The Straits Times, 20 February 1904

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    13 1 The Straits Times. NO. 21,364 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 20. 1904. PRICE 15 CERTS
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    L.L.T.C. TOURNAMENT.
    246 1 L. L. T. C. TOURNAMENT. Result of Friday's Play. Mum PoOTbW— 4 Cldtaa. Mrs WadsWlaad Mr. Kred Salimann, beat Mr. and Mr- Hartaell M, 6-3, 8". Mr» Brs.lilill :>.n<l Mr. BUM, l>*at Mr». DsWSJSMsi Mr .1. Ai!.ler!...n li 1, 6-2. Mr* llol.Uworth Hunt and Sir A. Dorward, beat Mr vmi
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    CHURCH SERVICES.
    233 1 St. Asiirkw's Cathkdiial.— 7 a-ni. Matin* and Litany 7-45 n.tu. Celebration H. C. I-M I' in KvenKoiiK and Sermon. No Service nt St. Matthews. Cathkkral 0* THf. G«xii> Shepherd, "HRAfS lUssa Rkad.— B-15 a.m. Low Mass; X m lli«h Mint 5 p.m. Ve»pers. St. Pktf.r and St. Paul,
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    PASSENGERS BOOKED HOMEWARD.
    647 1 P. O. Per Chntian 4th March: Mr. J. L. Hope, Mr. J. 11. Kol.ert.ion, Mr. A. Knight. Mr. K. C. Wreford, Dr. Dane, Mr. Dunster, Mr. and Mm. tiarland, Mrs. Canefield, Mr. A. L. Ingall, Mr. K. M. Friwer, Miss Somerville. Per BAl'.wat Utb March Mr. H.
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      55 1 L-*R N E WHISKY. POWELL ROBINSON, Sol. Accnts, Singapore .ad HedcratK) M.I«J SLIM. HI A.M'KKWK HOUhK. A CHURCH of England Boarding House for European and Eurasian boys who desire to attend the schools of tht Since. Applications to be made to thi [ouse Master, St. Andrew's House or to the
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      175 1 A French Lady, direct from Paris, arrived jer Sydney this morning, with the LATEST PARISIAN FASHIONS Hats, Boas, etc. May be seen at Raffles Hotel daily 10 to 12 and 5 to (J. First Class Ooods only. Feb. 17 23-2 SAKAWak »'o»l in +r oil tupply at Broo'xeton and t.abuan,
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      537 1 I SAVE YOUR EYES. I r|ave them thoroughly examined ant properly titled with Glasses Spectacles, and Eye-Glasses, Sun Glasses, and Goggles of all kinds. J". HA-RIMIOISr LEVI. Eye-sight Specialist Expert Optician. Room 20, HOTEL DC LA PAI X Feb 17 18-3 MACNIVEN CAMERON'S PENS. They come as a boon and
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      583 1 BOARD AND LODGING NOTICE MRS Met' M.l. ha* now removed from View House to Laura Villa, Hcott's Kohl. Feb 0 NOTICE. THE letting of the Opium, Spirit, and (iimlilinp Farms of Aubeen and Drpendem-ies for the periods Ist April 1904 to Sict March 1906. and Ist April 1904 to .-(lst
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      247 1 NOTICES. Milkmaid! j^j^—j^ BRAND )A X-- HAT* 11 ,fe\ PNOENSED MUJ 11/9 1 \T &W?A \%km lflllii p 1 Guaranteed irrP^ vii tream. tridh mark Largest Sale in the World. ""tV.! Pure Natural Milk. Why buy milk with 50 per cent, of water [wet pal'tje sewi in local papers) when
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      179 1 DAY BY DAY Saturday, aoth February. Hifh WHter. 6.36 M, X. (i.e. Monthly Jlfdal. P. O. oiitw.inl mail du<>. Kraning s v.i. ClattFMag. 3. Wayant; Kanniiu. North lind-* Ro»« Sunday, flit February. Hull \\>.|.-i. 16a m. \.n p S.V.K. I>l graphim/. Geiman lmniewarl mail due. HwiiiimiriK Club Lannehe* 10 aa4
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    THE NEW GOVERNOR OF THE GOLD COAST.
