Straits Times Weekly Issue, 5 November 1890

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    26 1 The Straits Times WEEKLY ISSUE. New SERre? PPBMsnED for Transmission by Every Homeward M.ul Steamo. [Price 40 Cents. TOL XIAI. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAyTnOVEMBKH 5, 1800. NO. 3,697.
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    BIRTH.
    22 1 iATMaIacM. o: tlio :51st (VtoW, th« wife g, U N 1 Actimr^uporiiiteideni ka and Surveys, P. \V. I)., o a daughter
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    MARRIAGE.
    48 1 K.At tI»A Motliodlst Ej.i....,n:il Churrh, on th h instant. U v t]».» K,» v K. W. Muuson I hy tho R,>\ D I). M Sefior Don »B P. <\\- i us. of tho British Foreign BiblH So iety. to Mary, secmi'l dnuifhtor of ■■klerick Smith, Kmi lat« of
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    DEATH.
    27 1 thf»lst<»-tnb.. r .at 1!. WVy mouth Sti I*oikl>)m. \V. j v< Wa i l(W of *■■•> J**e Ed. Earn-haw, J. I'. "The Cloisters," Knar 'sli to, Yorkshire.
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    WEDNESDAY, 5th NOVEMBER, 1890. CONTENTS.
    113 1 Market Quotati Summary of the Week. Renter'^ Telegrams. Local and General News. The Courts of b^rak. A Little War in East Africa. Affairs in the Netherlands. Germans in Singapore. The Voting of t*t* Supplemental Estimate. The Crown h?;vI its Lawyers. Another African ProbloA News iroiu
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    LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    202 1 Singapore, sth Novkmbkr, 1880. Produce. Qftmbier, do Cube Ko. I 9 do do No. 2 7.00. Copra F.ili. 4 2*. do Pontianak 4 pper Black H Sago Flour v 2.30. Pearl Sago >« 2.45. Coffee Bali 29 1 Coffee Liberiaii 2600. Tapioea small Flake, 1< do do
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    SUMMARY OF THE WEEK.
    252 1 Thr Legislative Council adjourned wine die on Thursday, after adding six Ordinances to the Statute Uook. The Labour Commission continue! to take evidence, preparatory to pursuing its |uiriea at Penaog. The Municipal Commissioner! on Monday bailotted out lour of their number in ;ir<-or.laiKv with law, and
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    REUTEK'S TELEGRAMS.
    402 1 REUTEK' S TELEGRAMS. (For Straits Times.) TuM Massacre at Vni. London, X9IU Oct. Krai- Admiral Hoo Sir E. R. Freeman tie has landed one thousand meu and will advance on Vitu I to punish the murderers of the eight Germans who were killed there last month in a tight with
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    THE "STRAITS TIMES" FINANCIAL TELEGRAMS.
    70 1 THE "STRAITS TIMES" FINANCIAL TELEGRAMS. London, 2sth October, The followiug are to-day's closing prices Pahang Oorporatioii l/.1. 32/6 to 87/6 Bentong BtrritB Tin Ltd. 2/6 5 Kam Gold fields aominal. Itondon, Jst Novetmber, The followiug are to-day's dating prices Piiuui^ Corporation ]J<\. :>7 *i to 4-2'! Bentong Straits Tin Ltd.
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    RAUB SHARES.
    68 1 By otMefrom our Bn* Com tpondent. Brisbane, Wednesday, 29th October, B. in j.. m. The doshiLT price of Raub Shares toduv is 'J. '9 to I market firm. Brisbane, Friday, Ant October, 4.80 p. in. The closing price of Baub Shaici today is 2 9 to i market
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    TUESDAY, 4th NOVEMBER.
    309 1 Mb. G. P. Owen has scratched for everything in the S. C. C. Lawn TenDis Tournament. Thi new Java line of the Deutsche Dampschiff Rhederei Kingsin Line is to open on Dec. 1, when the pioneer steamer of that line is to leave Hamburg. Th« London and
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    Cruelty to Coolies in British North Borneo.
    84 1 A I'Ktri.i \i: case of cnul reported from British North offender beiu<; a German Daned H Schneider who was sent tioinb»res> little lime ai,M> to manage an es ganuau. Darvel Bay. It aj tli roe weeks a«;o he took a red and branded
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    Naval Movements.
