The Straits Times, 16 March 1901

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    15 1 The Straits Times. ESTI). OVER i A CENTURY. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY MARCH, 16, 1901. \o. ai;jwt
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      855 1 NOTTCTS. rpilE it'KNBOIvMPANY, UaUIH fIHC Staa.laM Ltf* Assuaao* Norwioli Uaioß VHr» Uuonnes <Vxa«*y. Atla* lssor»ru« CompMy (Pir*). Tk» EooiUI.I" Uss *i«ur«iio« Bcoi«<7. I b* China Slntoal St«un N»^u*«ioa Company. Ta.Toss.ari.Bi L««w B«t Coatpany far rartauutars of tk«*s Co*sp*BKW, th« tMmSH^mmmt of THE b6«NSO OOMfAITT. LIMITKP »ir«t» ME MSIH.' COMPANIES. I
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      474 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. l^-ONINIfLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATBCHAPHJ Under contract with the Netherlands lud:a Government. A'jmit nt Shtaaporr KHir Aoesct, Late J. Daendels A Co., Ml, ColL'Ui Quay. The undermentioned date* are only approximate Steamer From Expectea J^"' l-eapatcheo (or On G. O. Vim Vmuhtrgt Penang 17 Mar. Penung, Hnljnng. Olehleh, and via
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      606 1 INSUBANGES._ rE LONDON AND LANCASHIRE FIXE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital M.m.WO Paid np Capital £m.7Ni Reserve Fond £1,073,680 rue undersigned, Agrrrts for the Company, are prepared to act opt flre ri*k* at rurront mt#s of prptniuni. li M stka i A Co., AgeDU. rl CHINA TRADKBS INSfRitJO OO«PANT. LIMITKD Capital SsbHribsd
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      809 1 CfcaafeerUlaVCMtga mtmeij a •mat r«v*>uH«fv. The soothirut ami hfalinir properties o4 thi* rssaady, iv plr-^-ant tatt* and |.rompl and p rmawnt < ures hatu made it aun t favourite with people *«i iwlsi'f*. It ii etiNvialljr pri<pcl.l>y molh-rs of small < tilldrea (<.r ,-.-|.i<>. croup, a id n hooping ioo«h,
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS.
    33 2 The St raits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS. Straits Timei KW a year, or putt free RU StraiU Hudgtt. »19 n year, or pott free »*>. Adtertiting Rait* may h* found in the fourth pnqe
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    SATURDAY, 16TH MARCH. ST. PATRICK'S DAY.
    1380 2 SATURDAY, 16TH MARCH. ST. PAT R ICK'S DAY. Nil upology other thin tin- date is necessary in volunteering the information that:— St. I'atm-k «>• f,-iitl.-m»ii aud came of d«-ant H'bdt'lVbuKb 10 Dublin U».». ud on it placrl >toai>lo Neither need one reiterate ami harp \ipon the great »nd luminant truth
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    6 2 To-day's 4/ms bank rate is -',<i,«
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    13 2 This homeward mail by the M. M IMkia closes at 6 p.m. to-day.
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    18 2 Thk name of Mr. S. W. Bailey has been added to the Commission of the Peace at Singapore.
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    18 2 Thk sMk Budget was issued this morning. A supplement for the m..il will be published in the evening.
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    21 2 Thk H.tn. W. J. Napier, as M. L C has taken leave of absence for six months from the llth instant
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    19 2 Thk S.V A. parade for battery movements this alter noon is at 4 45. blank ammunition will be used.
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    25 2 Mk. Thorpe, Commander of tlis Sm />'■ now on leave of absence, is expected to arrive here in the as. /.i«'«t Mtr; on the :ird April.
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    22 2 Mk. E 1.. Brockman, Acting First Magistrate, now sits on the Singapore Bjard of Licensing Justices in the place of Col Pennefather.
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    26 2 It is notified in the Qmmmtml (•uzetle that no member of the S.V A. shall remain on the reserve after reaching the age of fifty years.
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    26 2 Thk George Towu Dispensary, Ltd is the latest company to be floated in Penang. It takes over the George Town Dispensary and the capital is S6o,ou<).
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    24 2 The Russian Cunsulate and theofUce of Messrs. Slclierbatchoff, Tchokoff and Co., have this day been removed from 1 Rjbinson Road to 1-li KalHn* Quay.
