The Straits Times, 25 January 1901

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    15 1 The Straits Times. KsTl). OVKU i A CENTURY SINGAPORE, FRIDAY JANUARY, 85, 1901. xo. ao^ui.
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      922 1 NOTICES. TMIK KOI.NEO CUMI'ANY. 1.1 MI I Kl' Til st»i,-Urrt lire AM.ran— Henri h Union F:n> Ia»«r»5C« Sodrfy. «-las Aim,r»i..-e .:.«p»ny (Kir.). The K.piiMt-l Life Amniranee Sici.-(y. I s. l-hin. M i.t.i ->l Sarißition Company. TheTj»t«ili»'<i l«k-»r I1»»t C«m|«y. l, rt i^i'«r. St thoae ConpanKS. m the fall »<lvfiti-"."it or
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      762 1 STK\MSHIP COMPANIES. ITONINKLIJKK PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ Under contract with the Netherlands India Government Aamtt nt Singapore. Snip Agejct, late J. Daebpels A Co., 2-3, Collybii (joay. The undermentioned dates are only approximate. Steamer From Expected Will be Despatched for On r.rtmi van HylnnJi. B.itavia via Billiton. Jan a». Pulo Billilon, Batavia.
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      598 1 NORDDEUTSCH ER LLOYD BREMEN. nAMBI'Rn-AMERIKA I.INIE, HAMBURG. A X^^bT IMPERIAL BSRJIV.N "MAIL. Ihe fas', nnd well-knowa4Hail-i<teamers of ih.-.- lines will leave Singapore on or alioul the undermentioned djiief*/ Outward l»0:. Homeward IMUI A.'i'iur.rnou Jan. 31 /VssajßM Jan Nam Feb. 14 //iim'iHTf Feb. 1 1 .sniaknv/ Feb. in s.t.hvt, Feb. -jr,
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      584 1 iNOTICES. 'joia Medalt, Paris, 10~8 lb»9 JOSEPH GILLOTT'S Of Highest Quality, Md Having II I" II O Greatest Durability aie therefore If LH CHEAPEST. j F II ll INSURANCES.' rE LONDON AND LANCASHIRE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital £2,127,M0 Paid up CapiUl £213.780 Reserve Fund £1,075.i580 Ihe undersigned, AgenU lor the
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      534 1 INSURANCES. GUARDIAN FIKK AND LIVB ASSUKA Ni'F 00MP1NT. LIMITED. IX)NDON. Subscribed Capital £2,000,00). Total Invested Funds n 4.61n,0f10. Annual Income flXS.Oi*). i The undersigned, airents lor the above Company, are prepared to accept Are risks for short periods of ten days or longer periods at current rates to be named
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      660 1 N<mCES. Milkmaids fh^^ |K tm m 1 j/EBvm ißfWuffif I V1 1 1 \z -^a VHtGs COKDCXSO KJ» rJrrrawJ": > w-, Bar Set this *s^ss==S& Full Cream. Largest Sale in the World. BANKS. HONUKONB AND KHANOHAI BAN KINO CORPORATION. vsssfissisaL m m RESERVE LIAHILJTYOF I mrmttmn PROPRIETORS n .000,000 OerhT
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      639 1 J\\for I#<H£Sl PI LLS A Remedr tor alt In ■g,ilsi,llUe > Bolu by slnupora m><xn«ln(- Co.. Lttk, RalTln Pi.oa. ain«.ppee. MARTIN Cb— l« SOIirHAMPTON. ENOLAMk ALEX. POX CO. 40, High Html, Have m-i rrcrlvrai!i Ludies' White Kid shoes. Black Glnc« < Vurt Shoes, nnd House Slippers. N* l Headed Court
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    FRIDAY, 25th JANUARY 1901. Rod Save The Ring.
    49 2 FRIDAY, 25th JANUARY 1901. Rod Save The Ring. EuwakdVll is the title of the new ruler of the British Umpire. It is not necessary, among those who know the kindly and ever courteous ways of the First gentlem in in Europe," to call twice f>r "God Save the King!
