The Straits Times, 7 March 1898

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    12 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED. 18-U SINGAPORE, MONDAY. MAHCII 7, 18D8 NO. 19,472.
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      855 1 -^K nOKNBO COaIP4.IT. LIMITBD. stwilard Life asiaranee. s .r»,,-li rm.«i Kire InsUTAnoa Society „1., *se»rs»os Con.|aay («lrs). tie I -i,'.'" 1 1 "aßaay •1,r,n..1n.0n.nr,. .-..mpany. rL l"hia» Motoal St^m Naviration I'.impany. Totua haa> UMrer Iteer Corapanj TV Jl»nti«e I»»ui»n<» CompAny, LinuML tm carticnlars of these ComnuuAs, see the ol Tilt;
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      800 1 STKAMSHII' COMPANIES. kK KONI.NKI.IJKE PAKETVAABX MAATBCHAPPIJ I in', i .oi.lrscl with the Neth.-rUnds India Covernment. Amtti. ni >.„,/„, Mm Ai.i.v. v. uit J. Dainuiu. 4 Co.. i-i, Ci.ii.viß Quay. Mcbmi hn-n. tarpectod U III be DespauWlor On Bcufkalla, Har. 6. Ben k ..kali»,riiAk,pAneh,UilA, AsMhAn7And Deli Mar. B. soumi-ayii. j. litbib
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      342 1 nUIIISII INDIA RTBAM NAVIIiA IION COMIANV. LINIIKD In I'KWNtI, KANUOOX, CAUXTTv to lent i- ■J'anj.M.K l'.,u.i Wh.'il every »eek I'll— ii.-r- nn.l CnrL-o are l-ooWed l.y the port, in India and c.-t on, also lo K,.-t African Porta, Maur.liiis'. or I km TO ADKI.AIDK, MKI.IKiII NX. and >ydni:y One of
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      665 1 i.nsi i;an(l.s. 'I'HK I.ii.NIMIN AND I.ANCASII I KE 1 PIKE INSIKANCE I'OMPANY. Cnpilal £i.lL'7,V»l Paid up Ci.pit..l I'p.'.T.sl l;.-.-rv,- Fund The undersiuned. A^cntK for the ComI.uiiv are pn-iM.i-.-.i 10 accept tin. n.-lo- At c I i of mum BOL'MEAD 4 Co. 'I'llr lIIXA I I:\HKK INSURANCE I COMPANY. LIMITED. -,,pinl
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      703 1 INMKANCIX ■j-llK(Jl KK\ INSI'RANCE COMIANV UOYAL INSVBAKI BCOMPAHT. ■aaaaOaVasi i,'i n s laajaaMl 111 tu.tsus. Lit 1 1., i The undersigned. Anents for the Al>ove Company, are iH'cpared to take risks at -urn-ill r.-.t, i. lIOOfiI.ANDT A Co. 'I'HK H 'l It A i I'H I N -i I 11.l
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      449 1 notices, RtASER AND MvVVK. LIMIFKI). BIBOAPORE MANL't'ACTIUKUSOK ALL IHISi llll'TlnNS oh' AI'U.VIT.I' WATKUS VV PUR (il'MliY ONLY THK COMPANY'S PEDTTDCG nK.I'AKTMKNT is very compicteiv equipped .tith riant of th.- ,n.-t BMaara ,I— nption and Itioc. like the Am.TKli W.tkk Dtl.iKTMtsr. under .killed practical llHliagßllianl, Ihe U-sl class of worki.guaranlee.l Kmiinaiesaiid
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      444 1 CRAPI RHIKTS. U-IUIK Y.iro.itnyn CaaaJ Shirtn <„ n ,ii Oakland Ki,»y,i Cmm si,, r t. tvtihTientsi A I.i v otuck in hand. Y. BHIDUYA. ii-c. 40. Hich Street. THE TANJONG PAOAB IMKK (OMI'ANV. LTD, l:i.'".-' h.i- s i*c,!'!iiimv,,it" Qrarina Donkl up htMOlaatla laagth -in. l -I f.-i .hi -dl. Wli.-.rf
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      716 1 r.\l\> IN [TIE CHEST |>\IN*I\ rHF. CHK)IT-Forepain"7r I Ibcchrot. rmnitingfrom acold.tlwr* It noUHo* to Ch»nilH-rl.iD> Pain .iiiim s,i, i, |ml» Initial! i fdoaaj [i k r.-.n>. iiiiiuiiiiv mention, hln Kuln houl.l !>.• tc|>l nt hnml rm.lv 1,,r inntan ■J* It always nftor.l-. |.r,in,|»l r.-li.-f. nn. litf il>M-lf m«v ■epaad niton
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    DEATH.
