Straits Times Weekly Issue, 4 February 1891

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    29 1 The Straits Times WEEKLY ISSUE. Xew Sekie; PBt 8 "KP FOB TRANSMISSION BY EVERY HoMEWAUl. M.ML SlEAMKR. [Price 40 Cents YOL XLVtla SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1891. NO. HAifo.
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    BIRTH.
    15 1 Hill Street, on the 26th instant, tha wife of t\ GaOGINO, of a son.
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    DEATH.
    45 1 Ohio. v. S. A.. 2Sth 1890, Grace, wi I>w of :h ni.- Dr. Rolph, of Toronto, Ontai. and mother of J Widun Pahang, m the 6th year of her At v 29th icsi mt, Chabiaa H Bi* 27 years. By telegram. Ra rs please
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    THE STRAITS TIMES WEDNESDAY. 4th, FEB., 1891. CONTENTS.
    76 1 THE STRAITS TIMES WEDNESDAY. 4th, FEB., 1891. CONTENTS. MarK^t Quotations. Summary of the Week. Renter's Telegrams. Local and General N Tho Minr-- doctrine m Malaya, Friday's < tuncil. British X Monday's Telegrams. Tue-d i 'a Telegran Tho D doptnent of Pahnng Sup irt. ye Conn P List. :ry. the Week.
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    LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    256 1 Singapore, 4th Fkbruary, 1891. Pbodd Gambier, g do Cube Xo. 1 8.8 I do d 7.00. nra BalL 4.( do Pontianak, 4 30. Pepper tViaek. 11 1-7. Sago Flour, 2.20. Pearl Sago, ree 8a1i... -J7" Ooffee Liherian Tapioca small Flake 1.15 do do Ist quality 4.45. I.
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    SUMMARY OF THE WEEK.
    197 1 thc 1. lative Counci »g on Thursday, t: p ►hibition B past I oui of C tee, and it w.is Lion of the va: license iv the Anglican lurch here was still under inquiry by The I tt be U.l b •'iiH-il d with S Banka
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    REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
    330 1 (For Strait* Tunes.) I uk i .iii ->;:a DIFFICULTY. Ua ed SU Attorney General has tii I au answer m the Say ward case and maintains that the a legal. and that I bshiugton Court has no power to annul tl Sitka Court; the j the latter dependi
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    THE " STRAITS TIMES FINANCIAL TELEGRAMS.
    56 1 THE STRAITS TIMES FINANCIAL TELEGRAMS. RAUB SHAH Bj from ou Brisbane W :marv 1.1) p.m. Th> Sell Buj iju fc; none. Prida v. h January, 3.50 p.m. Tlu- price oi i:.. Sellers Buj me. Monda m. The price Sellers Buj Dales I qj Th* ibov* 8 tit> offi the Br-
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    TUESDAY. 3rd FEBRUARY.
    54 1 The destruction of the Japanese ho i of parliament took al sight o the i: ultimo, incendiarism beic I to be the cause TheM Houses of Parliame which were built of wood and wi intended to be permanent, jed by the Emperor with minh ceremony on the
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    92 1 Yesterday, iv the Supreme Court, au application on behalf of Mrs. Downie for payment to her of a salary of $125 a month out of the bankrupt estate of Pooles Downie *k Co., met with opposition on the ground that the sahfry, if she were entitled to one, would have
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    The Hongkong and Shanghai Bank.
    111 1 A 51,8 vu. W 1 that whi ds of t! I. is still its of they ling. a result been lvaelied by large joint-stork banks. i on to sa;: Iv com renting live mouths ago on the Bin hope ti :,n<* s aud reff, by
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    The Ritle.
    279 1 T ir j sgj ■■oro ciation Challeuge Cup -.-,0. by Mi-, 11. Dunman i the winner of the lain conjunction m i Hange on Th J. i v ,us were m evei Habi- was directly th a »i' mt w r. UK. thu iUu j t to tho
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    LOCAL AND GENERAL.
