The Straits Times, 13 June 1896

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    13 1 The Straits Times. KSTAIUJSIIKI): 183 L SI\(iAPO]U; SATURDAY, JUNE ia 1896. NO. 18,948.
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      906 1 I \M^IIII > COMPANIES. on i i 'in LTSa i^iay, .y VaJaaaan, n.» lUriiour. ,11 \M NAVIGAIIUH (tiMI'ANY. ro| lIIIS>. JIH. I'l NAN,., Im.m. \i -ll.»m. AI.KN, E<jypT, a i -i, kai mi.-. Malta, 11, Vl VU I. PI.VMOITH, AM- I Through Bokl of Lading is«ued for AiiM C<xui- rVsaja
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      853 1 STK.VMSHII' OOMPANIE& I VK KONINKI.I.IKK PAKKT.. ART ft v.v 1 M lI APPIJ. lii.ler .outraet with the N iherlainU Imlia (Jovei mni-tit. Aymtn al Smi/ii/Hirr; Sinr AOMCT, I. I J. DabUDBjIJ A <'0., L'-:t, Col.l.yKK QI'AY. -■•■am, -I- Prom Kx|,,ci,-,| Will be Dtapatthed for On liiia. June i.;ih. I'aneli. Itila.
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      804 1 DX. A. R HOWES. DKNTIjT. own, an us. «t> amrtwiY iu>ai>. •'</■ ovkk LAWSOX, LYOX aY Co. rpBI EMPRESS ASSURANCE J. CORPORATION, LIMITED. The undersigned have Ix-cn appointed agaata for the above Company, and are prepared to accept marine and' tire risks at current rates. M/» PITTFARCKEX A Co. To
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      674 1 IXSIItANC'KS. CIAHTOI INSURANCE Olllt I. y LIMITED. Capit.i Subseribod t2,W, r o\ Amouut paid up s x i/n-o. Beserre fund I.'OO/00. HBAD OrriCß. IIOHOKOHa. The nndersifrned, having been uppf>i:-ti--l A rents of the above ComiKray, are pn-r.- •■•< acwpt Marinn Kisks at current rat<w. A ESoaas In but:, wily ].iii,l
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      501 1 INSURANCKS. THE BRITISH KMI'IKK Ml TI Al. I IKK ABBVBANCE OOMPAKY. TO WHICH HAS BEKN TKANSKKKHKI) TIIK aoancM o* I THK POSITIVE GOVERNMENT SECURITY LIKE AMCftANCE CO., LIMITED. NOTICE is hereby given that Iflllliaaifu of «h liUKinessof the Foatthrs QoremnieiitSecuritvLifelnsuranceCo.. Ltd tothe British Empiri! Mutu.il Lift Aanmutca Oa has been
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      556 1 HANKS. Hn.NiiKn^ii AND BHAHQHAI HANKINd OOHFOaUTIOH. I'AIHIl 1 CAPITA! SltMsm.UHi. KKSKKVK FUND 6,760,000 REBEBVB LIABILITY OF\ I'UOI'KIKTOKS }..*IO,IKMMM'. C. ,l kt Of DIBBCTOM A M, CUXACIIIK. K-J. < lIAIHMAN. SO. MIUHAELSKN, K«j Irn-irv Chairman TheHon.J.J.BELi.-l;:.:N.;. J. hi.-™,. Kan. J il. B. Dodwsll. E«| I D. B. Sabhook, K».| M. V.
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      612 1 .YOTICES. PREVF.XT FEVERS find destroy ill noxinn., offensive, or infection* odours fn,m latrines or CALVERTS CIRBWJC mWDtR uuiimii to contain S°/ o o( I'm •Wi No. ft (M.l.ollf— th» ftrmqrtt l>l-inf,.. taut known.- and, lightly sprinkled through a dredger, i' i"< the ih"ii>rtt and met' <p-' preparation. (hi, fi l/».
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    COMMERCIAL.