    29 2 Cumes-Rom -On the 2nd Feb. at Hotel CatMna, U> ralniat.llnnd Canary, of ncuto phthiti*. Laurence, fourth son of G.-01-Z* Clunio«.Kos», of Keeling CocOi Islands, in his jnih eear.
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    Established:1831. PRICE 15 CENTS. MONDAY, 7th MARCH, 1898. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. THE CUBAN QUESTION.
    93 2 Established:1831. PRICE 15 CENTS. MONDAY, 7th MARCH, 1898. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. THE CUBAN QUESTION. [tfnltrriplum ralet andndrtrtuingralit may l*fotinil m Ihe fourth poor.) SPAIN ANP TIIK I'NITED STATE!!. si'ain aaaa" n \ain. Leadea, 7//1 Umk The Si.anisb (iovernnient ba« rmpicslad tha United States (iovernment to recall (ieneral Lee, tho American Consul
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    POLITICAL DUELLING.
    70 2 Baytru Of 111K zoi.a case. Colonel rVqanrl and Colonel Henry have fought a duel with swords at Paris. Tho duel arose out of the Zola trial. The result of tbe duel is that Colonel Hcniy «as wounded in the forearm. FATAL ITALIAN OUUIJgi Signor Cavallotti, an Italian Deputy,
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    THE SOKOTO INVASION.
    32 2 the nan c<>. takes action. Tho Niger Company has d,s|«ltched a force to Hokoto to help tbe Sultan, should the French refuse to noeam the .Niger in .his territory.
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    THE "VICTORIOUS."
    22 2 11. M.5. Kaforfem, which grounded at Port Said and not ;it Sue/, left Suez on the tad infant, for China.
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    PORT ARTHUR.
    13 2 Russia is negotiating for leave to continue occupying l'.u 1 Arthur.
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    LORD SALISBURY.
    13 2 Lord Salisbury is improving in health but still feels extremely weak.
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    NILE EXPEDITION.
    10 2 Three British battalions have reached the Atbara Uivcr.
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    AUSTRIA.
    6 2 The Austrian Ministry has resigned
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    MR. HILL ON COFFEE.
    502 2 It is gratifying to observe that the aanea planters of Malaya are setting them.-elves resolutely to face a not very agreeable presi nt.and a not very roseate future. They are wise to remember that tin real point of the situation is whether they can economically outlast
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    48 2 Sir Thomas Lipton has written to the coffee planters of Malaya that h« doee not think that Liberian coffee will suit the English market; and, with amiable ignorance of Malayan conditions, he advises the planters to introduce and cultivate Columbian, Guatemala. Costa Rica, Ceylon or Kast Indian coffee.
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    11 2 Till M M. Krvrtt Simon.' arrired at •the wharf at IJ.IS.
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    13 2 I'KourcK, exchange, and share pricee, and the mail list, are on page 4.
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    12 2 Mk M.Clelland is about to become Secretary to the Selangor Turf Club.
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    11 2 lI.M S Bmjkm, liana and »7,i(i,ijleft for Hongkong on Saturday afternoon.
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    17 2 An officer on board the Vyner reports that his sextant has been stolen out of his cabin.
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    14 2 A French squadron, consisting of lightships, was expected at Hongkong about a week ago.
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    16 2 The Penang aavlaja begin to-morrow with only nine cases on the calendar, one being for murder.
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    17 2 The Bangkok branch of the Chartered tank have commenced issuing its own bank notes of various values.
