The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 9 August 1900

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1 1 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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    19 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. THIRD SERIES. SINGAPORE. THURSDAY, g™ AUGUST, 1900. DAILY ISSUE, No. y iq
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      718 1 a Office. Telegraph St. tW Whmrves. Keppel Harbour. O STEAM NAVIGATION Co Steamers for CHINA, JAPAN, PENANG, CEYLON, INDIA, AUSTRALIA, ADEN, EGYPT, MARSEILLES, GIBRALTAR. MALTA, BRINDISI, VENICE, PLYMOUTH AND LONDON. Through Bills of Lading issued for Persian Gulf, Continental and American Ports, also for China Coast, and San Francisco via
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      609 1 f HINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGAT ON COMPANY, LIM TED. OL'i\ MOM K WARD. Fr-n Ho \m,. h'oß Marsbillrs and h\i J London. 1900 Throu. im.' issued to Manchester Contine.>t>i ports, N- w York, Boston. I'h.ladel- j phia and vc. Ijr freight and other particulars apply to THE BORNEO COMPANY, LIMITED,
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      598 1 DE KONINKLIJKE PAKhTVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. Undbr Contract with the Netherlands India Government. Acents at Singapore. Ships Agency, late I. UAKN'DELS Co.. 2-3 Collver Quay I UK UNDERMENTIONED DATKS AX V OMV APPROXIMATE Fron. Kxpecteo Will be despatcaed tor Japara Hviax H ton. A\i£. 8 B.lliton. Uatav.a, < hcnb.m. Samaran K Souraba>...
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      194 1 LIQUID FUEL. (Petroleum Residue) Large Stock always on hand Sl5 per ton f. o. b. m bunkers at FRESHWATER ISLAND (PL'LO BLKOM) opposite ivestern entrance of New Harbour AA B. ON£ TON OF LIQUID FUEL is equivalent to Two and a Quarter Tons of Japan Coa'.. The fuel is delivered
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      682 1 HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-UP CAPITAL liooooooo RESERVE FUND RESERVE LIABILITY OP V |lI S OOOO PROPRIETORS J 10,000,000 COUKT Or UIBBCTOBB. N. A Siebs, Esq— Chairman. R. Shewan, Esq.— Dmputy Chairman R. M. Gray, E.g. I H. W. Slade. Esq. E. Go.tz, E»q. D M. Mosbb, Es«^. Hon.
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      448 1 PETER SYS' WONDERFUL SPECIFIC THK only remedy at p.esent known as an IN KALUm.r. PERM AVF V T CukM" Sprue. Dysentery, Diarrhoea, Hemorrhage m!£miSS^ RECOMMENDED bt SOME ok the (mKF^rSr^M?*™ THE PETER SYS COMPANY Nov JJ* 01 0 M*»»r*c m.v) I9I Ot»CH,«Sr,; ir I/.«MOO<> NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY*! FIRE MARINE.
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      239 1 P AciFIC iSJ.V A T N t yAMSv AMSH Ij AND TOYO KISEN KAISHA -J (ORIENTAL S.S, t o.) France, and Germany by all tr.ins-Atlart.c" UnL A^; m Ced J a les ranted lo °'fi«-ers a^^n?'^^ 11^^ 101 Zir,T by !i h '<ne have tne opnon of proS3S£=aMS:S P«IM from
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    The Singapore Free Press.
    7 2 tjr, and law.
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    THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1900.
    951 2 The China Mail v-ry slu- nti out a glaring < a--e < t what I Mendacity by v Hi nc Ch\m, h m-e;f. or a forgery by Wi fING FANG Chi MC Ifioistei it W a It quotes thii from the tri- weekly edition of t!ie
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    549 2 The Qw -n pleased to approve ot Mr Jam -s licGeOfge as Consul ol Siam >'. M jj mein. .nch will leavf JohastOfl I Pier for the SwiaiOMag Club liangalow on Sunday next at 10 a.m. and i i a m. The kO. ma I Corvmandei, li. leave lor fcur
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  • SPECIAL TELEGRAMS
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      THE FIGHTING AT PEITSANG.
