The Straits Times, 2 July 1896

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    12 1 The Straits Times. KSTABLISHKI): *****. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JULY 2, 189i>. NO. 18,JHtt.
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      830 1 MSHII' ('QMI'AXIES, «V W v N.« Harliour. sih\M KATKAIRM <"MI'\NY. :..k china. Ju in. Pnaaa, > ■ii mn. Auks, Kuypt, M IITA, BuM'iT VI M' Ii I AMI I ,h Mill- of Laasag isiud for Aim C»atl. ftresan f, Otmtmtmmlmm\ .i UAILU.NK Mil' HOMBWABD. MM Jul] A.,.. I lulv lulj
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      2161 1 BUCHANAN WHISKY ILjjmiyi^ IS THE BEST. Kl /llms jgjj^^ff*|jJTß^^^BSfii BY AI L LICENBEI) sßßil DEAI.I.KS. ihooses of pa«li»mbmt.) .Same as 81-ppuei) to tjik Houses ok Lords and Commons asi> to ai.i. good LobTbob) Cmm. STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. I\E KONIXKI.IJKK I'AKKTVAART M AATSCHAI'I'I.I. Under contract with 'he Netherlands India (iovcinment. Agenlt 'it
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      466 1 HANKS. HOHGKOJTO AND SHAN(iIIAI BANKIN(i COKI'OKATION. l'All>-ri' CAPITAL •io.ikio.iiiiu. KESEKVE FUND f r,,7«).(JU1. KKSEHVK LIABILITY OFI lnrmn(lnn PROPRIETORS J.. #10,000.000. i niKi of Dike. rVH.-.. A. McCONACHIE. Esq. -Ciiaikmax. B.C MICHAKLSEN, Es^.-Diputt Cmaibiian Tin. Hon. J.J. BBLL-lavisco. > J. Kbahsb. B. Dodwsll, Eaq. D. K. Sauoon. Kaq. .M. D. Kzexiel.
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      530 1 NOTICES. JAVA TUKERV. THE undernianetl is preparetl to supply l.rentl of the lient quality from the j finest flour, l.y tin- month. Order* will lie .-itlcnd.-.l to nt once. Customerx please to order quickly. M.X) XX.Mi BOOK CHOP UM BOW Hmo, 111. MIDDU ROAD THE HOKSK I^PosiToiiV. t SAI)I)|,KKY KKI'AIiBIKNT.
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    COMMERCIAL.
    500 2 LATEST MARKET UI'UTATIONS. Sinoaforb, 2nd July. 1890. PRODUCE. jiimbi.T, f 7.20. do Cube No 1 1 1 Jt7^. do do No 3, »M. Copra Bali 6.45. do Pontianak, "'SO. Pepper, Black, 10.10. Sago Flour. Sarawak, -■'-">■ do No 2, n 2.35. Pearl Sago, 3.47 J. Coftee, Bali, T 34.00.
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    89 2 tor Per air. Time. To-Morko\v. Sarawak It. llrooke Xoon. l'.mtianak ll'. O'lhe Wisp. Xoon. Bangkok Charon Noon. Japan vi» ports Diomed, 2 p.m. T. Anson via ports Hye Leong, 3 p.m. Japan via ports Jiorneo, 3 p.m. 1-nlmnn. LibeUe. 3 p.m, Deli Kantljeruuuaiii, 3 p.m. ljciiKkiiii* <v Uiigiin
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    99 2 ftrawma, da Saturday with date* to thcli'lh .lull.'. KmiM China: lly tin- I. A- <». s. s. K«i*t,--i-lliwl, .111 -lulV 7th. 1/l't Siiig:i|H>iv Due ill l.onilon Arrivi-il If «y 18th P. 6 O. June loth June Oth Hay lt*i>> U. M. .luni- i.-itii Juriu 1Mb lUy -'7Ili
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    243 2 ARRIVALS. l'ir s. timit from Butavia MtMn. Simons, Bi-rnacker. and Silas. I'er s. SapuAo from Klang via ports Hon. Mr. AlliiiKon, Lieut. Ainfclie, Messrs. Kiil.rii-H!. Aihiiii-oii. McLaren, ("arev. Hon. Mr. Trotter, and Mr. and Mr*. Koek. TO ARRIVE. (For the Far Eattj I'er V. &.O. 8.8. Borneo from
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    STRAITS TIMES THURSDAY, 2nd JULY, 1896. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. LI HUNG-CHANG.