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    18 2 Tiik Bon. A. Murray. Colonial Kngmeer. is ex|iected at i'enang in a few days' time on inspection duty.
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    18 2 A mono the passengers who arrived today, by the mail, wern Mr. and Madame Brandt and Miss Bender.
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    21 2 The Bombay plagun returns on tie L»;lrd February show new cases 175 and deaths 136, with dea'.hs from all cases ;toi.
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    17 2 A movement has been started in Somersetshire for raising a memorial to the late Lieutenant-Colonel Chard, V.C.
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    21 2 This morning, a man employed at Messrs. Howarth Krskinc, I.im., fell downstairs while carrying a wheel. The fall broke his arm.
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    23 2 The rainfall at the Impounding Reservoir, Singapore, for last mouth wai lsXl inches, tin- average for the Uat It years being Ml inches.
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    24 2 The I'enang Young Men's Association are to meet to-morrow, to consider the advisability of allowing billiards to be played at their rooms on Sundays.
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    33 2 Tilt: homeward V. O. CorvmatuM left Hongkong at 1 p.m. on Saturday, and is due hero on Thursday morning, the loth instant. The mail for Europe closes at I a.m., the next day.
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    32 2 Tub quantity of water filtered at Singapore during last month was :tl.l44,MJO gallons, equal toa daily average of 1,1)04.700 gallons, out of a total supply to town of ;i,ai»,ooo gallons per day.
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    MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
    32 2 Of to 2 p.m. to-day, Mr. Hugh Fort had obtained 10 votes in his candidature as Municipal Commissioner. Twenty votes arc required to elect; therefore, Mr. Hugh Kort i.i elected.
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    RECORDER OF COURTS.
    44 2 Ruuoißat I'euang points to its being under consideration to amalgamate the l'olice Court and the Court of KopiesU, and to appoint a Kuropean officer to be styled the "Recorder of Courts" in place of the Chief Clerk of the former department.
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    BENGALI COOLIES.
    52 2 IV DEMAND AT I-EXAMI. Tut s. s. ft Apar. which .irrired at I'enang on the Ufa instant, brought a large batch ol Bengali coolies, consigned to Mr. Turner, nfCaJalaaJa, for railway work in the Province. The I<i,wng (Juzrlte understands that Bengali coolies are now being imported regularly there
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    UNREST IN THE B.I. SERVICE.
    59 2 UNREST IN THE B. I. SERVICE. A ut'Hot'R is allnat thnt there is another storm brewing among the B. 1. officers, says the Ilangovn Tints of the 25th of February. The arrangement entered into, the other day, by the Managing Agents and representatives of the officers appears not to meet
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    A REBELLIOUS PROVINCE.
    62 2 AcioßUlSii to the Ni,,,,i tWr />,■,. the province of llattauibong is partly in rebellion owing to excessive taxation. Some i.l'ikj naaaaae troops have bean despatched to the scene of disturbance. Kattambong borders the French protected State of CamlHMlia, and it is thought that, unless the Siamese use
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    ACHEEN.
    296 2 Tiik Sonraliaya I '.mr.iur dwells upon tbi! affmaahtag end of the wur in A. been. Kigns of tbe end are indeed now manifest enou R b. The ulil iwlicy of winning tbu Achinese over Uvaagh ■übeidia at money ban been given up. force is now resorted to Btleag bodies
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    THE CRIMSON SCARF AND THE TANGLIN CHURCH HOUSE.
    781 2 TOTIIK IDITO* OF THI "iTIUITI TIHU 8l«,-The Committee of Nanagement of The Crimson Srarf have I rf >|«Mt.'il me to takH steps, through the medium of the Strait) Timer, owing to the recent action of the General Officer Commanding in publishing certain
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    32 2 •Th» putronagn of the Officer Com. rnnntlitig tbe Troop* wmh never sought for by Ihe Committee of MaiiHKemeiit. Ike lev, HadatiiMoa ohtalnoJ it on bis own account, boping thereby to .t.-u tinunciul
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    SALVATION ARMY.
