The Straits Times, 15 February 1902

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    13 1 The Straits Times. NO. 20,755. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1902. PRICE 15 CENTS.
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      326 1 NOTICE RITCHIE'S WHISKY 81'KCI M.I.V select-en blend thoroughly matured in bond Price $lo per case; samplfls fr»e. BOKNKO CO. LTD. tu. th. s. Solo Importers. "Eagle" Cement. Tlw Latest Tests U»*.. UMNm. after <M't<*n after I'oiir«lji\ in I ceil <l;i\ Water. in Water. The aliuvi- tests were mmle tn the
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      346 1 NOTICES. BELTING. John Tullix's Llama Har Feltill-_; M thei ninxt suil,ible kind made 1. 111 1 Tropica CliniHtes Prize Medals h;i\«* jwm repi-ivpd at no itss ih hi S.xteen Exhibitions by Messrs' John Tullw JH»p lorilwii ■ii .ii. r -i. t r.'~. and Wb' ■■iinii'lciiilv recdmnii-nrt Llama Ha r B^-ltiritr
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      629 1 NOTICES. .vt.i U 1. l»K UKAHA.aL. 'pHE Offiie of Hi' .-Turns i hisk-k I IhlM >G I'lmiktl l»eii renioveu to No. t R'bmsoii Uumi, Imt the pru tin* busin< ss it> carr.cd on »t the Mime addrest a- befor. IU Ani<'\ tMrMI S B. Kl'M, Manager. T r irx. 'c-nt.
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      344 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. G. OTOMUNETCOT Have just received a large assortment of JAPANESE HIGH CLASS CURIOS, ART WARE. :(o): INSPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED. :(o): G. OTOMUNE CO. SINGAPORE. JIHNLiTM&CO., (LIMITED > Gentlemen's Outfitting Department. Mr. W. BLUNN has resumed tlie Management o\ this Department, Mr. Burton bein>; no longer in the Company's
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      638 1 THKTANJONd PAGAK uk:k (ximkany, ltd. Shipwrights, Ergineebs, Iron and Brass Founders, Wharfingers, *c. This Company execute Ship and Marine Engine Repairs of all descriptions in the most efficient manner under the superintendence of experienced European Shipwrights and Engineers. Graving Docks up to 500 feet in longth and Jl feet on
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      387 1 Sprains i^praii 8! P pp.in i IFI'ussIBI.KTOTRKAI TU I >IN vmilii mii liii.i nl i ii i r l« lan iiiHiiiiuii tioi Ii l -ci ill I I the p ft :mil le<-|) Ihe hi i! I d with Ch inlciliiinV l'.iin Iti.lm Ini licr the pii'ts hnve bee. I'll
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      540 2 NOTICES. John LittleJ? Co* Ltd. Just arrived NEW MAIL CARTS AND PERAMBULATORS, L*rgre assortment in various styles. BFBfjft^BtSH^^Bßw w+E£l— mm L..3S&Qi£\ 1 Upholstered in Art Green, Blue, Cream, Maroon, &c. Rubber Tyre Wheels. Steel Springs. :o: John Little ff Co., Ltd. Up-to- Date Photography. Messrs. WAH FONQ CO Photographic Artists,
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      637 2 BANKS. HONUKONU AND hHAMUHM BANKING CORPORATION. f AID-UP CAPITAL 910,000,000 RESERVE FUND.— Sterling Reserve..9lo,ono,oon 1 ii<. 7 r > n nm Silver Reserve... 9 S.&O.OOO/"* 13 700 000 KESERVE LIABILITY OFI lnnr¥ ,rtv, PBOPRIETORB 10 Coubt or Dihtctom: B. Shiwih, Eaq.— Chaibmam Hon. J.J. Mill Ikvinci Dbpvtt ('haikha? H. E
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      524 2 NOTICES. TANSAN" Is on sale at all the principal Hotels Tiffin Rooms, Wine Spirit Dealers. Sole Importers Borneo Co. Ld Singapore. Sub-agents... McClymont& Co., Port Dickson. Malacca. Chow Kit I Co., Kual Lumpur. A. Oldfield, Tpoh. U. J. Hamilton, Teluk An -ion. SHIPPING. "GLKN LINK FOR LONDON. r pHE s.