    85 1 Tuf Admiralty lias issu. ustrn u» for tlic Arrhi r, 6, thii 1,770 tons, 3,:>00 horso-i John Ferris, which 1. term of service on the Cap- Gro and West Coast of A: ii transferred to the Ch. The Admiralty hav- composite *loop Wan 7"><> hors.'-jH.w.T, Coinmat. G-iffard, which
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    The S.C.C. Lawn Tennis Tournament.
    42 1 Most day's Play. Makepeace beat Mcl'oujral. Double Hanwcap. Joauuiin 1 Young V u* Jenkins > Lightfoot j sett atl. Profebsion Paxes. Seygate VrnJ Asvr SHigginbo- beat 0. 8. 11. Wood- tham ward. Single Handicap Capper v. Owen •oratoh*!.)
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    Ladies Lawn Tennis Club Tournament.
    21 1 Monday h Plat. Single Handicap. MiM Wiataart i 15 beat Mm. Double Ha* MiMGrftjMidMiMA ■Hflfo. Wra«lMr.
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    LOCAL AND GENERAL.
    467 2 <>th OCTOBER. The < Justice will return to-day Crom Changie where he has been staying for about a week. ;.ks under the Acquisition of land for Pu r poses Ordinaii c, 189(J, published in the Government Gazette of the 3rd iust., Qto operation on the Ist November
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    Fire in Beach Road.
    384 2 Shortly after 9 o'clock last night a tire broke out in a large compound buildiug, situated in Beach Road in the neighbourhood of Campoug Grid in. Steamers from tinCentral and the Bahru Station;; were not slo 'tiugto the scene, but the working was not at all
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    The Proposed Extra Day's Racing.
    96 2 [ir r.mii.vtion with the proposed Extra l>.i\'< Racing the Committee of the Sportin r Club held a meeting Teaterdav afterDoon to consider the advisability of having an Extra Day. The Committee expressed satisfaction at the ofltn of cupn for the rates from several gentlemen, but
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    Pahang Companies.
    3096 2 The Pahang Corporation Limited has received the following cablegram, dated October 2, from Mr. A. .1. <t. owiunev, the explorer of the Rumpen district of the Corporation's property "Have stopped work for the year. Prospects in SBCOurafpng. (»old has batfj discovered, Kratong, in granitic formation. Assays made from
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    Bentong Straits Tin Company (Limited.)
    1273 3 The third ordinary aunual general uieeting of this company was held on the -Jnd inst. at Winchester House, London: Mr. A. U James in th* ehair. The Chairman said After cur Last yearly meeting we had various interviews with Mr. Becher, with a view to
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    THURSDAY, 30th OCTOBER.
    223 3 PbBBIIMBKT Hurrisou has appointed Mr. Sempronios Bovd to be doited States Minister ;md Consul-General iu Siain. .M. Paul Faoque, en Vice-President of a section of the Geographical Commercial Society of Pans, arrived in the Melbourne yesterday from Marseilles, uid will along with M. (Maine, who has been
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    The Proposed Marine Club Building.
    124 3 At the meeting of the proposed Marine Club Building, for the benefit of Captains, Mates, Marine Engineers, and other sea going folk, which was held la3t night, a reply to the memorial sent to Government was read, which stated that Government would be willing to
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    Negri Sembilian News.
    138 3 {iron our Cnrrettpondent.) Kuala Pilah, 21% Oct.— The tin mines at Jempoi are beginning to look up. The towkav of Sungei Tanan brings some good news about a rich deposit of tin discovered in his present working. He eounta upon a large profit, and on the introduction
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    The Christmastide Matches.
    659 3 The Proposed Programme. The Committee of the Singapore Cricket Club met in the patilion last evening for the purpose of. drawing up a rough programme of the matches and entertainmenta to be provided for the Ceylon and Hongkong representative! who intend to visit us at about Christmas
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    Malacca News.
    132 3 >m our Corr Malacca, tigress waa shot through 3e W Hau's tapioca plauta* early yesterday morning brought the same evening to the Central Station in order to obtain th. ,ard. It was knocked down for auction to the Assistant Suj of Police. Another gold miner is down here,
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    The Working of the Bankruptcy Ordinance.
