The Straits Times, 9 March 1899

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    12 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY. MARCH 5). 1899. No. 19.778.
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      914 1 nrrnK BORKIO COMPART, LIMITID I'H E Staadari Life Assurases. 1 Norwich Dawn Firs Innuaaos Society Ttiss Assoraaos Coatpany (Fire). Ase IV|<itable life Aeswreaes Sooiety. The i Msnae lnxaraoos Conpsoy. The i '!.taa Xntoal Btsan Navigatino Oompanv. The TuOsahasß Lags. Beer Compaay. Tas UariUase [aiaraaos Company. CiauUd. Fcr psrticulan of these
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      1612 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. I^ONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATBCHAPPIJ Under contract with tbe Netherlands India Government. Aginti at Mngaporr: timr Aomrv, L«TB J. Pabkiibla Co., 2-i, Colltbb Quay. Steamer From Eipected Will be Despatched for O«i M. I'fijirunAu. Padang. Mar. 4 Penang, Oleh-leb, Padang, and Sumatra's W. Coast. Mar. 9 Heart. BaUvia. K BaUvln.t:lieril>on.Samarang.lSourabaya.
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      688 1 INSURANCES. rl LONDON AND LANCASHIRE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital <5,137,M0 Paid up Capital >13,701> Reaerre Fund n:s,:'l6 Tbe undersigned, AgeuU for the Company, are prepared to accept lire risks at current rates of premium. ROUrVTEAD Co. rfIHE CHINA TKADKBt INSI'KtS. K 1 COMPANT, LIMITED Capital Sabsoribei< $l,u«i.n». ABsooat Is.d Mp.
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      396 1 INSURANCES. TRANSATLANTIC FIEF INSURANCE CO.. OF HAMRI'RU. NORTH GERMAN FIRE INSURANCE CO., HAM BUKH HAMM'KH BKKMKN FIRE INSURANCE CO., HAMBURU. rpHE undersigned, AgenU ot tbe abore 1 com panics, are prepared to accept fire risks at carreQt rate.. PUTTFARCKEN A Co. SOUTH BRITISH FIRE AND MARINE Insurance Company. FIRE loeuranre
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      382 1 NOTICES. Qold^MedalsT" Parts. ISTB IBHO. JOSEPH fiILLOTT'S Of Hifhett Quality, jnd Having I) TII 0 Greatott Durability ue Therefore Uk CHEAPEBT. I LU 0 c ih I: 1 l.t ellwood's patent Air-chamber helmets Won, nAmi I ViS?P H0LI) WI«D x s}*}£,; Thi Ofh.ikh. Thi Cm t. TlllC'lviLSi!ltvi.ian,lTlial',xisnoiiKTl. I II K
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      845 1 RHErMATISM CfRED" My wife has! nsed |Cha(nberUiD s Pain Balm for rheumatism with greet rel ef. aad for rbeumatism and [or other household use for which we have found it valuable. W. J. CrriEß, Bed Creek N. Y. Mr Cutler is one of the leadiai reervbauts of this village and
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    The Straits Times. THI RBDAY, Th MARCH, 1899. REUTERS TELEGRAMS THE MUSCAT AFFAIR.
    137 2 The Straits Times. THI RBDAY, Th MARCH, 1899. REUTERS TELEGRAMS THE MUSCAT AFFAIR. BtTABLIaHED: 1831. PRICE 15 CENTB. [SuUcriplton mt*t and advertising rates may U found on tk* fourth paqt.\ THK BRITISH ACTION AIITHORISKD. CONrLKTISO STATEMENTS London, »lh Uarel. Mr Kroilrick, the Undersecretary of State for foreign Ailtir-. has stated
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    CHINA'S TROUBLES.
    78 2 BaUMa BACKS ITALY. THE ITALIAN aWADROS IK CHINA. A report that France had advised the Tsungli-Yamen to reject the Italian demands, which included the acquisition of Saninun Bjy, i» positively denied at I'aris. It is stated there that the Krench (tovernment had approved of these demands. Admiral (irenet
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    MUSCAT.
