The Straits Times, 18 November 1896

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    12 1 The Straits Times. KSTAHUSIIKDs 1831. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1896. NO. LD.OBI.
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      345 1 iM)Ki:W USHERS i ELEBRATED UIIISKIKS. ,1,,1 V. 11,11. I I \,,\,lnl.er. |s|l| liemical aoalypi and <'„:* <>I<l W ln-kv (a I, lend ol kk sampled ill i i mm read] ;,nd lil i' l Hent iiuality being nd in. iroin h it m rv I, i (Mill ordinary or s
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      554 1 i^BUCHAN AN WHISKY jJaWB^WMMfc I r^» tr^% V^ SOLE IMPORTERS HOUS t8 or Pmui.mlnt I Ci# II I ts» CkV IsMsl I k'A'l7 HKOS SOLI) BY ALL LICENSKD SPIRIT DEALERS. J NOTICES. E s 'SPECIAL CREAM' EEEEl c wsm soli; nrtnill i (ii; mi; sik\iis si. t ti.i:iii:\is VADE CO.,
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      611 1 HAIMAS fll'I'MKI) in TIIK BtOH <iK I.CKDB AMI COMMONS ANIfTO AM, GOOD Lp— DM CI.UBS. 31T- DENSON*B__WATCH Ks MaMHiTOKV, LODOATI HILI,, I ONI.ON. MAKKIt TO H. M. THK (^LEEX. Specially manofitctortd and new needed for use in tbe Baal IiKNKON S MKIIM. BTBBSOTH FIELD" WAKH. A Bold Keyless English Half
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      557 1 INSrUAXCES. rpiIK.MAKINEINsritAM-|:< OY.. I.TI'. Capital BcsecsißCu, £1.000,000. Capital paid ur, £180,000. Hi.-khvk. t.Vm.ia'ii, The anderaigned, having boon appointi ,1 Agent at Singapore fortlienlmvct'oinpnny, is prepared t -.-ept i-ks by First (I;.-, steamers and sailing V, 1FUANK f) •< I.V. ArcM. nONOKOVOPIBEINSTTBAHCE COMPANT, LIMITED. OiniUl subneribed {2,000,000. A :nount paid op
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      509 1 INSI'UANCES. LAW UNION AND CROWN FIKK AM> I.IFK INSURANCE COMPANY. IIOr.NDKD lHL'.'.. HuvinK bo.n a|.|K)i.,t. ,1 aifont- for tho stovs ClSMsy, we arc n,,» |i"re|uire.l tssaoapt un their Mudf Kike Ixsck HCS Kl«K» Ht tliu tiiriff ratf", nn.l Lim InkcihN' i PnoeosM.s. in term» of the Oseiusiiy's sssspsrku hti.l UHI-of
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      693 1 M A N K S. TIIK NATIONAL BANK OF CHINA LIMITED. \\'K has*e this day taken over the Agency in Stogapore of this Hank. By or.ler of tbe Dire.l,,l-. lIAKI.OW m Co.. AgenU. llth NovemlM-r. UMI ■"."II TIIK NATIONAI. BANK OF CHINA. I.I.MITKD. A ilth.it i~.-.l Capital 1 1 .IHKI.IKKI
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      704 1 DEWARVS CELEBRATED WHISKY. Tiik I.asikt. This i» a good, pure, and wholesome »pirit." Imk Scotsman. Singularly mellow, thoroughly mature, l, and of the in,,-i delicate flavour." TiikMokvim. Aiukktiski; Tlioroiighly matured, fragrant to the nose, and deli'-,-ious to the palate Tiik Kilkkmas s .I.ukmi. I- client In quality and very pleasant
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    COMMERCIAL '
    489 2 COMMERCIAL LATBT MAKKKI UHITATIUNS. SINGAPOUE, IBTII N.VI.MHKR, 1896. PRODUCE. (iambier 7.10. do Cube No I 10.75. do do So 2 H.OO. i 'oiira Bali, 5.75. do Pontiannk, „6.45. I'epper, Bl«ck 11.30. sago Flour Sarawak 81-">--do Brunei 2.58. IVarl ftago 3.55. Coffee, Bali,. ...i 36.00. 'offee Palembang 87.00. Coffee, Lilierian. No.