    468 2 UTE8T MARKET (il'UTATIUXS. Singapore, 13th Jine, 1896. PRODUCE. Gambier, 7 :(."> do Cube No 1 11.40. do do Xo S, !).0O. Copra Bali 6JA do Pontiauak UK. Pepper, Black lO.fiO. 8ago Flour, Sarawak 2.flO. do Brunei U7fc Pearl Sago, :i.4j. Coffee, Bali, .aellert at 38.00. Coffee. Liberian, No. 1
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    150 2 tui rrrslr. Timr. To-Day. 1*. and Bombay Bitaqnv, '1 p.m. Hongkong Iiuir'aban ■> p.m. Kobe via ports Ernest IWiMI 2 p.m. Malacca Klang Sappho, 8 p.m. IVnang Deli Calypso, 8pm Iudrngiri Benuil. 3 p.m. T. and Kulantan Sri 8pm Hnli fit ports 7>iv«i. 3 p.m. ot \c via
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    102 2 From KniorK —By the P. .V >. s. s, VMM, due on theSSnd June, she brings dates to the 98th May. Kno.MCm.NAi- Bytba M. M. s.s. Katal due on Ilith June.' Timk Tabu Of Mails Doa. eft Singapore Due U London Aniw< Apl. i-iitli I. Ar o.
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    158 2 AKKIVALS. Per t, s. .V.f,,i from Teluk AHSOB via ports j—Messrs. 11. Port, J. Qardner, K. II Zavetz, Harflect, Mrs. Kcun. and Mrs P K. Aviet. Per c. 6. S/.it from DaUi Mr. and Mrs. Brandli. Per s. s. l'alnmrulln from al.ntta via ports :—Messrs. H. Qua-t. and
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    STRAITS TIMES SATURDAY, 13th JUNE, 1896. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. THE GOLD STANDARD.
    92 2 STRAITS TIMES SATURDAY, 13th JUNE, 1896. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. THE GOLD STANDARD. Kbtabusheu: lbal. I'RH'E 10 CENTS. [AManyw«n nOrn UttimiteHmmf raam may tlie/ouHh ptufe.] /W0,., i-ui, Jwne, Several Democratic StateConventionihave declared in favour of a gold standard in the l'nited State-. There is a strong feeling among American business men ill
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    THE GOLD STANDARD.
    199 2 Tiik current of political opinion in the L'nited States now sets in favour of a gold standard. The silver faction there has done its best to discredit the present currency system. and. latterly, as the time for the Presidential election drew closer, had redoubled ttseOorta. Only the
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    16 2 I.aiiv Mm iikli. will hold a reception at Government House at .-> p.m., en Thursday, the 18th.
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    44 2 Tni; M. M.' mail that arrived to-day brought London date- to the I'.Jrd of May just twenty-one day* out from London. The mail »as received al the Singapore post offfce at 7.:> a.m. H nd was completely sorted ai v:;u a.m. very smart work.
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    168 2 Tin; Mouse of C moni rose i,.r the Whitsuntide Holidays al twenty-five minutes to two o'clock on Friday after- noon, the L'Jnd ult.. ali.r a contßHious sitting of twenty-two and a half hours, during which the Agricultural Ratings Bill was forced ihrough Committee by tho Govomment. The Bill was subjected
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    11 2 Tub text of theMorphiae Ordinanoi is published in the Government QazetU.
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    17 2 Mu. and Ifo Hugh Clifford arrived by the mail thia nioniin^. They are staying at Goyanunont iiouse.
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    18 2 Tiik new Spanish Minister to Japu i.- a paeaaager <>n hoard the Emmk thmuM iVoni Marseille- for Yokohama.
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    10 2 The King of Ska baa decorated thirty people at Batavia.
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    8 2 TiiK I'l-incrof Wales' Thau ran second forth.' Oaka.
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    13 2 Bom detaili oftha Derby racing will be found in our New- ria Ceylon.
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    14 2 Cam (oiuny hM nuptua, in the year., of one ami a quarter million sterling.
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    28 2 Mu. A. A. Swax, formerly A. 11. I.e. K I. .1- ben elected t«. be M. I. C. Iv member of 1 1 1. Institute of Civil Kngineei'H.
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    25 2 Cotton ipiNKiNa uouinauitti an flourishing in Japan divideaUa lv be paid in 1 is.-ik.i shortly ace expected i" i-rajw about SO per cent, per annum.
