The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 12 June 1901

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    19 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. THIRD SERIES. SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY, 12™ JUNE,/ I9 oi. DAILY ISSUE, No. 4202
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      804 1 P_ Office. Telegraph St. XT Wharves. Keppel Harbour. O STEAM NAVIGATION Co. learners lor CHINA, JAPAN, PENANG. rFYLON, INDIA, AUSTRALIA, ADEN, KfIYPT, MARSEILLES, GIBRALTAR, MALTA, BRINDISI, PLYMOUTH AND LONDON. Through Bills o» I-ading issued for Persian falf, Continental and American Ports, also for China Coatt. MAIL LINES. OUTWARD HOMEWARD 1901
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      800 1 PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY AND rpOYO KISEN KAISHA (ORIENTAL S. CO.) VIA INLAND SEA OF IAPAN ANIJ HONOLULU. Through Passage Tickets granted to England France, and Germany by all trans-At lantic lines of sie.tmers, and to the principal cities al tht United Sta'es or Canada.
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      1308 1 SAFES SAFES GEORGE PRICES. WOLVERHAMPTON The People's Safe «fll > AND The Commercial Bent f -i* 1 I Steel. i sjj5 jj I GJPhicfs ;|F i| PAT i\lT Ii" > -^WL BENT STEEL BURGLAR Y&F/REf AND HssJ^m)fi&i/23 FIRE RESISTING SOLE AGENTS FOR THE Straits Settlements, Native States, Siam, &c. Paterson,
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      681 1 LJONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-UP CAPITAL s (o i» 000 RESERVE FUND.— Ster ing Reserve $10,000,000) S.lver Reserve S 3,000,000 j •'.1.000.000 RESERVE LIABILITY OF PROPRIBTOKS $io^)oo,ooc CoUKI ut OIBBCTOBB. R. Shi-wav Esq.— Chairman. Hon. J J Ksmncß, Bsq Dbputv Chairman H. E Tumkins, KXq. I R. L. Richabdson
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      838 1 MOTHERS SHOULD REMEMBE? Wh M »*««-clln X SMI artificial 1 00U «or tl,« lr t T JREE DISTINCTIVE CHARACTERIS TIC* tfELLIN'S FOOD WORKS, PECKHAM, LONDON, ENGLAND. JJORWICH UNION FIRE INSUR- > x^ ANCE SOCIETYOF NORWICH -mm 7N AND LONDON. 2& •J f 4sf i III t¥j3 KST4Br. I S H
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    The Singapore Free Press. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1901.
    560 2 The Singapore Free Press. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1901. l^w. In notifyir, it- renac to a nc-w office the Pinmmg dazctte tnent the sequence ol il I since These ar<- Pinang Ir. W. A. B. Calltll, Mr. J. Y. Kenned> Mr b.( i',. Mr. f. Skinner, Mr. I Archibald X Ir.
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    SINGAPORE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION.
    77 2 SINGAPORE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION. At the annual general meeting held last night, Mr S oular was a^ain re-elected President for the enduing year and Mr. Miller Hon. Secretary and Treasurer. Entries for the Cup Competition close on 1 ucy'av tie 1 8th inst., at 6 p.m., en trance be $15 each
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    THE HONGKONG BANK ROBBERY.
    306 2 It i> perhaps not premiture to say that the mystery of the «Hongkon:,' Hank n.bberv is now practically solved. The partners m the ad appear to have been i the Chartered Bank Kling tamby Mole the Hon^kon^ bank reserve duplicate kr) deposited at the Char-tt-i. d
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    A TEST CASE.
    107 2 Mr. Hrockmin, Mr. J. Aitkei Coamis him t ,1 by the deabel. hich had been :n July 1 m the alt< ■antion. Hi said that the ard not Icr t!. turn oi U c im test tl :nic 1 ai but ua> lemanded Authority for ked nnd
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    TRUSTEE INVESTMENTS IN COLONIAL STOCKS.