    350 3 Information ix kkhi.y to Mr. Bubkinshaw's Question okthk 2nd ft Br.R lHifV, WITH RE<JAKI) TO THE Working ot- -The Bankruptcy Ordinance Ink*" kr«»m Decembbr, 18SS, TO bEPTEMBKR, ]HW». 1 Number of Petitions tiled in Sinffal >or 103 A umber of Petitions withdrawn... E8 D*.
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    Supreme Court.
    1222 3 Friday, 3 ld Octobt < i LLSTAUN P. SaJBOO. Is the Supreme Court Messre. GaUtaua Co. sued N. Saiboo for the loss occasioned by his uot a< <vpting goo.J lie had ordered through them. Defenduut bad written asking them to instruct a London firm to purchase the authorizing
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    Selangor News.
    664 4 From our Correspondent,) Kifida Lumpor, 22*d October, The cricket team from Perak will arrive here on Saturday Bth November, early in the morning. The memben of the P. C. 0. ■elected to meet i>ur eleven are The British Resident iu Perak, A. L. Ingsil, Dr. Fox. H. Hughe*,
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    Pahang News.
    2162 4 i From our Correspondent.) Pekan, 'J.'inU Oct. With reference to the r.i.M' of alleged cruelty to a woman, about which I wrote to my last, it uovv I turns out that she do*S not desire to proMCUte. The police did not press the matter. The second set of
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    1st October 1889 to 31st March, 1890.
    361 5 A**ets. oo*t of Estate .^150,000.00 Machinery and Plant CouBuilding* at Pmijomm, Mll ISiaunch Fiorrie, r < o<;0 Launch SU Yam, 9,690.00 1,793.07 Mill Plant, 3 '?2s'i£ eel, 2,1^.93 ruments and Tools at Pun.aantan, JgLg Fuv;> Mre'at office, 580.85 .ine, aad SunH^j;; 1 ianKhai
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    FRIDAY, 31st OCTOBER.
    148 5 FRIDAY 31st OCTOBER. Mr. J. A. Brown's Renown has beeu killtd bv an accident while under cave of a sjoe. The mail per Camortn forwarded from here via Na«^a]»atam and Bombay on 30th September was delivered in London on the 27th instant. H. H. the SuHan of Perak has beeu
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    Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, London, and China.
    405 5 Paid-up Capital, £700,000. Reserve Fund, £250,000. The Directors submit to the shareholders the Half-yearly Statement of Accounts to 30th June last, showing net profit, after providing for bad and doubtful debts, and iucluding the Ulance brought forward, of £69,289. 3s. lid. The
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    Collapse of the Second Case Against the late Opium Farmers.
    400 5 (Pinang Oa» 28tk October. We regret to state tii.it the second action Viv tli.' against the I Opium Farmers baa cone to an untimely end. Tlh> action instituted ■l.\\\. loss sustained by the Crown on the re-letting of tii Opium
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    THE LEGISLAVTIVE COUNCIL.
    1216 5 TKCH 9D A meeting of the xHH was held yesterdav ber) at half-past *-J preseut His Excellency thbActi (Sir .1. Frederick Dioksom, k.c The Hou'hle the Attornoy Genera! the Acting Colonial Sc r. (A. P. T:i! i n the Acting Colonial F (Captain Ci n 'I"' I
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    EDITORIALS.
    475 6 Tbs Courts of Peruk. (Straits Times October 29.) An Order iu Council has been passed in Perak defining the constitution and powers of Civil and Criminal Courts there, with the Sultan of the State iu Council as final Court of Appeal. These Courts conic under seven classes making according
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    A Little War in East Africa.
    337 6 (Strait* Times October 30.) The march of colonisatiou in 1. Africa does not run tmoothlj, and th«Germans, especially, have found to their cost th.it the native races iu that quarter turn restive unless handled judiciously. Vita, the present seat of trouble, lay withiu the
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    Affairs in the Netherlands.
    433 6 Straits Time* Octobt r •">'/. i The Kingdom of the Netherlands ha> now to transfer the helm of State from t ho enfeebled hands of its aged monarch to a Regency. The Netherlands, irhote Colonial possession! in the Indian Archipelago take up in area of 719,000
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    Germans in Singapore.
