The Straits Times, 16 March 1899

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    12 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORE THURSDAY. MARCH 16. 1899. No. 19.751
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      170 1 NOTICES. CHAMPAGNE. Ij'l IS KUEDKKKK, KXTKA DRY. (Reserve for Great Britain) Louil Roederer. Carte Blanche BRINKMANN A CO. Sou Isipoktim. JIVMiI al JOHN LITTLE CO. LTD. m G. OTOMUNE COMPANY. have just received a new shipment of: CLOISONNE PLATES, CRAPE KIMONOS, LACQUERED TRAYS. TAPER SCREENS, PORCELAIN FI.OWKR POTS. PHOTOGRAPH FRAME*.
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      1022 1 STK\MSHIP COMPANIES, PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ 1'i..1.T c.iitr'p.-t with Ule Netherlands In.lia (iovernmrnl. Aftnlt al Xingapor,: H H ir Aoannr, |«T« J. Dum.EU. A Co.. 2-3. OoLLT«a (JrjlT. yroas tlfctt Will he Despatched for l)n UTi r M l Batav, <'l,erilK>n,f^maiaD|t7«Soiirabaja. Mar. 18. Lan drr l.yn. Bmsssln. It, Bniii-in, lulu Uut. Moesra.lj.wa.Cotei,
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      353 1 NOTICKS. HC It I lie. J. O. A. PEBBIRA. Colls, Ton ihd Eiroaraa or OtWßim. "BuffiS'of JoRSre""""" to Th Orders for Bouquet Sprays, 4c, sVc, Carefully and promptly executed Cheapest House in tn, Tr»d«. NDKBKKY AND BKBIDKKCE, UXLEY BUAD EARTEKN MOKTQAOK ANY AGENCY COMPANY, UNITED. Authorised Capital £1.600,000 Huhscribsd t
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      606 1 BANKS. TTONOKONO AND BHANGHA XX BANKINti (.■OUI'O NATION. PAID-IT OAFITAI #10.000,000 REKEK'K FIND |1i'.000,000. KEMEKVK I.IA 111 I.ITY OFI 5.,,,™.™ PRUPRIGTIIKS 1. 110,000.000. B. M (Issr, Ksq -,H.p>«.« K. A. 5i11... Ksq.-Dsrt'TT C. »ir«.<v I A J Kathokd. bo finir Ninioia. Hoagiono.-T. J Esq. Bh.»uh.. ..1 .11 1 \V u'lK
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      662 1 NOTICES. Gold~Medals~ Paris. ISTOTllisiI! JOSEPH SILLOTT'S Of Highest Quant,, mat Hav,n g fl T II O Greatest Durability a,- rherefore VMm M CHEAPESI. ILRO c. Ih. Il' 13 CHINA HUTCH UFE IXSI'RANft: COY. Hs«t> Orn.-i No. IS, c»»tos R...1.. 5ii.v,.,,,, JAB. A. WATTIE. Manager HKCTOR SV. SAMPSON, Travelling IC-| lalive
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      648 1 niOHLY .vrtiti. ate.l foalslli soalossi in.iiiiniii. in pr nt Foaaolllng engineer snd toaaofar of sOSlialsSll property, inrninn Nofapora, May, can undertake potasasatasi or sfmpofOJf work, two year* or un.ie.-. 1"i,.-\. .plional'l. l«|».p.. >.l.lr.'ss. baton I,lth April K Ma.lin B i..n Uiha,.... >»nslls ltaotOflea, m. th. t; 4 CANK KAUMINIi. HWHIgsJIi
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      784 1 KHEIMAIISM CfKED' Uy «ife has used rhamberlain's rain Bairn for rheu: alism "till .treat relief, snd I can re.-.unmeii.l it as a splsn.l. I liniment lor rheumatism ami for oilier household nsefor whi.-h have f....n I it sluable W J. On utR, Red Creak, N. Y. Mr. tuyler is one
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    The Straits Times. THURSDAY, 16tH MARCH, 1899. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS ITALIAN POLICY.
    194 2 The Straits Times. THURSDAY, 16tH MARCH, 1899. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS ITALIAN POLICY. IvTAMIMIKI'- l-.l!. I'RICE 16 CKNTB. [Sultcription raltt and vlivrt iting nitrt may I* j-mul tm the fvurth v>'i> WKTE Ko ARtit'MEMT. low/on, lath March. In theCh:.iuler of Deputies at Rome, Admiral Canevaro. the Minister for Foreign Affairs, announced that
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    SIRCLAUDE MACDONALD.