    48 2 AI.AIK ON JAVA. Kaklv last month, in the Melbourne Town-ball, an enthusiastic farewell, or, as Commandant Booth termed it, "a right royal, red-hot Salvation Army seud-oll," wai given to live women and four men of tbe Salvation Army, who ure going to mission work in Java.
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    TRAINING AND COFFEE.
    114 2 Tiik Race Course will be officially opened for training from thu I'lst March to tbe Bth May. Roadsters will not be allowed 011 the course until the mb of May. Coffee will be provided at the Kaee Course for members attending tbe training. Members rlneilDlU of subscribing
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    P. & O. OUTWARD MAIL.
    157 2 P. O. OUTWARD MAIL. Tiik P. t O. mail steamer Chelae left Colombo Up a.m. on Sunday, Bad may be expected here on Sat unlay morning next. Tbe following is lier aaaaMgai list be tbe Fa? Ka»t Mr. an.l Ha, Suiiuder,. »n.l Ihna Children, Mi»s Mnc.lonal.l. Mi»- Sioberi, Mi-s Ijigerstnn,
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
    191 2 MONDAY, 7m MARCH. ruim. H. ■LiMoa«aa>an J smnuiu, ni ■•an Mm'iiiu.oj'n Ul Hon. E. Hill, Auditor li.'noral Hon. A. Murray, Colon in I t'i i Hon. J. llurkiii.hu" Hon. T. C. Bogaardi. Hon. J. M Albuson. Hon. I. in 1 Boon K.-ng H0D cilior onvni. AC e d
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    REPORT OF THE JUDGES.
    261 2 The following report, in addition to other reports previously published, w M laid before Legislative Council today Singapore, l.t March. ]<s«. A Council of Jinlgc* was held .11 IVaue on the »lh ultimo, when tho lu.lm resolved to recoinnien.l the Mtowlai amendments of "Hi. Civil l-rowdim
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    PUBLIC AND PRIVATE NUISANCES.
    478 2 TIIK M.»..ISTRATK'S i.XI.XX Ijl ASHEII A somewhat BBBanaal magistrate appeal, involving the quest it 11 M to what comprised a public mnant, came up before Mr. Justice I.e. li tin.iftcinooii. Some little tiim-ago. Mi W K Hooper took out a niarniriri Mahal Mr. It. David and
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    THE TOWCHANG QUESTION
    71 2 TIIK triHtl Svrll B ..Mere its solution .'f IIM li diili.ulty it deemi that, i"r itotm guiahing tbe "foreign Chinaman froi" his m:i> -at -home relative, all Ibal needed u-iul.i baa alight alteration w tin' plaiting of tin- to»clian>: ln place of mSoi Ihe red. the wfiit*,
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      544 2 NOTICES. I xobei;s explosives company, ld. Mill M I, Mil; «.KI MINK |iYN VMIli: ■MM i.H.UINK DKHINATtiI:.- I hi. nanaar -mi n ran I iu.vminc; wtaraii !hi rnovi Kirumnr, heikci alt mwwiiiw »auiTßmmi»,*niUM HTKKKdTII li> ANY oriIKKJI omkKD JOB hit: uorxe \n\wv. Ltd. MOTH. Native Hl»l.», Slum, J»v», and Borneo
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      737 2 NOTICES. TIIK I'KI>S A.\'l> LAW. Si i: KDITOB (hafNik urbaalai .reporter bh.l Ihoroufhl) |ood all n.unil n.«-pai«r man, wiiii experienced j legal knowledge, d— n ft- -nsiwnii>nt eilharoa 1 1 1 pran '.r li I iw>.t *.m«-.-. i inn I, r.'l-inaii Street, 1 1 1 K TANJONG PAOAR DOCK <
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      418 2 NOTICES. SCIENTIFIC PALMISTRY. 11l JOSKMIA NORTH. Phronologivt, Discerns Chanetar, ami o( past. j.r.- s <»iit, nn.l future event.-. Idvtca Id Harriafa. liu-in.— and the Condition o< llmltli. I'o'l'-r ili\ti<itj>iutbcil )*tlrtinnri< ,i, :,i i;\ FII.KS HOTEL, ttfm Kt. .11, WHWH Ihrh.mr, o/lOii.m •Wtp.n tirl..vH|.|.oiiiiini.|ii. X.-... ;iiic l ||Ql ii]r-ti for .-iiKni-.-inenl
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      293 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. WAXTFD. Tanjonn r.igar l).«k Nha Mr«l. I rn.lniK Coj. Hlwrw. ItajTOM I < Coy Sharri>. TanjonK I'.i^.ir l'*'k ov. Sharps. Prye lint DMt On Shares. KOK SALE. NportiniCluMi lli-Im. Sink Timlwr Coy. Slnro. FhVSF.K Co.. v. c. KxclianKo ami Shnro Hroker». WANTED TKAVEI.I.KB KOH XATIVK STATES. IJtROPKAN nith
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    PUNJOM MINING CO.
