENTS MONDAY, 16TH SEPTMBER. THE DEAD PRESIDENT.
    2366 2 The Straits Times PRICE 15 CENTS MONDAY, 16TH SEPTMBER. THE DEAD PRESIDENT. Hon. William M.Kmley, Presiof the United States, whose death the world deplores to-day, was one of the finest personalities in tliu politics of modern America, ami -as was stated in these columns when the firot shockof the Great
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    29 2 U.K. Six Frank Swetteuham arrived in thetfea /?<•//« this morning from Port Dickson. dipt. Baillie Hamilton. Malay Slates Guide*, and Mr. Bosanqiiet, the Governor's Private Secretary, were also on board.
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    8 2 ToiMv't »,'[,is bank rate is I. l l£
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    14 2 Mk Kric Mixwell shot a tiger at Ipoh in Perak on the Pth instant.
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    14 2 Tbe report on Jelebu for August is held over owing to pressure on space.
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    13 2 Mk Reba! and Mr. Sprange arrived this morning from Penang by the Bfcftft
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    15 2 Me»hs. P. van Musschenbroek and Day arrived this morning from Bagan by the l'riiit Alexander.
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    17 2 A Mk. Murdoch, from India, has been appointed Chi ef Forest Officer of the Federated Malay States.
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    20 2 The P. O. extra steamer TieuUin left Bombay on the I.lth instant, and is due here on the 24m instant.
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    21 2 Tkk latest rumour about official moves in the X.M.S. is that Mr. Clifford relieves Mr. W'iso as Resident of Negri Sembilau.
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    25 2 A 1 1. flags on shore, and most of those on ships in harbour are half-masted to-day out of respect for the late President McKinley.
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    29 2 Tut P. O. s. s. llcnyil with the mail from tiurope of the :ioth Aug. left Colombo at .1 a.m. on Sunday, and is due here on Saturday morning
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    27 2 liit Polo Club King's Own Itegimer.t Challenge Cup., will be played for on 3rd, 7th, and luth October. Entries cloße on Saturday, 28th September, at 1 p.m.
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    27 2 The homeward P. O. mail steamer I'arramUta left Hongkong on Saturday last and is due here on Thursday morning. The mail cloi>rs at 6 a.m. on Friday.
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    31 2 •Sin Thomas Lipton says he fully believes he is going to win the America Cup If be does, he Ins promised to bring the trophy to the Uoyal Cork Yacht Club.
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    29 2 Shkip-shkakikg shed in Australia. Ist. Bhearer Seen the new cook t 2nd. Shearer "Ho; can't get a look at him. He's that greasy me eyes keeps slippin' off iiu
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    29 2 The Pagoda Cup event at the KanCourse is postponed on account of tbe 8. C. C. Tennis Tournament until Friday the 27'h inst. Entries close on Wednesday the 25th.
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    29 2 Tilt following passengers arrived this morning from T. Anson via |>orts by the Mala-ra Mr. II Inniss, Mr. Darby, Mr. McDonald, Mr. Barker, Mr. (iihhs, «nd lion A Murray.
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    29 2 Thk following paKgeugers luvo hwn booked lur Kurupe in the Tmnbn Man Bailing about 28tli itist Mr. II Conway lieltield, Mrs. Buslie, Mr. D. McKerron, Mr. U s. Leopold.
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    29 2 Owinu to the dentil of President JlcKinloy, the Johore (iovermueiit hu postponed tlio diuuer in IHHMWBIion of Ilia Sultan of Jobore's birthday to be held on the 17th instant.
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    33 2 It is rumoured at Penang that Mr. J. K. Innes is to be appointed to tbe ofTice of Public Prosecutor, when the new Criminal Code Procedure Bill c<KDW wto force in January 18..
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      PRESIDENT McKINLEY DEAD.
