The Straits Times, 21 March 1899

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    12 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY. MARCH 2L 1891). No. 19.788.
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      825 1 tIF, BOBNIOCOMFIRT.LIaiITID lE«ta.ile««Lrf.*erara»o»Nonrioh Oaioe Firs lenreaoa Sooletj 1 asseneet C. |HI T.tt-nhas. Lag" Beer Company. Mai. lime lasoranos r,.mpsny, Limited. a— nruculars of these Companiss. sea the -J Lf-rtLm-it o» THE BOK.EO COMr.l ST. LIMITED. AgenU. STKAMSHII' COMPANIES. P Orrici,Oou.r«»<JuiY. STKAM NAVIGATION tmMI'ANY. 1?""°' CIVLOK, I»DU, At'tfTKAUA, AIIEW, ROl IT,
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      823 1 STEAMSHIP a)MPANIES. I^ONINKUJKE PAKETVAART MAA I SCHAPPI.I Under contract wilh the Netherlands India OoTernment. Agrnltat Singaj^re SHIP Auaicv. Uitlt J. l>A£M>tlJ 4 Co., S-3. ColXTtm Qost^ Steamer From Expected H ill l«. DespaU-hed for On /(r.n...-r. Assahan Mar 18. Asaahan, Deli, and Edi. Mar. J4. Tambvrn. Sourabaya. M, Penang. Oleh-lch,
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      696 1 iMi'i Mill. OOsmUOT WITH THI i AL'STklAlt UoTlßJiliailT. Tbe fallowing are the datea on which the Company's steamers may be expected to sail from here IIM-ww.fr .lIOMIWABD. For Hotifkontv FW BUlU|ie" vi.;!,,. and Kobe. via ports. irfliH. lava. Mar,,, Val. ri. Mm. I-'.. luri,, Mar. U M. Hn.-otulieiM April o.
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      651 1 INSURANCES. 'IMIK I.ONIKiS AND LANCAHHIBE 1 FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital «,lil7,«)0 Paid up Capital 212,7 m) It.-.- iv. Fund 97,1,240 The undersigned. Agents for the Compai.y. are prepartnl to accept fire risks at BOU6TEAD 4 Co. rK CHINA TRAT>n< INSUKANCt COUPANT, LIMITED Capital Subscriber' 1: Amount Paid up Koasrvs bun
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      662 1 INSURANCES. TRANSATLANTIC FIKK mSDBAHCB OCX Or" HAMBURG. NORTH UKR.MAN F. RK INSIKANCK CO., HAHBIRO. HAUBUKO-lIRKUEN FIKR INSIR.\NOE CO., MAMBI'IUi. THE undersigned, Aftonts of the almre companies, are prepiirpd to accept tirr risks al currant rales. I'UTTFARCKKN A Co. SOUTH BRITISH KIKK AND MARINE Insuraiico < 'oinpany. I FIRE lii-iiian,,- .-11.-.t.-l
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      337 1 NOTICES. PETER SYSS WONDERFUL SPECIFIC. rpHE only remedy at present Lnosra as an INFALLIBLE an.l PERMANKIH 'I "l:F l»)trnt<-r.i. l)iarrhu-a. Sprue IliniorrhaKi- and I trmitlon of Ih,llowcN. Iliiii.lr.-iK „l S|.i .-.!> ami Uslin^i urcs. Recommended by some of Ihe chief Sp.Mali-i- m ihe M.-lieal |-rofesaion. Sold. rcUil by all chemists,
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      842 1 IHrNKH HAKIHUK HOCK CO LTD THI* Company execute, ihjpe* renairof ,ili ,1.-.. i i|'l in the moil effi'-.cnl manner un.ler the pupenntendence of Earojie.in ShipwrtL'hts and Engineers. No. 1 (Jkaviko Dock 1.--1.-' Ul feet. Depth of il, from U feel lo IIS) feel Width at Kiiir.-.ii.-e i.- feet. No. Uraimi!
