The Straits Times, 14 August 1899

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    12 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, AUGUST 14. 1899. NO. 19.909.
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      699 1 ,OtM»O COMF AaTT -IMIJ-B f»' w^r;! > o. F^--.s--,. iiui rKU Air»at« fiNV, i-l" lir rjfg xmshil' COMPANIES. 1) OniCß, C^LLTBB tJIJAT. r *o— 7 >AV|(,ATI..N "aPANT.^ ill Chun* S<'Pt. """7 <Xt 2S J'riTTnmalla Nov. 3 M h" lIS ijtSSLSFlSr*'* '.'r l ot"paawnger.. (Special '•^."r.'.'iT' Ho«wabi.. I.,'' .-c .1. >I
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      836 1 STEAMSUIP COMPANIES. ITONINKLMKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPFM I'nder contract with the Netherlands India Government. Affenti al Singapore Ship Aobhct, latb J. Dabmdbu A Co.. 2-S, Coliyer Qtjay. Steamer From Expected Will be Despatched for Oil ««s.i». B'massin. Aug 0. Bmassin, Pulau Uut, Balik-Papa >, tioearadjawa. Cotei, Berouw and Donguala. Aug. Id. Tambora.
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      541 1 BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED. TO PENARG, RANGOON, A CALCUTTA Oneof the Companv'e steamers is intended to leave Tanjong Pagar Wharf every week. Passengers and Cargo booked by the above ateamera at through rate* to all porta In India and Ceylon, also to East African Ports. Mauritius, and London.
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      653 1 INSURANCES. rpHE LONDON AND LANCABHIRB 1 KIKE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital aS,m,«OC Paid np CapitaJ 212.7 M Keaarve Fund »73^« rb« undersigned, Agents for the Company, are prepared to accept fir* rick* at curreut rate* of premium. ROUBTEAD 4 Ca. THE CHINA TKADKRB INSURANCE COMPANY. LIMITED. Capital SabacriM I*VOOO,OOb. Amount paid
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      645 1 INSURANCES. TRANSATLANTIC FIIiE INSURANCE CO., OF HAMBURG. NORTH GERMAN FIRE INSURANCE CO., HAMBURG. HAMBURG— BREMEN FIRE INBURANCB CO., HAMBURG. 'pilK undersigned, Agents of the above X companies, are prepared to accept fire risks at current rates. PUTTFARCKEN A Co. NEW YORK LIKE IXSIKANTK <U The Oldest International Life Insurance Company
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      739 1 NOTICES. ■9 SCOTCH WHISKI IX THB UNIVERSAL JM mm BEVERAOE. KM ?W ALWAYS DRINK THE BEMT. AMI fv| PRESERVE YOl'R HEALTH. L 3 >^^^^k This you ran do by ankinp for The Very Rut IV.: Whisky in the Markcl |^B r^P Kivoimiii nui-d hy lluudrci- i.( Mninal Mn, _Jfr: See
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      862 1 TROUBLESOME TO THE ARMY. During the civil war. a* well ac in »r late war with Spain, diarrhoa was one of tbe moat troublesome diacaa** tha army ■ad lo contend with In man; inslancee sunYr frmn v. Mr David Taylor ef Wind Ridge, Greene Co. I'a. is oiir of tbeae.
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    THE STRAITS TIMES
    35 2 Erablhud: 1831. PRICK 16 CINTB. Strait) iian Ho a year, or, post fret $34. Siniitt lla.lget Slg a year, or, fotl free, 120. Adrertiring Kite; may he found on tke. fovrth page.
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    MONDAY, 14th AUGUST, 1899. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS TRANSVAAL AFFAIRS.
    64 2 MONDAY, 14th AUGUST, 1899. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS TRANSVAAL AFFAIRS. M. DKLCASSK'S MISSION. London, HM Augiul. The Cologim Gautlr learns that M. Delca»s<S's visit to St. Petersburg haa not resulted in a common agreement on the part of the European Powers to prevent war in the Transvaal despite the fact that, in
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    FRANCE.