      206 2 Last Words of the Statesman. "TIS' GOD'S WAY!" Cabinet Resigns in a Body. MR. ROOSEVELT IB NOW PRESIDENT. Cmlm, utii s,pi President McKinley is dead. MR ROOSEVELT TAKES OFFICE. A../u/..,i, |M Sept. Mr. Roosevelt takes the oath of office as President of the l.'uited States wherever he
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      LYING IN STATE.
      59 2 Body taken to the Capital. The remains of the late President lie in state at Washington, and will be interred at Canton, in Ohio on Thursday, whi.-h has been proclaimed by President Roosevelt to be a day of mourning and prayer. THE KING ORDERS MOURNINO. King Edward
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      PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S POLICY.
      43 2 Will continue that ol McKinley Unbroken. President Roosevelt, after taUog Km oath of office nn succeeding to Mm Presidentship, declared that he would continueabsolutelyunbroken the policy which the late President hid followed for the prosperity and honour of the country.
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      BRITISH EXCHANGES CLOSE.
      34 2 Kindly Tribute to the Mc-nory of the Dead. The l.nmlon Stock Kxchange volun tarily suspended business on Saturday The stock exchanges at Glasgow and Liverpool were closed olh'cially on that day
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    WATER POLO.
    243 2 Swimmint Club v. 11. M.5. Brisk." Thkkk vras a largd turn-out of rueinhers yesterday morning at the Stiiiiining Club Bungalow and they were ijuite unez|«ctedly treated to an interesling ganiH of polo. The Club was not up to full strength, but the following capable team was got together
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    TEMELONU.
    123 2 I'm llnrd ordinary general meetini; of the shareholders of the Temeloni; Hydraulic Tin Mining Co, will be heM atNo lleKoiiM Street, on theJTih uul at noon, when Hie following report ot tbo directors will be presented The director! l>eg to submit the balanru •heel, sod profit and lo»» Account
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      436 2 NOTICED NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY LI). ULABQOW. XiiulKtmm or Dynamite, Qelieuitti, 'JeUtiae Dynamite, Blasting Gelatine, Detonators, ALL KINUS OF Safety Fuses. Elecu-ie Blasting Apparatus. J'«« nlvf Etplotitm*, lm<ng all mnnufaUvred in Ureal Hrt'ain, are made to padt tim high *Unu<-irtl uf infill/ and purity Mm imjpoutl by the Hrituk Government^ aiuinrt,
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      819 2 LATEST AJWEimSEMENTS. ROBINSON CO. CLEARANCE I SALE Jbast Jew \^bays Bargains in All Departments, Kelly Walsh, Limited, JUST RECEIVED A new Shipment of ARDATH, the best tobacco for pipe smokers in hermetically sealed J Ib. tins. Mild, Medium, or Full, 90 cts. per tin. Modern Scientific Authoritities declare Ardath to
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      691 2 ET ADVERTISEMENTS. rsee Theatre. New Jphinstone Theatrical Co. OF BOMBAY WILL PLAY TO-NIHT. "RAJA VIKRMA." In Hi-Mr »|»"ihll> >-n-.-ti-il grand pandal BEACH ROAD. 9 p.m. lUrK* OF Akmimioh MOM., JiO) Ulllery 1080 SndCla-» »I.W Native Ladie«f»l.oo 3rd Claw »1.0 Kenan*. \|0.60 LOST. AMAI.K Brown Terrier. Muukipal Bo 406, at New
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      72 2 G.R.Lambert&Co. HIGH CLASS PHOTOGRAPHS. OUT-DOOR PHOTOS Enlargements M'ICIALITY. PERMANENT PRINTS. Price* Modarato. AUadrartiaiicoaartnoUanaabwot o u>a o-udi-t. Unit tk. «»j U»r. tie adr.rtix' <aot oat ol tk. i»H«t m«t ot r«" a«ttw. Vit "<« ofto&.r tban mm d*v. aorK w/.'^ M. H. 8. in»a.'.«.. for ih. Amu. iww aaaaM writtra on
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    HONGKONG BANK ROBBERY.
