The Straits Times, 26 October 1900

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    14 1 The Straits Times. EST. OVER A CENTURY SINGAPORE. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 26. 1900. No. 20,270.
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      862 1 NOTICES. rTtHE HIIKNEO COMIANY, I.IMIIKD fTIHB Standard LU. Assvaaes. Norwich Ualoa Firs losatsu* Society. Atlas assMsao* Cosspsay (Im). Tk. Bq.rt.hl. Lif. »-ai»i.o« Sooiscy. Th. Cktaa H«toal 8»s»- HavinUwi Cosqiaaj. rk. Tottsaba. Lafsc B«r Conpaoy. far mrtinjlar. of tarn CompaaM., the MU JZ%ZZI% <* THE bSSnBO CO¥PAICT, LIMITBD. A»«Bt» STEAMSHIP COMPANIES.
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      752 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. T'ONINKLIJKE I'AKETVAART MAATKCHAPI'U Under contract with the Netherlands India Government. AitentM at Sinaapore Ship Ag»ct, late J. Dimdeu A Co.. M, Coixtbb Juav. The undermentioned dates are only approximate. Steamer From Expected Will be Despatched for On rutfairilf Batsvia Oct. BaUvia, (Cheribon, Samarang, Sourabaya) Oct. »U if I'iriiruiiAi*
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      340 1 i iIiMI'AOME DKS MESSAUERIK^ U MARITIMEB DE FBAJICE. T«LKOR»riIIC ADDKESS: MESSIOEEIE. SmoiroEß. The mail steamers will leare flingap ore on or about tbe undermentioned dates.— UDTW4BC. MOHEWAKD. ISOU. I.mi UaUa Date* Anuam Out. I' 7 I ioo» Oct. ■-'<> A' Simon' Xot.U Smiw.i Nor. II r<im» Nov. 24 iWin Not.
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      644 1 INSURANCES. rpHE LONDON AND LANCASHIRE 1 FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital £2,m,r<00 Paid op Capital i.'12.760 Reserve Fond £1,075,580 The undersigned, Agents for the Company, are prepared to accept fire risks at current rates of premium. BOUSTEAD A Co. rE CHINA TRADKES LNBDHAKCE COMPANY, LIMITED. Capital Subecritod |»,000,00ti. Amount Psid up.
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      468 1 INSUBANCES. Two Great Necessities. VIZ. 1. FAMILY PROVISION. 2. PROVISION FOR OLD AGE. Easily and Economically met by a Policy in THE ISKITISH KMPIRK MITI'AI. i.ikk omrj, EsTABMSBKn 1847. Chairman -Tin Right Hon'ble Sir John Gorst, M. P. Funds— Rs. 420,00,00<i Claims Paid— Rs. 4. 1 >0,n0,000 UICE MUKE.N I
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      657 1 NOTICED. Ideal Milk ti x jnn quality to Enr:ciieii 20 per cent, wilh Cream. every other yOEAL MB* brand of STERILIZEDj QpJ(CfJg) NOT SWEETENED. k5 A Perfect Substitute for Fresh Milk. BANKS. HONGKONG AND MHANOHAI BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-UP CAPITAL »10,<i00,000. RESERVE FUND..Sterling Rcserve..»lii.<Ai,oMl tl ofouoo Si Iver Kewrve t-' «VW>
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      755 1 (iOVKKNMK.NT I >K I'KRAK RAILWAY STORES. THK Government of Perak is ptvpnreri io receive tender* for the supply of the following stores for the Railway Department during 1901 Class A— Tool*. Class C— Paint*, etc B-Hardware, D— Miscellaneous stores. Schedules and further information may be üb'ained on application to thi
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      817 1 KOM B\LB KMPLOYM«NTB Tit LET AND_PERBOHALB [Ist time, IS cents a line 2nd aad M tlmee, 10 cenu a line <ta to Bth times > oenta a line; 7tb lo ISth times t om«s a line afterwards, cents a Una but aa charge less than one dollar. Thus aMm Urn
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    31 2 Strait* Time* S3O a year, or poet fret tM. trait* Budget SlB a year, or pott free 120. Advtrtmng Hate* may he found «n tlie fourth page. FRIDAY, 29th OCTOBER, 1900
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    247 2 Uakon Kielithofen, who has been appointed foreign Secretary to the German Empire in succession to Count von Buelow, has so far not left any indelible impressions on the history of the Fatherland. Doubtless, however, he is an able man, or he would nor have been selected hy the Kaiset for
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    488 2 An advertisement fruin Messrs. Powell A Co., in to-day's pa|ier, brings into pruinin.-nn- liy attempting to relieve it the existence of a long-felt want in Singapore. We refer to lack of proper residential accommodation fur European* of limited means, the present resources of the Colony in that respect being utterly
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    7 2 To-day's 4 m/s bank rate is 2/1!.