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      289 2 NOTICES. ZU VERKAUFEN. EINE ALTE VIOLINE. ZWEI BCHLAO-ZITHERN. F.INE BTREICH 7A I HER. NvHERESz. 11.1 1. Marine Hotel, 15-2 Col- man Strent. Yamatoya's Best Shirts. Y. SHIBUYA, High Street. 16-2 MAYNARD&CO.LTD. WHOLESALE A\» RETAIL CHEMISTS DRUGGISTS. 14, Battery Road. Pure Urngs 1 Surxi. al A Optical Patent Medicines Appliances. Toilet
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      439 2 NOTICES. Mr, J, van den brand to., Lawyers, Mciiun, Uol' tv &f. 30/6 MCALISTEfI K BOLB AGENTS FOR The Angrlo-Egryptian Cigarette Co. The followi .g high class brands of cigarettes are ul way-din stock Shah, gold tipped, 51. 60 per box of .10 (large size.) R' yales, cold tipped, Si
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    SULTAN OF JOMORE
    912 3 A Country ot Vast Virgin Forests Waiting to be Developed. Stafford, m the Morning Leader.") At the present time there stands in the books of a Kensington hotel the name of H.H. Sultan Ibrahim of Johore. I'nder this incognito in veiled the identity of the Sultan <>f
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    "THE THROTTLING OF LONDON."
    747 3 THE THROTTLING OF LONDON." Our attention is called to a series of articles in the Daily Mail, contributed ibv Mr. Fred. A. McKunzie, author of The American Invaders." They are six in number, and have been running daily. They have been very effective, di closing the awful lack of facilities
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      79 3 piTS. BKUSKS. SCALDS and BURNS U Or i. ike Injuries. Are promptly relieved hy CHAMBERLAIN'S PAIN BALM. A few applications will effect a complete cure. For sale by all dealers in medicines. The Dispensary, General Agentß, Singapore, fl A Drink Malacca Tea The best and purest, direct from The Durian
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      572 3 NOTICES. WANTED. AMANAGKR for the Marine Club, Singapore Knowledge of bookkeeping and colloquial Malay, essential security required Sl.ftOO. Applications, which will he received up to the 16th February, should be addressed to the Secretary, Marine Club, Singapore. w. As. uc. GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. APPLICATIONS will be received at the. Bant mptcy
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      534 3 NOTICES. FOR HALE. ONE Australian horse and carriage in good order. $2Bo— a bargain. Trial given if wanted Apply to X O. P.. Strcit* Timn. IP/2 FR -ALE. A Ladies' Hh-k (will aso go it barney) vn> qui«-t, and good tampered, and goo<i pacer I'rico ♦450. AL S O, a
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      487 3 NOTICES. Pk 60LF v Nt 4 7 Hands V* VfmKL ONEKIGKTCUBE. W W^^^yf^ Soak the hands on h aaW retiring in a strong hot Por U reh.nd..| l lf Cllk Hi A Itching burning i* J W I 1 4^1 \f p.lm.. .nd r .ln- |LW 1 UUfU with n
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS SATURDAY, 15th FEBRUARY.
    241 4 The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS SATURDAY, 15th FEBRUARY. APROPOsof thefriendly navalc rem nj in the harbor this morning the trant>li r of the German command from Admiral Bendemann to Admiral Geixsler, it if to be hoped that the reports from th« Batavia Nieuwsbtad, republifhed in another column, are not
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    302 4 Pkinck Henry's approaching visit to Washington excites political speculation in Europe, and London political mind-readers have decided that be intends to sound President Roosevelt and the Cabinet concerning the Monroe Doctrine while others say that strong efforts will be made to prevent him hum talking politics. While lively' interest would
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    330 4 Somb time ago we referred in these columns to a singular coincidence in the matter of coolie labor supply that just at the time that the Native States were clamoring for more Indians, a large colliery concern in Hyderabad had written to the StraiU Time* reques- ting information as to
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    146 4 Nobody will be astonished at the intelligence conveyed in the latest despatches that the news of the Antclo-Japanese treaty has been received with equanimity and even satisfaction— in Rusxian offii ial quarters. The calm and imperturbable Russian diplom ttist knows the value of biding his time, and the futility of
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    6 4 To-day's 4/ms. bunk rate is 1/10-,'j.
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    8 4 The homeward mail closes at 6 p.m to-day.
