The Straits Times, 2 June 1904

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    13 1 The Straits Times NO. ai,449 SINGAPORE. THUBjSDAY. JUNE 2, 1904. PRICC 15 CERTS
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      623 1 NOTICES. GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION TFNHERS will be received at tbe Colo nial Secretary's Office up to noon of tbp 4th June, 1904, for the following works:— Kep'iirinu the Ftop-butt :it the Balestier Kitie Range Finns and specifkatiooti may be seen, and printed forms of tender with all particulars obtained at the
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      687 1 NOTICES. Selangor Turf Club. THE date for the closing of Entries for the June meeting has been postj>oned to 12 noon on Saturday the 4th June. May 4 0 I EXCHANGE Banks will be closed on V Friday, 3rd June, Prince of Walei' Birthday. May 31 •_> -<; NOTICK My
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      632 1 NOTICES. MUNICIPAL NOTICE. The Muni'ipal Commissioners of gingApor« r^qui c the lervices of a Chief <'!<•!» in the Kng neerV Pc, artment Can idate^ for the post should have Jk goo t knowledge of a -cou ts and must fc able to carry out generally tbe instructions of the Municipal
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      528 1 AUCTION SALES. PLEASANTLY SITUATED. JOHORE KE<IDENTIAL PROPERTY. For sale by auction, on the spot. Friday, .Wd June, 1904, nf 2.30 p.m. Mesnt,. II 1,. (OQHLAN Co. are instructed by tbe miniia'strator of tba estate of I'nfcoo Aler.h deceased, to tell by suction on the ?pot all that piece of freehold
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      266 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Milkmaid| P^^ Milk Guaranteed iTr^ f 1111 cream. trade mari Largest Sale in the World. CARBIDE OF CALCIUM SMAL L L tMP Packed in 2 Ib.. 10 lb., and lIOTk Tin* \< l>lim Ci«H f- iltiai-- aufl «.«ii< riiloi > Bicycle lamp*, Motor cur. ami carriage lani|>- I'ho*
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    SINGAPORE FOOTBALL LEAGUE.
    1292 2 The League matches pla\ I since I*m notes resulted M follows Rovers beat S.V.I. 1-0.: R.K Iwat rmilllril Band and Drums l>eat A FA. 1-0: 63 Coy. R(i.\ beat V M I'A 1-0. Kißiit lo the HinUh. Tin- otovon gaiaed tlnn- first lintoij at the expense of
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      294 2 NOTICES. VICTOR" SAFES With Combination Locks NO KEY REQUIRED j^jljUj sizes iilst stock:. THE VICTOR LOCK Co. Particulars from Borneo Co., Ltd., Singapore. JEFFREY'S EDINBURGH STOUT. Specially Ii For the Brewed Tropics. 7 doz. pints $1 5.00 of all dealers. IMPORTERS BORNEO Co., Ltd. TULLIS'S LLAMA-HAIR BELTING THE BEST FOR
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      282 2 NOTICES. wSm v K Bl I— J 7 t n I^9 B GOSNELL'9 LATEST 1 11 B $5,000 REWARD NOTICE. Whereas it has come to the knowledge of the Qpium Farmers at Singapore- that certain persons have conspired and combined together with the object of smuggling and importing into Singapore
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      275 2 NOTICES. HOTEL DKR NEDBRLANDEN BATAVIA (JAVA.) FIRST Ola** Hotel. Known (or iU excellent food. Very frequently riaited by British people. English spe&kint servants. Evnry accommodation. Messenger on board of ail -the steamers. A. F. MEKTEN m. A th. O.C. Proprietor. CAMPBELL CO. HAVING been appointed Asents for the TRANSATLANTIC Fire
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    SUITABLE SOUVENIR.
    221 3 The Order of the Axe. The New York correspondent ol the hiiily Chronicle telegraphing on the 4th ultimo says Mr. Bruce Istnay, l'resident of the Hupping Trust, sailed to-day on the Oceanic for Europe. He has been here bat a few wei-k», but during that tirru he has
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    A DYING SULTAN.
