The Straits Times, 30 June 1900

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    12 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY. JUNE 30, 1900. No. 20,176,
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      1286 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. ¥--()MNKLIJKE PAKKTVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ Under contract with tbe Netherlands India Government. AgenU at Singapore. Ship Aoxsct, uti J. Duhdils 4 Co., 2-3, Colltib Quat. The undermentioned dates are only approximate. Steamer From Expected Will be Despatched for On V Imkoff. Hatavia. June 26. Billiton. Batavia, Samarang, Cheribon, and Sourabaya.
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      633 1 INSURANCES. HPHE LONDON AND LANCASHIRE X FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital £x,137,r00 Paid up Capital £412,760 Reserve Fund £1,073,680 Ihe undersigned, Agents for the Comany, are prepared to accept fire risks at current rates of premium. BOUSTEAD A 00. rl CHINA TRADERS INSURANCE COMPANY. LIMITEII. Capitsd Sabaoribed $1,000,000. Amount Paid up.
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      732 1 INSURANCES. BRITISH EMPIRE MUTUAL LIFE OFFICE. ESTABLISHED IM7. R8. 420.00.000. LOW LIBERAL PREMIUMS. CONDITIONS. AND >■ LA^Gft.w— BONYSES. "Endowment Assurances at English rates." .Igrjidi: Mont. LYALL AND KVATT tu. th. Bixgapom. (.oVKIIX.MKM NOTIFICATION r pHK meeting of the Licensing Justice* 1 for the quarter commencing lit Jply, 1900, will be
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      1312 1 NOTICE& Milkmaid jC^i^Oj BRAND see that the Sensed MiSffl ar milkmaid Ik Mil I VI I v Tiade Mark p^lrl IfllllV i. on Full Cream. ever y Ti n Sale in the World. BANKS. HiNuKoMsl V'l' MtAKUsTAI BAXKHrWRFORATTON. PAID-UP CAPIiAJUT. 10,000,000. RL3EKVE FUND «1 l,n00H». RESERVE LIABILITY OF 1 n(
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    CLEARANCES.
    126 2 Uatm. Via^L's Hum KuuAßi, CIFTiIB Uwuunoi lunei'H 28 •J» :v •it au so w ao so ao ao so so so ao Chelydra Ataka Korat Had Hiroshima Mara Bini<kep Ophir tiaidool Aram RubT Sullin Hebe Pin Seng Uiang Ann Kian Yang Hun Whatt Soon Bu Htiang Hulutia Brit »tr.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE. DEATH.
    22 2 Wooldiidok— On the 3rd Jane suddenly at 3 Montpelior-terrace, Twicken-ham-road, Teddington, Th*o. A. Wooldbidoi, of Penanfc, aged 40 years.
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    SATURDAY, 30TH JUNE, 1900.
    55 2 Attshttob is called to a report in another column of a lecture delivered last night by a Chinaman to Chinamen on the Reform movement in China. It is rather a history of the reform movement in the past than anticipation of result* in the future but
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    163 2 Tbi new« from Ashantee is bad. Governor Hodgson h«d written a l»tter to the relief expedition, stating that the small garrison at Kumasi could bold out till the 20th inst ten days ago. The letter did not reach the relief expedition till the 21st inst., and on that night heavy
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    237 2 The main point of interest in our special wire from China to-day is the alarm of the Chinese Government at the preparations of the Powers. Admiral Seymour's safety is confirmed, and it seems that the damage to Tientsin is not so great after all; but to hear that the Chinese
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    227 2 A* we anticipated styne dars ago, the vigorous action threatened by Lord KoberU ia being shared in by General liuller column, or a part of that column. On Sunday last, the mounted infantry and cavalry divisions of Genera' r reach and General Hamilton combined in endeavouring to surround the Boers
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    7 2 To-day's 4 m/s bank ratd is 2/0^
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    11 2 Libot. Cniiekshank left in the P. A O mail for Hongkong.
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    11 2 Archdiacon Perham arrived by the r. <fc O. mail last evening.
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    13 2 H.M.S. Argonaut has completed her repairs at Sheerness, and has sailed lor China.
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    17 2 A launch will leave Johnston's Pier for the Swimming Club to-morrow at 10 a.m. and 11 a.m.
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    17 2 Mr. C. V. Norris, apothecary at Butterwortb, has been ordered to more to the Singapore Maternity Hospital.
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    20 2 With to-day's Straits Time, there is issued a supplement containing produce and share quotations, shipping news and some advertisemrn .s.
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    23 2 Thi German homeward mail steamer Oldenburg left Hongkong on the 28th instant at 5 a.m., and is due here on Wednesday at daylight.