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    27 2 Thk telegrap'i line has reached Medina and it M expected that it will be connected with Mecca very shortly, the work being pushed on with great activity.
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    32 2 Four Javanese wore, yesterday, before Mr. Saiw ir for failing to report a case of small-pox which occurrcj ai No. 20 Tanglin Road One mai was lined *M, the others W each.
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    29 2 Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cornwalj and York were to leave Portsmouth in the Ophir to-day. Altogether, the tour is expected to last fully eight months.
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    35 2 Thk old I Vrak Sikhs troop, now forming the Sultan of I'erak's body-guard, will come to Singapore to furnish an escort to T. R H the Duke and Diwhess of York, on their approaching visit.
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    35 2 It is very probable that reinforcements from India will be sent to Soiualiland. The force there is too weak to effect the crushing of the Mahdi or false prophet who is stirring up the Somalis.
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    33 2 Thk Hou. W. R. Collyer, AttorneyGeneral of the Colony, has taken twelve months' leave. Mr T. H.Kershaw, I .i c.d Adviser to the Government of Federated Malay;', will act as Attorney-General from to-day.
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    36 2 A Convention between Iho lulled Kingdum and Japan, for the reciprocal protection of the estates of deceased persons, which was signed at T okio on the 28th April lust, is published in the nun, nt Gazette.
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    36 2 Tim first performance oiAl Zero takes place in the Town Hall to-night. Messrs. Kelly and Walsh are booking the seats for the performances, which continue on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday und Saturday of the next two week?
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    33 2 Said Mahomed and Mahomed Ali, Klings, were yesterday sentenced to six months and one year respectively, for retaining possession of stolen property in the furm of sixteen cigarholders belonging to Gosling and Co.
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    41 2 Eleven fresh cases of foot and month disease have been reported by the Government Veterinary Surgeon, three in Bukit Timah Road arid eight in Albert Street. Tlie aniu als affected have bean isolated, and no fatal c<uo has hitherto been reported.
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    42 2 Thk Government publishes His Majesty's Warrant authorising the continued use of tho Public Seal, made use of in the Straits Settlements during the lifetime of Her late Majesty Queen Victoria, until another Seal shall have been prepared and transmitted to the Governor.
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    48 2 A correspondent remark* that it is not edifying to tee 'rikisha pullers bathing at the fountain near the General Post Office. Yesterday morning at 8.45, two pullers were so engaged. The deliberate way in which they set about it seemed to show that the practice was not uncommon.
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    47 2 It is reported that energetic measures are to be shortly taken to bring into existence the long required facilities for shipping and landing goods at Colombo. A special assistant (with experience of harbour works) has been telegraphed for from England to assist the P.WD. in this matter.
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    47 2 Alarming rumours have reached Rangoon of serious unrest on tbe Burmo-Chinese frontier The Chinese in some of the frontier towns are stated to be extremity unsettled and truculent. I'nless the garrisons are speedily increased and largely reinforced, raids into British territory may take place at any moment.
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    58 2 It is pleaxant to note that the Tanjong Pagar Football Club has wakened up again and has gone in for practice. For several months the members had •itogothftr eiyen up football, but the Club etarted its new season on Thursday last by a game with the Royal Engineers, which resulted
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    63 2 A i.aki.k gathering of those interested in the indigo industry met at Calcutta on the 20th Feb. to discuss the situation. Mr. MacNaghten pointed out that, at the present low prices, natural indigo was underselling the artificial article, and tint Urge quantities had only to be continually put on the
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    82 2 The approaching Koyal visit is now engaging much attention in Ceylon. A full programme of events has been drawn up for a three days' stay in K.'iii.ly. Their Royal Highnesses are expected to spend the lAth and 16th of April in Colombo when a public reception will be held, probably
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    89 2 In the report on the Kallles Library and Mii-ciim for last year, I)r HHnitsch, the Curator, calls attention to the scant Mivernm.-nt financial support of these institutions, and lie pleads for larger grants especially for the Museum. It is pointed out that the Museums in Selangor and Perak are better
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    85 2 fan startling figures recently published by the Sanitary Commissioners, North-Wept Provinces of India and Ottdh, show that in almost all the large cities uf the Pravinoai, including Cawnpore, Allahabad, Benares, Meerut, and Agra, the average annual deathrate, since the introduction of a filtered water-supply, has been heavier than in I
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    98 2 Thk Benin City Territories, a British posse* Mon in W. Africa, are divided into three districts, the lower and the middle delta, and the upper or grass lands districts. In the lowerdelta there are considerable forest areas. In the middle delta there are palm-oil trees, cane, etc. In the upper
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    115 2 AwuN'.fcMKNTS arc in liand for holding a smoking concert on Saturday, April 6th, in honour of Mr. Walter Makepeace, who is going home next month, via America, for a well-earned holiday. The use of the Volunteer Drill Hall has been kindly granted for the occasion by Mijor Murray, Commandant, SVC
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    PAHANG NEWS.
