The Straits Times, 4 July 1898

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    12 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 4, 1898. NO. 19,571.
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      615 1 nE v«OCOMP»WT.LIIIITID f-pHR no*"" ft? I.IMITKI' AH..M. STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. 1) omm,Omtam*na MKA M NAVIGATION OUMMNT. *Sou?, i i';^ 'iiM.T I 1 1 HO»IW»B1>. 1.1 '"""S -i' 10 I' 1 Mkkmkdiate dirkctskkvkk V „»ccll. Nt ,iccommn.lation fMT a [Silor Kurope.) ISM}. 18J*H. lif! 'l J ■o«0«im AUK Kirst S»loo«l P-a-MHton "illj.
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      1539 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. I'IMNKI.IJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAI'II.I Vmlcr contract with the Netherlands India Government. Atmit' al Bkufa]n,ye. ship Aglxcv, UTt .1. Daeniielb A Co., 2-S, Collver Qwat. -i From ETpected Will l»- Despatched for On Vi, iiinassiu. Jane «X B ia, Polo Lam, Oa*eL, BMW, and Bwlonaaa. July 7. Sourabava. July 4.
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      681 1 INSURANCES. 'I^HE LONDON AND LANCASHIRE 1 FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital mVmjKO Paid up Capital 21 -',760 Reserve Fund «7(1,5i0 The undersigned, Ag -nts for tho Company, aro prepared to accept tire risks at current rates of premium. HOISTEAD 4 Co. riiuK camr* trader natM 1 .OMPANY, LIMITED. I'apit*! SubsoriU<l »t,nOO.OUC.
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      521 1 INSURANCES. LAW 1 NU >\ ANDt'KOWN KIRE AND I. IKK INSI ItANCK COMPANY. CAPITAL L-4.0HD.1100. THE und.migned have been appointed agent, at Singapore, for the above '-ompanv nnd are prepared to take risks al current rales. JAEOER 4 Co. TRANSATLANTIC KILE INSURANCE CO.. OF HAMIiIRU. NOUTH (iKIi.MAN Pill INSI KANCI:
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      483 1 NOTICES. CHEAP CLASS GERMAN PIANOS, n MMDmuiiz. KASY MONTHLY PATMBSTH ROBINSON PIASO CO. STOP. THINK AND CONSIDER lI'IIVT m oiv.t v..v tlwiiHj in yowr h t, tm bo Iron Tbate, tha W cir«-ui:ivi nti.m ol U:n:i Hut.' All'tli.-i-.- l-l.— ".•lirlli will baeoDM voursby invujtinein on. ol our .l.imttleattiWßof braai padlucki
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      693 1 CHRONIC DIAKRHOE CTTR.EP fTUtIH It to certify tliat I haVe|h«d 1 chronic dia-rho-a ever since the war. I «ot soweak I could hardly walk ordon'iy thing. One bottle of Cliaml<-rlain'« Colic, Cholera and Diarrh.ea Remedy cured me sound and well I. R. Qiiiik. Fineastle. Va. 1 ha.l .In. hi,. dUrrhoa
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    The Straits Times. MONDAY, 4th JULY, 1898 MANILA STILL HOLDSOUT.
    50 2 The Straits Times. MONDAY, 4th JULY, 1898 MANILA STILL HOLDSOUT. Enasunio: 1831. PRICK 16 CENTS. 1 tiubtrriptim ro<«> and ndvtrt mns raid may b»jt»«d en the fourth page.} The Xnfiro arrived this (Monday) morning at Hongkong with despatches from Manila. When she left Manila the Spaniards still held that town.
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    REUTER'S TELEGRAMS FIGHTING AT SANTIAGO.
    166 2 REUTER'S TELEGRAMS FIGHTING AT SANTIAGO. UENEKAL ASSAULT. INDKISI VI USULTS. 1-onimt, ilh July. I A general assault on Santiago by the I American fortes by land and by Ma I b«gan un tin- morning of Friday laat. j Till AHIRICAN 1KK11 I Tbe American army that took part in the
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    SANTIAGO ASSAULTED.
