The Straits Times, 26 September 1896

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    12 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1896. NO. 19,036.
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      713 1 \NDIIEW USHER'S whiskiks. \iutl> t ;il l-ilior;itoiy, BuigeuMl ll. ill. K.liiil.urKli, -'""I N..\. i,il..r. l-i-1 ,1, .1 careful chemical :m;ily- U«Jiei nd i— Old nlivi t ln«ky (i blend "I i k in •■•il. r il .MM r< .el y from wareliouie, aod Bud rxri-11 iii iiuality being I ii
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      2776 1 i^BUCHANAN WHISKY 3i= IS THE BEST. Mnhm SOLD BY ALL LICENSED SPIRIT DEALERS. Same as supplied to tiik Houses op Lords add Commons ajd to all good London Clubs. :ii II IXSURAyCES. I.\WI'MON UTDCBOWM I'IHE AM) LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. ITtOUNBBD IsiV Bavaaj hen aMiaiied BKt-ut. fur thu aliuvr Couimmij-. w«
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      665 1 BANKS. HOX(iKi<)X(i AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-I'l' CAPITAI *10,000,00 ii. KEHKKVK T TMi is <mo,CNN i. BEBEKVE LIABILITY OF h innfl()l PBOPBIETOBB J-.ifKi.ooo.Ooti. Coibt op DntßcroM>A. KcCONACHIE, EaQ.— CßAtuiaX. s.c. miciu KLmr, It«.-D>tn (HAiBjiAN. The Ron. J.J. liti.i. h;\i- IJ. Kkamib, Kaa. 0. B. Dodwill, bo, D. R. Sarkoon, k»|.
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      861 1 DEWAR'S CELEBRATED WHTSKY. Railway Sitiliks tvttmtt. Perfect at once us n beverage or a« a medicinal >tiiiiuliint." At'BTKAI.IAN TkAI>IN» Wiißl.li A- per feet n spirit ns anvnne in thi« tnnndane ■phen can deelra to ooararae." Eastkiix Ai-stii\i.i.\\ ijn>Botrni tm iv .icu-itNAi. in Commkhik. An ezceedinah HnoOld Highlnnd Whisky Tmk BtraoraM
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    COMMERCIAL.
    487 2 l-ATfol MAHKKT Ul < ITATIO.NS. BrMaNaa, *»th BBnaaaß, 189«. PRODUCE. Oambiei T.I.V do Cube Xo 1 10.90. do do Xo 2, 8.60. i Copra Bali fi.7f>. 1 Jo l'ontianak iJL Pipper, Kla-k ll.fiO. Sago Flour Sarawak. MM. do No. ■> 2.f10. Pearl Sago US, Coffee, Bali »4.7r>. Coffee Palembang,
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    SHARES WANTED.
    25 2 Straits Insurance Co. Ranba. Puiljoms. New Prye ltiver Dock Co. Straits Ifmdiii(f Co. FiiK UII Jelehut. Pengerangs. BOMKBVILLE*. UINN Exchange i Share Broker-.
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    113 2 I'k.im El koi-e: -By the P. A <•. steamer Mirzn/mri. due on Sunday "ith dates to the ith sept, she brings replies to the mails which left Singapore on theSth Aug. Fho.m China By the P. a < >. ->. Kaiter-i-Hind due on Tassday. i-it siiiftHpoiv IJuc
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    214 2 AUKIVAL-. Per ll;t from ieiuk An-oii via |K.-rts: -Mis- Boesgood, and Mr, Berth. Per ti. Oiniin from Port Darwin: Mr. Rice. TO AKWVK. < For thr tar Hint/ Per P. .t 0. S. BtossiKa from London Aug. S7s— Mr. and Mr-. I). C. Kut' -rford, Miss Peaner, Dr
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    158 2 fur l'erntr. Tim.: To-Day. Peoang A Dell Caiup»o, 3 p.m. I'.-nnnjf 4 Bombay Hfdnptt :i p.m. Malacca A Dang Sopyto, 3 p.m. Japan ria parta, 5hu,,,,},,,;. ml Uaar :t Dell Biwnfrii, :i pjn. Indragiri Bntuft, :ip.m. Bon K kiilis A: Itagaii, :t p.m. Premantle via port* :i p.m.