    987 3 I m sixth ordinary ir»iieral meetingof ill, I'unioiiiMinitiK Company, Limited, held on Saturday, liiith February, at Mi I> I'illier, presided. i ii.iirman sjinl Gentlemen, the having beea in your hands for 1',,,,,, days, we will take it aa read. The .■urns for the twelve months under an
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    FRENCH INDO-CHINA.
    103 3 FRENCH INDO- CHINA. v tn journal is '<> r 1 1 1 1 1 1 "1 rtly m Hanoi, in Tonqtiin. A ceraulobar Of IIM leading merint., ntemben of the Chamber, ol I .M,n.,,e. h.»e d-vulrd to.o.ul.inet, ■i.i.-n.l tii.ir inter alt i, an.l each one hat i:. l i,e.nnms,l.t,M.rov,.lealea,ln^art,. .1"
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    FOR THE FAR EAST.
    76 3 ,v .1 ,i Vojrfla from I;""!"" Mi :m,l Mr- J-i- s M M w 51 ,..k« MiwCikiitt. Hon. i r r.,,i.. -.x-in |..i. Mi" H»-k--l>t N .ii Vuwn K:.i-l«" rteanior guulhaaipton, Jan Mr .n.l Mr. I'rou.t. Mr. an.l Mi. v, II Hallldn Mr.J. H Huitea.ilr Owdea.
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    NEWS FROM THE NORTH.
    823 3 THE NEW CHINA LOAN. la Ilia Ilongkuni; share MpoM iljlul Mia Kel.ruary. Mr. Krii-h (ieorj; writes of Haiikpharee:lloti K konj; and Hhanfhei'l opened rather qaiet on Monday afea eaai sellers at 1T:1 per -ut pr. in hut tho news of the eonclusiuii of a <lg\ooo,OOo loan
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    CHINA FIRE INSUARENCE CO.
    234 3 run twiMtytiinth or.linarv (follow.-,! i.v an axtroordinarj) ueatuu of la* liareholdoM in the China Fire [naur- Company. Limited, wai h.1.l al Hongk'ti,-. on Kel.ruary. The "hairman. Mr. K. A Mafia, laid tbrtaebad no doubt thai th« thaw holders won phaaad to nntioa the ostrenielv favourabl* outturn
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    THIS DAYS MAIL.
    947 3 NOTES, SEWS, AND COMMENTS. COLONIAL OFFICE. Mr e1, .mi1., i lam has appointed Mr A. E. Cliui- to be hit assistant private s-.reti.ry iutheplaceolMr.il J Reid, wlii has ben appointed private secretary to Mr Wincli-ld. Permanent I nder-Secrctary at the Colonial Office. TUX LIUKUAI. PAUTY. Mr. (Scan
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    34 3 kmi ft MlrauKanana UJ, 1 .1.-1.r.-. Q. V:ui KtowdjC, M Y:iu Mutius. 1..\/.r». A. J fornman. KnuiUu. M.i l.«n.l!. H. >,-,;.. „Mr.Cl.«rl.-v.K Mcver.Mis- 11.-nd.-r. Mi n net Ms.li.ni.iilmii.lt. Mom- CheUaßT, Mid Louis Via.-.