    87 2 STRAITS TIMES THURSDAY, 2nd JULY, 1896. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. LI HUNG-CHANG. Establish ki>: 1181. PRICE 10 CENT*. [tSttlwriptimi rnlex a,ul tulivrtuiiig rutrt may Ik found o«. the fourth pugc] HIS TOIR IN ENGLAND. Ilk IS TO aa TO HATI IKI.II. Ijondou, Jml July. It is announced that Li Hun. Chang will
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    ITALIAN POLITICS.
    42 2 The Chamber of Deputies at ImM l»:i!- passed a vote of confidence in tlic Cabinet. Thfl l'rciiiier, the Marquis <li Rodini. stated that it was necessary for Italy lo rotain Kaaaala to safeguard her rightful interests in the Egyptian question.
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    PARLIAMENT.
    15 2 The House of Commons has read for the third time, the Agricultural Bating Bill.
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    CRICKET.
    13 2 Australia has beaten Yorkshire at cricket by one hundred and forty RMM.
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    21 2 ILK. TIIK (ioVKKNoK and party a. leaving some time this week in the 8e lielle for a Mp to Mala,-, a.
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    28 2 The three months during which the Municipal Commissioners decided to discontinue, as an ex)>eriuient, the fire alarm guns expired yesterday. What do the Commissioners propose to da now
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    37 2 Ol li BaiaagjOC Correspondent explains Robertson's bad score in the golf match by noting that Robertson was not feeling fit." The Kuala Lumpor links is suid, by the Singapore men, to be the bost in the Straits.
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    110 2 Bo the Commissioners have decided to close the grounds of the high leve' reservoir to the public at ten p. in. That step was hardly necessary. A little police supervision would soon put an end to the nocturnal disorderliness that is complained o£ Still, however charming the Spot, few- people
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    112 2 The great importance of an efficient system of death registration is evidently recognised liy the Governor, as, for once, he concurs with the Municipality in a proposed expenditure. The purpose is to increase the stall' in the registrar's department. 11 X., also, will appoint a fourth officer to ba usually
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    134 2 Tiik Solicitors to the Municipal Commissioners have advi-cd the Commissioners that they have a legal right to insist on a permit being taken out by any person desiring to deposit material on a verandah. They have furt.her advised, as a corollary, that the Commissioners have a right to charge a
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    139 2 It w ill be scon from our Municipal report that the Singapore Municipality will probably buy from the liquidator of the Tanjong I'agar Land Company about ItaVNO square feet of ground at thirty-five cents a foot. That should amount, roughly speaking, to 547,000. When the Tanjong Pugar Land Company, in
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    112 2 The monthly Oovornmont gale of opium took place at Calcutta yo«terday, and telegraphic advices. rpi>ort that a considerable rise in price* wax the feature of the sain. Benares aold for Ks.l,:j.'to per chest and Patna for R5.1,306, this being unutmal. inasinm li as the former drug generally rules abort X*
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    133 2 Thk heavy fall in Ihc mortality figure* nf Sinn.i|niri- town, M announcrd at yesterday's Municipal niectin^givos room for satisfaction in that it shows a relaxation in Mm hold of Denth. Tl:n change in tin* weather and the s:init:ti y precaution!* taken have, no doubt, largely contributed to this result, but
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    133 2 Thk House ot Commons has read for the third time the Agricultural Hating Bill a measure which has aroused Mm fiercest political passions. The Bill aims at relieving country landlords and farmers of part of the burdensome local rates, at the expense of the Imperial exchequer. The Opposition strenuously fought
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    14 2 H. M. K. Hntller arrived this morning from I'akhni, and will be stationed hat*.
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    14 2 An agflißtant head-mistress for tie English Girls' School at Kuala Lumpur is advertised for.
