The Straits Times, 4 August 1900

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    15 1 The Straits Times. EST. OVER i A CENTURY SINGAPORE SATURDAY. AUGUST 4. 1900. No. 20,206.
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      782 1 •JIHE BORNEO COMTArTY, LIMITED THE Ma»«E*4 Lif. Aawnaa, No**. Caio. Fir. Ia««BO. tocttj. At a. lawM Co-paaj (I'm)Th. SqmtobU Uf. AMra»<» 8«w«y. •H. cktaa Motoal Btsaai ■a»i«a.'ioß C<**fBJPAST. LIMITBD. Agvnt*. \MSH1P COMPANIES. K Ornoi, I'lLKiiKAiH .stkt.it Jfr WH»BTM,K«rP«LHiBBODE. QLQ STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. 8m.ni fo« CH.»i, Japa», Pwaho Civlo», !m>iA, Annuui,
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      746 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANffiS. I iS N KI.UKK IAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ Under contract with tbe Netherlands India Government. AgenU at Singapore: Ship Aoesct, late .1. Daehdels A Co., 2-s, Colltbe Quat. Tbe undermentioned dates are only approximate. Steamer From Expected Will be Despatched for On via Porto. Aug. 8. Penang. Olehleh, W.C. Sumatra
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      544 1 iciMl-\HME DEB MEBBAGERIEE X, MARITIMES DE FRANCE. Telegraphic Address: Messaosbie, Siroapobb. The mail steamen will leave Singapore on or about tbe undermentioned date*.— Odtwabd. Hohbvabd. 1900. WOO. Date* Date*. Varru Aug. 4 Tonkin Aug. 6 Salatie Aug. 2" i4nnnm Aug. 19 Indut aept. 1 E. Simon* Kept. 2 Loot Sept.
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      630 1 INSURANCES. rpHE LONDON AND LANCASHIRE 1 FIRE INSURANCE COMPAIY. Capital C»,127,ea Paid up CapiUl i"il2,7M Reserve Fund i'l,o7s,M» The undersigned. Agents for the Cornany, are prepared to accept fire risn at current rates of premium. BOUSTEAD A Co TUIE CHINA TRADKRB INSURANCE X COMPANY, LIMITED. Capital Subscribed ft/XHOOO. Amount Paid
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      311 1 [NSPBANCES. BRITISH EMPIRE MUTUAL LIFE OFFICE ESTABLISHED 1847. FUNDS Its. 420.00.000. LOW i LIBERAL PREMIUMS. I CONDITIONS LVRGE BONUSES, "Endowment Assurances at English rates." AgenU: Messrs. LYALL AND EVATT. U. th. 8. SmOAPORE. CHAMPAGNE. LOUIS KOEDERER. EXTRA DRY. (Reserve for Great Britain) Louis Boederer, Carte Blanche BRINKMANN A CO. Sm.E
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      713 1 BANKS. "TTONQKONG AND SHANGHAI Jtl BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-UP CAPITAL 110,000,000. RESERVE FUND 111,600,000. RESERVE LIABILITY OF ..nmimo PROPRIETORS. J-»10,000.000. Court of Dirbotobs:— N. A. Sims, Kaq.— CHAiaMAK H. sa-swAK K*q.-D*r<rrr CnAiaKA«. R. M. GaAT, W I I). M Mom, laa. K. Ooan, Kaq. I A. J. Ratbohd, tsq. A HAtirr,
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      533 1 NOTICES. MINERAL WATER. ALKALINE ARBENIC. LITHIC 1 B ™.«i- >PHOSPHATIC. GASEOU 8 "ossamg. J DIGESTIVE. Specially recommended for tersors of wbab comstitotioh. Sole AgenU.- C. DUPIRE A Co., 8, Raffles Quay. Retail Agents. THE DIBPENBARY. SPECIALIST. W. H. HENDERSON. OCULIST OPTICIAN. 33, RAFFLES PLACE. MR. HENDERSON liaving proceeded to Penang
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      837 1 FOR SAX* EMPLOYMENTS TO LET- ANDJERBONALB [Ist time, 18 cent* a line tnd and M times, 10 oant* a Hoe 4th to Bth time* i OMta a line 7th to 18U> time* 1 cent* 1 Urn afterwards, 1 orats a llae bat no charge lea. than on* dollar. Thus a
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      48 1 TIME TAMLK FOR SINGAPORE. Homeward. Htbahrr whi» nns feom bodiid fob Calchat \M Aug. China London. Auj;. China Liverpool. OUTWAEX. rVTEAHSR WHE» DOS FROM BOmi) FOR London Agent*, Messrs. Johr Swiu A Sons, X, Billiter Street. Owner, Autm Holt, 1, India Buildmg», Liverpool. W. MANSFIELD Co., Agents, Smg.ipor,-
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    CLEARANCES.