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    25 2 The monthly sewing meeting of the Church Work Association will be held at Mrs. Adams house, Grange Road, on Wednesday, July 6th, at 6 p.m.
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    24 2 Thi establishment of Municipal slaughter houses at Penang is urged there on the ground that it would render the slaughter of stolen animals difficult.
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    26 2 Thi Rattler, which served cine years on the China Station, is to undergo an extensive overhaul and repair in readiness for another term of foreign service.
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    27 2 Thi» afternoon, on the Old Gaol site (weather permitting) there it a football match between an eleven of the Singapore olunteer Kifle. and No 12 Co., BoyalArtiUwy.
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    SPECIAL TELEGRAMS TO THE "STRAITS TIMES."
    47 2 OFFICIAL NEWS OF SEYMOUR. 62 K1LLED. 312 WOUNDED Hongkong, Juru 28th, 8.5 p.m. It is now officially announced that Admiral Seymour and his column have been relieved and hare returned to Tientnin. The column had 62 men killed and 312 wounded.
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    NOTHING FROM PEKING.
    11 2 No definite news is to hand from Peking.
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    TIENTSIN.
    56 2 THE DAMAGE GREATLY EXAGGERATED. The damage sustained in the bombardment of Tientsin by the Chinese Artillery has been greatly exaggerated. Ther» were probably no casualties among ie inhabitants. Only the extra concession was damaged by the Chinese shells. Although the relief force has entered the city, the Chinese continued
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    THE RAILWAYS.
    36 2 Mr. Kinder, the Inspector-General of the Chinese Imperial Railway, returned to Taku from Chefoo to-day. He has with him a staff of engineers, and will immediately set out to repair the Tientsin- Peking rail.
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    16,000 TROOPS NOW AT TAKU.
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    CHINESE GOVERNMENT ALARMED.
    94 2 CHINESE GOVERNMENT ALARMED. THEY HOLD A MEETING. EDICTS ISSUED. BOXERS MUST BE SUPPRESSED AND THE FOREIGN LEGATIONS PROTECTED. June 29th, ll. Mam. It is reported, on good and reliable Chinese authority, that the Chinese Government has become alarmed at the military and naval preparations of the Powers. A meeting of
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    AMERICAN WARSHIP ASHORE.
    42 2 AMERICAN WARSHIP ASHORE. Hongkong, Saturday, 12.30 p.m. The American battleship Oregon, proceeding from Manila to Taku, stranded on Noki Island in a fog. [Noki Island is one of the many small islands lying between fouth Japan and the north of the Philippines.]
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    CENTRAL CHINA.
    32 2 CRITICAL SITUATION AT CHUNG-KING. At Chung-king, the position is very critical. The American gunboat Pioneer will be detained there for one month. The American Consul has taken entire charge there.
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    TIENTSIN STILL BOMBARDED.
    24 2 TIENTSIN STILL BOMBARDED. At Tientsin, one Chinese gun still continues to bombard the city from the Arsenal, but ineffectually. The shell* do not explode.
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    COLLISON AT SINGAPORE.
    69 2 Early yesterday morning, a collision took place between the B. I. steamer i'alitana 1,934 tone, and the British steamer Ariel, 1,068 tons. The Ariet is stated to have been at anchor at New Harbour, and to have been run into by the Pti,tana. Both steamers are considerably
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    REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
    11 2 **eei*dhythe"StraiU r m,- M on Thur*la,j, a/ler *f *>P«
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    CHINA.
    47 2 FOREIGNER ORDERED FROM PEKI%. Londm < s^* A letter from Sir Robert H. Inspector-General of Custom* m,' has been received in London It is dated the 19th June, Robert states that the Foreign /J" tions had been ordered to quit if?*' within 24 hours from that data.
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    THE INDIAN CONTINGENT.
    13 2 The Indian contingent lor China totals altogether about 17,000 men.
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    BOERS ENTRENCHING.
    30 2 BOERS ENTRENCHING. London, 29/; J, m A message to the 7W« from Lourenco Marques says it is reported that the Boers are entrenching themselves in considerable force beyond Middle burg
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    NEWS FROM KUMASI.
    59 2 A DISASTER FEARED. A letter has been received from Governor Hodgson, shut up in Kumasi fort, saying that the garrison of the place could hold out till the 20th inst. This letter only reached Major Wilkinson at Bekival on the night of the 2lst inst. Continuous firing
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    FIGHTING NEAR PRETORIA.