    424 2 Tbe long expected battle has been fought. Naturally, the American authorities hasten tv describe the fight as a drawn one. But, looking at the facts as disclosed by our telegram— which, it must be recollected, is from American sources— we should almost be inclined to believe that the
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    396 2 I'm kk have been great rejoicings in Sarawak, and the traders of the port of Lilnbang hare saluted the Kajah by hanging red signs at their door*, and firing off as many crackers as they could get hold of. The reason of the outburst is that on May 2Mb, the
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    12 2 A traveller to do busintM in the Native States is advertised for.
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    13 2 Ik.mi exchange, anJ share prices, md the mail list, are on page 4.
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    12 2 The Municipality advertises a scale if fees lor searching the Municipal records.
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    15 2 Ma. R. A. J. Bidwell advertises a reward for the recovery of a missing dog.
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    11 2 Russia, unrepresented hitherto in Burma, purposes opening a consulate at Rangoon.
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    17 2 Messks Powell A Co, advertise a furniture sale at No. 8, Oxley Road, on the 9th inst
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    14 2 A sritsTAXTiAL godown, with three storeys, No. iM, Malacca Street, is advertised tv let.
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    16 2 This morning, Mr Woodward assumed charge of his duties as Commissioner of the Court of Requests.
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    20 2 Tendkm are imite.l by advertisement for the construction of a steamer for the use of the Federated Malay States Government.
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    29 2 It in reported that the second son of the King of Siam will shortly arrive in Russia and will be entered at one of the great military schools there.
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    25 2 Tin passengers of the >«. /.,j»- -it. which was recently placed in quarantine through a case of plague breaking out on board, were released this morning.
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    26 2 Mk Bryan, who was Mr McKinley'i opponent in the Presidential election, has been appointed colonel of the .'«jth Nebraska Volunteers, and will go to the Philippines.
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    35 2 We regret to announce the death of Mr. C. W. Hind, pilot to the P. A 0. Company, who died this morning from fever at the General Hospital. The funeral will take place to-morrow, at
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    OPIUM.
    31 2 OfiiM im[,orte.| into the State of Tahang, other than that imported by concessionaries under the terms 01 their concessions, is now liable to an import duty of S3 per ball.
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    SILVER IN THE STRAITS.
    42 2 In kin., the present year, the value of the silver exported from 1...11.1..11 to the Straits Settlements has been .£IO1,O6:> During tbe same periml of IM*7, the value ol' the sih er exported lioin London was i'!» i..«'.-.
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    ALLEGED HOUSE-BREAKING.
    44 2 This morning, i'hoo Ah Tiew war charged with the theft of Sj>» from the house occupied by Mr. Cuminings, on the Ist instant. As the police asked for n remand, the case was post|H>ned till the -M ■•istani Bail five hundred doUars.
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    ALLEGED THEFT OF $1,068.
    50 2 A Javancsi woman named Sirah, was charged, on Saturday, with the theft of batik notes, cash, jewellery, and other articles, la the value of »l..'t-. the pro|wrty of Mahomed Haleh. Much ol the property has been recovered. The case will Us heard on the Utb instant
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    GAMBLING.
    53 2 This morning, eleven Chinamen were charged by Sergeant Ucattie for gambling at Tanjong Khu on Saturday It was explained tv Mr. Wullerstan that playing goes on at Tanjong Kirn with impunity, owing to the dilticulty the police have in makmg arrests. The defendants were lined twenty-tire dollars each in
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    ALLEGED GRIEVOUS HURT.
    56 2 Jamks Clarke has obtained a warrant and arrested Teh Choo for attacking him and causing grievous hurt on the 29th June Tlio allegation sets forth that Clarko was in a boat with a Malay woman in the harbour when the attack disappeared The hearing of the co*e
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    HOUSE-BREAKING.
    89 2 Ui'liNu the night of the 2nd inktant, No. 1.".. ISnfl.ilo Koad, was broken into by thieves, who stole a quantity of clothes during the occupier's absence at Selitar the name night. The |>olice made a raid on a house in I*avendcr Street, where a Kling anil two Malays were,
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    RICE ROBBERY
    100 2 On the Ist June, a couple of Chinese boys were entrusted by a man named Tan Fee T.in to remove from ltoat Quay to Teluk Kcniu. fourteen bag! of rice valued at SIOT. As the rice never reached its destination, the owner reported the matter to the police,
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    APPOINTMENTS.