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    39 2  - BHABEB WASTED. .M 11 < 1 1< i >;■ I DabantOMi •"> Do. Do. 6%. RMriM iliilly |>aich. Do. (1:1/10 paid). Pu ni oins. Siinils Trading Co. T:iujiiii(> Pnpir Dock Co. Strail- to* <■„. KOK SAI.K. .lill-l.us SIiMKRVIM.K iOUNN. Exclianj,"' k Slmre Broken.
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    102 2 fm l^r »tr. Timt. To-MoI.KOW. BaUvia via ports Mattfa. -7 a.m. Batu Pafcal Ainu Ann. Noon. MalaeeaA Uafgi Haiai, 1 p.m. Kobe in ports QMMp. :t p.m. ■net Jnabelln. 3 p.m. Bangkok Coraea, 3 p.m. Bengalis A Ba K an, Tang, A p.m. Macassar rla ports r. Ouihoum,
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE
    90 2 From Evaon: -By tin- P.CO.ui ffirtfl/a, iluc on '-'i'iil Nov. FKiiMCiiiSA:^Hytlie P. 4 (I v A'/,,./,,,. dua on I in-iljiy Time Tadle 0* Mails Dm Left Siinjapon- l>u.- in I.oiiclun Anivod Oct. I llh P. tO. No\. 10th Nov itth Oct. l!)th N D. L Nov. I4lh
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    DEATH.
    32 2 >Nthe Utk instiinl, nt No. 21.'!. <jiieen Street, Singapore, Joaapa Oawia Eowabii -econ.l sun of E. L M. i.k s.,i za. laqsged -'7 yean an.l R months. (Tnnsag papen pleass eepjr.)
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    71 2 AIIKIVALti. Farsws. M HMfuSM beasiWak Aasea via ports: i;,.v. Messrs. Hamnis, (iiizean. and raiieinon. Per s. ,/ny,a,i from Uatnvia: Miss Zeilinniis. Mis» Lnnay. Messrs. Rail and Bnrfce. \;-i s. t, Ossaaa from Baeaban:— Hr. and Mrs. Dabnerr and savea chlldr Mr and Mrs. Buchholz, Mesan. Neldbsrl ffallantl. »N.i
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    TO ARRIVE.
    132 2 (For the Far Ecutj ParP.ftO.a, AaMastoai London CM IT: Mr. C.B. Xieli.da-. smfT mymaster Whiiti.ld. Mr. K. .1. Hunan, Miss Withari If i-. Ifaodonald. Mr. T. U. Bpottiswoode' M. .1. Uuates, Mr. K. St££. Mr.auJ Mis. Wi-h;,,t, Mr. M.oidsl.y. Mrs Pennefatberand twocbildren. lfrs.Bobert- Mi- Smith, .-in.! Mi- l.lovd,
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    STRAITS TIMES
    17 2 Estahi.ished: l>:tl. TRICE 10 CENTS. \BttmripKo* r.//,> awiaaWM^ r.ti,, ■af If f»H ,,ii Umfmmtk p»yr.\
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    WEDNESDAY, 18TH NOV., 1896. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS,
    51 2 WEDNESDAY, 18TH NOV., 1896. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS, [TALI AM) ABYSSINIA. h,,ti1.,«, |Bal ffeesasasr, It is held to be undoubted that the ireaty b,.|ween Italy and King Menelik of Abyssinia is due to Russo-French intluence. The moment the treaty was signed, King Menelik telegraphed the signing to the Czar and to President
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    15 2 Tksukks for the supply of specified articles to the police next year, are advertised for.
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    16 2 I'kicak rumour has it that Mr. E. \V. Birch may obtain the Resident Coiincillofship of Malacca.
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    17 2 Thk mail steamer llohillu left Colombo n a.m. to-day, and is exjiected here on Tuesday morning next.
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    27 2 Tiik information in yesterday's issue under shiphlg news that the steamer hV«M refused to be taken in tow by the Bai We is stated to be incorrect.
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    27 2 It is reported that the I'erak (iovernmeiit has a new issue of "service" stamps in place of the ."i "cents blue Springing Tiger," now out of stock.