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    8 4 The homeward mail closes at 6 p.m to-day.
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    10 4 The German cruiser Tlietis left eastward at 5 p.m yesfpplay.
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    14 4 The port of Cuenbon in Java is officially declared to be infected with cholera.
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    17 4 Mk. Low, Mr. L.-i-litori, Mr. Siva, and the Rev. Mr. Donell arrived by the Ceylon from Penantr
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    15 4 The Straits liiulget was published this morning. A mail supplement will be issued this evening.
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    19 4 On page 3 of to-day's paper, there is reprinted an article on the Sultan ol Johore and his territory.
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    21 4 The Town and Volunteer band will play on the Old Jail Site this afternoon irom 5 to 6 o'clock (weather permitting).
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    20 4 Coffke blossom is said to be veryplentiful just now in Selangor, anJ there seems every prospect of a good yield.
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    21 4 Shipping advertisements, with dates of sailing etc., will be found on page 7. General shipping news is printed on page 8.
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    22 4 To-morrow, the members of the Teuionia Club will be At Home to the officers of the German naval squadron now in port.
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    23 4 It is reported that the Grand Dukes Cyrille and Boris Vladimirovitch, cousins of the Czar of Russia, will visit India shortly from Cairo.
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    23 4 One hundred and eighty-nine deaths were registered at Singapore during the week ending on Saturday last. The ratio per thousand was 41. 80.
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    25 4 m The following vessels have been drydocked at Keppel Harbour viz. Hok Tjioe, Fuh-wo and Chow Phya. The Fetriana has been dry-docked at Tanjong Pagar.
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    24 4 It has been notified that Captain S. Mildred, Royal Engineers, has been appointed Acting Adjutant, Singapore Volunteer Engineers, with effect from the 16th ultimo.
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    24 4 The Government Gazette publishes Letters Patent, appointing Mr. J. B. Klcum, the Director of Public Instruction, to be a member of the Education Commission.
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    41 4 Thk Relief of Kimberley by General French took plwce two ye us ago to-day. The capture of Jauobtultl took place the next day, fo lowed h on nfter by the capture of Omnje at Haardeberg and the Relief .f Li Iviniih.
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    45 4 i k-tkui.ay cv. ii, .g, liUrikiehax were requUitionei by thtt Hi ;:r> uf the licrinaii meii-ofwai to take them from J.'hiifloh'H Pier to the German Club As the pmler received HO cents each fot the j id, it was ratliei a chanue tor the frHit-riiity.
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    44 4 Thk Redj mg Lebung Company have rereivtid a lelegrtm UMt, on the 2nd ami ;ini iaalMst, the new slime* msialUii.m at. the mine was ttiven a trial which KMVe every »ati><faclio:i, ■he ins'all ilit.n woiiM be worked isynlillll Iroiu the iiioniliit! •>*' Mm 4ili insiaiu.
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    40 4 Thk Honorary Secretary of the Stiangero and Prisoner*' Aid Fun. desire* lo thankfully acknowledge the following fcuhM-riptioiiH ntwaniH tinfund:—Hon C. W. S Kynn.'isl.-y an. l Hrn. F. G Penney B^s eai-h Hon. W. I'.v.-iiis aim 11. n A. Murray SiOeach.
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    54 4 Ihe It feehy wen uungoide Borneo Wiiiif ye-ieniay to disc irte her cargo of J.ip.iii coals, iIM Armke Mara .No putting out Jipan coals at the N.-mie M'c'i.. ii, u-lnle the. //in//! I- putting out < unlit? coals at Taojonu Pasj*r. The Mem n on, with a carg.i of Japa'.esuoaU,
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    72 4 No. 1 iiii.ii i. ,ic dm Singapore Volunteer Inlanfry was inspecte.l h\ Major the H .-n'l.le A. Murray V.D., Coinmxiiilxiit S. V. C, last evenini!, at the OM Gaol Site There were 80 men on |-aiv<ie; and before they were dismissed ll i-( I 1MH..1 li.lllt I .1 1 T>l
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    70 4 Rubber sample* have been sent home from the Pataltng Estate (Selanjror) and have been favourably tepor'fd on by the brnkprn, stys 'h« Malay Mail They w»re value') at 3/9J per lb., a pric« which will ii-.tr cnmpariBun with the [iroduction of <>th«r countries in which ihe imlmtry h<s be-^n established
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    110 4 Iwo Marine hVlueiuen on duty on the river yesterday arrested a Chinese iw.ikuw man for obstruction. He resisted arrest., and a number of Chinese ••ollected, led by a Hokien. They stoned the police and rescued prisoner. They hen got into a house in Boat Quay, the Hokien refusing to adroit
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    ANOTHER BUROLARY AT TANGLIN
    61 4 ANOTH ER BUROLARY AT TANGLIN Mb. W. (i union laylor reported to the police, this morning, that, several articles had been stolen from his house Buruside," off Tanglin Road, during last night or in the early hours of this morning The burglars stole the decoration of a French Onler belonging
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    THE NEW GERMAN ADMIRAL.