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    20 2 A launch will leave Johnston's Pier for the Swimming Club bungalow on Sunday, at IO.;K) am and 1 1 :«> am
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    27 2 Ths rifle range at Taiping is frequented by a tiger. The brute was seen crossing it at the 300 yards range, in broad day, not long ago.
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    30 2 It has been decided that when the young Rajas of Psbang wk for education, they will be sent to Malacca or some other place where a European tutor is available.
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    48 2 At the Police Court, yesterday, before Mr. Brockroan, J. Trivett, a compositor, was charged by the Chief Clerk of the .H'/niif* Time* office with leaving the service of the paper without, giving a month's notice. Defendant was ordered to pay one month's wage* or undergo two weelu' iniprisouui«ut.
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    17 2 Thi usual men's monthly golf medal competition will take place on Saturday, 3rd November, at Sepoy Lines.
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    25 2 Thb griffins for the next January meeting at Penang were expected to arrive there yesterday. Forty-one griffins were coming, the number subscribed for being thirty-«ix.
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    33 2 Alixakdkr Huston, who claimed to have been bugler of the first section of the Light Brigade which made the famous charge at Balaclava, has died at New York at the age of eighty.
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    34 2 Thi number of lepers in Pahang is estimated at 168, who will be sent to Pulau Lallang the moment the asylum there is ready. The Sultan of Pahang is in favour of segregating lepers.
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    30 2 Ths Taiping Post Office has issued another set of labels, one dollar surcharged three centa. The office is beset daily by stamp gatherers clamouring for supplies of the new stamps.
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    36 2 Bone of the through passengers by the P. and O. CeromanJel, which arrived here last Tuesday, stayed so long ashore at Penang that the vessel left without them. They chased her unsuccessfully in a steam launch.
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    36 2 Thk Strait* Jtudget will be published to-morrow morning. It will contain reports of the first and second days' races. Next week's Budget will contain a full report of the races and an analysis of the racing.
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    37 2 The Hongkong Jockey Club has just held its annual meeting. The 6nances showed progress. During the last racing year the entries and nominations amoun*ed to $5,580 the Bums returned in stakes and given in prizes aggregated $8,435.
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    47 2 Brisbane, the capital of Queensland, rejoices at the extension of the operations of the North German Lloyd line to that port. Ihe route of the new service of steamers is from and to Sydney tim Queensland ports, German New Guinea, the Bismarck Archipelago, and the Far East.
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    46 2 Te* I'erak Pioneer announces the betrothal ot Raja Alang Iskander, a ■on of the Sultan of Perak, now at Oxford, to Tungku Norig, a daughter of the Sultan of Pahang. The marriage will come oft' when the intended bridegroom returns from England after completing Ins education.
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    50 2 (K'">si asu is developing an export trade of meat tv the Philippine Islands and the" Chinase port- Tbe China Steam Navigation Company has equipped its steamers with cold storage chambers, and siii"e the occupation of Manila by the Americans, has found it profitable to make Manila a po.t of call.
