The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 23 October 1900

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1 4 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
  • 18 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. THIRD SERIES, SINGAPORE. TUESDAY, 23RD OCTOBER, rgoo. DAILY ISSUE, No. 401
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • 761 1 I J~ C% Office. Telegraph St. O£ Wharves. Keppel ti. rbour. O STEAM NAVIGATION Co Steamers for CHINA, JAPAN, PENANG. TEYLON. INDIA, AUSTRALIA. ADEN. EGYPT. MARSEILLES. GIBRALTAR. MALTA, BRINDISI. VENICE, PLYMOUTH AND LOW DON. Through Bills of Lading issued for Persian G+lf, Continental and American Ports, also for China Coast,
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    • 651 1 fHI"»A MUTUAL STFAM N*VVIGATIONcOMHANY.LIM TED. OUIWAHD. HOMKWARD. For Hosukonu Sium;. For Ma«oi ui.s and HAI He J*PAK f'ORTS. I.OvMON. Through BilN «l LadhM issued M «'ichester Contnental porlv, New York, Hwlpn. Philadelphia and Haltim te, Bc<_. fjr freight a"H other particultrs apply to THE BORNEO COMPANY. LIMITED, Agents. Feb ll
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    • 422 1 DE KONINKLPKE PAX* T^-'/VART MAATSCHAPPIT. WnDIR I.O|IT»»C1 WITH NRaiUUM |M|« (•btIRMIKT. Agents at Singapore, ships agency, lat?. I. DAbNDfcLS tkCo., a-3 Collver Quay i HI UM)IHMKNTIOM!I) DATKS AKK <,SLY APPROXIMATE From Expected Will be despatched lor G. G. s Jacob Mulucc^s via bourabayn Oct. I', Sourabiia, Hali, Ampenan, Macassar, Banda,
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    • 54 1 Fraser Deaoe I £imitcd Printers, Publishers, Account Book Manufacturers Commercial Stationers. Publtshers of The Singapore and Straits Directory, The Singapore and Straits Rough Diary The Traveller's Malay Pronouncing Hand-Book, Mai- of the Town of Singapore, &c, &c The Most Complete and Up-to-date Printing Office m. the Straits Setlemens Fraser Neave.
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    • 794 1 HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-UP CAPITAL w .....1 10 000 000 RFSKRVB FUND.— W Sterling Reserve f. 10,000,000") S.lver Reserve 2000 000 J |l2>o0 OO RESBRVH LIABILITY OF PROPRIBTORS m j «4«0i00o,ooo Courr op Uibbctors. N. A Siaas, Esq. —Chairman. R. Shbwan, Bso— OiPUTr Cmaibwan. E. Gobtz, Em. Hon.
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    • 977 1 PETER SYS' WONDERFUL SPECIFIC THE only rer,^, pTOm kn0 INK«U««*«| PEKNUNEN r CUK* ,1 Sprue. Dysentery. Diarrhoea. Hemorrhage and UlceraMon °f t" e Bowels. RECOMMENDED bt SOME or the CHIEFSPECIAUSrS 1 tm. MRmra, OD Sold Retail bv all Chemists and WholIJ" b ED,CAL PROP *SSlOM THE PETER SYS COMPANY Nov
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  • Domestic Occurrences
    • 26 2 Un the 25th Sep it Redc'\rle. T« igr.rti' uth, South Devon, the »i( .IJ. < Nich.-l-os, ol Hie Hongkong and Shanghai liai.U, Yokoi ima, of daughter.
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    • 47 2 wnint j.rosfft. t) ph.,id fever 'contracted during the ct k,, 1 a Om N««d Hospital at V. k. hama |a»an, Waits* E««a. son of Alhea M. and M^iy Alice T< hum, a <i StudentI> terpieter at the Br.ti>h l^g non at Peking, .ived 21 years. B<
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  • 16 2 tmmtm4 nubr l»d by ,t»,n, -r,o-i» prcr«-p«. Jrmw, •■'lei-wi. l-OT»!tT. »ni Ism.