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    STRAITS TIMES SATURDAY, 26th SEPT., 1896. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. MR. GLADSTONE'S SPEECH.
    68 2 STRAITS TIMES SATURDAY, 26th SEPT., 1896. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. MR GLADSTONE'S SPEECH. Established: 1831. PRICE 10 CENTS. [Subscription rate* and advertising nttr* rmiy lie found on the fourth piige] London, •Mlh 6>a4Mae*r. The Liberal papers approve of Mr. I Gladstone's apaata at Liverpool at the Armenian agitation meeting there. The Conservative
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    19 2 Lady Mirhei.i. will hold a reception at Oovernnicnt House on the afternoon of Thursday, first October, at live o'clock.
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    39 2 At the monthly meeting of the Chamber of Commerce Committee held this •lay the question of recent deterioration in the quality of liambier was considered and it was decided to address the Johore and Sarawak (iovernments on the subject.
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    56 2 Thk liquidators' report of the Singapore Insurance Company show- available assets amount intr to 108,000. There are :«»,u<m) shares; therefore each share should get a dividend of upwards of ft JO. Hut the IsnwMalws say that they do not feel just ilied iii distributing the money at presentprobably they will
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    101 2 'I'klki;ha|'llk coniiuunication betwMß Korope and Singapore has heen somewhat coneiderably delayed daring the last few days owing to the hreakdown ofo ,f the Babies betwata Hairai i and Pamang- That breakdown aaCMsitates all the win- eosaiag over one sable. To-day, we hear thai there has been S storm in Western
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    115 2 Oir telegram of to-day sets forth viirimi- opinions ahout Mr. (ilalstonc's speech We take leave to add to those opinions that the chief quality of the ipaeeh sesms to have bean its Qlad--toniaimess. Mr. (iladstone seldom says anything so definitely that three men, picked at random, can IgTM as to
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    232 2 Tm is BOM danger in the situation in the Philippines than first report attached to the revolt The gravity lies in tin- fact that tin- i .-1 11i,.n is not eharaetoriaed by an open display of a eonaideiaale armed face nnd, tli.-iv-I'uru, however many troops the Spanish authorities can put
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    8 2 Thi Belangor Qorerament advertises fur a mining ovacsasr.
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    10 2 Thk Tanglin Club dance, la* night, had a good attendance.
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    18 2 Tin: Minapon lefl Parang yesterday ni in |i in., and is .liv- ban ;it 7 a. ni. tu-iininnw
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    19 2 Thk iii-coiiiit of festivities in Sclanfor i- rather tatamattag. Than «;i- ladies' driving competition and generally thiagi mm brisk.
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    RAJAH BROOKE.
    37 2 lUj.ui Piwkict staying on hi* yacht, tin- /.(A..,-,, Y,..t,r,iay afternoon, ths Bon*. J. A Sw.-ii.iilluih and K. K [sarnoagar .iillpil upon him. Yealenlay' iftatnoon and thi* ■orniag, ths Ka alt yum ushore for n time.
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    SPORTING NOTES.
    953 2 Tiikhk was a big attendance at the I course this pMraing, and the rails ware I well lined with spectator! As we get nearer and nearer the Baos Week, a keener interest is taken in the traininjf. and, by half-past five, there is ipulc a crowd of carriages
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    MAIDEN ASSIZE.
    38 2 TaiAsaias opened at Hongkong on the 18th instant, but than were oocasea set down tor trial. The judge was thi-n presented with white glove! as i- ih.custom. The la-i Maidens,- torn there were in .lauuarv, l^b:t.
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    VASCO DE GAMA.
