The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 10 March 1902

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    Masthead
    18 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER THIRD SERIES. SINGAPORE. MONDAY, ioth MARCH, 1902. J DAILY ISSUE No lufi
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    • Advertisement
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      733 1 XT A Office. Telegraph St. Xx Wharves. Keppel Harbour. O STEAM NAVIGATION Co. Steamers for CHINA, JAPAN, PENANG, CEYLON, INDIA, AUSTRALIA. ADEN, EGYPT, MARSEILLES, GIBRALTAR, MALTA, BRINDISI, PLYMOUTH AND LONDON. Through Bills of Lading issued for Persian Gulf, Continental and American Port; abe for China C—st. MAIL LINE. OUTWARD HOMEWARD
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      721 1 Pacific mail steamship COMPANY OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY ANO #T*OYO KISKN KAISHA (O»IBt»TALS.S.CO.) VIA INLAND SKA OF JAPAN AND HONOLULU. Through Passage Tickets granted to England Prance, and Germany by all trans-Atlantic lines of steamers, and to the principal cities of the United States or. Canada. Rate* may be
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      538 1 DE KONXNXLXJKB PA&ET Umobr C oktract wit» tmb Nsi Agents at Singapore. Ship Agbkcy. latk Ths umdbrjibmtiovbd d*tbi Steamer 9tom Expected Van der Lija Koetei via Mar. 12 Bows porta I B Houtinau Ernst ooaai Borneo riaSoerabaia *$I%r. 8 Bandi X de Klerk Batavia Mar. TO BaUvi A n Van
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      1040 1 VAART MAATSCHAPPIT. r a rsu.au ns Imia GovaajiaMßt. I. DAENDELS Co., a-3 Collvbr Quay S ARC ON IT irrROXIMATB. WOI be aeenaißMßil lor on bajß, BanjenaaMln. Rotabaroc, Pasir, klikpapao, Donggvla, Brouw and toelonjcan Mar. 21 ermassin, KoUbaroc, Ballkpapan, loetol Donggala Mar. 13 !a. Samaran*. Soerabaia Macassar, .mbon. Baoda, Boeroe, Batjan,
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      797 1 H^^SPJJS AND SHANGHAI 1 BANKING CORPORATION. RaSBRVE FUND.— iHJtMai Sterling Reserve $10,000,000 1 Silver Reserve f 4,250,000 M 14 0^ 00 RBSBRVB LIABILITY OK PROPRIBTORS J ...*io o o.obo j Coubt or OißßCToam. B. She wan. Baa.— Cnaikma* Hea.J J ■BLt-IBVU.Q.-DBM.TT CHAI.IiAN AHvrrr.E*, I V A Sibbs. Bso^ D. to
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      535 1 N° A R WICH UNION FIRE INBUR. ANCK SOCIETY OF NORWICH AND LONDON. FOR FIRP INSURANCE ONLY. \aogar Inunn rMt««, M LsasasPA.D rS"Se?e2 Ineurance .fitted on aio^t evwv 4.^^^ "•perty at current rates ol premiaea. THK BORNBd < 0.. Lti>.— ArmpHE STANDARD LIFE~ ASSURANCE COMPANY, I S BT U 4
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      330 1 •< n»* «v m:,., rmrmm C 5 tt NM< rw» m »«< Cm,',. 91 BOLDC-VEBNEI Vt*nt I. on, AMi'illi,, '•l«rue.UM.Soiay p»'o nun lrr.>AitUrtU>w tIH I > r- 1 1 M .1 CHAI>OI»*UI X Vi.» P. >. GRIMAULT. C° MtO'CiNAt SMM *°^|01 [Medicinal Skin Soap MAYNARD&Co., Ltd. WHOUHALK AMI KKTAII. CHEMISTS
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    Domestic Occurrences. BIRTH.
    62 2 Domestic Occurrences. BIRTH. innt., the vltf oC Joh.. 8ro mbm, of ton MABBIAOE At St. Andrew's C«Uwdr»). yianaore oo Mon*»y, the loth ifistMtf, by tk* Iter. W. U. C. Dunkeftey, CWooW CtaphOn. bw««o Djuby WiLLouonsy. AMtataat ITnjino* Wm»> v P. WUlooghby, B*i., ».0., of I«te, ttfXrci* Makoarbt MARiovHoRSAtf, tkiwl daooktar
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    The Singapore Free Press. MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1902.