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    69 2 Thk linaticial report un St. Mary's Chinch at Kuala Lumpur, fur the year ending on the :«nh September last, shows a balance in hand of about CB4 to meet a present liability of 52,U50, of which over Sl are due un contract for the new parsonage. To finish the Utter
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    71 2 At Penang, during the year ending on the 31st August last, the Penang t'rirkclCluhplayed thirteen out matehav, of which 6 were won, 5 loot, and :i drawn. The matches against Singapore and Perak were lost. Mr. I). A. M. Brown heads the batting averages with 11 completed innings, and an
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    65 2 Thk S. V. A. Subdivision Competition for Major McCallum's Maxim Trophy will be held after the close of the first drill season, (probably in tin' last week of November and the brut week of December). Points will be given for smartness and accuracy of drill, neat turn-out, mounting and dismounting
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    75 2 It is understood by the Malay M.ul that stringent name laws are to be promulgated in Pahang, to preserve the rarer species of beasts and birds. Not long ago a German in Singapore sent up -onie Malays to Pahang to obtain half a dozen specimens of every living creature they
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    64 2 The splendid marching oft he Ciuards' Brigade, under General Pole-Carew, has been a feature of the South African campaign. They "footed if from Orange River Station to Komatipoort, and also made an expedition from Bloemfnnteiu to DcwetsHorp and back The men are extremely tit. When they |pft Pretoria to march
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    74 2 A I'eitAK team have accepted an invitation to cricket at Selangor A three days' match has been arranged, to be plnyed on the Bth, nth, and unit November. The I'erak team will consist of Messrs. Ingall, Fox.Sayers, McKenzie, Cochrane, Curtis, Willes, Hughes, Spink (somewhat doubtful, Stainer proceedx in lieu), Marshall,
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    "SWEET LAVENDER."
    66 2 As has already been stated in tlieso columns, a company of Singapore amateurs are zealously rehearsing for the performance of Pinero's charming drama Sweet Uvender in the Town Hall. The exact date of the performances are Thursday Nov. Ist, Saturday Nov. 3rd, and Monday Nov. stn. The curtain
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    VOLUNTEER CORPS ORDERS.
    108 2 8. V ft. Duties Orderly officr for the enmiing week -Lieut. F. J. Benjalield. Orderly K. C. O. for the ensuing week -Corpl Allen. farades: Monday, 39th, J.U p.m., Maxim gun drill and signalling. Tuesday, 30th, ii.l 5 p in., U R. M S. gun drill. Wednesday,
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    PUNISHMENT OF THE GUILTY.
    52 2 THE EMPRESS-DOWAUER'S STRANGE MESSAGE. Shanghai, Thurtday niglit The friendly Viceroys sent a memorial to the Throne recently urging punishment of the guilty parties. The advisers of the Empress- Dowager are said to be much puzzled by the Em press- Dowager's reply, asking what punishment they (the
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    WILY LI.
    36 2 A Chinese report says that Li HungChang has sent an identical message to all the foreign Ministers (except the British) saying, in effect, the other Powers are unfriendly and China relies upon your kindness."
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    TO DISPERSE THE BOXERS.
    21 2 A joint expedition of Allies is proceeding to tbe Ming tombs to disperse the Boxers assembled there.
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    THE MIKADO.
    62 2 Acvordino to intelligence which has reached Vienna the Emperor of Japan intends next spring to travel through Europe in order to visit the various Courts. The Mikado's visit is expected to begin in Vienna in May, when he will stay as the guest of the Emperor Francis Joseph
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    GANG ROBBERY AT CHANGIE.
    164 2 Aiiott 2 a.m. yesterday, aTaichew woman n& led l.uh Boou Yeo and a Hokien coolie named Teo Chwee Seng living at the 11th milestone, Chaugie Road, reported at Changie Police Station that at midnight six Taichews, whose names are unknown, but who can be identified, armed
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    a STORY OF RED TAPE.
    208 2 Thk late Sir John Adye used to relate a good story ol red tape, which, he declared, was not peculiar to home ullicial departments, but was also sent out in large consignments to India. "One day at Simla, an old artillery officer called and reiiuested
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    391 2 The fluceplalut, which arrived from Sydney on Wednesday last, brought a number of horses. Besides horses, the Uwepkuiiu has on board about I,OOU tons Australian coal for Singapore, which will be discharged at the docks. The French transport (JkoUrn arrived from .Saigon yesterday evening en rotUe for Marseilles,
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    REUTER'S TELEGRAMES.
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    THE CAMBRIDGESHIRE.