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    1123 2 In the matter of analytical statistics, unlMinpcifil by the impassible pages of tubular statements that render official British statistics im-oinprehe.nMble to 99U0ul hi «ci\ i- ui'l readers, the Americans certainly lead ilie wurld and tlie synopsis u4 the r.Milis of wounds leceived by American »MUn in the recent .'-paiiiiili War,
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    236 2 As an. instance uf tlie exß^n ,ling .Imposition ol the eomi'y of nations, it is interesting << learn that Mr. Olavovsky, the Russian Minister to Siam, acted as Judge at'tfie Baukok Race Meeting which opened on the 18th inst. As an instance of purely sporting moment, however, one had better
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    316 2 As regards our comments on the .Straits pauper immigration legislation as it affects the return* of coolies to tlie .Straits Settlements on the expiration of their contract engagements in Netherlands [MM, we are assured that the point we raised (thecompulsory return of coolies hither, be ihey paupers or n^;) mire
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    7 2 To-day's 4, ms bank rate is l' <>,
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    12 2 The American gunboat Vicktbarg left for Manila at 5 In p.m. yesterday.
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    15 2 A i. mm h leaves Johnston's I'ier for tlie Swimming Club at noon on Sundny.
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    25 2 Thk Brilii.h hospital-ship Carthage passed through tlia port at Him this morning from the East, and wished to be reported as M route for Calcutta.
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    24 2 Thk S|iani>li mail steamer >■■ huving left Manila at 9 a in. on Wtxlucsday lust, is due here neit Sunday afternoon en route to Barcelona.
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    27 2 Tub revenue of Kormosa for the next fiscal year is estimated at nearly 21,0U0,U00 yen The financial (.roipects of the island are said to be fast improving.
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    25 2 On of from seven to eight hundred applicants, Captain Boisragon, of the 18th Kojral Irish, has been selected as Captain Superintendent nf Police at Shanghai
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    25 2 I-ijk Peng Wan, a trader at M Crawford Street, reports that two Teochews, whom he can identify, assaulted and robbed him yesterday afternoon of S-.'fin
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    26 2 Thk Cominander-in-Chief in India has recommended that six batteries of Vickers-Maxim quick-firing guns (pompoms) should form part of the equipment of the field army in India.
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    28 2 Attk.nthik is called to an advertisement published to-day in regard to lessons in German, French, etc., which are given by Miss O. C. .Stacey, of Cambridge I nivcrsity.
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    30 2 Yestkrdav, Mr. B Rodkher prosecute. l a Chinaman for stealing a singlet from on lioard a steamer on the 22nd inst The marf was sentenced to 75 days' rigorous imprisonment.
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    27 2 Thk Marine Club Ball has been postponed indefinitely, but in MMri to future arrangements the Club committee will advise members and their friends as soon as possible.
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    33 2 The committee of the B. C C have decided (in consequence of the general mourning for Her MBJ«!«ty the Queen) to close the cricket mid tennis graoodi until Monday next, the 28th inst
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    32 2 Mohamkci Kusope, of 40, Kling Street has been lined S4O for instigating an assault on Mohamed M.lt.m of 48, Kling Street. The axsailants, a Malay and a Chinaman, were each fined S2O.
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    30 2 In a list of Filipino insurgents dcjmrted to (iimni appear the following names of leaders -Generals Piode IPilar and Mariano, Llanero and Apolinario Mabini, Pablo Oca.npo, and Manuel K Bam
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    30 2 l .it Ki.vov Bil'iihllimij and Miuikter Plenipotentiary of the AustroHutiKaiiau Government to the Court ot Mam (Karon ton Ainbro d'Adamoe/) hits Arrived at Bangkok by the b. s. s, ,rj,,,,.
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    41 2 On the 22nd inst, a Chinaman was arrented in the Botanical (ixrdens for theft, and for fraudulent possession of a lamp. Yesterday, he got three months on the first charge, and a month on the second— the terms to run consecutively.
