The Straits Times, 16 December 1897

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    12 1 The Straits Times ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1897. NO. 19,407.
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      990 1 rpilr. BORNEO COMPANY, LIMITED rfMIK Standard Life Amsn. Norwiea Datoa Kirs Insunnos Soolaty Atlw -.irsne i o»r«ny (Fire). TS. E.|BiUbls Life Assurance Society. Th. Unu Hahu lararsnoa Cosspaa;. Th. China Mutual HUsvm NsTigatioD Company. The TotssmJiaa. UMcer Hew Company. Ir Maritime Insaraaos Compaaj, Limited. For particulars of Umnm Companies, see
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      1060 1 k^. BUCHANAN WHISKY 1 kA I 111 aaaai ha# kaaa) V»# I HOLD BY ALL LICENSED SPIRIT DEALERS. Same as si'ppuid to the Houan or Lobm akd Commons and to ai.i oood Lou don Ci.ru*. STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. I \K KONINKI.IJKK PAKETVAART MAATBCHAPPIJ t'nder contmct with the Netherlands India Government. Anentt
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      278 1 NOTICES. RILEY.HARGREAVES &COY. HAVE JLST UUHVttt The Cycle of the Future: The*"ACATENE." Chainless Cycle. -CALL AXD SEE THEM RILEY, HARGREAVES CO. Stock the latest patterns of the "ROYAL PSYCHO" AXD "PATHFINDER OYCU& SOLE AQKXTS. RILEY, HARGREAVES CO. X.c]. tho largest and most varied stock in the Straits Suttlrmcr of: SHU'S
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      646 1 INSURANCES. rpilK LONDON ANl> LARCABHIBE K. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital £»I-'7,IK» Paid up Capital 512,7N) Reserve Fund 1)76,345 The undereigncd, Agents for the Coni- p-iiiv are prepared to accept tire rißks at BOISTEAD 4 Co. rwMlt: CHINA IK.UiV.K- INSUSaHCE J. COMPANY. LIMITED. Capital SubKribsd »2,(Xm.c«>i Amount raid BB IW.nn BaasTT*
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      341 1 INSURANCES. rpHEQI'KKN imDKAKCI CDMI'ANV KOVAL INSURANCE COM TAN Y. Home Offices: (,H hts 1 \si I: is. i: IK'ILUIKUs, I.n EKIVOI. The undersigned. Agents for tho alvove Company, are prcpaped to take risks at current rates. HOOULANDT A Co. THE STRAIT* INBUKANCK COMPANY, LIMITED. Es-rMUIHID 1883. Hiad Otrici, BmoAroßi. Capital
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      495 1 BOLK IMPORTKRS KATZ BROS, LIMITED. 31/l-J BANKS. THE NATIONAL HANK Of CHINA LIMITED. Authorised Capital 11,000,000 Subscribed Capital t 800,000 H«ad Ornc« :-Hongkong. COURT OF DIRECTORS:— 1). Mimas. F.sq. Chan Kit Shag, Esq. II Stolterfoht, Es.| Chow Tung Shan, Em!. Kw.n HoiChuen.Esq. Ueo. W. F. Playtair. Interest on Filed Deposits,
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      579 1 II T IS THE BEBT. Tii>t I» Why DRfoniimi Rh-ohm™ fc Li'i^e M.."lVe. »nd.as..e,lerl«d. ,11 „.1,,-r rtfbiSm TttlTC N* "I"'""" I have ever handled for coughj, .'.'lt:;;, A. Mav.hs. Druggist. '^'""'Fo^aVhv all dealers, THKmtnmacr. S'lvtipiorr, UmeralApiu KOR BALK* KMPU>YMENTSTO l ET; AND PERSONALS eenu a line; 7th to 18th time.
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    STARITS TIMES THURSDAY, 16TH,DEC, 1897. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
    67 2 STARITS TIMES THURSDAY, 16TH ,DEC, 1897. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. KaTABLISBED 1831. PRICE 15 CENTS. [SuliMplimi rutca mid adrertuing ralcf may U/wuid <m tin fourth wiir 1 MR IKST M.VIVII. Caaiaa, Mai bVasafar. Inthel' si match atSydney, Sloddart's were all out for. V.l. To that total, Kanjitsinghji contributed ITS. The Australians in
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    SEVERE FIGHTING IN INDIA.
