The Straits Times, 26 March 1898

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    12 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, HARCII 28, 1898. NO. 19,489.
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      920 1 rmw lIOKNKO COMPAHT, LIMITID r| WE mascara Lrfs Norwioh Caloa Fir. lasuraaoa Bodst, Atlas Ajnranos Compaaj (.Tv). Th. Kiaitabl. Lira As«nu>os »ocwty. TU Uossa Maria. Iniorsace lompauy n. rhia. MutMl St.— Navigation Ornpaaj. l-asTotUoka-l-^B-a-CooiP"! Tk. Maritlaw lis«raaos 00-panj, Luaitsd. Kor sarticnlan of these Onvpaaies, ths hulj^L-st of TUE BORNEO COMrANY.LIMITBU.
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      1192 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. I \E KONI.NKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ Under contract with tho Netherlands India Government. A'lnitu nt Sinpaxmrr: Hnlr AotHO-, late J. IUEM.ELB Co., 2-3, Collyee QoiT. Steamer From Eipected Will \<e Despatched for On Alrmndrr. I'mlaiiK. Mar. 19. Penanff, Oleh-lch, Padang, and Sumatra* W. Coast Mar. 24. M.l.'.r. IjHmlierii'. Ilal.iMa.
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      664 1 INSURANCES. THK LONDON AND LANCASHIRE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capiui ti.vjr.naa Paul up Capital i' 12,560 Reserve Fund 67«,5V) The undersigned, .\gcnts for the Company, are prepaied to accept tire risks at I current rates of premium. BOUSTEAD Co. rpHE CUINA TRADER INSURANCE I J COMPAKT. LIMITED. Capital Subscribed $100.1.000. Amount
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      698 1 "insurances. 'PHEIJUEEN INSIUANCE COMPANY ROYAL INBUIUNCE COMPANY. Home Offices: I/ins lv.iiiv,i llriLl.ims. LiVEErooL. The undersigned, Agents for the al.ove Company, are pn-pared to t.iko risks al current fates. HOOGLANDT Co. THt STRAITS INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. ESTABLISH Ell 18X3. Head OrrirE, Sim. m „i v. Capital Fully Sul.«-riU-d J::,niKi.i«) Capilal Pitid"-up
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      327 1 BANK& HONUKONU ANl> BHANUHAI BANKING l-ORI-ORATION. PAIP-UP CAHTAL, |10,00n,««). KKSKKVK KINU t ",000,000. KKSKKVK I.IMIII.ITY OFI .in0d0,,.., I'RorKIKTORS ■■♦'"W"' OOIRT Or OIEECTOES:--Hok.J. J. BmLLlnri*., fM»ia«i». E. M. OaAi. K^. I>srurrrini«»«s C. Bsua«»sN. X.l. lA.J K»t»o»d, Ksq U P Bonimi, l>q. It 1. Richibdsok. K-i O. B. DonwELL, X*). I U
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      541 1 NOTICES. }JKNSON > S_\Y.YT<:.l KS MVSIKAITOKY, I.IIHIATE Hill, I«»1X)». MAKF.U TO 11. at, THE IJUEEN. Specially manufartunHl and 8H058m, mi, 1... 1 for use in the East. BCNSOK's Sril'lAl. STKKXOTH •FIKID- WATCH A tiol.l Keyless English Half Chrouo meter. >:■::<. BENSON'S I.UIHiATK" WATCH. I lhr.-,.-,,uart..r I'lnte English LaSSJi fully comgM'nsatml.
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      781 1 a coon niiN(. FR CITS AND BRUISES. Unlesslhe maturation ami t.ul little swelling ar I'lmmU-rlains Pain Balm Is antafarj aaalM, and a cure ,-an be stactad ,n „n,- llnr,l Ihe lime .mv othar Irestiiit-nt ..inil.l r. 1 Fo,n"ii vein; i. ,|ui, ki\ corsd by psittlna li«- eotl,,n..iliii.,t,-,l in ihe hollow
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    STRAITS TIMES SATURDAY, 26TH MARCH, 1898. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. P. & O. SHIPWRECK.