    233 3 i mittttUinopk, :<>\h April. S;it.\\ M"ii:\i> i= reported to be d>inp. Ahdul Hamid i-- in terror 1 hit MouradV adherents will rise in insurrection He is taking the most stringent precaution:- in the capital. Military ;.atiols are thick in the street?. The Story of Mourad V. Mound
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    PASSENGERS BOOKED HOMEWARD.
    57 3 N. I). I. Pa BMIMM lilili .limo Mr. Km., Mr. Mi'ver, KMil Mr> N* ichol.-i-. Per Zletan B7tb .Inm- Mr A. »<»> Michal, Mi. mid Mi RmmL M. M. Per Erooat Simons. -otkJms. Fur I omlon: Mr f. M. I'wi-li.t. Mr. A. V. Uabignn. Mr. 111.1 Mr-.
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    10 3 Exchange and share quotations will !>e found en page 8.
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    20 3 Sujppi.no advertisements, with date* if sailing etc., will be found on page General slipping new* id printed on page 8.
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      13 3 ZYMOLE TOOTH POWDER, a pei fast antiseptic dentrifice, cleanses an preserves tne teetta
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      575 3 BANKS. NEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL MAATSCHAPPIJ. Nctherliiii(l& Trading Society. Established Hl* CAPITAL. f. 60,000,000— (abt. £6,000,0<X)> ISSUED CAPITAL. f. 45,000,000— (abt. £3,760,000) RESERVED FUND. f. 5,000,000- -(abt. £417,000) Head Office in Amsterdam. Head Agency In Batavia. Hkanciibs Penanjf, Shanghai, Kan- •< cm Mcrlan (Deli), Kemarang SourabAya Padang, Cheribon Tegal Pecalongnh Pasoeroeun Tjilatjop.
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      717 3 BANKS. Hongkong 6* Shanghai Banking Corporation. r vi i -rr CAPITAL ?io itocioo CCfERVB UNI) '■'teriingßcfr-vet "Oft t«vi Km Silver Res. i.. *i: .'oo>' R -riTcLinl.il I r (if PrnprWiora s!• (Di.OOO COURT OK "DIRECTORS. .1. Kaynioiiil, < li*innaii. 11. X, Tomkinv, bs>, Deputy (hairmali. 1.. Qirti. ba. N A.
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      580 3 NOT.vES. GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. U'ntit Ht on<c an Assistant Bailil h'urisi-i,, nttn-v' mit of K*ijiie-t- S»lmy i«) a inti itn. Apply to ihc Actini; C'oitim!«.j. n Colom -I Secreturj's Offlc, SiriiTjore 3 st M'ny. 1004 June t 7-« WANTED CHI XESK CASHIER. Seruri'y $1,0 0. Apply to A A. A. a/a
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      574 3 I NOTICES. IRIGAUD'S Kananga OF JAPAN TOIUST WATEE Bifjaud's Kansngs Wi Ur has the tweet perfume of the Kaaanga Flower of Japan and a aoothinf ii>J coolinK aciioo on the skin, k reliertt motqulto bilts, sad it most rerreshiaf tfRIGAUD C* rnrvMißs 8. rue Vlviena* •I lasltatiasaal aniPPIINU NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYIT"
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      632 3 NOTICES. ROOMS at Eber House," Eber Road for bachelors' only. Telephone No. 760. ApriJ_lB nx 10 BE LET: entry at oncu, compound bouse No. 112 Bencoolen Street. Apply to Guthrie A Co. Ltd., Agents. Feb. 4 v.c. IX) BE LET: offices on tbe second floor No. 7 Battery Road. Immediate
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    The Straits Times PRICK 15 CENTS. THURSDAY, 2nd JUNE
    699 4 Tflß Examinations for Government clerkship*, ho i fir c -riiiii- itv* of competency in the elements of cominerc'al education respectively, that tn heirs held this -uek in .-inaiiioiv, r:d M inttiest to iii«s coiisi ieiation of educational matters generally throughout t!
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    6 4 To-dat's bank 4/m rat* is 1/11
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    15 4 This morning C«pt. Stockley, A. D. C.,| paid a visit to H. M. 0. Talbot.
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    23 4 The German mail steamer Seydlitx left Penang on the Ist instant at 1 p.m. and is due here to-day at about 6 p.m.