    146 2 TRUSTEE INVESTMENTS IN COLONIAL STOCKS. contains an Order by the fine I'iisury selling forth the following ons undtr which, m accordance with the I Stock At.-., 1 i>x>, trustees may invest m Colonial stocks c Colony Jiall provide by legislation for mem out ot the revenues of the Colony o!
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    GERMANY AND THE MONROE DOCTRINE.
    275 2 The Pkofosal to Kstarli^h ouinu Statios^. manitctcd m diplomatic and official circles m an interview with a hijjh German official, published by the Herald yesterday. The German Fmbassy dodants, saysthc Washingtun curre p.mdent ot the Daily Telegraph, that the interview is silly and stupid, and
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  • REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
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      DROUGHT IN BRITAIN.
      17 2 The continuance of the drought ing the gravest anxiety to the farmer, throughout Britain.
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      SOUTH AFRICA.
      92 2 Lord Kitchener replying to Mr. Brodrick urtly denies the alleged surprise 01 commando but leaves the matter un explained. And what of ,t I R euter first tell. M the con mando m qntstioa has been surprised Th, another <Ly lhat n Ruchener says I hen to-day that
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      CHINA.
      89 2 The Chambers of Commerce. Lord Cranborae, m reply to a deputation of the Associated Chamber* of Com urging the extreme importance c: .nense potentialities of trade with China stated that the Government 1 felt ac utelj the importance of the commercia of the situation. It would be the duty
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    373 2 Lieutenant Worsley. Ist Battalion Wf orkshire !<• iment. has been appointed Station St much, vice Captain Holbrook. vacated Both these offiwere here with the West York l.uut. Worsley ii a son of Capt. V. formerly a resident of Singap A pathetic little story is told m reference to the wreck
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    SPOONER OX SPOONERISMS.
    111 2 Alluding to the annual dinner of the Strafford Club a report of the proceeding* says The President (Mr R. \V. Living-tone. New Collepe) was m the chair, and MrWinston Churchill the principal gnest. Canon Spooner, m the course of an amu^ sing reply to the toast of
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      572 2 IG. R. Lambert Co. PHOTOGRAPHERS just received EASTMAN'S BROMIDE PAPER n«i mkuvhi IN ALL SIZES AND OUALITIES. POP. PAPERS ILFORD'S PLATES m all sizes. EXTRA RAPID EMPRESS WRATTEN WAINRIGHT PLATES. DEVELOPERS Metol, Rodinal, Eikonoyen, Amidol, Hydrochinon etc. Also a Special Rapid Developer, prepared for immediate use. requires very short exposun
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      890 2 Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corporation. STOLEN $50 NOTES. BETWEEN the afternoon of Saturday May -'sth, and the morning of Tues day, May 28th, 4,739 Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Notes, each of the value of $50. were stolen from the Singapore Office of this Corporation. All holders of Notes of this
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      722 2 TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS AUCTION SALE OF 22 cases pints Real Munich Beer Al OCR SAI.K ROOM. Thursday, i >th June, at n a.m. POWKLL Co.— Auctioneers. J une l 2 13.6 The Senawang Coffee Co. Ltd. In I.iul ikation. Auction Sale of thr Senawang Coffee Estate. r^e undesigned h Y e
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      163 2 TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENT-. Fraser Deaoe limited Printers, Publishers. Account Book Manufacturers, Commercial Stationers. Publishers ol I 111 SmOAVOM UO Siraii- DUUKTIOKY, Thk Si.\gai-<»kk and STKAIT9 RouOM Diakv. Tin Travklu.k's M\i.u PrONOUMCOK H AMD-Book, Mac oi naTowwoi Simgapou, I rhe Mast Comolete and Up-to-date Printing Office m the Straits Settlements. Fraser Neave,
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      147 2 The Week. Wednesday, iath Hinh Water :—5.^7 a.. f>.2(> p. S.V R. Recruits Drill, -„1,, p. Lodge Zetland Regular, 8.30 p. Tr.ursday, 13th Hi^h Water :—7 22 a., ;.22 p. P. O. Ma i Homeward due. Lecture, Prin-,ep-st. Church, 5 p. Philharmonic Orchestra, 8.30 p. Friday, 14th Hi*l vVatet -.->.;
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    RAFFLES CRICKET CLUB.