    283 3 THli CASK AT THE ASSIZES. Imp: l.i.iher hearing of the charges in i-.ini,. ii .n with rubbery of money Ironi lie Hongkong und Shanghai K ink ann proceeded with before Mr. lujtice li)ii.linan-Jones at the Assizes this morning With idMM t tun juryman, Mr (iermann, who was
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    MARINE CLUB SMOKER.
    346 3 Presentation to Mr. E. M. Lyon. A vtRV IMMmM smoking concert was held at the Marine Clul. 00 Baton clay inch' .i- tort "I -i tarewell to Mr. K M Lyon, the Hon. Sec-rotary of the Club, who has held that position lot el. aaan The. pnBMMM
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    AUSTRALIA AND THE NAVY.
    129 3 In the Federal House ol K -pruscntaIJM Mr. Barton laid on the table a letter written by Raar-AdaUnl Beaumont, CoinmanderinChief of the Australian station. aJtpwirm the opinion that the Mini l im.-niin.ul should cause to be maintained un the Australian station six cruisers, two being of
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    35 3 I'i.im 1 Cliun has been un— nlwl to ;li. i.rrm.in Empress lie h*a been invited to witness naval mano-vrcx He has laid wreaths on the tombs of the Kmp-Toi Willium 1 and the Kmpress Augusta.
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    35 3 An attractive programme has been prepared fur the 12th anniversary of the Chinese Christian Ak-o. intion on Friday at tue Town Hall The Key. J S Mh, Knißlit will give the address of the evening
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    39 3 Why did the barmaid rhuinpHcne mli tlir (mar.l Because 1 bitter," said the Htout Porter And does she still ale." Ye>," said the Porter. Kutt she II beer lot better when she lm» takon some wines which curaao well
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    39 3 tarn Wwyar Immml du^iie notilicn that, from yesterday, opium may if iiii|>orti'd into that State at Port t<wettenham and at no other place. Mr C. W Hurrison as Conservator of the Port and Registrar of Imports and exports there.
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    69 3 At 10 .'hi yesterday morning the cook at Rallies Lighthouse, a Hylam named Ah Meng, wont to hathn off the Ugbthouse in about four fort ot watrr He suddenly punk and was drowned A Mal.iy n.innd Snoioni; dived :it OMt tod recortnd Um body. An inquest was held .11 1
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    77 3 W i hear that Mm Evans met with a carriage accident on Saturday morning on the Bukit Timali Road. Mr. Kvan- was driving uvi-r tv Johore, when, about the fift.li milestone, the horse bec.mn restive and evenluallj overturned the carriage and smashed it. Mis. Kvans wax thrown out and much
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    F. M. S. NOTES.
    1348 3 Mk 11. Conway Heifield is 1.-.ivln,: Kuala Lainpai nn long leave; ha snds froniBni(:<|n<rK by the JaQMiaai Ml boat 7'.'m<«i Uu-« -i. the end of this month. Mrs. Aini-lio is leaving about the ICltfc for KngUiH Kuala Lumpur is in possession of a nine days wonder.
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    NAVAL FLOATING WORKSHOP.
    73 3 This Assistance, which has been built ht Middleshorough, for service with the Mediterranean Fleet as a repairship.hasbeendeliveredtotbeMedway Dockyard Reserve authorities. The Assistance" is 436 ft. in length, 53ft. in hit a -lib. and has a displacement of 9,600 tons. Her engines ate of 4,200 horse-power, and she
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    PEN-MARKED STAMPS.
    166 3 KtcAimi.v. the suggestion just made to the Government of India for the issue of a unified one anna stamp to serve both for Postage and Revenue purposes, it is believed that the whole matter hinges on whether the Indiau public will consent to abandon the present privilege of
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    AMERICAN JOCKEYS AND THE ENGLISH TURF.
    165 3 A prominent habitue ot thu Turf, now iv Kngland, sends advices, sayts the Daily Trlegntph New York correspoudent, showing that a strong feeling of dissatisfaction with the American jocke>sexists there. Hesays that, unless th» English Jockey Urn exercises more vigilance racing there will decline.