    422 2 The astounding discrepancy of the ollicial st.itetrents in Paris and London upon tb« i hMfcfcol M.iSCAt b beyond any explanation other than that assigned by the 7W< as a deliberate intention to mislead. The statements attributed in yesterdays telegram to M. Del .i-.. seemed to us so incredible that
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    9 2 To-day's 4 in s Lank rate is 1 llj
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    14 2 Phoi.i. k, exchange, and share prices and the mail list, are on page 4.
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    12 2 I in; (iovermnenl invites tenders for he purchase of .-team ship boilers.
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    15 2 The Urn.jtil left I'enang at V a. m. to-day, and due here at p. in.
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    13 2 VM I' .to OctcsmmM arrived to-day troiu Shau^'liai She leaves to-morrow for Homhay
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    16 2 lilt lion C. W. >3neyd-Kynncrsley arrived hero yesterday, troin Klang. on I.., aid I he N'lpp/ic.
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    17 2 HMMi have been taken in Pro ince W. lie-ley to hold an agricultural how there, this year
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    17 2 At l'.;:r ■in. in January, -',Mv tool ofstuniwere crushed with > yiold of •Jus 33 ounce* of bullion
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    18 2 Tin morning a Dutch man-of-war, with two funnels painted black, paused through the port from eaat to watt.
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    20 2 Kano Yu-wei, the Chinese Reformer, it said to be preparing to proceed to Englan.lji i-f America from Japan before long
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    20 2 Tun Municipality of Rangoon are considering the possibility of licensing coolies to ply for hire as c&rnert in the streets
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    23 2 H. M. S I'mrrrful was to go to Manila from Hongkong on the 7th instant to relieve the Xareiitus whose commission hat expired.
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    21 2 Ir is likely that there will he many candidates for the post of municipal engineer in Calcutta, now about to be-
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    20 2 In Rangoon, a Chinaman lias been sentenced to four years' rigorous imprisonment for being in possession of two bad rupees.
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    17 2 On the 2nd instant the Rallinorr left Hongkong for Manila with Messrs Si-human and Worcester, the American
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    23 2 At the Penang Assizes which opened on Tuesday last there were eight eases in the calendar; four of thnee were charges of murder.
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    22 2 This D. >. authorities have Unded at Cehu, one of the Philippine Islands, and have been received by the natives there without resistance.
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    23 2 On hundred and forty-two deaths were registered at riingapore during the week ending on Saturday h.st. The ratio per thousand stood at 3170.
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    34 2 Tm N K. HUatkiixaru came in from Yokohama this m.. nini, bound for Penang and London She ex|ierienced light winds from N. E. to S and fine clear weather generally on the voyage •down.
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    29 2 OwiNiitothe presence in the Lower Town Hull to night of th.i DallasMusgrave Company, the u-u.,1 weekly practice of the I'hUhannonic Orchestra will be held this afternoon at five ..dock.
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    30 2 Tin Indo-China steamers and Mm have libelled the SIhII" liner iWm». in the sum of 55.0UC totti, as damages consequent upon tie. collision in the river at Shanghai reported yesterday.
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    31 2 Tim Japanese Diet has favourably considered a Bill, the prime object of which is described by a contemporary ai to disqualify aliens who have become naturalized Japanese subjects from holding office."
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    44 2 Caitaik Thomas of the ltd A.UUult, which hail been wrecked oft the coast of Lombok. safely reached S.unbawa on the utll of Febi.iary In a Ooal with two mates and eleven sailors. From t h< i ;i -li'iuiirr took I lii-iri to iui.il j
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    TARGET PRACTICE
    54 2 H M S Iplngrnm left .Shanghai on Feh L'.ir.t. for target practice outside, and reported when she returned, on thel'Sth, that 70 |>er cent of hits were recorded One of the shells -t.ir.cl Iv setting fire to the target. The Iphi'jetiia is eipected to leate Shanghai lor Wei-hai-wei
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    AN ALLEGED THEFT.
    55 2 A lt..iii.» residing at 41-2 Boat (Juay, states that SiV> worth of jewellery was stolen from his house last night From inquiries made by the police it apiwars that the jewellery did not belong to the complainant who is said to be heavily in debt The case
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    "EAST LYNNE."
