The Straits Times, 21 February 1901

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    15 1 The Straits Times. ESTD. OVER i A CENTURY SINGAPORE, THURSDAY FEBRUARY, 21, 1901. XO. 20,370
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      841 1 f t NOTICES. I.ORNKO COMPANY I I.MI 111 THK BU»o»n» I.* Norwich Uaio*. Firs ln«a?»cc» *<i«lj' AtU. tM~>< l-«»ps«J (Fm»). The Bomi!*". »«M»b--i-J a. Chta. M»tu«l 8t» NavigaW. TW Tottsakani U(r* B«r Co^«; fINT. LIMITED kg—*. STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. Office, Taxioum Btbi«t. '&t W«um,KirpiLHuiooi. STKAM NAVIGATION (HSbTANT. «tu»m fob ('Him, Jafa>,
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      777 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. I 'ONINKI.IJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ Under contract with the Netherlands India Government. Agentt at Singapore: Ship Aoexcy, late J. Darhdbl* A Co., i-S, Colltrr (jOAY The undermentioned dates are only approximate. Steamer Frota Expected Will be Despatched tor On V Vniirunkit Padan« via Ports. Feb. 1«. Penang, Olehleh and
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      717 1 /CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY 0 rOMPANi-8 ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE. 1 HE FAST ROUTE BETWEEN CHIITA JAPAN, AND EUROPE. VIA CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES. lIOI'TE VIA SHANGHAI, NAGASAKI KOBE YOKOHAMA, VICTORIA, AND VANCOUVER, B. O. l'« in Kcrew Steamships— a.DOOTons— lo,ooo Horse- Power— Kpeed 18 knoU. I'EOPoeED Sailirob from HoxoKoao.
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      615 1 INSURANCES. rE LONDON AND LANCASHIRE FIRK INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital £1,I»,«00 Paul up Capital tiU.loO Reserve Fofll £1,073,580 rue undersigned, Agents for the Company, are prepared to accept fire risks at current rates of premium. ROUBTBAD A Co., AgenU. rE CHIKA TRADKSS INSTOUNCI COMPANY, LIMITED. (-apital Subscribed U.OOU.OX Amount Psid up
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      262 1 INSURANCES. BRITISH EMPIRE MUTUAL LIFE OFFICE. ESTABLISHED 1847. FDNDS Rs. 420.00.000. LOW LIBERAL PREMIUMS. CONDITIONS -> LAJMtE BONUSES. Endowment Assurances at English rates." AgenU: Mkmri. LYALL AND BVATT. U th. 8. SINOAPORE. HOTEL DKR NEUKRLANDEN BATAVIA (JAVA) THIRST Class Hotel. Known f.ir its I excellen' food. Very frequently visited by
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      684 1 BANKS, hongk'.'ng and shanghai Banking cokporatioh. paid-up capitai iio,ouu.(w> RESERVLKI NTSterling Reserve..|l».0 r o,oorO ai-<«ooi»1 Silver Reserve. i. OU.OUO/ o;uuul RESERVE LIABILITY OF I „ftn.,.nim PROPRIETORS J-IKVMUMO CorRT or Dumsctou:— K. A. Sisss. X«) -Chaikmah R. Shsw»k. Km DernTT C<ii»» r. osts. Emi Ths Hok B M. Gsav A. J
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      626 1 NOTICE. TANCILIN CLl'B. rPHF. Annual General Meeting will be 1 held at the Club, on Friday. iSnd February, at 9 p.m. BI^INRSB. To receive the Committee's Re|iort and the Hon. Treasurei's .-t.-i:enieni of Accounts and, if approved, to pass them. To eleit a committee for the ensuing year. To elect
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      1012 1 ••■ft* •rr*M« mm* La Crl»i*i The greatest danger from colds and la grippe is their resulting in pneumonia. If reasonable care i« ujed. how< v*»r. and Chamlierlaln's Ojugh Remedy taken all ilanter will he avoided. Among the ten. of thousands who have used this remedi for these iliseises we have
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    CLEARANCES.