    493 3 The annual athletic sports of the Raffl s L"r cket Club commenced yest^ rd iy afttri n oon m the grounds of the RafTl s In.ti ut ion. and m spite of the heavy and slipper) t ondition of the turf some very creditab c rt w
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    THE LATE MR. T. SHELFORD, C.M.G.
    500 3 a supplement to the brief p^r.igraph the unveiling of the at' Mr. .rd's portrait on Monday th-_- fol :.ow given irds paid a httir to the memory of M <]. m th^ n the year 1863, when he joined the firm f Paterson, Simons
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    143 3 merchant Hying no ,jg, d through the harbour from Ka.t to West at i) this morning. H. M. S. Lizard Wt Hoagkoftf on the 4th instant., and ii due here at any moment. J rich Wilhelm left bcraocbora c tbii morning and proceeded to Section „o Wharf, to
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    JOTTINGS FROM BERLIN.
    747 3 A few boon after my 'as' jottiagi m re WMt c ll a q.iick change oi on ti.e parliamentary a^e m Berlin. Simultaneously with the peremptory closing oi the Prussian Landtag cam.- the announcement of the repladaf of three j Cabii rt Miniaten by others. Only 01
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    NATAL PARLIAMENT OPENED.
    149 3 Pietera ibey*/, Pridiy, May 17.— The nrw (•owin..r 1 f Natal. Si II McCallum. had a heart} no p ijn from the cioivd m openin Pail.ameni 1 (day. Governor's sp. 1 referred to the death o, th< Qoeen and ike visit of the Duke of Cornwall I
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    CHINESE SHIP-OWNER AND BRITISH CAPTAIN.
    597 3 111-- to' low ing is t'c report of ihe ca-<- I' S. I'ri nro*a v. Un La, h. am o,i May 14th, m Summa y Jur, n. before His Hunpnr A.G Wise, Puisne Ju go ia ilie H< ngkong Supreme Court .m m tion brought
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    ACCIDENT OR- ?
    471 3 ACCIDENT OR- A weird story, which even the m ,t pro^ t<c At s;la iix n wnl h ive <hn c i ul v hi ilis nis»im as i inn.' ;iu t iii -g.inon > f Col icnl nets m n home rMi I ill. i. riiefiCS.«re i" lh. ms-
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    IN CHRISTMAS ISLAND.
    172 3 try 1 tnl N I "•ail. .-r d el of I I --oil, row r,e lon^j su::cssi->n of At \>< i I m o!,(»inl" btr^e-. Bay, an I It of I rub.irk. id ,n. giving j.i th<- capual uit m th ol I wealth of the present
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    s. C. C LAWN BOWLING TOURNAMENT.
    124 3 ITBROAVS PLAY. Sim.m Hanoicaf. hi. Freeman 8 beat Uss scr., 21 —12. uurt.) X n ej .1 be il B m tnleb 10, 21—11. rO-DAY s TIES. SINOI.B HaSLUCAT I A Court.. Mackenzie scr. v. Pri chard 7. ourl.) Withers 4 v. Rkdue DooßLa
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    ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
    232 3 S. C. C. v. 35m Co. R. A. These old opponents met la.-t ni^ht on the Cricket Club Gr>uitd, and as is usually the cue with these teams the game was very hard fooght, laurels at the finish being even. Despite the wet condition of the ground and
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    BRITISH LINES UNITE AGAINST MR. MORGAN.
    319 3 the Daily Express While M combination hat been Itemed, the lt:adiritf British lines on the North Atlantic hive rea understanding .is to their action m tasr Mr. Morgan and the financial imerests I k iiut lienfd, to drive English -.hipping Irom vi wih i
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    The Standard Time Balis.