    363 2 DAY. h JANUARY. .vemara left this morning for i, Japan, and America. Reckxt fires at Bangkok suggest to the Bangkok Tint** the idea of starting a thoroughly organised Volunteer Fire l>rigade there. It seems that the lowil Govera ment has fire engines and other appliau< ea but
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    The Hongkong Jubilee.
    86 2 ll<>.\> en < elebrating its Jubilee, that Colony having been found m January 1841. The celebration began on th it iusta.nl by a meeting ofthe 'ouncil a congratulatory telegram to Her Majesty the Queen. Theu followed special services m the Anglican aud Roman Catholic Cathedrals. Aro\al salute
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    494 2 The Proposed Bridge to Tanjong Khoo. It would he observed from our report of this eek's Municipal Meeting that Mr, G. < io is thi promoter of a scheme on. Ciyde Tan jo nMr. Gaggino claims that the advmtich a structure, if erected, would Chore is a population m Tanjong
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    Arrival of the Troopship "Himalaya.'
    411 2 Arrival of the Troopship Himalaya.' Thk troopship Himalaya with detachments of Infantry and Artillery for Singapore aud Homjkou^, arrived here this morning after au uneventful and pleasant passage fron Queenstown. her last port of call iv the United Kingdom. The Himalaya started from Portsmouth m tie' earlier part cd' last
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    The Dutch Mackays.
    147 2 Rutt> rdam Conrant, 26th h Onn London correspondent writes under date the 23rd 1> uoo ,1a on know that 1,500 or 1,6 KJ m would hold a truly monster assemblag Glasgow under tho presidency of Lord Sfieay. Thia, the greatest .-lan gathering of the century has sine.-
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    Selangor News.
    167 2 From our Cforreepond* nt.) Koala Lumper. 27th January. The Resident accompanied by the Bishop of bingapore and Sarawak arrived at Elans per special traiu yesterday afternoon st about half-past five. Tho Eemeralda with steam up was ready to convey them to Malacca, their lirst resting place The Resident
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    Pahang News.
    670 2 rom oar t '01 wpond* Pekan, 17th January. The North Bast monsoon this year is remarkably light one, .nni the Malays say that this 'is the first time within their remembrance that the sen has hoon so favourable for fishing iso on. During the past month, (De°cerober), the
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    The Stanley Opera Company.
    363 2 Thf Mikado." jm>l dneaday the Stanley Opera Co J jr;i \e the best pertormance they bave'giv<£ iniSingapore to oue of the best audieiu-/ that has visited th- theatre duriug tf stay bere, the ph seuted ben.. I Wri and Sullivan'- comic opera, yi Mikalo. I fl
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    409 2 he TheronMiV.-iM.mrt 1.a.m.,r O,; ,a t aj' LPT. JSI I wnow returning from 1 -da, where ho has boon V.n- ;i J",ri'f tendent a the fi m Hvil J ■d bef< >eWfr>"~ """'""'ri but 4 .uj,,,.''"/ «»«n employed on the p is being worl I the east A^l Vh J
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    THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    7705 3 met iv the Chamber yesterday afternoon at 2.80. There were present His Excellency the Governor. (Sm Cecil c. Smith, k.c m..;. The Hon'ble the Officer Commanding tiie Tn.ops Lieut.-Colonel A. Burton-Brown, i I The Hon'ble the Colonial Secretary, (Sir J. Frederick Dickson, k > e.o the Attorne)
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    Supreme Court.
    2340 6 BT*W i >.. BNTAL bANK r.s ARNACHELJ M"<. ROO fvOM I" RAl'i'A (11'- [^cSV/i Jan vary. Thi- is case <•!' .-ome importance which came on for hearing hefore the this morning iv which there ie a 9 1 ie, but the th. chief interest m the case will
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    THURSDAY, 29th JANUARY.
    47 7 i ap- ture I iv th Tr;. information I ■hide t One the tain. 1 and tho i make th< the Comm,: i aud l>rin. wai Q, 1 n ion with th eri of thanks was iga- Jommunity, to th at Committees, and .ry.