    32 2 Mt. E V Uuerit. na. been appo, ntlK j uovernment Secretary at Sandal..., and Mr. K. G. Atkinson has been "ad a magistrate ot the third class at tl' same place.
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    JEWELLERY THEFT.
    69 2 A HoKiEN woman named Tan Han Yoh, living at 1 1>, Middle \loti, r5p,,,,, that her rooms were broken into between H p.m. on the md and U.Wa.m. on the 3rd inst and that jewellery to the val... of Hsi was stolen. The complainant believes that the theft
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    GAMBLING IN SIAM.
    64 2 Ibk Siamese Government dram revenue from licensed gambling houses But the King is anxious to check th. vice. Six years ago, he closed liajf tue gambling houses at Bangkok. Lett month, the King decreed the doling of all gambling houses in two provincn In some provinces, half
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    MINING IN SELANGOR.
    66 2 COOLIES AT A I'HEHIIU It is said, in the il.ih-, tliavt mining coolies are almost at a premium in Selangor now in consequence of a liirgs number of them having beentemptf,l away elsewhere by higher wages. Ths result is that more than one big nnr.-r lin.li himself
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    RIKISHA-PULLER IN TROUBLE.
    71 2 On Saturday morning, a rikisha puller was hired to convey two in his vehicle. In North Bridge Koad, he was stopped, and as the cases Ken found to contain champagne and whi.kr a pass was demanded. The puller looked about for t he hirer, but lie was
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    A MILK OF CROCODILES.
    114 2 As some people seem to imagine, that British North Borneo is favoured or cursed with an unusual abundance of crocodiles, it may be well to say that according to a recent report for 1.5«7 hr Mr. A. T. Dew on Matang, Perak, that territory is nowhere
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    S.V.A "SING SONG."
    246 2 Ok Saturday night, an informal concert washeldhy the S A ttUwDtsl Hall, commencing at V oclock. Ihtn were nut so many people present as might have been eipectc<l in the circumstances, especially as the volunteers were allowed to bring their fri.tid». Captain M Clair acted as chairmu
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    NEW BUILDINGS IN RAFFLES SQUARE.
    432 2 Thi block of buildings in KathVs Square, until recently tin- Rallies TUb Rooms was purchased some few mouth* ago by Mr. Liiu Loh Tim old build in n consisted of two shops of tlw usual shop-house 1-l.in, with a patsafe between which led to a
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      541 2 NOTICES. I NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY, LD. MannfacturMfft ofI'VNAMITK on igniti >'XI I I K DV.NAHITr BLAMII.M* BILATIM DrVjONAIOK* ■hmm or: UIRTIOI M.XCI RIO lII.AsriXH AI'PAKATL* tut win KiruMirn, UIH MUttUCTCUD IK UUat BaiTllf. .ai (•orauiiiiiT, AU TH«awo«t onuu". Tin: BOR.VEO COMPANY. LTD HOLE AOKNTb: ■Mka Malm, HlanTjar'a. and Bom«o HAVE
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      493 2 NOTICES. TULLI HROTHER.S. Quern Street. JOBT received a large stock table Claret HordcAUk 1i.,,,.l T.i.1.. Claret dor. qts. $!Ul> -1 .Inllien Medoc qts. M.SO st. Kstspbe qt«. |S.w liood Old Cognac qta. »4 ».'> Also, fresh sUH-k of macaroni, loaf sugar. Krrn.-h soap, tomato sauce, grern-peas, Trnfft, salad oil, Vinegrr
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      1090 2 NOTICES. I TO COIN COLLECTORS I.XIX coins from Slam, Burmah, and tbe 1 Malavai States. I odor in fair eiehangecoin, from Ul na Annam and Java, All no longer issued. Corrrspondencecarried on in English, Herman, French or Dutch. A pply to J. P. MOOUETTE. Sugar Estate. Kremboong. iti* Sidho-Ardjo (Java)
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      736 2 NOTICES. Two Wetki (Inly THE VICTORIA THEATRICAL CO. To-night, Uh July The beart-rendins; play HARIBHCHANDRA. Grand transformation scenes!! BDOAPOBI PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. DEBENTURE ISslt. rpHE Conimiuee hAving decided to pur(I,UUO, pro|>OHe to i ii' l hh on h former occasion, debentures of the value of (10 each, 1 -en 1 ing
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      707 2 LATEST ADVEETISEIIENTS. WAKTED. Municipal Debentures. Tnnjo.ig ranr Dock Detx. Prye River Dock Coy. Bhan Fraser and Neeve Ltd. Debs. FOR BALK. Straits steamship Coy. Shares. FKASEK Co., a. BxchaoKe and Sham Brokers. WANTED TRAVELLER NATIVE STATES. EUROPEAN, and with knowledge of Malay preferred. Apply, suiting references, to 9/7 E. S
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    THE OPIUM QUESTION.