    48 3 T he Standard Time Balis. A Tinio Ball at Fort Canning anil one at P'lUa liruii lull evi-ry d;iy at 1 p.m., Sin^;t|><>ro mean tiiin- reearwiea sMaa Usse •> hrs., t miv., ;i."> see**) Lk ■i 1 1 x Botsead ti v«- ssaMstes averkMssly. To-day both Balls fell correctly.
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    A Good Cough Medicine.
    94 3 1 1 -)''\iks Well Ibt C'li.uiitK'ilain's C'Hi^li Kciin-dy wli.ti drutrpists use it m their own families m prt'fcrcuco to any other. I aa>ve boU (liainlM>rlain's Oongk l^'iiu-dv Ibr the pad live yoars with complete satisfaction to myself and mist on ♦•rs swiys l)i u^^i-.i .1 Ooldamltti
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    SHARE LIST, JUNE 12th, 1901.
    219 3 Quotatiom. Paio n «nk ol China and Japan, Ltd. £i Nominal. f, D 105 Inferred. /c.y X t Hell s Asbestos Hastern Agency. Nominal. f\ Bersawah Gold Mine Co. *?.7S Sellers SUcar Water Da.ry Farm Ltd. I Kaser and Neave Ltd. $86 Sellers 6% Debs
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    EXCHANGE.
    73 3 CORRECTED UP T« hn* 12.) >n London Bank 1 m/* ■.-•id 1 1 1 J •*riv it- credit! 3 n/5... documents 3 m/s j credits 6 m/i 2 1 France, demand Germany, demand [*>* r.r 4 s> Hongkong, demand £%diYokohama, demand 2 pm. Java, leouutd igi Manila, domand .....i
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    PRODUCE.
    95 3 (June 12 > *74W g da. Cube No. i., „8 7 J f, iilack (ordinary S'porej /s v> White, (Fair L/W- S 46, 1 1 os to the lb.) -,j -10. (80s to the Ib) Sianda; < Amboina) 1 ren.in Coffee 17.50 p.. small pea>-l (Fair nualiu c7do flake
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    Weather Report.
    70 3 (June 1 1.) rakMi .1 Kandaog Keroau H n;,,,, y. a. m. :j r. m. lUr. Md. Fuh ».ft23 Temperature 73.n 82.0 I'.ty, Wet Hull) Thermometer 7t».."» I^.o Dir. of Wind v 8.8. Cil in -Max. Totnp. m ihadfl Mm. do do 70. Max. m Sun 107.1 Terr.
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    HONGKONG WEATHER TELEGRAMS.
    105 3 Barom.ior, reduced to 32 tew Fahrenheit. mid to rh.' 1.-v.l of too sea m ineliiv, tenth, and tuin>liv-ltli>. Miail;i lun>. limllm In millim-tro*. T.-iii|..T;itllr<' m tiio sli.ult- m I'lhren lii-it. Manila twmpaialniu em Huiniility, m porcent i,.> „i .ifarui.ni. .Im bumiditj of air attainted witb i ii^ino.
