The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 17 April 1901

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    23 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. THIRD SERIES. SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY, i 7 th APRIL, Jl9Ol. DAILY ISSUE, No. 4 i 5 6
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      747 1 XT O Office. Telegraph St. Xr Wharves. Keppel Harbour. O STEAM NAVIGATION Co. Steamers for CHINA, JAPAN, PENANG, CKYLON, INDIA, AUSTRALIA, ADEN, EGYPT, MARSEILLES, GIBRALTAR, MALTA, BRINDISI, PLYMOUTH AND LONDON. Through Bills of Lading issued for Persian Gulf, Continental and American Ports, also for China Coast. MAIL LINES. OUTWARD HOMEWARD
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      814 1 (-HINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED OUTWARD. HOMEWARD. For Honok.oso. Shanu- For Marseilles and hai }\rkn Ports. London. s Ching Wo due April s Hyson due May s. Katsow due May Through Bills of Lading issued to Manchester Continental ports, New York, Boston, PhiladeU phia and Baltimore, kc. For freight
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      491 1 SAFES SAFES GEORGE PRICE'S. WOLVERHAMPTON BENT STEEL BURGLAR G-PjJ-^J'S FIRE RESISTING Ht Bp£j\ Locking 1 Safe C TESTIMONIAL FROM THE TYPfWRITCI Co., Ltd. Head Office 12 14 Queen Victoria Street, <;borg« Prick Lti». London, E.C. Cleveland Works, Wolverhampton J u |y 17th, 1900. ••'OM.'fVn?, ih r 'J">' >•'""!. your „1
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      661 1 UONGKONG AND SHANGHAI xx BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-UP CAPITAL Hooooooo RESERVE FUND .fi«,"",uw Sterling Reserve $10,000,000) oilver Reserve 7,000 000 i I^' 000 000 RESERVE LIABILITY OK PROPRIETORS j «0,000,00 c Court or Directors. R. Shbwan, Esq.— Chairman. Hon J. J. Kbswic* Esq.— Deputy Chaibman. Hon. k. M Gbat j R.
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      520 1 CA^VERT's 20 CARBOLIC CARBOLIC SOAP OINTMENT OUr im? PPCVentS ln6 ct A Sovereign r« me dy for and Mo.qu.to bite.. all Skin ajlment^. The .uronge^t Carbohc MM ;n aim^ Sold by all C Ston dh F. C. CALVERT Co Manchester, England. J^ORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETYOF NORWICH AND LONDON. Established
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      370 1 PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY AND •J»OYO RISEN KAISHA 'ORIENTAL S. S. CO.) VIA IHUKj^J }«jIAPAN AN., of steamers, and lo the princ,p..l cties of the o"£^ r Canada ™y *<**»£ PMRn e pL-T ho J din 5 lhrouch ORHKR.S TU EUROPK have the cho.ee of
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    The Singapore Free Press.
    34 2 I IV O ple"i right maintait 1 Timr l, v irfMM am litibnlxrd by gain Hrn patriot Trutli iMi |MMi pm rpi- draw. I ■•H to RHiifior,. Loya'ty. and Ijw
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    WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1901
    520 2 Neither the Continental Pro Boers who are chiefly so, not because they love the Boer but because they hate Britain nor their low-principled English coadjutors who are chiefly Pro Boer because they ever morbidly love to scjuirm under the feet of the enemies of their country
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    316 2 Mr. Jardire. the Inspector Genera ofl Polite m Siam, is tcriotth ill The ft < r is a strong type of typhoid Plague itatwtiCl m India for !a>t week show an alarming increase, havii^ n-en from 8.839 t0 1 >s^° mainly due to a risr m Bengal districts. There were
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    75 2 Yesterday afternoon Messrs. Powell Co. held an auction sal** of that valuable piece of leasehold land situated at Middle Road estimated to contain an area of 8,540 square feet comprised m the East India Company's lease No. 1,403 dated 17th August 1832 for 999 years subject to a yearly rent
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    ARRIVAL OF THE "ARETHUSA."
    63 2 His Majesty's second class cruiser Arethusa anchored m the roadstead at 830 this morning. She is commanded by Capt. James S-artin, and like the Aurora has come down from Hongkong to assist m the forthcoming festivities. Her displacement is 4 300 tons, her armament is composed
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    WARSHIPS EXPECTED.