    148 4 H. E. Vice-Admiral Geissler hoisted his flat: on board the German cruiser Furst Bismarck this morning At the »ame time H. E. Vice Admiral Hi'M'li-miui, who is gome; home by th« next German mail, the Hamburg, hauled down his flag from the Hertlia ainidtt the booming
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    SIR F. LOVELL.
    185 4 A Rebuff From Planters. A special meeting of the Indian Tea Association was held at Calcutta on the sth instant when Sir Francis Lovell was present by invitation, in connection with the London Tropical School iif Medicine. Sir Francis Lovell wished to know whether owners of tea
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      LORD LANSDOWNE ON THE NEW AGREEMENT.
      76 4 London, loth Feb. Lord Lansdowne has made a state ment in the K-mse of L>r Is with regard to the A^r.'.MiieiH with Jap tn, in which lie s.iid VV'm desire to protect .1 i|.,in against a coalition. The A^re^ment ■■■.iiii|»-ls us to aid a
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      JAPANESE IN BRITISH COLUMBIA.
      63 4 Exclusion Bills will be Disallowed. The Governra-wt of the Diminion of C tnaU IsM a hriasd thn G tverninent of BritWl (J.iluin iia that the bills piss.-.l by the Parliament, rtf the latter, at its I ut session, containine claunes, e^clu'lniL' Ja:»tnese iniinierants from the c
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      AUSTRALIAN OPINION.
      53 4 What About the Future of -White Australia Mr. Barton, the Premier of the Australian U -nnm >nw«.ilth, expresses satisfaction wiih the A^reHin^nt, which, he believrts, will bemtit Vustralia. The Amtriliin Press generally expnisses appr jvU of the Agreement, but tiie Sydney pipers believe that it threatens the future
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      RUSSIAN OFFICIAL OPINION.
      61 4 RUSSIA l:> SATISFIED! But she will Safeguard her Own Interests. iaito In Russian offi ;ial quarters, the new Xnglo-J ipinese treaty is received with equanimity— even with satisfaction— its objects the integrity of China and the independence of C >rea corresponding"*" with Russian policy. But, it is
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    THE MARQUARDTS.
    99 4 Wk would again remind our readers of the musical treat which is in store lor those wiio uttriid the Marqitardt concert at the Town Hall to-night. The artistic abilities ot both Hurr and Madame Matquardt were quite sufficiently demonstrated at the concert they gave on tiie previous occasion
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    SHARE REPORT.
    83 4 In their weekly share report, Messrs. Latham and Maclaggart state The Chinese New Year holidays have hterfered with business during the past brtnight. Industrial stocks continue n good demand and Fraser audNeaves, ifter iI.M-luiiiiL' to ■>!> t, linn with tuyers, no sellers, at *98. Straits Tracings are unobtainable
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    L. L. T. C TOURNAMENT.
    166 4 Ties for Monday. Mixed Douih.ks llaxiucai-, A Class. .In. Lovell and Mr. .1. (J. Macta^gart v. Ms. .Salzmann and Mr. iieatty. li»s Frawer and Mr. Diirbishire v. Mrs. Sanders and Mr. Von I:.-.. (ias Kerr and Mr. Norrie v. Mind Cuun and Mr MuHley. !r.