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      653 1 RHEUMATISM tTRED* Mv wile hi> v.M riniml«>rlain'> I'aii Balm for iheuniatiam nil MM relief, nt.l for rlit'umtitiiim and for other hotiMhold ii*.' for wMcb wi> liav.- founil it valuable. r.J.Cnu,M(M,It.T, Mr. Cuylr-r I- one of tl-.- lomlmß ■■nil HnU of tin,. fUtafll anil one of thr rnoul t>r<<Miiin-iil Man in
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  • TUESDAY, 21st MARCH, 1899. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS
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      BOUNTY-FED SUGAR.
      47 2 BOUNTY- FED SUGA R. COUSrKRVAII.INU HI IIKS IN INDIA. 21./ Slmrek. The Supreme l^tislative Council of India has passed tbe Bill introduced by Government to lay countervailing duties on bounty-fed sugar imported into that Empire ll. is measure is meeting with opposition in the House of Commons
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      THE BOAT-RACE.
      17 2 THE BOAT- RACE. THE IIKTTINU. The betting in the University boatrace is -ix to four on Cambridge.
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    ANOTHER STRAITS INSURANCE SCHEME.
    1020 2 ANOTHER STRAITS INSURANCE SCHEM E Truly the directors of the Strait. Insurance Company arc as children playing at keeping shop. But a few days ago they had a meeting to authorise the issue of preference shares to-day they MB*) out a new circular pro|*osing to liquidate, and to hand over
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    SUGAR BOUNTIES.
    606 2 SUGAR BOU NTIES. Today's telegram that the Supreme legislative Council of India has passed a Bill putting countervailing duties on bounty-fed sugar imported into that empire is a' significant sign of the limes. The agitation against the importation of bounty-fed sugar took I vigorous form there owing to the wide
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    377 2 N kwi of too re-openingofthe China enquiry occasioned considerable surmise, more jully when the initiative the Board of Trade became apparent. The points stated in explanation of this action have been already discussed brieflyrecalled.theywere two- improper censure of the second officer and petency in the Court. The matter was taken
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    10 2 To-oav's 4 ni s bank rate it i 1 r
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    14 2 Thi homeward mail by the I'am mulla closes at 8 a m. on Friday.
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    14 2 I'rodui k, exchange, and share price., and the mail list, are on page 4.
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    13 2 The annual flower-show is advertised to be held on the 11th April next.
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    16 2 11 M 8 Immortnlil* left the port at 9 lo a iv. to-day westward for gunpractice
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    16 2 Mkssks Hong T.k Chye Co advertise a furniture aale at 102 Arab street, on Thursday next
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    20 2 Tux March Monthly Medal of the Sepoy Lines (iolf Club will he played for on .Saturday next, the 25th inst.
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    18 2 Al arrest ha. been made in connection with the robbery from a collector in Thomson ltoad on Sunday
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    12 2 H.MS .1.,,,, (apt K II Bayley, waa inspected in Plymoutb Sjound on
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    21 2 Tmui will Im a I. en ten service at It, Andrews Cathedral to-morrow at p.ui Tbe \>n Archdeacon I'erbam will preacii.
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    20 2 Captaii Daly of the s. s. IW«™ reported yesterday that his boy absconded at Malacca on Sunday last with $1,100.
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    16 2 Eioutkkn lioters, arrested yesterday in Upper Chin Chew Street, were sentenced this morning to six weeks,
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    24 2 A I'.nang prisoner, under a life lenience, committed suicide in the Criminal prison i-l night by hanging himself with a strip of his blanket
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    25 2 A .x.MMibJAKV of police on Kchr.iary •22nd seized iv Paris IU.UUU medals bearing the head of the l>nke of Orleans, and live moulds for striking
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    31 2 Ml C. <i l-.ii-i so well known on the Warwick golf links, will shortly be passing through Singapore ou his way to Japan, together with I. m 1 and I. ..!> lUthdounell
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    27 2 Tun N V K hra-maru, a sister-ship to the Nagasaki-built /ii/u<-/u nuiru, is now making rapid progress in the same yard She is also intended fur the
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    25 2 When pving evidence before the Indian Hague Commission, lir Kristma said he believed that Bombay was infected direct from Hongkong by means of Chinese goods.
