The Straits Times, 21 September 1900
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Title Section14 1900-09-21 1 The Straits Times. EST. OVER A CENTURY SINGAPORE FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 21, 1900. No. 20,240.14 words
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Advertisement794 1900-09-21 1 fpio m „M c.iMI'ANY. LUUItW Nnrw>oh Unioa Fii. limn Atlaa AssonuxJ. l>«|»a\v {Vm). TW KnuitaM* Life kMrnanmar »ool«tT. fall'ld"**' iMMIt o» TH« BOBXTO company. limitbd. a*—*. sTEAMSiII' COMPANIES^ P Offk i. BMM Stmct STEAM NAVIGATION <X>MrAM. Btuhibs fob Chi»a, J*»*». P»*aiig CIYLO.I. iHUIi. APSTRALIA. ADIK, BOTrt, UaUIILLU, OiBBiLTiB, MALTA, BwHDiai.794 words
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Advertisement1176 1900-09-21 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. T"ONINKUJKE PAKETVAABT MAATBCHAPPIJ Coder rODtnct with the NatherUnda India UoTernment. t n .*ti at Siiwopoi*: Ship Aoijci, un J. Diudiu A Co., S-S, Oollt«» Quit. the undermentioned date* are only approiimate. Steamer From Wtllf T»»ptc>.>d tor On ,Vim»«Sft. Bu l^Kl».B«pt. 11. Banjermanin. Pulo Lout, Balik Papan Cote, Bnlongan,1,176 words
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Advertisement635 1900-09-21 1 INSURANCES. 'I'HK LONDON AND LANCASHIRE 1 FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Caoital £2,127,800 Paid up Capital £m,7M Reserve Fond £1,078,680 The undersigned, Agents for the Company, are prepared to accept fire risks at current rates of premium. BOCBTEAD A Co. rE CHINA TRADERS INSURANCE OOMPANT, LIMITED. Capital Subscribed W,000,000. Amount Paid up.635 words
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Advertisement619 1900-09-21 1 INSURANCES. Two Great Necessities. VIZ. 1. FAMILY PROVISION. •i. PROVISION FOB OLD AGE. Easily and Economically met by a Policy in THK BRITISH EMPIRE MUTUAL LIFK OFFICE, Established 1847. Chairman The Right Hon'ble .sir John Gorat, M. P. Funds— Rs. 420,00,000 Claims Paid— Rs. 450,00,000 L.AKCE MIBK I.IBEKM. CtIMTMS KIW619 words
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Advertisement696 1900-09-21 1 BANKS. HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. i-AID-l'l 1 CAIMTAI »10,(O0,«B. RESERVE FUND 111,500,000. RESERVE LIABILITY OKI .inooooOO PROPRIETORS. -•I'VWMW. COCET OF DIEECTOM N. A. SIIBS, Etq.-OHAI«M»» li siirwiN, Km— Dbpott Cmaibhak. E. H. GaAT, Bm. I D M E. Gown., Eaq. A J Ratmokd, Cm. A Haupt, Km I B696 words
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Advertisement509 1900-09-21 1 NOTICES. KAGNALL At HILLKS 86, Botituon Read. HAVE ON HAND:— Electric Fan*. Ceiling and Table. 40, 60, t» 100, 10, and l-.fl olu. Designed to operate from Incandescent Circuits. Any Voltage to order. Direct or Alternating Current Fans. For Table Die, 104 Volts. Inspection inrited from all people who have509 words
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Advertisement757 1900-09-21 1 FOR SA.LE EMPLOYMENTS TO LET- AND_PER-ONAI* Ist time, 16 cents a line Jnd and IN times, 10 oents a line 4tb to Bth tlraes osnte a line 7th to 18th tines I seats a line afterwards, 1 orals a llaa be* ac charge leas than one dollar. Taos tVn* Urn*757 words
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Article119 1900-09-21 2 l)»i«. Vnmi Niiii >uuAKii.| Cimii DwiKTiim Sept JO Manilla fab im. Joulxrt UUi M Calypso Brit >tr. I.o«t> f«oan«: ht»l Deli H Stroinbus Mr. Ho ken Vokohaiin Jl B»n\Vl,wlHin .tr. Uiwn Klsng port. -■I Tui Cbio» itr. Kebrr 1 I jbuau tia |K>rt« M (juitn »tr. Kami I Tegml119 words
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Article100 1900-09-21 2 FRIDAY, 21st SEPT 1900 The latest rumour in official oircles regarding the Governorship of the Straits Settlements is that Sir Charles Warren is to receive the appointment. Having successfully accomplished his task of pacifying Griqualand West, there was no further need for Sir Charles' services in South Africa, and he100 words
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Article188 1900-09-21 2 The prosecution of undertakings in Japan involving foreign enterprise and capital is much hampered. "Japan for the Japanese" is the cry. An example of the exclusive attitude which the Japanese adopt towards foreigners is shown in the matter of the development of the petroleum industry. For a long time it188 words