    23 2 Undo*, Thmduy. The race for the Cambridgeshire Stakes resulted as follows NOT NRECTUJ AGAINST RUSSIA. Berrill Codoman Good Luck 1 2
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    ANGLO-GERMAN AGREEMENT.
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    AUSTRIA ASSENTS.
    36 2 Renter learns that the Anglo-German Agreement is in no wise directed against Russia. Neither is it directed against Russian railway concessions in Manchuria or elsewhere. Austria has given her assent to the Anglo-German Agreement.
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    THE NEW GERMAN FOREIGN SECRETARY.
    22 2 Baron Kichthofen has been appointed Fneign Secretary to the German Ktnpire, in succession to Count von Buelow.
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    BANK CASHIER ABSCONDS.
    31 2 DEFALCATIONS £1 40,000. Alvord, the cashier of tue First National Bank of New York, has absconded with defalcations set at £140,000. The position of the Bank remains unshaken.
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    LORD WOLSELEY TO COMMAND TILL TUE END OF DECEMBER.
    41 2 It is staled that 1-ord Wolseley has agreed t'> remain at the War Office until probably the end of December, owing to the detention of l/ord Roberts by duty in South Africa.
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    DEATH OF SIMS REEVES.
    15 2 I." ml »i', Friday. Sims lleeves, the famous tenor, m dead.
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    BOERS LOSE HEAVILY.
    45 2 Philippolis, which has been in pos-->■--!''ii of the Boers for several days, was relieved yesterday by a column whirli ejected the enemy. The Boers it is stated lost heavily. General French is inarching from Bethel to Heidelberg. Fighting if taking place daily.
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    SPEECH BY THE KAISER.
    45 2 The Kaiser, in a speech delivered at Barmen said that the Agreement re China with the most powerful Teutonic Slate, outside Germany, forms the guarantee for common efl.nts in opening the markets of the world in friendly rivalry, and without acrimony.
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    TO-MORROW'SHANDICAPS.
    131 2 TO-MORROW 'SHAN DICAPS. THK OPEN OKIFFIN HANDICAP. Prince Tuan 11.7 Johnnie 8. 1 Castaway 9.-' Cutaway 11.4 Sailaway ».o Karline B.U boepgroeuton 10.0 Her Mnjesty 9.S art lriotram Io.ll' Knriiant 8.7 Double or Quits 8.7 Dainty 8.7 Then- s Air »J& THE UCL'RKY STAKES. Hollander 98 Kirestick 10. 1 J
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    QUEEN WILHELMINA.
    136 2 Thk World says that the official announcement of Queen Wilhelinina's betrothal was anxiously awaited in Holland, and if Her Majesty's marriage is much longer postponed there will be great dissatisfaction throughout the country. The (Jueen is now in her twenty-first year, and it is eminently desirable that the
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      435 2 NOTICES. NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY LD. ULABOOW. MuinlkUron ol Dynamite, Gelicnite, Gelatine Dynamite. Blasting Gelatine, Detonators, iv »i»iw or Safety Fuses, tleeiric Blasting Apparatus. Tk* alnif Xa^'onnw, being all mm u'ilviW ih Onal lirilmn, are made to poM Ik* high tttuuLtrd of mfnty and fnmty M, impound by He BritiA Oovanment,
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      870 2 NOTICES. THE ROBINSON PJANO CO., LTD. 98, HAFntH PLACM, SISGAI'OKK Colonial Production. INSPECTION IS INVITED. Pianos manufactured in Hongkongat the Factory of THE KOBINSON PIANO CO., LTD. G. OTOMUNE d^O. GENERAL STORE. DEALErS in Japanese Curios. Satsmna ware, Cloisonne ware, Porcelain ware. Bronze ware. lacquered ware Boxes, Trays, Frames, Screens,
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      900 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Amateur Theatricals, 'SWEET LAVENDER" 1 imi'II WH PRAIA l\ TIIIE ACTS BY A. W. Pinero, Esq., WILL BE PRODUCED AT THE TOWN HALL Thursday, Ist November. Saturday, 3rd Monday, jth Ot-ertare ai Ml p.m. oMaal p Reserved seats SJ.— Second seats SI Soldiers, sailor*, and police in uniform
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      86 2 M. S. S. inMuM for U» Rtrmte Tim*, ihoold tx written rm him lid* ol th* pun only B» tb< nwlact of th.t oon<Htion. m»w M.S.H. in njtotti th.t nitat utlmwiM 1m pabllabwl. All rootmct. M»rebj«rt to tb* mli. lion tb»t tkf lUhot b«7 Urn *rf>*rti*>nMHt oot of tb. p*p*r
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    CHINA.