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    29 2 Ir is said that Rangoon gin drinker, are being victimised. Cunningly made bottles reduce the contents by about iU per cent, without allowing anything out of the ordinary externally
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    31 2 Tnr Municipal Commissioners of Calcutta are considering the advice of their Chairman to impose a tax upon cycles in the new Budget The wheels are already taxed in Bombay and Madras.
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    30 2 A lAKIIH.E wdl shortly be solemniied between Mi Willem Kugeleuburg, of tVMirabaya, and Miss Alice Kinily Longden, eldest daughter of the late Sir Jauic? l^uigden, U.CK.Ii., and of 1....|.v Lougden.
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    32 2 Uwinu to the wet state of the turf on tlie bsplauade no tennis was played yesterday. Saturday's lies are to be played oil this afternoon, and Mondays lie* to-morrow afternoon, weather |.crimlling
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    37 2 Ouukks were issued at Washington, a month ago, for the mustering out of about id.UUU volunteers, comprising all those now in tbe United Mat.-- and three regiments in Cuba The army will thus be reduced to IIO.UOO.
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    31 2 Thi: Municipal Commissioners hold a special meeting to-morrow at Mt The agenda comprises two supplementary budgets, tbe loan, electric light, land at Campong Bugis, Kaljang Valley boundary, aud police quarantine officers.
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    41 2 M being docked at Devonporl, MM.- h was found to have sustained a good deal of damage, to her propeller-gear during the voyage from Singapore to Hongkong To ascertain the lull extent of the injuries the shafts have been taken out.
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    42 2 Mb Tritchard Morgan denies that be intends resigning bis seat in Parliament The appointment he has receired in conne-.tiou with the mineral development of one of the Chiuese province* will ouly require him to visit the Celeatial Empire from time to time.
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    A WELCOME PREPARING
    50 2 Baknbtaplb intends to prepare a hearty wflcom.- for Capl Sir Kd*ard C'hichester and his wife when they arrive at Youlston their country seat. The Chichesters are well known in the West Country, and Sir Edward il as popular Hi.-,."- as he is on the lm; -r MM.
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    TO HELP AT GLASGOW.
    58 2 Mr Hat, Secretary of (State, sent a letter to the American Congress suggesting the appropriateness of the I'uited States participating in tile l.lasgow Kihihition of 191)1. Lord Salisbury directed the Itriti»h Ambassador to bring the subject before the I'mUil States Covernment, and to eiiiress the hope
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    THE MOBILIZATION.
    111 2 Thi imibilizntion uf Mm <...rri.,n toot |.1a... MUtut today and tli« fortress li*» baa dnlarod in -int.ofw.ir until BMiiiJm niidn,|;lit MBt All UH lotls h.iv,. Ken maimed Will, IIU maftiaa of the troop* detaile.l fur MM brtl ;m.l 11,.- Alexandra position the main body of the Garrison we
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    STRAITS INSURANCE CO.
    531 2 ANOTHER SEW ROHEIIE. Thk following circular this (Tueaday) morning 0 T dered shareholders of the S lr 1 ance Company (Ltd The Chairman ol the Loo.l r '■"ni*«ny r |i, LoSlfo"^^ tb" „!"J°! IO Tow. ttWM> <*i I Sft ».O«J Uperrrnt. cu.iulsti,. nrer.-reu,-* .htm of 11 .^.w
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    wEDDING AT THE CATHEDRAL.