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      57 3 Reduction IN PRICES OF Plates, Papers, Chemicals Kodaks and Films. CiEORGR MICHAEL, 1 ROBINSON ROAD. May 31 mwf T B E fe JP^lforLadics.l ft Lfiaiad A Remedy for all Irregularities. Kulwritd.D,! Bitlrr Applt. IVnnyr.y.l. il C th«. V 9 >ld by Singapore Dispensing Co., Ltd., RafTies Place. Singapore. Fropiinor 1
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      318 3 OCEAN [f^ STE AM NBOBRLANOSCHB STOOMVAART MAA TSCHAPPIJ OCEAAN, 1 >^ S Tons. Achilles 7043 AJvrmid.m 2870 Agamemnon 7011 Nestor i; Af* 70 J9 Orestes 4653 Alcinous Patroclus 550q Anchises 2729 Peleus 7^oo Antenor 5531 Polyphemus 2613 Calchas 6748 Priam 2845 Cyclops 2066 Prometheus 5570 Datdanus 4653 Pyrrhus 3621 Deucalion
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      177 3 WAILS CLOSE U H X 1 W I J J er At Hongk >m ■tv- |o vm Vmjimnhu ham 1 v Langgi 1 pm !i i 1 I.Hat ana im B iiu V sar v KbUN( C'loic f'iiva I M Sn PM O- r!)\ iiin 1 m Pa nil, Brouuet
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      284 3 VESSELS IN PORT. Of CO SSS" ft» /^r „F r rHamilton j avcn fP"** 0 X- P. W.lbelu. b'ship, 10,000 P .tlcrap, r s» in seas U. 8. crai... .000 BhSSr M' 1 ajar I;:': 1 > 216 J > {-<•, Brotu, 8000 Wore M,vll N i an 10 Den
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      44 3 PASSENGERS HOOKED HOMK WARDS. P. IIID (>. P«C Pa*ramatta,]uv<. t ,\j r J. Bowers. 1 N.D.1.. T mmh trg June il A 1 Inly 2. -Mr. H. Xi tnrr, Pi r-or te- Mr. A. Dawson, Mr. Carrie. Per Kiaut,chou, Mr-, Xl cr« I'atlock and child
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  • SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.
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      CHINA.
      96 4 (Special to Singapore Free Press). Hongkong, 6th June. Germany has restored to the Chinese j Minister [at Berlin] the freedom of tele- I graphic intercourse. Hongkong, June 10th. News has reached Peking of the massacre, by Prince Tuan, m April last, of six Italian and sine Belgian priests, with
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      FIRE AT PEKING.
      23 4 On Tuesday night, during .1 thunderbtorni, the Western portion ot the Forbidden City at Peking was tired, probably by lightning
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      IMPERIAL ARCHIVES DESTROYED.
      31 4 Despite tht heavy downpour of rain, the fire spread rapidly, destroying numerous buildings, including the Wi Ying Hall, which is supposed to contain Imperial Archives and a library.
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      TEMPLE OF ANCESTORS SAVED.
      24 4 No lives were lost, and the Centre Halls of the Temple of Ancestors and the Emperor's private apartments were saved
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      THE LOOTERS DRIVEN OFF.
      29 4 Strict orde^ were issued to restrain the public, an International mob having approached the ruins with a number of carts, with a view to looting.
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      ADMIRAL SEYMOUR.
      26 4 Hongkong, 11th June. Last night was held the annual dinner, of the China Association at Shanghai. Admiral Sir Edward Seymour was the principal guest.
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      BRITAIN'S TASK AND BRITAIN'S RIVALS.
      100 4 m responding to the toast ot the Services Admiral Seymour spoke of the task the Open Door policy laid upon Great Britain. There were now powerful rivals trying to deprive us of valuable trade. First of all there was Russia, no trading nation, keeping out
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      THE NAVY AND TRADE.
      57 4 British interests are safe-guarded by the Navy m China. The Navy had last year to do properly what should be considered the work of th« Army. But that was because the Navy had the habit of being on the spot when anything was occurring. Sir Edward
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      THE DERBY.
      24 4 The following is the result of the Derby i Volodyovski 1 William 111. Veronese 3 There were twenty-five starters for the Derby.
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      REMARKABLE CRICKET.
      40 4 1 here has been some remarka bit.- cricket m the match between Warwickshire and Lancashire. The former team made 532 runs for four wickets, and declared the innings closed, winning the match by an innings and 75 runs.
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      BRITISH TROOPS " NO WORSE " THAN FOREIGN.
      23 4 BRITISH TROOPS NO WORSE THAN FOREIGN. He thought that the war had shown that British troops were not worse trained than Continental troops.
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      FOREIGNERS PLENTY TO LEARN FROM US.
      23 4 He added that our experience m China had shown that foreigners had plenty to learn from us.
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      THE OAKS.
      29 4 1 h« result of the Oaks is as follows Cap and Bells 1 Sabrinetta 2 .Winnie Dee j The lirst three horses were ridden by American jockey*.
