The Straits Times, 9 November 1896

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    12 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHEDi m\. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1896. NO. 19,073.
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      553 1 \NDHEW USHER'S CELEBRATED WIIISKIKS. ii.iii, I 2nd Norenber, 1891 1 il I,, mi, .il iiiiiily- J 1-1,, and fo.s Old w i,i-kv (,i blend oj w hinkiee) sminplea aled caaat ready ran tiouae, and Bnd ||i nl quality being ii I free Iron It is t rery i :ili ordinary
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      2465 1 i^. BUCHANAN WHISKY (SOLD BY ALL LICENSED SPIRIT DEALERS. UAkWAI rnnnj 10 tiik HoDm 0» Lords and Commons and to aix' good LomCM Clubs. INSURANCES. LAWDXIOS ANDCROWN PIRE AND LIFE IK9CBAICCE OOMPAKY. 11(U'N1>KD ISM, H.ivin.- »>•■ :i SfpsMsd SJSIIi to o- tli.ir 1,1, -if riBSIHSVatK. S Bian at th« UrU
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      616 1 NOTICES. GOLD MEfiAIS, PAULS, IXTH: im JOSEPII GILLOTFS PENS Of Highest Qunllty, and, hsvinß the Greatest Durability, are, therefore, the CHEAPEST HANKS. MONOKOMO AN D SM \N(ill Al BAN KINO CORPORATION. PAID-UP CAPITAI *l(i.(K¥i,(i(K. RESERVE FIND $6,000,000. KEBERVE LIABILITY OKI mmimm PROPRIETORS }..*in,noo,i«»i. Coon of Dirkctohs:A. .MrCoNACHIK: Ks.j Ciimuman. Si
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      819 1 DEWAR'S CELEBRATED WHISKY. Thk I.ANf-KT This is a good, pure, and vvhnlesonie spirit." Thk Si-otsmax. Singularly mellow, thoroughly matured, and of MM most delicate flavour." TiieMohninoAdvkiiTi-ki;. -Thorouglily matured, fragrant tn the n.we and elf li cioitß to tho palate.* The Fhkknun's Jwiivii.. Is i xeell.nt InqnalHy and very phwaaat to
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    COMMERCIAL.
    487 2 I .AiI.NT MAKKKT UI'OTATIONS. Si'scapore, fh-ii November. 189«., pitonrcK. lilinibier 7.1.V do Cul« Xo 1 10.7-V do do No 2 sun Copra Rali, 5.H0. do Pontiannk, 5.4. r >. Pepper, Black H.l!-">. Sago Flour Sarawak 3.-JO. do Brunei 2.W. Pearl Sago B.W. Coffee, Bali Sfi.oo. Coffee Palembanfj 87.00. Coffee,
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    SHARES WANTED.
    24 2 Kaubs (13/10 paid). Puiijoins. Straits Trading Co. Tanjong Pagar Dock Co. VOR SALE. liaul.s (fully paid). Jelebns. somekvili.e svinr. Exchange Share Brokers.
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    112 2 Fm Per Mr. Time. To-Xlorhow Kuanian via ports tfn Tmmff, il a.m. K. P.ihang via ports ftfltwitt, 1 1 11.111. 1.. A- Sandiikan Bonuo i p.m. Klang via ports H,i, Gun,,, p.m. Miiar Malac.a Sutam, :i p.m. Colic via jiorts Sri Itundjur ;i p.m. Penang PrtrpmHt, 3 p.m.
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    94 2 Fuom China: -By the P. A 0. s>. Winiipure, due on Tuesday. FhomKi uol'K: -By the (iennaii ».s. Suchnen. due on Thursday. ill Singapore Due in London Arrived Sept. SIN N.1t. 1.. Oct. IHtll Oct. 17th Sept. L'illil M. M. Oct. loth Oct. l.'illl Si.|il. .Mllli I.