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    41 2 liik rearmament of the Native Infantry regiments in India is proceeding. Sume ten batallions have received ;tci.l rifles, in addition to the i.'imii'iilj now ab-ent in China. More I. itf«li,.us will be re-armed, as l,eeK..iieldi> for the Britisli troops reach India
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    46 2 This morning, a rikisha-puller was fined If lor colliding with another v-liiel.- in which Acting Inspector M. 'Nainaia wa* riding, causing minor iijuriie lo the Inspector's arm and tearing oft* his mourning badge. The p.iller tried to get away but was arrested by P. C. Cuii!-lon.
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    56 2 Next Sunday being the anniversary of the birthday of the Herman Ktuperor, the Consul lor (.ermaiiy, Mr. X: like, will hold a reception in honour of the occasion al the Tenloi.m Club, at II am. on tint day. It was intended to hold a ilinn. r in honour of the
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    59 2 It is reportod at Kuala Lumpur, that the SiiiKupore Cricket Club has invited tl.e MaagDf Club to send down a cricket and f.iotball learn at the Chinese N.w Year. It i- aim suggested that a hockey team should be sent. It is prop .se I thai the cricket match be
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    58 2 Kaki.v this morning two Chinamen in a sampan, uiib a koleh in tow, were ain->-te.| by Boarding Ollicer Dsunison. In the koleh were a number of fishing nets which are known to have been stolt n, and the Marine Police have discovered the owner of the koleh, who Btatet th.it
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    60 2 Tiik foreign trade returns of J ipan from the Ist of January to the 20th of December, 1900, show an excess of import! to the value of B.'),<iso,(H>i yen. and an excess of exports of specie and bullion to the »alue of 44.000,000 you. Tlie total im|K>rt! >f merchandise were
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    57 2 Tmk Anglo Chinese School and the Methodist Girls' School, which were doead fir the day on Wednesday moruini;, immediately after news was leci-ivedof the death of Her Majesty the Queen, on learning yestorday that 'he |{iitl."i Institution had closed till Monday. followed suit, the masters and boys of the former
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    69 2 The Peiiani Municipal Engineer has sent in a report on the scheme for the electric lighting of that. lown. Mr. Thomas had aUo furnished a report. The two reports will he forwarded to the Municipal agent in Lindon with instructions to invite .Sir VV. H. Preece to rep, irt thereon
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    68 2 Act ißOitij to the tlmm of India, the suggestion made by producers of natural indigo that manufacturers of the, artificial product were unwilling to risk further capital upon their enterprise, has just been mpnwcd. A telegram has been received in U imbay from the Badische Anilin and Sodafabrik, l.udwigshafen, stating
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    72 2 Ths Siamese Navy, so the R.i*gk»k Tim* says, has latterly been getting out of hand and discipline has slackened under the Siamese Prince who had hitherto been Head of the Department. Admiral de Richelieu, who had filled a subordinate position, is now Head of the, Siamese. Navy. Prince Abhakara, who
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    74 2 A.i express issued this morning by Mr Sonß Onp ><i.-inp, Hon. Secretary of tho Straits Chinese British Association, nays In consequence of the lamented death of Her .Mo«t<iraeioii« Majesty Queen Victoria, the Committee of the Straits Chinese Britisli Association request that all Straits Chines* British suf>j«ets ro into mourning either
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    REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
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    ACCESSION OF THE KING.
    56 2 THE CEREMONY OF SWEARING IN. Is.i'dnn, Jan. l'.-.*/i. l.otd .Salisbury, yesterday, administered the Oath of Accession to the King at St. James's Palace A great number of the Privy Councillors were assembled at tlie Palace, and, when they had been sworn, they defiled past the King,
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    THE TITLE OF OUR RULER IS EDWARD VII.
    25 2 THE TITLE OF OUR RULER IS EDWARD VII. It is announced that the King as sunies the title of Kdward the Seventh Emperor of India.