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  • 464 2 Wf-: are glad to s«-e that Government has introduced into the E-timates an it- m for the erection of a Diill Hall at Fenang (or the training of the Voluntt-t-r Corps there. The w. rk of dri I should go on steadily m all w a'hers,
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  • 839 2 Mr. S. Tomiinson, Municipal Engineer, returned to Singapore this morning by the mail horn leave. The Taylor-Carrington Company opens at Penang for three nights on Thursday, and will probably come on to Singapore next week, as it is booked to open m Manila early m November. The various drawings from
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  • 1318 2 Manager's Report (or the month ending October 19th. Minims. Raub Hole.— 'Tht ore chute m the winze has been sloped out up to the 220 ft. Level and the slopes filled up with mullock from the crosscnt. Unless something fresh is cut the payable ore m this mine is
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  • 71 2 The Appeal Court opened m the Supremo Court th.s morning, being composed X Chief Just.cc, S.r Lionel Cox, Mr. just cc Law and Mr. Justice Leach. -> us »ce The Chief Justice informed the Coim that at present their Lordships could on state as to the order of
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  • 36 2 Mr J. V Kennedy has only made a stay of a fortnight m Penang, and has jn^ back to England, not without m.pe£ B fX Penang Volunteers, however, of S I w*s the fiwt Commandant h<?
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  • SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.
    • 26 2 THE ANGLO-GERMAN AGREEMENT. Approved at Shanghai. 'Special to Sin fof ore Fret Press.j Shanghai, 22nd Oct., 9.35 p.m. The Anglo-German agreement gives general satisfaction at Shanghai.
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    • 40 2 His Authorisation Doubtful. A new anti-foreign Taotai has been appointed to Shanghai. He has not yet received his credentials. Possible Liu-Kun-Yi delays sending them here m accordance with the prayer of the notablrs and gentry at Shanghai.
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  • REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
  • 93 2 A Taichu, living near the 6* milestone. Ihomson-rd, discovered his house to be ori hre early on Sunday morning. A former Chmese tenant, who had been turned out ol the house m question, is suspected of linng the place and has been arrested and charged. A Hailam thief,
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  • 76 2 SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB AND SEPOY LINES GOLF CLUB. Owing to the unfavourable weatk.,7 afternoon, a numbe?? thVcoIn* petitors did not play their two a I the Sepoy Lines Links r0Undi> Result of Profession Pairs. Common. l^arle and F'carct a. a _j Stiven and Earle 7 7I Crockau and Forbes oi
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  • 87 2 ma m %u C g 'a V r o ?.ame77from M £p Mr »«"*<- to Anuradhapura and ndy nd h malee and Southwards To lo Tr Badulla. We hoS Mr A Nu *»ra Eliya and weather and an rtZI&^STTS" h V€ cycled some 2,000 SSTTn^^fft
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  • 113 2 throughout tht v°"r o r«t. h e eXteodi "S g gas lamps bt,^." disclosed a v.rv Sra gapore, hour b«w«n L ilv at'T P ln 1... and the day at th?b££L f has given a lead to 7i ngap re Municipality thi^recedent fo r t^i" Irel b y polic^i^the^oAh^ irT
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
    • 247 2 Powell Robinson, Battbky Road. New Goods ex s.s. Socotra JL'ST RBCBIVBD New Tropical Suitings best quality. New Outfitting Ties, Scarves Helmets, Straw Hats, *c., *c. John Little CO., LTD. SINGAPORE. SOLE AGENTS FOR Rover Cycles. We have just received a shipment of the above well known Cycles m all grades>
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    • 854 2 OEyi'IREI) by married couple, board and residence m private family. Particulars to c/o Singapore Free Press. Oct 17 uc. DOARD and Lodging, commodious house, airy rooms. Terms moderate. Apply to G.M.8., c/o Free Press. Oct 15 1. 11 WANTED A DRAUGHTSMAN. APPLY stating experience and salary required to HOGAN Co.,
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    • 911 2 TO-DAYS ADVERTISEMENTS. GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION? TTENDERS will be received at the Colonial Secretary's Office, up to noon of the sth proximo for the following works Constructing Experimental Ward to accommodate 36 patients at Tan Tock Seng's Hospital. Plans and Specifications may be seen, and printed forms of tender with all particulars
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    • 437 2 TO DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS 1 WANTED HpHE services of a B>ok-keeper. Apply m x person to C.X.. office Had de I'Europe. J 3_ j 5 IO WANTED POR PAHANg7 A Clir» f,.r the AuHit Office, va^rv $ss 1 mo. th with free pa tly furnished Qua ters. Applua ions w th
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
    • 168 2 The Week Tuesday, 23rd Hitfh Water lo.s a 10.46 p. Racev First Day, 2.45 p. Devah, (Hindu Festival.) legislative Council, 2.30 p. New Moon, 8.22 p. l^odge St. (ieorjje Regular, b. 45 P* Singapore Minstrel Troupe, 9 p. Circus, Beach-rd., 9 p. Wednesday, 24th High Water lO 29 a., n.igp.