    253 2 Kerne* l.ipio, MS Ware/.. Mk. Hugh Clifford is* daily expected here from Borneo to take up the appointment of British Resident of this State, and the Pahang Service will gladly welcome him back as its Chief, notwithstanding the weighty opinion recently expressed, and the odious comparisons made on
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      SOUTH AFRICA
      37 2 ANOTHER HAIL BY FRENCH. r, „„>.,„, i«uA Met. I>. wet has reached Senekal General Krench has inide a further great haul of stock, carts, and ammunition. He reports IV.' more Boers killed, wounded, and taken prisoners
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      LORD WOLSELEY THE WAR OFFICE.
      39 2 LORD WOLSE LEY THE WAR OFFICE. The House of LorJ* has rejected by IU to 34 votes a motion by l/ird Wolseley calling for the production of papers regarding Lord l.antdowne's allegations te the administration of the War Office.
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    OFF TO BORNEO.
    147 2 Mk i; K Arthur, who was formerly a planter in Ceylon, is now od hit way to British North Borneo to report on the rubber plantations belonging to the Mortgage Investment aod Contract Corporation of London. The land is on the east coast of British North Borneo.
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    THE IRISH LAND QUESTION.
    146 2 THE IRISH L AND QUESTION. In the House of Commons on the L'l-t Feb., Mr. John Redmond, Nationalist memlmr for Waterford, moved an amendment to the Address-io-Keply v, favour ol asking Imperial credit for the compulsory aim wholesale purchase of land. Mr.T.W. Russell, V nionist member for South Tyrone, seconded
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    S. C. C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    433 2 YESTERDAY'S PLAY. A"BISCLKB (apt. White ser beat Battenl.urg tar. 9-11. Hi, c-6. (iHin.fonl— A. !>cat Klliot Mr. (No score returned.) fplon+l, beat Wither»-."i nil, til. .Mmtagglirt-lbo.it O. T. Low 1.1. 4-K, IH M Noon I. beat Murray BET. o-l, HI. R. T. Reid scr. v.
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    67 2 One night, at the Garnek (lul), a number of the members were discussing the merits of a new Hamlet who had apiwared that evening. W. S. Gilbert had taken no part in the arguments, for or against At last one of the others ventured Well, Gilbert, what do vox think
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      1182 2 NOTICES. STUDS AND LINKS. Full set as illustration. Gold colour imperishable 50 cents. WIIITEAWAY, LAIDLAW t CO. TOWN HALL SINGAPORE "AT ZERO" A Musical Romance in 3 Acts The book by Lyrics by LKSTER TEALE. TALBOT HUGHES. Music by KREREDICK ROBBE. will be produced under the management, of Capt. H.
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      798 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS." ANTED.-Bookkeeper good salary for competent man. Apply bY letter with testimonials to J M. 8 e/o StraiU 7Yiw». WANTED, at once, two surveyors ternTt porarily, for the Engineers Office of the Tanjong Pwrar Dock Co., Ltd Applicnlioos to be sent to the Works' Gogmeer, Tanjong Pagar. rpHE Chancery
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      67 2 M. 8. 8. iuaßdat. for tka Simu. i M 1., writta on oat md» of tba papat only By th« aadnt of that oOKOttoa. m*afi. 8. 8. an- ranted tkat aickt otkarwia. ha piUlaktd. All J.arti.iniroont™rta ararabimt to U>. 000 H. boa that tka Maaafar aar Uia adrort^o,. ,t o«t
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    BY THE WAY.