    42 2 >n.r- are being taken b) the PortU gueae community at Hongkong to arrange for the celebration there of the four hundredth anniversary of the departure of Vaaeo de Gama from Portugal, for the discovery of theses passage to India.
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    HONGKONG GOLF CLUB.
    191 2 Coautama Boyea, f« two years captain of the Hongkong Golf Club, entertained at dinner on the 18th, prior to his departure for home. In responding to an enthusiastic toasting of his health, the Commodore reviewed the lifeof the Club, which, he said, resembled a baby when he
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    FESTIVE SELANGOR.
    479 2 OYMKIIANA. r /■>..„, c..,, nl i Ills Kxcellenev and part] 1 (Wednesday) lively -> V n-\- vi-,t. r XrV^J*" came over from Perak on Mond iJ was pweent with His Excelle, 1 towrtneosthe concluai i f. khana Meeting, on Tuesda) li" proceedings opened about 6 oV with a
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    A CASE OF ALLEGED FORGERY.
    383 2 VK-ri:iiiJiv. d Hindoo, named I. Sonrajin. the usher of the Third Magi* t rate's Court, was charged on iiinumi with forgery, in having, on the third in-tant. tampered with s doi omani ossd tor judicial purposes, to wit a chequa purported to l»- endorsed by
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    POST OFFICE PROSECUTION.
    58 2 A ('him -i. letter carrii r, uu II. .k Ngee, was charged on reman I, m the third Magistrate^ rt.oi afternoon, with detaining Irtt ted to him fbrdelivery. Mr. Jolm.-t"<" Acting r\Mtmaster-Oeneral, nppei proMcuto, tnd Mr. Boffmeinter wi I Um .1. -I..I,,.,.. Afta heari evtdanoe for the
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    GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.
    106 2 l'.'iiii Bsn I'm: IVtrol.-iiin Ordinami x of l >o« eomM in!" operation :l Ul N'.ivi'iiil.w ii. M Tlic quarantine imi>o«e<l I" 1 trenail uriving hum Jeddali moved on the l.tli inntanl Mi I; N. Bland aett tonuwi ingtheabMne Mi i .\--i-ii,-.- and Regutrai »l pore, in addition to
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      623 2 NOTICES. NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY, LD. tm DYNAMITE IiEUONITE t.I.I. MINK DYNAMITE BLASTING GELATINE DSTONATORS KXiOKTKMs 01 Ail kin 1 of SAFETY FUZE an ELECTRIC BLASTING APPARATUS. Illh AllllVK KXIUISIVKS, IIKI.M. AI.I. KAJtfKAITIKKN IN < iIIKAT IiIiITAIS, AHK MADK Ti) I'ABH THK lII' .II STAXHAKIi HI ITXITY ibv asfarv nans immsbd
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      1348 2 NOTICES. TAILORS, JtRtECHES MAKEKfcf. OUTFITTERS. BAirns, HOSIERS. OBSIB JJV POBI V^* mmvm**, Q COMPLETE ATTENTI..N OUTFITS 4/ j+ W SI'KCIALITK GOODS IN STOCK. SUITABLE I'o ALL OLIMATKB. XOW SHOWIX(, raw aoon EX a uouxeo. LADIES' BICYCLES. IHK NEW TUBNEB, PKI'L JIT.'. LAI H. K. M. LYoX&Co., u.e. l.'i. Battery Koad.
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      8 2 K)li QBNBBAL BUIFPING NKWS BEE I- \.-l 4.
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      90 2 M S. S. intended fur ibu t >«,«. Tim- should Ixwritton on on* side of Uw paper only. By thr nevliiet of that oondition, many 51. S. S. an rejected tii it miirl.t othenriw lie published. All adn-.tii.in/ contracts are wlijert to the oondition that the Manager uiay leare the
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    ON THE VERANDAH.