    1539 2 The Singapore Free Press. MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1902. Her* •ball the hM the People. n f lit ma.uUin, ln»«rrJ b T Infcnw ami nnbribrd br pin; ttt rr MtMl 1 r.ith her ffluriou. prrcrftt draw, I •itfr Ito IC-litfiwn. t..n .illi A n<l Law. Mr Stafford Ransom k, m the
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    TANJONG PAGAR DOCK CO.
    210 2 The Directors' Report, for presentation to the half-yearly meeting on Mooday next reads, Your Di «ct«r» h*g *Utc»«nt of *c counts, duly audited, for th« half-year ended i|,t DecMr.bcr, 1901. Th n t amouit for th« b.i'f-yoar available f r di* tribution, iodttdiag 1.j00.000 brought forward
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    ATTEMPTED BURGLARY FRUSTRATED.
    159 2 ATTEMPTED BURGLARY FRUSTRATED. 1 S*»*T C*m«l »T A PotlC. P*T««t. t a pljr kourtn w morning a police V tA -S i iT^^ m Whe P^"* through AltneidMd. dWered a Cbmaman rec?n -oitnngMr.F Uuthold's ™denceWh the intwtioß, it is supposed, of bw»kin c jntp the hon W On weing the
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    FRASER AND NEAVE LTD.
    267 2 The an ratal general meeting of the shareholders was held at noon to-day Mr A Oentle m the Chair, there being also i.resent Messrs. Beck r, Sugden, Cadell, Edlin, Makepeace, Mactaggart, Morrison, Scott, and McKean (Secretary) The tninuie- of last meeting were read and confirmed, and
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    PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
    188 2 TT»e "nrxtXhortii and 'iWitr-n^omc.i,' which i- the )a*t o( the prrvent season er,dm X March 31st. will take place on lufsday Urn ihth i n «t. nut, a» previously ai.nouncrd, on Monday 1 ;th. An txceUmt programme is being arranged, and especial attention it direct-<-l to tie {act
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    THE "MARGARET.'
    145 2 The American *teaiu yacht iimrgmret arrived here from Colombo reaterday hay mg called, en route, at Pulo Wey. The Mar fret m owne«l by Mr. J L fcraewon of Baltimore, who is on board during the preeent cruise with Miv Emer•on hit daughter and a party of friends
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    A WEDDING.
    161 2 A pretty wedding was solemnised at Si' Andrew's Cathedral this morning, the con trmctingpartieg being Mr. E. D. Willou K hby A«WU« Engineer, Singapore-Johore Railwar, »econd son of E. f. Willouphly M D., of London, and Mis. 1.. M. M. fcorof Old Bank House, Biecon Soutli WaJe« and
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  • SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.
  • REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
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      AN INTERVIEW WITH M. LOUBET.
      13 2 An interview with President Uubet haa been arranged.
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      THE KING VISITS THE RIVIERA.
      19 2 THE KING VISITS THE RIVIERA. Will Stay at Paris. The King 19 goi ng Nice P*ns for two days.
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      SOUTH AFRICA.
      42 2 Big Pind of Ammunition. Urd KitcLon.r w ,r,. s tLat K.-miuftou ha.-, .havered tn a c«t« 300,(K« rt>ond« of Mart.ni-Henry c-wtridge., 10,000 roundof Lee-Metford, eT eral hundred .hell, wid fuw <( one Max.m gun and two beliogntph». London, March yth, iqo*.
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      THE PHILIPPINES TARIFF.
      13 2 President R,K>,erelt h M .^n^d Ui. rliilipiunt-h Tariff Bill L
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      NEW BATTLESHIPS.