    687 2 Mr. Rodger at Liverpool. Nhi J. P. Rddgbk, who lately left the Federated Malay States i>n appointment to the post of Governor of the Gi*ld CoHf t Colony, was entertained to lunch in Liverpool on ihe 1 hh ult. by a niiin<,t gentlemen
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    PAHANG ROADMAKING.
    204 2 At a )'l;i. c ''I- i M ichi, i»i< mil*M on tl c PttlianK B<de of Ptang«i, which v on Me bonlt r h"t«een md Neuri s« mbilyt, Pranefa oompuiy and Bb«ik Abdul liainiiii boom time axo opeaai up »me tin Baioea. It. is rep the \tnt«y MmU
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      496 2 NOTICES. FOR BABY'S SHIN SCALP Alw HAIR 'Something for Mothers to Think About EVERY CHILD born into the world with an inherited or early developed tendency to distressing, disfiguring humours of the skin, scalp, and blood, becomes an object* 'of the most tender solicitude, not only because of its suf-
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      437 2 NOTICES. JrllQtlON CO W-A TCH MAKERS. JEWELLERS. OPTICIANS. BKPAIM PI'.OMPTLY KXKCUTKI' CHAMPAGNE "LOUIS ROEDERER." Extra Dry and Carte Blanche The o'.d, well-known brand 1 BRINKMANN tt" CO.. K«TAJL AT Ham*, cueng a Co., HMH STREET sTedwards school Under Oovernment inspection and Ex imitation. NUWARA II IYA, tKYLON. 6.2"0 f( „I':.H'
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      22 2 Shipping advert iiwraenta,, with dates nf nailing etc., will be found on page 7 General shipping news is printed on page 8.
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    NEW COMPANIES.
    350 3 Thk Fusing Lnma Tin Mirie., Limited wa« registered in London on lan 16ih by Beal and Payne, 22, Budge Row, B.C. Capital, X1 20,0 0, in ll shares Objects: To acquire tba mines and undertaking set out in an Bgraeaaewt dated .Innuary lath, 1804, rx *„-i, W.A. iJumi'K
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    WHITAKER WRIGHTS END.
    397 3 Loxdos, J mtiat) Tiie tiial of \Vlni..kt'r Wright, which Insf^d 12 days, wii(< lir*»rii by Mr Justice Bicham and a >|ii ;il jury. Wright throughout the procepfiii l-v presented an undaunted front, and rli!"plajeol CO—wiita coolnes* i nmeib>M c:.' x- n.ination. The prisonet m.iJf i Bmeroaf d^inauinp
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      443 3 BANKS. HO NO KONG ANO SHANGHA I BANK! NO OORPQRXTION. PAIU-IFP < AHTA! fHKVVi,'. UEiSEKVEFUND.Storling Keserva.Jl!) "0,000 •miftim, silver Reserve.. fl n 0.000 f fl8(1 •IKSftRVR l.l\Bn.' O?\ j.,- 1 pfeopttßi m... i CoiilT or DmORIHL A. I. aVsTMOwa, »>.(,— iia.cmam H. E. TOM KINS, Ksq -DvilMV (':IAIRMAV C. W.
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      610 3 NOTICES. WANTED a smart Chinese shipping clerk who is able to read and •speak English properly. Apply to ALBAGOFF A. CO. Feh. II jQ-1 \l' TED l>v U Johore Government, T» «n apothernr\ for the Johore Civil HjSf.inl Ai n'v >-'nting qualid' «tion« to r&mOiPAL MEDICAL OFFICER, a c. Johore.
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      660 3 NOTICES. C COMFORTABLE rooms to be let at J v Eber House." Et*ir Road. v c OUrte. to be let. rt 3. < h tnge Alloy, upstairs and d» nstairs A pi>l y to WEE KAY PUH. P-b 3 29-2 'rO BK LKl— No. [SH Bakit I Unah Koad Inuir
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      681 3 SHIPPING STOOMVAART MAATSCHAPPY "NKDERLAND." FOR* PORT BAID, GKNOA, AND AMSTERDAM •TPHE Dutcn mail rtemner KOltiyl/ 1 WILIRMIU, is ciprcted to arrive h«»re from Battviaon rtatjrday morning tbe :oth Feb. and will 1 c despatched the same day for above ports. For freight and passage apply to SHIP'S AOKNCY, .at J.