    96 2 I >»ii. VtMUi.* KUU KuioARi. Cirrii". Iiwtisutiuh Frb I- IIoiik Bi-r Brit »lr. Paten Hongkong »nd A moy Uorerneur Kaetchc ««>r >tr. mhlenkw tWuKkong M Huof Wan Brit Mb Huilwn Mu»r ami Malacca i-Uov. l'dya ttr. Je'licoe Malacca and Klang -'I Idomeoi-UB ilr. R ley H'koiut, tih»n«h»i and Ji
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    The Straits Times. THURSDAY, 21st FEB. 1901.
    499 2 The Straits Times. THURSDAY, 21 st FEB. 1901. Xbari.v a month ago, it will be remembered, we bad no home mail in Singapore for about a fortnight. On thnt occasion it was not noted in these columns thnt the mails could easily have been delivered here four days earlier than
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    260 2 Apbopos of Bertram and his tricks, one might mention un American gentleman wiio came into the Htrailn timer Office this morning and wanted to see the proprietor. In the absonce of that functionary, he agreed to interview the editor, and to him he exhibited a email square box that contained
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    182 2 The Bangkok Manufacturing Co, Ltd., has reconstructed itself and started on a new lease of life under the careful surveillance of an Knq'iiry Committee, so-called, consisting of Messrs W (1. Johnson, WAG. Tilleke.CharlesThorne, W R Jacobson, and J. Mackay The first act of the committee was to recommend an extra
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    130 2 Thi Duke and Duchess of Yoik are due to ariive here two months from to-day. A meeting of the numbers of Legislative Council, Municipal Commission, and Chinese Advisory Board, was held at the Legislative Chamber this afternoon to consider what arrangements could be made for the reception and entertaining of
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    39 2 Bertram, the Wizard, ought to do well in Singapore The Cricket Club has already bought up four rows of seats for Saturday night in one order, and half the town seems to have triad to book itself fur to-morrow.
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    7 2 To-day's 4/ms bank rate is 2/t) c
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    6 2 Deval's Circus has opened at Penang.
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    7 2 Th« Straits Bulge! will be published to-night.
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    8 2 The homeward mail closes at 6 a.m. to-morrow.
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    9 2 Milan, the ex-King of Servia has died at Vienna.
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    8 2 Cask* of bubonic plague are reported from Hongkong.
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    14 2 Thk annual meeting of the Tanglin Club takes place at the Club to-morrow night.
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    21 2 Thk Selangor cricket and football teams left by Hie F. M S. yacht Meran fur Klang at 10 o'clock this morning.
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    21 2 I'hk I'aknam Railway Company has made enough prun'l in 1900 to admit ul a uiue per cent dividend fur the year.
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    18 2 Thi S. V. A. marched back from Keppul camp yesterday afternoon. The turtlicoming annual inspection is in April.
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    21 2 The German homeward mail steamer tiaclnen left Hongkong at noon on the zuth uibUiiit, and is due here on Sunday evening.
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    21 2 1 hhkk dillerent murder cases will be tried ai Kuala Lumpur by tbe Judicial Cumiuissioner between tue 2tftn and ***** lust.
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    25 2 Aic-urdim. to a wire to Bangkok, 1.-. r.i Huberts, bas taken the title of VuaMaM Si i'lurre and Karl Huberts of fauiiidaliar, Pretoria, and Wateiford.
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    26 2 I'hb Dutch cruiser Koningen Willitlm M "-r AederUmUn will probably remain Here tor two or three months, as sue is to be docked and repaired here.
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    24 2 l)u. Duukur his been appointed curator ul tne Museum at Kuala I. tuipur. II.; was luriuerly engaged in exploring wuiit in German New Guinea.
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    28 2 U.M.S Culauulil left Hongkong for Uoiue un f nUay last, ana arrived here ull vi. lu-uay. .-;ic is a lirsl class truiiur ut o,ttUU tons, aud carries 12
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    33 2 Mk. J. Napiei, of b i, Institution Hill, lepurw to me police lual at abuut 7 o'clock hut iiigui someone eulertni his VMM aud stuie a silver walcii and a _"!'< 111. 11.1 l
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    37 2 M-.mi was veiy light in Kuala Lumpur uu tun uvu ul Uic Uiiincoc New Year, i lie caetiies had lent a very large sum lv tue ci.incoc and couiu have lent Mn it liiey liad nau it.