    121 2 I.ik i. Vmu'i MiHi CuioAßjo O»nii» l>n«ri»«T]('» 4 Pin Seng Brit sir. 4 Madura ttr I 4 Sappho r 4 Sultan itr 4 Opliir Dut ilr. 1 11.-wfan atr < Maha Vajirnnhia «tr. 4 I'nnk Aleiandrr atr 4 Kudat Oar atr. 4 Prank furt ilr. 4 U'HU-kiuil «tr Varra
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    SATURDAY, 4th AUGUST, 1900.
    18 2 Up t) the time of going to press, no Reuter telegram had bean received.
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    48 2 A Gmrnment U'tzette extraordinary published to-day makes the following annotiicement:— "His Honour the Officer Administering the Government deeply regrets to announce the most 'sad intelligence of the death of His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh, reignilg Duke of Saxe-Coburg Gotha, KG., C.T., K.P, Admiral of the Fleet.
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    7 2 To-lay's 4 m/s bank rate is 2/OfV.
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    15 2 Mr. A E Pringle, of Malacca, is returning from leave hy the French mail today
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    14 2 Owing to the unsuitable 'ide, there is no launch to the Swimming Club to-morrow.
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    16 2 Monday being a public and bank holiday, there will ba no issue of the Utraiti Timer
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    13 2 The total wealth of Europe, personal and real estate, is estimated at X47,0u0,000,000.
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    16 2 Seven tenders were received by the Resident Councillor for the opium and spirit farms in Penang.
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    25 2 The Kechau Gold Mining Co. reports that the result of its crushing for July was 256 tons of ore for 1 72. unices of gold
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    20 2 Thehe will bo no service at St Matthew's Church to-morrow evening, owing to the illness of the Rev. D. IlollandStubbs.
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    20 2 The usual ladies' monthly handicap competition will take place at Sepoy Lines Golf Club on Thursday next tbe 9th inst.
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    19 2 Tbe Colonial Office notifies that British Commercial Agents have beenappointed by the Foreign Office in Russia, America, and Switzerland.
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    26 2 A shout memorial service for the late Duke of Saxe-Coburg was held on board H.MS. Britk this morning From 11 a.m. rifty-h've minute guns were fired.
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    23 2 Gambling is rile, but the police are equal to the occasion Prosecutions take place daily, and convictions for carrying on"ChapJi Xi" are numerous.
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    27 2 This afternoon, a f lolhall match will be played at Jajan Besar between the Old Ralilesians and a team of the police composed of Europeans and Malays.
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    25 2 Work baa been started on the erection ul' a new PrHshyterian Church in Penang in Northam Road. The building is designed to accommodate 150 persons.
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    28 2 Tbe homeward MM mail steamer Tonkin, with till! mail from China, i* expected here to-morrow morning. The mail fur home in the Tonkin closes at 6 p.m. to-day.
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    33 2 H. M. cruiser Mohawk arrived at Hongkong on the 27th July having made an unexpectedly rapid passage from the Australian Station and being no less than live d"a ys ahead of her time.
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    34 2 Thk Straits National (Chinese) meet the men of the 16th Madras Native Infantry in the final game in the first round of the Darul Adab Football Cup cumpetition at Jalan Besar on Sunday evening
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    38 2 A telkoram just received by Mr R A. Palmgren, the Russian Volunteer Fleet agent, states that all steamers of the Russian Volunteer Fleet which are in the Far East are being detained owing to the troubles in China.