    65 2 STRAITS TIMES SATURDAY, 26TH MARCH, 1898. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. P. O. SHIPWRECK. Kstabi.ished: 18.(1. PBIOI M CENTS. [Sui'tcription rtUe» and attrertising rules may Ufonwl on the fourth p,<ae. M -CHINA ASIKfKE. I'KonAm.K fatal toss. itmAot., Mtf March. The P. O. China has gone ashore near IVrim. .She is full of water
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    THE CUBAN QUESTION.
    29 2 I'RESIDENT Mi KINLKY SPKAKs. I'EAIKTII llß'trHEl.n. President McKinley has informed the leading members of Congress that he i< determined to uphold peace with Spain, if possible.
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    RUSSIA SATISFIED.
    57 2 CHINA UKANTO AM. DEMANDS. The Times has received n telegram from its correspondent at Pekin to the effect that China has agreed to all the demands made upon her by Russia. umlor twn lion.l« Tin- loa'ing of Talionwiuinn.l Port Arthur for iiini'ty-mnct yrair-; Hint the riyht to cuiatrui't
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    39 2 Tub Flower Show at the Town Hall on Tuesday will be open from 4 p. m. to (JB p.m., and also from Mull p.m. The promoters of the Show deserve the. fullest patronage for their enterprise and public spirit.
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    34 2 In consequence of the Hand of the Waal Yorkshire Regiment being wanted at Johnston's I'ier to-morrow afternoon, for the departure of the Governor, there will he no baud performance at the Parade (jronnd, Tanglin.
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    58 2 Vehtkkiiav afternoon, the Captain of M.M.S. Virturium received the expected tahgnn from tba Admiral. ordering the r'tatormu to proceed to l lonsrkong. He accordingly signalled at once lor the liberty men to come aboard, and announced the departure of the IV.f-.ri- <.«- fat that evening She did not, however, as
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    76 2 Tn (Governor, on his departure from the Colony on leave, will embark at JohaaWi Fiwal LU p.m. ta-mansw. a guard of honour will be in attendance, and a salute will be lired from Kort lanninx. (In the next day, at II a.m.. the ceremony ef (wearing in the Senior civil
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    12 2 I Mkssiu. liilcy Bllgiuyea Co. adverI Hrn an oil engine for sale.
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    13 2 I'ttomxE, exchange, and share prices, and the mail list, are on page 4.
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    14 2 The mail passed Malacca at \:K> this iiiorniii^, and ii duo here, about .■> p.m.
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    13 2 lit publish the list, of Singapore and Panaag i.assengere on the I. O.
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    18 2 Tiik (ierinan mail ataMMC I'riti: EErißriai left 1'010m1,.. yesterday at 8 p.m., and is due hero on Wednesday
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    26 2 TtlK ChUrf I'oli.e dtlicer. Mi B. 11. ltell, will stay at PeDana toma Bftaeo inotitlis, alter vbioh lie will go homu on leave for lifted! months.
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    29 2 lr is tindcrs((K«l that the "lUl|nt C >v eminent will not build any more ijiiarters lor clerks, who are expected to ti ii' 1 them in future for themselves.
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    25 2 Oh-im. to tin- electrical appantoi not yet bains eonipletecl at the new I'arsce theatre, the parfbrmaaea intended te to-night will ba postponed until Monday next.
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    33 2 Jin. Wiggins, oi' i lie siruiu Tkm.wha has been seriously ill, is raeOVsring but lie is advised to go home. He hopes to leave by 1' &O. steamer in a fortnight or so.
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    31 2 Hadal fomtt A Co. ailverli-u tlie auction of a piiic-ipplc plantation on Siranjcxui Road il their sale room.. palheSUl tnst and also an auction uf land vii Kalian;; and BaDeatier Koads.
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    37 2 This BsK)m liave seized M cowhides Btoln hat McKerrow ami C pany. The man in w1i,,..- paaeaaaioß they were, however, has escaped, but tba i>uliec Mieve they will catch him, as lie is an i old offender.
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    50 2 Tmmiht, I'arl H«rti ghree lii- laal i entertainment in Singapore, at the Town ll:.!l. A thorough change uf programme naa been prepared. A new Mrflb oT tricks wOl bi praaotad. The priavs have beon reduce*! to S2 aim s»l. TliSiwnipany leave by the 11,I 1 tt O J-'urW*" o» Sunday.