    504 2 ANOTHLR .-:.»>- The members of Messrs. Dallas and Musgravea l'oiu|«ny must have l.een more than pleased witli the crowded audience which witnessed in tba Town Hall, last night, the stage venion of I Mrs Henry Woods famous novel East j Lynne From one point of view, the piece
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    THE TOWN LIGHTING.
    174 2 It it some time now since the statement waa made that an experimental oil-gas plant (on Mansfield-, system) was to be put in operation in and about the Town Hall. Some of us have been wondering where the plant has gone to It seems to have reached
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    RAUB.
    465 2 THK MI.NISi; KKPOKT. TWO MONTH! PIKXUEM A iinviii from the Manager of Ihe Haul. Mines detailing progress there for the two months ending on the 3rd inst., has been received In the Kaub Hole, driving operation! continued with chances of the ore-chute improving in quality. At Bukit Ililam. the
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    WHAT IS PERJURY ?
    48 2 WHAT IS PERJURY It wouid lie interesting to have some explanation of the following choice extra. I from the Sarawak SkaanaMal BaaHki for March Says the Resident of Lower Rejang, referring to various cases that have been tried in his district: One (ielang, one year forgiving jury P
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    THE ASSIZES.
    180 2 12 YEARS Von A H-.-K..: II! TH IM will he kept out of mischief for some time He was arraigned before the Chief-Justice yesterday breaking l.y night near WaiariM Street, and with resisting apprehension. He was caught in the act, was chased. and after clambering over awaia] *.illwas
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    NOVELTY THEATRE.
    221 2 Last night mw tl.<- opening perfnrjiKin>i" nf tiif l';trs«'r KljthinFtiiiu* lir.-iniiiti I Mill, at the Novelty Ihaatn (Jueeii Stwt The Coiu|kiny, whi, h was hem suint: seven years ago, should pruTe a useful addition to the attractions of Singapore if the average of their plays e.|u.ils Fair Cham
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    THE WARREN SHIELD.
    901 2 DRAW IS THK FINAL TIE 1. c. c. r. 3Srn co. A TI.F long IM Final Ti, f,, r k.,.i w™;,^ 5a n n ■BattatMfc Ihe ground was in »,Ji lent condition, hut uiifortun.telv i nasty jerky wind hlew ri K t,t ZSSti playing pitch, making ".curate
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    MR. COLLYER'S HEALTH.
    11 2 ai..l thii r (the impr Mil maintain, d
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    SPAIN DISLIKES CESSION.
    27 2 MAM- t.le., on lUt S.i.-i-t i Mim-:n r. -r-n. I impcibiliti o-h.,1 -I tht l Silvcla. „,im-lry ha. office an.l MM OnttM <r dissolved
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      384 2 NOTICES. NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY, LD. GLASGOW. Manufacturer* of: Dynamite. Gelignite, Gelatine Dynamite, Blasting Gelatine, Detonators, ah nan or Safety Fuses, Electric Blasting Apparatus. Itiaa iMwtmmflimi ma,U lo ptir* lit ,7'> -t.nnLtr'f of rafrtti and pun! '■</ Ihe Ur\ti*h ittwuM' .—at tit, fiiia/iin.iaan to I* '..1, 1 akaajtt lo aru, ttaWn
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      826 2 NOTICES. CHINA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COY. Baaa Ofmi 1 No. It, 0— Ro«i>, Bhaicohii. ll- v WATTIK, Manager. HKCTOR W. HAMPSON, Travelling Representative MBBBB& TAN KIM TIAX SOXS. 1 1 ml Hill Tliis Comi|uiiv i.IF- rs MMt fernis an.l ln-tlur Ihiiiiisou than any Comjiaiiy 'loitii; luisim-ss in tlit- East, ami,
