The Straits Times, 17 August 1897
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Title Section12 1897-08-17 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED: JB3l. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1897. NO." 19,304.12 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement965 1897-08-17 1 rf«l BOBNKO COMPANY. LIMITED ,}<<IIE Sfmauti lit* l«mw» Manrioh U»ioe Fir* liuannoa Society •Mm k*nna<» ConipMy (Fir-). ii,, BquiuH* Lif« AimumiKW Sodcty. i>. ««u. Marta* laMrasw Comp.ny. r,, i-h.n. MntMl »mm NaTigati.n Compuy. ,i,. |>t*Mk»" I*9" B Company Tt lUntisM lintun CompMy. l.imitwl. Kor pwtienlem o* ">"*> Coopuixn, Me tho965 words
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Advertisement820 1897-08-17 1 d_ BUCHANAN WHISKY '"'^Wh IQ TLJCT DCOT BOIK IMPORTERS Kk4A^!™ IO I rIL DCO I KATZ BROB, BOLD BY ALL LICENSED SPIRIT DEALERS. LIMITEDi SAMK AS SUPPLIED TO THK HOUSES OF LORDS AM) COMMONS AND TO ALL GOOD LcONDON CLUBS. 31/1^ IiEOISTERED HELIOS" I MANILA CIGARS > f^»^y 385<4 MADB820 words
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Advertisement452 1897-08-17 1 OCEAN STEA.M SHIP COMPANY EAST INDIAN OCEAN STEAM SHIP COMPANY, Ltd. AND NEDERLAN DOCHE STOOMVAART MAATSCHAPI'I.I OCEAAN. The Company's steamers arc desp.'itched ficini Liverpool outwards for the Straite. China, nnd Japan, and from Japan hour wards for London every ten days, and have accommodation for third class passengers only. The452 words
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Advertisement648 1897-08-17 1 INSURANCES THE STRAITS INBURANCK COMPANY, LIMITED. established 1883. Head Office, Singapore. Capital Fully Subscribed 55,000,000 Capital Paid-up (JOO.OOO Reserve Funds 163,220 Balance of Working Account to Slst December, 1896 SB4,Bttf Cash Assets at 31st December, 1896 1,8»4,M6 A. 8. MURRAY, Secretary A Underwriter ripHE CHINA TRADES JL COMPANY, LIMITED. Capital648 words
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Advertisement460 1897-08-17 1 INSUkANCES. CANTON INSURANCE OFIICI LIMITED. Capital Subacribcu $2,600,(iu0. Amount paid up eot),000. Reserve fund .1.200.UU0 Head Orrics, Hohokoko. The undoreiifned, haring been appoistud A»;,iiti of the above Company, ar« prepared to tccept Marine Kiaks at current rates. A Bon .is is annually paid to all contribntora of bu-ine-a whether shareholders460 words
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Advertisement414 1897-08-17 1 BANKS. THE NATIONAL BANK OF CHINA LIMITED. Authorised Capital £-1,000,000 Subscribed Capital 600,000 Hkad Orrics Hongkong. 1 COURT OF DIRECTORB:— D. Gillies, Esq. Chan Kit shag. Esq. H. Stolterfoht, Esq. Chow Tung Shan, Esq. i Kwan Hoi Chuen, Esq. Chief Manaoh: Oeo. W. F. riayfair. Interest on Fixed Deposits, For414 words
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Advertisement798 1897-08-17 1 A BAD COLD QUICKLY CURED. I TAKE ph>a.,.ire. in testifying to tha Bfflcacy of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. I had a very severe cold on my lungs that caused much soreness and ga»* me much uneasine^c, i n regard to the result. A local agent oatled mv uttontlon to Chamberlain's Cough798 words
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Article527 1897-08-17 2 HimiiPOßi, 17th At'ortr, 1807. I I'RonrcE. i (Hates are eorrecttti to one p.m.) < Jaml.ier 6.15. 3opra Kali 6.80. ■In I'nntianak 6.80. Pepper, Black, 16 40. do White, (5%) 29.00. *ago Flour Sarawak, 2.90. do Brunei 3.30. Pearl Sago 3.40. Coffee, Bali, picked SS.OO. Coffee Palemhang, picked 89.00. Coffee,527 words
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Article34 1897-08-17 2 Municipal Debentures 6%. Do. Do. 6%. Tanjong Pagar Bonds. New Prye Kiver Dock Co. I'unjoms. Straits Ice Co. Maynard Co. Kaubs, Contributory. FOR SALE. Peugerang Planting Shares. SOMERVILLE GUNN, Exchange Share Brokers.34 words