    121 2 THE DREYFUS CASK. ARISTOCRATS ARRESTED. The public hearing of the Dreyfus trial has been resumed. Twenty-three arrests have been made, including M. M. IMroulMe and Hubert and several other aristocratic persons. The charge against, them is that of raising a conspiracy trj overthrow the [M. BuHet, is an old
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    AN AGENT ARRESTED.
    19 2 M Buft'et, an agent of the Duke ol Orleans, has been arrested on thfl Belgian frontier.
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    TERRIBLE HURRICANE.
    23 2 THOUSANDS KILLED. A terrible hurricane has passed over the Leeward Islands. Thousands of the inhabitants of the group have been killed.
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    THE GERMAN EMPEROR.
    12 2 The Emperor William vibits Queen Victoria in November next.
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    CRICKET AT HOME.
    24 2 KENT BKAT AUSTRALIA. In their match with the Australian Eleven at Canterbury, the Kent County team proved victorious by two wickets.
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    FRANCE AND THE TRANSVAAL.
    352 2 FRANCE AND THE TRANSVAAL. The most interesting item in today's telegraphic news seems to come in a somewhat roundabout way. We are told by newspaper of Cologne that the visit to St. Petersburg of the Foreign Minister of France was intended to try to induce Russia to agree with I
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    THE QUEEN'S MEMORIAL.
    392 2 Wi publish loihf a letter in which the Colonial Secretary fully controverts .Mr. tieulleV specious pleading rr llie Town Hall Ordinance. Hut, beyond the points so raised, we may add that there is an impression that Die Singapore Municipality is to be turned out of its present
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    38 2 It looks as Though II K the High work cut out for him in Borneo as see a paragraph about Sar.iwak and Borneo. The trouble is really an old one, though the details change from time to time.
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    7 2 To-day's 4ms bank rate is 5,0 V
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    11 2 II M. S. Pkmm left for Batavia at 9.15 this morning
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    4 2 Macassar"*! 1 a mMo-day"
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    14 2 Prodi < c, exchange, and share prices, and the mail list, are on page 4.
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    13 2 The only change in today's produce quotations is that til has dropped to
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    17 2 Messrs. Powell and Co. advertise a furniture sale at No. M, Institution Hill, on the 19th inst
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    17 2 At 11 45 am yesterday, the British steamer llmrurhrl, passed through the port from last to west.
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    16 2 OH Saturday, the Miniverury of the Settlement of Penanff was celebrated there by a public holiday.
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    14 2 Messrs. Wm. MenLe and Co advertise Wheeler and Wilson'i sewing machines and Hudson's bicycles,
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    19 2 Thb mail despatched from .Singapore to London, via Marseilles, on the -'2nd July is expected to be delivered to-day
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    24 2 A pi*EArri.E weighing sixteen pounds and a quarter was on view at Kuching, in Sarawak, the other day It is of an imported variety.
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    53 2 It is notified that Second Lieutenant (t. 'I. W. Webb is reuioved from the Army under the provisions of Article !i», Royal Warrant, :10th May, 1*99. MB, W F. C. Asimont advertiser sale of cement and glassware, A-c,on the 18th inst, and also a sale of land and a house
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    27 2 The Rev. 0. Clarke, the new chaplain at Kuala Lumpur, who arrived from Euro|H! by the ,W.i Shtn, on Tuesday, [.reached in St. Andrews Cathedral yesterday evening
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    37 2 TllK missinglifehoat of the foundered steamer XniuMi Jf.iru has been found, bottom up, in N. Lat. 81. XL, E Long. M, M. The Captain and men who were in the boat are believed to have been drowned.
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    31 2 Owing to the failure ol the price of coflVe, nearly all Ihe native gardens along the Kawang-Serendah Road and Kawang-Kuala Solangor Road, Kuala Lumpur, have been abandoned by the respective owners.