      73 2 Launch of the n v «*en." Ifcing fcdward VUr Laid Down. Mr Majesty iU Ou^n ha. launched tlie Uttle.hip Queen at iKvooport Atterwurd. HU Majesty the King Uid <"*; nm plat* ot th, k,-el th< UuU-.hu. Ai«/ Edict rd VII. _jy.g— th. tW* kmul«h,,, pUc^ent .j.p00t0... «-*«JZr^l^7^ •P^d
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    A COINCIDENCE.
    32 2 mmm mvm MM J««o«« moolS., makes total divi wo^*«°«y ".vetted m tfSIJj! of tW world, we should very aucb Ukm -S IWW what it i>, tbf j^i/ M§ H' "yjR
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      254 2 REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. TO Z 3 THE KLERKSDORP AFFAIR. T HK <MV I"* AY PS f%T CiO i-Wfl I The correspondent of the Standard &*"£!^rt.T f~* A DnDU Klerksdorp states that the es^- 4 olNuAr vjlvll. COnTOy atKraaipan twyjrißS, ENGINEER^ AND BOILERMAKERS So6rs- I IKS g^-TOfIBH MWKT wL m Horizontal and
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      158 2 ROBINSON Co. I m^ m Golf Requisities Scott's Patent Bulger Drivers Scott s Patent Bulger Brassies Irons, Cleeks, Masbies, Lofters, Gun Metal Putters. IMJ Mil I Q" mILLO patimt M ALUMINIUM Jm PUTTER. Jm __^_^^________^_Sr The Putter for the 20th Century «>!;OBO GOLF BALLS AGRIPPA GOLF BALLS MIKLU GOLF BALLS
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      509 2 _TO-DAY'S AUVERTISBIf SNTB. \\7A N TED Chiaeae Collector. vv Apply penoaally to Po«m Ko*ins>>n. Mar 10 17;; WANTED A billet a» a Foronmn Platelayer w ith I:; yean. experience m of*ea lines a- w»U aa uoast ructions. KicolUnt testimoaiaU. Age yean*. Apply to \.Y.Z c»> P«,t Master, Kmjmag, Selaogor. MarlO
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      45 2 TO»flgßE*3 ftp V > giLT^rw^, 1 A delirery Order Btfe for HorW F«4*r FhMter wtU be rmiMot wtaMfcS7«D n ABKAMr ROUM EKPO^fCBY. M»rJlO 17,3 To Let. T M MKDI A TK Kntry. No. at, C«U Street. 1 Apply X VATHAW, CfMM«* Alter. War 10 j c
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      100 2 The Week. MoAdar, iotb Hi«h VNaief -lo.as il I d N«t» Moon, y 45 a. )p ToMdajr. inh:_ Mi K h Waur:— n.io D Lcgisiativ. Council, 2.10 p S.V.I No. 2 Coy., p. «> I SP. S.V.F., fcWcUK Lighting, tilo s tmi. 6^c p W»«a«s«a», IMb MNrto Wai« .--i,.7 5
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    GREAT BRITAIN AND JAPAN.
    4122 3 T«« IsiroitTurT Aommmt. Rumours have been current for some time of negotiations tor an arrangement between Great Britain and Japan with regard to their interests m the Far Bast. The announcement made on Monday m both Houses with regard to Wei-hai-wei created some as to British
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    THE ENGLISHMEN IN AUSTRALIA.
    318 3 Victo«m Bbatih Balm y. London, February ,15th 0-55 p.m. The much be twaea Mr. MifUrens team and Victoria has ended m a yictorjr f»r the E.gkjfcmcn by 8 wickets. Mr. Mwl.jre 1 1 team wcr* a\\ oat (or 99ft runt, or 169 run, .head <A th*
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    S.C.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    230 3 SATURDAY'S PLAY. Ca4MrionsHiP. Oarbishire beat Rainnie, 6—3, 6—4. Norrie beat SaUmann 4—6, 6— 1 7—5. A. StMOLf S. Beat t y ove 1 beat WoUer^Un, 3, 9—7, B—6. B. StaoLM. Cap*. Lilly *cr. boat Barrett owe a, 6—2, 6—l. Offilb kwat Sharp, 6—4, 6-0. Rote beat HartnaU,
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    MORE HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
    146 3 r Tw« C*iM ih oh Nioht. A Hokien report* that at 8.30 last night be wm» «r*Uiag »loug South Bridge-rd and wh«* nMr «i« jaadaon of Pagoda-it, And South Bridfe-rd., h« was attack«d by two other Chia««e who robbed him of hu watch and chain and money
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    EXCHANGE.