    24 2 The Timet learns that Sir Claude Macilonald'<> health makes it imperative that he should take leave of absence fur a short time.
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    ITALY AND CHINA.
    395 2 Xiws received to-day adds something under the *hove heading in yesterday's reply to the L'avaliere de Martino'i tint Note, and of the improbability of hit having presented anything in the nature of an ultimatum without such reply being first received. But this by no means unimportant item
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    THE CAPE TO CAIRO.
    943 2 Tiie n.-w that waa published hen on Munday of Mr. Cecil Rhodes'* visit to Berlin is really of imperial interest. Mr. Rhodea himself staods conspicuously in the fore-front of Britiih imperialism hia schemes are worthy of that position both in their scope and, as we believe,
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    478 2 Ladt Mitchells reception yesterday ifternoon was very largely attended. Despite the threatening appearance of '.he sky and despite the few heavy drops >f rain, that seemed to prelude a downpour, the beauty and fashion of Singapore donoed their best frocks and made :.iv the fine lawns of Government House. Sir
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    7 2 The iMb >i will be issued to-
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    13 2 Proucce, exchange, and share prices, and the mail list, are on page 4.
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    14 2 Tut annual flower-show will be held in the Town Hall on Tuesday, April lllh.
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    11 2 The I'erak Ciovernment invites teniers for the construction of a eteamlauucta.
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    20 2 Tue P. O l,u has set up a new ecord between llrmdisi and Port Said, m 4« hours 14 minuteti.
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    19 2 An extraordinary general meeting of he Straits Insurance Co., Ltd., is adverised to be held on the .-litii insl.
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    17 2 Missks Caldbeck, Mae<Jrcgor Co dvertise that they have just landed i large shipment of sherry and other
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    20 2 M.-.-h- I'uwell and Co advertise mi auction sale uf a fruit and vegetable garden at their saleroom un Uodnesday next.
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    20 2 H at S aVprfai from Hongkong arrived at Bangkok on the Hh instant, and was stationed opposite the British Legation.
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    19 2 It is thought likely tliat Mr Spencer I'ratt will vl Mt Hh Itesidenl-Ueoeral Sir K. Swettenham, before returning to
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    23 2 I.AST night, a Chinaman died suddenly at a theatre in Si, nth Street. Heartdisease is believed to have been the cause of death.
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    25 2 A M*c*o, living at «9 South Bridge Road, reports that boots and leather to the value of Sttu were stolen from his house yesterday morning.
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    22 2 Onk hundred and thirty-four deaths »ere registered at Singapore during the «re.* ending on Saturday last The ■atio per thousand was 28.K1.
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    24 2 Ycsraiuv morning, the s a. JW«lr of Undon |.us»i-d throi. K h the l>ort omul MMm I his iiiorninc, the j'k^™" 1 fro weht
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    26 2 A .lapavess training-ship, the KongoUn, is about leavinj; Tokyo with a party of naval cadets on a cruise to (Singapore, Australia, the Hawaiian lilauds, and Ameri.a.
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    32 2 Wllll.K I Hindu bridal pr,,,v-sio,, was making its way along Serangoon lioad last ni K ht, two Klibss snatched ■ad holt.-.l away with a tray of jewellery Both men were maW this
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    40 2 Thk Sultan of I'.r.k has Bul.smliwi it is w i.l, for SI.VIOO worth of Glares in the newly formal Straits Suyu Com. pany. Mil. He is, moreover, prewired t,i double hit holding if the shares are not fully applied tor.
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    32 2 Pn.nmoN has been mado in the American Army Bill so that VohlatMn serving in the I'hilippineH can re-enlist individually or by whol,M,ri;ani/ati<ins as by companies, battalions, or whole regiments, if so desired.
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    46 2 Tn« Japanese Government has dc. i ded to set apart a portion of the Chinese I indemnity a. reserve funds -Jo,ooo,u<io I y«» for the navy, 1u,0u.,00u y n for t education, and 10.u0u.000 ym for thb t r«luf of dutreu caused hy natural calamltiet —•>«•• i
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    5 2 EnXrandThina^-.r', 1 Sikkim Convention wilu'.n.L
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    4 2 [r >;-b.es T »tem
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    NOT DEAD AT ALL.