    833 3 vi jfomc and ooMrntwUtkwii la tin V:,,,,.. 1 Th.Mi-mwio.ll.l „1 on his in* appeal CaunriL on linn- forcible without he|B| ronvinoing without being „,.,h pleswnt. y.-. „,,1-- rougliout. lln M ,r,|,-,l Honourable*, Bud the pwai y, ii|.|.|:iiii'. .1 him; and be I kill nO( 10 P into
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    THE PHILIPPINES REBELLION.
    654 3 HOBUBLB riTTTIIaOf Bf THK HKHKI.s. Hongkong, MM V/;r. LtUdok fully three week.- Sim c a •tea i arrived in Hongkong from tie- Philippine Islands, and the nnma uueaoe is that we have hail to rely upon Singapore tot news regarding the revoIntion raging in Luzon. The Spanish
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    SPANISH FEELING.
    1041 3 {Tnmdattdfar tkt Strait* Timm from Mnuil'i nmctpap n.) What strikes Spaniards most forcibly in the rebellion i- the deep ingratitude and baseness of the islanders. K«>r over three centuries, the Byaninrds liavc i I, strenuously at work lifting then from savagery nod barbarism. The native* have been raised
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    SOCIAL CONDITION OF THE PHILIPPINES.
    655 3 On the whole, the Philippine natives lind and take lilt- easy. Their requirements are few. The sum of £o will provide a native household with a dwelling of its own and ample furniture, Under a genial climate, on a soil lavishly grateful Era the flightest
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    THE FUSILIER CASE.
    788 3 TIIK BEKOKANT WHU < ovIMITI KU AHSAILT ANI> THE(T WHILE OS DUTY. In response to the considerable imljlic I curiosity ahout tin 1 Fusilier ansnult case 1 (briefly liisuuassi in our isstu. of yestcrI day), we print the following report of the I cuse A BOW IN
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    THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS HOME.
    100 3 THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS HOME. A i-uUHWUNMUra llcit'uo thai I Mmgcriutimi book it in circulation among tho Cliinew with ;t riaw toobtaining fund* toward* tin' nuUstainaaca of this institution. A« far m help U required fmin the Chineee to provide bwutny I incut and reading, M will ne ully "ivin
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    LATE TELEGRAMS.
    186 3 Imiuliiii, IM/i StpttmU,. Tin. liiml iiiiiuli ptofed b) the Aiutrnliaii> in K.i^iau.l (thai nuiiiiiM tlif Booth of England) luh ended In dmw. worm were v follow--. -Atwbraliww, andtW:Kn;.'lislinirn. |!>_'iin.lt.'"«i<k. I- lor 4.V All Hi leading EuglUn papers pniae tin- Aii-lialimi Icain. an. l eomidw il •qua] an.l. in
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    COFFEE IN MADRAS.
    87 3 The number of coffee plantations in the Madras Presidency, exclusive of Native States, during 1895 was 13,0:«, which employed 1 9.092 persons permanently during the year, and 1 .VWi persons temporarily 54,1121 acres were under mature plants, and it o:i2 under immature plants. 59.968 acre" have bc.n
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    HARBOUR THIEVES.
    88 3 Two harbour thieves, or, as the Magistrate termed them, pirates, named Lim Sah and Kg Bian, were charged on remand, on Thursday afternoon, before Mr. Blagden, with attempting to commit theft of a lamp, valued at So, on board the s. s. Sri Pegatan, lying in the harhour,
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    A PRACTICAL JOKE.
    97 3 Two Malays, named Awang and Abu, were arrested by a Farm ehinting in Victoria Street, on Thursday night, for being in possession of four tins and one pot of (supposed) illicit chandu, valued at SiVXJ. The prisoners were charged before Mr. Blagden, yesterday, and i-tnted that it
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    ARMS SMUGGLING AT BANGKOK.
    109 3 On tin- 14th instant, a case of """TO 11 arms into Bangkok in the Gorman steamer Loyal wan heard in tlii' QanMII Consulate there. The rms consisted of twenty-five Winchoßlit rillcs, discovered on board by a CMtoni OflLrr. The defence was that tbc Mas it knew
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    CLEARANCES.