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    THE "McALISTER."
    49 2 Tiik s. s. MtAlkhr anired at 8 p, m. v.-ierday. from Sadong, and is nov discharging her cargo at New Harbour Dock. Her late arrival was caused by the bon at Sadong Uiver for three .!:ivs. and she t.H.k three days for loading about si'O tons coal.
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    A NEW LINE.
    44 2 Tiik I. A o. Company are said to have in contemplation a special service of steamers for the trade of Japan. between Kobe, Nagasaki. Kelung. and Hongkong. The permission of the Japanese (iovermnent has already been obtained for the new line.
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    NAMING A STEAMER.
    51 2 On the Oth October, Messrs. Win. I'cnnvA- Brothers launched, at Dumbarton, the steamer Lori) Wttnle,, built for the cross-channel service between Dover and Calais. The naming earn- moiiy was performed by Mrs. Frizell wife of Mr. Walter H." Frizell, ol the Chartered Bank oflndia, Australia, and China.
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    THE HOOD-CUTTING.
    61 2 TllK police are still enei-.ii, ally searching for the miscreant who H responsible for the hood-cutting outrages. They have.. hirim.' the last tw.ntyfoiu hours, seized quantities of the leather that lias 1 v taken od' private carriages, and two more shop ow i have been arrest, for receiving
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    A TOTALISATOR IMPROVEMENT.
    69 2 A ouhesponhknt who mm at the mballa Race meeting saysthatOu>»ain 1.-iminghasintrodutedaVeryin^.nions coiitnvanceloi .nsiiring the totalisator against being la wed with after the betting has been closed. A frame of wire uettu.g on be,,,g relcasnlby a cor-lfron, he Judges box, falls over UM face of the totabsalor board,
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    LAMPS OUT.
    85 2 IJfHix.i the past lew days, a numb,, ol lamp, iii the district of Kandanc Kenan have somewhat mysteriously gone out. In the iirst irnrtsaccs it was naturally imagined that tbe"dousina of the glim was .hie to natural causes! but perhaps son 1,,,,-t might he served in putting out
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    PAHANG GOLD.
    95 2 Fko.m the annual report on the P,otected Malay states, it appears thai the gold production of Pahang, last year was ir>.<it,y i.gainst 11.>0.-)oz.and 1).77Uo Z in the preceding two yean. The Resident reports that there has I „no growth ol mining activity ouUkk the limits of 11 aruer
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    THE TORPEDO DESTROYERS.
    104 2 II Ms. afiwattiii armed al C010n,!.., OH the Mill instant, convoying two torpedo destroyers, the SisMM and Hurl on their way to join tin- China Squadron! They would leave to-day, in charae of H.M.B. The two torpedcTdestroyen came from home under the eunvoy of H. M.S. M
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    RHEA IN CEYLON.
    94 2 More than a year ago, the Superintendent of the School of Agriculture in Ceylon established a plot ot'rheawith cutting* from Calcutta, and extended the area by propagation from the lir-t growth. Kor some time cutting! and plants were offered free of cost, but nobody had confidence in
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    BELGIUM AND CHINA
    133 2 Oct. itnh, Captain Baesens,,,! the iielgian Army, left for China on a special Military mission from the King of the r.clgians Captain BaaMM is senior Hii-i-r of the 7th Regiment of Artillery, nd the circumstances which gave rise 10 bis mission are described in the following passage
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    WORLD'S RECORDS BEATEN.
    169 2 At the Crystal Palace track, on October 21st, Tom Unton, of Wales made nn attempt to regain the record for one hour's ride, standing to the credit of J. W. Stocks, the latter having recently beaten Milton's previous best .it the same track. It was not until
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    APOCRYPHAL.
    146 2 -i.M.Ai-.iHK TTI*TTftTT— ok i-ukak TKADK. ,TllK following cutting from a recent number of 77/ Bid will probably lie a surprise to many Singaporeans. We know there are many funny businesses in Singapore, bad we diil not know that the headquarters of the •freak" business is in our midst "The
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    ECCLESIASTICAL NEWS.