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Article313 1900-09-21 2 Wl have held the opinion all along that despite the somnalent condition of affairs in China during the past few weeks, the chief theatre of the struggle will be the Yang-t/.e River. The Chinese are preparing to retard the advance upriver of German troops who are going on this expedition,313 words
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Article13 1900-09-21 2 1 iik hall at the new Teutouia Club to-night commences at nine o'clock.13 words
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Article16 1900-09-21 2 A case of Miiall-pox has occurred at Pulo Tekong. A Malay girl is the person affected.16 words
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Article14 1900-09-21 2 Th« Municipality at I'enang is considering whether it shall buy up the tramway there.14 words
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Article16 1900-09-21 2 Yap Nia Ckke was, yesterday, lined I2UO for selling lottery tickets. The informer was awarded >l.'m16 words
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Article20 1900-09-21 2 A launch will leave Johnston's Pier for the Swimming Club bungalow on Sunday next at 10 and 11 a. m.20 words
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Article20 1900-09-21 2 Tub F. M. l> Slerun arrived from Pahang this morning with H. H. the Tungku Behar and suite on board.20 words
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Article16 1900-09-21 2 The German homeward mail steamer I'reusten left Hongkong yesterday, and is due here next Tuesday morning.16 words
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Article16 1900-09-21 2 Am extradition treaty has just been concluded between the Governments of Sarawak and British North Borneo.16 words
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Article19 1900-09-21 2 Thkrk is a practice shoot of the Garrison Rifle Club at the Tanglin range at 3 o'clock to-morrow afternoon.19 words
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Article18 1900-09-21 2 Caftain Bailie Hamilton of the British Militia hu been appointed a Wing Offi-cr in the Malay State* Quidw.18 words
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Article18 1900-09-21 2 Messiw. Pnwell Co. advertise, an auction sale of damaged produce at Tanjong Pagar Wharf on the 25th instant.18 words
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Article23 1900-09-21 2 The Sea Belle, with Mr. Justice Leach on board, leaves Malacca this evening, and is expected to arrive hare to-mor-row morning at daylight.23 words
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Article22 1900-09-21 2 Two hundred and nineteen deaths were registered in Singapore during the wee.k ending on Saturday last. The ratio per thousand was 47.50.22 words
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Article23 1900-09-21 2 The Rev. W. G. Shellabear has been appointed officiating Wesleyan clergyman to the troops at Singapore from to-day, rirelhe Rev. F. H. Morgan.23 words
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Article26 1900-09-21 2 The Japanese warship Asaki is due here from Europe on the 27tb instant. She is now at Colombo, where she is detained from difficulties in coaling.26 words
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Article26 1900-09-21 2 Secokd-Lieut. Shaw, 18th M. N. has been transferred to the Ist Gurkhas and leaves Singapore for Madras on or about the 26th inst. in the Camotta.26 words
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Article23 1900-09-21 2 Powell and Co. advertise sales of land on Woodleigh estate, along Serangoon Road also in Race-Course and Holland Roads, on the 2nd October.23 words
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Article27 1900-09-21 2 Mr. and Mrs. Trotter left by the P. andO. mail this morning for Europe. Mr. L. A M Johnston assumes the duties of Acting Postmaster-General in Singapore.27 words
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Article29 1900-09-21 2 Messrs. Syme A Co. advertise the cheapness and excellence of their petroleum oil of the Rising Sun brand, which can be had from them and from most retail dealers.29 words
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Article25 1900-09-21 2 At the Assizes, yeßterday, Pak Mah Wan, a Chinese post-office employee, was found guilty of opening correspondence, and was sentenced to nine months' rigorous imprisonment.25 words
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Article31 1900-09-21 2 A nkw 4-cent postage and revenue stamp made in the poitsl union colour has been issued in British North Borneo. The stamp represents an orang-utan in black on a red ground.31 words