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    VESSELS ADVERTISED TO SAIL.
    40 3 r, i BalgMl. laitjr JTItTt I**1'**—** '"i/i-.iiiiiitic via Borte. x": "'f wll M,,,!, U Mi.i-IU-1.1.1. ir..'u:koiig. i. due luth March, It. ti-i Mt-vcrO !'o. Japan At port.. (Mm* Juo llth Mar-!i. '''aylin.-Vviaporu, ladie, due I*U» MarvU,
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    LATEST "BY WIRE.
    756 3 Lohdox, i«h Februarj. Th« proposed changes in the administration of the Chartered Company of S utb Africa hare been published and leavo Ihe Company to control the country under stringent Imperial supervision. TU Timtt Pekin correspondent states the outrage on Binhop Atizer. has !>een re-apiwinted and replaces
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    HAYAS TELEGRAMS.
    59 3 T'lE ZULA CABE. I'ikw. MM February. Colonel ric-.,unn. Ika MOMr of Eaterhilly. hn» btaa pat 01. the linlf pay list. lieutenant Chaplin, "ho wrote congratulatory litter lO Zola, lias liecn retired. M (irimaud. n e«O«S»ar at the Polythe Irial, has bean removed (rom hii post Ist March. The
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    ARRIVAL OF CRUISERS.
    146 3 To CHINA. Tnt Italian cruiwr Wane Palo arrived here vcsterday merhtag from Kaput on her way to Hongkong. The Km Afa i« on* of Italy's must modem Urst-clius oruiean. Slic wee launcher! in ÜBS. Her ■H-Vlacincnt is esimiatcdat 4,">SiMa*j and her armament onnaMa of six «-•> in.
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    BRITISH NORTH BORNEO.
    643 3 HAT SALl.ni The BritM Sorth Botik\> Herald gives the following particulars of the destruction „l the fori at Ranau, lately occupied by Mat Salleh The fort was first attacked at daylight on the Sth January, and the attacking fores entoied it on the nth at II a.m.
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    THE ANNUAL "HEGIRA."
    428 3 THE ANNUAL HEGIRA." tiik IMMB liars. THK I. 4 U "Cokomanwcu" Utli March.-Mr and Mis. 1...V.-I1 Mrs. Usance Jack■on; Mi»s Taylor; Mr Justice Law. Mr. J. S. Kli.u.r..; Dr. WUaOaj Mr f. damnoß; Mr I> It. (iihson; Mrs. WUImmLn Jones I family; Mis* Van llall; Mrs. Urn and infant, from
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    176 3 Thk March montlilv mwl.il was played for on Satuniay. and resulted in a popular win for Mr. Chariot Oil Kvans. Forty three memfcere competed, and some excellent scores were handed in a KVATIH J» H SI W. II Shflfonl 47 40 14 1 B Bol«Tt»on -W 40
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    CRICKET.
    340 3 On Satur.lay, on the K-plaua,le. b,.tli the first and' second elevens of the S. 0. C. SUtl'ered M art I. 'feat at the hands of their military nmiiilf Ilia In the match between tlie officers of (Jarrison v. S. CO, the forme] won by 7» runs, while in the
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    THE PORT.