    31 2 ii...*!.",™,;,,,,,.,,,,:** proKrlyr-ceivedavcrvuiisv,,,.,,,,;^ hearing. Mr. Arnold was formal. ..nplovod for a time in ManamTS |.r.,.-.-",1,,l hence to Japan UW to Manila we do not know g prr:iou.'w,:;on[h:'ai;. Sin^
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    TRANSPORT MOVEMENT.
    74 2 Tint InM a Russia,, t riI iMiind fngn OCbm t., VadirottoctTH ..•civilian. 1 -J-lßcr.. and its uuhor.-il m the roads this i,,,, n M Slic fails on Boaaaj Tin Aim-rican transport Sl, rm 1r.,,.. New York, with l.flMi r^ Itoom f,.r Manila arrived KmU, al B afternoon <
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    LAND SALE.
    99 2 At Hwnl l'ow.-ll a Co', „i nu.n u. yeflcrdayaflernoon, X., MUraa £2 «H knocked down 51,,,k Alii* fa *Muo. A pirn of kwkaU bad ing an area of 4,000 s. ft with «,l«,lliiit Iharaw known 8nMa.735.0l Kail™ U.,.,,1. f.t, -h..d*.-.7.-..Suprainai,,.,n n,ilt, h. inj Hi.- purcli:is.v Another fwlioU 1
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    POLICE NEWS.
    118 2 Haaaan a rikisha |>eoii was wrrda) charaM, with three MM of eiturTwo Chin.iin.i, tkafi with robtwra' bag of money were also itischaaai For toMBMSIBd Im-ukim; n rj wan-, two Chinamen m v-i.tJij sent lo |irisun for 4 months aii.l third for -j nraaaW To-day, fifteen Chinese MM l
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    THE FLYING JORDANS.
    257 2 I'm opening performance of Tb« Flying Jordans" last night, .it Tank iUul. was attended with marked vie c luive liad a L'uud many «iroliatic companies here from te> to time, but the skill of the Joffaa ion. I ■mi far outrivals anything »>• lull hitherto seen in
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    SIAM NEWS.
    180 2 II M ..MyofSiam hatdl I »|KV,aI lIM-01..11 to BaifOa, tOOMWf ii- M.MthlH,urlv rchkl »-i«hr- ..IDuumer. At the Kritikh Conmktf Court, Mat kok, on the Bth instant. tour g men.! were charp'.l with ting murder and riot iboul >'" ago in I'alasin, on.' of tb« frooB" provinces of Siain.
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      378 2 NOTICES. SIDEIOSTHEN PAINT. an absolutely anti-corrosive paint for IKo.N AND STEEL (iiui.int I M 1..- the best ki si ti:i:vi:ntivk <•«<»" Inrmluablr (or Shi[>», MwhilMrjr, Bridgo fir., Me. Our gallon will oont f)4l I "l"«re Iwt. fi.j |»m .Ir.im ..f I ,«i. HoT.K AIiENTK FOR Bnum. Imani Fii>mutm> M«liy STATIS,
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      489 2 LATEST ADYKiniSEMENTS. ROBINSON CO. Jti BUCK CASHMERE INVERNESS. *****. $194 a Specially made for the Tropics. ROBINSON CO. S EYE-SIGHT. AXTKI) NuTlck. Municipals i Del». Franor and Son Co.. Ltd. INo.aßattorTßoadjuid ban appoin- rYa-eraud Noava Co, Ltd. c del. r- i- A. isit..-in. ac. m> -..1,. Maynar.l 4 Co. Ltd.
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      912 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS.' THE PARSI ELPniNSTONE DRAMATIC CLUB. to- smut. Will perform: At tin- Queen Street Novelty Tbeatre. A new talixmani.' and rharmingopera: I •NORRAKA I LAII.A MUJSOON" I! S<even lady artistes will peraonate the principal character*. Reserved Seats Si 00 Fir-t .l.i- 11.00 ■■> I "I I Third «0» Special
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      111 2 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE. MARRIAGE. At Si. Andrew's Cathedral on the l.Mh m- 1 by the V.n. Archdeacon Perhani, F.i. .mn Jons Hodges to Alice Cottoh. U. 8. 8. IiMM for Ik. Stnltt Km nnosl.l as -nttm 00 on. auk of tb. pun only Hj tb. M»!«rt of th.t oondition. _uy 11.1.n
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    MUNICIPAL COMMISSION.