    126 2 I>II. Qjum, the Archbishop of I'on.li.hery, who istoconseerate, next Sunday, in the Cathedral of the < tood Sbeplierd, the Right Itev.l. Dr. Fee, Bishop of j Malacca. aeconipanieil by Father Di.lier, I arrived from Colombo yesterday by llie Y'trrn, which also brought to Singapore a voiinc missionary I'roin
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    PRINCE AND MONK.
    195 2 Tiik ordinal ion of a Siamese Prince j to tin; lii.ddliist prieethpod took place |at (olombo the SCll instant The j ranee took the gmdeofmaok. Priedan I Choomaaiby name, he baton of the late kinßof Siam ami half-brother to the pti -e,,t kin-. Be U a widower
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    GERMANY AND CHINA.
    179 2 I:i-'J|-in. |M. lNtli. .Wording to the usually well-informed N./,/...,,,-/,,/,.,7,,,,,. U»«dviaabllit of»endingami«iion to hastern Asia is being seriously CODsi.I.tH >>• official .in les Thequestion wli.-tli.-r <ieriii.in trade will be abb to ae<|.uiv a p..siii.,,, equal to those e..j..ye,l by Rmm and Ruesia, 5i,,,,. tin; conclusion of the treaty
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    MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
    141 2 TIIK IMTK FIXED. Mi nmiiai. elections are fix...| 1)... -iii her tth and the la-t nomination- fc the L'lith i,,st retiring memhei- „re Maaam M, v Mo-, .loa.|uim. nml KvfJM Meyer is going to Calcutta 1.,, time and will [I I r hail I i,"t stand Mr. Moses
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    SINGAPORE ROWING CLUB.
    322 2 HIIMIII It A. 1 Two heats <d the pair-oared liandi cap were lowed, last night, in splendid weather, starting from opposite Fort I'alinei. the Bocwat trended inward tO Johnston's I'ier. and onl) -light tide ha<l to be contend, I with. The fii-t h,at between M. •Voular and
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    THE GOVERNMENT OF CROWN COLONIES
    658 2 ennoa of a awwowa papkh a ii. ka k. .it tiik omcui Thk HuiKjhnfj lhnhj Soveni bet luth deals, in v leader, with a i rili dam from the Brititk Trad* Journal on the (iovumiiient ol tlie Crown Colo ni.s. The leiuler sa/S In urging
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      614 2 NOTICES. NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY, LD. Manufacturers of DVNAMITK (.KI.KiNITK (JKLATINE DYNAMITE BLASTING GELATINE DETONATORS KXroIJTKKs OF:e All Kiimß of SAFETY FUZE AM' ELECTRIC BLASTING APPARATUS. iiit iaw«a Kxn^.sivo. bbjon all tujnwiiatx aao mOaaAtßarraiw, aaasuoa ran aioai -i uidau raarn UmitrlTl ra»TS IMrOSBD STTWS ItlllTlsll raaa i« kk ..i sonaioa quauty
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      874 2 NOTICES. 1)1 1.1 "l;M \Ni Efl OF GILBERT AND st i I IV w- NEW COMIC OPBBA. THEORAND DUKE OK THK BTATDTOIY MTSL, Ull.l. UK I.IVKN IX THB TuWN HA LI. TIIKATKK. BIKQAPOI K ON Karaaiaf, Ihmmbm IMh, awi 5,i1,,r.1,n,. \,,,;,,,1»r tUi A.l.liti'.nnl |m rf.inii.-iiiees will M > givon reek,
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      490 2 LATEST AI) YERTISEMEXTB. GREAT AMERICAN PRESCRIPTION. rpWKNTV VKAHS RESEARCH has I l.n.uL'lit to liiiht HKiiarnnteed Ressedy IorNERVOUB DKHII.ITY. tkeawfetaet Youth. 1.0-t Maahcod, Weakness, Dtaaasss of Bight, Bladder, Gravel, dtesvaod Uver omplaints. nn-t all dise.i»es 5f the Urinary* rgaas. Tns Piesuilntloa i- in the hands fiiMini-tei who will l«.friend anyone •uflsringlrom
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      93 2 M. 8. 8. intadad for th« NkStfcl j- im ,hoald Im rrittm on on* aid* at tho pun only. Ht Urn ••irbx-t of that rmiHition. many M S. S ir» ro^t^l hat mirht nth«nhM> U pnhliphwl. All adrartiainir nontracU ur lahira't to the nan.li:ioo that the Manager may lear* the
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    BRITISH FOREIGN TRADE.