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    ROYAL PROCLAMATION.
    50 2 ROYAL PROCLAMATION. ORDERS AS TO MOURNING. A liiyal Proclamation, signed Kdward It", requites all in authority at the, time of the Queen's deatli to continue the duties af the Court Full Court mourning is ordered to be observed till June V4lh next and half Court mourning till 21th Dec IMB,
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    THE FUNERAL.
    140 2 The late Queen's L.wly will be removed Irom IMb.. me to Windpor on February Ist ami the funeral takes place on Keb. 2nd. If to the timeof going to press tins afternoon, no information was forthcoming from tiovernment as to the Proclamation Parade on the K.-planade A China*
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    GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.
    159 2 In a >ior« nmtnt Uaze.He Krlrnordin.tnj, published to-day, the following notifications are, by command of His Honour the Officer Administering the (ioverniiient, published for general information In continuation of Government Notification published in the (Inzellt iUlnwrdiMiri/ of the 2Uh instant, announcing the death of our late Sovereign Lady
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    S. R. C. MATCH CARD.
    104 2 Thl Cricket Match Card of lII* S It C, January to March, is as follows Ist XI. Dale. Vwm January n (<«rn«on. l» s. c Old Treient KaltW Clubs. February S ft V. A. V 1.U.0. »n<l XI. liinriaun. 23 IV A March 1.. K
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      451 2 NOTICES. NOBEL'S BXPLOBIVES COMPANY LD. ULAHQOW. ManufaeMnrs ol D7namitc, Gflligaite, QeLitiae Dynamite, B!,i3ting Gelatine, Detonators. .iifety Fasos, RJfWk- Blasting Apparatus, Tkm ulw KxpUmiren, l*img all manuhJHftd m (html aMWs, arc nrnU lo pmt Uf high utawl'trrl nf tafity and ■Mrity lvt> impoted hy Iht ttritith Qanniumml, mndnre, therefor', jn/ir-mfW to
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      195 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. SURVEYOR wanted for Pahung one with undenirouml oxporidnre preferred. Good Salary to competent man. Apply t ATBBBOK gjjioNfJ* CO. BOARD AND LODGING ONE Room »acanl In the locality of Governrneut Hill, (Willie R a<l> Apply to K. K. c/o Strmit* Timet. v.c. rBK I.ET-Comrnoili<.u» houae, 6, Almeida Road,
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      1013 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. R A FFLKS (VIRUS' SCIN M >1.. C"<VAW*EB for French. Merman, etc.. are j now forming under Miss Oliv.. n I Stiry of Cambridge University. Honours, languages acquired on lh» Continent. Young ladies not studying in Iho school can be a imittel to throe dues l*esson« given at
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      121 2 On the 17th inauuit, at the Pmbyterian Clmrcri, by the Bit. S. H. Wii.kir. Ma THOMIB CUUMIKII to HIM LIAH HalMOviT.ii. lioth of i hi» city. a-yi M. K. 8. ialaodai. for tb« flraua ivaa. .nixild > w.,uati oti ooa aida o* tka paaar only Bj Urn aarlact of that
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    78 3 THr fifth unnnal report of Hells Asbestos Kattern Ag.-n. y, l.!d lIDWrM irothei loss on the year's operations, I incipally accounted lor hy the leaf in ulmlaa. Ihi Wiiaanma hrannh anil partly v the li-tiirbances in China. Some impoit int icimies iiave been effected in Malal.hshm.nt exi^-n-es The coinpaa] s
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    93 3 Thk telegraph sv-t-m ill Siim ffemt to Ik: iii a bad way The Siam trre frttt -.iVj that in the interior the |iosts are rotten in many places. The posts used are only old tecMc (.takes and lopped oil brani lies ol tree-, three or lour feet in leneth Cattle