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    210 2 ARRIVALS. Par fVwM from Kelantan—Messrs. Knl.com. and Iteenig. Per*.*, ran QMurrem Batsrii Haisn, 11..Mm, liicMii'iiin, P. Sehreven, C. KrOOO, Teni y. J. (iolemburg. and .1. Liisi>en 1-cr s. s. Hertha from Jlon,<koiin: M.—i-. W. Andrews. \V. Duncan, Bad 11. strive. Par s.-. Till,: from Saigon:—Messrs. .1. S. l'urd.l.
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    THE STRAITS TIMES. MONDAY, 9TH NOV., 1896. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. THE UNITED STATES
    58 2 THE STRAITS TIMES. MONDAY, 9TH NOV., 1896. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. THE UNITED STATES [Sulitcriptum rate* anil a-lrrrtismg ralei may lie found on the fourth p<ige.] HIsIXKeS REVIVAL. Tawtnn, Ml Xmrnmtmr A revival of hnillMf h;i» taken place in the United .States, consequent upon the election of McKinley. The revival is reinarkalily
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    THE VENEZUELA QUESTION.
    33 2 Lord Selborne, the Under Secretary of State to the Colonial Office, has stated at a meeting, held in Edinburgh, that the Venezuelan question would he satisfactorily settled before Parliament mot.
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    TURKEY
    65 2 mokk raomaan imam The Turkish ambassador at Constan- tinople has informed M. flaiiniani. the I French Minister for Foreign Affairs, I that the Sultan has agreed to eight reforms, These reforms include the release of innocent prisoners, the protection of j peaceable Armenians, the prevention of acts of violence,
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    DIPLOMATIC SECRETS.
    35 2 WsM.UK K'S DISCI.OSt HKS. Prince Bismarck is continuing to give diplomatic revelations in his organ at Hamburg. He attributes to British iullueuces Germany's refusal, in 1800, to renew the secret treaty with Russia.
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    FIRE ENGINES BURNED.
    17 2 Shaud Masons fire engine factory WM burned down on Saturday. MO engines were destroyed.
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    A MUNICIPAL REDUCTION.
    476 2 It seems necessary to correct an impression which has got abroad regarding certain proceedings of the Committee of Municipal Commissioners that, for some time, has been considering the Municipal Budget for UV7. ll has been said that the Municipal Commissioners contemplate making a reduction in the salary
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    MR. BILL'S COMPANY
    807 2 A ONHMBHf, oa Saturday, at taoked I he strict urec t hat were made by our irrcs-ponsilile weekly critic, "The Moralist," concerning the prospects of Mi Mills Coffee Company. "The Moralist" said that Hint Company was hugely over-capitalized. The capital, as stated in the prospectus, win to
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    94 2 To-day, being tha 6Mb Anniversary the birthday of 11. It. 11. the Prince Of \V.ile>, is a public holiday The (mvernment olli< es, banks, and other instit ul ions are closed, while many of the godowns closed at an earlier hour than usual, this aitcrimon. A Royal lalute of twenty-one
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    6 2 Thk Aasiio* begin to ma n,*
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    10 2 Thk Right Uev. Dr. Feu arrived fri m raaangUui Booming.
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    13 2 < iwiNo to the rain on Saturday, crick et was abandoned OB the Ksplanade.
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    13 2 Thk Unities Tirlin Room advert is,- special tillin .hi the I Ith install!
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    15 2 Tut. r'i tal Supply Bill f,, r ISOfi, M gazetted, provides for an expenditure of
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    17 2 Thk S. C. Care .laying a whole day match to-day, on the Esplanade, againsi the stli Kindlier*.
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    19 2 Tin: German mail steamer tiaeluou left ilombo OH Saturday, .it B p. in and is due hero on Thursday
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    23 2 PHI I i ik Turf Club holds a gymkiian i i v the last Saturday in February iv*! auicaj of a tpriug meeting
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    19 2 IT is rumoured thai the r,,l, r t Native States will adopt Panel < ode In their legal prseedi i.