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Article122 1897-08-17 2 for Per ilr. Time. To-MoKKOvr. Boiop* via ports Thamet, U a.m. 1'ekiiu via ports Far/alia, 8 a.m. UiUilou 1-uiiimk Whatt Uin, I p.m. Siiigon Piccivla, 1 p.m. IVuutiK and Deli Hebe, 2 p.ui. Miniarung A o'baya Ami-. a, 2 p.m. Kremantlu via port* Aiutralind, 2 p.m. 13'iiigkuk Centaur,122 words
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Article85 1897-08-17 2 Kicom hlKoen: -Hy tlie Herman steamer Mm Heinriclt, duo on Thursday. Lull Singapore l)uu in London Arrive JunoJUth M. M. Julyi'ird July ;«ri July 7th i\ O. Aug 4th Aug. 2nd July 13th M. .\I. Aug7th Aug. 7lh July^Ut V. A 0. Aug 10th Aug. li.tl July85 words
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Article260 1897-08-17 2 ARRIVALS. Per s. s. Oorijnn from Bangkok Mr. Wilsjn. Per s. Cobenu from Bangkok:— Mrs. Fi:, uud Mr. Uotte. Per s. s. Fantee from Tiingganu Mr. Baldwin. Per a. s. Ohm from M,i ■■.■■--.■u Mr. Colvin. Per B.s. Hebe from Deli Mr. A. Leithin. Per P. 40. 8.9.260 words
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128 1897-08-17 2 THE STRAITS TIMES. TUESDAY, 17th AUGUST,- 1897. RENTER'S TELEGRAMS. THE DUEL. Established: 1831. PRICE 10 CENTS. [Suliseriptum rate* and advtriinng rait* may be found on tHe fourth page.] rm.NcE Henri's wounds, London, I'ith August. At the duel between Prince Henri of Orleans and the Duke of Turin, there were five128 words
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Article48 1897-08-17 2 THE NEW LOAN The tenders for the Indian loan of thirty millions of rupees amounted to 6»,7J1,506 rupees. The minimum accepted is 98.1, at which 67.20 per cent, of the tenders was received. The average rate of acceptance was 0* rupees, S annas, and 3 88 r>ip«.48 words
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Article9 1897-08-17 2 Messrs McAlister Co. advertise Australian salt beef for sale.9 words
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Article21 1897-08-17 2 Exchange to-day is down to 1 10^ and silver is quoted at 25^d. This is the low water mark to date.21 words
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Article19 1897-08-17 2 Ykstkrday, Mr. H. \V. Sharp, of the firm of Mes.srs. Drew and Napier, was admitted to the Straits Bar.19 words
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Article19 1897-08-17 2 Tbe King of Siam has visited Edinburgh, where he attended the wedding of Captain Cumming, of H. M.'s yacht.19 words
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Article19 1897-08-17 2 Fifty-seven petroleum ships arrived in the Colony last year, with 562,280 cases of oil, including 218,653 cases from Laugkat.19 words
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Article26 1897-08-17 2 A Chinaman named I ,;uu Alt Foh wai found hanging to a tree at Kallang Pudding this morning. He had been unwell and out of work.26 words
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Article25 1897-08-17 2 It is stated that the house built by the late Mr. Barney Barnato in Park-lane has been purchased by Sir Kdward Sassoon for XI 00,000.25 words
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Article25 1897-08-17 2 The annual general meeting of the Singapore Cricket Club is advertised to bo held in the Tanglin Club on the 20th inst., at 9 p.m.25 words
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Article21 1897-08-17 2 Mksbrs. Crane Brothers advertise, an auction uf laud in Rallies Place and Kmnpong Malacca, at their sale-room, on the. 2nd September.21 words
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Article23 1897-08-17 2 Thk half-yearly general meeting of the Singapore Kire Insurance Association is advertised to be held at the Exchange Room, on the 27th inst.23 words