    1847 3 inuld hear the songs of praise around Square, Quay, and Alley, all about a little circular that has been sent, out to the subscribers to the local 1 eleplion. 10 v li.iiicc The directors .if this sweats seem to think that in >re money is to be
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    NEW GRAVING DOCK AT ALEXANDRIA.
    180 3 < 'nk of the greatest engineering works now in progress in Kzypt is the new paving dock thai is batea. built fi>r the Kheclivial Mail Steamahip and Graving Dock Company by Messrs. C H. U'alk-i .11,. I Co, contractor*, nf London The u.»k was started
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    TESLA'S WIRELESS TELEGRAPH.
    381 3 TESLA'S WIRE LESS TELEGRAPH. i|CXM riM NKVV YIIKK AM) LONDON Kirthek particulars are given regarding Mr. .Nikola Tesla's apparatus for sending wireless messages across tin' Atlantic Hi-can. It consists uf a transmitter and receiver, with the ■arili as connecting inediuni. Tho transmitter receives theelectrical enerey from ill.- source of power,
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    FIRE AT TANJONG PAGAR.
    94 3 About 11 o'clock yesterday morniogi -in, ike was discovered issuing from a large heap of coal at the back of No. 4 godown, Tanjong Pagar Dock. A hose was immediately attached to a pipe on one of the Dock Cos pumping stations and «iUt was poured
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    COLOMBO FORTS.
    236 3 Tin. defences of Colombo have of late been brought up to date by the construction of new batteries, and the substitution of modern breech-loading guns for old muzzle-loaders. The mount inn- for the new guns have been placed in position already. In all eleven new guns, including a
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    STKAITS CHINESE BRITISH ASSOCIATION.
    253 3 LOYAL OHM YUTKKDAY. A sPbriAi. uiveUri^ ofthe meinl'i'it of l.c Sir. nt s Clime-, iiritish Assuci.ilion MM ImU in the I *n Hull at 'odock yesterday afternc. n. Mr. Lan Jiak Kirn presided and the nteeling was very well attended, there being uvei l'ik.l members i
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      THE PLAGUE.
      521 3 T'i 1I1K Klll-OK OF THK "STIMIl- IIMKS. Sir, It lias been ;i-. rtam. .1 beyond doubt that the accursed plague epidemic owes its existence in a great measure to a disease among rats which, when sick, are teen coming out of their hole*, and die. The almost imperceptible
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    HIS NEW NIGHTCAP.
    258 3 Very f-w peers in the realm possess coronets— we are assured by an authority on these things— or eyeD if they do, they are generally hoirlnoaos The only nobleman whom the informant ever knew to possess such a head-cover-ing was an eccentric earl who did not reside
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    THE ANNUAL HEGIRA.
    548 3 Hengal, sailing about Wmt March, for London, Dr. and Mrs. Kerr, Mr. H. Abrams, the Misses Muluolland, Mr. K. W. Barker, Lt.-Col. Chippindall, Mrs. Finch, Mr. Nathan, Mr. Stiven, Mrs. Hamilton, Mr O. Marks. For London via Marseilles— Mr. K T Page For Colombo-Mr. U. A. Talbot.
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    SUNDAY'S CHURCH SERVICES.
    180 3 ST. A.M'KKW'x lIM'MI 7 ii. in.. Matins 7.4U a in.. Holy Communion and Si rmonj ft. -JO p. in., Fvmioong, find Sermon. Kt. Matthuw's ch'ik. ii. BKror l.mv. r. p. m.. Evensong and Bennon. ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHKIIKAI.OKTIIEUoiIIISHKrHeHII. VICTOBM STKEKT ASI) Huts* BASSA ROAI>. H. 30 m., \a,k
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    62 3 Professor John Perry, in a letter to Nature," cites particulars from Sir William Corry to show that albatrosses are extremely tenacious of life. One strangled to death we thought), and put in an ice-box at a temperature below freezing point for at least ten days, was afterwards found alive although
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    COMMERCIAL.