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    16 2 Thk Spanish transport just passed through with nearly 2 dm, troops from Spain lor li,, Philipj.inr
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    22 2 Tim: timt performance of tho Dub, on the I'lth instant, i^ m ,i, jj" natronan of the Governor and I id. Mitchell.
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    23 2 Doctriißrn bearing upon the i n nrr •a I Exhibition to b« held it I l«K), an published in la*i k Oswrnnwn* OtuHh.
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    21 2 Nim: nen Banki van opened ii Japan in Beptember, iringing un th.. total in the Empire to i,l'.".s, with UlofSMmilUon yen
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    23 2 Tbj Ordinance to amend the Banishnicn't Extension Ordinance of 1896, and the Municipal Ordinance, are notified is Ordinances XIV aad XV of lsjm
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    26 2 OwUMtothe prevalence of drought la Perak, the Government has applied funds for purchaHna grain and ditti butiiiK it amongst the Suffering coin iii v ii it
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    27 2 A.N Indian constable, who li.nl d«Svi ted from the Singapore poli w ls arrested at Hongkong, and ~.-nt bad to Singapore, in charge, on the 2nd November.
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    H. M. S. "PORPOISE."
    41 2 H. M.S. tWnoiw arrived at Colombo on the -Stli October, and will -t, u n the barbotur till the arrival of H. M. H. Harnthtm, which brings out two torpedo deetroven from Aden fur the China station.
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    A PRINCE MONK.
    50 2 A mis ul tin; Kinj; of Siain, Priadun ChoomMU by name, arrived al Colon i Iki from Siam on the 2-llli Octobei He in'' m.IimI to be ordained as a BuddhiH monk and to Itad the lit.- of recluw Tin* urdiiuitidii was to take place hli lily.
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    FRENCH AND CHINA.
    39 2 8o lii^li does anti-Chinese feeling run in French Indo-China that it extendi even to Qovenunenl oontracti Tenders for lupplies lor the army ,-n, no« only noeived from rYsnchmen or Anna iiiiies. foreignen and Chinese being excluded.
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    AUTO-CAR.
    44 2 A 8108 official in IVrak lias npplifil to tin. Qovemmsni for permiwion 10 purchase an auto-car for bis use when travelling on duty, He asks whether, in that ease, lie may be permitted in draw the double dotm allowance be draws ;it present,
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    YOKOHAMA DOCKS.
    59 2 It is said that the work of the con ■traction of the new docki al Vok« hama i* going on rapidly, ami it lexpectid that the company may open liusim -s in April next. A powerful pump for the dock, ordered from Meiwrs W. 11. Allen 4 Co,
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    HEAVY FINE.
    53 2 Thk two Chinese Bremen, who were arrested on board the s. Vn Thursday, in respect of a quantity of illicit .handu, v.duediit >1,000,ai eared before Mr. Satinders, on Bul rdaj Ona of the prisoners was oonvieti i tnd ftned Sl.ikk), or one year'i in incut. The other prisoner
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    JAPANESE COTTON-SPINNING.
    58 2 Jai>ANEsk are said now Ii desirous of starting the cotton ii uctry in China. The reasons are I lml, although the cotton industrj in lima might prove remunerative, 11 >uld, with taxation and saueesiug, bi than in Japan, and that it would, tht-n fore, be better to keep
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    PATENTS IN JAPAN.
    59 2 It having been provided in kh« uc« Treaty between liermany and Japan that japan should protect Ihc right of foreign article-, a large 11 of applications from foreigner* Imvc been n ived by the Agrii ultll Comtnerce Department in Japan lln number of those who have applied
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    DROWNING FATALITY.
    67 2 It appears tl.at Mr. Trough!' 11 I H.M.B.Gra/ron, was not drowned thi»»t:li a boat accident, lie was oit on the bank of the lake 1' ■ken he shot a duck, which fell im«»ili« hike. He took off his clothe 1 oil' to got the duck, and il i
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    PRANCE AND SIAM.