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  • 152 3 A correspondent, writing from Cape Town to a home paper, says that among various interesting in<lira»ion« of Boer ambition discovered by the authorities at Pretoria and elsewhere were included a plaster cast of Mr. Kruger inscribed President van Kaap Kolonie (President of Cape Colony), and a map
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  • 327 3 Harmston's popular Circus opened at the Bea<h-rd. >ite last night. Despite the >torm> weather a repetition of Saturday night— -there was a good attendance, and it is safe to say had the Fates been propitious, there would have been few racant seats. As m the past, Harmston's have
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  • 389 3 Ihe paper lay before me but my eyes could read no more, Likely starters I could reel you off with ease. I had studied stake- and ownerships and other horsey lore, And was feeling quite au fait among the Gees; But my brow was hot arri fevered
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  • 45 3 A lady passenger by the S. S. Lsntashtre, who was coming out to marry a missionary m Burma" left the vessel at Colombo, having become engaged to one of the passengers on the voyage out, to whom 'Hew to be married at Madras Lucky 'nissionary
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  • 75 3 The Denbighshire, which left Kuchinotz«i on the 12th instant, arrived here this morning m ith a rargo of ab ut 5,000 tons of Japan coal for this port and is m the roads awaiting a berth. The German Government «ta mer Stephan is loading a c ir^o 01
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  • 93 3 The Independence Belpe says the Ottoman G vernmrrt has j Ist romp'fted its census of the adhere* t-> of Is am ism The t >tal number of Mussulmans i( 't tdlo be 196, 500 000, f whom 18.00 .000 belong to Turkey m Europe, 09,000,000 to Asia
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  • 108 3 The ftaie of affairs m the cotton market is well illustrated b\ a t>oo<J sinry which appeared m the Blai kpool Timr s." A f»eiil-man was recently dispatched to Liverpool, on be*a'f of a well-known firm near the cit>, with a commission to buy 300 bales of
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  • 96 3 To „n appl; a-t for a licence to transfer at Lowrstnft the Chairman ol the Bench (Tol. Leather) said free hou-es ;nd pure beer were the things that were wanted. The applcanl, who represented the br- werv company rerrarked that his firm's was p. jre
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  • 149 3 Some of the American muriripilities (says Santtary and Municipal Engineering) are t.ir ahead ot this country m the matter o) ihe collection of refuse. In the city ol New V>rk, for in^tancf, each householder is required 10 place ash»-j proper m a s'-p ira'e ponablf r. cepti cl»-
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  • 329 3 {Globes Labour f.ir i o nflen forkful of what it owt* to capital for c 1 t'y acctpii.'K momta'v iiblvnlionsol.in u'remrl) risky n. t irf. A^t.iiors t l' th<» men t'^i they are n. t sr a'ir-g prospeity with their einp'.-vcs, b t ••.t .1 S)
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  • 722 3 ihe Economist, m an article on this subject, condemns any atempi to a quit the Empress It says t ha: thet'ue reason for her .tcquittal is the feeling of the Rus-ian Government ihat >.he is, ader all. an absolute ruler, and that no
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  • 19 3 Capt. R. Alexander, ist Rifle Brigade, who had been m hospital tn South Africa is now discharged lo duty.