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      393 4 1 »..v HKM^fcMbNTS. "THE GANDY BELT," ENGLAND. TIIKa .iv .c 1 I'mde Mark Ibe (i-.i.ly Cell .Vltnulactunng ..|> ny, l.nuii -i of vVh •iitl.m.l vVorks, Kracoinl.... m I hrt nun y of Ch. Kt.-r. tiiilmi 1, iirinufioliirers 11... Nwd I'r.i'i'. M.-ii-» is used in respect of Ii" ii.'X rut mi
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      311 4 LATEST ADVbKTISH.ivi.hNrS. WANT I), i iiiii.-si- or BriRMiM -lerlc, with good knowledge oi Knitlish, si ort-h ..ikl ami typu-writing. Qood salary to really computen man. App.y to MERCHANT" v.c. c/o Straili Time*. FEDERATED MALAY STATES, I'ERAK REVENUE SUKVKY DEPARTMENT. WANTED. ONE Assistant >urvyor. Salary l»00 on ih- Pension Me r,stal>li«hme
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      137 4 G. R. LAMBERT CO. Photographers. (vN account of th long ruity seav>n, F we vhall only be able to op. mi our new studio and offi>e«. at Orchard, Road 3a. some day during the first h >'t f Petirti»rv next. The exact data will be advertised. In thn meantime all
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    BY THE WAY.
    1170 5 Havk yon !ie»rd the story of the Piominent Local Government Official, tlie Canary Cage, the Keys, and the Kitten? It happened this way The P. L. G. O. set forth one afternoon to p«ss the week-end at Changi, or some other popular rural resort whereof the. exact
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    SUNDAY'S CHURCH SERVICES.
    205 5 St. Andrews Cathedral. (Ist Sunday in Lent.) 7 a.m.. Matins 7.45 a m.. Holy Cnmmunion (Choral). 4 p.m. Sunday School 6.30 p m Rvi>n«ong and Sermon. Qarrison Parade Service. 7 a.na St. An Irew's itnedral. 10 I a.m. K akan Mit i U Noon I'nl hi Brani.
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    DEBATE ON THE ADDRESS.
    652 5 Speech by Mr. Chamberlain.— A Brilliant Defence London, Jan 2\nt. In the House of Commons last night, Mr. Frederick Cawley, Liberal member for the I'restwich Division of SouthK.ist Lancashire, with the approval of Sir He.nry Campbell-Binnerman, the i fficial leader of the Opposition, moved the amendment
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    ELEVATING THE CHINESE.
    132 5 A telegram from Peking says The dinner g yen by Mr. Conger at the American Legation on Christmas-eve, when the leading members of the Chinese Foreign Office and other prominent Chinese were prebent, is the subject of lively discussion both among the Chinese and at all the
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    WIRE NEWS.
    1178 5 The following news was held out of yesterday's issue on account of pressure ou space Home. The London correspondent of the Indian I) tihj Newn cabling on the 2nd inst. Mtates that strong speeches from both si les of the rl>>iB* of Conmnonn were made on the 3Nt
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    PASSENGERS BOOKED.
    496 5 P. O Parramatta, sailing a^out 21st Feb. For London, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Adams, Miss Salzmann, Mr. and Mrs. Burkinshaw, Mr. J. Bentley, Lord Ash burton and valet. Chvuan, sailing about 7th Mar. To Luiil ••>.(' mi Penang) Mrs. Reid and infant. From Singapore to London Mr.
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    COMMMERCIAL.
    600 5 SINGAPORE, lfiTH FkI'RUAKY, IHl':\ PRODUCE. Jambier U.M> do PontKnak'.i 10 -2(> Pepper, Black. buyers SOOrt do White. (5*).... MOO *ago Four Sar-xwik 5.6% do Brunei No. 1 SHI Pearl Hapo 4 40 "•off"*. Bali. 11% ha>i-. '.»-.0» Coffee. Palemhane 20% basis t* O Ooffoe. LiWian \o. 1 I»K> Tapioca,
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      63 5 VEBBELB ADVEKTIBED TO SAIL. Hongkong, Kumtany, due 17th Feb. Bouftead. Calcutta via ports, A'owshera, on 17th Feb., Boustend. London via ports, Adour, on 19th Feb., M. 11. Co. London (Jlengarry on 20th Feb. B'toad. Baltic Ports. Kitai, 26th Feb. B. M. Zanzibar via ports Sultan (from Colombo) 19th Feb. B.