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      761 2 TOWNJIALL. Tti-X Mill TOMiillT: Mkssrs. DALLAS MISORAVE'S DRAMATIC COMPANY, Mark Mcifor.r. funniest of all funny farcical comedies «i .1 (ia\H .1,1, TKRNEI) D IV "TURNED CP.TURNED UP." Sal«r,lay, Htnal 111/,, (Poaitively the last night of the Season) Grand revival nf Wil.nn Barrett's great. TIIK SKiN OF THK CROSS." Nmqai ta\
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      369 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. I THE PAItSI ELPHINSTONE DRAMATIC CLUB. TO-NIGHT, Will |..r(n, Orißß A conveyancing clerk well »T upinrrgiilriitiiinVtMrl fur Soli llorV K.. c/o Slmit' Ti»fl OBce. Bioßapore, M Man.*, I v QOARDand Residence for t»o or three 1) Bachelors, it Tunglin. Apply lv Lodging.' c,o Strain Timtt. TX>R Sale— Small
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      65 2 H B, 8. int«nd*4 far tlw *tn*i > TtnM abo«M >-• wHttM oo on* lid* at U>« |»D«r only. By ta« ucl«rt o( that coalition, tain; 11. S. S. ara r»h>ot«l Uut adfßt otlMrwia* W pvhlub^t. AUaJnTaWat- oonlncb an nhjaet lo tk. omdi. boa thai tlw Huot th. »dT.rti«.m.,.t oat
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    THE SAMOAN QUESTION.
    771 3 AMERICA'S POSITION. Tin New York Herald (Fob 10) published a despatch from Washington, staling that the Administration is resolred to adhere to the term, nf the Berlin Treaty regarding Bnaan It is believed at Washington that Germany pre. ipitatnl the recent trtubles in the island* hoping that
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    HONGKONG INSURANCE CO.
    106 3 Tuk Hongkong Fire Insurance ..in liny met than OB the let March. The Mr .1 .1. Bell Irving) said Ihlt, .Uhoigb the ics'lll of the- lotl year, thowed a .l.i.ui. iiion of proßl to l!.e extent of $J.-,,1.M.H1. I he posit ion ol he company »as not
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    SELENGOR NEWS.
    179 3 <'v the .".Hi instant, at Kual.i l.'iui I .i. eUuskn ».i- m..lc hi the U,* Fmn. Ha,.,.-. tie ..f ln■criiion. to the IoM the State had KMlained ly the dr.ith oi 111 OereW Browne Ha dc.l.-ircd th.it of him it might truly be said "he uaiui pFofeawrl tl"
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    BY THE MAIL.
    639 3 T. K. H. OF CONSAUOHT. The Duke and Duchess of Connaught left Cairo for Assouan on February loth Where the Dllke, at the Ie liesl Of the Khedive, wno to lay the foundationstone of the great dam on the 12th or llllh. Tbe stone, which weighed .".I
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    THE ROUMANIAN PEASANTS.
    253 3 Th.. NaaoJM Presa Vienna) publiahad particulars of the peaounl disturbaaOOO ill Koumania The acrarrcn „..i..1,-l movement ha.l n suppre»se.l !!us n r ai.e-i"' ll '"n,-'lc N m ri!e .Kit. in. ut anMoa too foanliy is partly due tv their great distress and partly lo the neurons action
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    MURDER OF A BOY.
    127 3 Tlie murder of K.i^ene hovc.iu. a pupil at the Christian Broth*! Bebtm in Lille, iin.l. i v.'iv alro< ions eir.umslaiice-. hi- ai-.d the deepest indlgi. in.... .mi. .n; tbe Inhabitant! Several Lands of .l.in.i.-ti .M liocc.dcl lo iht nUiioui HMbluhnwDU .....I to M ;.,1 ,1h... .'I
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    A NEW WEAPON.
    410 3 The im« Wl (Vienna) st it. that |«0 xolklliell 111 the gull fa. t.'iv Bl lUn/iB each rc.-.ucl. on the I.Vini.in |.-,,,|,,.r.., birthday, a lUrer watch, with the n line Hid arms of 11"' K.us. r 1... 11., u- eagraved thereon, lor t.i.ir »..rk m woikmeu ut
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    THREE CONSULS-GENERAL.