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    30 2 A cuMMiNicvrio.N from the Colonial ici.iri.n stales that tlie Acting KeMuent of I'erak reporu that a case ot ijubuuic plague was discovered at I pun. I'uiak, on Hie iUUi instant.
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    31 2 .~.in|,.uii Mining Company, a baiaapot veuture, made a prulit of >...'»,iu in the last six months of law. I ii.-. tii.-ct.. 1- recoiumeud that «.i,V"i id Iblb slioui.l go in dividends.
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    29 2 MAjiiH-Cicneral Uickson, who returns to siiiigapurt: to assume again the military command here, after an abseuce uf twelve months, is due here on fiuuday, by the P. O. I'Uufy.
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    27 2 A Tn.Li.iiAM to Bangkuk, dated London, 14Ui instant, states Wat the Bo«r« have fled panic-stndten before Ciciieral trench, with thousands of cattle and many miles of waggons.
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    30 2 Hi the ttaswai Mam, which arrived from London this morning, there arrived lor the town staff of the Tanjong Pagar Dock Company Limited, two fresh hands, .Messrs. Ashwuod and Taylor.
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    32 2 To-day a share and produce quotations came too late for correction on the back page. Contributory Kaubs find sellers at WO. Produce rales are nominal. New Benares opium has risen to S9SU.
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    36 2 A MM robbery took place on the Rawang Koad, Selmi^or, on Friday last About twenty men held up a man in a 'rikiaha. The 'nkisha coolie was shot dead and the robbers got oil witb Si'mi.
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    31 2 The marriage between Major-Gen I'ole-Carew, and Lady Beatrice Butler, daughter of the Murquoss and Marchioness of Urmonde, was fixed to take place at thu Guards' Cli ipel, Wellington Barracks, last Tuesday.
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    40 2 Mr. R Shelford, the Curator of the Sarawak Museum, has brought out a report on that institution. It gives a detailed account of the great progress made in the buildings and collections since the date of the previous report, MM.
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    49 2 Ai.nioi i.n the price of tin was high enough last year, yet no miner in the Kuala Lumpur district can be said to have made a big pile. The Malay Mail ascribes this to the high price of provisions, scarcity of labour, and difficulty in obtaining new mining land.
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    52 2 Thk American cruiser Huffalo, Commander C. T. Utiktkua, arrived from New York ri-i Suez this m irning and is taking in coals. The Buffalo is of 1>,900 ton-, h;ii 911 I"'" on board, carries 6 guns, and is of 3,(W0 aorse-power. She is expected to leave for Manila either to-day
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    61 2 Says the China Mail of the sth inst. Thu cold suap of the past few days has brought visions of Home and the skating pond to many of us. We are informed IM at Mount Kellett thin morning, the ice was a sixteenth of an inch thick, and at the
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    56 2 Sinci Monday last, 506 individuals have been arrested for gambling, mainly through the exertions of Assist. Supts. Hamilton and Whitehead. They were before Mr. Howard and Mr. Sarwar this morning. Mr. Sarwar imposed nominal fines on most of his butch, half going to the informers j Mr. Howard dismissed inoet
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    89 2 Whrn the Calcutta mail .steamer Ku nuuing was on her voyage down I'n'in that port on lier present trip, she had a narrow escape from beinp sent to the bottom. About 1 1 o'clock on the night of the 13th inst, a Mating meteor fell within a few feet of
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    61 2 Th« Rev. Mr. Buck, I) l> of the New York Methodist Conference, will preach an evangelistic sermon in the M. E. Church, Singapore, at 8 o'clock to-night. Much interest has developed during the progress of the recent conference meetings h»re. Htehop Warne is in charge of all the meetings, assisted
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    57 2 Thi Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Company made a profit of 5533,162 in the second half of 1900. With the balance from tbe last account this gave over 9889,399 for distribution It is proposed to divide 1375,000 among the shareholders in dividends and bonus. Other bonuses and depreciation allowances left over
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    69 2 Lieut. Klmsley, the young Canadian officer who was reported as dangerously wounded in South Africa sometime ago, is making a good recovery. That happy news, says the Unity Chronicle, is rather surprising, for when the gallant young lieutenant was brought imo hospital at Pretoria it was found that a bullet
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    88 2 Thi Duke and Duchess of York who, according to to-day's telegram, may be expected to arrive at Singapore in the Opltir, on April 21st next (a Sunday), en route lor Australia, have promised to visit Canada. The voyage to Canada, it is understood, will be made from Australia tin the
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    THE "GOVERNMENT GAZETTE."