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    36 2 It is notified that Lieutenant I; 0 Parker, Ist Bn lioyal Lancaster Regiment, has passed for promotion at the criminal,, .n held in May, !-':> in subject. <„■),<./), an,l( "Distinguished in Military Engineering, and in Organization and Equipment
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    53 2 The British itnamar Hil.ua. i»a iiad l.y Haaan H.ltlerlield and Swire of Hongkong, has struck on one of the South Katun islands when bound from Java to Hongkong with a cargo of sugar. It is said in the iwwl (i.izrllr that the holes in the hull can be repaired and
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    MUNICIPAL.
    37 2 Tim agenda at Wednesday s Municipa! mi'tstiiiLT iiu'ludi 1^ Corrr t-nondence re Town Hall, contribution to the cost ,f public Kind performances, disinfecting apparatus lor cargo and baggage, pine-apple factory at Prinsep Street, md verandah obstruction.
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    THE KORAT RAIL WAY.
    45 2 A Rei ter telegram to the Bangkok press, dated London Mb instant, statt! mat Mr. Brodnck. speaking in the House of Commons, said that no violation of treaty had occurred between Great Britain and Siain in connection with the Korat Railway
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    FORGED NOTES AT BANGKOK.
    67 2 Ok the Ml instant, the police at Bangkok made a seizure of forged Hongkong and Shanghai Bank notes. A Chinaman with notes amounting to about Tcs :<,UOO proceeded to a shop to obtain change But the shop-keeper, liecoming suspicious, information I to the police and the
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    PATHOLOGY IN THE NATIVE STATES.
    89 2 A Pathological Institute for the Federated Malay Stan- is shortly to be established in kuala Lumpur, and the service! of pathologist have already been requisitioned for from England. The usefulness of such an institute to medical science, says the Malay lia\l, and the consequent benefit
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    $1,600 OF JEWELLERY.
    75 2 Dr. Lint Boon Keng reported to the police that, on the 11th instant, he went to Tanjong Katong, leaving a Hylam boy in charge of his residence oil' River Valley Road On the Utfa his syce came to him and retried that the house had been broken
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    FOOTBALL.
    96 2 Oil Saturday afternoon, a friendly game at Association Football was played on the Old Gaol mi between the Kair View Athletic Club and the Straits National Football (Tub. A pretty even game ended in a draw, neither side being able to score. The fourth game in the first round
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    POLICE NEWS.
    117 2 I &WAM ruteh, a Malay, charged with I L.my robbery and causing grievous hurt in attacking a hin;im;iii m lishing bout has been commitKd for trial. This morning, Mr Wolferstan dealt with a half a dozen boys who were brought I f him for Hying kites in the
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    COOLIE FIGHT AT TANJONG PAGAR.
    124 2 COOLIE FIGHT AT TANJONG PAGAR. The 4aaHaa was unloading cargo at Tanjops Pagar on Saturday. The men on the ship were Maeaos, and those on the wharf Hokiens and Teochews One of those on the wharf had his hand touched by some cargo slung down Irritated, he flungalumpofcoalat those on
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    A BANGKOK WANT MET.
    126 2 The ConsuHlener.d f-r the Nether lands at Bangkok has issue,! regulations providing for the compulsory inspc, tiun. survey, and registration of paaaangat and tug steamers, trading in Siamese waters, and owned by Netherlands subject- Mr J Mackay, marine surveyor at Bangkok, has been appointed the Chill-Surveyor
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    A BANKRUPT COMMITS SUICIDE.
    157 2 Km- n I.L-SEU, a young Herman Jew who was the proprietor.,fthe "Kthnological Museum and Sale Room in Tinjong l'agar Road, has committed suicide at I'alcmbaug. Lister had got into pecuniary ditliculties in Singapore and, deem.il it advisable to go, which he did, on Wednesday last.taking with
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    A LICENSING CASE.
    187 2 Is the Supremo Court thi- un,rniii)t hefore Justice llynilm.iii J.im-s, David Brisk of the Australian Hotel appealed against a conviction by the Senior Magistrate iutl,,tin K a tine upon him of HO and costs, lor allowing b«H to he taken oil his preini.-cs, under section 38 of
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    WOMEN AND GIRLS.