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    24 4 Launchbb will leave for the Swimming Club on Sunday next from Johnston's Pier at 10 and 11 a.m and 2-1.5 and 3-80 p in.
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    24 4 Two hundred and eighty-one death* were registered at Singapore, during ihe week ending on the 21st May. The ratio per thousand was 59 28
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    25 4 Pkince Adalbert, son of the Kaiser, has been received by the Kmperor and Empress Dowager of China with all ihe honours due to his rank.
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    26 4 The owners of the s.s. FUvo inform us that Mr ..Lawrie, the Acting Government Surveyor, did not inspect the FUro on her arrival here from Pahang.
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    25 4 The Police Sports commence on the Raffles reclamation ground at 10 a.m. to-morrow. A very good programme has been arranged with number of open event*.
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    31 4 Tme ongagement is annoiiiio <! 4 Mr G. <i lame*, Siaflapont, to Miss Ma) Bv«lyn B iW>rnan. daughter of Inspector Bateman, of the wtffhtl and Mear -ires Depntlment of »he I'olii c
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    32 4 Mr. E. Burnside, Acting Secretary to Resident of Selangoi, has been appointed to act as British" Resident, Selangor. from 25th May, 1904, until further notice, virr Mr D O. Campbell, on leave
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    31 4 To mobrcw, the Prin. c of Walw'l rirthday, the savings rank. money order and parcel post branchtw uftiie I'ost Office will be closed. The General Post Office will cli'«e at noon.
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    43 4 A sensational suicide occured at Bombay on the 13th M«y, a Parsee youth leaping from the clock tower of the Uni» vorsity Buildings. He was killed instantly. Ten years ago two Parsee girls fell from the same tower, the loftiest building in Bombay
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    48 4 Fdothai.lers in Sincapore will regret 'o le-un thit. owing to family bereavements, Mr. \V B-c!:->n->n, of the Rover* has de-ided to ceaso playing for hU Club. Two of his children have recently lied f mil dysemeiy, and his wife and other c lild are at present in Hospital.
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    56 4 > About 1-30 this morning a rain squall broke over Singapore. The rain was preceded by a stilt gale which blew with considerable force for some minutes. This was followed by a pelting rain storm. As far as we have beet able to ascertain no damage was done by the
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    SEVERAL VESSEIS ON FIRE.
    134 4 An Extraordinary Occurrence. Thk Moricn. G lirln'h, CwKM, Zil'n King Rriert, Vermont, and Sutilpol that recently arrived at Bombay from Calcutta all camo intc port on tire. In fact th(-y arrived in, so dangerous i condition that each had to he moorec clear of the shipping
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    EDUCATION IN PERAK.
    352 4 (I'enik Pioneer) The ellorts made by Government It further the cause of education in thi* State have met with general recognition aod its recent decision to start a M:ila\ School in Kuala Kanpoar will he dul> appreciated. The Rpsident-Uenerul, Mr. Treachtr, who had all along heen an
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      THE KINCHOW BAITLE.
      80 4 Russian Account of the Fight. London, 2nd June. Kuropatkin's report of the fight at Aiyonopiemmen shows that the Russians withdrew from position after position, with the Japanese pursuing until they reached Sairaatse. The Russians lost two officers and seven Cossacks. The fight begiu at 10 30 p.m.
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      THE BRITISH ARMY.
      95 4 Proposed Reorganisation. London, tnd June. Mr. Arnold Forster said that there would be no change in the organisation aod composition of the British army, ur.til the outline of the whole of the. Government military scheme had been submitted to the House of CommonThis applied also to the
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      RUSSIAN ATTACK.
      115 4 Japanese Squadron Almost Annihilated. JjOnif/yi', 'Ind Jiiw General Kuropatkin reports that on the -'loth ult, the Russian cavalry en itaced eight companies and eight squadrons, with four machine guns, which were, approaching Wafengkou station, 80 miles north of Port Arthur, and almost completely annihilated a equadron on the
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      COUNT LAMSDORF.
      71 4 Attacked by Belligerent Nobleman. London, 2tui Jnne Prime Dolgoruki violently assault*'l C'ni.t Lamsdorf whilo the Count was walking in a street, a* St. Petersburg, and was arrested. Prince Dolgoruki is a Panslavist and is strongly opposed to the pacific policy advocated hy Count Lamsdorf. He is believed to
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      GOVERNOR OF TURKESTAN DEAD.