    294 2 A Uazetie Kjclraordinary, dated Feb. IMb, received at this office to-dajr, contain-, the following notifications Telegram fruiu the Secretary of State for the Colonies to the Officer Administering the government, titraits Settlements, regarding the approaching vi»it of lim Duke and Duchess of York to Singapore. London, 18th
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    MALAYA BEANCH OF THE BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
    321 2 Tac annual general meeting and dinner of this association was held in the Singapore Club, on Saturday evening last. There were present, Dr. Bremner, the President (in the chair). Drs <;,ill<jw.iy, Glennie, Kirk, Kerr, Middleton, Capt. Kobinson, R A. M. C, Capt. Winter,
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    ARRANGEMENT.
    121 2 High Water. ll.SBa.ro. Fridiy, MM Fibsuahv. High Water. 0.11 a.m. O.JO p.m. P. 411 homeward mail closes. K a.m. FtoroSnle. Sophia Road. Powell. 2. Tanglin Club Meeting. Conjuring. Town Hall. High Water. 0.« a-m. l.« p.m. F'ture Sale. Sophia Koail. Vowel). ltace Course Oolf. Monthly Medal Play, Lines Golf.
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      THtf DUKE AND DUCHKSS OF YORK.
      31 2 THtf DUKE AND DUCHKSS OF YORK. DUB HKRK APRIL ACT. hmdon, M Md It is iindnratocxl thnt the Duke and Duchess of York will arrive at Singapore on April 21st next
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      INCREASED DUTIES.
      50 2 IN CREASED DUTIES. RUSHING GOODS OUT OF BOND. DUTUM T.» M M.VDK RKTiMMraanTR Sir Michael HicksBoach k kmU» ing the i|iiestion of making tli« c-oniiiiR increase uf duties on tea, tobacco, ami spirits, retrospective, in onler to ulievlt t lie rushing of goods out ol hum), so forestalling the increiuies.
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      KING EDWARD To VISIT GERMANY.
      12 2 King Klwanl goes to Uermany un Saturday.
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      WALDERSEE'S PROPOSED NEW EXPEDITION.
      21 2 The newspapers express astonishment at the Government's ignorance of Count von Waldorsee's proposed new expedition in China
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    NETHERLSNDS INDIA.
    691 2 OraUHQM IN 8AMAI.ANQAN. In Acheen Proper tlie situation n steadily improving. The war will reach its '2Slh year in March next. The fighting men who withstood the Dutch in all those years have almost all (lieu out. The present generation of Achinese feel but little of their enthusiasm
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    99 2 With a view to bring about effective inspection of passengers to prevent plague, arrangements have been made by which regular inspection and suiwrintendencu are carried en Dr. Crouch* and Assistant Surgeons (.ibbs, Ueardon, Norrin and I'estana are engaged in the work, each giving a number of h.mrs daily. The thi:,g
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      395 2 NOTICES. WTCIIIES WHISKY S rKCI ALLY m-lectert blend thoroughly matured in bond. Price 110 per caw samples Irrr BORNEO C«i., l.m. la. th. fcal lm|wri.-i«. SIDEROSTHEN PANT. an absolutely anticorrf -ive n««nt for IRON AND STKEL Guaranteed to he the berl KISTrKKVKNTIVK mm*. Invaluable for Ships, MachMi-rv, Hrid««. etc., etc.