    716 6 (Strait* Times October 31.) To-mokrow Messrs. Behn, Meyer .V Co., merchants of Singapore and Hamburg, will celebrate, very quietly, the jubilee of their establishmeut in the Straits Settlements—the proceedings being indeed of an exclusively private nature, save that for the first time there will be used in
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    The Crown and Its Lawyers.
    413 7 v ites Nor- of yesterday there appeared n the circumstances in which set aside the action of overnment against the Penan* Farmer, with costs againet the Re substance of the matter hat the Government chose to asthat the Farmer owed the Crown peertaiued sum concerning
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    The Votlag of the Supplemental Estimates.
    712 7 I (Straits Titm %A < r kj), iu a Council discussion the supplemental estimates, has raised e poiat of how such estimates should be I or rejected \>y the Committee charged with that duty. The present -ten: is that when an outlay of a
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    Late Telegrams.
    331 7 "Lo\ Oct Tin* following is the result of the Race fof the Cambridgeshire Stakes run at Newmarket to-d i The Cambridgeshire Stakes ol 25 sots, each, 10 ft. with 500 added the winner of tho Doneaster Bt. Leg >r to earrj if a colt, it i filly Sst
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    ECHOES OF THE WEEK.
    2615 7 (Written for thg Strait* Times.) London, 2nd Oct.— "Has Butler brouj?ho those horses from the Sheriff asks Hotspur in th* pky and he is told in reply that the Sheriff has sent only a single Heed— a crop-eared roau, which the impetuous Percy, eager for the
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    GEORGE AUGUSTUS SALA.
    721 8 Tkej Kun Wfcea They Km Him Approach. ore Mr. Thorntoo, yesterday, four Chinamen of the l\>h tribe were charged robber; from the boose of f^ee Teng, and there was a further charge of It upon him. On the 27th September, Lee Teng deposed that they aphim with
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    SATURDAY, 1st NOVEMBER.
    251 8 Thk Dumber of visitors to the Raffles' Library and Museum duriug ..as 1,041. At ,i meeting of the Committee of the Singapore Rowing Club last evening, it was decided to hold the Autumn Regatta during the firei week of December. With regard to the Davidson Challenge Cups,
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    The Philippines.
    697 8 island' avei thai they cannot make h« civilised power. uids f^^| under Spanish rule for only aud already two revolts have to native dislike of foreign svr^H tirst one gave rise to much. blu^^H before matters quieted down, islanders did not protit by tbe lessoaAu again committed themselves
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    French Indo China.
    485 9 Prince has been visiting Saiyiuu- there about four days, duo to his rank being vith ceremonial display, ieBhows, aod a grand ball, the ice whiled away the time pleasantly ■Uook his departure with the ens. LOUTB. I after the Is! January next, la- .(amps .|w different from
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    Netherlands India.
    363 9 3 from Ach( .'ii to the middL report lessened activity on the mi the enemy. A fore o£ armed strouLT, "liitvi- been or^auis>V. bem and so far hate don i >rth Flores expeditionary torce there, and the troops h not far from the sea. 3 have been opened
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    Paris Letter.
    1098 9 (From our out, OsfVmp&mdM.) Nation ai. I r atitude. /W/x, ith Oct. Italy and France continue to not comprehend one another. Prance accuses Italy of black ingratitude, and the latter retorts, "you profeu to !>«> our brother, hut you browbeat and want to rule us. It is in
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    MONDAY, 3rd NOVEMBER.
    249 9 H. M. S. Firebrand, regarding whose bat'ctv soiiif *li»;)iits were expressed, arrived safely at Shanghai, after a long and stormy passage during which the vessel was short of coal and pnl into Wenehow for a few days, Ix Perak on the 26th October, Mr. Valentine Hill of
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    The Punjom and Sunghie Dua Samanian Mining Company, Limited.
    7252 9 The Punjom and Sunghie Dua Samanian Mining Company, Limited. Mr. Friser-Smith on Mr Be< hkh. Mb. Bi 4ad Spk Mr. Waiteani>Mr.FraBerah 1 The Underwriters and Pkn.i< >t i'ah* Sharks. Threatened Resignation <>f the Pcn.iom Board. Thk tifth annual general meeting of I shareholder* of the above Company w«« b< on
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    Government Gazette, October 31st.