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    17 2 Thk steamer Hanoi, which was sunk in the l'ontianak river, has arrived heir having been towed down.
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    19 2 Mr. R. H. Theloak, manager oftlie afalarra Tin Mininn Co., ilie.l of fever at IVnang on the Jfith June
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    17 2 The Ellen KalaMr*, which arriv, d yesterday from Hamburg, is the late-t addition to the Hickuiers line.
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    18 2 Mr. 11. 0. Nkwi.ani>, the Superintendent of Police here, is expected on the 19th by the P. O.Mhzapore.
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    18 2 Majok I'kaiisk has selected a coin. Ision of 1,600 acres near Pasir Penis.nbang, Kuala Sclangoi. for coconut planting.
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    37 2 On our buck page will be found .shipping news, comprising arrivals, departures, vaaaab in port, and vessels expected. The last named list is vcritied by most of the ship agents, and will be found of much use.
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    PENANG TURF CLUB.
    35 2 It. is reported that Mr. J. K. Lamb has ban appointed Secretary of the Ponang Turf Club The Connnittee of the Club intend to hold a general luecling to conlinn the appointment.
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    A SMUGGLER.
    37 2 Qaaj Ah Jaii. a Ilokieu, was lined Slu, yebterday, or fourteen days' rigorous imprisonment, far importing into the Colony seven bottles of hrrfndy, valued at ST. The prisoner was arrested in Keppel Koad, on Tuesday.
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    JAPAN RAILWAYS.
    34 2 The total length of railway lin, throughout the Japanese Empire, including both Government aad private railways, will be more than U. 00" inil,shoftly. Applications for new lines are constantly being sent in.
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    THEFTS OF TIMBER.
    42 2 haH have of late I n considerable thefts of live timber from plantations at Pasir Panjang. Vary early this morning. Inspector Ballard was on the watch, and Mieeeeded in arresting live Chinamen in the act of felling the timber.
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    THE SUAKIN EXPEDITION.
    42 2 It is ruinotiredal Bombay that, doting August or Septembei next, sixteen Ol seventeen vessels will be chartered v the Government of India for the conveyance to Suakin of an additional Indian expeditionary force of live or six thousand men.
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    A THIEF.
    44 2 Ni. Tl, a Ilokieu, on seeing a baakal containing tobacco leaves, at tin entrance of a shop in North Bridgi Road, on Tuesday, picked it up. and wawalking off when he was arrested He was sentenced to three months rigorous imprisonment yesterday.
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    THE POST OFFICE.
    75 2 Mr. Ham Trottkk has applied for three months' vacation leave and twelve months' leave of absence, and he will go home in September. On his departure, Mr. C. A. M. Johnston, it is said, will come from i'enang to act as Pod master (ieneral. Mr. Johnston is
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    CHURCH OF ST. JOSEPH.
    119 2 Simmy next, the ||h instant, lie patronal feast of the choir of this Church (Sacred Heart of Jesus) will lie solemnly celebrated. Uunbillot'l Musical Mass with full on hcstiu will be sung at the ft a. in. servii c. lihh will be performed by the \ei
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    TIGERS IN SELANGOR.
    41 2 SKLAMioR i- not lie- from u v dattons, though no human life M endangered recently. The brutes h bean giving trouble at Chana and r Langat. Numerous Bttampts by ii European community teajanh t1,." rxtermination have ptajvad fruiil,..^"
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    TELUK ANSON.
    47 2 TIAM in Teluk Anson is taal t,, almost paralysed. HheilhailpLn :ne, plaining of loss of eaaiotn owinctoth. decrease of |.opidation. Th,. ,i,.,. r a^ tho' is only among the boatmrn who j, the olden day-. M—Mm lmihl w^ were always the ban MMTOiaaii t,, tradesmen.
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    MINING IN ULU LANGAT.
    52 2 Thk Brining land in the 111 Laiual district is described, says tin- fJZ IHoneer, as only moderately rich, and several mining centres have foiled.' t is said that the Government i,iu«t sooner or later make up its BMBdts Aapaad mainly on agricultiiie for th'u Districts share
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    "CHITS " AT THE IPOH CLUB.