    375 3 ftajMn receive*! I 1 in Imperial e.lict ordering tlic pnn- .ii and ihe other I to have been a lor tin- pur|H>sc of misB the l\.w«n.. Marshal von Waldersee has arrived it IvkiiiK and proceeded to the palace .I the Km press- Dowager, escorted by an International force The
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    REPLACING THE CORKSCREW.
    351 3 i >v i. in India, the talk turned on the nd til a corkscrew, and one of tbe party ailed fol two penknives and a bottle tightly corked Everybody elst push d table and gave him plenty of room He opened the of the two knives, and
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    THEFTS AND BURGLARIES.
    223 3 1 ai. ii k* rmmo.l Sin Yok Tin. al »<? Circular Road, reports that yesterday he went to his plantation at the M m 11.--n tin' Sirangoon Road and found lliat Ihe coolie in charge was missing, as ,il-,i were pifi valued at tWO Tiituku Yam, who
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    THE PEARLS OF CEYLON.
    146 3 Kkum an important report by Sir William Crofton Twynam a distinguished authority upon all matters mcerning Ceylon- upon that island's l«arl fisheries which lias been received in scientific •iiiartrrs in London, it ik gathered that a thorough enquiry into the subject by competent scientut* is. with
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    SHIPPING HORSES AT MELBOURNE.
    1704 3 SHIPPING HORSES AT ME LBOURNE. \,m will have to put U|> with all kinds of disagreeable things a -id people if you travel in a horse-ship," I was constantly Uingt.Mbutasl had h»d pretty wellevery sort o( experience in regular pww,nger linen, first, second, and steerage, as well a> in that
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    NEWS BY WIRE.
    539 3 the German Moil) Thk members for Oicklade Klintshire Kincardineshire and Northwich have been re-elected. The following have been elected Mr. Wodehouse (Liberal), Saffron Walden. Mr. Macor.ochie (I ninnist), East Aberdeenshire. The Time* says that the salient feature of the elections in Ireland is the elimination of the
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    150 3 Hi. .-(fruit. Ptasa is not mponsible for tha opinions of its correspondent*. SINGAPORE GAS. TO Tilt KDITOK Of THE "aTKAITS TIMES." Sir,— One of Singapores grievances is the poor way in which the town is HgMeal While Singapore is represented as the richest and most prosperous of Britain'sCrownColonie«,and is
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    D' ARC'S MARRONETTES.
    108 3 We are requested to state that 1 1 ArcV Marionettes will not perform in Singapore for tbe present. At Penang the tent was badly damaged and is being repaired here in view of the fact that there are local performances next week, it baa been deoided to
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    MONGOLS OR MONGRELS?
    113 3 Sir Henry Howorth, one of the retiring members of I'arliament, is a writer of mark, certainly of research, for his History "I the Mongols took many years of steady and arduous inquiry. And thereby hangs a tale which, it is said, lie lias often told against himself.
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    THE RACES.
    1890 3 (OMITTTII. C. Sugden, Chairman, \V. A Cadell, H Fort, J. C. U. Jones, Hon'ble C. W Laird, D. I). Mackie, A. 6. Wright arxwAßD*. Judge.—}. C. 0. Jones. Attulmi Judge and Time-Kteper.—K. G. Wright. Handicapper H. Fort. Starter— D. D. Mackie. Clerk of the Omrm-C. Sugden. nfakt of
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    OPIUM IN NEW ZEALAND.
    89 3 About 800 Chines* in New Zealand recently petitioned the lx>wer House uf the New Zealand Parliament that the importation of opium might be prohibited theie. The Public Petition Committee on Sept. 14th recommended the prayer of the petition to the favourable consideration of Government. The Colonial
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    HORSE LAW.