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    ENGLAND AND FRANCE IN WEST AFRICA.
    291 3 Important Agreement. An important agreement has been concluded between the (Jovernrnent of the Gambia and a powerful cbiel named M»usa Mullah, who resides in French territory, by which the whole ol both banks of the Gambia River, right up to the Anglo-French frontier, are
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    ARRIVAL OF THE 3RD M. N. I.
    177 3 Tbk British transport .Vrciuua arrived from Hongkong this morning with the 3rd Madras Native Infantry on boaid and went along-ide No. 1 Section, Taujong I'.igar Wharf shortly before noon. The oflicera of the 3rd M. N. I. are Lieut-Col. K. U. Teversham, D.5.0.,
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    VOLUNTEER UNIFORMS.
    164 3 Whk* the Home Counties Volunteer Brigade were in camp at Aiders!., t, recently, I^ird Roberts took the opportunity of closely examining the new uniform in which the Ist Bucks Rifle Volunteers appeared in the field. The matcritl employed is serge, of a somewhat darker shade than khaki, and
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    CRICKET.
    162 3 S. R. C. vs. R. A. R. E. I'i.avkd last Saturday M the S. R. C. ground, scores R. A. R. E. (apt. Mulliken hOslUUn r. Lieut Bntterwnrth b Zebnder A s.-iii Hiteheo.-k c Zehn<l<-r b Buxton SV Corp Hayward c A b Zehnder .1 Sugt. (roucher Ib w
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    CRICKET AT BATAVIA.
    203 3 Batavia v. Mr. Bingley's Preanger XI. This match was played on fh« ground of the I! C. C. on :Mst August, and resulted in the win for the former. Scores Mr. Bincley's Preanrer XI. lit luniiuf-i. Jtvt lii'ftVf*. Y. Kykiuh Tur i*r U h Turner 21 J
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    S. C. C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    512 3 Saturday's Play. A. Singles. Elliott+2 beat Muctaggart »cr. M ore returned. Wolfe sta'i x-r l^:it Rainnie+l,6-1, -P. Battenberg+4 boat ii. Br&dlwry itr. <•«. B-a. Salzmann+2 beat Uainsford 1, 7-f. 6-I*. B. Singles. Hailey Mft v. Rom— l. untin. Foreman-:.' beat ITin -haul Her. W, «■->.
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    COMMERCIAL.
    574 3 SlHOAfOEl, lfiTHSfclTKMBER. 1B01. ntOlMTOR. Onmbier biivor» 10.90 ropra Bah »"0 do Pontiinak 7.W Pepper, Blaok buyers *> "0 do White, (S%)...." 44 .no Sago Flour Sarawak S.40 do Brunei Nn. 1 MO Pearl 2ago 4.00 Toffee, Bull, 1S% bn»l« 81 JOT Coffee. ralemhang. 1.1% ba*i" -IS 00 Coffee, Liherian
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      52 3 PAIN IX THK CHEST is nature's warning that Pneumonia it> threatened. Damp a piece of flannel with CHAMItKKI.AIN S PAIN BALM, and biud over the seat of pain, and another on the back between the shoulders, and prompt relief will folluw. Sold by all dealers in medicines. The Dispensary, General
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      62 3 WHAT WOULD DO YUO if tukeu with a severe attack of colic or diarrhiea and your physician could not hi: readily summoned i Provide yourself with a bortle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhiea Remedy and you will then be j repared for such an emergency. It always gives prompt
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      329 3 not ttfanD don Those who have suHered year alloi year from Rheumatism will I* glad to hesr'of a remedy Hint has proved au absolute speciric. There are no conditions of nor from what csue, that cannot immediately be relieved, and peromn-ntly cured by Little's Oriental Balm. People who have tried