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    A PERJURY CASE.
    579 2 AcTixn bombardier Groves of the Royal Artillery wa» brought up, yesterday ifternoon. before Mr. Wolfenrtaa, and L-harged with perjury. Lieut. Head watched the proceedings on behalf of the military authorities. Mr. Bell prosecuted. It will be remembered that the prisoner, with Gurner Warren, reported that three Chinamen
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    THE HAINAN" QUESTION.
    162 2 FRENCH IDEAS. Thg ''oum'er iVHaiphonq bases an argument for French territorial seizures in South China upon the proposed extension of British boundaries iv Kuv.lo.in on the mainland opposite Hongkong. That journal says Though there may be no means for preventing the accomplishment of British designs in that
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    OLD PAHANG NOTES.
    154 2 A.\ Kurasian bookkeeper lias just been sentenced at Kuala Lipis to six months' rigorous imprisonment for misappropriating the funds of the I'uiijom Mining Company. He was in receipt of a salary of Sll'J per mensem. A fino tigress was shot on the 17th instant at Durian Sabatang
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    DELI TOBACCO.
    145 2 Nm from Holland in tlie Mi Oonnmt mention steady arrivals of tobacco from Sumatra, and a continuous rise in quotations for .Sumatra shares. A new Sumutraii company the l.aiigkat-Sukaranda -took advantage of this favourable turn to apjwal to the investing public The attention ol the public islixedon I'pper
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    KUALA LUMPUR EASTER.
    39 2 Tiik aatartainaMa) eaaaajdMaa at Kuala l.umpur biive, says the Malay tUU, got everything cut and dried for the festivities next month. There are to be a daucu and water-fete, not to H]xak uf the bicycle carnival.
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    GOVERNOR AND ACTING GOVERNOR.
    865 2 GOVERNOR AND ACTING GOVERNOR. WBU'OMK THE COMIN't). SI'EKI) I THE PARTING" GOVERNOR May, Mr. J. A. Sirtttenham mil arrin o« hit return from a ytar't MM* To-morrow, Sir Vliarla MiteluU <ntl jo lo Kurept, by tray of Cantula, on imh« month* leave. Tim following articles are reprinted, —but somewhat abbreviated
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    MR. J. A. SWETTENHAM.
    522 2 (Stmilt Times, -JMI March, 1.-UT Mr. J. A. Swettenham ifails by Tuesday's nmil on twelve month:-' It'ftvc of nlttH.'iic It was originally arranged thnt Sir 'harles Mitchell should leave for Kurope at Ibta time. But, when the Governor found it in convenient to go, Mr. TmiHinhai
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    DISASTER TO A P. & O. STEAMER.
    241 2 DISASTER TO A P. O. STEAMER. THE -CHINA" ABHOKK Al tttfc I-ASKKXOERS SAFE. «^i'«y, Mtt M,, r L Thb I. A O. Agent at Aden M.> graphs an follows: The I' a 0. CMh went ashore at Pcrim on Thundn last, at 10.JU p. in. The patMatan have all been
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    SPORTING NOTES.
    386 2 THK STARTING MACHINE. A uoou number of member* of thg Sporting Cl.ib assembled at the rice course tliiri morning, to see theitarting machine in operation. M.K. lli« (iovernor was pr.'sent, and took (jreat interest in the working of the "Kate" The machine in question has juat been erected
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    AN APPRECIATION OF MR. BELL.
    332 2 [BY A CONTKIBrroK I (is Monday, Singapore will lo« Mr Bdenud Horatio Hell, .ts Chief Folies Ofloar. The transfer of that aatianaa i.. I 1 ■imiin iii.ruis m, Inrepenua km to tin- |H>rtiun of the Straits Settlement!, l.ii. never |H'rhiii>» in the <'"l"iiy-lii-t"rv has tlicre
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    RIVAL TONGKANG OWNERS.