    278 3 Tm: mutual Uoamar Kudmk left Saai on the tth inst tad is due here un the ■J4tli inst The steamer (,'.<<•■/ \l<ti'i<int. -on signed to lioimtead t Co., is expected to arrive aboul the IHkd instant with BMga Irom New York. This vessel hit Aden yesterday The i:
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    JAPANS POSITION
    391 3 Trie following froni the VoraMf I'oft Of ..tli February, is the introiluetlon Jp an article written by Mr. J. 8. Ransom*, wlio was recently in Singa|>ore, but Has now gone to Sumatra. Tokio, ißth Deeeeater It i» anatawJsetarj M write ol a »ifu->--tion which in»y have l^-n entirely
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      268 3 j M'TirFS. HtOBINSON CO. IMPORTERS Illlill (MASS HOOTS SHOES: ■^^^^^tf Bj V BOOT r.i-. Bi Icathyr lined, wide wi Ite, II I ..".pan IlllowN t)ivv. CAU Hoots, ■Him llm 1. Tin 1 Baowi Km \u... 1; Hghl meke, BIBJO Mi ai kOlaci 1 ii B lii;ht make. *11'..V1 r.i.'.wv Cau
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      135 3 AIIIiAMiK.MKNT.S IfaBBAY, 7th Mai:, ii. High Water. 10.19 pjn. Municipal Election lo to 130 S. V. A. Buuad Drill. IS. 1.. LT.C Tournament. Hhilharmonic Cboir -",:»> Montlilv Uiaeioo Sleeting Prineep Tl MDAY, Mil BUB II HiL'h Waler. 10.10 a.m. I'M:, pin. I nil M iMp.ro. A--1.. WaoißnuY, inn Uaku. High
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      74 3 WKATIIKK UKI'OUI' Kandmig Krrbnu geajwal, «"i Wjr. IMg. '.la.m Spin llp.m. Rk>i»l:K». Bar. aMW ».7«l Ki Temp <'■'< :i i'"i W.iAbTher "<i »0 f-ajs Mr. ol Wind H.W. sm: Oahn xg Max.T«ni|i. f«..4 „?5 Mm 74» MIM Max. in Sun I ll>l> E c r.ur.rs.l. tU 00 Batamll 0l r
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    COMMERCIAL
    489 4 -i-,..,-M>: 7th MiRcH, IR8«. PROfHTOR (Bate) art corrected to U>.yO urn.) Gambler I «.7l). Copra Bali 7.20. do Pontiaoak T.OO. Pfpper, Bla»^k, Tt.M. do White, (SX) »»■'!>■ si.-, Fl..i;r Sarawak S.O7J. do Brunei 2.U" I'.v.rl Sn k -i. MD. Coftw, liali, picked SU.W. Co««w ■■alfniliany. picked .1».B0. Col.*. Lit««rtan,
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    89 4 for F'r tlr. Tint. Tll-MoKKOW. IV'li viaiKjrle .>i<i*. 11 a.m. ■ahaya via ports Caaa Sanf, II a.m. \l-uiila.v 110 l!o rfaaai. 1 p.m. Malacca an.l Klang Unlmitr, p.m Pauaog A l)-li Heb>. 1 1, v, Madnis via ports /.",'-it<m.i. 2 p.m. Baiajllii B. 8. <;«an, .1 p.m B-gkaUa
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    103 4 From Kniol-e:— By the V. 4 O. I'lun, due on Saturday, with the mail from Baroa* or aba l«h February. Fk(imCiiin\:— Uv Uu P. iO. t.t. Commantlet, due on IMb ni-tant. ■I- >lliL'.l[>-)lt* l>Ui- 111 L.in.ir .l.in Hull I. A Kil. IJMIi .1.111 -.mi, m. m. i-.i,
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    268 4 inmt IVr I HrU Irani Rail M«— II dc Yoogd, ill. San-,'e. iiml Franclaoa Orindo. Per s. Ctrbriu* from Hi M, Samp-.,n ha li C -l|...ir h CalooUa mi i Penaag: ItMart. A. aJgaaiL Drauhart Mr- and Km irtatwnv Km v Tocher, and F. 11. Somemlle. IVr a,
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      202 4 I'nder I. m: Hie I"'l-iwinsnbbrevia-lll kailillll lirit. Britinb V. S. I'nile.i States; Fr. French Ger- German J Dut.l>utch; .lob. Johore; *c. <l c <t.-neral ■ftrtfo d.p. de,-k ikawenK.-r* U. I'nccr. lain; T P. W.-Tanjoui! Pagar Wharfs T. P. D.-Tanjong Paenr l>(«;k B.W. Borneo \>harf J. W. -.lardine.
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      TRADING VESSELS
      1150 4 Banka, l)ut. 9tr. 127 tons. Ciipt Yob, M Mar. From rnL-mliani!. 4th Mnr li,.un 114(1. p. Lim Cbln Swot. For PaliMiilmif.-. Qth-Rdn. UtnnkulU. Hnt. »tr. (10 loin. OM T.lyli.r Bth M.r. From Mala.'-n. Sill Sim I), ■a I ,l.p. W«* Iliu and Co. For Mtltna U-Rd». ■MBMar, P.ril.