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  • 1434 3 Lord Roberts has promised to do his utmost to deliver the C.I.V. m London a diy or two before Nov. 9. In that case the Lord M «yor's processi n and the Cl.V.'s triumphant march through London will be one and the s<me stiow. But needless
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  • 413 3 N'..t too soon, «ays a service correspondent, has attention been drawn to the position of aH.itts m the Far East from a naval standpoint. It may be Mid that we are not going to Ml with any of the other Powers. Everyone will
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  • 17 3 Capt. Farmar, K.G.A., is to be congratulated on hit promotion to major. He returns immediately to England
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  • 1878 3 (Via Ceylon.) London, Octol>er 91*1. The member for Rhondd., Mr. William Abraham, Liberal and Labour, ha* been re-elected. The following have been elected Mr. Taylor (Lib»rah. for Wadcliffe and Mr. D-vies iberal), lof I'm mart hen District two Liberal wi' s. ll>e Yirmbers for the following places have been
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  • 186 3 Bv< ts sfpm to be so jhaping m China, that (j .at Britain may I ayr to be repreSi Dt d \>y a lat^- rmi itaty fcrce tlicie. In ikifl tvtn'uality India CO«ld spare more native cavalry, the u-efuln- 3 of which has been air* a ly >trikinyly indKatcd. Kven
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  • 125 3 (October 23 i 111 «••••.•#.«<,., J67 2" Gambier Jc. Cube Nj. 1"..'I ;H o Pepper, Ulack (ordinary S'porei 2Q 62' do. White, (Fair L/W-5%) +2. Nutmegs 110s to the lU.) |p cf, do. (80s to the Ib) 76 Mace (Banda) ,a' Cloves (Amboina) 2Libenan Cottee 30 Tapioca, small pearl
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  • 72 3 (Corrected up to October .23) On London. Bank 4 m/s 2 i z demand 3 j3 Private credits 3 m/s 2ui documents 3 m/s 2l*iA credits 6 m/s 2121 France, demand Germany, demand 218, India, T. T ,61 HONGKONG, demand i|%dis YOKOHAMA, demand 3fr%dib. JAVA, demand 281 Manila, demand
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  • 308 3 OCTOBER 33rd, tooo. n CjUOTATIO*. CAflTAL. PAID Up. ShaRIS PaID Or». BankofCh,„,, n dJapa0.td Nom.nal. ,.000,000 4,4.33, ,00.875 £4 Bell's Asbestos Eastern Agency. Nominal. 4 10,000 f£ *'5*4 W Bersawah Gold M in. r« < n U» '.4'0 unissued Fraser and Neave Ltd. L Sale, J ,£3 JJS
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  • Page 3 Advertisements
    • 160 3 Came Near Dying. For three days and nights I suffered agony urtold from an attack of cholera morbus brought on by eating cucumbers," says M E. Lowiher, cl rk of ih- district court, C entervillr, lowa. "I thought I should surely di'\ and tried a dozen difierei t medicines but
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    • 306 3 OCEAN STEAM SHIP COMPANY, AND NEDERLANDSCHE STOOMVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ OCEAAN. TONN. TOMS* Achilles 701 1 iiyrmtdot. 2870 Agamemnon 7011 bettor 3766 A/ax 7011 Orestes 465* Alcinous 6743 Patroclui 550Q Anchises 2;20. Polyphems 2613 Antenor SS?' Priam 2845 Calchas 6748 Prometheus 5570 Cyclops 2066 Pyrrhus 362! Dardanu* 46,3 Khtf>us jo6> Deucaiion 701
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
    • 193 3 MAILS CLOSE. To-Day. .Vr ».t Penant; St Deli Calyfto 3 pm P"t Uickson Ac KUng Ba'tavier 3 pm Amb-.iria, ace. Strphan 3 PM Calcutta Metis 3 pm Pomianak, &c. Hun Fu Soon 4 pm Mvii ok at raiembant; O o. Meyer 4 r«« \\HihK-r>Ar. H-.tavu( dec. Lady Mitchell 4 pm