    2368 3 Thk ntual fortnightly meeting of the Mmnciial unimisßionera was held 1 r Ti TK^tt'Tilay ;iflt;iii'*on l ti^n; were prts- M, Alex tientie (I'rMident), Col. IVnnciathor, Me»srs. Sohst. Kvans, Moses, Meyer, Choa (iiang Thye, and Tan Cheng Tuan. The Financial Statement laid upon the table showed the following balances
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    CYCLING NOTES.
    838 3 Till roads have Ik-cii in a deplorable throughout 111.' wi r. The oerlastlllg mud and tlu.li encounteml awheel have baM Kufflcicut daunt all xavc the <loU"htleft inil'l I'lugn-i 1 Now collie* C 0. ..1 iiciv. for llic Icm hardy rider who makea w inter a clow lime. A
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    S. V. A. CORPS ORDERS.
    105 3 ***** III.KTIX Oil Ilk !iinßa|iorc. Hah March. 1»'-H. 1. (Mart] offi.cr 1,.r the. ntuing week I I*ol.o. A. IVrrnk Oid.'rlr htfiul lot i1,.. eii-uiiv «m. Oorpotal at J. Montuo--1 (lunner-N. I. Colic Ige. .1. t Pay. and 11.11 Mitlhoa IISVIIIB left lII.' Colony ire struck
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    LORD CHARLES.
    621 3 INTERVIEWED AT 'FRISCO. THE FITIRE OF CHINA. j Os arrival in San Francisco, l-ord Charles Beresford spoke freely to an interviewer of his trip through China and Japan, and his views on the political and commercial outlook. The commercial future and the ojiiestion of peace or war in
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    SUPPOSED SUICIDE.
    43 3 Ahoi'T II am yesterday, a Chinaman was discovered lying on a sleeping bench in the uptKT room of .1 house near I Government House gates with his throat cut and Iwdy horribly mutilated MiMical opinion U that the man committed suicide
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    SELANGOR NEWS.
    188 3 Tint i/jr Uong will B o into dock on the Mlk inst At the end ..I this month the Han v.lll probably replac.-il on the Siiigapore-Tel.ik-Aiison run by the ,/iin.. The Xerm will then run on the went coast. A healthy sign this of the growing trade in
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    THE ASSIZES.
    272 3 tta .HARiiE MaiMß a amam ll>t.i>E the rhief-Juntice at the A-i,-. tin- inoring. tli.- hcarm- nl the ohanM ■aval W.-e .lno Mong, Maaam Manslicl.l ant, tu'i late head cashier, of breach ot trust an.l cniUz/ling a sum of over >:.>■.'. aw 1, -mi1. 1 Tuc c.isc occupied the
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    PHILIPPINES AFFAIRS.
    585 3 EVEXTS AT MANILA. MORE MOM KlLtts of the Manila Time* and 'omerrio to-day romo to the 7th instant. At ten o'clock on the morning of the 4th, Rear-Admiral Dewey was saluted with seventeen gun», the complete I Admiral's i|iiantum. On the previous I afternoon the flagship was visited
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    To MARINERS.
    76 3 We are informed that notice hat been received from the C. plain of lloilo Port that the mud scows aud lighter sunk across the mouth of the lloilo river have been moved to the centre ..f and leaving a passage on either hand. The greatest width of the
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    STRANGE CASE OF SUICIDE.
    180 3 IX A Moat BOMB. A sad suicide under jK-cnliar circumstances occurred today at the Hotel delKurope About iL'.in pin a "boy' in the employ of Mr. .1 F Foster M ll'iuit to liis itKiMt'r > I't'iiriHiu: on the groilild-11. or found the uiifortiinate P'lillcmali lying dead
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    THE SWIMMING CLUB.