    151 3 At Lucknow, a case of importance to purchasers of horses al auction sales has just been decided by the Judicial Commissioner in the appeal brought by Messrs. I'eake Allen and Co. against the verdict for the defendant in the claim brought by them against Mr. Arathoon, in the
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    ARRANGEMENTS.
    160 3 FKllitr. •J>>lH OCTOBKa. High Water. 11.20 a.m. Tangliu Club. At Home. U. Circus. Beach Road. V. SiITRUAY. 37TH OITUMB, High Water. Wu, 11.48 p.m. Races. Third Day. Strait* Time* issues at 1 30. Our Boys" at Government House. H. M. homeward mail closes. H M. outward mail due. Circus.
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      761 3 NOTICES. NOTICE. WE have removed to No A 6, Anson Road, into a temporary office. 17(10 BANKOW A CO. NOTICE. ■\TEITHER the Captain, Aienls, nor il Owners of the British ship JOHASSA will be responsible for debts contracted by her crew during ber stay in this port. iv WILLIAM BMITH,
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      906 3 FOB BALK RMPLOYMEtfTS TO LET; AND PERSONALS; [IuTTiM, Mounts a line; tad and .Yd times, 10cenU» lino 4th toHthtimea, crnts s line; 7th to 18th time* 3 cant* line; afterwards, '1 end a line but so charge less than on« dollar. Thin, a Ikrmline advertisement, clow set, In thia type,
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      PRODUCE.
      95 4 {Rain art eorrtcttd to nomi Gambler 7.915 Oopraßall 6,«. do Pontianak, „6.15 Pepper, Black buyers 29.00 do V7hlto,(«x) 43XXI SagoFlourSarawakv t.«7i do Brunei Xo. 1 2.90 Pearl Sago seu. Oo«*a, Ball, I*Z basis 24.00 OoflM MamIADA 16X ba.1... iw.oo Coffee, Liberiao, No. 1. il.oo Tatloea, small Flake. do Jo
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      EXCHANGE.
      135 4 (Halt* an tomettd to noon CM London.— Bank 4 m/* 2/2 Demand 3/1} Prit-at* 6 m/s »/»A Do. 8 m/* 8/2 A On Germany.— Bank J/d 2.17 Private 3 m/s S.2S Do. 6 m/s 5.26: On Frtmoe.— Bank d/d 2.691' Prtrate 3 m/s 2.74 Do. 6 in/* 2.7«J On
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      SHARES.
      342 4 (Hit** an mmrM In noon. Kaubt (17/10 pd.) f ID. aalra&byers '£1 fully paid |4»60 •Keohmi Hold («IO paid) $25.0, buvere The N. K'cbau Mining Co $6.44, sellers, luuui Kanus l iai |Kt.) I i 74, sales Da (ISO pd.) $7.5, sales. Sepiau (»10pd.) JIA.2S, sales. •RedjangLebong(fi.lOO). $282.50 Ponjoms
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      MAILS CLOSE.
      110 4 rer fir. lime. TO-MOKHOW. Patlang viaporta M. Vajirunkit Ip.m. l'eoaog /'m tm§ p.m. Madras via i*.rt- ('amorfa .1 p.m. Penang Calcutta .S.imh,j :l p m lVnaiif; A- Deli Sivatow via ports Hmuj Il'.n S p.m. k laiin via pona s.ipphi, 4 pm. i "iri»on A B'marang i,™,; S>.i/;
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      MAILS TO ARRIVE.
      123 4 rsom Kuaopn :-By the M M. 8. s. Jww, due on Saturday with dates from London to the 6th Out. She brings replies to the mails which left Singapore on the Till Sept. Fuoh Cms* By the M. M. a.s. /xioi due on Sunday. «ft Singapore Dae
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      PASSENGER LIST.
      219 4 ARRIVALS. Per Camorta from Madras via ports Hows. K. a Monteath, D. Trmploraau. Ct. P. Pennefather, H. J. Pconefather, Mr. and Mrs. Sat^oon, Mr. and Mm. Rynions Messrs. a Vaughan. A. Moore, H. N. Hall, K. Qualli, R. Wayburn. K. Roves, R. Colbet, M. Gangalan, and K. 8.
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