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    36 2 It should be explained that, on Thursday and Friday afternoons, the .Shaits Time.* was delayed in publicotion owing to the arrival of late Reuter telegrams, which it was deemed advisable to print in the day's paper.
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    37 2 Tbe news from China is looked on as more hopeful by speculators, and opium in Calcutta on Wednesday advanced to R 1,334 per chest. The demand in Hongkong and Shanghai is far more active— hunter, July 22.
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    37 2 In the notice of Thursday's Popular Orchestral concert at the Town Hall, we omitted to mention the valuable services of Miss A. Abrams as accompanist, and those of Miss Mitchell at the piano during the orchestral performances.
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    38 2 By an addition to rule, the Uarrunn Rifle Club, up to now op«n to the Garrison, Singapore Volunteer Corps, and Police, has been thrown open to all British residents in the Colony. Tbe secretary's address is Fort Canning.
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    40 2 Uatavu advices, dated Ist instant, report the wreck of the British ship Sulherlandshire in Sunda Straits, bound from Rotterdam to Kiaochau. She stranded and went to pieces. Thirteen of the crew were drowned. Seventeen others started for Batavia by land.
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    45 2 As regards Cadets in the Federated Malay States service, the Malay Mail says ihere must be something wrong with a system luading to over ten resignations among the Carets during the four years which have elapsed since the cooipetitive system was introduced into the service.
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    49 2 Fob soliciting lares in a disorderly manner at Raffles Hotel, a hack gharry syce was, yesterday, prosecuted by Inspector Good land. In addition to this the syce ran into a 'rikisha in which was a European lady, terrifying her, and damaging the 'rikisha. He was fined *10 and costs.
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    53 2 Pxrak has a Vehicle Enactment, passed this year, under which an inspector tats been appointed at Taiping. On the law being put in force there, it was found that, in tf- "lactment, no provision had been made in regard to 'riki►lin» dud that the inspector had uj fuwtr whatever to
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    TU£ CHINA WAR.
    698 2 From China Paper*. DISIRTINO THE sISKINO SHIP. News has been received by the Shanghai mandarins Irom the North, staling that a large number of southerners, holding official posts in Peking, have succeeded in escaping from the capital south of tbe Yellow river. The Boxer leaders are said
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    WARSHIPS AND TRANSPORTS.
    133 2 Thk Italian cruiser Stromboli, Capt. Mareelli Raflaele, arrived this morning na Colombo, and went alongside No 7 Section Borneo Wharf to coal. The Slromboli is of 3,898 tons, has a crew of 355, carries 36 guns, and is of 7,000 horse-power. She is expected to leave for
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    162 2 Messrs. Latham and Mactaggart report: Our markets remain very depressed. Rates in mining share* of all descriptionscontinue very weak. Pahang Kabang The Directors advertise a call of 6d. per share, payable at the office of Messrs. Paterson, Simons and Co. 'An Mines:— Pi-.hang Corporations have changed handr
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    NETHERLANDS INDIA.
    1153 2 THE CHINA TRADE. Thk troubles in China have called attention to the trade of that empire with Holland and Netherl.inds India. From Netherlands India, petroleum and sugar are the main export staples shipped to China. But this trade is carried on under foreign flags to the disguil of
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  • SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE "STRAITS TIMES'
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      ALARM AT CHUNGKING
      33 2 BRITISH COMM UNITY LKFTONTHUIuSDAY. Shanghai, Friday Evening. Consul Kraser is much alarmed at the position of affairs at Chung-king, Central China. He left Chung-king yesterday with the whole British community.
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      YUAN SHIH-KAI'S TELEGRAM.
      66 2 MINISTERS SAFE ON JULY 30TH THEIR TKANSFKR TO TIKNTSIN. Vuan-shih-kai wires that the foreign Ministers in Peking were well on July 30th, that there was no distress, and that they had plenty of food. The wire states that the relations of the Ministers with tbe Chinese are
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      CATHOLIC PRIESTS MURDERED.
      25 2 Two more Roman Catholic priests have been massacred in Northern Manchuria, where thn Russians are reported to be helpless, being hopelessly outnumbered
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    MONET FOR PEKING.