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Article35 1900-09-21 2 Dr. Morrison, in a despatch to the London Timet, say" the Powers mvii insist on the deposition of the EmpressDowager and the execution of Prince Tuan and the other organisers of the massacres in China.35 words
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Article35 1900-09-21 2 It is reported that 2,000 more Japanese coolies are wanted for the German troops in China, and that there is keen competition between the Japanese emigration companies and the coolie agents to obtain the contract35 words
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Article39 1900-09-21 2 The tenders for the General Farm in Perak were opened on Saturday last, and they show a rise amounting to almost three times the farm rent at present received by the Sultan's government, which stands at 560,0i)0 a month.39 words
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Article34 1900-09-21 2 The British transport Suddea was caught in a gale near Hongkong on the Kith instant, and suffered some damage. Twenty-three mules and fo'ir horses were killed. One hundred and fortythree sheep were washed overboard.34 words
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Article45 1900-09-21 2 It is advertised that the annual general meeting of the shareholders of 'he I'nion Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd will be held at the otticee of the Society at Hongkong on Thursday, 11th October. A dividend of l" per share of S5O will be paid.45 words
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Article36 1900-09-21 2 .-i-t.Akiv. to a north China newspaper reporter about recent military operations there, a German naval ollicer remarked that the Russians appeared to be short of officers, and commented on the good marksmanship of the American troops.36 words
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Article46 1900-09-21 2 A ai.A/K in a Standard Oil Company's kerosine junk brilliantly lighted up Hongkong harbour on the night of the 13th instant. The junk was laden with about 1,500 damaged tins of oil. The blame is laid upon the carelessness of the Chinese crew in handling fire46 words
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Article46 1900-09-21 2 Yestebday, the proprietor of the Newmarket Hotel responded to two summonses, one for keeping his house open during prohibited hours, and the other for not keeping his lodgers' book in accordance with law. The first summons was dismissed on the second he was fined *•"> and costs.46 words
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Article54 1900-09-21 2 lr is rumoured that Japan has made applicationtothe Powers for an increase in the customs duties there on leading articles of merchandise. This arises from the fact that Japan has been put to great expense in consequence of the Chinese expedition the proposed change is expected to result in a54 words
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Article68 1900-09-21 2 Timiay's share and produce quotations came too late for lorrection on the back page. South Raubs (SIOO prt have dropped to SIT."), and South Raubs (SaO pd.) have dropped to »7.v Redjangs have risen to tMaUa\ and Tanjong Pagan to $295 Black pepper ha« risen to *29.75. Tin hae dropped68 words
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Article80 1900-09-21 2 A cuUREM'ONiiiENT writes, point ing out that in January last the demand rate of exchange ittoud at lIP, now it stands at 2 a difference in favour of the Colony of about 5 per cent. But while this is the case, there is no reduction in prices he thinks tradesmen80 words
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Article52 1900-09-21 2 Thk following Message has been received in Peking Telegram from Her Majesty to Sir Claude MacDunald:— "Warmest congratulations on your safety after such a terrible time of anxiety to us all. Trust you, Lady Mac Donald, and children are well, as well as all the others. Victoria,52 words
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Article92 1900-09-21 2 The French transport Uruguay left for China at B.ao p.m. yesterday. The Italian transport Cilia de Milaito, with Russian troops on board, left for China about 7 o'clock hist night. The British transport Hull ur-it was stopped this morning while passing through on her way back to India92 words
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE "STRAITS TIMES."