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      AUSTRIA AND BRITAIN.
      94 4 Count Goluchowski, -peaking before the Austrian Delegations, refused to entertain any idea of convoking the Hague Convention for the purpose of mediating between Britain and the Boers. Austria had no desire to do anything unfriendly to Britain, with whom Austria wished to live m peace and friendship.
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      THE CHINESE INDEMNITY.
      48 4 The American (iovernment has proposed to the Powers to submit the question of the Chinese indemnity to the International Tribunal at the Hague. The L\ S. Government has formally apprised the Power- that it will not consent to a joint guarantee of the Chinese indemnity.
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      PLAGUE IN EGYPT.
      73 4 Eleven cases of plague have occurred m Egypt, of which «rver have pcofed fatal. INDO-CHINA AND YUNNAN. M Doumer, Governor of Indo-China, has formed a Company with a capital of seventy million franc-, to construct and exploit a railway into Yunnan. THE KING AND THE CAMPAIGN. Ihe
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      MOROCCO AND BRITAIN.
      52 4 A Moorish Mission has arrived m London to congratulate the King upon his accession to the throne This incident is exciting much interest m French and Spanish newspapers, who are greatly preoccupied at present over the question oi Morocco. There is some talk of a French protectorate
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      CHINA.
      33 4 it is stated at Berlin that the Powers have agreed that the senior officers of the Allied Contingents m China shall resume the command of their own troops m Count Waldersee's absence.
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      96 4 ORANJE HOTEL PALEMBANG A COMFORTABLE and well furnished place for Travellers and Boarders close to the landing place. Entrance from river-side and land -side. Highly recommended. J. F. LANGKNBERG,— proprietor. June 4 mwf. McALISTER Co. Engineering Department. FOR Planting, Mining, Engineering, Carpenters Tools and Requisites Portable Steam Engines and Centrifugal
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      572 4 PURVEYORS TO EMPRESS OF INDIA. CELEBRATED OILMAN'S STORES. NOTICE. Wfe have appointed Messrs. Gltmhii Co., Sole Agents for the sale ol Portable Vertical, and Fixed Engines, Boilers, kc for Malay Peninsula. Sumatra, Siam, and Cochin China. Messrs. Glthiii at Co., nave at present a Uock ol our improved Porubir Steam
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      369 4 lAMES WATSON COb SCOTCH WHISKIES. ARE IHE BEST VALUE IN THE MARKET Flag Brand, 10 years old. $12 per case, duty extra. (Specially Recommended.) Vi V< 8 per case, duty extra. OBTAINABLE FROM RETAIL [>KAI KRS OR McALISTER Co., ■OU AGENTS. CALVERT's 20 CARBOLIC I CARBOLIC SOAP I OINTMENT Cuwandprevcntiln,-
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      235 4 FOR SALE QWNER leaving for Europe. A pony, trap ..id arness, al! m good cot.iJUKjn. Price J225. Apply l>. J. t ,Fr Prea. J Un S 3 .6 i»OR SALE T*HK Island of S«batak, xituat«-d OB the N.K. 00M4 d BorMO, off the Frontier betwo.jri the i'.ritihh North Bonso Ooapanr'i
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      952 4 Selangor Turf CJub. Programme of Annual Meeting, 1901, July 2nd, 4UI and 6th. FIRST DAY Rack I. The Maiden Plate.— Value $250. A race for maiden horses, weiglit perscale, lost. an allowance of i 4 lbs, for all horses imported into the Straits Settlements and Native State* as griffins, at
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      644 4 For Derby, Broome, Cossack, Onslou, Carnarvon. Geraldtoo and F«m, n n"--*SS»£ttiS'B* i 11 Hor freight and Massage apply to W. MANSFIELh June 10 Agents O.S.S. Co. 14.6 FOR MELBOURNE ft SYDNEY aUo taking cargo for other Austral.an per- H New Zealand (via Java) The steamer ARGUS VJ 92i Ca Ptain
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