    63 2 "CHITS AT THE IPOH CLUB. Tiik [pohChfb it basg enlarged. chits are allowed in the Chtb,Miyi i|,,. /'«>•(//.• Pimmr, owing to certain lnn| „u t. standing accounts. If aMbera have to deposit S. r > to a-eount. This is aa excellent rule for some of the dtfnnllrn but*it is rather
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    LOWER PERAK.
    68 2 BBUODI crime is on the in rtate in the District of Lower I'erak. probabh owing to so many boatmen I ><-in K thrown out of work. The DfatrM Magistrate of Lome Nnk ha- put m a (lag over his office, which is Imi-tcd when he is at work
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    A WEDDING.
    68 2 Ai.i. the Canaan ships and s, tin' foreign ships in t lie hHbon air decorated to-day in honour of tin marriage of 'Captain Mulileiil.eiii fctaam. llaitwig A- Co. 1.. Mi- II;, i, Tiitein, the only child of Mi. Tlttwo ol Messrs. Hammer Co and .1 th, oldest and
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    DEATH OF AND ENGINEER.
    82 2 Mil. Ma< Mastkh, engineer hi chilli of the new Municipal filter beds in Bukit Ttaaah Read, died of dysentery at half-past eleven o'clock Iml nichi. at the (ieneial Hospital, whitki r hehad only bam removed three hntm before, He had been ailing MUM il.ivs. Mr MaeMaster
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    GOLD IMPORTS IN JAPAN.
    88 2 Kdi: seven or ei^ht years part no BOto has been taken ot the Import of gold bullion and coins in Japan, remsrkia Japanese coutcnipoiaiy. Iml duritii; April and May last seven million ;/(■/< worth of gold has been MOaWad, which is understood to be part ol
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    STA. CECILIA BAND.
    68 2 Thk bUowing is the programme foi lierl'orinaiiee to-morrow, the Ur I July, Bl B p.m.. on the Ks|iliinaile 1. Mnrell Xl Centeiiali.. de Colon. By Jo. Knit*. sinioniiie Plegia de Bur Jsnwal m. Ih Verdi. Waltz Teyen. lly C/Uncdi. 4. I'reiniiio y Core de Beligioso ))ien l:oi-t,,.
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    A CASE OF EXTORTION.
    107 2 a -i n aaavn awa, Ykstkhday, a woman, living in Chinese disorderly house, ciiui, to ii,> Police Station and complained thai two samsengs had demanded inomy from her on pain of having bef house burnt down. Buperintondepl bell marked twenty doUan notes, and ananged for her
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    ALLEGED KIDNAPPING CASE.
    96 2 A i Asi; of kidnapping a girl, ng"J years, with whiel (low Tan >• charged, was before the Court "i Magistrates yesterday. It bmh the prisoner bpoughl tin child Batavia, and. mi the paaaage to Hinpi pore, th.> gM m continualh and it attracted the attonti I
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    NEWS OF THE CHURCHES.
    179 2 i iik KiuTiiii or mi "Maun Sir. I prarame tba Kww "j l; Churcbet"belongezcliuivelyto"K li and I we that ha hat no obwctUm to an alteration of the beading' I'' l 1 "Eduiotion and Church" nicrt approval, perhaps others! l you hits „n the subject (rfcourw,
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      924 2 NOTICES. Tin: STKAITS TIMES" has thk LABQOT CIRCULATION of any MW.-lAPKR IN AbIA, BRITISH InUIA I aajgajpnax fa OBHSuaai in a^NaMM Ml I'ENASO, TnROI'GHOI'T ALL THK PMOOtMI States ok the HaIAT I'EMNSI LA, IN SIA.M, PoRNEd, Tl'.K Nethekijinds Indies, the Philippinks, and Khe.mh Ini>o-China. No othkk Eastern newspapei: has m<
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      722 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. TIIK WILUED nl'liia (DMI'ANY. To-uijltt. Tl, n, 'nlmj, JulyJhul. "THK GAIETY GIRI." Tt,-,n,.r,oi'\ Fi-utinj, July $fd. LA CIGALE." i i:i« or UMIMI hikl 11. SELAXGOR GOVERNMENT. j fcl>t< ATION DtI'AKT.MKM. WANTED, M an assistant to tin- 11* >> Mistress of the Bnpßah QfcW School, Kuala Lumpur, a Teacher
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      7 2 Full liENERAI, KHI1TING NEWS HI PAOK 4.