    83 2 Later THREE DAYS' FIGHTING. THE BOKRS DECAMP. WHERE IS BULLERf A wire to the DuUy Tekgiuph dated Pretoria, 28th inst Thursday, states:— "Since Sunday last, French and Hamilton have been endeavouring to surround the enemy's position fifteen miles east of Pretoria. There was three days' fighting, but
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    KUALA LUMPUR RACES.
    154 2 THE SECOND DAY. (Special to the Straits Time*.") Kuala Lumpur, Friday. The second day of the races here took place yesterday, with the following results Pint Ran. Dreamland 1 Iris 2 Siput 3 Second Race. Norah 1 K'smet 2 Little Bethel Third Race. Tena i Coconut 2
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    CORONATION DAY.
    72 2 Yesterday was a public holiday in the Straits Settlements in honour of the anniversary of the coronation of Her Majesty Queen Victoria. The GoMrnment offices, the banks, and some of the godowns were closed, and most business was suspended at midday At noon a Royal salute of 21
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    THE DARUL ADAB CUP.
    79 2 Thi following drawings were made at a meeting held in the Darul Adab Club House in connection with the Darul Adah football cup competition July Bth, Darul Afiah (Tanjong Pagar Malay) m. Old Rafflesians July 15th, Darul Adab m. Fathol Karib; July *2nd, Mohammedan Cricket Club
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      414 2 I NOTICES. I unvmirs whisky OPBGUU.Y seleetert blend thoroughly O matured in bond. Price $10 per case samples free BORNEO CO, LTD **>•»• porter,. SIDEROSTHEM PAINT. an absolutely anti-corrosive paint for IRON AND STEEL Guaranteed to be -he best RUBT-PREVENTIVE «««,t. Invaluable for Ship., Machinery. Bridget One gallon will cover
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      660 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. r l'll F undersigned Messrs. Y. Tan anrf I I 0. F. van Andei, Dutch Inm, advocates,«olicitors,snddoctorsat)aw har* established an office at i>-c lottery Koad. where they are open to perform notarial work in connection with shipping, powers o( attorney, agreements or other legal documents, and nil cnees
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      384 2 WANTEO. MARRIED couple m boarders with an English family. Houh clow to town. No other boarder* kept. Tenni> Court. Apply to W. E. D. c/o Strain Time: TTOR SALE, a Palanquin" in good I order, suitable for a horse or cob. Price HM Apply to P. c/o Strata Tim*. T"
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      388 2 iAtest advertisements. Katz Brothers, Limited. CLEARANCE SALE For Cash Only. Commencing Monday, July 2nd. (For One Week Only.) GREAT BARGAINS IN THE DRAPERY DEFT. CROCKEKY AND GLASSWARE. Fine Porcelain Fruit plates |2 per dozen. Usual price $8 line I orcelaiu Dn.ner plates $2.50 per dozan. Usual price $9. Pint 1
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      218 3 SLEDGE BEAND GOLD MEDAL Hill ••rcUlitti.i PS Jirj SWISS MILK. ft Hera Exhilntum 18)6 HifbetQjf all swards. A Milk that never H.R.U. The Princess of Wales com manded tier Director of Journeys to testify that "having been to much pleased with this exquisite milk,'* it was decided henceforth to dispense
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      434 3 NOTICED c"^___l Hhbß PAINFUL FINGER ENDSIU^I One Night Treatment. Soak thw hands on retiring in a strong, hot, creamy lather of CUTICURA SOAP. Dry. and anoint freely with CUTICURA, the great skin cure and purest of emollients. Wear, during the night, old, loose kid gloves, with the finger ends cut
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      746 3 THE STIiAITS TIMES THE STRAITS BUDGET DAILY AND WKEELY tSTABLISHED 1831. T.lvplMu.f,. 70. I TtUgrtfme. Amdntt "Tnm, Sutairwi The Straits Times has the largest circulation ol any newspaper in Asia, British India excepted. It circulates in Singapore and Penang, throughout all the Prptected States of the Malay Peninsula, in Siam,
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      418 3 NOTICES. Sweet Scents from flowers, RIGAUD'3 WNITI VIOLITt. RIGAUD'S^ white hosi. RIGAUD'S WHITC JASMIN. RIGAUD'S WNITI LILAO. RIGAUD'S wniti iris. RIGAUDtC; Paris VIACNIVKN AMD (AMKKOSS I'Kva They rnme <v a boon andableuinqtomen' n»PicMek,ilu Oolandtke WaverU,, />,„; JplCJ^WlClfU^m-JwftVERLE^) REOMIUENOED BY 3,007 NEWSPAPEBI Sold at all Stationers. WAVEBI.EY WORKS, EDINBI'ROH, Penmakeis to
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    9 4 T«« Rmnian transport Tamtlovl left for Odeaaa yesterday afternoon
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    20 4 Tbi uiual monthly missionary meeting will be held »t the Prinrop Sirwt un Monday the 2nd July at 8 p.m.