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    • 402 3 fllllLl IN HOHT. Vrn-o-W«, Flui.ndT iM Commander. Arr.^od Krom Kor W fcet hLAMiWGO Dut. «.b.. 420 Roth Oct. 7 Belawan Rh.oOct nx*e, Ye..el. Kl.e. Too. M..,,r. Arn,.«J Krom Con.,,n.e. Kor Wh~ Aru.vdk.rt Br.t. 2089 K.nley Od Bemkm Rou,.Md U. Vv,, I Ar.thus* Am. ,132 Oct. 17 P'ladtlphia U S Conwl
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    • 305 3 CLEARANCES. October 2j. KaTavhr, Brit. btr.. Mellor. for Klang, via Pot; Dicksor.. MlNUOtj Bnt. sir., lowell, lor Hongkong, i' Sh.i ijjl-.n .md Jjp.in. £*■>.*, Unt. str., Sicol, for Kelantan, via ports SlkH, Bnt. sir K.mley, f« CalLUt'.i. Radnorshire Br.t. sir.. H'dley. for ChitHgoug. Aus.ralini), Urn. itr., Mills, for Port Darw
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  • Page 4 Advertisements
    • 114 4 McAlister Co. Champagnes G. H. MUMM Co,s EXTRA DRY PERINET FILS DRY VERZENAY Clarets j ST. JULIEN AND MEDOC Sherries SANDEMAN Co/s J VERY PALE DRY PALE DRY NUTTY AND FINE OLD BROWN BOGLER Co.'s FINE OLD DRY AMONTILLADO C. DEL PINO Co.'s I JEREZ SECO Madeira SANDEMAN Co.'s Ports.
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    • 921 4 TO LET FROM Nov. Ist, lrwell Bank House, Grange Road, at present occupied by Mr. H. Muhlinghaus. Apply to VVEE KAY POH, 6-5 Chang* Alley. Aug. 8 v.c Alarjre airy office to let above the Robinson Piano Co., Ltd. Immediate entry. Apply to The MANAGER. Oct 18 35- «o OFFICE
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    • 670 4 HQWARTH ERSKINE, LIMITED. "hi- v. Mining Machinery and Appliances Complete Steam Power Plants of the Highest Grade for any Service. High Pressure Corliss and Slide Valve Sieam Engines, StatiOMry, Porlable, Standard and compound, and Lancashire, Cornish Multituhular. Locomotive. Vertical, VVater Tube, Marine and Special Boilers. Mill Gearing, Pulleys, Shafting, Accessories
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    • 192 4 John Little Co., Ltd. WINE SPIRIT MERCHANTS. AUTUMN MEETING RACE DINNERS POMMERY ft GRENO'S EXTRA SEC. Cockburn and Campbell's Vino de Pasto Sherry John Little Co/s Fino Sherry White-Seal IDeinhard's Liebfraumilch do Hockhtim C. Meyniac's Burgundys and Clarets Mosleys Old Tawny Port do Choice Old White Port Vermouth, Brandies, Gins
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    • 76 4 STRAITS STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. Steamers lkavi Nin..m<»rb at 4.4^ r.M. Hye Leung (4 p.m.,)— every Monda> for Malacca Kuala Klang and Telok Anmn. i/a.'di. t\ t ry Wednesday for Malacca, Port Uickson, Kuala Klang and Telok Anson Ban Whatt Hin,— every Friday for Malacca, Por Dickson and Klang. Sappho, every
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    • 1224 4 VESSELS EXPECTED. Giving port ot aepanure, and (where hno*n) date due here, and name *f AcpbKs. Mis.oi-W»ll. Alubk, Fr. cruis., Toulon, Oct. Aloubtte, F. d'patch b., Toulon, Oct. Av«lan< hi, Fr., Toulon, Oct. Barrosa, Braz. cruis., Rio de J., Oct. B. M. Bemoali, Fr. d.b.. Toulon, Oct. BuantiD, Fr. cruis.,
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    • 531 4 For Hongkong, Shanghai and Japan ports. The Imperial German Mail Line steamer STUTTGART, Captain Grosi h, of the Narddeutscher Ltofd,' having left Colombo on the a#th instant, may be expected to arrive here on Friday d .ylifiu, the aoth instant, en rout* lor the above ports. For freight and passage
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