    68 3 (CORREcffeTS TlSsTO^Ma^r^K /ij^— v, on London. BaVA 4 m/> i/gj* demand 1/9$ Private credits 3 m/s ','9t; (k>cuft:jots3 1/10 credits 6 m/* i/io^ France, demand 226! Germany, demand 184* India, T. T ,i 34 i Hongkong, demand p* r Yokohama, demand u%pm JAVA, demand too* Manila, demand Sovereigns, (10
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    PRODUCE.
    121 3 (March 10 L m »'r- *;j.i*i Oamcier 1 1.35 d«. Cube Ne. 1 17.50 Pepper, ULack (ordinary Spore) 10.00 do. While, frsir L/W- 5 s*, Nutmegs 110a u> the Ib.) 51 do. (80. to tha Ib) ©9. v, Maca (Banda) Clave* (Amboiru) v Liberian CoAw M jj. Tapioca, MnaJl
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      112 3 A Printer Greatly Surprised. 1 iH>Tur waa sa arach aarpriaed la my life, a» Iwaa with sa*raaai«a of aata« Chamberlain Paia Balm," Mm Haary T. Croak, preeamao of the AaharHla Tf>. C., U. S. A.) Gm.,tu. I ou&traoted a savsta aasa of rhtn— linn early my Itet wet. I tried
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      336 3 OCEAN *g*fr STEAM SHIP |P^ Co. AND NKDKRLANDSCHB STOOM VAART MAATSCHAPPIJOCEAAN. Town. re»». Toms. PtUmt 7441 PromtlhtMi Hit Tmmtsimt (•>.•" 7"y«/»«i 7441 Pmtroclmt SAU6 Axiom 3«12 rf.'fatai'iMi 7 441 (J/«u<ru> V.7J Rhiftu, 311:'. 7e*on 7441 Antiur WbAl Utmmon M»\l Anmtmnon 7010 or#«/#« 4«i58 /Vi«m £>(V 4 i 4;«« 703 M
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      415 3 MAILS CLOSE 1 n.Moltwnw. For P«r At. Europe Sachsen 8 *m Samarang ice, Pr ins Alexander 7am Cheribon Giang Ann ham °*>i Me dan n am Djambie Kian Ann" IrM Beogkahs arc. Heng Lee 2 ru Muar Malacca Farfalla 2 ru P. Dickaon flr P. Swel'ham Batavier 3 rM Penang
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      1354 3 1 SHARK LIST, MARCH teth iftt. j ttUOTaTIOM. P»lt». DlT1»«««a Rank oi OaM aad Jap*-. Ltd. 4.1 Nwainal. 4 Dafamd. A.S/ Zt BaTs Aihatoi Rastarn A<ancy. NanaVuL £1 Baraawah Gold Mine O l}.v> »S Chindrat Gold Miniag Co. Ud. t« Uaar Watar Dairy Pana Ua. |ioo |ioo PVaair and Naav
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  • REUTERS TELEGRAMS.
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      THE KLERKSDORP AFFAIR.
      40 4 The correspondent of the Standard* Klertodorp state* that the escort of the Convoy atKraaioan twice repulsed the Boers. THU CONVOy_S pf .'T rue latter then charged on three sidei mth tremendous impetus and recklessness, dividing the column.
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      GALLANTRY OF NORTHUMBERLANDS.
      22 4 Some of the Nortuuiuoenana ruwucio fought their way out and charged with bayonets, but it was a hopeless effort.
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      BOER LOSSES.
      9 4 Thirty Boers were killed and tweutycight wounded.
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      THE ARMY.
      45 4 Mr. Bioilrick, the Secret ry of State for War, m introducing the Army Estimates iv thi' House of Commons, stated that it was pruned t»iat iv future men should do thre* 1 years' Bervice with the colours, and ninf years m the Rt-iserve.