    262 2 A CASE OF HABKIs CORp USI W Evans, I'rotector of OkSa •arded to Mr. N.bleti a v T'f i* no- o» in the matter of Tan, A I rt h infant, and th. W0n,, I'rolect.onOrdinance l»w) ril that Wilhain .WdoSrf*?*! ll)llUhalh.rece»e.|*C *W 55 a., cm Si'Css years
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    A CYCLE RACE.
    84 2 liai yesterday, a liiif I ,iy >■ cyclists turned out to mtness ana from Kranjl to the :ir.i mile stone on the Hukit Tnnah Road. IWam only two starters Chan Ann S«ef m»I Tan Tiah faf The latter w» the favourite and wan hotdioa gi»J l»l when
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    ROWING CLUB REGATTA.
    136 2 Till beft view of the limMira in th* regatta thin afternoon will K- i.t>tainable from Johnston's Flat The raring Mini at live o'clock. In the fir-t hral Scoular's four meet BobntaoYl f.nir, and in the second lirat feanß. fca oppose Tregnrthcn loaf Tlie lli.n'M» W. R. Collyer
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    SARAWAK AND BRUNE.
    203 2 Tun Uesulcnt .if hna npaktolh Ikijah of Sarawak that 111.- Sanwak flag has I*.-" hoiltod bj .1 number.* the eUafi al the Drang Mitaalta hankh <>f th* ltcl.ui Bint and by the people of Tutoog. Tin (i,,:ette MM DO NHOP Ul .1-ult Ba truth of tin- reiKUt,
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    THE LATE CAPT. SYERS.
    107 2 Tim rcmaini of lhalalal which had liecn .lisint.-rr.-.l ehu«; ffialff;, 1 TheMwaaaata|>rw«veM Church. .U..1 lit y ared orer the erav. toll*?. 1 gym-, daatb > vr.-ir- ago I'- 1 ■"">■ .ml tht Wa CtP*"": nfl hi a ahooting UP A fortnight l«l« that C»pt 8y«" ,,.,..,.rs
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      523 2 NOTICES. NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY, LD. ULAHQOW. Manufacturer! ot: Dynamite. Gelignite. Gehtinc Dynamite, Blasting Gelatine, Detonators. Salety Fuses, Electric Blasting Apparatus. TAV ataaa h:,,>i, mm /irfureJ w. <i riil l llntmn are »,l, pan the high ,t.indnr,t of rnfetv tn,t pvnty U,t, impotetl ly the llriluh Gvirrnmriil. ttmi are. therrfure. guaranteed
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      1357 2 NOTICES. CHINA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COY, LTD. lIIAH Hit < NO. IS, I'tsTON ROID, SIHM.HU U. A. WAITIE. Manager. HECTOR W. sAMI'SnS, Traralling RepnmntatiT ■M TAX KIM TIAN SON'S, I-ocal AgenU. 1 he Company Data easier termj and better bonuses than any other Company doing busmen in the East A
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      763 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS, j THE HIGHLANDS, PENANG HILL. MISS I'ar-.m.. late Head Mi.tress, St. Iteor.e's Oirls' School, is prepared 10 receive s limited namber of European ■In! Irvn for hoarding and tuition, from I the M S.-i>t.':iil'.-r. Terms on application. HORSED, COBS, AND PONIES, DYE to arrive on Tuesday, ISth instant.
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      46 2 M. 8. S.tawfedrortka Mraia T<mm abaU W t •Mam oo o. „da at U. aara aab. By la» «tl~»o(lk.to<«J,W..«u lr 1i.8.8 «™™^cw4 t •at autbt ola«rw, M aa pabluaad. lUadnrtiai>«in.lractaaranb|aati>tkai»a<i- io. taat Ika Maainr mt) laa>a |L admliiianat atcrtkapaiMriaoaaacrataaiofßatlar.aatait I Klaaar taaa law <kra aaaa auatb.
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    THE QUEEN'S MEMOIRAL.