      78 2 THE FIGHTING AT PEITSANG. A STRONG CHINESE POSITION. Battle Begins at 3 a.m. The Chinese Retreat at Noon. (Special lo SmgaporeFreePrrs Hongkong, Aug. Bth, 3 p m On Sunday the British,. Japanese and Rusii 1 attacked the Chin ie al Peittaag, whr-re tht? lattf- held a strong position, entrenched on
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      THE ALLIED CASUALTIES.
      35 2 Heavy Japanese Losses. Russians Lose 180. The Japanese m wading across the river sustained a severe cross fire, losing heavily. The British tasuilties were sixty. The Russians lost three timrs a* many.
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      MISSIONARY MURDERS IN CHIHLI.
      22 2 Slian^l.ai, Aug. Sth 10 47 p.m. Six more French priests have been murdered m the southeast of Chihli.
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      FRENCH CONSUL AT CHUNGKING.
      49 2 FRENCH CONSUL AT CHUNGKING. A Perilous Position. Departure of Missionaries. L.he Preach Con.«u! ami threr others are remaining at Chungking, where the situation is very precarious since th>- premature evacuation of th< place by the British Consul All member ol the Church Missionary S 1 icty lelt Chungking yesterday
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      DUPLICITY OF SHANGHAI TAOTAI.
      31 2 Tries to Hinder British Commissariat Arrangements. The laot.ii here is trying to stop the export of cattle for the supply of the troops m the north. 'Later
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      THE ALLIED CASUALTIES AT PEITSANG.
      41 2 Latest Details. Hongkong Ai.jr '/th. 2.55 p m. The British io->>fs> m the attack on the Chinese entrenchments at I'eitsang on Sunday amounted to 120 killed and wounded. The Russians lost »>oo, and the Japanese 400.
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      CHINESE TROOPS THREATEN TIENTSIN.
      12 2 The Chinese are preparing to IT attack Tientsin
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      THE SITUATION AT NEWCHWANG.
      18 2 THE SITUATION AT NEWCHWANG. Reported Destruction by Russians. The Russians arc reported to have destroyed N< wchwang City.
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      THE SIEGE TRAIN FOR PIKING
      424 2 fir cm a Ihngkum; Pnvtr Let'tt.j Ihe siegr train is not expected to arrive until August tst. 1 could tell you rw»pOfki— but at present it may be sufficient to say that beside the guns and howit/er< s<nt to S Africa two very heavy Krupp
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  • REUTER'S TELEGRAMS
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      THE ALLIES IN CHINA.
      43 2 A German Commander-in-Chief. The Koelnische Zeitung announces that Marsha Waldersee has been appoint*] Commander-in-< hief ni the Allied Forces n China WAR PREPARATIONS AT WOOLWICH. At Woolwich tht authorities are preparing a 'arge quantity of war stores for China.
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      HONGKONG.
      28 2 Coaling Station Being Attended To. Mr. Goschen said the question ot a ro. serve o! < oal and other store* at Honjjkor.^ had received the most earneft attention
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      ARMS EXPORT TO CHINA PROHIBITED.
      20 2 A Royal Proclamation m the I prohibits the export of arms and ammunition to China.
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      PARLIAMENT.
      5 2 Parliament has been prorogued.
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      IN SOUTH AFRICA
      44 2 DEWET AND STEYN. l)r*rt with Steyn i- reported to beat Schoemansdrift. Kitchener Sets His Trap. Lord Kitchener is closing round Fighting at Elands River. Th»-rc wa- heavy fighting at Llan-L River on Aug Jth and 6th. No particulars are to hand
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      A Boer Force at Springs.
      19 2 The Boers have reoccupied Spr. important junction commanding the coalmine> London Aug. 9th, 1900.
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    THE EXCISE FARMS.
    113 2 The tenders lor the Opium and Spirit barms of the Colony having been now finally settled, we are able to give the exau figures They are Singapore $238,500 johore 61 enarl g »i2 5 ,000 Mala< ca 20,200 The su.cesslul tenderers are, for Singapore and J chore,
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    ARRIVAL OF H.M.S. " ARGONAUT. '
    156 2 ARRIVAL OF H.M.S. ARGONAUT. Her Majesty s new first-dass cruiser i &°ZV"' CapL Geor e e H Cherr y- wh m July wit h a complement of 687 officers and men, anchored m a L at 7 4 5 pm y«t«dav and steamed to the wharf at seven o'clock tim
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    EPWORTH LEAGUE.