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Article26 1897-08-17 2 In the British Consular Court, at Bangkok, the other day, a lawyer's bill of costs in a shipping case was cut down from *5,700 to 52,500.26 words
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Article25 1897-08-17 2 Thk I'tjuerful, cruiser, Captain tho Hun. II Lambton, was taken into Portsmouth Dockyard on 17th July, to be completed for service on the, China Station.25 words
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Article27 1897-08-17 2 Ykstkkday, Messrs. F'owell Co. offered for sale by auction thirty-one hundred dollar fully paid shares in the Siak Timber Company. The shares were sold for IfIQJO each.27 words
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Article31 1897-08-17 2 The s. h. Staler will 1«> sold by auction on Thursday next by Messrs. I'owell Co., at their sale-rooms, at 2.:W p.m. The vessel can now be inspected at Tanjong I'agar.31 words
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Article36 1897-08-17 2 The Directors of the Eastern Extension, Australasia, and China Telegraph Company have elected Mr. Clement. Sneyd Colvin, C.5.1., a Director of the Company, to till the vacancy caused by the death of Mr. Charles William Earle.36 words
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Article47 1897-08-17 2 Tins morning, a Kling boy was an V- ted at a pawnshop in the act of pa wning a pair of shoes. They belonged to a gentlemen at the Raffles Hotel, and the boy attempted to pawn them at the instigation of the owner's dhoby.47 words
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Article44 1897-08-17 2 There will be a private race at the Race Course to-moirow morning, at 7 o'clock. Distance R. C. The following are the entries -Dr. Lim Boon Keng's Flying Machine, Tan Hup Leone's 'ututnj, Chua Beng Chan's tjueen lite, and Tan Chew Kirn's l.ochiel.44 words
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Article51 1897-08-17 2 A (OHUEsroNDt.sr writes —I feelsorry to see that the Rattles Girls' School has lost a great many of its pupil of late. Last Christmas, the girls had to subscribe for their own prizes. This js very bad indeed for the school. The Trustees should inquire into the51 words
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Article47 1897-08-17 2 The magazine at the Arsenal Camp, at Shanghai, exploded on Urn :*t li instant. Twelve Chinese were killed, it is Mi|i|«)h.'il that a liigh wind blew duwn a rotten wutch-tuwrr wliich fall on tin- magazine, which wub Iliad with powder and purcuesiou «"ap| il cartridges.47 words
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Article294 1897-08-17 2 We much regret to announce the death of Mr. Frank Maxwell, which has just occurred at Yokohama. The news is rendered the more saddening to the deceased gentleman's family and friends in that only yesterday we had the melancholy duty of recording the death of294 words
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Article52 1897-08-17 2 Db. Bott, Government Analyst nnd science lecturer, in his official report for last year, says that his department has been and is too overworked to pay much attention to original investigations. The consequence is that the work gone through is not so carefully and thoroughly done as it ought52 words
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Article62 1897-08-17 2 It is reported in the. Times uf India that a sea serpent has been seen off Bassein on the 'iurmacoast. The monster was 80 feet long, pioportionatcly thick, and of a yellowish blue colour. It had two horns, and was sighted by passengers on the Hazara. It62 words