    247 11 B1r« W. E. Hooper baa been appointed member <>t' tbe Labour Commission. The Leisure 11 mr Society, Singapore, is exempted from registration under the Societies 1 Ordin tuf The Legislative Council lm* passed a resolution, undeojihe provisions of section of Tlif Womajl and G-irls' Protection Ordinance
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    Pahang News.
    850 11 [Xrom own I t Pekan, HOth << our town was ;j ,to aatat.of activity a day or two a--Bion of a performance tricks, violin solos, son^ visitor. A vacant shop-house was fitted up us a theatre, and the wast, well crowded. The Malay jh. audieuce of course appreciated
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    Supreme Court.
    96 12 Ths TTOP x i came befoi raurning, in a s\iii the Vtl General was plaintiff. Ti in of Lju n po\ ;sion caps, and orv Mr. Nauson a] and Y T as defendaot. Th ral had directe 1 Conrt by 1 nter final meat in the when Mr.
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    The Rifle.
    64 12 •i the Singapore ballen^reCu] Saturday afternoon, when Mr. R. Duuman at tl id this being the third I cup, it now becomes Ins y. The following are the Saturday 800 900 Grand yds. yds. Total Total. 1 2-i 54 134 lo H) U 131 r.' 15 27 42
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      WEDNESDAY, 29th OCOTBER.
      76 12 mission roet a<*ain morning, there wore Messrs. Hill, meroo, Swettenbam, Powell, and Mv tibbes. to epar Tin CU H. camined. bad i een I depdt keeper for bat lid i S•• lit ..i v d i t it he reckou I about leiuaiuiier by uofavoar* I I
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      Friday, 31st October.
      287 12 I ilar [e did hs for r or r;u; for the others th brol in there. D«-li '.'inters do demand in \j wme in Born* •'-m hina ;it harvest, and arrive bore fro March. Bdrpeu couliea save nothing, but ood save in Deli from I in one
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      Monday, 3rd Novermber.
      171 12 Ihi < lommissi reassi mbled this morn- i em Capi I meron, T. Swettenhara, P. Powell, and Ciiu Fin i •,.,<; >nt Cor Swatow and Hongkong firms. paid only for those coolies Landed at Singapore. were rery weak a I and uu tin miners bought them nobody
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    This Year's Legislation at Home.
    69 12 ■a LIU load liue. d^A load lonial The. ami >ed^^fl middle of t Iminilu Act, I will li til the fin [atostacj has' the w it 'bo d out issui tiithei aever i «i:r liushand's the Crown I- li uuw whea it« i"- sid tho^^H
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    The Massacre at Vitn.
    155 12 en I. m y I i o bon that i to it.<l thi>» was ley 'lisarnu < but retained their wa I thei pfore n> Suit* int»»rpr»'t .-r whs her that the Suit an l^fetl tlioy found their ril ]j. f uri nud after consuU.'ii iii^'
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    Municipal Commision.
    956 13 afternoon, commenction to th.« Pr.-sid. lan Jeal up ha the and no! mid riz•h" ">i r. a did l had I sible id nould be ITuidum oo to Penang. was cv. I ornmunication s which s rehad had Hb\ !llli'-ii! -l ;l Kg his view thai difficulty by
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    Raub.
    313 13 The Wksteen i11... I goM a Tiii in drivii will I h I should exped ie ou t, inir it down nil is ]< Th« large pump keeping th« water down, wm per miir n i of l.i -t report. The big I ii <; in.'h.-s in which impi
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    The Australian Strikes.
    341 14 amntrt,Hr 0 -The Htrike is virtually "V- -k at the wharf and elsewhere is j>roe« »ding as though nothing whatever Ji.nl happened u> interfere with it. ilk Octoln r The wool-scouring work* of Messrs. Geddes had to be closed veaterday, owing to the carters having refused <ny
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    In the Supreme Court.
    406 14 KAPPA iv! N I'HIiW. i Novenil-.T '■> d Mr. Shearwood, under the Sin Liule 1- Rule I on the Sheriff to shew by a rale «iVi ni the Registrar -that the Sheriff should pay a certain sum in bis hands to a Ji-/a holder -should not
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    Sir Cecil Smith.
    319 14 A correspondent ot" the 'in I eylon i wed Sir Cecil Smith in London with the following results His Excellency was aware of the existence of the rumour ftbont his transfer to Pekin, hut, c.s he ran inded in<\ that would mean a departure from one depnrtmenl
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    Tobacco.