    37 2 the Ewth r C SOCial Entc^ a '"nicnt of S P.m PW a°t rt R e L v ea r e H°- M° rrOW F^' Mount Sophia Friends T? u°^\ League' are cord 1 11^"
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    ST. NICHOLAS SOCIETY.
    27 2 m». fJS!?; ft 1 h Reardon l 5: D M Ford *i J?y M". 1. Anlhoni By Mr*. VV,d<feff Mrs. Mau£ $10. v w
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      337 2 The Robinson Piano Co., HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, SINGAPORE. B\ iar thr Largest Firm m the Kast of Piano and Organ Manufacturers and Specialists ,i d M isical Instrument Sel^frs. PIANOS OF THE HIGHEST CLASS, I or Hire ot on (he Kasy Payment -vstem. made to our order specially and guaranteed by
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      115 2 ALEX. FOX CO. 0 AVK their temporary ofhee at No. ioi Tank Koad, from io a.m. to <; p.m. TO LEND r\\ Rood security, from »i,ooo to f^o.ooo. w J.G. BOYD, i. Robinson Road. _J ul > m.w.f. v.c. ARRIVING TO-MORROW~ PER SS. BUCEPHALUS Horses, Cobs OD and Ponies O^
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      647 2 TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS BOARD and lod^i nj. Single nnJ double bedrooms can be had 31 wmfarito terms. VILLA INSULINUE, Anson Rend. Aug y .8 For Rangoon and Calcutta British India Steam Nay. Co., Ltd., steamer PALI TANA, 1,934 tons, Captain Hutchison, will be despatched for the above ports on Tuesday, the
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      373 2 TO-DAYS ADVERTISEMENTS. WANTED OY im S«pemt)fr, ho>i c ffowhsd or v ifur- aiahod, mi good locality, mod ra'c n Apply 1). ti., c/s Ft* Press. Au^r g a BOA aD LODGING pBF.R HOUSE, Ebor Ruod (< If Oxley Road). Par aarucMlars apply to Msa. tIROWN, EUr House. MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      150 2 The Week Thursday, gth Hitffi Waer :^^.4S a., 8.54 p. Sepoy L.res, Ladies handicap, fiowhng. Teuton ia ~j. Tangln. < lab. S.V.R. Signalling, s.is p. No Philharmonic Orchestra. Friday, 10th High Water 1 10.27 4MS PP, a O. Homeward Mail closes, t> a S.V.R ,AStB to. Physical drill, 5.15 p.
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    THE CRISIS IN CHINA
    1313 3 Ira irom Pan 1 WtgmpkJ ■wtft: been informed l> Vie Consul Genrr I jrtwerday wroi, ma attonishment the lytrt been received from Allied Powers demand■nediate communuation mo the Count, said that (rotn Peking as yr yhere, has been nothing > J~) Jf lhe Ministers at Peking
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    MAXIMS AND BLACK POWDER.
    790 3 Al result of the experience of the Bmi war, iliough to tie iotetligeat that experience w.ts Mperfliious, ail rifles, machine guns, and ani.lrry fi in k black powder, that is smoke-making powder, are now imperatively withdraws from Biodera warfare. The S.V uaw of 4s calibr« star.d
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    63 3 It is ortif tally stated at Saigon, that the French lows m China up to July 31, were 4j dialhs and 245 wounded or sii k. His Honour thr Acting Governor left m the Colonial at pail r Sea Belle for Malacca ■I j ni yesterday, thrnce proceeding to \'<
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    MUNICIPAL COMMISSION.