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    43 2 <>\ 0111 back paoa "ill I* foi od t'liji ping news, comprising arrivals, departure, veaneU in port, and reaaeU rx\> ted. The lasl named lisl is v .-i-i ti.-. i by nio-i of the ship agants, and will i>e lutind 111 111 iK'ti UMi
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    THE PRICE AND HONGKONG.
    29 2 The Stewards of the Hongkong. I ockey Chib cablet! their congratulations to the Prince of Wales on his winning the Derby. Where are Singapore Sport--men?
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    THE NAVY.
    32 2 It is stated that cine of the 1 nii-eis of the Part iciiliirl*-rvieeSi|iiai iron which the Admiralty has decided to break up will be ultimately sent to the china Station.
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    JUSTICES.
    28 2 Lists of appointments to the oominissioti of the Peace nt Singapore, and to the Hoard of Visiting Justieeß for the Singapore Prison, appear in the (jorern-iiii-iit Hazeth'.
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    34 2 Tiik orders of the day for the next meeting of the Legislative Council include the Committee stage of the Municipal Bill, the second mmllng of the Telegraph Bill, and several third readings.
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    CHOLERA.
    26 2 BrrWBBM noon yestenlav. and noon to-day three cases of cholera were reported. Of these two wen- sent, to hoapital, and one waa discovered after death.
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    CHINESE NAVY.
    34 2 It i- repotted from the north that the Chinese Government is seriously at work at the reconstruction of its navy, and is paying proper attention to the training of its naval officers.
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    MR. BARLOW.
    32 2 Mr. IS.Utl.ott (of Bmhuv A Co.) has regained his seat for Frame. (Somerset) defeating Lord Alexander Thynae. Mr. Barlow had previously held r'rouic and had beta defeated l.y Viscount Wevinouth.
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    A DISHONEST WASHERMAN.
    46 2 A Ciiinksk washerman, named t'hi Ah Kee. was charged yesterday with criminal I. reach of trust, in respect of a .jiiantily of wearing apparel and lied linen, entrusted to him to wash, valued at $:i.i. Case postponed till the lfth instant: hail J:tini.
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    TRADE MARK CASE.
    52 2 Tin: further hearing of a trade mark caw. in respect to a certain chop of tea between two rival Chinese tirms. came on for (leasing yesterday afternoon before Court of two Magistrate. Mr. Napier and Mr. Mason appeared for the plaintiti's. The case was further remanded for
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    ON THE ESPLANADE.
    50 2 A 'aiustu .oolie yesterday afternoon fell dead on the Esplanade, heart di-ease being the cause of death. There were also two carriage aecideata. In on.- ease a buggy, colliding with VikUha, was overturned, and in another a Victoria smashed a 'likisha. No penonal casualties are report c.l.
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    PAHANG CORPORATION.
    70 2 Tut returaa for April from the mines of the Pahang Corporation are Jerain LumpongMul [nSSdayt of M hours i ach, HO toi^ of st,, ne were crushed producing 45 tons of Mart tin: 2u stamps running; working coats, *****0. Jerara BaUng Mill in 2fi dap ofM hours each.
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    MR. PL LOPIS.
    88 2 iMMfW liiltied yesterday, at the pDrtHguese cemetery, Mr. P. Lopie, a compoaHor, who was a very old man and who is beUeved to have lieen employed in the >/,„;/- office pearly all his lit".-. precise record is available j hut, lour years ago, Mr. l.opi- was retired
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    COAL COMPETITION.
    114 2 COAL COM PETITION. The Iliutetullist calls attention to the cheapness with which /nirannad coal e:ui now lie laid .lown at Singapore compared with Cardiff coal, to the rHmdvantage of the latter in ronac ouenee of the tall in the jiolj value of the dollar. It is |.ointe,l out that, had
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    A SICK PONY.
    136 2 A poky, tuffering from cranips, ii is suppoaed, has been lying unattended on the grass plot between the Dhoby Ghaut and Prineep Street I'm- the past couple of days, and the owner ooold not be found. Last evening, [nspector Monieiro <>f the Sanitary Department, Was >«-.-n running
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    THE AMATEUR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.