    855 3 „M I.NMIM INJURY. „,,,|tmic. inic-tlKintlir. |;,,-,l.er> bat directed ....lic-.u.lu-tn.ilw.-,, mj waging i iwfJy country. In bis latest i this all-importan] subjwt, „,n has gone much urtliei I. in-tliatliei--alr.il. I 1,.,-l. lllK.lowlclgei.lllie .1 iyst em of technical which prrrails in ibat iI the in. inn. rin which the
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    THE "AURORA."
    16 3 i/..'..,,, Bsesrrf stata I will be pla.-ei II mi r. l.iuarv next, I' forpoit
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    NAVAL NOTES.
    1100 3 (KKOM A < '<>KKKI)P(iNUBNT.) It is a gflaal pity that Chevalier da Martmo does not give the public more opportunities of admiring bis work. A full-puge picture of the Baltic of Trafalgar, which he has painted for this week- OrapMe, is a perfect gem of illustration, and, indeed,
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    NAVAL ETIQUETTE.
    110 3 SoMi, attention lias been called at to the lad that whilst ,1,,. foreign men-of-war m the harbour there were d, ated with bunting in honour of the I'"''"'.'; 1 Wales- birthday, the Porpoue, a ßritish umn-ol war, was conspicuous by the absence of such signs of loyalty. <<'1>I«
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    THE ASSIZES.
    159 3 NATIVE OFFICER COMPLIMENTED. At the Assizes yesterday, the jury returned a unanimous verdict of guilty against Lini Ah Sang, charged with housi-breaking and theft, and also with wounding Lance-Corporal, 264, Kusope, and P. C. 605, Amat, whilst attempting to secure the prisoner on the night of sth October
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    SPAIN.
    527 3 HI POLITICAL OUTLOOK. IMI'ATIIvM K. INKASINKSK. AM) aJUUR'I. TaxanßAFsUW from Madrid, on Oct. 21st, the correspondent the TSasN said For the first time since her return to Madrid. Queen Christina presided to-day at a Council of Ministers, in which Sonor Canovas placed before her a complete sketch of all
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    THE POSTAL REFORMER.
    506 3 lIKNMKKH HKATCIN IN I KYI.oX. Mk. llkssikku Hkaton. M P.. the <",',l.'.ml.'V. l t'ii'i'' oMiVr day,". Vii hiV way "to Australia. He inteads to urge bis ocean penny pottage scheme on toe Colonial Government* than. At present four out of the seven Australian Governments have consented to
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    ADVANCE NEWS.
    1642 3 (As Dayi W«r Ttum Bf Mail.) Lmuitm, Ml OWstsr. IllsMAll' 'K's RKVEI.ATIONB. The Vienna Bewspapsn, whi<-h wer greatly in. en-el owing to the rcvelationa of Prince Huniar.-k to the effect that a benevolent neutrality treaty exi»tetl between Kussia and Germany from 1884 to i*(«i. annow cHlming. having apparently
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    COFFEE-GROWING.
    75 3 CoFFU planting ou peaty land in l.ar.it due- not seem lo ._'el on. One planter tlierc is now putting in coconut trees between tlie coll'ee plants. The coffee gardens in Teluk AJMOB are sai.l to lie iloing very well. One Chinaman has about :to acres under coflee in lull
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      37 3 VKSSEI.S ADVERTISED TO BAII-. I-'or Hongkong. /««.i./,i... dueSMfa Nov.. Itehn Meyer A Co. Hongkong, P. Apemr, due Liith Nov., Sarki,-.v Moses. China. fWrHlur, due 10th Nov.. I!.. inc.. Co. k J.ivernool <>■•■■••• Hongkong, fhlfsnilj. dui-2<i|h Nov., ISouslead Co.