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    29 4 A rim broke out last nignt ac 10a (iaylang Koad, an attap building OMMI by Malays. The place was burnt to the ground. The inmates bad a narrow escape.
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    31 4 Tai Herman mail steamer Konig Albert with dates from London to the 12th June left Colombo on the 28th instant at 6 p m and is due here on Tuesday afternoon.
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    26 4 As will be seen in our advertising columns the conditions re tenders for mbilan revenue farms ha»e been amended in tbe matter of the Tampin district.
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    33 4 Mdiu. Katz Brothers, Ltd adrertiee their rash clearance aale to commence from Monday. The aale lasts a week only, and it is necessary to attend early to get the best of the bargains.
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    39 4 Th« fifth of the series of Philharmonic children's cone rts will be given next Friday afternoon in the Town Mall, kt 5.30 Tickets for the concert will he •ent round to the schools at the beginning of the week.
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    35 4 Major P. S. Wilkinson, who is mentioned in Renter's telegram as having received Ititer from the hesieged garrison at Kuraasi, was formerly in Singapore with the 2nd battalion Nuriliumberland Fusiliers. He was then Captain Wilkinson.
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    45 4 The Jackson-Millar Swimming Cup, which was won again this year I >y Mr Upton, the captim <>f tin 1 Swimming Club, has been suitably engraved Members of the Club who have not yet seen the Cup can do so in John Little and CoY window.
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    41 4 CAPTAiNtheHon. Hedworth Lambton, R. N has been presented with a silver bowl by the wardroom officers of the I'ouerfal. The bowl, which stands on an ebony pedestal, bears an inscription that it is given as a memento of the PonerfuCs commission.
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    42 4 Liect. 1) W. Maxwell and Lieut A T. B. Dickenson, of the ***** Madras Native Infantry are goinp li> Hongkong by the French mail steamer Annum Lieut Maxwell has been red to the 4th Ghurkas, and Lieut. Dickenson to the lat Sikhs
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    37 4 An amended scheme for the salarie* I of Government apothecaries in Ik* I ttlrments is published in the The salary withtreOa year on appointment with increases by successive increments to i year from the L'Utu year nf
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    50 4 M» R Wilson, the manager ot the Colombo Branch of the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, is. says the limes of Oylon of the 29th June, leaving for England on a three months' holiday, and during his absence, Mr. Taylor, of the .Singapore branch of the Bank, will act for him.
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    49 4 The tale ot fancy work in aid of the Chinese Girls' School, held in the Town itantay, w«f <*»1! a-unrtwl A great number of articles of a fancy and useful character were disposed of. Thii morning a quantity of surplus left over from yesterday were sold at reduced price*.
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    45 4 The Director of the Colonial Department of the German Foreign Office, Dr. von Buchka, hai tendered his resignation, which has been accepted. Dr Stuebel, the German Minister to Chili, nas been appointed as Dr Von Buchka'a successor Dr. Stuebel was formerly German Consul at Shanghai
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    62 4 To-dats share and produce quotations came too late for insertion in the supplement. There are no chances in sham to report. Gamhier has risen to $7 7.'), black pepper to 1:10 and tin to •77 7i There has been a drop in petroleum prices. Tank and Langkat oil now stands
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    60 4 It is curious to note Ix>rds Roberts picturesque regard for the association of anniversaries He made thecapture of Cronje fall on Majuba Day, the Vaal was crossed on the Queen's birthday, Johannesburg was occupied on the day the Prince of Wales won th<> Derby and he entered Pretoria on tindate
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    66 4 The death has occurred at Teridinfjton of Mr. \V T A. WooMridge, who was well-known at Penanc for years, and drvo'.ed considerable attention to the church and other public matti -i year he was E'jddcnly ordered home, owing to some affection of the heart He was some time at Eastbourne
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    64 4 Cirrus Morris of the W- Tai, on arrival at Singapore this mivrmnc. reported that on the voyage from Swatow he steamed alongside a junk No. 3.i with damaged sails. The people on the junk said they had lost their way having come from Singapore, bound for Hoikow There were about
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    72 4 Th« RcHd<t.t-(icncral of Federate.! Malay t has had under consideration a proposal to jfermit boys from the Federated Malay Slates to compete for theynecn's Scholarships On this behalf it i» explained that the Federated Malaya Government is prepared to pay for the scholarship, if, or whenever, a boy from the
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    77 4 Tm L. it 0 Krprrtt think* the Simitt T\mM it entitled to congratulate itself on the result of its efforts on behalf of the sufferers by the war. We note, the paper adds, that up to the date the mail ncupore the Straits and Malaya had already (riven nearly XiH.OOO—
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    91 4 A crickkt match was played on the Esplanade yesterday afurnoon between i: C and the R K. The scorei wer* B E, S R t Urijtht 4, Corp Kundle 0, Lt. Uutterwortli 8, Corp Harwaid 0, M B Kpliy 4, Corp K»b«nd 8, Sap. Emery 18, 1 not out, 18,
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    S.C. C. ATHLETIC SPORTS.