    78 2 SEVERE FIGHTING IN INDIA. HEAVY UMW». I'm: brigades coin|x»ing (ieneral Lockhi'it's force have been engaged in ii renal lajabkf with the Afridia that has taken place since the action at Dargai. 'J'he casualties were heavy. )>rincipally owing to night attacks on the rearguard and on the baggage trains. < >nc
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    FRENCH ON THE NILE
    193 2 MASSACRE UESIEK. An official despatch denies the reported massacre of a French ex|HHlition under Major Marchand, which was advancing upon the upper Nile from Km Congo region. It i- oili i.dlv denied, according to Renter, that Major Marchand* expedition has Ivcen massacred. We are glad lo
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    13 2 Pm I Henry of l-russia leaves Kiel i for the China Station to-day.
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    13 2 l'uohnK. tsehaaas, and share prices, and the mail list, are on page 4.
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    17 2 Tim ttvvil. .Mi. Sharp and Mrs. Sharp arrived, thia Homing, frum 1 1..u-k. .nIv tlie Sul Bny.
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    21 2 Thiikk Chiini hem tM this IJSSj&pobtto. MMML IVmivll A- Co. alvnlisv an MKtkm ul« of inraUwrjr, at (hail .-akroom,oo UwHOUi ii^c.
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    12 2 Til! ri,il,. I |M:ites.\lel!io,lis.l (iencßll Uisaionanr Coioiniltee lus granted •p,looiorilM Malaysia Mission.
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    21 2 1111. <i,.veinor hM prenenl, d .1 Cup for the Koadsten 1 nca, at the next rao*-maetiiu ol the IVnang Turf Club.
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    20 2 kfaaaa. W. B°Hf*rm A Co. advertise that Hi,- rtjb ol lltail linn has been ehaofed to that a) tta n^lniil
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    20 2 Aißu«kak, ,m tin- :th in-t IfaM ]>. recns wan NDtanoad todaatb, in tho Hifh Crimiaol Couit, on the charge ur ■hootißfspriMt.
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    17 2 Iris adnstiatd that Messrs. s.m.lil.uids. lSmtery Co arc the BtafaMn ageata fortb« National Asmii-.uh c('oinpaay of Inland.
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    20 2 I'm: l.iciitcuantUivcrnor ol Belied I stimutcs the loss ol life in the ChittaBBBf cyclone at between tell and twain Thousand.
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    12 2 Mil. "illllll Kngibri'ng hi" will" an,i"la'n'niy!" 'i'l'iesc arc at home ju-t mem.
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    22 2 Tins morning, two sail .rs „f the Uonnaa man-of-war Kaimra 1 jm(i wcr,- Hood two dothn aaoh Cm Mai drunk and disorderly.
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    26 2 s- Ir advertised that *t|riwHwi in Ihc Barings. Hank are requested to Ken I ill their pass-books between the Brd and the 1.-.tl. January i, xt
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    30 2 It is advertised that, in honour of the Perok Cricketers jnd visiting Golf Players, Th* Crknaoa loaif and the Farce After All" will Ihi plavcd at tbc lowa Haß«ith«*7la M
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    MR. HARWOOD.
    29 2 Mr. Hakwihiii. the Solicitor-General of the Colony, now on leave in England, is busy with amateur theatricals there —at Andover nnd Winchester, and in Sussex. -lSmtng Gazette.
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    THE RIOT THAT FAILED."
    36 2 Tan Xi Chi'ax, who was deported to Bangkok in connection with "the riot that failed. was put into jail them on the 7th instant. He had been unable to find any sureties.
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    ROWING.
    29 2 it is rumoured at Kuala Lumpur that a rowing match is on the cards between Selangor and Singapore. Messrs. Hicks, Tregarthen, Moore, and Severn are Selangor's leading oarsmen.
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    THE CHIEF JUSTICE.
    38 2 Sik Lionel Cox, the Chief Justice, is booked to leave Marseilles for Singapore iv the .lnn<i«/ Ileliir on the .".th instant. The W.nnwl llehir connects at Colombo with the Yarra due here on Christmas Day.