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    93 3 OB Wednesclay, Wat Pat Nam was arrested by Mr Evans and Inspector Sullivan on n charge of assisting to carry on a public lottery at 7 Samhawa Koail of using the place as a c mini m framing house and of causing to be pi ciitcd certain lottery tickets. Five
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    121 3 Mn .1 \Y llallifd, the Presi lent of the. I'euang Municipality, has c died UM attention of the Hoard to ihe unsa-ti-t.i.torv state of stieet Kavanging there Hetaidtliat the Enroiieans were as bad oil. ixlers as any in the matter. It seemed to be the regular practice la put more
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    126 3 Tim Japanare mail eteaucr Hmyn Captain K. Davies, R.N.R., from London for Japan, arrived ycsieidat. with J7 liist ami J4 second-class pi.«scnc.rs, more than half of whom disembarked at Ungapora. The vuyage was an exceedinsly line one. The p,i--c-n--g rs pre-cnt.d C.iptalll D.nies with a letter of thinks lor the
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    140 3 An olli er of the Dutch Atmv was inc-ted on January lath, on thes». i.'t.irin.-, from Java The charge on which the primal »ai arrested, is mnlillllillliaal within the jurisdiction of the Nethcilinl- India The pii-.mrs name is said to W IVzvlywits. He is .1 I'ni'si.m hy l.irth. ami thoi|..'h
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    181 3 l\ res|..i,-c to the Volunteer Ord-r i-sued w-'.rl.iv iil'.i in. calli.ig a parade pi that) V A and s V K f..r «;.KJ this morning, a laraa iiiiiiil.it of men mustered at the Drill Hall this moriiinr, in anticipation of the riinila matioii Paradl on the E- plana le Alter
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    RATS RISING.
    104 3 A r a meeting of the iiongkons >.iii.laiv Hoard the oilier day it wri,isked il Iba iiiihoiilic s «.ie .-t si! paying lor rats. In reply it was stated I lint they were pawn- I*o OOBtl MMO for rals, at Ihe rate of about 40(1 a d.iv It
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    PAHANG CORPORATION.
    100 3 minim; kkti kns hit output from the I'ahanz Curporattoo'l mines was as follows in liicemliir Ai Sunn i I.e-iibing 1.i40 laa« a) (too* cnuhnd riaMed BJ lorn ol nmdeul tin, with lorty heads of stamps manina for fifteen days. atavorkJaf, exp.n«c ,im, .un. 1 m- to 5|5.,7.">1l AI
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    RAISING THE WIND.
    125 3 ihi s Leaden panei n, a t eminent personage, i he Sultan of Sulu (I don I know where that is, and don't much care, do you lvi an original way "f Raiatnf, the uiml when Mm lunds arc low He keeps an e\e „n i his
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    SINGAPORE SPORTING CLUB.
    494 3 SINGAPORE SPORTING CLUB. AXNTAL MEETING. ill R annual general meeting ol memliers of the Singapore SportimjCHub was held at the Exchange yesterday afternoon. Mr C. Sullen presided and there ere about mi uicinhers present. The annual report and accounts for thr year ended :i I st. December, 1900 (a summary
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    MUNICIPAL CEMENT TESTING.
    463 3 ••JBaM FOLLOWS SIXUAPOKK The sulgect of fees for the testing ol cem..nt by the .Municipal Engineer came before the I'enang Municipality on the IBtfa instant. In .March I.im, the Municipality decided to allow the Engineer to test cement for dealers on condition that the fees charged for
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    BRITISH NORTH BORNKO.
    163 3 Tiik correspond*!!! rt the Hongkong Itnilij Telnjraph at Lihuaii thus describes the truth rising in lln'i-li Kotth Borneo News was received beta cm Christmas l>.iy to lII.' i If.-. I Iliut I lip Police Station at I'utatan hud baaa attacked, a lance corpora I and a private
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    S. V. B. ORDERS.