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      772 2 LATKT ADVERTISEMENTS. POWKI.L «^J OBINHON HIGH CLASS TAILORING AT MODERATE PRICES. win -poRiN<.»N Hew Tropical Suitings. Thr Latent and Meat Fashionable •rets oalingv A SPLENDID RANGE OK Thoroughly dyed. Will stand the sun and cannot fade. This is a remarkable line aud can be strongly recommended. powtu -p obinson TAILORING
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      670 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. TOWN HALL TWO NIGHTS ONLY FRIDAY A SATURDAY Fekraary ■43 BERTRAM THE GREAT Tin Premier Co.ijueee of thi Aoe, who has been especially commanded on three several occasions to appear before H. M. THE LATE QUEEN-EMPRESS At Windsor Castle; and has been sumH. H. Zing Edward VIZ. ADMISSION
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    FOOTBALL.
    892 3 >XI UNM H\.,U"liK. A WIN KOR MUM W I I Al i.i ML. This annual inler-at -itleini'iii match took pla.-el.isl evening on the Kiplanadc before a very large crowd ol iptxUtnUi including a great many hvhev Inlort. I. lately a shower of rain during the afternoon had rendered tbe
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    L. L. T. C. TOURNAMENT.
    182 3 MONDAY'S PI. AY. I .41. IKs' SINULKS. Hn ..oucher r.-c, Iwal Mr*. Wa.l.leM owe If,, H-\ B -S romur. HAMrioNMIIIMn U.,,1,1c1l Wat Mrs.Crou.-lierl. I. I Ulllt' I Mrs. l^ivell o«e lo l,rat Mr-. W.nlrr re. Ift, li-i, :tii, K.J. Mi». l...»»ll l«at Mrs. (iansloser scraldied,
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      ARE THE ENGLISH A CONQUERED RACK?
      1382 3 TO TRI CDITOR OF THE STRAITS TIMES." Sir,—"Scot," in his letter to your paper, published on l.itli inst., under the heading "Another Injustice to Scotland makes a sweeping statement at the conclusion thereof, to wit" principles of liberty which they (the Scots) defended with
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    ST. JOSEPH'S INSTITUTION.
    252 3 The following is the list of prizes as presented at the prize distribution at St. Joseph's Institution, on Saturday afternoon last. The list was crowded out of our yesterday's issue Cambridge Seniors and Juniors, Knglish Composition, Vincent d'Alineida Religious Knowledge, Vincent d'Alineida, Frederick Martini—Mathematics, Francis d'Alineida, Wilfrid
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    FRENCH INDO CHINA
    618 3 COAL SEAMS. Tub coal to be found on the frontier between Tonquin and Yunnan is a favourite theme with the colonial expansion party, and forms a stock argument for railway extension in that quarter. There are said to be enormous deposits of the fuel on the border
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    MISSING PERSONS.
    1335 3 CtKTAiajjlioine papers of large circulation publish gratis for interested people, lists of missing persona with the names uf those desirous of communicating willi llicni. Ihese free advertisements are frequently re-produced by Colonial, American and foreign papers with the result of bringing long lost friends and relatives together. Appended
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    THE ANNUAL HEGIRA.
    543 3 P. AMD O. Coromandtl, sailing about iJnd Feb., for London, Mr Mrs. Craig and child, Mr. and Mrs. Knight, two children, amah and servant. Shanghai, sailing about 26th Feb., for London, Mr. and Mrs. Dryidale, 8 children and infant, Mrs. D. I. Davits an. l 2 infants.
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    SHE CARRIES IT WITH HER
    501 3 Wiiss Mrs. Mary Wren is about to start on a trip to Sydney Bbc always packs in her Lag a bottle of Mother Seinel s Syrup. Of course, she is careful to put it where it is not likdy to get broken, as she does
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    ST. ANDREW'S HOUSE.
    50 3 V CHURCH or England Boarding House for European and Eurasian boys who desire to attend tbe schools of the place, under the care of the Rev. D. Holland Htuhbs, to whom applications can be sent, or to the honorary secretary, o i Mount Sophi*. w, t, uc.