    137 3 Datk. Vkuhkl's Name PLM*Bia < 'ATTAIN li -n\ \n..\ Sopt ifl 0., l H CJmwi Phyi H wppbo M Kuliy •_*S Kiin'WliHll i li; Jnao H UnluliiH 1 lit i Brag (iuaii M MmM .'<) Kimi Am. M eh. ii. in Olmmii Chew H BuDktra M Ingnbu M Unifa
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      299 3 TOMORROW8. CHtTBCH 8ERVICE& M:\KNTEKNTH Sr.NDAV AFTKK TkISITY.). CHURCH OK ENGLAND. St. Andrews Cathedral. 7 a. in.. Matins. 7..HI n. in.. Choral Eucharist. si ii.ni.. l'arudo Service. (Holy Communion and BotuionV i n. in., suiiilny School and BibtoClasses. bJh i>. hi.. Brenaoag Mid Sermon, St. Mattiiiuv's (Jiitrcii. B.IS |>. mi.. Evensong
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      441 3 I AUOTIOxN SALES. SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Ac. THK |-ROI'EKTY OF CAIT. U. I). WIIJOX. AT TOY VILLA, HEVoN-lIIHK KOAIi. Hatuniat/, dril Iktuher, at J p. m. ffiho undvi-HiKiied Are Inssmetsd by Oapt J. G. D. Wilson, to «ell »n auction at Toy Villa, Devonshire R.vi.l, on Saturday, 3rd"
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      502 3 F( m SALE; EMPLOYMENTS; TO LET; AND PERSONALS These advcrtisenicnt!i will be found on Ihe right hand column of the fi rat page (title page.) PERSEVERANCE ESTATE. OHUOTWG .n the K.tate 'h 7 prohibited. 26,9 NATIVE STATES AGENCY, MBBBBS.COU i Co. sas to am uc< that they Ic.-cvc- MtablUhecl tlicin-s.-K.-.
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      161 3 WKATHER REI'OKT. Kunda,,,/ Kerbnu Hospital, ->»th Sept. IHH9. '■i a.m. 3 p.m. 9 p.m. Remarks. B.ir. 59.9U138.802 W.m< Tomp. 85.9 R4.5 80.6 W. BMbTheri 78 77.5 75.6 >.c Dir.ofWimlL.s.E. s.E. 8. Si Max. Temp. 88.6 Mm 73.« g>s Miix. in Smi IfIAA s.a. Terr. r;id. «7.8 Ifaiinfall Nil. g WKATHER
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      153 4 I 'ii'lir this heading the following nlil.iwuilionsurv used:- sir. «t.-:un<r lb. ibip 1.,, baraM Brit Hritii-h U. 8. I'mlrd BUtea/fr mach;Oer. German: Dal Dutch; Joh.— Johore; *c, GL&. funeral cargo :d.p.—4ackaaatenger>; I. Dncarl«iu;T. 11.I 1 \V. TanJongPngar Wharf T. P. D.— Tanjona I'agnr l><«k j H. W.
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      TRADING VESSELS.
      1265 4 Arrivals Since Noon ok Yk-tkupav. Bmvenut, Brit. sir. I.l'm ton*, .'aptnin Sarohet, :>.*.th Sept. From Hongkong, -tlth Sept. U.c, and II d.p. I*. Simons ami Co. l!-Kd». Daruiii, Brit. Mr 17.1 i.m-. C.ipi F.ilwanK Mtb Sept. Pram I. Darwin, IMb Sept.G.c- G. A. Derrick. Pot P. Darwin, O—
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      477 4 Vom«, port, prafraMi dM* arrfni, imm egmta. AJas, livm 10. i Mansfield. Antenor, Liverpool, Sept. 27: kfuufleld. Benledi, London, Oct, IS; P. Simon Itanium. SuiMiil.ayii. Oct. IS; Daemh'ls, Caledonian, Hongkong, Not 8: M Cam, [fen York, end Sepl I' 81 Cassias, V..!;..li.iMui. Oct. 16; Dmikli Cere*, Hamburg, Oet
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      ARRIVALS.