    803 3 ntou oosTamcToa. 1, i, a.tonishing what a happy way liiir.ties have ol making things Wortabli forth, poorest, and most ;rx.. -??S nd ili T ,nt vendors of miscellaneous euminodi|h,. puller is handicapped in Liy -V "*S*; water has been closed the house ho n has been assessed
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    A PROSPEROUS YEAR FOR INDIA.
    120 3 l« Iht Indian tinaiirial Itatamml for recently leaned, reference it lalimitiet which ftrited India during the clown, y,-ar Fat tli»t year, than i» inerameunt than ear lince ISSMO Bat, 00 tin- other hand, the SS7 hare been more boonli- 'I than any within RMaol memory,
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    TROUBLE ABOUT A WATCH
    159 3 O» Saturday. Mr Kl.-um *at H Can tin Court of Be. iv to i- claim and* about watch, mtch i» it pn.^.n in the nande of in named Bun who a--, -its ih.it he il from Urn taper of pawn K wember, IS*, in Beo of
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    FURTHER MAIL NEWS.
    1926 3 RI'sSSIA AND JAPAN. In spite of their recent little difference over Corea, Russia and Japan are j very tentibly obliging each other in the I way el developing trade between the two countries. Russia is going to run a special line of steamers from the Black Sea
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    BRITISH NORTH BORNEO RACING.
    77 3 Ka. ks came oil at Sandakan on the 10th June The events were seven in number: the 111 illin Kaee,the(iovernor'B Cup. the Principal Medical Otlicer's Plate, the Ladies' Bracelet, the Civil Service Cup. the Club Cup, and the Consolation Stakes. The course was heavy owing to
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    THE PORT.
    205 3 Tiik I ijntr arrired from Sadong on Urn let instant, with coals for Messrs. I'atcr-on, Simons A Co., and wan) to the New Harbour wharf to discharge. Another steamer, the HnaVaaa, also arrived Urn tame day with coals from New-Castle. NSW for Messrs. Paterson. Simons 4 Co. She
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    HOME CRICKET.
    814 3 Enix met Yorkshire at L«yton on Saturday, the 4th ult and the prettifre of tbe former team Buffered considerable dauiHß, The eastern county had to admit defeat from tbe northerners by three wickets. On the previous (Friday) evening, there had been 129 runs to get when Yorkshire went
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    MUSIC AT THE GARDENS.
    60 3 The band of the West Yorks Regiment will play iv the Kotanieal Hardens to-morrow night, from 0 U to UU*. The programme will include the following selections: Man-he Kut»e (ianne (Javotte Tlie Firet Kiss. 1 (ichulurt rt,-leetion.. H. M.S. Pinafoie" A. Sullivan Waltz Brune ou Blonde
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    S. C. C. SPORTS.
    88 3 Tiik following is the prop-ammo of music to be played by the band of the \V. Y. Kegt on Saturday, on the Ks|.laanile, on the occasion of the S. C. C. athletic sport sdyiukhalia March naand on lanm Polka Match Rox" Dobrowolski. Selection Jollity Bonh.-ur. Wain
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    BRITISH NORTH BORNEO GOLD.