      12 4 General 1.-am'tF, the GovornnGeneral of Turlcrs'ao. i« d^aH.
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      40 4 Mr Jistke S L Thornton took his •eat on the bench of tho Supreme Court o-day. There wns no ceremony or rublie welcome. Mr. Juotice Thornton plunged into the work of bankruptcies qnd the ordinary routine of the Court proceeded.
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      74 4 Many will regret io learn that Mr. C I'hillips, superintendent ut tl.e Sailors' Home, is at present in the General Hospital suffering from a dangerous ailment. Mr. Phillips is one of the oldest residents in S ngapore, and is undoubtedly one of the most letpectcd and esteemed citizens in the
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      61 4 The Peuang Volunteers, accompanied by the Malay States Guides, had an excellent field day on Sunday as far as the actual practice was concerned, but un satisfactory indeed from an attendance point of view, half the members being careless of their efficiency and of the standing of the Corps. It
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    P. & O. PASSENGERS.
    59 4 P. O. PASSENGERS. Per s a Saul ia. Frrm londonMeasrs. C Kus ell. C. Rr\a t J Rest, I W U Ketnr. A Wi ><M Mr and Mrs 8 L I 'hornton I. nut. }l KulMr, M A. laylji Sir iini Mr .1 K rko Mom Pen ing ormil-'^ener il
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      483 4 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Caldbeck Macgregor Co. (ESTABLISHED 1864) Wine Spirit Merchants, (London. Glasgow, Hongkong, Shanghai) SINGAPORE. PRICE LIST O2ST APPLIOATIO IST. Apl tu.thg. h.c. WASSIAMULL ASSOMULL CO., Indian Store, No. 1, 2, 3, 4, High Street. Jn»t received a new couBl«nraent of »ilk< of ailf-rent xhape* aud color* from India, CUinii
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      589 4 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. TOWN^HALL SINOAPORE. Amateur Theatricals Heathcotes Comedietta "The Daehess of Bayswaler Co." AND Offenbach's Operetta "Rose of Anyerpe." For 3 Nights only. Thursday .Tune 2nd ■^aturclny 4-th Monday Oth Performance at 9 p.m. Prictt as Utual. Booking at the Robinson^ Piano Co., Ltd. Itaffles Square. 4*M 1 Thursday, 2nd
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      61 4 G. R. LAMBERT GO. PHOTOGRAPHERS. Ju*l received a Fiiw ComlgniMnt Valuable Art Pictures UnurarM bjr tk« ■■Photographic Society" at Berlin. From Ptintinf TadeiM, Pujwtm, 1/wl.r, I«t(htun, Bliuks, MMML l.riitik"*, IMnvicr. UrQtiMr, Lan. Uil.n.l Mix, NonnanWuk, and uikdjt other*. ••rlf inipcctlon It ln»lt»< Ki.ri.Kß.— On the 17th May, at Niugim, the
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      12 4 STEARNS' WINE, strengthens th* nerves, in.crea.scs appetite, Stimulat«-« disgestion. Try it now
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      THE DERBY.
      318 5 VICTORY POR ST. AMANT. I/Onrton, 'Juil June. The result of the Derby was as follows St. Amant i John <)' Gaunt a St. Denis 3 RUN IN A THUNDERSTORM. (l.,ier) The Derby \vm run in a thunderstorm. THE STARTERS. si ill bat* The starter 1 in the Derby
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      THE DERBY.
      1201 5 Winners nnd placed Horaas since 1867. 1867 Mr Clmplin* Hermit Daley 66 to I Mi M>-rry'- Sdarksman I. OrfaMfcaa 10 1 It. 01 Heaiifort Vnnhnn Fordhain ti 4 Won neck, bad third. !-<.> Mi .1 Itiw-ley's 'Blue (.Sown Wells 7,, 2 Baron;Koth»ehild'- King Alfred Nurman 5n 1 I».
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      THANKS TO UNKNOWN SAMARITANS.