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    " OLIVER TWIST"
    55 2 OLIVER TWIST" A Ciii.nkse boy, about eight years of age, was taken into custody last night for stealing a lamp from the Victoria Hotel. Beech Road. A man was with him and escaped. It was he who took the limp. The boy waa sentenced to six cuts with a light
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    DELI RACING.
    55 2 Rtcaa are lixrd to he held at Medan, in Deli, on the «th and «th February next. There will be eight events on the first day, including the Deli Derby with a prize of (730. Ten events ure down for the scond day, including the Planters' Cup. Entries
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    CHINESE CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
    45 2 The last meting of the present session of tho Chinese Christian Association will be held at the I'rinsep Street Chapel, to-morrow, at S p.m., when Mr. Tan Boon Chin will move "that manual labour confers greater benefits on mankind than intellectual labour."
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    THE SHIPPING COMMISSION.
    57 2 The F.ngineers' Institute at I'enang met, on the nth instant, to consider a draft memorandum to be presented to the Shipping Commission now sitting in Singapore. This document is said to embody the opinions of seafaring men in the Straits Settlements. The meeting resulted in the addition
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    THE CONVENT BAZAAR
    60 2 The Town Hall is looking lively with its array of all aorta of fancy articles which are being arranged by the Sisters and their helper, for their visitors to-night. There are nick-nacks, toys, musical toys, ships, fancy work, Kilne-' garments, cushions. bon-bons, purses, screens, andahundrrd other things
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    THE "UNDAUNTED."
    64 2 The Hongkong MaaMßki says that there is some probability of the new ipiick-firing guns which lire to replace the six-inch armament of the CUmmW arriving early in February. The whole battery o! the VmtmM, with the exception of her tno nine-inch Runs, will then lie iinick-Griiij!, and the
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    RUSSIAN OFFICERS FUNERAL.
    66 2 RU SSIAN OFFICERS FUNERAL. Tiik funeral took place, yesterday afternoon, of the late Captain Nicholas lio -paloof. of the Roariaa Artillery, who died, on Tuesday, on board the haautaaajM Ksweasj, The arnica was eon.luel.-d by the lav. Marcar David, of the Armenian Church, and there, was a large attendance of
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    FASHIONABLE MARRIAGES.
    65 2 The marriage of Miss (Kdith) ClenicntiSmith and Captain 11. U Talbot will pr. bably take place about BUt Kastcrtide. The KfUMtf Um«l hears th.it Miss (rMitliM'hmonti Smith willaccompany .Mrs Kodger wlien the latter returns to llie Straits, early next year. The marriage <>i Miss It.xlger, daughter of the
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    THE "VORONEJ."
    74 2 Thk BaariM Volunteer Fleet steamer j which left today for Vladivostok, BH on board Major! lencral T. hetchagolf, the newly appointe.l Chief of the Mat of the (iovenior(i.ne.alof the Amur Military Diotriol HM also thirty officer*, t\vo Army BaajaHN and 78.) Cossacks who arc to be employed lor
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    KING OF SIAM.
    93 2 K a Convocation held at Oxford on Nov. Hi, the degree of D.C.1., by diploma waa onlem-d upon the Ca| „f Siam. In inviting (.invocation to confer the distinction lipuli his Majesty, the Public Orator, the ilev. l»r Merry. X., tor of Lincoln UoHaaa, add that it
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    CHANDU SMUGGLER
    93 2 ■t USE. "i>-iki..'u IIMM Sergeant Me Intosh pro. ceded on Iwaid tile (ierman mail rtaamat Slrttia, at Borneo Wharf to ■ywbfccwinMhil ilmiii. n,. W( lt v thef,.re.';,.tle,v,,l,. l ii,ci,i:,nnn..,edToh Hew who opanad number of lockers in which nothing was found B waB desired to o|>cn another locker, hut
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    PROPERTY SALES.