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Article68 1897-08-17 2 Occasionally orders are received at Colombo from the Persian (iulf ports and Aden for eott'ee. husk, the refuse thrown away after pulping the colfee. It appears that the natives there boil the husk, and use it as ;i kind of tea oi make a preparation and mix it68 words
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Article65 1897-08-17 2 Bom counterfeit one cent pieces have been tested by the Government Analyst. These imitation copper coins were made of a tin and zinc alloy, free from copper, and so varnished as to present all the appearance of a genuine well-worn copper coin. In several instances, counterfeit coins were65 words
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Article56 1897-08-17 2 The Perak Pioneer notes a rumour that the following are the proposed acting arrangements when the KesidentUeneral proceeds on leave at the end of the year:— Mr. Treacher, Resudent(Seneral;Mr. BiMb, Resident, I'erak Mr. Belfield, Resident, Negri Sembilan Mr. Ilewett, Coiuinibsioiier of Lands Mr. Watson, Senior Magistrate, I'e.rak56 words
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Letter207 1897-08-17 2 TO THE EDITOR OK THK BTKAITs TIMES Sib, The Singapore Recreation Club has, by a majority of IJ votes, rejected the proposal made by the Permanent Memorial Building Committee, in connection with the new Town Hall scheme. The Committee of the 8. R. C. had decided207 words
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Letter254 1897-08-17 2 TO THE EDITOR OK THE "MSAIH TIMES Sir,— The S. K. C. have rejected Urn proposal to give tliuni a tint' pavilion and a tine ground, and, in a raihrr contemptible way, have said that they an not prepared to fall into Urn with public opinion on this question of254 words
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Article954 1897-08-17 2 MINING PROORBSS. From our Cvrretpondtnl. I'ekan, VM Au.juii Mr. Dololab Osborwb, of Kin: a, m just been granted a lease for 60aeie» of mining land in the Raub District adjoining the land at present in thi session of the Raub Australian G o y Mining Company. Mr. Osborne's954 words
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Article82 1897-08-17 2 Molit 1)1 Till SI Cl h On the -tli in-tant, the Dutch troopl atSegli made a reconnoitring expedition with the toe* Of one killed and one wounded The Aobineaa lost nine kille.l. On the llth, the troops defeated the Achinese m the village of Banibi Sixty of the enemy82 words
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Article110 1897-08-17 2 action ai COLOMBO, At i meeting of the shareholder- ol the Colombo HotetaCompany.a few days ago, the Chairman announced thai the onil ->-i .-in *v tolie reinetituted, uftei a short trial, at its abolition bad am been found tO work satislactoiily from bllbi ne-s (ailing nil It i-110 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement478 1897-08-17 2 NOTICES, NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY, LD. j Manufacturers of DYNAMITE GELIGNITE GELATINE DYNAMITE BLASTING GELATINE DETONATORS EXPORTERS OF: All eijii h or SAFETY FUZE A»D ELECTRIC BLASTING APPARATUS. IHS ABOVE EirLODIVBS, HltlNU ALL MAIIOFA'TUBID IN OUAT BRITAIN, ASS MADt TO TABS THI HIOH STANOABO Or POBITY ADD SAFSTT TBSTS IMPOSED BT478 words
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Advertisement750 1897-08-17 2 NOTICES. TOWN HALL, ORANDCHA in (ONCERT. In aid of sr. moHoukte hiimk USSa Till I'ATKOSAi <t F H. E. THE QOVIHNOK 1511 I.ADY MITCHELL. Thursday, 19th August. riMIE following ladies and gentlemen X have kindly promised their valuable assistance. Mrs" Salzma'.n, who will sing Nymphs and Shepln rds," by Purcell,750 words
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Advertisement892 1897-08-17 2 LATEST ADVTIRTISEMEN'TS. PRIME AUSTRALIAN SALT BEEF. JV)B SALE, retail If cents per Ib. 1 McALISTER ft Co. ftp BIKOAPOBI CRICKET CLUB. NOTRE. 'PHE InVU fcENEKAI. MIiETINr, will 1 be held in the Tanglin Club, on Friday, the 20th Au(tu«t, hi p.m. Business. To reeehre Uie Committee's n-port biiH he Troasurer's892 words