    386 2 wEDDING AT THE CA THEDRAL. A i ."-I Andrew's Cathedral, vftnitj afternoon, Mr 11. O. SewlauJ, o.'tht ■MM Police, formerly „f Siappm but now stationed n Ptorim Mh» ley, ni married to Misa JosephiM Newman, lister of Mrs A Cuimnmf Despite the heavy downpour mo prior to the ceremony, there
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      337 2 NOTICES. NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY. LI). QLAHGOW. Manufacturers of Dynamite, Gelignite, Gelatine Dynamite. Blasting Gelatine, Detonators, Safety Fuses. hi. 1 1 Mi' Blasting Apparatus. Irtng all mii»«Crr,,i (Mam, wra wmb fo fvi» Iks ilwp'anl „,/rht anil purily (aw. xmp,.tr,l l.y ll, r BWKa) Uorrnmr < I ttrtngth to any olhrrx t§mi
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      680 2 NOTICES. CHINA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COY. BauOanoi fc. M, Ouiw tatm. .wssswaaaj JAH. A. WATTIK. Mauapr HKCTOK W. SAMPSON. Travelling Repre.enUlive MKSSIiS. TAN KIM TIA.V C SONS, I-ocal Agents. Tail ('.•iiip.iiiv i.HVis ataiar terms an.l bettaf rMHOHi than any (^oinJ.anv .1.-inj; baWNM in flic Kast, ami, BMsg flhanghai Company, it»
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      942 2 .ompl.ied than will l-ef.VKliiaerei availahleforelilliv.tion The Selsma di.lriel, which adjoins Krian, is also beinn opening un and n i.'.,.,.| deal of padi i.. now frrown tti.i.' nii I in til.' near future a large area In 111.- British Itexident's Report for I*7 the amount of padi ex|K)rted from Krian in
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      639 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. WAXTKIV Municipal 6 DeU. FOR SAI.K. Fra»«r ami Nnva Co Ltd. (I); deb. Maynar.l A Co Ltd. Sham. FRAHEK A Co. v. F.*.han«» and Share Broken. SARAWAK COAI-SatSndonf;. Brooketoo. and I abuan Wharves Fnr ,i-. Apply to JOHN HAKDIE. tu f.*2o/.i s r w ov rnme AN old-established
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    RAFFLES INSTITUTION.
    350 3 TRI'KTKES ASNCAI. RKPoRT. Tin annual report of the Trustees of |ha llatlbs Institution for last year has just been published Thirteen meet ings were held; Messrs (ienlle and Buckley replaced Messrs. Kgurton and l.ovell on the Board, Mr T.C Matthews ■waaaaM Mr Diekaon as junior assistant master; and
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    THE SHANGHAI SETTLEMENTS.
    85 3 Formal protest has been entered by the Kussian Consul at Shanghai, against any extension of the English, until Fren.'h" and" Russian demands are met. The Ministers of these two Powers in Pekin have also n.tilie.l their objection to eitension of the general Settlement at Shanghai, until the
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    NEGRI SEMBILAN.
    133 3 Tilt lUt> M.nl stales that Hie mi MrV Btrohtiaoanw KaaUenl have boM most marked Mud and attap bouaai have been |.ull. d down and replaced by substantial brick building. A comnuKlioiis brick building has I moMd near the Kughsll le-.l s! Serciuban. as a public gharry stable. The
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    THE PHILIPPINES.
    415 3 I in new, of more fighting in Manila, raaa > New York despatch of Kebruary 1 incendiary tires, and other troubles luve a marked effect in strengthening Ine party who would keep the Philippine! 'Americans who would abandon the islands to their fate would decline t Im ilnven
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    THE TEUTONIA CLUB.
    370 3 ABOUT THE PLANS. Thi plans of the new Teutoma Clubhouse, prepared by Messrs. Swan and Maclaren, show a building which should prove an ornamei.t to the site in Scott's Road and be as commodious as the requirements uf the Club necessitate for many years to come. Roughly
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    SELANGOR CRICKET.
    118 3 Ski.am.ov cricketers are ex|>oslulated with, and at the same time satirised, bjtbaltaiaa M.m for their want of earnestness in tho game. Any excuse, or none, is good enough for neglect of a cm kit engagement; and if the Captain's orders do not exactly please so of those who
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    A DISCREDITED DIRECTOR.
    309 3 lm "in. l- linli-li prerligcwill he seriously all'ei'led il the chief instrument in Hie ■all ol HiiVu Fen isallowedtolriiimpli, UM Km Correspondent at Pekin Fiom llie.oininereial point of view the w-hole question will stand as a precedent for aibitrary appointments in all cases where foreign capital is
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    AGUINALDO'S ATTORNEYS.