    119 2 Mh. V. Tait. oftha H!;uk Watch, baa won the amateur golf championship for lBM,*Scotland thus maintaining her position of la»< year when Mr. Leslie Balfour-MelyiUe secured the titl.-. The championship meeting on the ipieii did links „f ili.- si. Qeorg«t'« Cluli ;it Sandwich proved oh «f
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    SUICIDE OF A RAND PRISONER.
    68 2 ah. (.rey, one of the prisoner. wealthy member of the Kef rm ..ntt.e. committed suicide i,» oln Pr-tom, The ereThL c& M strong impress,,,,, l,oth at Preto'r Johannesburg. It appears tha 8? (.rev had been Bght-£aadad fcrT_s and had obtained a raaorfrom ad" k case
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    THE BOXING KANGAROO.
    237 2 •rKTKIi.IA.KsoN,- he Boxing X r-,, a,,,, .strainer and moSmjt 1.-.. 1 BTarquet, will their tir-t rl, tonnance to-n.^lit at t.lt in the Q adjoining the Adelphi Hotel to mind -l-e.ers" r,,,,,, L^*! ces-cs ,n Austudia. and also r IIIP bermg the Ug draw rthUjJ t)V J? late
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    BANKS AND MERCHANTS.
    610 2 A IK.I LIAK CASK. Lam month, in London, before M, Juatice Mathew, the case tv docided of Baerleia and Co. the Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, London, mm China, which was an iction brought to recover from the liank a large Mini ni money lor breach of
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      624 2 NOTICE. NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES OOMPAXY. LD. HansjmataNfi ..i DYNAMITE trELIONITE GELATINE DYNAMITE BLASTING GELATINE DETONATORS KXI'ORTKKS <>X: \II. XI.Ms o( BAFETI KIZK. Manufactured I.v UCUOBD, SMITH A. AM. TIIK SWANSKA COMPAXT. Imk ni.ivi, Bxrtioaivas abi rasONLT m\m 1 uTiHKii to Tim in; man iMfosui hv. imi mm im. mm u..n >>y.
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      879 2 NOTICES. Tin: RTRAITB TDfBB" has tiik LARGEST CIR( I I.ATION or any vi .wsi-.m'kk in A«ia. British India |X< KI'TKI). It 1 Ittl I.ATES IN SIXtiAPORE AMI I'KNAXd. Illliol lillot T ALI. THK I'i. ni. 111. Sr.\ris ok thk Malay I'imn-iiv. in Siam. Hoiinko. tiik Ni-.TiiKiii amh bum tiik Pnuinra,
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      690 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. TOWN HALL. Wtfl toil A PEW XKiHTSONLV. THE No. 1 WIU.UiIHH'iiItAOi.MI'AM. Director, MR 1 UFFOBX) WII.I.AKH. Hate of opening la future i>su". TJIK LAKrE HAM. ADJ.UL.VI AIH.I.I'III HOTKL, IV ■!■»>, Sa* rosy, June VM, IBM, AM) Mutulnij. IMk, ■'■a! Tumitf, I.//, .iniir. riK-T arnajuiKi <>k "imi'iuaw" THI BOXING
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      7 2 FOI i.KNKKM. SHIPPIM! NKWH iEB PAHg 4.
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      99 2 M. 9. S. intended for the <i(r<iif« Timm ahonM he written ob one aide of th« paper onW. Bt the noyleot nl that condition, mnnr M S S arc rr-Vt«.l that might othen>i»e be pnl)li«b»<I. i All a'lT(.rti'ni..'contr.< i U. arc Ku>.im-r t the cm li- tion that tho Mitnaf{.>r
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      87 2 WEATHER REPORT. Kaiutaiig Kerbau Hospital, I2lh June, lt/96. 9 a.m. :t p.m. 9 p.m. Remarks. Bar. :*».M.-! :>».7M MMt) Temp. 83.8 80.0 '82 0 >■ -J- W.BTl.Ther 77..1 79.0 T5..3 |jJ-9 1 Dir. of Wind s.s.e. 0.5.1. s.s.e Max. Temp. t*7.S Mm 76.5 sfi>Max. in Sun 147.8 x Terr. md.