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Article26 1900-09-21 2 HETAKKSOVER SEALS OK OFFICE. Slmngkai, Thurtday night. Li Hung-Chang takes over the Chihli Viceroy's seals to-morrow and starts directly for Peking, joining Prince Ching.26 words
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49 1900-09-21 2 Eight thousand veteran foreigndrilled well-armed Chinese soldiers are •ncamped at Yang-cbow. They are proceeding to the north to support Li Hung-chang. The troops are under the command of Chang-yao-yuan, who was the Chinese General at Kiao-chau when the Germans seized that place.49 words
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Article35 1900-09-21 2 OHSTRUCriON INTENDED II THE CHINESE. Ueports are to hand that the Chinese are obstructing the channel of the Yang-tie River, below Kiang-yin forts, in order to hinder the Germans going up-river.35 words
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Article193 1900-09-21 2 Ykcterday, Awah, a Malay woman, and Eusope were brought, before Mr. Bell for enquiry into allegations of kidnapping and theft. It was elicited that, on the 10th instant, Awah went to No 2 Ballestier Road and asked for a drink of water. It was given her,193 words
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Article214 1900-09-21 2 SII.PHIKIC ACID USKD. This morning, Tan Kee Ho and a Malay named Awang were brought before Mr. Bell for enquiry into an allegation of having caused the death of Goh Loh by throwing sulphuric acid over him on the 6th ult. Dr. Keun said he was on duty214 words
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Article412 1900-09-21 2 Ylm'lkday afternoon, an imiuesl was held by Mr. J. P. Joaquim, the Coroner, on the body of a young Roumanian Jewess, who was found drowned, yesterday morning, in the sea opposite the Esplanade. It was elicited that the young woman had been employed as a barmaid,412 words
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REUTERS TELEGRAMS.
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Article56 1900-09-21 2 NO HOER ARMY LEFT liontim, Friday. lxrd Roberts wires from Nelspruit that, of about :t,OOO Boers who had retreated to Komatipoort, 700 crossed the Portuguese frontier. The rest of the Boers deserted and dispersed after first destroyrfj; their guns. Nothing is left of the Boer army in the56 words
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Article39 1900-09-21 2 President McKialey lias been con ferring with the officials at Washington It is understood that, at the conference, an answer was framed refusing to accede to the German proposal for settling the China question39 words
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Article26 1900-09-21 2 There are indications that the Opposition will make hut a poor fight at the General Elections in the. English counties and boroughs.26 words
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Article18 1900-09-21 2 President Kruger has accepted the offer of conveyance to Holland in a Dutch warship18 words
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Article42 1900-09-21 2 NO WITHDRAW AL FROM PEKING. Later. Keuter understands that the withdrawal of the Allied forces from Peking has been found to be inexpedient, owing to information being received that the Boxers <•. -ere prepared to re-occupy the city afti-r 'withdrawal of the Allies.42 words
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Article62 1900-09-21 2 The Dutch cruiser UeUerland, now at Perim, will convey President Kruger to Holland. The Dutch Foreign Minister haannounced, in the Second Chamber of the States General, that, wheu the offer of the warship was made, he informed the British Government of it The latter upon this declared that62 words
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Article17 1900-09-21 2 The Allies are heavily bombarding the Peitang forts to tho north of Taku17 words
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Article11 1900-09-21 2 Plague cases continue to be reported at Glasgow.11 words