    162 3 I iiißi- was but a scanty attendance of members at the annual meeting of the Singapore Swimmins Club, held last ni B lit in the S V A drill-hall Mr W Makepeace, th» Captain, presided, ami pro|>oaed the adoption of the report and statement of accounts, adiftest
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      492 3 SORE "tHROAt 77 "Ton camwt da btrttr than (arfit witk Cond, Fluid." Jifh' Condy's Fluid miovvxvs 900TCH WIIISKKY. as affaM 10 h.k.h ih.. Man of Mm BKINKMANN CO, B,s Sola Agents for Sinsa)ior« MINKirAI. NDTICK TBUOI ar,' invit.-.l r..r 1110 farmin (or a [MTii'ii uf three veitrs front tli Kirstot
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      149 3 NOTICES." John Little Co., Ltd SINGAPORE. Special Consignment of OVER ONE THOUSAND GENTLEMEN'S TIES ft SCARFS \««Mi<ini4' Ipcaker, -ASCOT." Christy's" Hals. "Field's" Huts. KtwoodTa Hats. so|T FELT I.I. \V( Milts II I.I. MIX sl'lt.WV ItOAIKi: I»U\I! MMI.I DlHJBLE BRIM. IHJLFCAP8. GENTLEMEN'S WHITE sill UTS. IM ««iw«i WHIT lima inili II'ATKM
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      152 3 fcMMNMUnil Tbiiiii. Mn M.»u- h Iliith Wato 1 llu riiilharmuiiii' < >i. .1 »:m L I. I C TuurnuMOl l\ I T.nm- i'..uri>aim-lit I'.n-i Th.atii- IlicllyilipJordu.- lank Itna.l t.M hkJI.AV. 1TT« M.wii IIl-Ii W.il.r IJu 1 1 11, .-1 Patrick'! D»j TlSOpa Irirr per MuOl. M. M li,,in,u.u,l in.iil, tlili'
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      91 3 WKATIIKI! HKl'Oltl k'*<ut*»'l KrrUu Habitat, lIM .1f,... [mV. '.-n.m .S|..,i. Mp.l-1 Kh M\i.Ks. liar. M7ISUMa»M lenii. KO.'i 81.l (10 \V. Hlh li.ii MJ IM Tl! S -L I'ir.ofHin. I »si. i-»i,ii Efl Ma».Tcin,.. -si |1| Mm... V. Ml faKfellkanl*U *tt» Terr.rad. ;i; =4 lUinfall Nil. K. ttl-.ATIIKI: TKI.KIMtAM if?. F.
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    COMMERCIAL.
    440 4 xmoirou. Iflm Much, Itw PRODUCE. Citato art comcUd to noon Oambier.. Copra Bali, T.i.v do Pontianak 6JO. Pepper, Black. MM. do White. 4-.'.70. Sago Flour Sarawak.. 4.00. do Brand No. I 3.40. I'earl Sago... .nominal t« Colee, Bali, picked KM. CoflM Palembang, picked.... W.7S. CoSee, Liberian, No. 1 17
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    39 4 I'euang 4 Colombo J/'l"'!.', ;i Hongkong Su,,an e j p n Malacca i Klang A«ro/ 3£ raicmung r^: jj.S: Bangkok Tmm,' lpm Malacca, 4 Klang .<.'„„,»„. 4 Bangkok lj:S: Batavia **efcps«, a.m Kgoon 4 Calcutta /'a/omrolla. 3r m.
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    112 4 Fkoil Ki:ROPI.-By 11,.. St. M. U Kr>wil Simon*, with the mail from Europe of the MUM .lue on sfct Mk March md with cplies to the mail which left Singapore on li- K oi M Fri!uv~ B! h<>MM Loft Singapore Due in Loodon Arriwi Ftl. .tni M.
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    368 4 ARRIVALa. Per i. Udu Lmgdrn from Klang vi. I i*>rl»-Mr and Mr.. Keulen., and fir. J. j P»r 11. Ofhir from Palembang- Mr. Per 1. Br»«m from Deli-Mr. Ken Per e. vi /r from Klang via port*— Mr. Meti-alfe. rW i. Ah* from Bangkok-Dr. Une.tMl, and Mr. Faokin.
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      169 4 Under thia heading the followingabbrena liona are naed air.— steamer sh ship; bq.— barque; sch schooner Yet -Yacht; Cro.-Cruiwr; Übt.-OuoUat Brit— British; U. 8. United States' Fr. French Ocr. German Dut.— Dti^h; Job. Jobore: Ac., (i.e., general cargo d.p. dock passengers I" —Uncertain T. P. W.-Tanjong Pagar
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      TRADING VESSELS &C.