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      191 3 E. WALLACE, Bronze Medallist, British Horological Institute. Watch-Maker and Jeweller. lUPAIRS IN A LI, lIKAV' lIKS GUARANTEED 8 B BATTERY ROAD. 11l th U.C. French Hair Dressing Saloon. D. CALISTO, Proprietor, Just Received A choice shipment of tin- latest anil most elegant perfumrti, tooth wash Pastes and Powders trom the
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      657 3 NOTICES. KATZ BROS., LD. SPECIAL SHOW of the latest Novelties for Ladies' Wear in their Drapery Department. ladies' White Sliirt linen Collars ami Cuffx, triminnl pnibroiil-rv, ami t in ki-.l fronUi 52.00 each Whit*- Hmm handsomely embroidered 8:1.00 each Very stylish Muslin Blouses oTer Colored Slips, trimmed l.i,<ami embroidery, from
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      179 3 DAY BY DAY. Monday, 10th September. High Water. ii.Hp.ni. M. M. outward mail due. 4. 3rd M N. I. due from Hongkong. 8. V. A. Musketry Drill. 6.16. 8. V. R. A 4 B Co. Musk try Drill. 6.1«. S. C C li'iiuin Tournjiment. 1-arsee Theatre. Beach Road. 0. Tuesday,
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    SHIPPING.
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    SHIPPING IN PORT,
    1471 4 Uid«. l«nliM<l1Ll>l«fillilTlll n»ml« ton* are med sir.— stoaue, -.h.— ship bq.— barqne scb.-scbooner; Yrf.-Yn.-h' Oru.— Cruiser 'Ibt (lunho u for Torpedo Ho. -Uorw-pow.tr Brit. British 0. S. -linked StatM: Pr_ Frtncb U«c. liermon Dut— lldt.i Job Jobora Ac, c.,—ifeneral■»r o u d.D. deck passengers I U I'n.-.T
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    413 4 V ESSELS EXPECTED. Hamr, port, probable dolt of arrival, and name of agent). ■HUM A<lour, China, Sept IP; M M. Albert* Treves, C bo, S«-pt 17 Outline. Alton, KaritUj. 8opl HI, M. B. K»i»ha. Annpa. r urope. p«i (anal Aug 27 Anuam, Colombo. Oct 14; M M. Annum, chinr S^pt
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    73 4 »or ftrlir. 7 m*. To-Mokboit. Batavia \iii- IMB. Bangkok fT-nftlM 11a.m. Hourabaya I'ntper noon Malacca 4 P. Diokeon togmk -J p.m. Bangkok Sintiaporr. I p.m. Klaog via ports Maw 3 p.m. Munluk A I'bing ft O. ,V«" 8 a.m. P. Sw.-tlonhnni via ports Pok Ann S p.m. T.
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE
    125 4 Krc.m Kriiork:— By the M. M. a. a. /xi...--clue on the lmli <epteml«r with dates lo the 23rd Auguat she brings repliee to the mails which left Singapore outh* 31st July. Fr...mChiki:-Bv the M. M. v. Yarro duo on Sunday. .oft Singapore Due iv London Alrirad July-11-t
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    ARRIVALS.
    331 4 •i I PLAU 5 VwaiL's .NiMt Tom Oamm Fbom S*iui>. Coiimomiwii. O i Rio. 14 Danesrn Brit ttr. soao Protheroe Saigon Sept 1 1 Boustead ami Co 14 Ki»n Yang itr. 70 lT»ylor Malawii Sept IS Khoo Tiong Pan 14 Sultan str. lua |Chopard Malacca Sept 13 Soon Keck
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      787 4 \K(!H i DM. J. V. A. eKBKIKA. HomnuLTUKin ihd Fi-oaui. I OOLLXC.OB *KU RIPOXTIa Of OICHIPS. By special appointment to Hit MaleetT Th« King of Siain, K. H. Th« Hultan of Johore, and H. H. The Sultan of Lingua. Orders for Bouquet rtpraya, Ac, Ac, Carefully and promptly eiecnted. Cheapest
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