    176 3 Corps Orders by Maiorthe Hon. A. Murray. Commandant, s'pnre Volunteer corps, H.ad-^ua.ier Office. Fort Fullerton, Singapore, 2-th Jan. Putin: Orderly Officer for the ensuing week:— Lieut. D. S. Curmichaol. Orderly N C 0l forlh.- ensuing week A. Coy. Scrgl. II W. Sharp. Orderly N C. O.
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    OPIUM PROSECUTION AT HONGKONG.
    353 3 KIIKXi II CAITAIS ÜBSTKtXTSTHR POI.ICK. At the Hongkong Police Court, recently, Capl. Paul Emm Kiandin, of the French mail steamer Imi,s. and Mr. (>. de Champeaux, the agent lo the Mesxageriet MmitiuiKa. appeared to answer an adjourned suiiimons taken out against them in October last in
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    BAISING A SUNKEN VESSEL.
    610 3 < APTAI.N SCi/Tr A<tAlX SCORtj. A DRiDueK, the GaMBM Hirer, which sank during the recent tjphoou at Hongkong, tiad deiied all attempts to raise tier until Captain .Si 0:1 of H.MS IWriMl was apiwaled to and asked if be could devise any means of Hiuling the
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    47 3 Java produces some 80,000 tons of t-.-ik limber pet annum, of which, however, only 10,000 tons are exported, chietlv in th« than* of railway sleepers At present the transport of long logs and xcpiares from there is attended with dilliculiice which have Dot as yet been Mi
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    MAIL NEWS.
    1210 3 inhnnaofllie French mail) •ot'TH MM, /«nAm, 2Hth Dt'emhrr. The sixth New Zeal Aid contingent of L'on leaves in three week- for the Cape. Lord Kitchener friresfi-om Pretoria on December 2ind us lollowt As far a« it is possible for me to form an opinion from reports sent me
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    DEPARTURES BY MAIL.
    24 3 Per M. M. ss. 6'«A.i.« for Marseille! Messrs. J. Celestinn, LJU J. Koieman, Nnbelung, Mr. and M™ Stollers, and Mrs. Kiehtner.
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    THE ANNUAL HEGIRA.
    172 3 r. and a. Vh*Mit, sailing about -'dli Januar). bur Marseille!., Mr. I) Benck. flu ii iatß. sailing about Nth Keb. Koi Ijondon, Mr. K. J Chapman. Hvromitndrl, sailing about giind K.-b for 1...nd..ii. Mr. .V Mrs. Craig and child Hajraal >/'<>, sailing about Hth March, for l.oudc
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    CLEARANCES.
    83 3 l>o» *MM.*3«m niaißw Cipiai* PnmiuTioii i Jon 3A Hong W^F nril .Ir MutUon KwmllUm l.l [ipumlion «lr. Kenty H'knng. Shanghai ami Japan tea Wh»ti Hill ,v. Ol«-n KLinn »U ,K)rt, M Italonin -tr. Midrilelon Shnnghni TiLirc ILK Mr. V -ilrenn Saigon M Iji Scyne «ir. (i.ffnrv H.ilavi» <>l'hir Dut
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      1601 3 NTICES. ALUMINIUM COOKING UTLNSILS. FOt IIOTKL-*. SHII-s, lIOSI'ITALS, (AMI'S, I NSTI TITIONS OR KAMILIK AlUi HEALTHY, LIGHT AND HARD-WEARINO CAMP ALL'MIMI M -SAI'CKPANS, Sin fl. «j, y, g, 9 inch^ Price SO 00, Sj flu, J6 00, $7 00, 00, each. COMBiy*TION CAMPvSAICKPANS, Si/c 0 inchet. I Vice I|i 00,
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      169 3 AWUMHUflft fKkiiiav, i'.">th Jmhm. Illllii ««l.,r. 1.1.-, pin S. V. It Drill. S. V. A. I omntitteo Meeting. .Sati uijav, MM Jam aiiv lli«h Water. IJRa.m.U bjb. rture Snk. Albert Sireei. rowll. Furniture Sale. Orchanl Komi. II. A. 1 i u:i\ HOOD. !-e|ioy Lni««lioir. .M.ir. Monthly H c»|>. luiiKl'n Club
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    COMMERCIAL.