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    The Trade of French Indo-China.
    165 7 The report on the I I the amercial mo 1 heen pnblished. it shows a total t of 60 million franc-, and an export of o7 millions, or a total of f.H7,000,0i 0, lr st f.l 10.00.. oo m 1888, or a d.-c 23 milli
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    ECHOES OF THE WEEK.
    748 7 (Written for (he Straita Times.) London, 31et Dec. A merry Christmas and a happy New Year' Hump! Beud the pleasing fact that one is m tolerable health, it not m immediate peril Vj being bai and thai the Inlaud Revenue WiU get nothing out of me
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    Civil Procedure in the Straits.
    75 7 (Contributed.) Et would b Qprovenieut m our Judicial System if our Procedure was more U T I with the Judicature \l\\\ sat Lome. The Ri IV an( on which the home proced I un. at new I to 1 t lee The. iv th Eugland
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    119 7 i was of ti. the right wing. J 11 skied the leather for a time whistle went. The game wa contested i hroughout. r lni: .1/ < of the Klieuish Missionary y anion tas of Sumat ra. The work his noi for twenty seven 13 stations and 56 out-si aro
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    EDITORIALS.
    1334 8 tional Heroes. eg 28.) apl >ears from our mail news that the [Brail c formed for the purpose of erecting a monument to William Tell has, by majority of nine to three, decided iv favour of the proposed site m front of the Town Hall of Altorf. The hero,
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    The Munroe Doctrine in Malaya.
    362 8 (Strait* Times Jaa i It will be seeu from our telegrams that Sir Jam es Fergussou denies tbat Germany is trying to obtaiu territory iv the Straits of Malacca. The question which the Under-Seeretaty for Foreign Affairs thus answered was presumably asked m the House
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    Hongkong's Jubilee.
    321 8 [Strait* Zistcs January 29.) The Jubilee at Hongkong calls attention to the marvellous ~s of th settlement since it ca; British ban iv January 184-1 as a barren rock inhabited by a few tishermeu. The cession of the island by the Chinese G tvernment out of the tirst
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    Yesterday's Council.
    463 8 (Straits Time, January t0 I Thk uncial members of Council have made >t „la lv that they will not contj I to kmd Colonial mon,, to Pahang, mcil has a say m the attitude of the Pahai to concessionaires and mining adventu^H lun me .onsiderate and \^M has
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    British North Borneo.
    215 8 M,N, its mth, ih I> 1 rth hope, ol ,peedv Tb eh Government" l. a ia "«w thi. Tim to mark onl definitely not onl? the boundary on hl East ooßh ,slil li "here .he Briti.li North P«n>eo Company lay. claim to *>v, '7 frontier line al.
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    To-day's Telegrams,
    463 9 To- day's Telegrams, [Strati February Thk news brought m our telegrams to- j is of international quality. As tome j times ha). p. nis tin- u j the great.-, nal inter I Mr. Brad- j lav. ith vacates no office of State I uo importance save that derived from the
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    FRIDAY, 30th JANUARY
    295 9 The French Consul aud the Russian Consul called ou Admiral Richards to-day. The Portuguese gun-boat Bio Lima left this morning for Bombay and Lisbon. she is to meet aud embark for w Governor-General of Portuguese India. The Peu jom Pahang Gold Mining Co., 1 to be now
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    Land and Property Sales.
    58 9 A: Messrs. Crane Bros, yesterday the Hire Mill, and freehold land situated at the eornerof Havelock and Outram Roads sold for 180,000. No other sales were effected. This was d yen fair value for the property, and points to the fact that therstill bona title purcha.--
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    SATURDAY. 31th JANUARY.
    287 9 Tb tral for the Netherlands called on Admiral Richards this forenoon, and wa§ nsol general's salute h ing H.M. S Vl bear. be China Mail, that a U.• gram 1 this morning by the Punjum Mining Company from their L^i t >. to the effe that £500
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    This Day's Arrangements.