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      152 2 A Kl; AM i KM KYI SATt liDAV, 1.1 111 -II Ni:. High Water. llJttpju. Singapore (...11 Club. CupCompw tioli. Boxing Kangaroo. Suit t" A.l.l|'l» Until ».1.'» :tii<l 10.15 pjn Panes Tliaalm Campong Ml u p. in SlMlAV. I fill -ll W Jli^li Water. "-'Hi i' in 2nd Sunday alter
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    HOME CRICKET SEASON.
    1239 3 Mi at HirininntiHi l-th ill' H"' home <oimty inn iip'a ..f .ii.i. in whi.h were mm at W l.v I.) 11. w Bainbritl iMrri Buffi r, aoawiu, with the v in ii ll.ill.mi.i. It from r 1 1 1 Hayward, |>m «nr I .•171. W.nwi.k. in llicir
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    PHILANTHROPIC LIBELS.
    668 3 MR WUIMU.IUI K BCOIIES. Mm. K M, Mkrkwkthek, Inaaaatordf Prisons in the Straits Settlement*, has had a oorreepondenoa with Mr. William Tallack, the secretary of the Howard A-so,iati.in, which shows, he thinks, "thi- reckless manlier in which philanthropise boilics criticise in-titutions of which they know nothing." Mr Mcnwctliei
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    THE PHILIPPINES.
    497 3 miikit MMVOMi I'KUTK< rill.vliir 81'IRIT. RI< K KX1*)HT Dl'TY. KM IT**"" ISTO.MS THAMMIlI>. The Chamber of Commerce at Manila has petitioned the Minister for the Colonies to encourage the cultivation of wheat in the Philippines, where certain ili>tricts aw highly suitable for thai line of fiiiniin^. Wheat growing
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    NETHERLANDS INDIA.
    1082 3 ACHEKN sr»i. Ml KI'KH OP AN AMERICAN. BANKNOTK POBGERY. THE KINO OF 81AM. Translated frvm various Xeinpapert.) The military expedition into Tultu I'lnar's territory proved a thorough success. The troops, after laying the country waste and destroying the oncinys fortifications, returned to the line and rested for a
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    GERMAN OFFICERS AT HONGKONG.
    113 3 GERMAN OFFICERS AT HONGKONG. In tin- HotiM of Couunom on tin' 1.-.th May. Mr. Moon nski-d the S,Mivt:uy nf Stall- lor tin- ColoniM whether tin- ,lli, ii i>| I In- iiTinan mail stramri nlio were recently ■enlenood for Mtcciog hut- ftl Hongkong with |>lioli>):ra|'liii' aiitmratiu, liail. prior to their arn-t.
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    NEWS OF THE CHURCHES.
    638 3 Prof. Kirchhopf, the greatest German authority on geography and ethnology, declares that the "ethnology" given in (tenesis 10 is the safest foundation for all studies related to this science, and that it deserves to be unconditionally accepted. This is humiliating for those theologians who say that
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    THE STANDARD TIME BALLS.
    40 3 These Balls should fall at Fort Canning and Ptilo Bruni daily to indicate 1 p.m. Singapore, mean limo, corresponding with Ohrs. 4m. :j*>s. moan time at Greenwich. To-day: Fort Canning: Fell correctly. Pulo liiani: Fell correctly.
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    SIR WILLIAM MAXWELL.
    81 3 Till. QUMU lielil .mi inve-iiiure „l v iriotu Order .n lath May. Aniongal ..ili.tk. Mr. WUlituu Kdward Maxwell v.l- ililioilllced With I In' U*Ual •'•'I'l" ninny, attended bjr tin- Kin* of Arun of tin- Order carrying the Insignia ol Bt. Michael ami St". George. The Quern wa-
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    ON THE VERANDAH.
    1029 3 Singapore musical, indeed! Poohl A very small crowd indeed were all that could lie gathered to this wei It's orchestral concert, the fruit of months of labour. By the way, I sympathise with those who stayed away j from the concert, just .is I sympathise with those
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    TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.