    14 2 The treasurer of Soochow is sending a large remittance to Feking.
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    15 2 The MMk Budget wai published this morning. A mail supplement will be published this afternoon
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    22 2 Licit AMitchell.No. 1 Co.H X.5.8.8.A., having arrived from India ou the 3rd inst has been taken on the strength of the command.
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    25 2 < >v Monday next, the Post Office and its sub-offices will close at 2.30. The money order, parcel post, and Savings Bank branches will be closed.
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    27 2 Is consequence ol the lamented death ofl 1 R 11 the Duke of Saxe-Coburg and (iotha, military officers when in uniform will wear mourning until further orders.
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    40 2 Steps are to be taken, in connection with the coming census, to obtain for each military district in India a nominal list of Europeans and Eurasians capable of bearing arms, as also the number of those who are already Volunteers
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    44 2 THEusua 1 monthly missionary meeting will be held at the i'nnsep Street Church on Monday next, at S p.m. Mr. Then. Page will preside, and Mr. H. W. Fry, Founder of the Industrial Mission Aid Society, and Revd. F. H. Morgan, will give addresses.
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    43 2 Two Hokiens have been arrested on suspicion of stealing a cheque fur S2OO on the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank from 38 Market Street, and also *130. In the box belonging to one of the prisoner the police found 100 counterfeit one cent coins.
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    44 2 Today's share and produce quotations came too late for correction on the back page. Contributory Raubs .have r>sen to $66. Redjang Lebongs are at $305 Jelebus have risen to $9. Temelongshavedro|ipedtosl6. Medium pearl Upioca has risen to $7.50. Tin has dropped to $78 50.
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    59 2 Th* tirst batch of prisoners of war from South Africa for Ceylon is expected to arrive at Colombo today by steamer. They are a mixed crowd mustering 285, including not only Boers hut also Hollanders, Irish Americans, Germans, and a varied assortment of other nationalities. They are escorted on board
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    54 2 "A Nkw Zealander" writes to tbe Tim-.' suggesting that the thousands of Mausers captured from the Boers should be distributed among theseveral Colonies now contributing their best blood in defence of the Empire. Atthesame time, he thinks, the big guns, Maxims, "pom-poms,'' ti hoc. qenui would be gladly welcomed and
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    63 2 Til eke has been so much talk, declares the Syren and Shipping, about a coming steamer bigger than the Oceanic that we consider we are doing a public service in stating on the highest authority that the keel of a larger steamer than the biggest on record has already been
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    66 2 It appears from a Shanghai paper that the John Birch who was drowned in the Yellow River on. the 24tn ult. was Mr. John Grant Birch, of John Birch and Co., Ld. The raft on which he was travelling down the Yellow River from Lanchou was wrecked or broken up
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    64 2 Yestcbday we published a paragraph in our columns, from A Correspondent," to the effect that Mr. Cuscaden's Bengali detective was a spectator of gambling transactions in I'ekin and China Streets, and apparently took no action. Mr Cuscaden informs us that if" A correspondent will come forward and give evidence to
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      429 2 NOTICES. KRIS BEER A first juality I ilsener, at a moderate price (iuaranleed equal to anything in the market lISJO per case of .loz pints, of all dealers. BORNEO CO., LTD. Hole Importers. BLICKENSDERFER TYPEWRITERS. A portable and perfectly efficient machine. Weight complete with case lOilbe. Price s7B.so. sjMtea THE
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      761 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. TIIEROBINSON^ PIANO CO. IHIMkOM.. Ml tM.II U. »M» MM.U'OKt Hv fab the Laroot Fikm ik thk Fist op PIANO AM) ORGAN MAN TKACirRERS AND SPECIALISTS, Ml HC AND MISICAL INSTRUMENT BELLKRS. Pianos of the highest Class For Hire or on tbe Easy Payment System, made to our order
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      321 2 Practical Malay Grammar By 1.1 W. 8. SkalUtMaW A tberoothly first-class book for all undents of Malay. H P«rt«ct Wrr«»f ft Into twenty-nine lessons, each with vocabulary and translation exercises, illuttntIng the grammatical rules laid down, together with a Key to the Exercises makes this the simplest and beat book
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      633 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. CHANGE OF ADDRESS. DRS. Galloway and Kirk nave removed their consulting rooms to No S, Raffles Place, next building to that occupied by Kolyk aud Davidson Uolicitors. {/a NOTICK. ONE of the largest high-class Bordeaux Wine Houses requires purchasing agents on monopoly. Address, with Bank references, to "Bordeaux"
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      31 2 PRICE IS CENTS. StraiU Times SOU a year, or, post fret KM. Straits Budget I «18 a year, or, pott free, $20 Advertising Rates may be found in the faxrth piiqe.