    138 9 This afternoon the tirst stage of the Singapore Rifle Association Challenge Cup Competition, and also the Spoon Competi- i tion, will be fired off on the Balestier Road Range; commencing about half-past 3 o'clock. The Paper Chase will meet at the Orchard Road Police Station at 4.45
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    The Stanley-opera Company.
    444 9 I "Thk tfLhEPiNG Beauty." The Stanley Opera Co., appeared m pantomime, for the first time iv Singapore, on Friday night, the panto mime^presen ted i beiug The Bleeping beauty by the author of "Lalla Bookh," M She," Bluebeard &C, The house was the larg aud most enthusiastic
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    The Ladies Lawn Tennis Club.
    250 9 The annual general meeting of the L uties L i ai Club w tv the Club pavilion on Friday afternoon for the purpose of t :eiving the report and aooounta for the past ur. Seventeen members and subscribers were present. Mr. W. Ma>l> an, who
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    98 9 Oik Selangor Correspondent telegraphs that Mr. Vanghan ia son of Mr. J. D. 1 Vaughan, barrister, Singapore) shot him- self dead with a pistol m the Kuala Lumpor Rest -House this morning. The young mau was the second aud ouly sur- 5 viving son of his father. It is understood
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    The Presbyterian Church.
    894 9 The annual congregations, ug of the Presbyterian Church, was 1 Church building on Friday Mi-htdJ^Rtln Rev. Geo. M. Reith presidiug. The Church was filled with a large and represents t gathering. The meeting haviug opened with devotioual exercises, the choir sang Spoh Anthem How lovely are thy
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    Deli News.
    102 10 to lan I it I'.U the nan ships Hou nm. li is rusold good Toh that A The rica aud o u.uiy i: their way than The latter I, ac against their own true quantity al by tun id if i of the j out wil this j
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    99 10 uibei of visito i the Raffles M us. Mini dm ing t he week *> Thj tiou on Saturday night of the "Malediction" by th. eph'sßramatic cidcd improvement on the itation. The cast was the tine, but the actors seemed to hay.. bad more confidence m themselves. The nm ipplitd
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    Singapore Sporting Club.
    308 10 The annual general meeting of the members of the Singapore Sporting Club was held m the Exchange Room on Friday afternoon; the business being to rece the Annual Report and Accounts for 1 rl a (!o Hind,. ut' M i"ut for 1891 also an Election < lommittee
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    The Foreign Coinage Probhibition Bill.
    156 10 Full Text, as Amended on Thobsdat. 1. This Ordinance may be cited ns The Foreign Coin Prohibition Ordinane and snail arc ipt a i come into operation on the niuth day ef February I^9l :uil aa to tli «a on a day to be I
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    Notice to Mariners.
    247 10 's'// J N I BOGRAPBIC 1 J \i TheJnpsi ,„>„, laV c given Qotl that on and after the sight of the 25tli djer, 1890, a8r,,,,, Light wUI I on a Square Wdoden T* tne lown ol Afashiks, pr ivince of Teahio Hokkaido. The Light will h
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    MONDAY. 2nd FEBRUARY.
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    The Hon. Willam Windom.
    20 10 I J** Sill 1 v \f 1* f I intoJV 1 I r mW I i
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    The Resignation Count Waldersee.
    63 10 1 oviri WmV LU T I II .Ist mv in'. tin-iion tlninj';; 1 J? Ucl the war with fT h th Ari eivedarr Le m 7 CoU 1 spicuoui as •tribal igu. In during th, -ral. and General Staff.i^^^^ you Moi; **half ofthe uiut latter m
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    The Late Mr. Bradlaugh.
    133 11 Charles Bradlaugh, M. P., whose B announced m our Router's telei received this morning, was bo^u m London, 1833, aud educated at elementary* schools iv the LV; Lnd. In his youth be was brought under religious influences, and wa sometime a Sundav-scboo! teacher. In Tit) he
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    Fire in King Street.