    550 4 RlXl.vPOBl, 3.',TH JlIUAEY, 1901. PRODUCE. (Hatus an oomeled to Mini Uambior m.v. UopraBsti 6.80 do Ponttauk. -8.00 Pepper, Black.. 38.00 Jo White, (5<) U.60 SagoFlourSarswak M» do Brao«1 No. 1 155 Pearl H»o .Ihji CoGee, Bali, 15% bails 34.0U CoSeo Palernlang, 15% basis 28.00 Coffee, Ltberian, No. 1 17.
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    110 4 Fb-ih MIUU BjHih r .%<). s.s. Harmniiliii, due on J in. 2-dh with dates to the 4tli Jati She brings replieoto tlirmiiU which loft Singapore on the 3r I and Bth Doe. From Ch'.ia By tii German s. s. Prruwn, due on Sun iay oft Sin<*por«! l>
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    258 4 ARRIVALS. Per 8. I. /'in .SVh.; from Pcnanß M.-m~ .1. Jarvis P. llrn.ll.ory. |\V. Windmill, and Mrs. UuMen and .1 children. !'.-r 8. Breid from Bangkok -Mr. and Mm Hamilton. I'cr s.s. I'onmiWa from Sarawak -Messrs. Denis Her. c, and Howe. Per Mam from Colombo-Mr, ami Mrs. 7.
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    95 4 For Per $tr. limr. To-Morbow. San.lalmn vis ports Knlnh 7 a.m. Sourabava via port* llan Liona H a.m. Bangkok IT. II J. Kinrr I pin I-enang IU S^ng ■> p m. Deli iltiniimedr. 3 p.m. Ragan via port» T. Clmy In I p.m. Mftcasaar via ports lIVMW,,. 4
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      197 4 Unsl-r tarn hevlln-j th > following akkrt» ml.ons aMDHd :—sir.—ateamxr shT-sliip; i-rj.—ba^ue; sch—schooner; Yet.-Yacht. Cru.—Orniser; '}bt.—Gunboat; Urrorpedo; H.p. -Horse-power BrU.— British U. 8,-Uuited States. Ir.Kraoch Uer—Herman Dul. -DiU ■■'<. loh.— lohore Ac, Q. c—Oionral- d d.—d*c!r passeigm: U. tllicer tain: T. P. W.-TaojoDi Pagar Wnarf; T. P.
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      1503 4 Akkihi.s Sis. c Noo* ok Yestkrdiy Bingo .Vcim, Jap. str. .1.870 tons Captain Daviea, 21th Jan. From Colombo. ISih Jan. U.c, andi'Sd.p P. Simons aid Co. For Hongkong, U-T.l". Hrri'l. Nor. str. «IS tons, I'apt Johannes, sen, *>th Jan. Frum Bannko*. ««li Ju. tic, and Hd.p P.
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      540 4 .V.1..K-. p-irl, iirolmbtr dalr of arrival, tmtmm STKVMBtM. Ak-inous. Ilkoog to leave Nk I Aniiiim. Oolomlio, Fob I". M. M. Ami! M.. ,iv. Moji, Jan -'•> M. H. k'aiilia. A. Apcar, O*li;utla, Jan M .t. M A>hniore. huru|..-. |.'il Ouukt, Jan I Bawi-ail, Cutie. K.I. I!; |i i.
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      135 4 ,j Flau I 5 VkmildNank Toss. Caitain Fho.m Saili-p. OmMMHM. a Ri«. 1 M Pin Seng Brit ttr. DtUMdM (Vnan* Jan lleon Chin 24 Binfro M .111 Jap sir. SB7O I>hh.-» Colombo Jan 1b P. Bilnonr »n.l Co. •Ji s.ilii/.ih M.Matr. -.ti-V) Allogre Haiicou .Lin W.M. Mu-iMmw L' 4
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