    256 3 AGUI NALDO'S ATTORNEYS. claim roll MtVM THK BA.Nk WANTS SATlsrAlTfo!* Two Filipinos, suing as attorneys of Aguiiuldo, have brought a, lion again-t iboHonaonl and Shanghai Bank for loa very of amm O<fcO(VB9D, with interest th.rcn rin. c January 3rd. I»U>, at the rate ol 1 |*t cent per aiiliniii The
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    BANKS VERSUS CHETTIES.
    513 3 Thi case of the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation r. Mana Navena Mootoorahman Chettr and another came before Mr. Justice [lyndiitan-Jones in the Suprein6 Court this morning In the statement of claim it was .-.-t furth that, under an agreement, Beena Moona Navena, >< i-n.i Mooua ."•'■■iiii,
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    AFGANISTAN'S RULER.
    51 3 Stik*i«i ivp rumour* rrachou IVdlmwin. al.out Fib Mth, that the Ameer Abdul Rahman was dead. The Govern ii.. ut had not received ollicial intelligence on the subject, hut it was ie.ar.l. .1 v probable that, UUuacm troe.it would have ,ome more -|..-e,lil» bom native sources than hy ollicial
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    BRITISH METHODS URGED.
    49 3 M I.X l.ane-san, formerly GovernorGeneral of French liido-I'l.imi. is strongly uigiiig his Government to send special ollic.'is to report upon the methods of British administration in India He is of opinion that if our methods were copied, French colonies in the Kast might lie made very
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    MANSLAUGHTER CONFESSED.
    150 3 MANSLAUGH TER CONFESSED. ton time in December last, a Kelantan Malay residing in Muar shot another in the head, having it is said mistaken the man for a wild pig in the grass, and on discovering his mistake cleared out ot Muar escaping to Selangur and other places. But no
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    THE "BULGARIA" SAVED.
    312 3 Th> story of Ilic Maiiil.iirg-America liner AvsJßntfl ■SMrisjoosjl in fnidAtlanti. l.clwwn Kel.niaryolhand^Mth. in one of the most thrilling even among the many astounding sea-narrative* of re. cut years On Hie earlier .late she t..ok a list of 49 deg to port an.l her pumps could not keep
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    BY THE MAIL.
    1295 3 THE GERMAN ARMY. Thb total reduction! which the Bud- get Committee of the Reichstag h«i made in the demands of the Oovernment amount 'o about 8.50U men. The i total increase which the ("tovernment demanded was 26,476 men General von liossler stated at the In-.- of the
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    INDIAN TEAS.
    136 3 cant) tta's Kipoin Statistics of the Indian tea trade ln.lv published show a great revival ai trade since l>eeei..U r The esporta from Calcutta exceed last -.'i-.i. "by ■fat i il, There is an increase' of 7.1 ,-r cent lo America. 1,-1 per Mat, to Kombay, and 60
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    POLICE NEWS.
    166 3 A tana lover has been lined S_;,. with the option of 1 4 days, for assaulting i.notber Celestial, who lie alleged had interfered wilh his sweetheart. Fifteen Chinese gamblers, arrested last uigiit in a police raid on No. 1...; Victoria Street, were this morning Mad of Si each;
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    A CARLIST MANIFESTO.
    254 3 CKIMINAU AMI Ml «oBk Tut: Carlist iniuurity Tas dc< i'lcl to ■JJJaatMi .'ruan mtUiig in tho p-panieh Coll. in obeJlell.e I, lei- lion. Don Carlos to Ills] larli-t representativea. ThoPiwJandeiais stillenscoiiccd comfortablyjn his hotel at Venice, whence he writes! Imriui'd wilh those sentiii.in'- of honour which are
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      13 3 SORE THROAT. "You cannot do bettor than gargls with Cond.'i Fluid." Londy's Fluid
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      948 3 I NOTICES. I NOTICE fHE interval and responsibility of Lira 1 Eojr Ynna. in our Arm miray from LIU LAN Co. Jl/S Chop Swee Tye SOTICB. I HAVE thii day «iven over charge of the I .rpi I.i Mr K-aM-n uhouili nmiip ail to. butineas in future t ABPOOL KAHIM
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      897 3 NOTICES. THK MALAYSIA IXPUr9 Ai'.KM V Kaom. Hekforl k 00. of Lesdos. RECEIVE and forwanl aaeatta luggage and goods of evrrv .Ira. nption lo al: parts of the world. At lowest rates. A?mt> I'" Slraiti bVOsihU. K B I IN USA Y. No MalacoaMrarl Stiff- ftrcririnj O/tli-rt, lor i><lTtrl». Mexn.