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  • Obituary
    DEATHS.
    36 4 Collins.— On the Ist February, at Kiuki sng, Kkbdkrick Collins, of the Chinewe Customs Ottic, aged 41 years. Ski.i.ick.— On the sth Keb. at Shanghai. Margaret Ski.i.ick, the wife of Stki-hkn Skli.uk, aged '25 years.
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS. SATURDAY, 20th FEBRUARY.
    837 4 The Straits Times. PR ICE 15 CEN TS. SATURDAY, 20th FEBRUARY. RrsBiA being now admittedly unprepared for war, and being laumliu into ,3 campaign from which setrea* seems ft lit- only method uf MMtpt consist!- Nt with her national B:«fetv, it is understood by the Time* to contenipl atr following
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    1082 4 Wu hr.v- iwaivad tho following am a.ii;ii.ation from the Federal BttNtary of the F. M.S. The letter w>nM R?em to explain itself, but, it scarcely seems to answer the original question propounded in the premises, which question appt ared in the Malay ■fail Sir,— The attention of th*» Ueßuient(lentral, Federated
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    24 4 Ski.anook has proclaimed its neutrality in respect of the Russo-Jdipan war What is the .matter with Juhore, Paraguny, the Isle of Man, ami France?
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    THE "STRAITS TIMES."
    266 4 Where it can Me Sought. 'S^Vk the outbreak of the RussuJapan War, there hao been an unprecedented demand for copies of the Sfraitt Timer, and many would-be purchasers have been unable to obtain copies of the paper. To meet the convenience of our readers and to facilitate
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    7 4 To-day's 4/m hank rate is 1/1 1|
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    12 4 Thk text of Japan's declaration ot war will be found on page^6.
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    13 4 A Chinese inmate of the Lunatic Asylum committed suicide yesterday by hanging himself.
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    16 4 Thk F. M. S. Government has sanctioned the raising of a Tamil Volunteer Company in Selangor.
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    26 4 Iris reported that Mr. Cecil Wray has been appointed Resident of Pahang. He will be succeeded in Kinta by Mr. K. J. Brewster, of Lower Perak.
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    28 4 At Penatog, on Monday last, a check valve on board one of Behn Meyer and Co 's steam launches exploded. A fireman and an engineer were severely scalded.
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    32 4 The Penang Volunteers were in camp at the date of last mail advices. Their fourth aunual rifle meeting is fixed for next month with* eight ii«)s ot shooting ending«nn the 20th prox.
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    36 4 Thk Hongkong and Wliampoa Dock Company made a net profit of 1514,000 in the second half of last year. It is proposed to declare a twelve percent, dividend besides a two per cent, bonus to shareholders.
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    73 4 Abut 3 p.m. yesterday a horse drawing a carriage belonging to a Chinese towkay bolted and smashed up the carriage in North Bridge Road. The animal, which was slightly injured, was stopped by Sergt. Taylor of the police. The syces got knocked about v bit. One of Mr. Abrams' carriages
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    Special Telegrams to the "Straits Times."
    241 4 Special Telegrams to the Straits Times." CHANCES OF AN ANGLO FRENCH WAR. Loniiun, Feh 19<A. Lloyd's risk on an Arglo-French war taking place within three months is now 30 (guineas. Hitherto these risks have been offered for periods ot six ;ukl twelve months. fortnight a«o the risk was 24 guineas
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    RUSSIAN MISSION TO GERMANY AND FRANCE.
    178 4 /Wi>-, M linli. Capitain AaMMfcy, Viceroy AlexeierTs A'uh ile Camp, and ttn other Russian officers, who have been un a mission to Germany and France, have sailed from narseilles to join Admiral Verennius. FRANCE ARMS AOAINST THE "YELLOW PERIL." Orders have been received at
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    PORT ARTHUR CABLE CUT.
    71 4 WimfftTf. 19'/< Feb.' The cable from Port Arthur to Chefoo is interrupted, and it is rumoured that it haa been cut. "PASCAL" AT SMANOHAI. French Cruiser with Survivors of First Battle arrives. The French cruiser carrying the crews of the Russian warship* Varyag and Korietz, which
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    LIBEL ACTION AT PENANG.