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      THE PRIVATE'S PAY.
      27 4 The p»y of the private i\aa to be a c lear shilling per day, rising under certain cir-L-uuistaneea to eigliteen-peuce. London, Match 6th, 1902.
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      BOER DELEGATES IN AMERICA.
      21 4 Mr. Hay and President Roosevelt m succession received the Boers Mesar*. Woluiarans and Weasels as private visitors.
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      NO INTERFERENCE POSSIBLE.
      26 4 After listening to them for fitVeii minutes, President Roosevelt stated that the United States would not interfere iv the struggle m Jjouth Africa.
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      THE GERMAN FORCE IN CHINA.
      22 4 The M't-roßii Emperor has recalled fruiu the CL'iua Station the icrniser Kaiserin Augusta, aud two torpedo destroyers.
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      THE KLERKSDORP ESCORT.
      32 4 It U announced that over a hundred more of the men who comprised the escort to the convoy n» the Klerk&durp affair, U»ve now rejoined. London, March jtk, iyoJ.
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      THE OPEN DOOR IN SHANTUNG.
      43 4 In ,ui»w. -r to enquiries regarding Shautang the German Government has assured the United State* that there ia no inteution to exclude the citizens of other nationalities from nur of the advantages which German may c <}>>j there.
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      THE POLICY OF FRANCE.
      23 4 M. Deleave, B|>eakii)^ m tht- Chamber, uiixlify PWKcb pjlicj, which ii iiketrise directed to maintain the integrity of China
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      BRITAIN AND JAPAN.
      35 4 The J*i»au?se battlesbiii \f,k't t JMi arrived at Devonport, to attend the cere uiuDjr of the launching of tbe new Br.tish battleship Queen by H«r Majesty tht 'Jueen. London, Match tith, kjO2.
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      311 4 PULLECTION of Old Violins (or sal.- and th« v^ bet kind ot Violin bow*. Apply to Mr. JCLJIS HAL/.KU, I inon Hotel, North Bridge Koad, Bin<raiion> M«7 froth:ilS For Sale A steamer, 24:45 tons gross, length :SOO breadth 28' r 4lepth fK For further particularapply to Me A LISTEK Ie
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      765 4 Singapore Sporting Club THE Coanalttoe of the Blngap©** Sporting I Club>io»e to U»ue Debentan, Bead., to *a«y such Dobentaw Boa«s ate »JV munipste with the Seoretary. vrtU furnish (all details as to the «andl«*»s ttpoa whioh they j will be iwued. £r. o^ ju,, Secretary, Siagapore Sporting Club. Feb 22
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      440 4 *\fom 1 -1 I Covril (and there are over 500 that do so) gives practical, mUbie testimony to the pre-eminence of Bovril as a strengthening, MiTo^ abstaining food. ■'"T-hjV taptimo iy embodies the experience of those best able to ju4g* «T tlic leal v.ilue of Bovril, of its absolute purity,
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      203 4 Katz Brothers Ltd. j Are now showing a Special Cheap Line IN White Table Damask I < 29 inches wide 25 cents per yard. 53 do 90 do do 58 do $1.00 per yard J 60 do $1 00 do 66 do $110 do 66 do $1.25 do 70 do
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      1100 4 *J^BbG^|C^S An IRA At CMfTOH.^^* PROGRAMME FOR THE SPRING RACE MEETING, igoj MAY j(.tk. land, and 24th FIRST DAY. 1 Ttusday, svtk May. First Racb. Jk Tmi GoTHMOk'* Cvr.— A Cup presented by T I. X.Sir Frank Swettenham, k. C st.o., with $100 dded money. A Race for Maiden Horses
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      1111 4 VESSELS BXPICTID. Giving port of departure, snd (waara ka»W») due hero, and name of Agenta. J«^^ 1 cHbi; rr-»« *>» 2»i tam*&.'*rrr» kkatsnki, Jap.. I 01 don, due tepiogle. H. >18, PorUßoatt due Mar •largaret, C. 8. yacht Now Y»rk. due Mar iikaea. Jap.. Portsmouth, dne Mar 1 'ere* vie
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