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      28 2 STRAITS INDIAN KA.MINK KIM' SEVENTEENTH LIST Previously acknowledged |r A. J All.li 17 Hon. Kec Indian Famine Fund. Perak 3"-'» -i 73,01.1 0* G. W. Dptt, Uuu- frauuftr.
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    2189 3 rKIHAY. 3kii AIUI 1 PRBENT. bin »wMi— in in. K.E, (Officer Kynn.-ndey (Reßideatll,.r cl Pennnn). .Acting Colonial Secre- v ii.ll (A.i.liior-0-nerml). ...,h.-i ;A.tin(! Colonial Hon r. St. Q. Cwilleild (Acting Colonial Hon. J. Burkinnhaw. Hon Dr l.itu Boo.i Kfng. i.l-Mattnewt. Hon W J Karle. ABSENT. Hon K X
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    SINGAPORE FOOTBALL CHALLENGE CUP.
    976 3 REPLAYED FINAL TIE. 12TH CO. WIN BY ONE GOAL TO NIL. The re-played tie between the 35th Co and 12th Co. R A took place last night on the Esplanade, before a large crowd of spectators The ground, owing to the recent heavy rains, was a
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    THE MAIL.
    21 3 I'hk outward M. M mail steamer Psvn passed Malacca at 10 a.m. to-day, and is due here at dusk.
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    THE CHINAMAN.
    115 3 Conki l I'layfair of Koochow says of the Chinaman His I'lmrarii-r ia a homogeneous one, .■mil wia* little whatever the latitude. Of the :«»p million* (whatever the emit iiiimu-r in. iv U-l there are iMIUfICIM who rawmbla dm another in the most asto-ni-limu waj To the new arrival
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    THE FIGHTING AT TIENTSIN.
    1667 3 EXPERIENCES Of TWO RAILWAY AN iWin SIGHT DEAD BODIES IVKHYWUEKE. Two railway engineers— till recently in the employ of the Chinese Imperial Riilway Dei arment -passed through Singapore tin? week, before the <lieturbiinces broke out, these men were living about a mile and a half outside
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    AN OPIUM CASE
    443 3 Yesterday, Koh Tua Soon and Han Tan Poh were biought before Mr. Sarwar, on remand, on the allegation of dishonestly retaining eight cases of opium valued at 57,240, the property of Messrs Meyer Brothers, in a twakow iv the harbour on the 21st ultimo. Mr I \V.
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    ARRANGEMENTS.
    195 3 Saturday, 4th Aiovht. High Water. 3.34 p.m. Ab (a Jewish fast day). Pon ing Races. Third Day. 8. C. C. Cricket Tournament. G. K. C. Shoot. Tanglin. 8. Football. S. V. K. 2nd XI t Bt. Joseph's. M M. homeward mail closes. 6 p. in I. O. G. T.
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    VESSELS ADVERTISED TO SAIL.