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      40 5 IN AMERICA. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is a great favourite with mothers for colds, croup, and whooping cough. It contains no harmful substance and always gives prompt relief. Bold by all dealers in Medicines. The Dispensary General Agent*, Singapore. 6 A
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      169 5 Scientific investigations have revealed the true nature and eonipoßitnn of cod liver oil, which have been thoroughly verified l>y experience. No longer is it necessary to force down a dose of nauseating, repulsive co«i liver oil to get its medicinal effects The extractives— the tonic, curative, re-building part— msy bo
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      227 5 1 DAY BY DAY. Saturday. 15th February. High Wt— -S 7 p ill. Moon l«t »Jii>«tT. i U p.m. Cricke 1 Fourth Anstr Han test match. Ki' 'a Races Seuoud Day. S. C. (Ticket. Bind Old Jail Site, fi to A. M. M h'imewird mail closes 6 p.m. M ani
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      397 6 NOTICES, ~SARKIES T JOHANNES AND COT Jiuetioneers and Estate Jiyents. 6 and 7, TELEGRAPH STREET. THE CHEAPEST HOUSE FOR TEAK WOOD FURNITURE. ALL SORTS OF TEAK WOOD FURNITURE READY MADE AND MADE TO ORDER. LATEST PATTERNS. Inspection Invited. SARKIES JOHANNES AND CO. 3 i a JAMES WATSON CO.'S SCOTCH WHISKIES
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      160 6 NOTICES. FOR SHIPOWNERS CAPTAINS HOEG'S PATENT ANTI-CORROSIVE »\TI-HH M\<. COMPOSITIONS are the best for steel and iron Vessels. HOEG'S I \TI-«'OR ROSIVK COMPOSITION ensures the metal a perfect air nnd water-tight cover, absolutely preventinu corrosion of steel and iroo. It is used as first coat for ships' bottoms and is
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      289 6 NOTICES. Amts for leT* perms' jTiT ISwKwiitt'iSßL v By Special Warrant J|^ijEJ?K His Majestß Purveyors to *E§^S2ffiF^» The King. CELEBRATED OILMAN'S STORES. mm* I \^y B 1 r l, r C •vSk.^^B^Bßfct 1 'J K-'-^i 1 Uk% k% ill WBJBI .ißm mf i mlx HPMfel »i II i mk cq
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      703 7 rr.HE BORNEO COMPANY, LIMITED TUP. Standard Life Assurance. Norwich Union Fire Innmnce Soeietj. Atlai Asraruoa Company (Fire), rhe Eqnitohlx Life Axxuranno Society. The Chin» Mutual Bteam Navigation Company The Tottenham Uger Beer Company. For partionlmn of theoe Compsnies, see th* full adrorttfiement of THE BORNBO OOMp*VV t rVTTVr> Kr*n** STEAMSHIP
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      717 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. rrONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATBOHAPPIJ IV Under contract with the Netherlands India Government. Agents at Singapore: Ship Agency, latb J. Dabndblb A Co., 2-3, Collybr Quay. The undermentioned dates are only approximate. Steamer From Expected Will be Despatched tot Op Speelman Soerabaia Feb. 13 Bawcan. Soerabaia. Ban-ijermassin, Kotabaroe, Balikpapan, Koetei,
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      570 7 STRAITS STEAMSHIP 00. (LTD.) 8. 8. Penang On Mondays at 4 p.m fr>r Malacca Port Dickson, Port Swetten- i i and Teluk Anson. 8. 8. ''Malacca": On Wednesdays at 4 p.m. for Malacca, Port Dickson, Port v. i iti'iih-un and Teluk Anson. S. C'irlyle On Thursdays for Port Swettenham direct.