    1415 3 VVfonpsdw, August Bth, 1900. Prfsbnt Mr. A. liemUj president) and Messrs. Cippcr, Suhst, Maclaren, Jago, Barker, Moses and 1..c Choon Guan. Absbnt:— Col. Pennefather and Choa Giang Thye. MIM.IES. Ihe minutes of the lasi ordinary meeting and a special were confirmed. Prbsidknt's Statrmbnt. The financial statement showed a
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    TIN IN PERAK
    427 3 In ihe MMfM of an int<*r<*stintj report on the mine* ol the .-outh-rn division «<l I'crak, Mr. H. A. Irving urit-s as follows The sulij lined laWt shew, the export of tin from Ft.-r.iW for ihe p isi six years, given m tons and pikuls. Ihe dollar
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    POLICE NEWS
    215 3 A Mauu, ot 57 Smitii-M tayt fir habeen Tob\> t gold t h value $80. A few, n.im.ii Hi-mann, living m Ma-Ucca-st. repo.is the theft of a cluck, value 3*, fr )in in^ l(i,i r An employee ?aw a man enter tin: premise* ai.d remove the ci'xk, but
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    LADIES' LAWN TENNIS CLUB
    208 3 PLAY ON WEDNESDAY. A Doi'nis. Mis* Gunn and Mr. Mosrlry, %cr. beat Mrs* Sal/m inn and Mr. R?id, owe 1^.3, 6—4, 6— 2. Mr. and Mrs. Magrath, 3 beat Miss Salzmann inJ Mr. J. G. Mactan^jiri, 1, 6—4, 6-4. Miss J. Gunn and Mr. Faoer, owe
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    TIES FOR FRIDAY.
    98 3 "A" MIXKD Doi'BLBS. Mrs. Waddell ana Mr. Upton, owe 2 v. Mr. and Mrs. Hraddell, owe 30.3 Miss (Juno and .Mr. Mosley, scr. v. Miss VVerry and Mr. .lartntll, 3 or Mrs. Adams and Mr. MacgreKOr, owe IK. Mr and Mrs. Magralh, 3 v. Miss J. Gunn
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    PRODUCE.
    119 3 (August 9) I 177-75 Gambier 800 tic. Cube No. 1 i- v -,7 r, i:i.«ck (ordinary Spore) "1087' do. White, (Fair L/W— s*) 46. Nutmegs nos to etie It*.; 62. do. (So«> to the lb) 80. Mace (Banda) 92. Cloves (Amboma) 32. L'bcrian Coffee 25. 1 m »ca, small
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    SHARE LIST, AUGUST 9th, 1900.
    109 3 SHARE LIST, AUGUST 9 th, 1900. BanU of iw m, «<-•"*"«»• v.*riTAL. f.mUr. Sharis P»,r> Of BanWofCh^andJ^Md. J* M-— «M.« 3« -9^7;, *4 Bell's As^stm Eastern A K '-<\. Nomm .oooof^ 5.584 Bers.iwah Geld Mine Co. I < ;rft ied MfaiV Oa.ry h.irm Ltd. o 17 s $1 Singapore Slipway
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    EXCHANGE.
    60 3 up i On London. BanMm/s tfoi demand Private credits 3 m/s documents 3 na/s credits b m/s „a/i FRANCE, demand Germany, m i India. T.I "Z.[" Hongkong, demand Yokohama, demand .< v Dn Java, demand f H Manila, demand pm SOVSUOGMi Bank of Kn^lauu Rate Discount 3 months bills
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      101 3 J WHITE AND SOUND TEETH.— Row- 1. yd's Odo\to is the Iksi an J purest dentifrice being warrantrd free from any acid or grilty m gradients it whitens and pr-serves ihe teelh.it j eradicates the formation of tartar rcmovs spots of incipient dr. .1 poll and preserves llie enamel. •weetens
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      290 3 Anyone who has ever had a fever knows the dt-bi.i.'itfd condition 11 uluch a long siege of it leaves the system. It is at such times that a tonic is needed like Steams' Wine of Cod Liver Oil 1 here is nothing like this preparation for building up the system
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      269 3 OCtAN STEAM SHIP COMPANY AND NEDERLANDSCHESTOOM. VAART MAATSCHAPPIJ OCEAAN The Company's steamers ar<* despatched from Liverpool outwards for the Str. its, Chna, and Japan, and from Japan homewards for London every ten days. The Company's steamers on the Java Line are despatched Irom Amsterdam and Liverpool every fortnight for the
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      287 3 riES FOR SATURDAY. < HAMPIO\SHiP f»MHs. rnorule ftnd Mr. \lys! y, v. Miss Gunn and Mr. I'moi Mr MagraUi and (apt. Dewing, v. Mrs. Coler.d^< .1^ d Mr. Mactaggaft. Mrs. Adasat and Mr. Wright, v. Mrs. Croucher and Mr. Dunman. "B" Mixed Doibliv Ml Fabns and Mr. Ja|?o, 2 v.