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      456 4 Maaa\ port, probabU date vl ur-i. «<vi namt ol agnu. Bnllaarat, London. Mur .'7 ;f.»(l. Baw^in, Sourabaya, Mur 4 U^-ndel.. Borneo. HoiiKkohi-. Mar 11 j P. A 0, Bengal, llontkol.t. Mar-.:.: 1- .in Btngloa, London, .M,ir-.HI. V. SimOM. Harmlda, Bombay, Mar 10 llt-lm Mn-r Oaaloo, Lon.ioii. \pi I
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      CLEARANCES.
      115 4 Item Vuuil'B mm kl».:.v in.. a>ruu Hat 5 Ju.i,. BriL.tr. Morri. i Kul.y lr 11,,,,-,. »lr. Wahl Mia ,tr Hmil.r i IVl.Mnii.hu- l>ul »tr. Till.it».m I AiulK-r-l Brit »lr. CaW) «mn« Aim Mr. Daui,.i, 7 Hoi.k Wu ,ir. Mian Lady Lonndeu «tr. Smith 7 l;-n(.i,!. »tr. ll.mi.liv 7 IVtitaur
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      ARRIVALS.
      178 4 I uM. I'IPIUS FSOH 8iILll» CONBICSIKS. V ll 9m 1* lIM Supmer Mhmjhal IVI, L>.-,1!..|,n M.-V.T 4 Co. Nnl 1 v Brit Hi :>~i Hi,, 1..-,i,unu Mnr MV.y Bin and Co. Mr H:J ii.li Bugkok 1.-.. MW.MmMaaMACo. nr. i.. i M..ii,. r H:.i«k.ik Miir IW. MiuisHi-ld 4 Co! Brl
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      308 4 NOTICES. .m:wf:i.lkus. ."TIMW AMD "BUDGET." 7 IHT, or M| a month, or Mm .-nti a em. FM Kr™, »-j a quartrr. «ra.ii /iv,!,;,!, po»t free, $.0 par, CC S-'> •iiirrt.i. or 40 cent* H.'v.M v rnt.-i.rc: nr*t tin.--. Id v n |in<-; Jnd nrnl Srd l m; Ith to th
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      145 4 NOTICES. i (/SiifiFl These tiny HfIHHHI iperiot >^^U^A^ Cuhcks, and cure the same diseases as these drußs in forty-eight hours without < inconvenience. FOR DISEASES OF THE CHUT. 1 GRIWIAULT'S I SYRUP I Of Htpo-Phosphite of Lime. I I Prtscrlbcd Id France (or the Ust I I Lvi-oi. tad U«j»chial
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      681 4 NOTICES. NOTICE. rrtirn OP Vtrtimt, (daHr'arHUonl j I Tbe laiv-sl and l-.st .-ircu :,te,l n. DaaarpablM -I in Ceyb.ll. n» well «s the I snakiest anil the most readable: ia more i laa»ly supp-.n-H Iv Hi- gnioiwan comtn^ity ol tbe Islam) than th- other paper' combined. In Ibis gn-at centre
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      30 4 SHAKKS WANTED. Municipal Debentaroa 6%. Do. Do. e%. Tanjong P.igar llonds. New Prye Kiver Dork Co.'s. FOX SAI K. fvngcrang Planting Sbarcp. Straits Meamship Illataa. SOMERVILLK4 OUSN, F-xcbuiigc A Brokers
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      19 4 NOTICES. V BNVILOPEB. AT THK "STRAITS mm* OfffKK THE PATKIOT KNVKI.OI'K, 1,000*1. 10: sent free bf l'.ist SI M
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      24 4 NOTICES. WITH :l MAP. ASD A STATIniCAT. T*,,., Str.nl, Hrn Ofti.e, or from K,,U, J W >'■ > I '<U, r J..hn I Itth j. r
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