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      95 2 M. S. S. intended for tho ItaaMi Timu nlxmld he written on one iride ot the paper only. Br the 1 liojlort of thnt condition, ninnr M. S. S. are rejected thnt mix ht otherwise be puMi-h~i. All mlvorti-irur nontrwtfi are nnbient to the rnndi. tion that the Manager naj
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      90 2 WEATHER REPORT. Kantian,) Kerlau Hotpital, It July, ISHS 0 a.m. 8 p.m. 9 p.m. Remarks. Bur. MAM iy.7»a 2H.&KS Temp. 85.U 84.4 81.8 4 W.BWflier 80.0 77.1S 78.8 >v Dir. of Wind S.B.E. B.W". s.E. 2 Max. Temp. 88.0 A Mm 74.5 fa Max. iv Sun 1.10.9 "5 Terr. rad.
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    THE MUNICIPAL COMMISSION.
    1451 3 THE MUNICIPAL COMMISSION. ..I ill. Municipal ummia-h.-l.l \.-t.idav aAornoun. ■Ill Ml (i.lllll- (I'le- .,.,,,„>, Mr sii..|i.,r,l. m, Mi M.,,-. Liana S.ah, Mi M I Mi Mm*, and Mr. Taa liak Kim Letters uuKmnnu inaiiiIv t.i attend were received (rum r -1 I't'iini-fatlier and Mr Jnaquim. ISAM I. Tl,, IhhmW -latiiiicMi
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    THE COOLIE TRAFFIC.
    136 3 Tiik number of immigrants that arrived from China, during the immfi ..t lane, totalled ll,:iJ4, than being twenty-five ttaaaan hmmmI in the trallie. In the returns, 4,lu;j an jtivpn M ruining from Atnov, ;t,i;t(i from Bwatow, and 4,106 tinin EungKoas; but of the latter number, fully nm-
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    NAGASAKI COALING.
    284 3 In recent issue, we quoted a paragraph from a home paper giving some Bgurwreavdinctha coaling of a steamer at the Alexandra dock, Cardiff. The vessel, the Algon, liad taken on board 11,071 tons nl coal and coke in 43 hour*. Of course, most of this was cargo, ■ad
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    BUCHANAN WHISKY.
    326 3 Wk M 7,..-/../ Trmdt Itssisw) have tasted during the past fortnight (April 1800) sample of Buchanan'! Mouse of Commons Scotch whisky, named, we pre--umo. owing to the whisky having been supplied regularly to the refreshment ban oi th. British House of Commons. The name is legion now of
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    THE HOUSEHOLD.
    1204 3 NOTES KOR HOUSEKEEPER* IN SINGAPORE. (tty a 1. l id ij Correspondent.) Mottu for the week The wi-i-t habit of all is the bubil u( cure in the formation of good habit*." ■M TO MANAGE UN SMAI.I. IMUMI.. ti: 1 1 the minimum limit ul income is, at
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    THE S.C.C. SPORTS.
    25 3 TutS.rr Athletic Sports commence at 4 o'clock this afternoon Ladies and friends of members arc invited to the Pavilion on both daye
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    GOLF.
    1170 3 HINUAI'URE r. HELA.NOJOK. Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. Messrs. Robertson, Allinson, Adamson, and Ainslie, the team sent by the Singapore Golf Club to represent them in a match against Selangor, arrived at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday evening, having travelled to Klang by the s. s. live l.toiiij. The match was played
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    TENNIS AT PENANG.
    27 3 Tn entries for the IVnaiig Cricket Club t.iiiii- tournament, to eosns off shortly, arc eaid to be very satisfactory, and interuating competitions arc expected
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    WILLARD OPERA COMPANY.