    78 4 I'tnang, Feb 19M. The action for libel brought agninst the I'inang Gazette hy Mr. Harriett opened yesterday. The examination of Mr. Barnett was concluded, and the case was adjourned nine die. Mr. Farrer Baynes is for the plaintiff; Mr. Brorahead Matthews for the defendants. Mr. Justice
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      405 4 LAtEST ADVERTISEMENTS^ CLUB WHISKY^ IS ALL MALT AND SUPPLIED REGULARLY TO TOI PBINOIPAL (i.i us All the IN Has th« largest Naval and Military STRAITS SETTLKMKNTS consumption amongst Messes. ANn Europeans in this Market. F. M. P. PI ICE 10.50 PER DOZEN, NETT. DUTY EXTRA. S«le Agents for the Straits
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      324 4 A GYMKHANA niLL BC HKLD ON Saturday, 9th April, 1904 '•S Till RACE COURSE. Evenls (I) Open Pony Race (II) Tent PejrginK Ml Ladles Tilting at the Kin* (IV) Polo Pony Scurry (V) Ladies Thread Needle Race (VI) Postillion Race (VII) Hack Race (VIII) Obstacle Race (IX) Pie Sticking RalriH
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      30 4 G. R. LAMBERT a CO. PHOTOQRAPHERS.' Uroups and Photographs OK fllK 'YEOMEN of the GUARD" Aremow exhibited in our Showrooms Gresham House, Battery Road, Wh.re ordsri (or Coplts in Ro.oi.od
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  • Reuter's Telegrams.
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      RUSSIAN ACCOUNT OF PORT ARTHUR ATTACK.
      73 5 ii Inch Shells Strike the Kazan.'' London, Feb. 19<A. The only reference t^ the attack yn Port Arthur on the 14th inst. published in St, I'eU-rnburg is a%tatement that twelve-inch shell* from the Japanese gup* -truck and fliplitly damaged the Vuluni'-.'.r Pleat tteaaaet Eeaaa.
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      "BOYARIN"TORPEDOED.
      16 5 "BOYARIN TORPEDOED. TheJapaaese belters that the Russian warship torpedoed on thit occasion was the cruiser Ruyirin.
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      SIBERIAN MAILS STOPPED.
      13 5 The mail service to the Kast, via Siberia, is suspended.
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      TOKYO DESPATCH.
      86 5 Says Fighting Strength of Japanese is Unimpaired. A lepa f io:i despatch from Tokyo says that no attempt has yet been made by the Japanese to land near Pigeon's Bay or in ttie neighbourhood. Up to the present no Japanese vessel has been destroyed, and the fighting power
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      NO CONSULS WANTED.
      46 5 London, Feh 20tf. Kussia has informed the United States tii at she will not grant an exequatur to Mr. Morgan, the newly appointed Consul at Dalny, because she desires to have no fore 'gn official 8 in the Liaotuntc Peninsula during the war.
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      TSAR'S MANIFESTO.
      77 5 What the Times Thinks l'hfi remarkable wording of the. Tsar's manifesto, admitting, imrlie'lly, the unpreparednesa of Russia for war and foreshadowing long delay before decisive action ia liken, is much commented upon. The Timm considers it means a war of BKfaaastiow tad -mother wholesale retreat similar to that
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    10 5 On page 1 to-day is priuted a quantity of news.
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    12 5 Tm: homeward mi] by the (Sera clones at 10 am. on Monday.
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    38 5 Thk S C. C. Lawn Bowline ties for Monday ar^ Dm bins, H. Mnir and W s GoWies .1 P. Hallaway and C. R. Willi»ir.» Sincifs,*!. H Drysdale v L M Klli«, S Sowdon r. H T. White.
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    36 5 Stamp collectors will bo interested to know (says the N.-fl I)<nbj Nmm) that a new issue 'if Russian stamps with a China transcription is now available. The lipnominations are 20 and .10 kopecks and one rouble.