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Article146 1900-09-21 2 MKKTIM* THI9 AFTERNOON The special half-yeaily meeting of members of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce was held this afternoon al the Exchange. Mr. W. P. Waddell presided and there was a good attendance The Chairman said the meeting had been called for the purpose of informing members146 words
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369 1900-09-21 2 TO THE EDITOR O( THK "STRAITS TIMES. Sir. The question at this moment is what in to be done with China anil her people Already there are rumours everywhere -inning the Chinese that the Allies are at present not in Peking at369 words
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Advertisement421 1900-09-21 2 NOTICES. NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY LI). GLASGOW. Manufacturer* of Dynamite, Gelignite, Gelatine Dynamite, Blasting Gelatine, Detonators, ILL lIHIW Of Safety Fuses. ElMirie Blasting Apparatus, Tke alar* Ktplonx**, If ing all mam tiut-urtd in Qreal Britain, are made U> paw the higk liahdord of tafety nnd funiy teelt impoeeil hy the Britith421 words
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Advertisement1280 1900-09-21 2 NOTICES. THE (lI INKS E CRISIS. Owing Ici tlic above, our liousps in Shanghai and Hongkong have a nuiiilx-r ol pianos p!ao-d in tlieir liaixis fur sale cheap, and some of these insliuiiiMith lnvc Ix'i'ii sciil to us tor disposal. lianroiiitt an> (.tTcn'il and an early inspection 1m invited. rut:1,280 words
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Advertisement925 1900-09-21 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. < UmMMAM require! board and VJf lodgiui; Terms most be moderate. Quiet and homely. Apply toG, c/o Slnri'f CLERK. \V r ANTED at once, for a mercantile TT office, a respectable clerk, mutt be a good penman and accurate at hit work. Apply giving references to H. C.925 words
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Advertisement131 1900-09-21 2 S.S. UtawM for tW NfrotO Ttmm •koaM M •ritUa on oaa of lb« dm»' onl». Bt u>« ■■•elect of tlMt condition, munj »r- ra)*nt«d thst aiffct oUmtwlm W pabUdMd. All •SvKtuiit ooateMto nMast to tho oon.liboo OX U. Xluuftr l»ra U» •drrniwnoit oat ol tU w~ >a ow of pr*>131 words
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Article231 1900-09-21 3 B with Ui<- i-ipressfd intention of the lat>- Kinc BMMrt of Italy t" wll, or turn nvr, ilicfnv.ift pan of his innuinorihle palaeen to I lie state a compariMß haa been made >ilmiii:ntaoftliedifl<Trnt Urn wocM. Republican Ciovare the 1-i.st {MaroiU to their I he I 'resident of231 words
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Article234 1900-09-21 3 \n m\m "t II M s Omtkrim told a newspaper rorrenpondent that he thought the .lapanese were a long way the best of the troop* on shore during march aud duriug tlie ii^liting up to the taking of Tn-n(-■in He bad to say that they were234 words
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Article665 1900-09-21 3 (t'rum our Corrrtpom'tnl.) Kaah Uaw, Hi >>)■- -■MM iBICFLT iperinteiident of Public. Works lias gone to Kauh, Tras, and Baataaja, no inspection duty It is sail that tin Trae-Beutong Road is vow completed, and will be taken over by Government during Mr Stokoe's present vUit thither The total665 words
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667 1900-09-21 3 Ist. BOUND— S. V. A. <. K. F. Tb i abuvu teams met last night in the first round of Ilia Warren Kootball Shield. I'nfortunately, owing to the lennia tournament, tbe S. V. A were unable to jml their beat team on tlie liclil The team667 words
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Article451 1900-09-21 3 A m'nbkr of contrivances bave from time to time been devised for tethering or restricting tbe flight of gulf balls, in order that the driv« might be practised within tbe limit* of a small lawn or chamber Messrs Anderson, Anderson, and Anderson, ol Bt Paul's Churchyji J,451 words