    52 11 morning a stor I 8 table. i the 1 tined i i to t beioi :h who I nance, 'or which lie nts. The estimated dania to N d at 810,000, and ye was also doiio by smoke and o the adjoining premises which were covered
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    56 11 Mk. Wai. Alam of Siu gapore who was recently engaged by 'he Burmese Government as head of au exploring party m Mergui writes that the tin prospects* are Very good, and that the climate is cool and healthy. The temperature m the y mornings is only 64°., and tbe change
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    The Rawang Tin Mining Company (in Liquidation).
    1832 11 In th, matter of the Companies 1 Ordinance and m the matter of the Rawang Tm Mining Company, Limited I" cf t the Chartered Bank of India* .1 uttralia and China. The following is a summary of the affidavits filed and evidence taken'io
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    Football.
    318 12 LIOHTFOOT's XI vertut M.'Muaiw's XI. An association football between two teams, captained respectively by Messrs. Lightfootand McMurray, was played on the Esplanade on Saturday afternoon, and resulted m a victory for the former by two goals to one. The ground was rather slippery but still, nothing nearly so bad
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    Saturday's Paper Chase.
    125 12 A noon number turned out to parti- m the usual weekly paper base on Saturday, and the weather and ditious being fairlj splendid at: luu Holley with the scent from the Orchard Etoad tolice Station at about 5 o'clock, and taking the road for a short distance
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    Raub.
    571 12 ru-rv Ie 1 X dated lst Fehru.iu, has been received from Mr Bibbv the mining manager at Raub:lAeX^^r length of of leaders ot barren white quarts. funnel to hattery have made good prommJlmt* 't! ,Jt Hiceinenbave been ■applied for Hhe maintenance of order at Baub. and that the work
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    Selangor News.
    334 12 ndent.) B Lumpor. 31et Jan.— The Eta dent returned to Kuala Luinpoi afternoon. Mr. P. Jordop, draftsman and tumor Pubhc Works Department, ded hero the Best House rather suddenk on Thursday afternoon. He was buried ou the following morning m the Roman Catholic Cemetery adjoining the Roman Catholic
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    Late Telegrams.
    426 12 i t: ,-itJi. I'.'tti Jem Dr. Koch is going en a tour m figyp* HU d t!u > Tinted Amei Boms, t9tk Jaa The D am bridge to-day had audii a who reeefa him iiia aiost eordisl msnner. H R H hence to \*nl rmo. Tln« altan hi
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    The Stanley Opera Company.
    310 13 petition ot the pautomine sleeping autv ou Satuiday night, .Mr. Ham Pyue introduced I gong, of which we print the following wises Of loans to local Native States of late we had our till. But PaliMig now two hundred thou her Tret t ill. The members
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    Government Gazette, 30th January.
    229 13 Thi; has approved Estimates for 1891. Fhe text of the recently pass Im; mcc is published. .ernor, has ordeied that .Bonds Servants by way of urity for the dm iou of their .it lor mon by virt exempted from Stamp Duty. The Queen his confirmed the
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    RAUB.
    3193 13 Rkport om thu Kaub MiNixii Conckssion m Pahang by John Henbt Boo] Slufapore. 22nd January, 1.99 1. I. Kaub is au upcouutrv district m Pahang, one of lhe Native States on the Malay Peninsula, which has beeu uuder B: it ish protect iou and direction since lst July, !BbS>.
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    The "Chow Phya"-"Sappho" Coillsion Claim By the "Sappho."
    157 14 The "Chow Phya"-"Sappho" Coillsion Claim By the "Sappho." i I the v 1 t jibboom i kin I he imp holm of the Sap^ pleading! are charged with after the collision without n ad tance. These chargi tbe trial. There was not the <!: bl evidence to support tuch char-
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    Supreme Court.
    184 14 I i l tr' Partu.ular^reuce l^ price per share d^ lnd S4 contract pric ioq,> 7i -S? 3rd Pebruar 189 The statement of defence set forth That the plaintiff was not ready and willing within a reasonable time to fulfil the tract; the contract was me that w.
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    Supreme Court.