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    40 5 M BABMtm, Chief da Cabinet of the Government General of French IndoChina, is proeeontiag tha "Courrier d'Huiphi nc for lib. 1 The proceedings, says [/Opinion of Saizon, are likely to be pi otracted, judging from the number of tlic wit'let-HHS
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    42 5 At ttte Marian Court yesterday a chitiy was tint") $10 ar.d costs for obstructing the Singapore river with a tongkauc. Kor obstructing some landing steps a Chinaman had to pay $5. Rash navigation of the Singapore river cost a Chinese lnns.ssßgiisii $3.^
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    60 5 Tiik soli ran nerrieee. for the repose of the soul the late Richt Be*. Bishop Rene We, who lied in Paris on the SOth Jan., will l tike plaoe on Monday at the Chorcfa .1 |.li (Portuguese); on Tuts. lav, 1! the (u'tu.'dral of the Good Shepherd and on Wednesday
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    64 5 The Austrian man-of-war KainertH Wtoabttk I- I ■itiui'd at Batavia, cays the Jui-'t Bod*, from lack of Cardiff coal, the only kind of fuel shecin burn. On the 10th iqaUnt, the only stock of that coal on hand there (135 tons) was bought up for a British transport expected bhortly.
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  • Correspondence.
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      THE RAILWAY.
      245 5 To Ike Editor of the "Strait* I'ime*." Peak Sir,— Will you allow me space so give hint or two to the Railway management? It is now some time since th« accident happened to the pontoon ut Woodlands, which causes .Inlay in despatching the trains to Singapore, with the
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    SINGAPORE TRADEMARK ACTION.
    227 5 SINGA PORE TRADEMARK ACTION. An interesting trade mark case came before the Supreme Court yesterday, in which Clouet and Co. applied for an injunction to restrain MA. Gaffoor from selling goods under a trade mark similar to that used by the plaintiffs. From the statement submitted, it appeared that the
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    TRUSTEES AND A TRUST FUND.
    221 5 The Chief Justice, Sir Lionel -Cox, delivered judgment on a motion by trustees to be relieved of their trust. I' appeared that on the death of a Mrs. Fripp a sura of $18,000 was left in trust for her three children, certain trustees being appointed.
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    GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.
    147 5 Mk. CvfCABEN, Acting Inspector QttMral of Police, is appointed a Municipal Coicmis-ioner during the ahsaoee of Lieut. -Col. Pennet'ather. The following telegram front the Secretary of State for the Colonies to tbaG >vernnr of the Straits Settlements has hcen rtcuived Referring to my telegraan as to coaling of
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    1100 5 Friday, February 19th. MM His Excellency W. T. Tatlob, c.m.0.,--(OFFICER ADMINISTERING THE GOVERNMENT). Hon. W. K. Collyer 1.8.0. (Attorney-General). Hon. F. G. Penney (Colonial Treasurer). Hon. K C H. Hill (Auditor General). Hon. F. S. 11. (iaffney, Acting Colonial Kngineer. Hon. (1 S. Murray. Hop. \V. J. Napior.
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    FOOTBALL
    276 5 S. C. C. v. Combined Team. The S.C.C. met a combined team of V.M.C.A., Tanjong Pagar, Little A Co. yesterday afternoon, on the Recreation Club ground and after a well contested game, they were able to make a draw of it, one goal each. The Club were poorly represented,
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    ANOTHER FIRE.
    187 5 Outbreak at Kampong Bahrii, About 1130 last night a«fire broke out in a large coolie house at Kampong Bahru. The building* which' was of two stoieyg, was built of plank and attap and was occupied by ar dozen Chinese coolies at the time. The men say that they
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    164 5 The Kfduh and the Hue Ltong were drydecked at Tinj.m Pagax yesterday. The Cable ship Patrol was unlocked at Tanjong Pftgar yesterday and towoJ to Keppjl Harbour Dock. The Paketvaart steamer Van der Lyn was undocked at Keppel Harbour yesterday and towed to the roads. The Paketvaart steamer
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    86 5 The Pahang Corporation, in December last, crushed 660 tons of stone at Sungei Leinbiup, tor a yield of 30 tons tin oxide, with 50 heads of stamps running for 10 days, at a working expense of $23,250. In the same month, the Pahang Kabang Company, crushed 320 tons of stone
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    WAR NEWS.