    495 3 A KRIRT.I VKRSION. 111". IPLININU lt«iM.ll. Thk owl oVaaiaa OtoaoUi need outburst of assuiii.il righteous indignation, and its denunciation of Messrs Wildman, Pratt, and Williams as meddlesome Consuls," superserviceable olli.ials," Ac, need hurt no-one The r warmly commends the action of the (iovernment in disciplining these gentlemen, except
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    POLICE NEWS.
    65 3 A Cuinaman has been sentenced to and causing hurt. The sentences are lo run concurrently For theft as a servant another has lost bit liberty for six months. Kor possession oi illicit chandu, a man has to pay or do a month in P i l No 4«7
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    S.V.A. CORPS ORDERS.
    105 3 S. V. A. CORPS ORDERS. Hill. IjimiU) Orric c. ■nan. "Hi M«r,i., \m.i. I Orderly llm for the eaeniaf week c r. .1 I'i.v ie- ir.l.rlv Sergeant for the .■n-in. .t week, »nl M t I'lumpion. J. |-,™le. M.vi.lay. .VI.", p.m. X.el.i c. mi Drill I'uesilay. .Vl." pro. l!.--iiiits' s.|iii.l»u.l
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    L. L.T. C. TOURNAMENT.
    126 3 L. L. T. C. TOURNAMENT. MM Bs«Uei (annflean)>— A. t'U-». m,. Makei nn.i Oap> wiute (an .'.i r. Mr- liar,, ond Mr. li.-i.l .one 1(). unliin.lle>l. TIES FOB TO-DAY. U.li" Si.i.il.i ihandieapi. -Mrs. Stokes ,o»e Ml Mi-. Wn.l.lell „.«e I.M. DmUm |han.lieS|o: -Mrs. lime,lellan,lMr>.KauDdrrs(i>weS)r. Hi,' Mluea ..uiii. I.M. Ihi*'-- (handicap);
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    MOSTLY PERSONAL.
    1308 3 r Lord and Lady Klgin wen at once received by the Queen at Windsor on their return from India, and then began a round of social festivities in response In a I'.in.-yh .uiiin village an sged woman was put up to auction by the I (in ir.li.in> They
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    THE ANNUAL "HEGIRA."
    466 3 IU I'ASSKSciKK LISTS. TIIK P *O. CO. Coroinaii.l.l," 10th March:- Mr. (Jrigor Taylor; Mr and Mis Sn.yd Kynnersley; Mr J Mead: l.ieut Hona jowski Mr. liymill Manila," I.V h March (from Penang) Mrs. tiawthorne and tw,, children, Mr and Mrs. Brown and family; Mrs. (iottlieb. child, and
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      15 3 BracinjfRefreshing! Invijjoratirnj! Condy's Fluid effect is m.i fc ical. lo^m oa B-rU4 "CoNors Fn in
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      330 3 M 1 ALIBTEH 00, HAVE just received a large shipment of: WOOK I CO.S (X)W UHAND HI ITKK »h.ch.o» ing lo the fallof price in Australia an.l the rise in eichange, they are able to offer at the following reduced prices, via 65 cents pr 1 lb tin fl-25 V
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      545 3 XOTICF.S. umVAKTII BBBHNE LIMITED. CIVIL, MEI'HANH AL. ANl> KI.Kt TRUAI. KMiINFKKS ASl> UUniUeVOffOML -nil AGENTS KOk KKDDAWAVS "cam.:..- BAB hkltint. I'atent Kdge Belts, and RiiMht Hoods of every s|irciticatioii for all purposes. THE HOHNSHYACKHOYD KKHOSINK Oil, DNBRi Aelmilte.l to kg the best and only reliable 00 Motor in the market
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      740 3 K( U! SALK: KM I'I.< >YM KN'TS TO I.Kl': AND PKUSt)NAI^. in Tim. lltcenU a line; 2nd and Srd times, icloenua line 4th lo nth llreea, f, ..ntsa line; 7th to l«h times, S cents a line, afterwards, i rents a line bat ac charge leu than one dollar. Thus,
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      236 3 WKATIIKIt KKPOKT Kati,l**ii K'rrtMiu Ht*y*tal, *tk Mttr. IHW. l-oh'i .;'l IVnif. BiO «v ;«i >■ ,v lei, ii.,., i%» im tin 1-ir.olWiu.! NXt. 88. Calm j-S Mm. Term., -r :i 5 Mm 739 g>i Mac. In nan MM S lerr.ra/l. im 5 5 Kainfall Nil. S WKATHKI: TKI.K(iI'.AM (K. A.