    641 3 (From tlie "Time* uf I'tijlon." l.nulon, 6th June.. Sixty Syrian students concerned in the late riol at Cairo have been bnni h.d. Advice, from Madaga-car st-ite that liftecn hundred insurgents have burnt a villas where a Norwegian Mission was situated. V body of French troop- relieved the inissioncrs.
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    HOME NOTES.
    340 3 London is t.M-nl.iliMii MVeiml wry inl'TtiIIth fon-inn ■;iir>i~ during U» '"i ■eaeea. AaaMfthema nactoi Indian Mace •I Kivnt darin* and .•i.-,-,,ii,|.li-liiM,nl-, Ik* Maiiarajah Ni>|hiuI. Tlio MahaiM II lila ■Ifa.laihiaf iIImwI a* "Mant-hirt comely.' IJoth Maharajah and Maliunm.'.- IM <luv<>trd to bicycling. Will WaaianiMMrOMMl > Sir William Harmurt tiiK^u^i-
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      287 3 TOMORROW'S. CHURCH SERVICES. (Skiuxd Sixoav .wtek Tkixity.) CHIKCH OK ENGLAND. St. Ankkkw's ('atiikumai.. T a.m.. Matins mid Sermon. *a. in.. CIkh-iiI Ku.lmiLt. 1 p. in.. Sunday s.-Imm.I, ami Bible < lm»IM. Mi |>. in., fuwwim. an. I lenaon. st. MattiikwV. 7 ii. in.. Holy Communion. H |i. in.. IfllllfU. mill
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      9 3 Tender Feet. tHotF M t,TirMlFMt Condy's Fluid. Condy's Fluid
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      867 3 For. SALE- EMPLOYMENTS TO! ET; ANDPKKKOXALs [|8T Ti¥l!. 1.1 cents a line; L'ndandSrd times. lOeentai line; 4th loilth limrs cents v line; 7th to lath Übm B centa a line; afterwarda, I cents n line; hut no charge lea* than dollar. Ihjaaafarai Mm advertl m int, ehaa t. in thia
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  • SHIPPING.
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      162 4 I later this bending the following abbrat I ti,.ii- are used str. iteame; sh. thld barque Brit. British V. S. I'nited slat-. Fr. Ki.n.li ;<i.i < i. iinaii; Dill. Dutch; .'"li. Jofcore; Ac., G.Cj, flencral cargo; d.p. ate*l^ paiwengen V. I'neerlainVl. P.W. T«njonp:Tr>g«r Wharf T. i- D
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      TRADING VESSELS.
      1300 4 TRADING AJUtmifl Since Soon of Yesterday. jjiljiaafUi Brit str. 2.8»« tons. Cast Todd, 18th June. From Hongkong, dtb .Inn.- (i.e. P. Sinioiiß Co: For Penang, Huh.- \V. fl»rtaimi*nil Dut. sir. 1.371 tons. Captain Beven, ISthJune. From I.pool, 2ml May. (i- and I d.p. \V. Mansheld. For Java. Utli.
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      444 4 pHtbaUt il.llr u.tii.il. aw| ,H',,u ..I' mi, A.A|..;ir. II kou^.J inn- 19,-Sarklea i Mom Agi inn.. n. China, July t: M .m- Argus, Sydney, June; McAlistor. Bawean, Batavia, June 34: Daendel Ilim-ru Europe, Aug. JO; IMui Mi-v.-r. Benalder, H*kong, June 10; P.HI im Benledi, Hongkong, June I-. P.
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      ARRIVALS.
      204 4 l'l.U. I Vi>>ti.s Name. 4 Ton Captau Pbom Bailed Cokmum- 1 Riff. Joe •i *l>«-kr Brit. »li. *7U Wiiiiii-i-in Bam X.-l. ttMerson Bimou». li' M. van Carol lIS.-n. 163 Planteu Bhio Arch Jane II 11. N.' 12 Cheribon «r. «0 IKronc [Ml lane 9H. X.Commlwii I* Hy.ln-|..- lwo-.li. I9IS
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