    52 2 L'Afuirdti rojOfinollegeHtlial to dilliculti.-s with Biain lh<; I >•' Qoremment baa iisknl Ine General of French Imlo-Cliin» fore he could have ready al notice to concentrate on the frontier. M. Ruusieau'ii replj i stood to have been that, In I ild Biuiter -iv aru i 10,000 men
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    OPIUM SMUGGLING IN FORMING.
    69 2 Aubodou the ini|"'H of opini' 1 Formosa hoa I n prohibited February last, it baa I" en i Chinese junkß are secretly un| the drug. The Governoi I office, therefore, atfiuiml two r. cutters, a short time BHO, witli a >•• rt maintain ;i itricl watch
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    RAMIE
    55 2 Tub present import* into I Of this fibre arc unl) •>>"'" .V(KK) tons per aunuui, s«y« fi»mum,BndTataUtlii«bMliadtii pod by hand till recently,) been kept up to £IB This latter ftfun WOllld ensure a »<'J lane demand, and there »n portable dsooruoaton in tn« which promise to effect a" enorm
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      643 2 NOTICES. NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY, LD. Manufa.tiir.-i- „f DYNAMITE GELIGNITE GELATINE DYNAMITE BLASTING GELATINE DETONATORS ■ZFOBIPM OF:, All kinks ov SAFKTV FUZE KI,K( TIM( r m,\STIN(i APPARATUS. Ill) UIOVI. KXPI>OHIVEH, HLISO ALL MaSffA' TIKKH IN OHKAT ItKITAIS. ARE MADE TO PAHS lilt. lII'.H BTASIIAKII OK PURITY ma atwtt inns mraa— srtsa
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      342 2 NOTICES. THE (iREAT AMERICAN STEAM BIDING (iALLEKY.' kihit ov fdkt cuurerae (Oppoeite to High BUeeV) ora man ivimm rswej 6 p.m. to 12 p.m., hi nun ucbwuik lUCKNTS A HIDE TO ALL. A new and splendid organ will play I i- Lilians <>f new and popular mn-ie .lining the whole
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      710 2 LATEST ADVKRTISEMKN'TS. IfcBBfOBJfAHCBa OF QILBEBT aS'l> sCLLIYAN.SNF.WCOMICOI'KIiA. THK OK AND DUO OB TIIK BTATUTOtY DIKL. WII.I. (.IVKX IN TIIK TOWH II Al.l. THEATRE, s I N <; A PO HE. <>N i«*aaay, NMMnesr i«M. 18U6. nmnif, WiiHMilsr ISA, airf SafarJsf, ttvmmhm Hal. thk naSI ri:uF"KMASCi: MONDAY. Mm NOYEMBEK. will l>e
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      23 2 On Ihc tlth Instant, at Kris Lodge, the wife of. l. F. (hah., of a. laughter. FOX (IENERAI. SHIPPING NEWS Oht 1'.U.1. 4.
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      99 2 M. R. 8. inl.-n.1.«l for the I be* Time, •bonld b« wntt»n on on* «i,l« of tha (isper only. By thi> ii. vl'-' of thmt condition, many M. S. S. tn rejected th*t nii^ht atherwim W pahliihed. All *'i wrtihintr '•ontni'-t- uf unltiect to the rendition that the Manager may
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    MR. HILL COMPANY.
    133 3 in i ln- .W.i.i. Ol ih, leading home i omments oa the I II IMI- 'oliee kin| ha* been formed I coffee estates „verillg an area of 10,01 0 the land has Ij v Itivattoa l.i ..it Phis it S 1■ ne tune, and i ortunity for
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    LORD HARRIS
    63 3 (/< hear* that Lord .1 Colonel frank nsirmanship oi the trtild Mine* Company In i >lonel Rhode* bavim,' I in the Transvaal to ng not to take part in Jitical agitation in the Republic, it became to n sign the Chair- i,,i ..mi The salary tlia Chairmanship of
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    NAVAL NEWS BY MAIL.