    291 2 This afternoon, Messrs. Powell and Co. conducted a mortgagee's sale ol land and houses, No*. 74, 75, 76, 77, and «L Prinsep Street. The lots, and the prices realised, were as follows Un I.— All that piece of land, an» about g 187 squat? feet, comprised in a
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    BOWLING
    83 2 The second half of the bowling match bet ween theTanglin and Teutonia flubs was rolled last night at the Tanglui Club. There was a large attendance, II E. the (lovcrnor being among the visitors. Tanglill did somewhat better than on Saturday, but the team waa unable tv wipe oil'
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    MR. HESS AND MR.LABOUCHER
    85 2 il the High Court of Justice, on the 10th Noseinlier, there was a motion on the part of Mr. l-abouchere to restrain Mr. Hess and Mrs. Sala from publishing correspondence between Mr. Labou.here and the late Mr. Sala. Mrs. Sala had been away from home, and
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    CHINESE RAILWAYS.
    184 2 Tin ObbM Gazette says s,,mc redulous people are felicitatingjheiiiselves and all concerned upon the receipt of a telegram to a Helgiau tirm to the ell.ct that a Monsieur llulwrt has been appointed by the Belgian Syndicate as chief of oust ruction for the Lillian Railway, ami they congratulate
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    THE NORTH BRIDGE ROAD FIRE
    523 2 AI.I.Ki'KI* Aft*oN. Till fuitlier hoarinp r.f the diari;.- „f arson against Quay Voii|! ali.l NY,, j Yeok, anil tiiat uf uiilimu' ami abetting r tin' mm against Dm ltoon Teow, Toll Kinc llil.g, (ju.iy lkn.ii Bwlfe <hia Koh Wan. and M..l> be was rcsuin. d
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    THE AMOY INCIDENT.
    208 2 TIIK VIEBTIOX tIF REGISTRATION. URITIBH HISisrrRWII I. XOT A. 'KNoWLEudI KIHS YIONU. The British Minister at I'ckin.in reply to the Straits Government, has refused to acknowledge Khun Yiong as a British subject. Sir Claude Macdonald has forwarded tothe (iovcrnmenta longstatemeiit from la* British Consul at Ainoy. In
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    634 2 Th.- MMek (iovi-ruiueiit, ..1.-.Ti,- th" Hon.lkuiL.j /<<il/» I'rru, lia> apparently Uken up a tirm position wilh r.-sj» i to the noll-recognition of 1 1 Iiii,.- ltri tisli ■uhjecln in China, who nrglnt to rvgutcr tliciiiwlvo in aasa at the c.ii •ulate ol the .listrict iv which |U« iv.i.lc From the
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    A FATAL ACCIDENT
    296 2 VaaiBBBAI afternoon, an ;i,,i'l,ut oooomd at the premises of Metal*. liiley.llargreaves and Co.,in Read Koiul, win. Ii rcsulled in the dealh of I las, :ir and injury to two others, one seriously ih' 1 disaster came about owing to tM collapse of a number of T steel
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    SHE SMOKES
    48 2 I.ai>'> randal PhlHhri has hi-' nrsaxinialiuii Tin- oili.-ial stall oi i 1 1 Mansionllouse,inaaying<i»n-.- "-toiler, asked her acceptance ol li sold cigarcll" ■mm, with ruby cJasp. II" ladvsbip, «li. „-...K i11y indulfM la rifiw*?" •nwking, Hamad much !■■"> '•> i: •vidaacaof Unfeeling autettaintu wi bo by the -tall'
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      273 2 NOTICES. NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY, LD. |IV* Will ..M |..M II uki.atini hvnamiir I „i i mink DKTOXATOM kafeti rvn n rU< M \-lf<'< APTABATWi l M> \i«, Una 4Li. T«in i" k» «> ruiw piim i»K orriun for lIIK BOBXEO I OMPAXT, LTD. ■OU At. l Rl ..■mi, J»v«, »nd
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      403 2 AUCTION SALES. UU "F VMIMiI.K llorsKlKll.il II KM I I 81, FfWI .f-, k -i,..i :ii.- WmU kg Alexander, i:.1.. T.i k-II by full -I/- Billl I- I. Laodon, uliii h >-<-t .*>"• ftnii wantrobfl with mirror panei, polished a. I n^li-ti (iinnt-r Mrriee. AUCTION SALE. "NAOHTEGAAU" rrnir taialgiiail an
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      659 2 NOTICES. SINGAPORE PffILHABMOMD ((WCHBJH.it SNTIIIN.) pol I I.ai: "HcilKsntAi, CONCEKT 'touxViau'!" 0 I Dn afar ,4 liy.ui. kmumrall. Innnß lVu-ti. -ulnr. later. v.c. T.I TIKI I-J.AIK AT KMM i:i!s( m B TIITIN ROOMS nn /;>//.!). ur.c. MM, 1-1,7. I I IiAM IKI.Ii. K. 11. r\ 1 1 KOQBBB, i:. It.