    1759 15 w Oui ks iai. Bank r*. Akn a. hki.i.am, Mooroogappa, ahd Comarbappa Chi 111 from pagt Foil: H |).\n kfter hearing tin- evidence of Letchman Chitty ao ramunium Chitty which occupied the attention of the Court the whole forenoon of Monday, -ud February, aud up tilt a quarter
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    Shipping News.
    258 15 Thk Him ilaya has returned from Penang. wu htt 1 l<>7 men <m board l» Bidea women and children I French transport I from Saigon to Tonlon arrived last night. On beintr reported I > from cholera had taken place during the j she was qnarantini on board
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    SHIPPING.
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    Singapore Debating Society.
    336 19 F 881 LBY. iting of a new parliameni held last night, there lance of mcml* D read and eonMi Knight, anwould pre- to hold the offii he present session. Mr. dingly elected to the i being toning b] made som. few explanaier m which h* Bice and
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    Municipal Progress Report.
    1095 19 [have the honor to submit to you the following Progreas Report for the month of December, which, as mentioned at last Board Meeting, was kept back till it could panied by the December statement yd' accounts, The delay m getting read} those account.- on tin present occasion
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    The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Co.
    174 19 The Hongkong Daily Prett says That th i Bt iteiueat as to tin? distribution of the profits of ih" Hongkong and Shanghai Bauk for the ptst half- year recommend -.1 bi tJio Board should read as follow- Dividend L'l 10-., bouua fl bm to
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    Singapore Prohibition Bill Views.
    383 20 Singapore Prohibition Bill Views. i ii und. 1 1 i rill 1 ov,: coin which per. will our we b Lot the Goi rnn took pla6 iTIy on th. the N v,;u was OU both tin public, tim ing >f truth being asperating. The oom pam 3 si no* mding
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    Penjom.
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    The Trust and Loan Company.
    64 20 Rem auk- the I pound pound fouude, j r filing al u, lll i Pound thare. we, h w ,11 now stand at eonaiderablv nior,i!>an one half tb.- paid up capital. th Hie 10-iri-ina; O "y appear ur own '.no »g ul offi ri w
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    A Lady Fellow of Bombay University.
    212 20 I far as 1 am aware, a lAli* n appointed to be a men the We know that I Id offic I phy m i and when i trus < I l-.h bility of tii" admiuiatra ny amonl aa m every way a right
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    The Development of Pahang.
    334 21 In another column we publish the full text of the singularly complete aud lucid report iv which Air. E 101 l describ ifl his work for the Malay Peuiusula Prosting Company on their Raub com siou. At ths conclusion of his report Mr. Edols holds out
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    Money Dealing in the Fast.
    1074 21 Dkali»< m money, if it be carried out with and acutoimss. has long been known to be tho most profitable of *11 tra lea An apt instance of how very profitable it may b en m the East found m the probably accurate statement of
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    94 21 t>\ Monday, th 9 b inst. the X itli >s Library will i»" cloa -d for th" receipt and issu,- oi books but Ihe U lading B mm and Mus.-um wiil be open as USU redetermuS V Pl l 9Ue report ot tlm receut olonial Surgeou or v J* i
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    REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
    49 21 Por Sf ca itfi Tim Thk Bkhrin Diffici ltv. 1 Feb. The Washington Supreme I lour! ins almitted that Great Britain haa the right to appear m the ■*tt< oft wanl case the court will decide m April, whether the prohibii irt, which ordered an be issued.
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    Tuesday's Telegrams.
    273 21 Thi news of a Republican revolt m Portugal will not surprise any close obpoliti A party to establish a Republic m that country has been growing m strength of tat ice the African difficulties with Britain difficulties which have tended to make the monarchy unpopular. Iw t. the
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    The Singapore.
    287 21 Trr:si)A. T lhe tirst me&4 ta: v being a fair a Tin- minut- >L 1 tinned, th- lhe > nounced that hisl Speaker dm Shear wo >d office, lim thanks I to tin i the Mr. Shean t ions on th" mam conduct 1.. tHE. the member UOU
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