    95 2 It is not yet definitely known whether the Irst-claM cruber Endymion is on her way down from the North, but the gunvessel Linnet and the sloop Rosario are now expected at any moment. On Friday the Dutch man-of-war Piet-Hrin Capt. Jansen, is a'.-o due from Ba'avia. The PietHtm,
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    ROYAL VISIT PREPARATIONS.
    340 2 Everywhere the town is m the throes of decorative preparation for the forthcoming Roy*l \i*it. The main thoroughfares down which Their Royal Highnesses will pass are mostly lined with poles, st. ung together for the purpose of b aring Chinese lanterns, illuminated d. vices, fUgs and banan.l
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    585 2 A little g.rl wn on a visit to London from the country, ani had been taken to various places of amusement. Being naughty one day bhe was told she would not go to heaven unless *he w^re good. 1 We I, mother," she replied, I been to thr Hippodrome and
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  • REUTERS TELEGRAMS.
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      SOUTH AFRICA.
      28 2 BOER RAIDING CONTINUES. An official despatch from Capetown states that Kruitzniger.Scheepers, Ma an c:;:ci h y arestiiiactivdyraid n^^^ They are, however, avoiding crmaer ments. b (Later.)
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      SOUTH AFRICA.
      34 2 The Boers Scattering. The Standard correspondent at I'retoria telegraphs that there are no larg,- uOer commandoes with guns now left m the held But small parties of marauders arc a, tfvi everywhere.
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      A NEW ROUND-UP.
      16 2 Preparations are proceeding for a renew. ci sweeping movement. London, April t-jth, /for.
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    538 2 From Shanghai come yet another version of the indemnity proposed— 750 million taels, m fifty annual instalments of twentyfive million tae.'s each. The Universal Gazette mentions a report from Peking that the Ministers of the various Powers have lately paid considerable respect and regard to a certain Prince now m
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      875 2 ROBINSON CO. INVITE AN EARLY INSPECTION OF THEIR Exclusive and Elegant NOVELTIES FOR THE SEASON. Now Showing m Their Drapery Department The undermentioned are a small selection from their Enormous Stock Millinery The very latest Productions m Hats, Toques Bonnets, representing the Fashion of the moment. f I ATTOC rHE
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      251 2 Wines and Spirits Provisions &c. John Little Co., Ltd. Singapore* Apl. 12 SALE OP HOUSEHOLD FURNITL'KK &c At A. Wilkii Road On Saturday, 20th April, at j p.m. POWELL Co.— Auctioneers Apl. 12 SALE OK HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Ac. l uk Hropbrty ov F. Paul Esu., At No. 134 Prinsii- .Striki
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      693 2 TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. RANTED a position by an electrical Kngineer, with large experience m electric power and light installations. Apply to ELEKTRON," c/o Free Press. A P>- »5 mwf NOTICE TN honour of the visit of Their Royal High- nesses the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York, the hxchange Banks
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      199 2 The Week Wednesday, 17th Hirfh Water 9.4 a., n -i\ d S.V.R. Battalion Drill, 5.10 p. Thursday, 18th Hijjh Water 9.52 a., 10.4 n P. at O. Mail Homewards due. Royal Choir Rehearsal, 5.15 p. Friday, 19th Hi*h Water 10.38 a., 10.36 p. P. 4c O Mail Homewards closes, r,a.
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    S. V. C. NOTICE.
    42 3 All members are reminded v, fe e Guard of Honour. Parades onYrcd for Thursday, iSih and Friday 19th ii.-iant, will i, O w be held on Friday 19th and Saturday, 20th instant. Fall m, 5 p.m. Dress—Plain Clothe:-.
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    THE LANTERN PROCESSION AND CARRIAGE TRAFFIC.
    173 3 The careful attention of all those who have been invited to Government House to witness the Chinese lantern procession is invited to the following arrangements. The invitation card gi\es a certain hour, but that means that all the guests must have arrived by that
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    164 3 The Sibtria and Chun Sang, both with Chinese emigrants from the North, are lying m the quarantine anchorage waiting for pratique. The Russian transport Kostroma with, troops bound for Vladivostock, arrived from Odessa this morning and proceeded to Keppel Wharf to coal. The Veronej also arrived from Port
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    THE CHERIMOYER FRUIT.
    538 3 Un application to the Director of the i cal Gardens as to information about the adaptibilily of this Weal Indiin fruit to the climatic conditions cf the Straits, Mr. Fox has been kind enough to make these remarks The Cherimoyer, or Anona Cherimolia, nearly allied to the
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    THE TELEPHONE GRILS DAYLIGHT BALL.