    66 2 Two riral UagHiia m» ■JJjJ re.|M'.tiv,lv Hani Mohamet and Moli" SSJffJSf 1 rZTur alleg.'s that the former's men «jj Han Bohamal accoari tho employe,! by bis rival <"■/",.; Han't tongkang udnfi. result that it became jauy. under one of the bridge.-. had la ka c. iv the
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      593 2 NOTICES. I NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY, LD. HYNAMITK GELATIN K i'Y\ \'\llll. BLASTING ..ki.vunk DKTONATOM iafi i v h/k. KLanuc BLAvnira ipfaiati I 111 «PIOVI KXPMWIVKB, HIM ALL mtwrntrnmtt, a Q«*»t Brain, 11.115 Oat MAMKET TIIK BORNEO OOMI'ANY, LTD. sdi.K ton n. 1 ilt 11 >i>ii]i, .litvi, nn<l llorn^o i:avk always
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      1003 2 NOTICES. CDHIATOSI HRMEinra CLUB. ri,. Barlai ft bmUm "ill bobaM >. MavJllh. Tliur-.lay. MayPWh nn.l Hatarday, 1 nooumuL N FIRST PAY. :K/. .V./;/, 189 S. tan But, MMIIK.N PLATS. Value t>m. lv..' foe Maiden Bonn \V.-i«hi n i lii-l. Mb.). An allowance .111- ta bora t<-re.l for Urn itermediata Ram
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      891 2 NOTICES. RETI'KS OF THK FAVOIRITES I I I F.xtraoi.linary Sight: Electric Light!! The Victoria Panrf Tlicatrical Co, The t»tronfi<st orc-.niz.Uion thnt ha* wy oupt*<l Ixtntlnn. 'hi rm. Ccvlon Burn) Ah, itrait. mid India.— will perform at the ,H'ci»lly ere, NIIYKITY THEATRE, (juten Street Muml.ni, ->>11, March, 18*8. The New A
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      627 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. TOWN HALL. LAST SIGHT. LAST XIUHT. u~..m fC*«l< HERTZ 1 Vaki, hertz- D Altos. AX ;HKKIZ U Alton TIH G«KAT I.OXDON Cox Illii'l: ■OPI-LAK PRICES) "OPULAB PRICKS g-> and $1 ■Ol'll.Aß PRICES? CNTIRK CHAIOK OF I'IiOCIiAMMK ■:\Tll{Kl'll.\N(iK OK I'KOOKAM.MK NEW Mil KS! HKW WlN"(i>! HIW PICTURES on the
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      91 2 M. 8. 8. MmkM for u» Sfr.,,t, Ifao iboold written on one tide of tbfl papar only, ttj thr iMRIMt of ttutt oondition, mjwiy H. B. S. an rajMteil that mii-ht othonriM ho pnbli-bM. All adT«rtinni;ooiitr*ota »r«*Dbi«et to tbe oontli- j tion Uut the M»tiß#rr nuky leare the ftrirertinement out
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    ON THE VERANDAH.
    1786 3 1 >,r Charles and Lady Mitchell I pive my most sincere wishes for ***** Juuaay through the last and the great West and orm the broad Atlantic. I like Sii iliirh-s Mitchell, and everybody likei Lady Mitchell and will be glad to them hack again. To Mr.
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    CELEBES.
    150 3 Tilt: ool.n *****8. Kkom Ma.issar. n.ws comesofa rush of cold-seekers and prospectors there on the way to North Celebes. In that quarter, sold mines and reel- are Mai IO abOUOd Applications for milling imimaailnm In OoranHnenJ lav in a steady stream Hut the I eminent only grants cone s-ions
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    THE PORT.
    245 3 ThoOS.S mfmmit rc^.rt.'.ltoliave 101 l S.u/ .In-.-, t f..r Siii^ipni.- on tl»--liilli nisi. uit Tlio Mm. <■.." tn Urn Milsui Hu--.ui K i«h:i. left Kmliiiuit/ii in Jaaa Urn Had iutut, Mri i« duo ■an alH.r.t tlir :ir.l >,r ttli pradma Th* irnkm ipemrtdni ■Jonfriaa Urn Bo rtari y.
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    ABOARD H. M. S. "VICTORIOUS."