    74 3 ll .1. -ii lyer* Hart. lei R V Ti rwllitt, ami uiiiiander A. Oillespie, -i i tuber, for I'ort Chine, ipj itmont* have b Vduiiralty: Lieute House, to the Daphne, I romotion, to date Sept. Iruot Henderson, to irice in Hongkong i l.Mli. 1 1. .n
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    THE CEPHALONIA.
    73 3 iallj chartered I trooping noon, arrived at Ihe :ilt>l (Ktober. The i .mi v 0ct0- ir, Malta, \\,v\ Said. and Hongkong, II i 1 .005 of all ranks. li ij.il .halt v. illg .".Si men |h, ii d I "-:i i-. in comLii It. I. ant-Col, ncl 11.
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    SCARCITY IN CALCUTTA.
    100 3 rciiv i outinue* to be in Caleiittn, and dealen haj while the sun i- having made the last two months, made forty, fifty, and thousand ruj IMHiilating on the f the nsoon. I lia -.lie up II r inn md, and the liii'i rising two Thia i*
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    THE BIG COFFEE COMPANY.
    114 3 S'« RU \ol HEAVY. Company, which lioli sale for planting ently described in toes not lake readily I iei o/Ceyion corres- thai the subscripin the Company ale I'here is no doubt, in bis I ii i > chosen for inaki- not particularly I' ii.altliy investors m
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    FINANCIAL NEWS BY MAIL.
    116 3 h.-i- been issued of S-uiement Sarnie Fibre Co. apital ..I £50,000 In -l.ar.- of each. limitative preferential divi- I 8 [Mr cent, per forred share* of I* ference shares are now iption at par. This ii formed to cultivate •i and to work the II I.
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    THE INTER-PORT RIFLE MATCH.
    1272 3 victory ni BOMKOVe. Thk Int.T -Colonial Killc Matcli of L8M i- arm, and, after U inteiestiiiL' contest, lias ended in the victory of Hongkong with tin wry good ■eon of B16 |".itin. Shanghai being good second with 900. and Singapore rery bad third with 87(1 points.
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    LADY MISSIONARIES.
    47 3 A i Aici; number of lady missionaries for the Church Missionary .Society, and the China Inland Mission, are passengen by the mail s.s. Hsn'ssr T mmi, route to China. Many of them attended the services at St. Andrew's Cathedral and the Methodist Church, last evening.
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    RACING IN PERAK.
    113 3 A mketino of the I'erak Turf Club was held on the I'tid instant. Mr. Birch, who was in the chair, explained that the amount in hand was less than on the previous occasion, owing to a good many improvements being carried out. The attendance at the last
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    DELI TOBACCO.
    302 3 Thl annual general meeting of the British Deli and l.aniikat Tobacco Company was held, on < let. 12th, at Winchester House, under the presidency of Mr. I. H. White, who, in moving tin; adoption of the- report and accounts, expressed regret at the unsatisfactory result of the 1895
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    FRENCH DIPLOMACY AT PEKIN.
    325 3 lMI'.ilcTASr OOWSBnOBsV I'm: Oath A>»>' l'aris .•ornspoii.lciit telegraphed on Oet 18:— In the course of this inominf/a Cabinet Council, If. llanoiMux read a telegram he had received from M. Gerard, French Minister to l'ekiu, Informing him that the Chinese Government had agreed to the r. -construct
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    CRICKET.
    59 3 A cricket match between the S.C.C. (2nd XI.) r. and the B.R.C. was played, on .Saturday, on the S.R.C. ground. Tlie SRC. batted one short, and compiled 40. Dennys was most destructive with the leather, taking 8 wickets for 13 runs. The S.C.C. won an easy victory, scoring 70
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    THE CHINESE IN AUSTRALIA.
    63 3 A tei.eoram from Sydney, dated 9tb Oct., states: Mr. O. H. Reid, the Premier of New South Wales, speaking at Richmond, said that it would be kinder to restrict the immigration of Asiatics than to ill use them. He would shortly introduce a Bill, agreed upon
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    LI HUNG-CHANG.