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Advertisement7 1897-08-17 2 FOB UE.NISRAI. SHIPPING NEWS •U PA()E 4.7 words
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Advertisement90 1897-08-17 2 M 8. 8. intended for ths Timu thoald fes written <m ons rids of tb* paper only. By the Mrls^t uf that oondition. many M. 8. 8. are r*)*ol*il that mirht otherwise bo pnblithed. All s>l»erti.in» oontraoU ar* rabieot to the oon.litioa that ths Managn mar l*av* the advertwement out90 words
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Article1087 1897-08-17 3 A KNOT MID.] ■ii'luyd, M August. In ,U»«. tln-r«- »r<* two hill stations f,n public favuur. TbsJM tad Suiil.ingalaya. Before g i ,.-.i[. t I-. we nKiili' mui'li wliit-h was reckon**! tinM ixul'l not arrive nt a lumob. Everybody admit-i\-i i- tin- cooler, as Urn higher by a1,087 words
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Article55 1897-08-17 3 Ykotumy, Adolf Knnke, who was I at the recent Assizes of criminal misappropriation, and was i to one veer's rigoMtH Inprtsunment, and Rave aotfee of anpeal, applied to the Chief Justice for leave to withdraw bis appeal. His Lordelilp allowed the withdrawal of the appeal, and the prisoner55 words
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Article73 1897-08-17 3 4.1 HonAmig, oa the 9th instant, the decision of the Executive Council on the charm at accepting bribes prefer ted ieaiii-t Mr. C. Osmund, first clerk in the KegistrarUeuerals Office, and Sanitary Inspector Hore, was made known. The Council found that both men had failed to exculpate themselves.73 words
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Article171 1897-08-17 3 The Governor of Ceylon has received I despatch from the Secretary of State for the Colonies forwarding the consolidated regulations, of the Four Inns of Court and the following paragraph of the regulations relating to the admission of Colonial Barristers to the English Bar is published for general171 words
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Article215 1897-08-17 3 Thk prospectus of the Bataviafun Petroleum Exploration Coy. Ltd., with head office at fiatavia, is advertised. The. capital is f. 200,000, iii BOO shares of f. 250, of which ,iM shares have been allotted to the vendors of the concession. 1 he area of tin 1 concession215 words
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Article206 1897-08-17 3 tiik fhi:m a vk.--i:i. s srouv Tiik French sailing-ship l>" Quttekin arrived at Hoi the 11th instant. This is the ship with wliich the Dutch steamer Upeemnan collided on the 29th July. The captain of the French boat states that he was blamelers in the206 words
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Article276 1897-08-17 3 IETROLEIM A ooHHHHR of the Deli Vourr,mt falls attention to the increasing inquiry for Lanital oil in China, and the Mod for strenuous efforts to meet that demand and thus further Dutch trade there. Ho OomplltlH that, UB Baal Bumatra, too much attention i» paid to lipriiiK and276 words
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Article1373 1897-08-17 3 THEIR ADVENTURES AND IMPRESSIONS. A <HAT WITR MX. WAHDROP. The British North Borneo Company's I)y;ik Police Contingent, which arrived hero last Friday on the P. and O. steamta ./«/>«», on its return from the Jubilee festivities in England, is still in Singapore, awaiting a favourable1,373 words
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Article1076 1897-08-17 3 YOKKSUIKE V. LANCASHIRE. About 21,000 people witnessed the Yorkshire v. Lancashire meeting »t Bradford on Monday (July lUtli) for the benefit of Diivm Hunter, ttie Yorkshire wicket-keeper. The home eleven, who were exceedingly lucky in the matter of catches dropped, returned possession of the wicket all day, and1,076 words