    60 3 Frtmnutle via (x>rts. Sultan, on Oth Aug \V. NaniHeld A Co. rWiang and Calcutta, A. Apcar, due Tib linn. S»rkie» A M«i. Vinila. A. Lope*, due 3th Auk., Barlow A CV Pinang and Deli, DM, every Tuesday, Rehn »««*Co. IWi, Svaaairavew] Friday, Behn Meyer a (y,
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      795 3 TO-MORROWS CHURCH SERVICEB. (Eighth Sonday after Tristty). St. Andrew's Cathedral. 7 a. m Matin*. 7.30 a. m.. Choral F.ucbarist. Ham, Holy Eucharist. 6.30 p. m., Evensong and Sermon. There will be no Service at St. Matthew's to-morrow owing to the illness of the Rev. D. Holland Btubbs. ROMAN CATHOLIC Cathedral
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      1001 3 NOTICES. CDiUAPORE SPORTING CLUB. Programme for Autumn Race Meeting, 1900. OOTOBEIt 23rd, 2.">IA, ami 2711. FIRST DAY. Tuetday, 2Hrd Octoltr. First Race. THK MAIDEN PLATE.— VaIue 1300.— A Race (or Maiden Horses-Weight a* per scale (10*t.). An allowance of Sllb. to ex-Griflln* imported into the Straits Settlements or Native States
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      694 3 SHIPPING* FOR DERBY BROOMB, COSSACK, iiNsLOW. CARNARVON, GERALDTON, AND FREMANTLE. THE Ocean Steamship Company* •teamer BVLTAX, I^7oton»regi. l< .r. Captain F. Pitt*, is intended to Mil for tbe above ports on Sunday, ths 6th August. For freight jr passage apply to W. MANSFIELD 4 00 4/8 Agent*, O. 8. 8.
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    COMMERCIAL.
    565 4 Smoirom, 4t>< Anovn, 1900. PRODDCE. (Haiti an eomottd to noon) Uambier t 7.87. Oopr» BalL 6.78. do Pontianak, tfO. P«pp«r, Black bujert 80.70 do White, (SX) 48.00 ■lago FlonrSarawak 3 60 do Brunei No. 1 8.90 Pearl Sago 4.07 J. Ooffee, BtJI,I4X batit KM GoSee Palembang, 16X batis.. 37.00
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    126 4 MAI LS CLOSE. For Per ttr. Time. To-Day. Penaog A Calcutta A'tunrani; 3 p.m. Hongkong S.itang 3 p.m. I'enaag A Deli Valypto 3 p.m. t'eoaag Pin Seng 3 p.m. Sourabaya yam Yong 3 p.m. l>uli Deli 4 p.m. Klang via ports Sappho 4 p.m. Batu Pabat Sultana 4 p.m. Halembang
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    116 4 Fkoh KDRort By the M M. s.s. Yami, doe on the 4th Aug. with dates to the 13th July. 8h« brings replies to the mails which left Singapore on the 16th Jane. Kkom China:— By the M. M ».s. Tonkin. doe on Sunday. .eft Ring»porc Dae in
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    217 4 AKKIVALS Per s. o. Ban Win Cuan from MalaccaMr. Hansen, and Mrs. O. Oraan. Per s. 8. lAMdiana from Madras via porte— Lieut. H. D Bhaw, Messrs. Curties, tipencer, and NicholßOD. Pers.s. tiuitatiii from Calcutta via ports— Lieut. Mitchell. Per s. s. A'unuan./ from Hongkong— Messrs. G. Payne,
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      300 4 Under this heading the following abbreviations are used sir.— steamer sh. ship bq. barque sch— schooner Yet.— Yacht Cru.— Cruiser QbL— Qunboat TorTorpedo H. p.— Horse-power Brit.— British U. S.— United Sutes; FrFrench Ocr. German Dot.— Dutch: Job. Johore Ac., Q. c, Qeneralcargo d.p. deck passengers U.—
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      TRADING VESSELS &C.
      510 4 auiv*u Hmci Noon or Yustekday. Henlawen, Brit. str. 1480 tons Capt Webster, 3rd Aug. From London, 27th June He. and 10 d.p. P. Simons and Co. For Hongkong. 6th— W. 8a.% Hin Cuan, Brit. str. 199 tons, Capt Scott, 3rd Aug. From Malacca, 3rd Aug. (i.e., and
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      786 4 nnmt, port, probat.l* dot* ol arrtml. and nawu ol atjenu. Stiimmu. \cara, H'kong, Aug 7 C». Wood. Aglaia, Chios, Aug 16 Kautenborg. Albenga, H'kong. Aug 1.1 B. M. Annam, H'kong, Auk I M. M. Antonio Lopei H Colons. Aug 19 Barlow. Astuna, New York, Aiig 12; B Meyer.
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