      104 5 '/'■> thr Editor of the Straiti Timei." Dkab Bir,— l met with a very nasty carriage accident yesterday at Bukit Timah Road, and several gentlemen who were passing by very kindly ren(terrd me their assistance. As Ido not know the3e gentlemen or their address*?, I regret
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    THE SULTAN OF JOHORE.
    126 5 His New Motor Car is the Pride and Envy of all Paris. Thk Paris edition of the .V«tr WHI Herahf states Certainly the most styl sh aud luxuriously fitted electric carriage now running in Paris is the ono recently delivered to the Sultan of J'lhorc by
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    STRAITS BREWERY LTD.
    126 5 There seems to be no doubt that the Straits Brewery Ltd. will be in active very shortly. Applications for shares have been received from all quarters which means that the company will have wide interests to meet. In minds, however, there seems to be some doubt among
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    POLICE NEWS.
    508 5 lv the case of breach of trust against Low Jin Mm, evidence was led yesterday and to-day. Accused was charged with cheating in the sale of a pair of tusks He was lound guilty and sentenced tb'two years' imprisonment. Notice of appeal was given and bail was refused.
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    THE DALLAS COMPANY.
    562 5 "Kitty Urey." The excellent manner •in which "Florodora" had been presented by the Dallas Company on Tuesday night paved the way for a further success and, last night, "Kitty Grey," a pretty musical play in three acts, was received by an enthusiastic house. The recalls were so
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    PENANg GRIFFINS.
    184 5 Grikfins for the neit'Penang laces irtiven there from Australia on Friday ißt— l9 horses 3tid 16 ponies. Thp 'jioveri ment veterinarian decideil that he wl ole batch suffered from a disease he mcl nature of. which he could oot pecif). The Turf Club veterinariar i'ld 011 the contrary
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    PERAK OFFICIAL CHANGES.
    71 5 'I he fillowitu acme oppointments> •iv aim >unci-d in P«-rnk. owioi to thf pi roaching departure ><f twn officials Missrß ChfVMlii^r and KnagB»:-Mr C E in' nIR »o b« D i-triet Officer, Kuala Kunpßar, Mr. C V Dynon, to b. Kpui^trar of Courts, *li»>h. Mr. N>>fl W.ilker,
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    41 5 Thb H^Uafor Fun B ißid^V lafeB^ a -qui-ninn i< chII- it Ib* Vh(» r z«ri h> in xiis of which tim anciOM will ht- Wi-pi 1 wit* under Beam in orHi-r iliul i: may he tut .ed out a. any munienu
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    VOLUNTEER NEWS.
    489 5 BY Lv.-l'uL. THB HOS'BLK A- MUKBAY, V.I). Commandant, S.V.C. Singapore, Slit M«i. s. V. COHFB OKDbBS :—lt: It is notified for in formation that H. E. the Governor has been pleased to intimate to Heads of Department* bis desire, that they should encourage the members ol their staff
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    40 5 The Dutch iiiuil g>t!amc!s Print** Svpliie, v. liich It- 1 1 Singapore on the •iO ii ol At ril, nnd Kvniitgin Wilhelmiiia, oliicb lt-ii bii,^B(itu <n the llili of M-i), aniviil at Amsterdam and Ban uu the Ist ot June.
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      13 5 STEARNS' WINE, for thin, nervous aud fretful people, old and young, immediate benefit.
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      173 5 NOTICES. lo>ok oyiT VOdyang Passim The Indra Zanibar Royal Theatrical Company wiu. |(MI On Friday, 3rd June, \9OU. The well known Chinese Drama, entitled Sam Pek, Eng Tye Taken Irom Chinese story bo«ka. Complete. Real Chinese Dresses. Complete. Kindly lent to ibe I'umpany by Mr. cow Hee Thenu nt The
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      195 5 DAY BY DAY Thursday, and June. High Water. 1-21 p m. llorsr Sale ;it Aliran.-. 5 l.'i. OmU outwHrd mail due. Football T.P.v. Hover- Aiifton Km.. K.K. Spun- I'ujo Brani. Theatrical... Town Hall. 9. W:<yaii|{ KaMiui. North Bridge K-(i.i Friday, 3rd June. High Water. IMS 11.111. I .*>» p.ix I'.-ince
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    THE SOMALILAND EXPEDITION.