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      625 3 F( >K SA IK KM VU >V M KNTS TOI.KT: AND I'KRStiNAI.S In Tim. 1A cents a line; 2nd and Sr.l Imirs. 111,, .nt. a line 111. lo Mil lime.. IV cents a line; 7th to IMh limes. 1 cents a hue; afterward.. eenli a line bol no .hargeleu than
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      150 3 KA1 IIKI1 WOK Au-ni-mj Krrba* H<ii}>ttiu. 2O"< War. UM Uvi.i Spin IU Kl«ii.<» ll»r. B IC1 I'M M Ml IVrnp. HID IU 74 n >. \V. 1111, 11,.., 7ti4 MJ 5T l>ir.a(Win.i Vi: ».».c»lm Mu.TMB|L MM MuVi'n Nuri|:,i'O 1>.«1 Ti-rr. ml. S S 5 K:iinf»n tx a"; AKKANOKMKNTK TraatT. Star
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    COMMERCIAL.
    457 4 M»u»io««. »ST Mac. H. INI). PRODUCE. (Ratu an mncttd to mam.) Gambler buyers 6.2.*>. Copra Bali 7.0 a do Pontianak, (US. IVliper. Black buverj. il.i.ai. do Whl»a,(«) 4S.SS. Sa«o Flour Sara.ak .4-00. do Brunal No. I J. 40. Pearl Sago.... 4JO. Co«e«, fiili, pickad MM. Coffee Palambang, pickad -M"
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    99 4 To-Mouow. Palxng via porti P Alio,\d-r, 7 a.m. t) v. 1 Buy TIS port. Iheubt. 8 a.m. P.'kan via port* V. „.>.,. 11a.m. Munr PWMh, I p.m. llstu l'ahal i:1,,nr,,,,, I p.m. Itnnskok Hiidm, p.m. M«1a..«4 Klnng Sri l;,iatn», S p.m. Ma.«Mr via iwrtu 11V1U,,,, s p.m. ItaDßkuk
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    112 4 From Krmri :-By the P. l. IMUinrat, with the mail from F.urope of the 3rd Mar due on the SMh March and with replies to th" ni.ilulii.il left Singapore on the .Ird and 7th Feb. CBI»:-By the P A O. Parramalta, due on Thursday. Tin 1 .1.1
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    378 4 PASSENGER LI ST. IVr tl from Klang via ports— Mr. K.hjit... IVr tTlllM from IVbu -Mostrs. MoHinan. I iigl.r. autl SU'rling. TO ARKIVK. {Fur Sintjapvrt.) IVr II JI k. Balsßli from MarK-illtn, Maixh l!-Mn..Hu<. I. M at < An<tml,,n, connntinn II:.- -I.- ...i... at (,'ioml,, from HanaJka.tNa Mill* Mr. Audn-y.
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      1304 4 V naer mis neaa i ng me ioi iowi ng aoDrevtations are need Mr -steamer sh.— ship tq. barque sch. -schooner Yet -Yacht j Cru. -Cruiser Obt.-Gunboat Brit-British; U. 8. United Htaten. Fr. French Ocr— German Out Dutch; Job Jobore: ic-.. Q. c, General cargo dp.— deck
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      584 4 Nam, port, probablr An. arnnw. «4 It <W»M. BB%aTJBB> Afridi. Barry. Mar I' Sini.n An.lalu-la. Hamburg. Mar II M,,, r llallaarat. C01. .m1-.. Mar II I' t n Itane.in. Bawcan. Mar U Dafadala, Itn.rn. ILMiKkong. Apl .1. II It-nal.lcr. London, Mar .11 I. HiaMSa dingo Mam. Japan. June
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