      711 4 j AuiTiu man Noon or Ytrrr.M>iY. Hnnnrn-, Dnl. ttr. 526 ton., Capt Re.k, letti M>r Prom IMi. '.HI. Mm- Oc and 11 d.p. li.viid.-l. and Co. For Kdi, 24th- Wu*a. Ai"< -inn trm> ::\~i torn. ***** Orau l«lh Mar From Manila, llih M~r. I '(R. Holdier.. ITS
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      653 4 at acau. Afndi, Europe, pad Canal M.r j Vn l».u-i», tl.iitttiui l' Mar '*> ii v Arg U. Sw I^M.;',',"- M H.-,1-l,h..rK. Hamburg. Mar IS B M.» I Hallunt. K|»sq, M»r M tf i T"j.iw. in. Battean, Mar Dvnl^u rl.^rn Hongkong, Apl I; B Mr,,, B. n«»l. Hongkong.
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      ANJER.
      40 4 I-ASBKD SUXDA STRAITS OK ARKIVKI) FOX ORDERS. n«i. siiik. n»m«. OkmoL y Lim i )t ,T,,. x» Hailing i tnol «iiu ««r h Uni M»rapi Mlllk Jan Kott»rd«m HaUv,, 12 Brit n Duk.. of Fife 0»« X.l, IxHidon l*t»vi«
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      ARRIVALS.
      183 4 I i VIM.L. N»mi. lo,i. C»n.u Frnon M.iui. OHM ilTr I 15 Sappho Britstr. 3X> Turner Klaus Mar lIS. SM,,|i r.j WA Udy Ungden »tr. 11l Ni.-ol Pahanß Mm NHochlfob i iirolma liut.tr l'.u Nucixlsli l'>ileml>snK Mar 1 I »-n« 5 MMft«p »lr. hi N,u:odah Sinuk.-p >l»i 1 1
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      CLEARANCES.
      83 4 UITK. \EMILI N'A«« FlJ.iiKl. I'HTIIK I>l«limtioli far ]-■> Ban l.iooif Soon I)ut »tr. K«»luf« l.> Juno Brit sir. Hlnokl.urno Iti Chow I'liyu H tr J«llioaa M«lu« tr K,|,,|, IH l<a.ly l^onfEden H |r .\i.,il 16 Ki.n V.og Mr urilll 10 \!ti .ill Mtr ;6 Csrberm ,i r 8 M
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      196 4 NOTICES. ellwoocs patent Air-chamber helmets A H(>USKI!OLI> \\(»i:i> in INDIA. Tut. 111 ii. it.. In O«LO Medal. TMCn-iLßaMrraandTßaOoMNi I II K. Lomxa, 1884 ellwoocs patent Air-chamber helmets JAMES WATSON GO'S SCOTCH WIIISIvIKS AH THK KKST V\! IK IN TIIK MAKKKT: V. V. (I. VII.OU riR.AiK, IHTY MID V. V. SPECIAL
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      434 4 I RIGAUO'S WHITI VIOUTf. I RIGAUD'S WHITE JASMIN I RIGAUD'S WHITI LILAO. \RI6AUO tC", mmmmm, Paris This Sharo List closos on the 31st March, 1899. I'KOSPECTUS NATIVE STATES MILLING liMNJim nun enaitjunt xo. is 'IF 1-UT OK THK KIDKKATKD HALAV •*ftc*h. 300 FouihUth shares nre offered to i ratw of
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      617 4 cnlations arc based ufwn only one-third of the average annual amount ol padi and nee exporfc-d. and tli-re is no reason to doubt tlial wh.in tho cultivator, find the% get a good price tor their padi anl advance, at a l—UMlll rate ofintep-.it a ve,y much lirger o,uaolitv thau th.above
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      935 4 NOTICES. •^INUAPOKE STUKTIKO CLUJ!. Programme for Spring Race Meeting, 1899. FIRST DAY. Tturitat/, -aril Mny K:k-i Race. THE MAIDEN PLATE.— VaIue »2Mi A Race for M:u.i.m Horses— Weight as per scale (lOst. 91b.). An allowance of 21 IU to horses entered for the Intermediate Races onJy. An allow>nc< of rib.
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