    225 3 THE TELEPHONE GRILS DAYLIGHT BALL. •^eeoless to say this is from blithe America, m pc:nt ai fact it is from New York, and describes a ■en by telephone grac* Hello, please—keep oil that— blue silk waist, tr;rnmed, with— long— distance wire and electric— so ncM that she said she'd stop
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    SARAWAK NEWS.
    729 3 The races are announced to take place m June, but the exact date is not yet fixed, A l»ir number of mounts a.c m training ol which moie anon. His Highness has lately been through an unpleasant experience. Leaving Kuching m his yacht Zahora, on the morning of
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    BRIDGE.
    431 3 Had anyone" been bold enough," says Mr. Dal'on m the introduction to his excellent a-id mmon-sense book on Bridge," "some seven r ears ago, to propound tht idea that by the end if the nineteenth centu y the game of whist rould have become de*<i letter at the leadng
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    115 3 1 These are a few of the items m the Indian Army Estimates The pun hMI of 81 maxim guns far the Field Arm) and roast defences will cost about £34.000, and tlte purchase of new 10-ur. t>un lor mountain batteries m India >mI c.->Bt £,21,00 >. Purc'M-e ol 18
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    THE SAYINGS OF HADJI TIPU BIN JAHAT.
    765 3 (A Syce of 35 Years' Experience.) Know thou then, my son, that these are not idl words or he words of a man who speakelh withou understanding. I. When the horse is brought m sweating am j besmeared with day, remove thou his
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    MR. LECKY'S ESTIMATE OF QUEEN VICTORIA.
    468 3 Mr. W. E. H. L« ky. M.P.. contributes* pap r to the Ph'l M*H Mig.i/1 *o" April on the mor I it ft i-r cc ot the laic Qi;en. Contrasting her with other famous women rulers, he says It is rather by the eximple
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY.
    90 3 Corps Orders by Major the Hon'ble A. Murray, Commandant, Singapotr Volu<iii-er Corps, Head Quarter Office, Fort Fullerton, Singapore, April 17th, 19-11. 1. Parades.— Friday iQth, Drill order 5 10 p.m. Ores* Flam CU>i»" Saturday 2Oh, Dri I ordei 5 p.m. Dress Plain Clothes. 2. Rrturn or Carbine*:—
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    A TURKISH NAVIGATOR.
    1531 3 By H. N. BR«iL<>roßD. There is only one thing really incongruous about the town of Salonica. The Turkish warships which lie m its magnificent roadstead do really float. Otherwise they have so much the air of antiquities that you expect to find them beached beside the Castle,
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    UNIQUE "SPINSTER TEA."
    218 3 We are not surprised to learn from the New York papers that consternation has struck the bachelors of Red Creek, Rochester, N.V., all because of a "spi-ster tea" which was given by Miss Grace Maloney. Each of the invited guests to the "spinster tea" was requested to
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    EXCHANGE.
    75 3 Corrected up to April 17.) On Londcv Bank 4 m/s */"f* :ema'.d I 1 1 > Privat. 1 rcdits 3 mis ri documents 3 m/s 2/0 credits 6 m/., 2/0,; France, demand 240] Germany, demand 200* India, T. T i^jj Hongkong, 'iemand i%dis. Yokohama, >iemand... .3% p m Java,
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    PRODUCE.
    113 3 (April 17.1 *>775 Gambier 9.10 do. Cube No. 1 1375 Pepper, Uiack (ordinary Spore) 30 do. White, (Fair L/W— s% 46 Nutmegs 110s to the lb. 56 do. (80s to the 1b) 76 M.ice (Banja) M 92 Cloves (Amboina) 33 Liberian Co'fee 17.50 Tapioca, small pearl (Fair quality, 550
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    SHARE LIST, APRIL
    148 3 x7t h 1901. yuoTATioK. < .riTAL. P«ioUr. SaMWI Oir Bank of Chin* and Ja«n, Ltd. Nominal, f a.000.00^ 4i4.=»>i xw,«7.i<4 >. Deferred. x.5«5/ t ;o Bell's Asbestos Eastern Apt uy. Nominal. o o f cS'wa^-p S, ud. Buyer> 'gr 22: M. yra ,d and Co..i. Id.1 d.