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Article60 1900-09-21 3 Two Inch officials at Canton Wane I'huan Shan and Loa H>.k Shan fell llllcliT !.11-|.:c-li>n. till' lillllT II.IV. (if liaving had secret communication!- with the foreign I' .uits to betray the Chinese i lovrrnment. Prince Tuan sent orders to have them beheaded hut, so it is reported,60 words
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Article521 1900-09-21 3 (In aJcann <,/ to-day* mail.) l M ndon,'!lhloUlkBrpl. CHINA. Admiral Seymour, in bis despatch, especially commends the Japan»s« Kir energy and mubility. Writing to the Japanese commander, Admiral Seymour Saul lie hoped tbeir co-operation with Hi.- British wuuld be th« forerunner of long good-fellowship bMween the two521 words
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Article66 1900-09-21 3 It la stated that Dr. Knston will leave Penan; for India about the 27th inatant, «o as to resili Xegajmtam a« emigration *i:eut early in October. Dr. Fry, aupernumerary colonial surgeon, now acting in Malacca, will aucceed him. Dr Keun will get Or Fry'e appointment. For the preeent,66 words
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Article81 1900-09-21 3 A little girl was asked bow she had I liked being shut up in Peking. Not at I all," she replied. t couldn't get I enough to eat." The survivors looked I emaciated onough for the must part, I though perhaps one had expected I worse. Six81 words
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Article164 1900-09-21 3 I.EIAKTCRE OF THIS MPIIUI Akh/'j, IW/i September. la conformity with an agreement Im -twf. pi t lie Consuls and the Taotai, the British and Japanese landing parties returned tv their ships at 9 o'clock this mornine. At 8 a.m. the captains of II MS i.<tliM<;crmancruii,ers.SWi»«V'* and164 words
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Article208 1900-09-21 3 The Brilith -Vorl/i liortoo HeraLl calls I attention to the condition of tongues I prevailing there, on the narrow strip of I country nn the west coast between the I »ea and the coast range, as a serinus I hindrance to good government. Five I principal languages208 words
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Article298 1900-09-21 3 YKBTERT»AYiJ PI.AY. ■UMHB Ellinl v. SyniM, unfin. Withers beat Morrison 6-1.6-4. IWbiahire beat MacUggart, 6-1, 8-6. a nsoii«. l)e» inu-30 beat Lowe+4, 1-6, «-S, 6-4. I giNULIs. Uonloo— 'J beat Harrold ML 8-6, 6-1. Mmiwo+i bent Badd.-ley ict.,6o, 6-1. I Norn*— 4 H»nn»(ord+», ODfla. Sc-att298 words
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Article, Illustration428 1900-09-21 3 (UJNDtCTU BY "KINGS PAWN.) All chess correspondence should be addressed to "KiDg's Pawn." solution. No. 196 (Williams) III K 4 No. 107 (Cooper) QKt 4. Correct solutions from A. O. S. and Nemo. PKOai.EH HO. 198, BY W. A. CLAV. Molesey. BLACK 6 I'lKCCS. WHITE 9 I'irU White mates428 words
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Article108 1900-09-21 3 Tun following i» tba Far East paseenger list of the P. O. Malta, which arrives here tbi« afternoon as we go to presi:— From London-Mr E. F. Maocdoo, Misa E. E. Oorhalu, Mr*. Hil 1 Mr J. Tuttle, Mr. H.H Mi.it h. Mr. K. H. Eckford. Mr J. Gampbei;,108 words
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Article139 1900-09-21 3 HOW TRI INDIAN TROOPS CNTBBID. A Japahbsi Hccount of the capture nf Peking speaks of (he entry of the British Indian troop* as a brilliant achievement. While the rent of the Allied forces were susaulting the city direct, the British officers effected a rapid entry elsewhere139 words
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Article213 1900-09-21 3 I'IHBC INK>KICI«!«( V The relieving force* at Peking were astonished to ace that the Chinese guns were mounted within 200 yards of the Legation*, and that during the hottest attack! something like 400 to 500 six-pounder shells would be tired per day. That so little damage was213 words