    1182 3 ABOARD H. M. S. "VICTORIOUS." |BY A I ASP-VAN I «rr f.>rth in a sampan, yesterday afternoon, to" do" H.. M.S. YiHorimi/. A Mnii.au by tho way, at the bett of times, i- not exactly what one would call an easy runvcyanrp, but. when the sea is inclined to be
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    INDIAN IMMIORATION.
    1577 3 KRKSH I.E(iIRI.ATH'N mRMER OBDIMANCKS REPEALKD Thb Government proposes to repenl all previous Indian Immigration Ordin an, es, including the one passed las year, and to start afresh in that field of legislation. To that end, a Bill, intituled an Ordinance for the protection of Indian immigrants has been
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    LADIES LAWN TENNIS.
    261 3 (Iwtsutothe illness of Mrs. Stokes, the championship was not played at the Ladies' I-awn Tennis Club yesterday as arranged, and Mrs. Salimann, very magnanimously, refused to take advantage of her opponent's non-apjiearance. Uif Mitchell distributed the prizes to the winners of the tournament, and Mr Collyer siib-eipiently
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    THK "ANNUAL HEGIRA."
    296 3 THE I'ASSKMiKK LISTS THK r. i v. "Japan," I'Blh Maroli Mrs K.Owen, Mrs Murray Robertson; Mr. C.Wuhwt, Mr 1>. S i-:iriin. h;i. I: Mr. and Mrs liibaon ami ehUd, from Paaam •Baton," 7th A|.ril. Mr. ami Mrs Raawn; Mr. A II. Kvn-tt. Mis Rm um f.miiiy. -Thame-.'
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    S. C. C. TENNIS.
    339 3 RESI'LTS <IK FRIOAYX PI.AY A. CLASa -1V.1.KCtpt. Parsons— A v. X.,-. ,|,.,.i| H. mil* -iv.. i kl'pton 4 brat KmcniAn ITB.lg.gl. (tellwey wr. hrall'Apt. l.u»h Her. B-l. Morrison -I k»ol ScoulAr m (Ml, 8-7, M. Uodwin SK hrat Pollock BA II 8-.1. t CLASS 51N,. 1
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      315 3 I-OSTAL XOTICK HOYAU ARMS o\ I'OST. AKHIt has come to the notieeol Hie I'ost inastor-Geneial thai Baaanar of pktorial private postcanls, hearing I lie Koyal Anns, are lieiiic sol.l in Btßgppora. Imler regulations passed liy the (iovernor in Council on the j.-.th' November, 1-mii. the use of the Koyu! Anns
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      528 3 FOlt SAI-l!: KMI'U >YM KM S; TOI.KT: AND ri'.KSONAI.S. l-r riMl'. UaaßM A line; L'nd And M tiliiM, in,, 'in- n line; 4th to Wh times, I eenl«ii line; Till 1,, 1-1 1, time.. 3 BBBMa lino; AfterwArd'.. .ent" A Inie.l.iil 1111 eliAr^o less than one dollar. Thus, n ihrrrlinr
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      394 3 I NOTICES. IG.OTOMUNE& COMPANY. Havo received a newly arrived eoiisignment Of JAPANESE GOODS: LbOQUBUD I'ANKI.-. TAHLKS. CAHIXKTS ■BLTB BaVaOMl riiui'u PIOfOUD I*AM A.II'ANKSK KlMtiNtlS (DIMS) I.dOKlNi, (il.\-.'-l'.> CHAINS AMI UXKWn. I IdUKi: STANDS [vobt nun HOXKS 1 AIU'KTS KUACKKTS I'HliTt) ICVMKs bROWK AM) I'.I.ACK I.KAITIKI: SHIIKS AM) BOOTS CKAI'K SHIRTS
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      152 3 AKUA.M.KMKN TS IMMV,IM M.\» ii High Water, n 17 w C. C. Tennis Tournament. Football. Bfid Al«-re Koad. 5. P. A (>. outward mail. .V 1. (IT. taMM CHub. 730. Mr. J. A. Svattaahaji expected. C.irlll.rt/ Ton Hall. 4 JO and SumiAV, J7tii Maki'H. Hiiili Water. MT»n. 1 -'I p.m.