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      284 3 fll L S I N Hi> v.en-o'-Wa. Fla«t ai.J Tont Corom.nderg Arrvej w fOm Wb "o otl Brjuj Ot Kla« A Ton. M«.t e r. Arr.vcJ From X S B.:° s r.cc... as* k 6g^|3 P-.r.ira 1891 Andrea CUA.OCBBW lint. .2.^ li>;on Kh(> Chow Pi Bnt. ,70 |Hl,coe Dvimcm UJ4
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      192 3 GLKARANI Augi -o-jdev, fo: rioMfkong C«ow Pmv,. i X Git.fl Sine, v. i ports. H.»-.. WAs M ilacca. Lock Tai r Hum Makoari r, Bi UU 1 5f« T MuntoU and I 'MV :-!rit. str., H r B. mhay Vui > ii »ki>. fier. itr., K'ljHONGKONG WKAIHKK ihl.tbKA Barom-t«r, Jegrees
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    THE CRISIS IN CHINA.
    1466 4 NO AIIHINTII N'WVS ►KOJII I'lkiM,. (Hongkong Imregraph.) Shanghai, July V>th.— l Inawc- baaa mlormed by the Comte de Be/aure, Consul Genera,' for France at 0M p° rt lnat b( l' yesterday wrote to L' Hung-chang expressing h» s astonishment at the fact that no kp'v d
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    MAXIMS AND BLACK POWDER
    486 4 Al result of the experience of the Boer war, iliough tot'ie intelli- nt thai ezpeneaofl was Maperfloous, til nfir--, machine guns, and anillery 6ii«|E black powder, that i> smoke-niaking powder, ire now imperatively \>itl. drawn from m d. rr, warfare. The S.Y .xims ol 4s 1
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    ON MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
    283 4 An old Singaporean, who kctsa a < io.-e c><; on c urr-nt affairs indulges iii this hearty yrov\l on a point ot poliiy. What on eanh is th>- Singapore COM* Muattyat? Hereistl wentdoiogiti level best to saddle the Muni< ipality with the hospital-, and BOW 15. throws
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    60 4 It is oftu ially stated at Saigon, that the French losses m China up to July 31, were deaths and 245 wounded or net. His Honour the Acting Governor left m the Colonial -team- r S,a lirlie for Malacca at 5 p.m. yesterday, them pro<eeding to Pj tag sod the
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    MUNICIPAL COMMISSION.
    1362 4 Wpdnrsday, August Bih, iqoo. Frfsbnt Mr. A. 3mdl (President) and Messrs. Cipper, Solist, Maclaren, Jago, Barker, Moses and L« c Choon Guan. Ab»hnt Col. Pennefalher and Choa Giang Thye. MINUTES. The tnmuies o( the last ordinary meeting and a special were confirmed. PkBMDKNT's Si VTlltkNT. The financial statement
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    TIN IN PERAK
    353 4 In the rovrsc of an interesting report on the mines ot tin soutli-rn divi-iou of l'crak, Mi I. A taring w riiei The sul>) lioad t.«b!c shews the export of tin from h<; p isi six years, given m tons and pikult. Ihe dollar price is the
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    POLICE NEWS.
    212 4 A Macau, <>\ 57 Smitli-st. s,a> m he has been robbed of a gol i i h value A J»-vv, namciJ Hi-ma m, living m Ma-larca-st, r^[jorls the theft of a dock, value (8, Irom In-. oßtce An eau>lojee m nian tutrr tin- p enisei ai.d remove the
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    LADIES' LAWN TENNIS CLUB
    408 4 PLAY ON WEDNESDAY. A DociLis. Mi*s Gunn and Mr. Mosdry, scr. beat Mrs* Salzminn and Mr. R-id, owe i s..^, <> —4, 6—2. Mr. and Mrs. Magrath, 3 beat Miss Salzmann and Mr. J. G. Mactaggart, i, 6—4, 6-4. Miss J. Gunn and Mr. Faoer, owe
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    PRODUCE.