    561 3 IfTTTr rROM THE OOVERSMKNT. -ah. am wiLLmarA«n haMtß* I" Murnnpml I'"" ItaaMMl -itiFarHire, 1-th Aueust, 1N» „,11 direcle-1 hy the (iovernor in .wledfi the roceipt of your Iggffg tit contamej in laa .ie>.e.i, the parties M .0 in the rectal of the letter above- quid bh affurding
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    GAS AT BOMBAY.
    111 3 ■he muiiccr of Ihe I:.- 1 total] i) trhere ha weiatad m 1 in udaaoanl ■:.c!>.lllCillUhoritl.-> i it Ikiaaaaaot of the ordinary 14 niet, The lump! D 11, .-!,.indr.cn- '".i la 1 v I'm'- h, aaOM three leet *t ranrßapa— 1 I irdsaparl Boariwr* n.-fM. „.,r,, saaaUarad
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    MALAYA REVISITED.
    1074 3 AN APPRECIATION OF PROGRESS. (fly a former mi&nt nor rrnn..., Malaya, under which we include the whole of the East Indian Archipelago, presents one of the most striking instances of an advance growth and reaching forward towards the fullness of civilisation Magnificent as ha* been the progress of
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    LIBERIA COFFEE.
    397 3 MARKET AND PROSPECTS. I'm market requirements to be met by Liberia coffee in Holland hat come under discussion in Java The Coffee Dealers Association at Amsterdam maintain that improvement in flavour comes first, and that tbe fall in the value of the Liberia berry principally arises from its
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    ANOTHER JUBILEE MIDDLE.
    273 3 with the plans 1,, r the lj „> Memorial (lo.pitalat Melbourne Two years have elapsed since XN.tux) was raited by the people..! Melbourne to, oiiiinoniurar.-llie liv.-en's record reign by ereilingabuililinstitution rtiirciv w,iti'>''t, t>ut much time iia- been lost ill proceeding with the work. The committee managing the
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    BANGKOK LIBEL CASE.
    405 3 At liangkok. on the 3rd instant, in the British Court before the Acting Consul (Mr. C B. W. Stringer) and a jury, a libel action brought by Mr \V. llowiiie aaainst Mr W E. Slirirp came on for hearing. The sum sued for was Si.mkk. Mr Downie
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    BY THE MAIL.
    1097 3 NOTES AND NEWS. THE BISLEY MEETING At Bifley, the Kmlmpore Cup tv won by the Mother Country, with a total of 788, Canada being Mcond, and winning the Colonial Prize of £80 Oxford won the Chancellor! Plato. with 712 points, against 70S by Cambridge The United Service
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    LATEST BY WIRE.
    384 3 London, 4(A Anguil. An autograph letter from the Emperor William was delivered to the Queen at O.borne yesterday It it understood that Hit Majesty will visit the Queen before autumn should his engagements permit of hit doing so Sir Thomas Lipton's yacht, the Shumrvck; hai tailed for
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    PRESENTATION TO A CAPTAIN.
    76 3 A IIANWOMI! silver cup has been presented by a passenger to Capt. J. A. Mapeins, the captain of the s. s. t'awirfu, bearing the folluwing inscription.— Presented to Capt. J. Magenis by Capt. Goring Junes as a mark ot appreciation of the skill and seamanship displayed
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    LADIES' TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    278 3 SATURDAY* lUT. MIXED DOtlllJS. A CLASS Mrs. l.ovrllan.l Mr. M>. Tsggart, owe 15. beat Mis. (iunn and Mr. I'pton. rev. 1. 6-2, 6-4. a." class. Mrs CoWi.lge and llr.(ti.].ty, owe .1. Lent Mi-- Beeoton anil Mr. J. Oreig, owe !.->, 1. Mrs. Stinger anil Mnjor Long, re.
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    HOME CYCLING.