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      93 3 WKATHKU REPORT JTM/tono ICrrbtm Hotpitai. -'M* Wnr IS!-. UA.nl .tp m.Wp.m. RcxiKks. Bar. S9.»ls»n»«i.HK4 Temp. «M k<« :!>o v W.B r lhTher Trill 77 4 78(1 J fc Dir.ofWind N K NX. NX. -3-3^ Mai. I en i' m Kin... TU I*% Mai. in Sun I..,, g J-mi Tfrr.rAd. «7
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    COMMERCIAL.
    472 4 MmoArou. Mtu M«cn, lMf. PRODUCE (RaUs an eamcUd to 1-J.tO a.m.; (lamhier OopraBali, J.70. ao Pontianak, 7.x*. Pepper, Black, SI.78. do White, (»X> 37.«X Kago Flour Sarawak,. 3.10. Jo Brunei Pearl Sago »•*>• Coflee, Bali, picked W.'«X Coffee Falembang, picked.... 3.-US0 OorJee, I.iix-rian. No. 1 1X.00. Tapioca, email Flake,
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    SHARES WASTED.
    28 4 Municipal Debenture* Do. Do. Taniong I'a»mr Bonds. New Prje Biv«r lhxk Co.». FOR SAI.K. t«n(!erang Planting Sh»re«. Straits Sleam-liiii Jelebua. BOMERVILLG A (iUNN. ExchanKe .-hare Brokers
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    138 4 AY MAILSJCLOSE. rw To-Day." Calcutta via |K>rts A'uf s«,. S p.m. I'..ii:imi! Slnf/uTI, X p.m. IVnaug A Calcutta 4. <„,-,.. 3 p.m. Sailion Tl*r^ 3 p.m. Malacca A Kiang Siippko, 4 p.m. lndrngiri .t/'.;; .4. 1. 4 p.m. Pudang via ports I'<m (totnt, 4 p.m. Bangkuk /•.■>,•«. 4
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    83 4 Kbom EiTKont-Hy the P. 40. Vmrnm, »i'h uat.s to Itli Miinli. dui< on Salt Mar. From China:—By the M M. 'V',.,. due on 1-1 <-tt Sinpi|K>re l)u<! in Ixmdc J-VI. IMli iM. M. Mnr. l.'.lh >Vli 2->tli Mm. S7lh Mar ah M M. Mar. Mb m,i,mi, H.
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    239 4 AltltlVALK. P.'r n. 8. 10-i-vir/. from .S,lrawak:Hrx.ra. Baili'y. and llnlliilny. Per >. 11-ir U:,,<t fiom 'Ti-luk Ai^on via porl- N(|..-r>. P. Uwi*, P. A. W:i> I. 1,. am! K K. lll' Milloj. TO AIUUVK. (*br Hajayi n). Pit German >. 7'ri/i.- flUarM from lirriui'rliavi'u via p<>rt» (dim .1-1
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    SHIPPING
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    SHIPPING IN PORT.
    119 4 Und.rthi.h«uiingth,folloWingabbn,vialions art* used:—str—steamer sh.—ship bo.- -barque I Ilrit.-Hriti.h I!. 8. Unite.! slu»;?,. French; «er.-llorm»n; Dut.Dntch; Joh. -Johore; 4c, O. c. General cargo ;d.p.-deck passenger.; 11-llncer-tain; T. F. W.-Tanjong Pagar harf; T P. D.-Tanjong Pagar Dock ;H. W. Borneo Wharf; J. W.-Jardin..'. Wharf; t. H. W New Harbour
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    TRADING VESSELS.
    1032 4 AUITAL. 8l»O» NOO» OF ViaTKRU.Y. ft.. Hi, (ham Ml Mr. iw ton. c,,., Ro«.|l. Wth Mar From,T. An»n-.'aril Mar j O.c, 14X d.p. VYeo Bin and Co. For I. aeßSsvaant (U-.. and (W d.p. HtraiU Steam.hip Coy. For T. Annon.-Mh-Rds. Mar.Oil.r.C. Bosaanlt. For Yokohama. B?1«, Mi str. 70
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