    99 3 A stkki. dredger has been landed at udakan for goM-mining operation! <.ii the fitpini rivc-r, on behalf of the Britiah North Borneo Gold Syndicate. In that river, there are laid to be auriGaTOUI gavels which.it is expected. c:m i., apetatad npaaj at prott by means of
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    PAHANG CORPORATION.
    72 3 j Th« returns from the Pahang Corpoi -on's mines, for the month of May, were as follows: MNC.II LEMBIttS. Tons of stone crushed, 1,550. Oxide of tin produced, 74 tons 30 heads ol stamps ran for days The working expenses were 515.500. i KIIAM BATAXO. Tons of stone
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    THE SELANGOR LAW.
    186 3 II Uh .S i ..HI Us Thk first application made, tince the adoption of the Code of Criminal Procedure iv Sclangor. 'or a writ of a Habeas Corpus under sec. ion ML was made on the 28th J line, by Mr. Joaquiin before the Chief Magistrate, Mr.
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    WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
    301 3 NO SIKHS WASTED. At the beginning of the year, a petition, signed by a number of Sikhs, was sent to the Secretary of State for the Colonies, pointing out the harshness with which t..e laws of Weslcrn Australia operated against them. They ascerted that the privilege of getting
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    MR. PICKERING'S BOOK
    537 3 Mk. W. A. Pickering C. M G who will be remembered aa a former Protector of Chinese at Singapore, hat put into book form under the title of raoollections of Formosa and his adventures there. In UML Formosa came prominently befor.' UM I'.ritish public, owing, "to the
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    VESSELS ADVERTISED TO SAIL.
    31 3 Fn-YV. Au-tnli-i. K,<.-r«k<Hta. on 7th July. Bonatcad Co Honekont, Km t kl TmpUir, due BVh Jjiv. s.rViwA Hoaaa, /Cbina and Japan, (toparl doe SOih July. totato Co
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    S. C. C. CRICKET.
    199 3 Oa Saturday, a cricket match wat played on the Rsplanade between teams representing HNS. Ilermime and the 8. C. C. -'ml XL The match resulted in a win for the latter, who scored 75 runs for eight wickets, aa against It runt m.ide by the Hermione
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      520 3 NOTICE ll'K Imvc this day purchased in.- ->» inn ■hi... -ry plant 4c. of the Cotton aud Kapok Svnd'n-ate. Limited, at Nos. fts to 119, Kanipo'iih! Martiu, and will carry on day. Singapore. iVth June. lh>t>. The Cotton and Kapok Conipnov -XX CHI'AN KIAi. .",,7 Manager. HEW HARBOUH DUCK COY.,
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      170 3 I NOTICES. HOTEL Cn. VAN lIORCK, OAROET. Ualegan op WOO voct taoogW PAVILJOEX SYSTEEM OROOT HARK HBT smii-i.n,-voor k.nii.-r..n Keu ruimu BiUard-en Kpeul /..i.il Tafei. en Keikem on.lf r loczu-ht Kurop. Kok. MAISON F. PAUL &CO. FRENCH HAIU-I)ltK8SINO SAI-OON. HAVE JIM llh, riVKU A I.AKmI: Ml A.vriTV ItEXTLKMK.VS HOOTS AND
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      437 3 FOR SALK: EMPLOYMENTS: TO LIT AM) PERSONALS 'ltTTliai. I.", .rum a line; 2nd and 3rd 1 1 10 -nt. a line i 4th to mil .imf. A eentea line, 7th to t<t,i timn. oantta line; afterward.-, 3 cent> a line; bat no rhanri. Iru than onr dollar. Thus, a M»
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      223 3 WKATIIKK KKTORT. Ka*d**g Kirbau ltvi,Mal, 3rd July, 1898. Ka.m.3p.mKp.m. lih.Mii.K-. Bar. .»M»J».Bl7J9.h<ft4 Temp. "do 67.i S7II W. BibTber 74 n 7U.0 ,77 0 3= i l I)ir. of Wind c s r.. ■>.•.■. S.E. J Mai. Temp. «7.. i Ea«l M- R in. 3.5 MffVri Max. in Sun mis FSli
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    COMMERCIAL.