    383 6 Mullah's Parlous State. IJomhav, May 11th. A writer who hM witnessed the late operation in ,-otnaliland says. It is true that the Mullah has been driven out of our rotectorate and has fled with a broken and dispirited following, and not only that, but his following has
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    BUSINESS MONOPOLY.
    278 6 lohax.nesbirg, April 2-4 th. The > .most satisfaction is expressed here at haily tbitt championship of the uniTMH in its contest with the 1 o.ernment on the queetion of the .own Agents. The leading firms will «-eet on Tuesday, when it is intended t appoint a deputation to
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    LIST OF PASSENGERS.
    230 6 For Singapore. A O. s.b. Saitlinia, from London, A pril 30, due 3rd June— Mr. O. KuB«< II M C. Bryant. Mr. li. a. Buckwell, Mr. aod Mrs. J. A. Kirk, Mr. E L. Alexander, li. F. Fuller, Mr. and Mrs Thorn ton. Mr. V. A. Taylor
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      13 6 STEARNS 1 HEADACHE CURE, Cures "Mutt k Strnrnn' and you get th« genuine
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      397 6 NOTICES. MacdonaldgMuirl As* 4 f p I AXf> ■t^'JT* H llilT I I^TITTI K E W0 OTHER. C 3 SPECIAL SCOTCH KIM HIN A CO., r- *K!£ WHISKY Singapore, *£^j§l SOLE AQENTS FOR AGENTS Straits Settlements. W mmmm mt KIM HIN 6-C?, Federated Malay States, SINGAPORE Borneo and Slam. f
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      66 6 THINGS 1L TO EAT omß. PromLibby'ttamoui bygieniokltohens. vN&Ja who li t& exp«rt ln LIBBYS Natural Flavor Food Products We doot pimotiM •oooomy hw«. He iuet Urn n«7 ohoioMt m»lon»l». A MipplT oa jrmu puitrr •bain* enkblet you to ban tlnyt h»nd tiw MwnticU (or tb« rerj bMt meals. LIBBY, McNEILL
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      578 6 NOTICES. PARIS. /w jo* Af MANILA HONGKONG W LmJ ILO-ILO SHANGHAI. /&1Z??')?/' iff fiVlYifiYin C KHARBINE. Hankow ctk- if Gs lw# ItlxJLi fl/e/ s7 DEALERS IN Diamonds, Precious Stones, Pearls, Jewellery, Watches, Chronometers, Repeaters. Silverware. Fancy Oood* Clocks. Qraphophones, and Optical Ooods. NOvctTics ivmY mit Importers ol tho Celebrated Watch
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      644 7 BUCHANAN'S HISWKY Sold everywhere. STEAMSHIP" COM PANJES p. &O STEAM NAVIGATION CO. F r China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Bills of 1,«.1in« issued foi China Coast, Persian «ulf Continental and American Ports. SteMMH "ill IMM Singapore on o1o 1 übout Mail
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      1156 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. Koninklijke Paketvaart MaatschappiJ. Under contract with the Netharlande India Government. A<i> >ii at S.nf/apore Ship Aqkhcy, late J Dibndels A Co., 2 8 Oou.yek Quay. i he undermentioned dates are only approximate. Steamer From Rxp'ted. Will be TMipatched for lUiuil BnUvia May S. Batavia, Oheribon, IVualongan, Samarang, Soerabaya,
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      641 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. N.D.L I NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD. Imperial German Mail Line. The fast sod well nown mail steamers of this Company gail fortnightly from Bremen-Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southampton, Gibraltar, Genoa, 'Naples, Port Said, Suez, Aden, Colombo, I'enana, Singapore. Hongkong, Shanghai, N»Kn?aki. and Kobe to Yokohama and back. They are due
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      635 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIFS. JAPAN MA L STEAMSHIP Co.. U A regular FORTNIGHTLY maintained between Japan and Europe b> the following NEW TWIN SCREW STUAMERS, Und- r Mnil Contract with the Imperial Japanese Government, specially designed for the Comp»nj 8 European Bervice, lighted throughout by Electricity, provided with excellent accommodation for First
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