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Article190 1897-08-17 3 HIS POWERS FOB MISCHIEF. The Hongkong Telegraph gives a sketch of the career of Mat Sail eh, the outlaw and murderer, who is now giving the 1 British North Borneo Government so much trouble. Mat Salleh comes of an old piratical stock, but did not rise into prominence190 words
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Article168 1897-08-17 3 Paris, 8th Augutt. An explosion in a cartridge factory at Kustchuk, in Bulgaria, has caused the death of 46 and has injured 00 person*. 9th August. The Emperor and Em proas of Germany have arrived at I'eterhof, St. Petersburg, and have been received with "great ceremony. The Czar,168 words
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Article49 1897-08-17 3 YE-iTEBDAVS REi^ILTS. BINQLKS. Miss Bogle scr. v. Mi-. M. Bogle Mr. (unfinished). A. DOUBLES. Mr. and Mrs. Reid— 3 v. Mrs. Kerr and Mr. F. D. Mactaggart+3 (unfiuished). B. DOUBLES. Mrs. Somervillo and Mr. Boyd 16 beat Mr. and Mrs. Duwn 16, 6-0, b-3, 0-5.49 words
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Article56 1897-08-17 3 SINGLES. Mrs.Sonierville+4 v. Mrs. Adams, ow« 3. DOUBLES. Mrs. Reid and Mrs. Saundcrx, owe 1 v. Madame Brasier tie Thuy and Mi- JeUqr, rec. 18-2. Mrs. Salzninnn ami Mrs. Kynnerslcy, v. Miss Bogle and Miss M. Bogle, eer. B. MIXED DOIBLES— FilHlt. Mr«. Hooper and Mr. Maxwell56 words
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Article36 1897-08-17 3 CHAMPIONSHIP. Mrs. Stokes v. Mrs. Adams. CHAMPIONSHIP PAIRS. Mrs. Rnlzmanu and Cupt. Parsons v. Mr. and Mrs Reid. Mrs. Kvaoersln and Mr. Lovdl, v. Mis* bogle and Surg.-Col. Stakes. And ull unfinished ties.36 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement55 1897-08-17 3 VKSSKI.S ADVKIiTISEI) TO HAIL. Kor China and Japan, I'rin: He nri.-h. due 19th An*., Helm Meyer Ac. Pfenang I Calcutta, <-hri i<im, due UtK Ann., Houxte.-iil A Co. .~y.in.-y via ports, BawKfcM. doe Mad Aug., ll.iustea.l A Co. DELIGHTFUL I INVIGO3ATINQ I Condy's Fluid in Tin: i: mii Sup|di'> Olo.x55 words
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Advertisement664 1897-08-17 3 KOTICES. JOSEPH BAKER. CojtumoNiß akd Vienna Bkbau Baikr BEGS to inform theLndie* and Oentlemen of Singapore that he has opened a Confectionery and Vienna Dnkery at No. 6. Victoria Street, next to the Convent. Cakes and wedding cakes at moderate charges, and all other different kinds of iake> of the664 words
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Advertisement556 1897-08-17 3 j FOR SALE EMPLOYMENTS l TO LET AND PERSONALS. [Ist Tins, lfi cents a line; 2nd and 3rd timea, 10 cents a line; 4th to 6th timea, S cents a line; 7th to 18tb- timea, S ceota a 1 line afterward*, 2 cents a line but no I charge le«a556 words
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Page 3 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous260 1897-08-17 3 VaUtfUM KKfOVT. Kandamj IMsi H»*pitat. Kith Aug. IH9I. Ha.ni Sp.ni Pp.in. Kkmakks. Hnr. 2it.H«o ii'.BiK) 2» UfiO lump. *>0 KJ.K 78.0 »V. H'll.Ther 790 7ft.o 7UO g■£ c liir.of Wiml S.E. S.W.! S. -3 1 g \iillL. Temp. «B.tf aaa Mm... 74.8 c£ Has. m sunisi.fi >.■& Terr. rail. "U0260 words
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Article187 1897-08-17 4 I'm Vessel's Name FlauAKiu Captiiii Destination mg 16 I'rium Brit titr. Jmkhon IB Ixion str. William* Ifi Queen AIHUHt etr. Mi .\'air M Arj.'U* »tr. Mncdonnld 16 I Batavi.r str. K.)l.ert»on IB Sri Tanjong Pinang Uut etr. Xmodah 17 Sultan Brit utr. Chopard 17 Clam str. Black 17 Bingapon187 words
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SHIPPING.