    72 3 A TEI.EQKAM lias been received by the Canton Government that .in Imperial edict was issued on the :<oth ultimo stating that the Civil Hoard has condemned l.i Miiug-Chang, for improperly getting into the prohibited grounds of Yiien-ming-yuen, an Imperial palace, to forfeit one year's salary. It further states
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    TELEGRAPH CHARGES.
    81 3 In a communication to the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce, the Duke of Norfolk, Postmaster-General, regrets that his representations to the telegraph Companies in favour of a reduction in the rates to India were fruitless, in face of the great loss of revenue involved. The companies have, however, made
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    JAPANESE PETROLEUM.
    75 3 Pktkoi.ki m abounds in the Japanese province of Echigo. when- several companies are engaged in developing the oil Held. TheJatest returns oftheEchigO petroleum c. mi panics record. -xceptioiiiil profits, the dividends declared by some being as much as 113 per cut., and none were less than 'Ji> p.r
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    HOLLAND AND CHINA.
    82 3 A Rottkri.a.m firm, supported by other parties, has formed a Holland-China syndicate, with the object of establishing a company which will do business between Holland. China, and Japan, ;is well as between the two latter countries and Java. The projectors of the plan have «rnt an able
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    THE CHINESE ARSENALS.
    118 3 Yen Nien. an Knvoy of the Chinese Emperor, has been in the United states since September, on a secret mission. The Emperor having decided that his Government should no longer have the management of the arsenal* and shipyards. and that a stock company should be created to
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    168 3 Kovnran monthly mkdai.. Kaoaoa B. J. 4!» ">o tw M N IfactainQ. 4 4 4* sy I (H) (illllil A. A. 42 4« 90 MT, !«1 Stivin A. \V. H Hi HI 1 N BobtftmoJ. U. H tf 'H+ I M Cadell \V. A. 4«; net s
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    THE PHILIPPINE REBELLION.
    277 3 The Chin'i Mnil e.iiitains a private letttr from Manila, dated SBth Octoberi stating tliat the Spani.-ili laroea lia.l made littlo liea.l a(.'.iiii-l the rel.el-. The latt.T were atrriswHinnilif their pusitions. Not only is tli." press un.ler strict censorship, lint Manila i- ajao overrun with :-pics and secret
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    SEPOY LINES GOLF CLUB.
    351 3 MR. I IM.AYS.in's PRIZE. This mixed foursome competition, which was played offlast week, resulted in the victory of Dr. and Mrs. Fowlie, who, in their second round, pulled down the record a long way by the splendid score of 42. Previously to this, the mixed record
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    TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.
    412 3 (From the Time* of Ceijlmi") Lookw, -J«t'ii October. The important Masliona chief. IMema. lii- surrendereil. Lord Dulli'i'iii. speaking nt a .Municipal banquet at Belfust. said the international situation more than ever imposed tinnecessity for perfect preparedness on the part of Great Britain; bin he hoped tindevelopment of the
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      232 3 WEATHSB ItKI'ORT. fl-imilsnj r«ean BmpUat, Jtk Koa, WM, I H a.m. :f p.m. !i p.m. Kkmakks. Bar. 29.888 29.806 29.930 I'einp. ,1.1.(1 7«.(l 7(U W. It'll, Ther 75 7M 7.-..11 LMr.ot Wind N E. s.K. Caba Has. Temp. 86\8 Mm W.« Max. 111 Sun \-J*:i I'err. rad. »W.B Balnfall M
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      119 4 Diiaai lait aaadlna llw fulfil wing alilimi la lions am u«c«l:-ntr- rtaßßMrj sli. nliip bq. -baraae j Brit.— liriti«li 0.8. Doited Slates; Fr. Frcneh; (ler. (ierman; Put. Dutch; Joh.-.lohon-; .Ye.. (i.e.. (ien.ral cat yo d.p.— dock imwngi'm ;V. Cneertain; T. T. W.-Taiijong Pagar Wharf, I. P. P.—
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      TRADING VESSELS.
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