    514 4 Snoaroaa, 4th J«lt, law. PRODUCE (Rales an eornded to 12.30 p.m.) Qanbtar, .-..n0 Copra Bali 7.10. do Fontianak il.ro. Pepper, Black, I1J». do Whit«,(sX) «•<» Sago Flour Sarawak 306. do Brunei.. tf.ln. Pearl Sago 4.121 Co«ee, Bali, picked SOI*. Coffee Palembang, picked 30.00. Codaa, Liberian. No. 1 If Jt
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    127 4 t\,r I'tr «rr. Tint. To-Mokkow. I Tliotco via port- Arabia. 7 a.m. K. t'llluinK via piirH I'rrdana, a.m, Pontiaii.ik via poru H. V. taM, Noon. Trinxirauu via port- b'nntrr. 1 p.m. liatu Pahat Maasm, |> m. Madrnn via ports lAitjwora, 2 p.m. Penang and Deli Calirpso. 2 p.m.
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    93 4 I Fboii t/Nuv ihi:,-\i«- d.i.. on tho -Hi icta'nt with datei. to the 17th June. FtouCnax:- BytheM.M. ».s. Sydnti, due on Hth instant. #ft Singaporr I) It- in 1.0n.10n Arnw May 27th M M. June Kith Jun. J<>ch Jluy lilt N. I>. I Juno Mk Juno 30th
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    269 4 MajMM Per a. II I'" froni Bangkok Mr. Per s. a. Han Hin 9m* from Klang T.a ri- BUaafa, A. llannen, K. Driis, and Verier. Per s. Wmmkt from Palcmbang-Capt. Schuur. Per s. s. «.ru/... from Bandakan-Mr. nn<i Mrs. Ol.reo, Messr,. 1). Suttie, and J. B Beal. Per
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      114 4 I nrter thin heading the till lowing .M.l.ri'via tions are used str. steamer -h 3hip I ,1. -barque lint British ;U. 8. United nta-.es; Fr. Franch Oer.-Oerman; Hut. Dutch; Job.— Johore; ic., <)..-., Oeneral cargo d.p. deck passengers U.—Uncerlain; T. P. W.-Tanjong Pagar Wharf T. P. D.—
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      TRADING VESSELS &C.
      1220 4 AaUTlu Mulct Nno* or Sati >UIY. «.in Whall .Sonn.llrit. htr ll» ton-, Cilpi Rouse, ■-■n.l July. From Poutiannk. SUh June. (.a., and U7 cl.n Bau Seng and io. I For Po. tianak.6th-K.ls. i Hnn Hin Hum*, Brit. str. I '.I lon- Capt ■".■int. Jr.l July. From Klaog.
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      467 4 Name, pert, pmbabU datr n( nmrul. v, 4 name of aarntt. \fii.h. Hongkong, July 4 r. Minions. Atnida. Hongkong, July 4 P. Kinoes \ug»l>erg, Hvdnay, July B.hn Men r. Hallaarat. H'konif. July W; P Bengal. Colombo. July' SO. P. 4 O. Bauean. Sourabaya, July '.','> Darn.lrk ll.iyern. Hongkong,
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      ARRIVALS.
      223 4 rl.«o 5 Vuul'i Nim. 4 Ton* ami« I'moii SaILMD CoMIOXIB-. 1 Sin Ban Bee Brit »eh (13 Na.-o.lah Ktlanton .lune SOU. Mfrionii ">'lra lr 1:l t»W" KnnKkok .luno 2HW,(lan«li'Mll'« Sri Tringxanu «tr. HI shinimon Trinxiianu July 1 (Ing K.w H> 2 IVrdana I HI 110 M.ir-lnll Tiiuljw .lun.' HThC<I«W
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      CLEARANCES.
      108 4 Una 1)»ts Vuau'a Xixk KuuiKii. Uaitaiii Dkhtisatkm lit L' H.nEk»li« Brit str. llt-mlr> Hhkhii Ifuby »tr. km MiinNik nn.i Pnl.-nil.snK rantuu str. Hunlrr IrinKuamm via t>ort« i' Carolina Dut »tr. Dm trlnaun aad KaUaUi 4 l-i.ly 1 i;. i.-n Brit str. Mills Binnn via pocta I Amlivnt »tr. K.,/,.|l-
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