      63 4 VtKSKL'ii NA.MK. fua A TI>KS C'AITAIN KiK. I-'KOM SAII.KI' OOWW I ho l.-, Ywoakvi H Waabi l.. Darwin M Bonvwoe lt, Cheeaa Chew M 1 1 I.,'ui.k 2. Kiiliclln Boa Inn. 81 i 9 Kitaafl Brllatr. :-x, Bullen sir. 17.-, Edwanla itr. l Mfi Barchel 1313 Welib sir :~i",
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      879 4 NOTICES. MAINTAINS THE HIGHEST B EPI TATION EVERYWHERE »"^il«Sl**»i Pr nnnni\*d hv 1) I KIQHfIT MIDICAi. AUTHOi ITI'S t) inOVt sixty yeahs Reliable Remedy TORPiI LIVER, DEBILITY ATTENUATION OF BODY, ERUPTIONS. LASSITUDE, And fUI IlWtr»OßlXi:i:a or the BLOOD imoi*putadlb tviocrc* or *u^Bi»iomTV. Vmir Y*m -mi- ut Rkd Jawaka Hardapasii i.a
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      597 4 NOTICES. J. MOTION 00. WATCHMAKERS. JEWELLERB. OPTTCTANB. REPAIRS PROMPTLY EXKCTJTF.D. !)ORI)'IS( in; PETROLEUM MAATSCIIAITJ.J SoriiWtAYA. Manufacturer* of Petroleum Lubricants Unequnlled for Si: an Engines, Cylin den, and every i:la»« of Machinery. MAX STERN k t>. Atpnt*. -TIMES AND 'BUDGET." StraitK Timm, post free. $30 a year, or ■HaaMrth, or ten
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      221 4 NOTICES. I SINGATORE SPORTING CLUB. i AUTUMN MKETING. JOHN LITTLE CO., LIMITED Have juM reeeivctl a fresh M'i>ply j of Radag HWka in all tin; Registered C.l.nii.- also, a large variety of other j shades, viz I PURPLE nXK, ROYAL BLUE, j CHERRY GREEN, ROYAL RED, VIOLET, TERKA COTTA, MAUVE
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      314 4 NOTICES. MCALISTER&CO. (Australian Produce Department.) HAVE JUST KKCEIVED A SHIPMENT FROM AUSTRALIA. WOOD ft OO.'S Pkijie .Ustkalian Bitter, the well-known cow brand, in lib. tins 62 cents per tin. in I'IV tins 51. 15 per tin. This butter can be had from our subI agents in Penang, Bangkok, Haigon, j
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      123 4 NOTICES. G. OTOMUNB CO. JAPANESE CURIOS STORE. WHOLESALE AM) KKTAIL, No. 26, Hioh Strket. SINOAPORK. 10/10 jpRUHHKI) FOOD. Try it ani> vor wn.i sitishkh. I. K.BEI.ILIOS !.<•({« to inform Ikapoblk that hi* Factory for pranarillg ('rn-li.'il Fo'ml, at :U. Bcliii.w Itoa.l, is BOH ..p.in.l. Crushed F00.1.. HJD »tf, IMb. Indian
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      84 4 NOTICES. EASTERN MORTOAOR AQENCY 00UAVT, iSkllTtJ' ftesa.?r? f«2 AdTwice* made upon Morinwf ,'f o noid. atockß, Hrim-e^,,,,) ot W HWuntiOT. Htate, Miini.iiml .„^j' l>ro »H Put.lie Ix>»n« neijotiHU.,l L,i i." oUl 'he London M.irkrt "P»ii KATERHON, SIMONS *<•, 'L-nu. THE AUBTILVUAJT BOK9E lIKPOSITOHY. l\ DAI. I, AN HOUSE DKAI.EIt. IHAINKR,
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