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      168 3 Caught a Dreadful Cold. Marion Kooke, manager for T. M. Thomp son, a large importer of nno millinery at i«»5o Milwaukee Avenue, Chicago, .says: "During the late severe weather I caught a dreadful cold which kept me awake at night and made me unfit to attend my work during the
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      308 3 OCEAN I^^ STEAM NEDERLAM'-CHE STOOMVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ OCEAAN. Tons. Tons. Achilles 701 1 Myrmidon 2870 Agamemnon 7011 Nestor 3766 A tax 701 1 Orestes 4653 Alcincus 6743 Patroclus Anchises 2729 PtUus 7200 Antenor 5531 Polyphemus 2613 Calchas 6748 Priam 2845 Cyclops 2066 Prometheus 5570 Dardanus 4653 Pyrrhus 3621 Deucalion 701 1
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      260 3 MAILS CLOSE I n-MORROW. For Per At Hongkong ac Japan Shman Maru 10 am Bandjermassin ace. Alting ham Saigon Endan I PM Malacca fli Linggi Helene 1 PM Batu Pahat Benuit 2 PM Muar Malacca h'tan Yang 2 PM Muar ac Malacca Hong Wan 3 pm Henang. ace. Mahj. I'ajirunhts
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      1173 3 VESSELS IN PORT. Men.of-War Flag and Tons Commanders Arrived From Fo. When J5221 Brit sloop, 1050 E. D. Hunt Apl. 3 Malacca X,, A-Mpoli. UScrui 5 ..10G0 R,,hrer Apt 8 Colombo ESS., Apl 18 Areth Brit, eruis., 4*X> Starlit. Apl. 17 Hongkong I ,i n Other Vessels Flags Tons Masters
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  • SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.
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      FRENCH OFFICERS STOP THE ROW.
      12 4 French officer? intervened and stopped the fighting.
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      THE CHINESE INDEMNITY.
      78 4 (Speoal lo the Singapore Free Press.) Hongkong, April nth, 1.24 p.m. There are daily conferences at Peking of the Finance Committee studying the resources of China The Committee has heard experts, among them Sir Robert Hart, Sir W. C. Hillier, and M. Postokiiow They have also invited
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      SHANGHAI RACES.
      45 4 Yesterday, at the English Race Meeting, there was a splendid assemblage. Most of the races were won by German Artillery Officers. The Peking Derby «a s won by Lieut. Sandrart of the German Artillery, second place being secured by H.H. Maharajah Pertab Sing.
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      THE OPEN DOOR "AT PORT ARTHUR.
      14 4 Russia is obstructing English business A Port Arthur.
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      THE U. S. PROPOSAL.
      41 4 The United States, opposing this claim, proposes that China should pay one-half the balance m concessions GERMAN OFFICER MURDERED. Capt. Bartsch, of the German infantry, was murdered five miles from Peking, while returning from the Summer Palace
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      COUNT WALDERSEE.
      10 4 Count Waldersee has left for the Ming Tombs.
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      FRENCH CABLES IN CHINA.
      19 4 A French telegraph cable has been joined up at Amoy This has created some sensation.
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      FRENCH AND ENGLISH.
      20 4 Hongk jng. 13th April On Wednesday a light took place at Nagasaki between British and French -ailors.
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      A BLUJACKET KILLED.
      15 4 A bluejacket belonging to the Barfieur was killed, and three seriously wounded
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      NO WITHDRAWAL POSSIBLE.
      17 4 Before the settlement of this issue the withdrawal of the Allied troops is impossible.
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      A CHINSE REBELLION.
      19 4 The rumour that General Tung-fuhsiang and Prince Tuan are m rebtllion m Mongolia is now confirmed.
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      ALLEGED MARCH ON KALGAN.
      13 4 It is expected that they are marching upon Kalgan
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      THE TAKU FORTS TO BE DESTROYED.
      37 4 1 he foreign Generals have handed to the Ministers a proposition for razing the Taku forts, and the o« cupation of certain places securing the communication oi Peking with the sea.
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      REUTER'S TELEGRAMS
      29 4 R EUTER'S TELEGRAMS THE RUSSIAN POLICY. A Russian semi-official statement of the policy pursued m China contradicts the Kaiser's statement that the T»ar suggested the appointment of Count Waldersee.
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      RUSSIA'S PRIVATE PROGRAMME.
      23 4 Kus>sia immediately informed the Cabinets that her assent did not imply any intention of deviating from her own programme later.
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      THE PROPOSED EXPEDITION.
      15 4 Germany proposed the expedition to Singanfu, and Russia energetically proested against it
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      SIR HENRY McCALLUM.
      49 4 Fifty Straits Settlements friends, including Sir Cecil Clementi Smith and Sir Hugh Low, attended the banquet given m honour of Sir Henry McCallum, prior to his departure for Natal. Sir Henry urged giving the leading Crown Colonies greater freedom and a free hand m Municipal matters.