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    COMMERCIAL.
    439 4 Bunuomß, tru MaKif. W*. PRODUCE. (Bat- an eemeUd to noon Gambler.. I <Uff»Coura Bali 7 J6. dVPoMUUMk, 700. Penpar, Black. >8.7». Jo WoitMSX) --i*s°Sago Flour Sarawak, S.»). do Bmnei No. 1 Pearl Sago 4.9 ft. Coflea, Bali, picked ».«0. Coßee Palernbang, picked WM. Coffee, Libenao. No. 1 17 60
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    128 4 Vm /Vr Or. Tim: To-Hoaacw. Kui ,|u. via porU Coromnnitl, 6 a.m. N I iuinea via porta SUllia, 7 «.:n Bangkok Iv.K 11 a.m. IViii.uk Hfllmmhvn, 11 am Saigon Sam 1 onf, 2 p.m. Padang via ports R. K. Aljeh, 2 p.m. Batu Pahat .Sultana. S p m
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    91 4 Fao« Ki'Rori By the P A O. s s. Bfiyal. with the mail from Europe of the 17taFeb dne on the ISth March and with replies to the mail which left Singapore on the 20th Jin ME F. O. Feb :v\h Feb aOlli Feb fr.l 51. M
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    PASSENGERS LIST.
    179 4 aRUVAU. Per a. s l*atpoora from Madras and Pe-nang-Mesira Uwis. and Allsopp, Mra Turner, Mr Mr- and Misa .1.- Kilva. Per s. s. Sapvhc from Klang via porta— Hon. C W. 8 Kynuenley. Mr-ssrs Berring. too, T. H. Hill, Kenhaw, Orchard, A. B. Lake. Mr. and Mra. Rowland.
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    TO ARRIVE.
    180 4 {For Singapore.) Per MM. S.S. Armand H'h,.; conaacting with tbe steamer /■>■..; Simons at Colonibo, from London. Fob, Urt— M r. And Mrs. Ki.-J.]. Mr (.-svKjino and Mend, Mr Sharwood. IVr M. M. a. s. Salavt from Maneillas. M.v Mr- Moss. (For thr Far Elul.) Per 1". O.
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      143 4 Undartbls beading the following abbreTialions are used str. steamer sh. ship tq.— barque; Yet Yacht Cm— Cruiser 06t.-Ounboa.ti Brit.— British V. 8. United States; Ft. French, Her. Oermsr, Hut Dutch; Joh Johore, 4c, O.c, Oeoeral cargo d.p. deck paaaenfars U-—Uncer-tain T. P. W.-Tanjong Pagar Wharf T. P.
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      TRADING VESSELS &c.
      1037 4 Eva Nor. str. 1,926 tons Cant*,* v BthMar. From Sidney lib j""*'*, B. Merer and Co. fc_w". Jtß Csat Frannieo Rrte», Amar. str .',17 Idoyaga,7Ui »far. From M»n .^2 ir< K and^d.p.W.Kin.y.Frkl^^ *7iiih»ire, Brit. ttr. 2,479 t,. n Dwyer, 3rd Mar. From I,„ i Jan G.c. Bou.teadJtTFor^L?*
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      583 4 Iftmr, pen, probabU dnt, M mMI tnamt o/ ograu. BTIAHK«. Andalmia, Hamburg, M»r K B v.,» 11..U'1-1..-rg. Hamburg. Mir !l B Xnw HalLtarat, Colomlw. Mar fin Bawean. Bawean. Mar l)».iideli Bavern. llon«k..ng. Apl 3 B M. lieiiL'iil. Colomlw. Mar II ,P. 4 ii Bombay. Hongkong. Mar :v V
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