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      1244 3 NOTICES. NOTICE. .NETHERLANDS CONSULATE (iENEKAL, STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. riIHE relettingby tenilerof the Salt Kmiiii X of Bengkalis "forum-anil three year-, will take place on Thursday, IMth November next. J. J. M. FLEIKY, Ag. Consul-Cicneral for the Netherlands, s. Singapore, 23rd OctolK>r, iHHti. IM/II j THE STKAITS TKADIXCi COMPANY, I.I.MITKD V'OTICE is
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      634 3 FQRSALE; Oll'imMkNTS; TOLiIT: \M>I>KUSONAI,S. These advertisement!) will bo found on the right hand column of the tii-t page i title page.) JOKEPH BAKER. '"MM 111-AKII AM. VIKKNA HAKBK. ti. VHTOUIA RlUt (next to the Convent.) VNNOINCES the arrival of a New ■toes of CIIIUSTMAS I OMKSTIIiLKS. Tin- sleek includes, -i,
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      255 3 WKATHKK KKI'ORT. Tr\i-~j Ktrbau llonpitnl, VTA .V,... MM a.m. :t p.m. ft p.m. Kkmakks. Bar. Ltt.HSM M.XUH MJS76 Temp KJ.O 83.0 77.0 >.- W. inhTher 7K.."> 77.3 74.0 lit I), „l Wind XAV. SAB. K. S"ij! Max. Temp. «M Mm 72.7 M .ix. in Sun 111 -2 Turr.rad. tw.7 i
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  • SHIPPING.
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      112 4 V nder this heading the followitigal«l>revi»tions are mjed Mr —steamer »h.— ship \m.— liar.iue Brit.— British U. 8. United States rr. French Ger.— German Dut.— Dutch: Joh.—Johore (J. c, (i.n.Tal cargo d.p.— <leok paaiaaaaia; V. I'ncprtain T. P. W. Tanjong Pngar Wharf; T. P 1). Tnninng Papir
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      TRADING VESSELS.
      1114 4 ABRITALB Since Noon of Vkhtkiiuay .i/.//-«'i, Ilrit. etr. 339 tons. Capt Mi I-an-n IMli Xov. From Deli, lfltli Nov. O.c- »n«l IT d p \V. Mansfield and Co. For IVIi JOtli-W. i,,,ni,i Ann. Hrit. atr.MtlaaM, Oaal Dun lop, 18th Xov. From SainaraiiK, IWh Nov. (i.e., and 102 d.p.
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      VESSELS EXPECTED
      502 4 Samr, port, probablr datr >,f mn,.,t, ami name oi aaaata. Aden. HonukoiiK. Dae 1H; P. t) 0. Aglaia, Hamburg, ]>.•,• 80: Rautenliem Alfonso XIII. »-,-,.|0na...n.101X,. v llkm.ll Anli-nor. Cliiim. :t; Mau-1i.'1.l Ainu-. Cal.utta. l; MeAllater Bayern, Europe, Dec 10; Mansfl m Bellona, Ilanii.ua-. 1>...-.'- Bautenhcra Biaag Bombay. No*
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      CLEARANCES.
      16 4 Date. Vehhelh Xamk KlaoAK,,. uiun DmtlMOm "111 g£|B> fiSf«ar MHl,u\'»j,runlii, I,V nSll BulongM vl4 port.
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      ARRIVALS.
      126 4 5 Vewkl'B Name. Ki.\., 4 To!« 8. Captain Rio two* Baiuu co.v1 Ifor I 17 M.-Ali-,,., 17 Japan 17 spi Ho,, K Ann 1* l.a'iy I.oiii/<l.n ix k'i.-i.i Yang Im Üb*Ua l« Oo.'aiia I" <'ajy|>»° l» CUwgAu Brit.str. Ml Smilli Out. »tr. :-jt s.-1-i..-i Brit.xtr. 10« Bomlli »tr. 91
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      395 4 NOTICEB, FRENCH BAKERVa aana tm vl fIMII I l:KN( H il.\KKliV.li:niiiL' r... v.1.|..i S I:.n. I, <....k. Iprepared to «»cut« amen tat di n vita imMMMU H di-1..- ajoaqr ■all Oaki and Plat aada ana Ham. Daet Cllaaiw, on Order, l>- I Bread SO6/M0 <»^. bubs I: VISoI.IA PJ A
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