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Article211 1900-09-21 3 THE 8. V. A. Duties Orderly Oflicer for the ensuing week:— Lieut. F. Hilton Orderly N C. O. for the ensuing week Senrt. H. Heaney. FaradM Tuesday and Thursday, 5.15 p. m signalling Wednesday, 26 9.00. 8.45 p. m lamp practice. Monday, 24.S 00. 5.15 p. m.,211 words
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Article185 1900-09-21 3 Keidiy Vlet Strrfxißi High Water. 9«p.m. 8. V. A. Kecruits 1 Drill. 6.16. 8. C. A T»nnj» Tournament. Teuton it Clab Ball. 81TUKD4Y, MM SIPTEMRSE. High Witter. V.57 «m. 960 p.m. M. M. m»il from Europe due. Furniture Sale. Harelock Ril. Powell, ft I 0. B. C. Shoot. Tanglin.185 words
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Advertisement210 1900-09-21 3 FACTS OF AHSOHHIXCi INTEREST TO THOSE WHO ARE IX THE CLUTCHES OF RHEUMATISM. (Joe cannot be too quickly cured of I Rheumxtism. To set rid of those awfu l I p»ln» that make lite a never-ending series I of torture now mild, now eimiciating. to- I day in bed, to-morro*210 words
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Advertisement809 1900-09-21 3 HI t KYLON LACI ■BICsMNT. D. B PADRIB HAMY. T TAB nmo<«i from No. 8 Armenian 1L Street toNo. 8 Stamford Road.Singafjm •ft* ENVELOPES TO BE BAD AT THE "STRAITS TIMBS" OFFICE. 1,000 II Mnt free by Post «1.40 1,000 52.50 sent fr«« by Post »3 24. I -yOU should809 words
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Advertisement1009 1900-09-21 3 NOTICES. CDiUAPOBE SPORTING CLDB. Programme for Autumn Race Meeting, 1900. OCTOBBR 23rd, 2AM, am" S7JA. FIRST DAY. Tunday, 33rd October Tturt Riri. THE MAIDEN PLATE.-Value $800,A Race lor Maiden Horses- Weight v per scale (lOst.). An allowance of 211 b. to ex-Griffins imported into the strsi u Settlements or Native1,009 words
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Advertisement702 1900-09-21 3 FORBALE EMPLOYMENTS: TO LET; AND PERSONALS; [Ist tiki, ISoents Hrn; Ind ud tnl time., '0 cant* a line 4th to 6th time., 6 cents a line; 7th to 18th lime., t coat* line afterwards, 2 nnti a Him bat so charge lets than on* dollar. Thai, a tkrao'w advertisement, eloa«702 words
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Article585 1900-09-21 4 SiKtxrojts, Um SEi-rasiBiR, l«nu. I'ftOUUUE. {Hal ft an corncUd to noon' Uambier 18.00. Copra Bali, 6.40. de Pontianak mm I'epper, Black buyers MM do White, (6*> 46.00 Sato Flour Sarawak, i.. H 3.30 do Brunei So. 1 2.90 Pearl Sago 4.07». Coflee, Ball. 16% ba»i« SSJiU OoSee Paleml«o«, 16%baiis..585 words
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Article59 1900-09-21 4 rur rev nr. To-Morrow. KrUmtan via ports Urn Honckoap Japan Malta Batavia La Peoang rtn S«.^ I'enang Deli Calypn I'ODliaoalc via ports Han to Soon Hourabaya via ports Han Liang Klang vi:i poru Sappho Samarang via porti (i tana Seng 0 a.m. 10 am. 11 a.m. J p.m.59 words
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Article131 1900-09-21 4 rBOM EDEOPI :-By the P. ft U. 8. Malta, due on the 21st Sept. with dates to the 3Ut Aug. She brings replies to the mails whkh left Singapore on tlie ■.fiih July. The M. M. 1.,,.,-, with dates to the .Utii Aukiivi is due on Saturday.131 words
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Article261 1900-09-21 4 ARRIVALS. Per s. Full ll'o from Langkat— .Mr. W. Will.iams. TO ARKIVK (For Singapore.) Por M. M. s. Loot from Marseilles Aug •-'•i— Mr and Mr*. Detmoulieres. Per M. M. s- s. Armand Brkic connecting with the steamer Sydney at Colombo, from Marooillee Kept. 9- -Mr. W O.261 words
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SHIPPING.
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Article1211 1900-09-21 4 Under wisheadlag tbe following abbr«vi». tions aro ukJ i str.— steamer >b.— ship •q— l«njue sch— schooner Yet.— Yacht Cm.— Cruiser. Ght.<-tianboat Tor Torpedo H.p. —Horse-power Brit.— British U. B.— United States; Fr.— French Oer.— German Dot.— Dutch Job.— Jobore Ac., G. o.,—Generalcargo <l.p.— deck paawngers U-—1,211 words
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