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      816 3 AUCTION «ALES. SALE OK HOUBKHOLD KUKNITCKK, Ac. Tilt: I- oIiKTV Or HOLLAND KSQ., AT HO. If, SorHIA HO AII. Saluntinj, TArtl February, nt 2 p.m. 'IThE undertigned havtflkn instructed L to sell by auction the hVhsehold furnitun* consisting of drawing mom furniture, a piauo by Ro»eukrauc in good order, bedCatalogues
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      834 3 NOTICES NOTICE. STRAITS City Rubber Stamp. Price moderate. •-'WA'I 2, Robinson Road NOTICB. MY wife, Chia Kit Neo. harini left my house and protection since the luh intt. I hereby give notice that 1 will not be n-spontible for any drl.u contracted by her afer that date. »lff TAN JOO
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      803 3 KOR .SALE EMPi.OYMKNTS TO LET; nn PERSONAL*) Ist Tina, la cents a linn. Xnrl and .Yd times, 10 cents a line 4th to Kth timrs n cents a line; 7th to 18th time*, i cenU a line; afterwards, 1 cent* a line; bat no charge leu than onn dollar. Thut,
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    COMMERCTAL.
    591 4 Sivuroßi, 21st Fmsdart, 1901. PRODUCE. {BaUi m* eomeUd (0 noon > Oambier I 2.1 Copra Ball. 7.2 A do Pontianak «S0 Pepper, Black. 38.76 do White, (6X) „44 50 1a«oFlonr Sarawak 2.90 do Brunei to. 1 «.7O Pearl Saso 3 SO OoSee, Bali, I&X basis 83.00 Coffee Palemlang, 1
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      MAILS CLOSE.
      44 4 ror In .It. Time. I'o-MoRBOW. Earo[ie via ports Coronandel Ha.ni. Malacca A Linggi He lew 1 p.m. Klang via |>ort9 Halnrur 2 p.m. Hatu Pahat Sultana 2 v Klang via ports IVluitt Hin 4 p.m. P Dickson A Klang .Snppaa 3 p.m.
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      MAILS TO ARRIVE.
      114 4 f«>n Kor>pk -By thi P. O. b. liiufj, dnx on Feb. 2Hh with date« to th- Ut Feb 8be brings replies to the mails which left Singapore on the 6th From i'hsi By th- P. <t O. Cammatidel, due on the -.'1st instant. .l-in 7th N.I) Jsn
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      PASSANGERS LIST.
      289 4 ARRIVALS. I'er a. s. VortarU from Sarawak— Mr. Walker. Pdr s. tmmU Mam from LondonMessrs. Waugh, sT. Groskamp, Taylor, E. Asbwood, W. Montgomerie, Fullerton, A. Oborn, and Mr. and Mrs. W. Daubeny ami 2 children. Per P. A U. s.s. Bombay from London via pets— Messrs. Paterson, Grey,
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      1582 4 0 O'l« mis baa/linn th. follnwmt v>lir«»i». t mi tra aaed 1 -«tr. iXtnitr j «h— ihip cq.— barqa. sob. —schooner; Yet.— Y*cht Oru. Cruisor Obt.— Gunboat Tor Torpedo Hp. -Horv»-power Bra. British U. 8.-Uail«d Hu-.es FrKrench O«r. -U«rm»n Dut.— Hatch; loh.^lobor. Ac, O. c.,—G«nw«l■argo il.p.— deck
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      504 4 VE SSELS EXPECTED. Xaint port, probable dale of 'irriral, and name of agent*. HTtAHIM. Adrm. Hamburg, Feb ail B. Meyer. Afridi, GreenscK, left Jan 21 Allwnira, Hongkong, to leave Mar Al.-i.ini-. China, Feb 21 Mtntfleld. Amonio Lipor, l.ivernwl, left Jan 16; Ascania, Hamburg, Mar 9; Atlas, Hurry. I- ft Jan
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      ARRIVALS.
      381 4 I F.-I. In 18 ix 18 v M IK 18 18 n i» i» ID IH It* r.< ■ju •jo ■jo JO •JO JO JO •Jl 31 U ji Jl ■n VHtßL'iNmt losa. OMUf F«om Sailed. Co»ai«»«i». Rig. iHyeLeong Brit «tr. 2M Quioe I. A dud Feb 1»8. B'thip
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