    459 14 The following i n the u poi v imber of < tomm 1889 will be al iui\ stake ii bo 1 obaeeo W 11 ii -> ivs to i he t -V. \\t r ill A lUSi 7J> am 15 1.19-2 183 Not only vlid the tobacco obtain "1
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    The New American Tariff.
    957 14 (From our London Correspondent.) Fleet Street, Friday, 10th Oct. There is a great outcry in England at the new protective duties imposed by the United States Government under the McKinley Tariff Act which came into force od Monday, October 6th. In seeking, as it does, to
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    Financial News by Mail.
    116 14 Tho diret-t piny Limited hi tp'd an interim <^^H •it iid at thf rato < f juj- cent, per HiMiurj^^| ilt\\ ear ended .huie ;><». jia\al»le oa^^H [ost. aunou fh<- in] riM'»'ivt'<l t'roin the mil.'- :n m.-i^cr at >imbfl V\'pst«Tii .riuM, <l.itf«l ;it^in. "AnivtMl I. u
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    Correspondence. The Road to Tras and Raub.
    531 14 Correspondence. The Road to Tras and Raub. T uik Editor <>f Til*: Straits TiMEsffl l of you S >rts that the P lia: d is ii i.-r tl iri\ till the l>ridg< hat beeu repl u- •■<! by aew 01 me v this statement so far > iiilT'T portion of
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    Samsengs.
    125 15 Ij the Editor or the Straits Times/ 1 piß,— Allow me to say as follows. I a resident in Amoy Street. About ft m laBt ai ght, Fn.tiiv, a number of msengs wer.' prowling iu that street DH the objeet of attackiug some one. and a morning the street
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  • Page 15 Advertisements
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      36 15 HOTEL DEI^EUROPE, SINGAPORE, >nlt Hotel facing the Esplanade. „w l y furnished in the most luxu- h takes in the Singapore, nntiuental, American and Austra- i Pole propriet'i BEOKBR, Manager F. FIS(;HER, Grand Oriental Hotel, ColomfflSr
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      572 15 THE "STRAITS TIMESBAZAAR hook. New and [mprovbd Edition. A Couveniently arnu^i book in which hohi »tL aa tM r (lail v all hOUBe each day it, the week, page for ?orVr< m th6 55* carafe 1 "e tor all ottsiomary pu;r}ift«^-. PRICE: ONE DOLLAtt. fr^ M 9 Kad T° f
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      525 15 KNIGHT CO. j ART FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS, Decorvtorh and Designers. Builders AND GENERAL CONTRACTORS. 1 L. Ltmi Biutatn, 49, Hill Strskt. LONDON. SINGAPORE. REGISTERED, THAbfi y^^^ I MARK No. })0, ,»15. A large stock of rrery d'>scri])tion (»f Household Furniture Ornaments in jjfreat rariety, mdtaUe for high class decorations, designed by
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      472 15 Singapore Aoi er Factory. 43. Hi. "VTEW Machinery of the largest sue (made by Hayward Tyler every recent improvement. POWER supplied by one of the celebrated Otto Gas Bi FILTER^ of t V largest andbestd^seriptioD, water moat carefully purified and kept from > metallic contamination. All Materials nsed are of
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  • Page 15 Miscellaneous
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      334 15 Passenger \A±\. Arrivai>. .j Per Melbourne from Marseilles, Mosnr^ /Van Donop, Van Eok. Mr. Mrs. De Vynod]»off, De Bray ii. Scott. Knmmer. Mr. JtMrs. ÜBrasier, Mr. A Mrs. Durr. Iraouaddy from Shaughai, Messrs Harris. Hart Yokohama, Mr. Herrou; Hongkong, Mr. Paul. ter Prometheus from Liverpool. Mrs. Darke, Mr. and Mrs.
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      861 16 ARRiyAI *o'| .A.O Vi >ejj'sNam*. I ft >n'B. Captain. Fk .'onsk^nf.kh. ft~ Rig I MM str So{» [suarJ Batavia Oct. 26 W rips Maritimt>< r. ttr. 407 C:>*son;» Deli Oct. 26 Bonn, Meyer A To. P.O. str 2726 reph*on Bombay Oct. IT P. &O. (5)Wp Aus. <tr '2(i'.'"» ilnhoiieh Songkong
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