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      449 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. TOWN lI ALL. Date Hi, plen of tlie M.Mii..Ts or the s. c. c. In honour ..f 1 1..- hnk < ci.l.-iot and htfliog tjolf playcri. Till: HlMcj'l Fvici MB ALL MOXDAY, :'7TII HKCKMHKK. tmmmmm s^< A si. 5,,1,1 i.-- A Sail..r» iv uniform half [.ri. riui at
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      96 2 M. S. 8. brteatal for th. Mr..,.'. Ratx ihoald W wnttMi on one «i4O of Um> papar oely. By tto w. :e.-t f Out onuhtioii. -VI.S. 8. an ra)«iuJ U»t icirkt other* i~ be r r.Ui<b«l. All •dTarti.mi ooutrcU mn n\nm<* to Uu coo*. Has that tl,e Inv niajr I™.
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    THE "MEDICALOFFICE" DISPUTE.
    1088 3 THE "MEDICAL OFFICE" DISPUTE. THE CASK DIMMISSKII. ■•.tfhpav afternoon. Kr n I)r Von Kmrty were again brought before Mr Howard, an.l |ha hcarinq of tlir charge of having ikaW IMm 1, in leaped to tin- value of Mm -Medical office.' ami inducing him to ,|ehver to them $».i«« i, was
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    HAVAS TELEGRAMS.
    56 3 I'mis. ata Ham In a debate: in the Rekhatag, Count r.uri,.-,, Minister, declared that '"im.ila. like other nations, wished to ■"lop her intereate in the rm Kaet, uld kn,.w baa la laawiiar r and inll.iencein Chins with veakaaas and withoul bluster. "....-.of. Minister at '"'•M-1.. ha. replaced Huron
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    PULO BRANI MURDER.
    716 3 Tins mornin X llenji, a Malay, wabrought up on remand before .Mr Wollerslan for causing the death i,f Rabedin, a eomaral in the Sappers, on the 18th of November. Mr. Nowland appeared for the Crown. The prisoner was undefended. Surgeon Major firey said he was called at
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    THE PORT
    120 3 Thei',.ll < Melt Penangat3i).in. >. lay, ami may bo expected here, at ilaylii-ht to-morrow. Tno Humiau transport lor which was to have 1-lt yesterday evening, only 1. -it this inoming nl dayUsht, as her coaling arrangeuienta were not completed until very late laet night. 'I'he Uennaa cruiser Kmmi*
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    CADETS.
    141 3 Low N ITTVE sr\tl.s MUmi Tiik ftrai r, r ranaiki thai Ua*ei« nre n..w ci-.m, .1 to seive in i Hoiiuk.Mm. the Straits Settlei ita. and i ll,u I -d. ited Suites alternatively. The ..,Im. in the Native States are generally niiieli le-s th.in those bcinp drain by olli—
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    SELANGOR COFFEE.
    139 3 mini. AM- nol il I MM*. A oaaaaaruxniiiT awurnillie Uial, in Holangor, nrhite ante threaten on rome eetetci lobe oven a greater cune to the plain, > than either Lgulal cooliei nre kepi employed cuttlog out the ilead I ICC! and making holes for supplies. l'!ie ante work
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    SUNDAY OBSERVANCE
    851 3 AN' AI.'.lMf.M FROM MALAGA. TO TH« KUITOK OK THK STRAITS TIMES.™ Sin,— When I wrotetoyou on "Sunday Obasrvance not long ago, ldid not think that I should bo induced to enter into .my controversy un the matter. But 1 1 reply, which my letter hu evoked, is couched
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    THE GOLD DOLLAH.