    114 4 (August 9) 177-75 (j-.mb.er 800 dc. Cube No. i i Pepptr, Black (ordinary S'porej do. White, (Fair 1./VV—sfc 4 6. Nutmegs nos to the 1ti.;..... 62. do. (Sos to the ib) 80. Mace (H.mdai 93, Cloves (Amboina) 3a. L'brnan Coliee j^, I .1 *ca, |ualityj 6.70 ilo. do flake
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    SHARE LIST, AUGUST 9th, 1900.
    131 4 BankofThn, yi'OTATIOM. CAPITAL. PAII>Ur. S«MMSF*» Off BanWofCh.naandJ pan ,d. I. N-**C* *>5 I i,2 S Bell's As ..,-.tm Eastern Ajyr-.ry. Nom.n o f i 8.5& I WZ« Berwwah Gjld Mine Co. *i Sj 5..||.., i Waver Uairy Harm Ltd. Jno J V> 17<5 tesn^ tsasr*i
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    EXCHANGE.
    60 4 Corrected up tj Angost On London. Bank 4 m/ S o demand Private credits 3 m/s 2 /odocumenta3 m/s credits 6 m/s France, demand a l (iERMANY, aijf1... India, T.I Hongkong, demand....! Yokohama, demand.. uro Java, demand ?W% Manila, demand pm >OVtR£IGNS Bank of BagUad Rate Discount 3 months
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      101 4 WHITE AND SOUND TEETH.— Row--1 \sii s Odonto b the btal an;l purest dentifrice being warrante<i !re<- from any acid or grill) m ffrrdients; it whitens and pr-serves ihe teeth, it er..di.:ates the formal ..11 of tartar reinovs spots of incipient dt.v ,iy, pobihet and preserves ilit enamel- j twit-tuns
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      291 4 Anyone who has ever had a fever knows the debi'ii.'tted condition m which a long siege of it leaves the system. It is at such times that a tonic is needed like Steams' Wine of Cod Liver Oil Ihere is nothing like this preparation for building up the system rapidly
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      268 4 OCtAN STEAM SHIP COMPANY AND NEDERLANDSCHESTOOM. VAART MAATSCHAPPIJ OCEAAN The Company's steamers are despatched trom Liverpool outwards for the Str.- its, China, and Japan, anu from Japan homewards for London every ten days. The Company's ste.imers on the Java Line an despatched trom Amsterdam and Liverpool every fortnight for the
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      175 4 MAIL 1 CLOSE I O-MORROW. ropa fc lirou-j.tr am /'a /a.n lk PM /y<i^ .>f«^ Ouan t, #-m B •> k^'jli L«jwi pm Malacca, 4cl. Aan IVnof^ //in 4 pm -anif r 4PM Bauvia, lf Stnf; s r «u«t. It*" J.Kiaer vi M Jipaii Ltnd .la I 1 am I
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      462 4 fIIIKLI N Ven.o'-Wa, Pl.Rt .nJ Todi Comm.ndert Ar: e j Prom Wp Fl.e.dTon. MMM ftmt, Hro! wer Out. 326 Am El i. a" L 5 Mc.ndert Aug. 5 B P i-.i 900 LIUDI L« Br,t. 1280 Aui' LOOl Brk.Jit4 •IS Hr,. ssa gys LATEST ARRIVA ■r.4LUI B,|| '<•" Brk. t
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      945 1 FOR SALF KM S life>(on Humber Celt M fc* tlaV- 1 ciH'ti.in will .icce>>sone*., co->t 5130. w, u accepts so. U.H., co Free Press. Aug 3 8 FOR SALE otuue Pa.lo. b\ KaihaL. m excellent *>nA SX Pric. fr,o. Apply Mr,. Nap,er, P.iteraon Road. Singapore. FOR SALE ,U.m for sQc<)i.7On
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      768 1 WANTED \\7ANTED at once a Draughtsman used to VV Archtteclural work. Good salary to a gcod man. Apply with samples of work to SWAN 8c MAC LAREN. July 23 u c j WANTED SBCONO HAM) American buggy uuh hood, suitable for Australian pony Must be m good condition. K'piy BORNEO,
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