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Article177 1897-08-17 4 Under thiiheadingthe following abt.rcvi.-i lions are u»od :—itr—steamer sh.—ship bq.-barque; Brit. -British U.S. United Stated; Fr. French; Oer.—German; Dut.--Dutch Job.—Jobore; 4c, O. c, OWMWI cargo d.p.—deck pawengers; V.-VacfT-tain T. P. W.—Taniong Pagar Wharf; T. P. D.-Taniong Pagar Dock B. W. Borneo Wh»rf J. W.-Jar3ine'« Wharf; N. H.W.New177 words
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Article1612 1897-08-17 4 Arrivals Hmri Noon of Yestkrimy Kan I'vh Ouan, Brit. str. 676 ton», Cap Stratton, 17th Aug. From HwM>r, \ug. G.c 74 d.p. Wee Bin and Co. For Macassar, 81»t— Rds. C'fow 7'Avo, Brit. str. 370 tons, CuptaiJelliuoe. 17th Aug. From Klang. isth Aur. G.c, 179d.p. Ban 8wee Hong.1,612 words
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Article403 1897-08-17 4 Xtunf, port, probable datr of arm//, and III! 1.1. 0/ II Bangloa, London, Aug 19; V. Sim..Bantam, Boaraoajai Aug Ih Paandeli. I Bayara, Hongkong, Aug S) Hehn Meyer. Benlarii, Hkong, Aug P. Bimoi Cera*, Hamborg, Bepi ii; Itautuubi-ix. C.-ylon, Hongkong, Sept 11 P. A O Chelydra, Hongkong, Aug403 words
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Article218 1897-08-17 4 h Flag Vmbu's Namk. 4 Toica Captain Fbom Saiuhj Cunmuxkkb Q 810. Aug Hi ftaratofl Rub trn. SIM .Whiro VlVoatOCk Auk il Borneo Coy Ltd lb MM. Mr. W8 Uregory Balgon Aug 13 M. Marilini.-x fi Ai,,»ra Brit. mr. l.^io Kent Hongkong Clog h Bouiteart iih.i C... Kut Sang218 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement520 1897-08-17 4 NOTICES. JAMES WATSON COS SCOTCH WHISKIES ARE THK BEST VAI.I K IN TIIK MARKET: V. V. SI 1.00 PER "ASK, DI'TY PAID. V V sl' K( JIAL REBEB VK. »«-oo p«r caj*, bob PJIID DOMINIE. 10 TEARS OLD. sie.oo per cas*. duty paid. OBTAINABLE FROM RETAIL DEALERS, OR McALISTER Co.520 words
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Advertisement152 1897-08-17 4 NOW READY: GOLDEN RAUB WITH 3 MAPS AND A STATISTICAL TABLE. Price One Dollar to bo had at the Straits Times Office, or from Kelly and Walsh (Ltd.), or John Little Co. (Ltd.) RILEY.IIAKGHEAVES &COY. I SOLE AOBMTi FOR Royal Psycho Cycles 108 LADIES AND GKXTLEMEN HY Staklev I!rhthkhs, Coventry.152 words
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Advertisement383 1897-08-17 4 NOTICES. Weakened Vitality IMPOVERISHED BLOOD. Kead what Ayer'.i mi miparilla did for tlie Bar. Z. I". Wild.*, a wellknown city missionary In New York and brother of the late eminent Judge Wilds: "I was for many years 9 sufferer from boils and other eruptions of a like nature, caused by383 words
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Advertisement489 1897-08-17 4 NOTICES. smuAuirs sm/p I HYPO-PHOSPHITE oi LIME FOR DISEASES OF THE CHEST All suffering from Catarrh, Codsumptinn, Obstinate Coughs or Colds and those affected with diseases of the Chest. Lungs and Bronchial Tubes, should lake GRIMADLT SSYHcPoiHTPO-PHOSPHITEcfLISt Prescribed by tin- leading medical authorities in all countries for the last twetityf'.c489 words
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Advertisement257 1897-08-17 4 NOTICES. BROWN'S Four Crown Brand SCOTCH WHISKEY, THB FINEST WHISKEY IN THE WORLD. Ah nupplied to H.R.H. the Trinee of WaleP. BRINKMAXN 4 CO., 1410 Sole Agents for Singapore. aAL\T-RAPHAEL WINE. A Natc. al, Strkkoth-{.ivin(;, wastkREPAIRISO, DIOBSTIVI, TOXIC \V|N« OJ Exquisite Flavour.— Admirably adapted to restore and maintain the forces257 words
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