    555 3 8iN<iirou. 10th Maw h. 1901. PRODUCE. Qambier s.Mj Copra Bill, 7.IS0 do Pon'.i»n»lt 6.60 IVppf-r, Blaik 28.871 do White, (60 -MOO Sago Floor S»r»«rak S.00 do Brunei Ho. 1 S.70 Peart <>aco 3<W CoSw. Bali. 15% basis ti.00 CoS-« P»>ml»nc. 18% basis.. SiUin Coffee, Uborian, No. 1 18.00 rapioca,
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      273 3 AKRANGEMK SATURDAY, 1»TH Ma»CH. Hliih Water. &l« p m 8. V. A. Hur.iiio'. t Dukn and Pu.hws o( York leave PorU- At Zero." Town Hall. Japanese Circus. Beach Koad. 9. Huicday, 17th Muni High Water. 7.I.", a.n.. 9.0 p.m. Fourth in Lent. St. Patrick 1 Day. M. M. homeward mail
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      MAILS CLOSE.
      72 4 <■■" /*r ««r. Jim,. To-Day. P. Uiuks in A Klang s.. P i,h., Labuan Manila *',L, 5 £m' Europe via ports Toiitia ni Moxhav. r Sam irnnn .v,, rl 9 ludragiri Djambie Xian Ami 11 a.m Malacca 4 LingKi Htl,«. i Dnl Petiang l)eli 11,1,. Burouw ria ports
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      MAILS TO ARRIVE.
      100 4 F»OI« KDIOFS:-Ry thp M M. s. the !Hn.l Feb. She brings replies to th. mail* whi. -h left Singaiioroon the :'Clh J»n. F»oii t'n-NAi-Bv the M. M. ».s. IWUk, due on the 17th March magtpora |)ji. in I.oif >-t Urn. K.I. IrH M M. Fhl, >7th Feb
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      PASSENGER LIST.
      180 4 PASSENG ER LIST. AKKIVaXS. Per s. n. Konigtbrrn from Hamburg— Mr. Van der KinK. Pers s. Bin Hin IJuan from KUng vih ports— Mm Bit lory, Mmri. M<:B«an VlcClymont. Cowan, "and Mitchell. Pers. fl,™ from Kelanton-Mr. and Mrs. Wheatley. Pea s. PfrAing from Teluk Anon vi» norm— Mes-rs. fnati-her. Kllrrton,
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      177 4 SHIPPING IN PORT Under lni»ti,i«.lin a (tn.ifollo»iai(aM>r<mii. ion. are u«d sir— jtnmner «h— «hii. bq.-b.vqoe »eh schooner; Yot— YachtOru.— Crninr <)bt.— a anbont Tor Torpedo H.p. Hone-power Brit.— British U. B.— United Si»>. ft.— French Oer.— Oorm»n Dot.— Dutch; 'oh Jobore Ac., O. c.,—Gon«r»lcmko d.p.— d«:li Muen|tn: U.— tinier lain
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      TRADING VESSELS &c.
      1079 4 Arrivals Sritcx Nook ok Yimtkkday. Am ttin (luan. Bril. str. 19) tons, Cap! 8coU, lKth.Mar. From Malacca, l.'.th Mar U.c. ud .1 p Bin am! Co. For Klang, I8,h-Kds. Hno, Brit. str. 18<J tons, Capt Foster, I ih Mar. From Kelantan, 13th Mar. G.c and 45 d.p.
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    ARRIVALS.
    141 4 JFuu. VISUL'tNAMI A T0». C4IIAIS FROM tUIUD. COSISIOKiIM. ir> iKonigsberg Itor atr. 3136 '"ristiaiiM'n Kaml-mi; Fet> Behn Meyer 4 Co. in 8. y«n Langkat llm itr 1440 Blombcrg 11.I 1 Samboe Mar 15 Hooglamlt Co. )A Flevo Brit atr 180 Fosl«r Kolanlan Mar 12 T. K. Tian Co Ltd.
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      907 4 AUCTION SALESAlCriON BALF At Oir Sal«-Roum. Monday, lHth MarrJ,, at 11 a.m. 46 new cooking stoves of sites. SU Winchester repeating carbines. Martin do. do 12 M. Henri rifles. Witb ammunition, Ac 16/S POWELL A Co Aui-tionoers. SALE UK HOUSKHOLI) KURNITURK, Ac. THE PHOPERTY OK W- C SVMEB KfQ AT
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