    861 4 AN EXCELLENT MEETING. The annual athletic sports in connection with the Singapore Cricket Club took place yesterday afternoon .-iii the Esplanade. The weather was beautiful, and in direct contrast to that of last Saturday when the sports had to be postponed. There was a large attendanceof
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    DEPARTURES BY MAIL.
    41 4 Pers. s. Clvdt on Friday for London, Count Huyvsant, Mr. H. A. L. Ba> ter. Mr. K Martin, and Mr. Grig; for Colombo, Mr. 1.0. Kerr; for Penan*. Mr. C. J. Sandy, Mr. and Miss F. Dull. rly.
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    OVERLAND TO EUROPE.
    207 4 VIA VASi'urvrK AND MONTREAL. On the 1 Hh inst the Canadian Pacific Railway Co. resumed their fast overland train service between Vancouver and Montreal This fact train, known as the [mpaflal Limited," leaven Vancouver il lily at 1 II pin and runs through to Montreal in 100
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    REFORM IN CHINA.
    2161 4 HISTORY OF TtlK MOVEMENT. (OMB OF ITS ASPECT!) CONBIDIRKD. Mr. Tan Teek Soon lectured last night at the Prins»p Street Chapel on The Reform Movement in China." In the absence of Mr. Song Ong Siang, Mr. H. B. Leicester took the chair. In the course, of his
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    NEWS BY WIRE.
    865 4 THE CHINA CRISIS. THE FIELD FOBCE FBOH INDIA. Simla, Wh June. The Ist Sikhs have been ordered to Hongkong in addition to the 7th Bengal Infantry. The 2nd Madras Infantry, from BarracKpur, will relieve tbe 7th Bengal Infantry at Port William No other regiments are being held
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    NETHERLANDS INDIA.
    604 4 ACHEEN. Ik Acheen Proper, especially on the east coast, the Dutch authorities are hard at work making roads and light railways. This gives permanence to the work of conquest, and renders movements of troops easier Tbe enemy's leaders see the end thus rupidly coming, and have been driven
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    WAR NEWS BY WIRE.
    164 4 1/nuion Wh June. After an incarceration lasting seven months and a half, the Gloucesters captured in the disaster at Nicholson's Nek have been liberated and arrived at Pretoria to-day. Although there has been some sickness among them, both officers and men look fairly fit after their
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    283 4 In their weekly share report, Messrs. Latham and Mactaggart say Our markets continue very dull, with littlu or nothing doing. Rates show a decline in most stocks. Hongkong reports an inactive market owing to the crisis in North China. The Sudu Beremban Tin Mining Company, Limited, has
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    TRADE OF THE COLONY.
    539 4 The annual report on the trade of the Straits Settlements for 1899 is published in the Government Qatette. The subject has been dealt with at some length io our columns, and the moral to be drawn from the returns has been duly pointed. The Registrar of
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    TO-MORROW'S CHURCH SERVICES.
    248 4 (Third Sunday inn Trinity). St. Andrew's Cathedral Services. (Nativity of St. John Baptist) 7 s, ni.. Matins. 7 30 a-m.. Choral Celebration and Sermon. 9 a. m., Celebration of Holy.Commn. 4 p. m., Children's Service. 6.30 p. m., Evensong and Sjrmon. St. Matthew's, Sepoy Likes. 8.16 p.
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      89 4 WEATHER REPORT. Kamtonc Krrbau Uotpilal, 27/ A June MX). WArn 3 p.m. f p.m. RIHIUKS. Bsr. .29 940 :!9.km Jft9l7 Temp. 88.0 86.6 800 W.BMl.Ther 78.0 800 77.8 Mr.of Wind K.W. raw. Calm o-j» Max. Temp. 68.6 -_S Mm 7R.S ggl Max. in Bun 131.0 o" Torr.rad ..78:' fe Rainfall
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