    963 3 HOM E CYCLING. 21<l July A thy auccestful OTiii.U church parade wtt ,41 ri.-d out ml Canterbury Calhnlral on Sunday last. It isettimateil tb»t atioul "SO cycliau «lr*arn«l into* the cattuvlrel city from Tilliury, Hustings. Si. Leonards. Do'rer. M.i.lston.. Tonbridge. New Brompton. Mnrgntc. Shevrness, Sitttn|bournr. Slaplehun.l. Folkestone, snd long line
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    ROYAL MARRIAGE IN PERAK.
    89 3 ROYAL MARRIAGE IN PE RAK. marriage ol Rajah Chilian with the second daughter "f the Sultana! P. rak ■ill commence aboal the middle of thai month to continue for over a month Bukit Chandan, the scat of the Sultan, is to be on fete during the whole pen. id, and
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    COLOUR SERGEANT, NO. 1 COY.
    75 3 Tan book, by Mrs I.eith Adams, is one of Messrs /arrold's colonialeditions. and it may be described as c storr of regimental life in Ireland It is a book with no interesting story, and with no interesting characters, hut it has some information as to
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    56 3 T'nit following are the results, so far, of the second round IVnnutoua best M»koi»«c. Mintiitt SoutliAin Walker I K'.hUl.. llmitb Kjtnkin F.v»n. C.wpe CaniplM-ll Allinsou Maain v..'Va.le (fc-ntl.-l^ttibn'n. Rill* wo llnll.lnle li T. tlrcif o. Cnptjonet gat aaaki MMaa The third roiin.l his lo be played ofl
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    SHOOTING.
    149 3 ■MSttM for tlie Warren Chnlleni;.Shield took place at the Tanglin rango on Saturday nftirnoon "A'Cu of the King> Own Regiment won the shield The following are the results of the Warn i, Shouting Shield Competition for I»*9 C"l»- jS y T.UU>rd.r. Kin«-. Own "A" i v M "■<" >
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    CRICKET.
    347 3 A match was play.-.! on the Esplanade on Saturday between the S U 6 an.'.a team of the S Neither side made a very long stand, the S U C totaling c;;. aii.l the 8 0.01. Kss with l) and H fakata U being the chief mean for the
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      163 3 ajuuntinsm. Mosdav. Uth Aioist Hi.'h Water HA4 pin Moon. Kir-t IJu.irt, r Al9 p m Rowinc Club Kecatta. I. I. I C Tournament I'hilharmonic Choir ,i:ti Ma-oiiic Club. Annual Mrelins 130. 1 1 USUAL l.iTll Atnt-T MiL-ii W.ter .1.11 a m :t.l« n.tn Initiative Council »J0 I. 1. .T.I 1
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    ARRIVALS.
    271 4 5 nan* Hum a" TowJ Ouua Fto« sum. cokmo»u>. tug I li' Isal.c-1!;. Brit ttr m Hudson Malawi Am 1 1 W>e Bin and Co. 11 H.ingWan sir lit! Mellor Bongkalis Auk 1 1 WYe Bin ami Co. U llnsM ,ir SiL'S Wadgi' Rangoon Aug .1 HounWad ami Co.
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    COMMERCIAL.
    450 4 «i»o«ro»i, 14TR A rortr. IN*. PRODUCE. (Ralft an wmatod <o Gambler bajen 1.68. Copra B«H «jOO. do Pontianak mo Pepper, iilack.. .buyers ?rt i.i do White, (6%) 40.50 Sago Flour Sarawak. Sin. do Brunei No. 1 ».37i, P,-arl Sago 4.00. UoUee, Ball, 15« basis 16.13J UoSee Palembang 15% basis..
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    74 4 To-Mokrow. ninf* A Colombo Socotra, 11 a.tn Ranf-kok AY/iV 8 mm. K.-I.uilan vis ports A-..11. 1 p.m. l>»li «>k<. :lpm. Klang via ports RHi.ta.. S p.m. D.'liKala via ports I'aknam, 3 p.m. Muntok ("bang <;. >.'. .tfvr, 4 p.m. ludra>;iri .Ipw^i, 4 pm ltanskok fiingora, 7 ft.m. Padanß
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