    1309 5 The litest news from Habang B*y according to the captain of a Dutch steamer which arrived at Singapore yesterday is that three Dutch cruisers and three torpedo boatß are lying in the harbour there. There were two thousand Dutch soldiers under arms, but it is believed that they
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    S.V.E. ORDERS.
    42 5 S. V. E. ORDERS. Orderly <>llici-r for w.ek. Cap*. K. l'.ir.-a» Orderly N <\ <). Corpl. D. Bfo. 1. Craik. Parades. Tuesday, l*t Mum h .v 511 p.m. Field Q—Hitj; S.itunlav, "itli March at 33" p.m. .it Krin lLoslgSJ, DsWioBM ami Sheers, Barrel Imistin-;.
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    JAPAN'S DECLARATION OF WAR.
    524 6 Text of the Declaration. Tiik following is a traoslation of H. 1. M. the Ktnperor of Japan's Declaration of War: "We -il alike, by Oace of Heaven the B apetot Japan feat*! on the Thnne occupkd by the All-saving Dynasty dom time immemorial, <lo ike pro
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    THE TSAR'S FAVOURITE.
    281 6 Twicr Blackballed 81. PltoncM, January 'JOlh In ■itetOcratM oireles here much commotion lihs been ciiUfo-ii d'ltinK th<* last few ilay^ by two sensational occurrences. There exista here a most ndusive dab, the m< uibers of wbiclj are urawn entirely from high official circles and tbfl l> loma'ic
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      590 7 BUCHANAN'S WHISKY Sold everywhere. STEAMSHIP COMPANTESy P. 0. STEAM NAVIGATION €0. For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Bil.x of Lftdtaf ias'ied for w:inu.i (''i-t. I 1 r i ii Gulf Oontinsntal, and American Ports. Mail Line. OuiwnJi. Coromanddl f-»bll B*o<al Mir.
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      725 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES, Koninklijke Paketvaant MaatschapplJ. I soet contract «i;b the fiethe'rlacds Jti is (jOTernn tcv. at fri:n(ttj ere Pmr AGISCT, lAJK J I AKmiie .1 tc.S-J CcilT»i^-i». .h' "Pdprmentioned dates are only spproj'njate. .-team'- 'From ISipected Will be liosrat"Hpd for >- Van Diemen Billiton |Feb 16 Rilliton, Ba avia, rheiibon,
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      524 7 HAMBURG-AMERtKA LINIE. HAMBURO. I The steamers of thi- Company maintain aieguKr service betne-n Hamburg. Bre- nun, Aniw rp nr.ii i.ottervlam, and the Mr iits, China, ;md Japan. Homewards, tey are depatched fortninli'ly.f jr Havre anOHi.mburg and once a mon h for Bern rh iven oiract. calling at Po i in
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      613 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. N. D. L. NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD. Imperial German Mail Line. The fit and well known mail steamers of tbfs Company sail fortnightly from Br-men-Hamuurg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, 8 juthampton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Nil s, Port naid, 4uez, A ra, >'010iu..0, Ponang, Singapore. Hongkong, Shanghai, .VagHtaki, ana Kobe to Yokohama and
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      631 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES IOX JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. A regular FORTNIGHTLY seririco is maintained between Japan and Europe by the following. NEW TWIN SCREW STEAMERS Under Mail Contract \vith the Imperial Japanese Qovernment, specially desig:;e< for the Company's Kuropean Servi* lighted throughout by Electricity, provided with excellent accommodatic. or First
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      498 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. Austrian Lloyd's Steam Navigation Company. U»i>*« Mail Contract WITH iv AUBTB!AN OoVKUSMH.II. The following are the dates on which the Company* steam»rs msy be '"('feted to arrive and nil from here: •Outward. Uomewaed. lflO4. ItrrivH*. 1904 Sails. .<? ili-» a Fob fJTarfc h Ycu -i Ferdinand Mar 11
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      1370 8 Under ihiß heading the following abbreviations aro used 1 -str.— steamer si).— •hip bn. barque sth. schooner; Yet. Yacht Cm waits*; Obi.— Ounboat; Tor. —Torpedo. Il.p.— Horse-power; Brit.—Britiah; IJ. 8. -United States Feb.— French Oer.- -German; Out.— Dutch; G.<L"-Qeneral-eftrso; d p.— deck passenger, U— Uncertain; T. P.