    475 3 THE I-IKATKS ul PENZANrK It was pleasant to renew acquaintance with the characters of this opera, produced by the Willard Ojiern Company at the Town Hall last night. It was interesting as affording an opj>ortunity of comparison with the production recently undertaken by amateurs, and it was
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    MORE OPIUM SEIZURES.
    116 3 Two Taichews were arrested on board the 8. s. Clifn Nhau, on Tuesday, for being in possession of seven tins of illicit chandu, valued at S3OO. One prisoner was discharged the other was fined 8500' or one year's rigorous imprisonment. Hi Ah Long, a Macao, was arrested
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    PROPOSED NATIONAL GRANARIES.
    178 3 Mr. J. Lloyd Whaktox, M.l., presided on the 2nd June at a council meetin- of the Central and Associated Chambers of Agriculture, held al the Society of Arts. Adelphi. In the course ufa discussion on the desirability of establishing national granaries. Mr. Yerbiirgh, M.l'.. said il was
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    THE STANDARD TIME BALLS.
    40 3 I'iiksk Balls should fall at I'o.t Conning and Palo Brani daily to indicate 1 p.m. Singapore mean time, •onesponding with (ibis. Ini. ;tjs. menu lime at (ireijnwich. To-day: Kurt ('anniii!;: Fell correctly. I'ulo Brani: Fell correctly."
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      32 3 Condy's Fluid Vseit In all Hospitals. CAROLE, LOTION. INJECTION Par Sora Throat*. Diphtheria, Wound.. Sore«. I Uer», Co.iiin.mrnn and the cure of all !>!•- -charge. AlM>snak< Bltea. Condy's Fluid Wlth.iJ page Ho.ik.il lllicili"n<.
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      796 3 NOTICES. i Ml NICIPAL NOTICK. r PHE Aluni ■ipalCoiiimi-, inner- of OSSffS X Town, Penang, invite applieatioiiH for the appointment of Water InKpii-tnr. at n salary of $H0 a month, with SIM pony allowance, which will be received by the undersigned up to 12 noon, on Thursday, the 16th .Inly.
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      855 3 KOh SALK- KMPLOYMEXTS T()IET;AM)I'I:K.S()\ALB. [lmmii, ir.cenu Mm; tMasrfM tunes, lOcentKaline; 4th toHthtim.- I cents b line; RhlolMhttaMi leaatas line; afterwards, I cent, 1ii,,. u t charge less thnn one dollar. Thu» a thrrr Mas sdvertlieiueut, cleai wt, In thb tym, eaabsinssrtedStl fur* l 05; awack for LW; a fortnißht for
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      122 3 ARRAMORHCNTB. Tin ksuav, too July. High Water. :t.ll p.m. Oxford and Cambridge Dinner. S. Athletic Spoil-. I p.m. Willard Co. The (Jaiely Gut" Town Hall. fcaO p.m. Km day, :iiu> Jolv. HighWate. UlOa.m :»..Vt pm Band. Esplanade. S p.m. Willard Opera. La Cigale." Town Hall. lUMlp.m. SaTI'HIUY, ll'll Jl I.Y.
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      170 4 I'nder this heading the followingnbbricvtionsarc used :—str.—Rteamer; sh.-ship l>q.—barque Brit.—British I. S. I'nited suites; Fr. French :(Jer. (ierinan; Dut. Dutch; Joh.-Joh.ire At.. 0.c.. General •ar-o;d.p deck uaaatniwri; V. Unceriain:T. f>. W. Tiiiijong PaiMr Wharf; T. I. D. Taajong Faaar OoA :B. W. Borneo Wharf- J. W. .liirdiiie'-
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      TRADING VESSELS.
      996 4 Akkivai-s Sini-k Noon Off faVHt. Berate, Brit -tr. :'."44 tons, Cnpt Bishop. I-t July. From London, iKMIi May. (S. <-„ P. A- o.Coy. for Cb'liM and Japan, l) -W. (Mmm, Hrit. rtr. 2,188 tone,Capt Blanc 'nd Juiv. From Saigon, iittli June. (1.c.. M. M. For ManrilMa, D.—Bda, g.
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
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