    228 3 OI'ISION IN sIAM 'I'iik si.im Fret /V.S.- of tin- !>th inst. thui speculates on the probable offocte of a gold dollar policy in the Strata ,J^"^::;;^;olT I:,sl,.!;^nX1 :,sl,.!;^nX! 1 1 J:: im! rate'of elebaaaelnMd^ II Btaganore Klopte.l a «..ld eiinvney, m the si,l- of Biam and favour
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    PENANG HILL RAILWAY.
    59 3 Uxncoarate (he IVaaag UeetMr, I letter baa been reeeiveff from the liesid.nt CoonciUoi l.y kbaan. Bain sod Wilson, the pniiuuren of the IVn :.ti_ Hill Railway, Hating that the (.oveiniiient are piepari-d lo grant a snip of land for the railway, on certain conditions. n,.i spc-iticd. but
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    COFFEE ABROAD.
    1404 3 THE OUTLOOK. lv the coffee market the influence of that bogey, tlio Bnuil crop, is paramount. tnnlatibn in -future-,' which i« -npposed to rule the coffee market in the niaio, still of a sorry character, and the downward tendency in price* goes on iincncckeil. "Samting," to use a
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    CYCLING IN ENGLAND.
    758 3 KOAD-RACINO. I REFRESHMENTS FOR CYCLISTS. CYCLE CABRIAOI BY RAILWAY. THE POLICE ANU THE L.VMO. linim. t9lh SotrmWr. AI.KEAI.Y Home of the prominent men in the "parliament ofOTClinK are reali.-uii; that the National Cyclists' Inion hns •taken up an illogical position on the nu-stion of roail-nuing. One of
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    HONGKONG AND THE JUBLEE EXPENSES
    278 3 HONGKONG AND THE JUBLEE EXPENSES mi; anmoi and a mat pek out. gnu* iA, a iiici'tini,' of tin- Hongkong Finance Cammittee, on tba Mli lost, Iheio was an ill in in which the liovenof recommended tha Counoll to rota (13,451.71 to meet theexpanioj In eonn.iiion with t li.- Jubilee oatobmUooa,
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    CHESS.
    685 3 [COSDITTID BY "KIXUS lAWN Chess correspondence should l>e addressed to "Kings Pawn," Mratb ri.nr> OaVft The following is the present score of the Consultation Tournament il Hi Mill- and Baton 2 > 1 Mclntyr,- andl-rmg 2 st-phciisandliS. Iteutens I El, urn ami Makepeace 11 I Ii P. A. Reutensund
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    ARRANGEMENTS
    161 3 Tin asDAT, MM I»k. kmt.ku. Ili-h Water, IHI p.m. KafllosliirU' School Priie Distribulinn. .-|.:m. Usaull :ii Arnn at Rmmenon Convonl I'a.i-y Salt-. Town Hall. ■■< Kmiuv, ITxa Pwwram High Water. ft4la.ni. 3.40 p.m. Land Bale. TekChye. Tauglin Club Bowling. Municipal Co linaion. SJW. Convent Kaney Bazaar. 0. Sati.kiiay, I—in
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      474 3 SIAM CATTLE-DEALIXG (Rtall ÜBIKVASIK. Cattlk dealers at Bangkok arc .aid to complain about tho obstacle* in the way ol their trade up-country. It seems that Man they MM (jet their cattle out of the districts whore they buy them they have to he examined by three I officers, and, in
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      444 3 |Stg£sSggg I [1 W Tim, 1» «■>"•. i', n h cie i' o 6 ,h time.. j lino; afterward*, 2 g" igl -\r~ charge lew than n """"11, in thi* \n» i Mm ivcrtls n t l ;,,;,.,f ,r«r.Oß;awe«kfo I ran lie inserteil 3 i m" c monl DIPKHIAL MINERAL
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    COMMERCIAL
    477 4 Sl!tuiroa«, lUTII Dii-kxUB, U>7. PRODUCE (Ilaltt «n tomttti U 1 1.1 i Uambier. (.40. Copra Bali 8.40. do I'ontianak, S.OO. Pepper, Black buren 17.75. j do Whlte,(»Ji).. SS..VV Sago Flour Sarawak S.OO. do Brunei,.. .77T. Pearl Sago SJO Colee, Bali, picked .10.00. Coffee Palembang, picked.... jw.iki. CoUee, LiberianTNo' 1
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