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      THE "OPHIR."
      9 4 H MS Oplnr has arrived at Colombo
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      SUGAR IMPORTS.
      23 4 The importations of beet sugar into Liverpool this week amounted to 10,000 tons mor«- than usual, m anticipation of Budget taxation
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      THE NICARAGUAN CANAL.
      35 4 Mr. Hay, U S Secretary of State, is sounding the opinions of Senators with a view to arrange a basis of renewal of negotiations with Britain regarding a new Nicaraguan Canal tteaty
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      THE CHINA SQUADRON.
      18 4 H. M. S. Eclipse is to replace H. M. S Hcrmione on the China Station
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      THE CHINESE INDEMNITY.
      33 4 It is understood that America proposes to fix the Chinese indemnity on the basis of the number of Allied troops actually employed m the relief of the Legations at Peking.
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      THE RELATIVE RATIOS.
      20 4 By this calculation Britain ranks first, Japan comes next, and the United States takes the third place
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      THE MAD MULLAH.
      29 4 The mad Mullah m Somaiiland is collecting horsemen with the intention of attacking the British garri^jr. at Burao He already has 8,000 men under hia command.
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      GRAND NAVAL REVIEW AT MALTA.
      34 4 The karl of Selbourne and other Lords of the Admiralty reviewed 1 j,ooo British bluejackets with eighteen gun.-. landed from the Mediterranean fleet. The review was a fine show.
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    SOUTH AFRICA.
    409 4 Botha has re-opened negotiations He has satisfied himself by a personal interview that Dewet, who is the sole obstacle to peace, is mer.tally irresponsible, and that his followers are diminishing. Hence he Botha] desires to negotiate on behalf of the entire Boer forces The newspapers are gratified with
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    Singapore Sporting Club.
    314 4 SPRING RACK If BET I KG, i 9OI PROGRAMME. FIRST DAY. Tuesday, 21st May First Rack. Thi Maidbn Plat*.— Value $400. A Race i L r Maiden Horses— Weight as per scale (io>t i An allowance of 141 b. to ex-Giiffins imported into the Straits Settlements or
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    SECOND DAY.
    743 4 Thursday, 2jra MM) First Race. Tai First Griihs Handicap.— Value $300. and $50 to the Second Horse. A Handicap for Griffins that have entered for the 1 I Race (Race No. 2) on the First Da>. of either Griffin Race on the First Day excluded. Distance, R. C.
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      282 4 TO BE LET r li-LAS No,. 7 i- v a 7 v R.ver Valley Head at present occupied by Messrs. A Chaix and L. P. Yalim. Entry from i»i May. POWELL at Co. Apl. 12 i „4 TO BE LET, Kildare," Bukit Timah Road, ju*t beyond Stevens Road. Kent S3O.
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      427 4 for lift k mmx It Y•A#t Pm aKESKSBaiK SASiLE V BY SPECIAL WARRANT jj^pßoEg THE QUEEN PURVEYORS TO 4zMSß%£^ EMPRESS OF INDIA. CELEBRATED OILMAN'S STORES. The Royal Visit DECORATIONS" "DECORATIONS" JUST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT Oh 10,000 UNION JACKS 18 by 13 10,000 UNION JACKS 18 by 13 These Hags arc
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      781 4 Katz Brothers, Limited. ARE NOW SHOWING A LARGE STOCK OF Ladies' and Children's BOOTS AND SHOES LADIES BROWN LACE BOOTS Ladies Black Lace Boots Ladies Tan Court Shoes Brown Button Boots. Black Court Shoes Black Button Boots Patent Leather Court Shoes Brown Lace Walking Shoes Black Beaded Court Shoes Black
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      1299 4 VESSELS EXPECTED. Giving port ot departure, and (where knowiv} date due here, and .lame of Agents. Min-op-War. Achbron, Fr., Toulon, due Apl. Amur, Rus., Europe, due Apl j Donau Austrian, W. C. Africa, due Apl. Ha:>hidale, Jap., Yokohama, due Apl. Idzi m'Shma, Jap., Yokohama, due Apl. Iwate, Jap., Elswick, due
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      244 4 Per P.kO. Japan, due Apl. 26.— v r Mrs. Hughes, Mr. E. J. Davis, Miss Allen M Daly and child, Mrs. Osborne and child' w' Coutts and three children, Mrs. Archibald \T R. Board, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. W,lliam s on V l child. Mr. H. L. Norr.s, Lt.
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