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      653 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. Combin«d Service of the Oetjun Ntwtm *hip Company and th« West Australian steam Navigation Company between FREMANTLE (PERTH), NORTH WEST AUSTRALIAN PORTS, AP SINGAPORE. THE SULTAN, SALADIN, MINILYA AND AUSTRALIND. These steamers run at frequent intervals oetween Singapore and Western Australia, ■ailing at Derby, King's Sound (Port for
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      654 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. Portland and Asiatic Steamship Co. (Owned and operated by the Oregon Railroad ff Navigation Company.) Dates of Sailings from (he Ea*t to Pacific Coast forts. Leaving Hongkong I'oktland AR IUT ABOUT 'Indrapuia' aoth F e *>. 2ist Mar ■Indravelli" 20th Mar -"t.i Xpril 'Th.ra" l«th April 18th May
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      442 7 INSURANCES. THE ROY\L EXCHANGE ASSURANCE. (ESTABLISHED A.D. 1720) THE undersigned, agents for the auove> company, are prep ired to accept Firw Risks at current rate-<. BEHN MEYER Co. w. A s. 31/12 MAGDEBURG FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. (ESTABLISHED A.D. 1844) rHE undersigned, agents for th» abovct company, are prepared to accept
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      1668 8 Luil«r this< beading the following abbre «Mlan ar-e used str. steamer *h •Jup; Ik) -t.Hn; \o sell —schooner: Yet.— "V'.ifht; (Vi Uruisnr; Gbt. Gunboat; Tor. Tornnrio; H.p -H.irse-powcT; ririt.—British U. B.— United BUtea; Feh— French; <3er— German; Dut.— Dutch: Joh.—Johore: •Ao.,(i.iv (i>-nt'ral-c^iii."i; il.p. deck passen#7"f U —Uncertain
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      566 8 Name, port, probable date of arrival, and name of agents. BTIAMEKB. Ajax, China, Mar D; Mansfield. Amiral Baudin, Pauillac, left Jan 6; A mbria, Hongkong, Feb 17 Behn Meyer. Andalusia, Hongkong, Mar 33; B. Meyer. Viiimin Europe. Feb -V, VI. .VI .••it' ne* Armenia, Hongkong. A > I
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      MAILS CLOSE.
      122 8 rw «r. To-Day. and Deli Atahan and Deli Calypto Pin Seng 3 pm. 8 p.m. 8 p.m. PtiianL', etc., R.,ih p in »> 'Ukok Kudat p m P Sw ChRin vii ports S lnn ho 4 pm' Ma<assar via ports A />,>A r;«n,i 4 p n Pcnin.'iindDoloiubo r«wiatf
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      MAILS TO ARRIVE.
      128 8 From Europs:—Bv the M. M. Kmmt MMOM dUf on the L-lst ins ant. with dates to the 2-Jth J«i'Unrv. She brines replies to the ninilf. which left Singapore on the 28tb and Sam December. Fr..m Cms*:-By the M. M. s. s. Loot due on Sunday. eft Singapore
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      LIST OF PASSENQERS.
      22 8 For Singapore. Per M. M 8. Oc.anien. from Marseilles I Feb. 9th, due 3rd Muvh Mr. H. N. Ridley.
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      ARRIVALS.
      124 8 1 VCSSKL'S NAMB Kl.Al. Tons Rio. Captain I From Hailbu. Cobsionkbs. I I N'acodah jßhio Feb HG.iaii Hoe Bee vfeneghetti |Af:iiacca F»l> l»8oou Keck Kow^n i'h itiritukk Kfii I;' linn t; •>himmon 'Mtlncoi Fel> 14|Kboo Tiong I'an Scott |PBwet'ham Fel> 13iWee Bin aud Co. Wayward J^ondon Jao II|P. *O.
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      CLEARANCES.
      116 8 Date. Vessel's Name. IFlag A Ric Tons. Destination. 'eh 14 14 16 14 16 16 16 16 16 If16 15 16 16 Hans Meozellt Ger str. Stentor Brit str. Prospert Nor utr. Sultan Brit str. Sabine Rickmers str. Asahan < Qer str. Laos MM str. La Seym; Btr. Oceaoien
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      252 8 WHITEAWAY, LAIDLAW CO. gNNMfosjmM Sandow's Developer 1 I Sandow's Develoner wnww&maiwi ■"^^-wsa, AND and k i?L,ftf Exerciser /Sf^K Exerciser ,t, t J ~A S W kcSl Ob n slreß th c <* ""Jbyll. jR/ Should be in every Home for Ihc general use of Ihc whole 'j' \A \m Mfl
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      177 8 Sabang Bay Harbour Coal Company, Ltd. Pulo "Wen, North Sumatra. SINGAPORE AOE.STV BATVEKY ROAD Cable address Sabang, Singapore.'' 'I'HIS Company supply best Welsh, I Bengal, and Orabilicn coals at current rates. t»hip» can moor at the wharves imme-di-itoly aitw hnviiii{ enlere-l tfie harbour, ami i/i'iiling OOBUBOMM without delay at me
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