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      598 8 Name, port, probable datr of win and name oj agent*. BTSAMIBB. Aflullci, Liverpool, Mir 29; Mansfield. Aiax, China, Mar 26 Maotfleld. Altinjr. Sourabara, Feb 'ifi; Daendels. Annam, Colombo, Mar 28; M. Maritime. Antenor, Liverpool, Mar 15; Mansfield. Ariiiiinil Behic, Colombo, Feb M. M Auttralieo, Saigon, Mar 14; M.
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    COMMERCIAL
    604 8 SiN'i \roRK, iotr Fkbrcabv, 1004. PRODUCE. Gambler bayern I 10.85 do (f'ulie No. 1) unpicked 16.75 Copra Boil H35 do Pontlaua. 7.8S Pepper, Black l>nyer» 30.10 do White, 15%) 48.00 Sago Flour SaJftwak 4.17) do Brunei No. 1 4.20 Pearl Sapo 5.60 Coffee, Ball, 15% bauLs 24.50 Coffee, Palerabane,
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    80 8 hot P«r tleamer Tim*. iMtt SaU'on Eridan 9 a.m. Kuropo via ports Qera 10 a.m. Muntok <k Palembang Balavitr 11a.m. Bangkok Oaea 1 p.m. K. Pahang A Pekan FUvo 4 p.m. Bangtok B. Seng (ivan 4 p.m. Tuesday. Sarawak Auttralind Turn Fremantle via port* Sultan i p.m. Rangoon
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    147 8 From Europe —By the P. O s. s. Cnrr-man-ifl due on the 20th Feb. with dates to the 29th January. From China— By the N. D. L. s. s. Oera due on Sunday. Left Singapore One ia Lonci Dec 30th 8.1. Jan 24th Jan 4th M. M
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    ARRIVALS.
    197 8 Feb 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 20 30 -ii M 30 20 "Flag Vkmbl's Mamk. Tons Captain Fkom Sailid Co.wmxt*. 8'"Bun Song ttuan Brit itr 4IM l.)on« Bangkok Feb 15 Han Sen* Batavier s'r 21fl\fellor I'.il. m bSBg F«h lTSwee S»i.« Calypso sir I 88»
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    CLEARANCES.
    169 8 DAT*. F«b 19 n 30 m •JO so 20 •n 21 2t 21 M M ao .0 21 21 21 20 ot'n VKBBIL'l> N»MI. r"LA(, A Kl<) To.NWadivaUl Karim Put Ik] 421 Menu *tr. 7H K^in Nor str. :-M l)e X-> Out «lr. Mi Ueijnior*/. *tr. 432 Eridan Fch
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      60 8 K. A. J. CHOTIRMALL Co., JEWELLERS AND SILK MERCHANTS, No. 51 62, High Street. Have aapacked fresh and fluf utock ol Indian, Chinese, and Japanese Washl-»sr Silks, Silverware, Old Chinese Embroidery. Chinese Qrass Cloth from Swatow, Hand Drawn-Thread Work, Indian Carpets, Assam Silks, Maltese Silk lace In Colors, Plnapple Silks,
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      316 8 We give Sound Value for Cash |jfr CH. GUYOT 1 Ip CH. GUYOT T Real French- Braces D Real French Bracni British Argosy Braces Model No. 3. Kxuet to sketch a v Model No Our Price $1.15 per pair 8ha P* exact to "ket:h an easy wearing comfortable P|aifl White,
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      102 8 WEATHER REPJHT. Kandang Kerbau Hotpital, 19th Feb. 19" J a a.m IS pm <» p.m Remarks. Bar -i9.95i1W.85l if 1.926 Mornina Tamp H H l 5 7R.S and dny iVß'lbThe- 780 750 71.0 clear, nieht liirnfWin 1 H.a. s.b. Calm partially Max. Temp 8«.O cloudy. Mm 70.1 I Max.inBuo 146.8
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