The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 28 March 1904

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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    20 1 THE Singapore Free Press A N D MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. THIRD SERIES. SINGAPORE. MONDAY, MARCH 28, 1904. DAILY ISSUE XO. 5029
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
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      680 1 aubmisrmnus. P. O. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY For China, Japan, Pcnang, Ceylon Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Tnrongh Bill* of Lasfefl for Cliina Coast, Peisian Gulf, Continental, and Am»> i<; n Porte. MAIL LINES. Outward*. Malta Apl 3 CoroniandW May IS Chnnan Apl 17 Ballaarat May T*
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      717 1 HteTtt*rmntt. 1 JLF« JL# No dle bob 'oy-l, B men. I M I -K i. OBRM HAH LINE. Tl>f i ~t and stsa*s«f« of t!ii.- c ftt m Br i.H.i H ■■> s-.ntli-I ainj.t<m. i. N p Poll Siiid, Su.-. P— wg. Sii g&pore, Honfk .n r. Hhaubai, Nagasaki and
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      1227 1 1 fltilmtisemeutg. Singapore and Kranji Railway. From January 4th, 1904, and until further notice. Train Service for Week Days and Sundays. DOWN. A.M. A.M. A.M. P.M. PJI. I'M. !\M. SINGAPORE </...C.30 7'i'l 10.00 1230 J 17 :j:i 4A:i „.40 T <»(0.37 7M9 10 07 l'J:<7 2 2 1- 3.80 450
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      632 1 2U)Ufru<,nnnus. Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. Paii>-' i- Capit." i li, 1 '.'>oo 1 Rhkbkvh Fo.Ni) Sterling Reserve IKUMMIOfc)) Silver Rmt-rve 1.460.000 ••MW.^W KBHEUVE LIAdILiTY OV PROI'KISTORS «{:■,•>■ Hl t .i|)o CoiIET OK DIKBtTORS. S. J. liATMui*!) Et»q, CiIAIRMAN H. E. Towkins E*| Dmputy Ciiaihmam. Hon. C. W. Dkjkhon I
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      629 1 j abfrmiflnmiug. Chartered Bui* ol India, Australia uifl China. tMCOMPVi ITKJJ 1!Y BOTAL CHAh!. 1 CAPITA* i'cvvi orv> RESF.kV LIABILTY ~f~,~ OF PI i■ i i iTORS RBSERVr lIJND £725,000 j Bajri or En«jland. BANKER? )N ATI NAL Bahk ov Scotland. J The Loksosj City A KnMLASBj V^ Bank, Ltd.
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      140 1 These CAPSULES cuic I recent and chronic discharges. I THEY NEVER FAIL |j»/ a .,,^^.r, TRY THEM,,,! Jipounaris MTU .CAS. And Bills lt!i ::\(j, GUI m Recommended by Medical Authorities tor the immediate relict ol Asthma and Bronchial trouble. Hay Fev»>r Laryngitis and Irritation ot the air pa GRIMAULT'S CIGARETTES
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  • Domestic Occurrences.
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    The Singapore free press. MONDAY, MARCH 28, 1904.
    749 2 The Singapore free press. MONDAY, MARCH 28, 1904. In. 1.1.i .■in<i 0 .1 ::j ii I r.« i| V-p !i X -nil. .iii-l Urn right tin.. 1 protoaged i K'>r-t lit* i ti"iii ••••n«i!i i.ti tli-- 'i-' i m i body at »r u« it \i. A I'll in. Mi
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    319 2 \l!l"ll.'« r ill- j i I < v .-rn UI--JI t ut I r .m I. B \I- i jut til j •■n Yx I i M r v < i y i rw Mi H I n mi »i. i w>i 'm .■.<■. I fflH V 1 r 1
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    ALLEGED CRUELTY TO FOWLS.
    214 2 Thbaonuog before Mr Beth two Uhiua-ua-ii w«ru «-li;ci_r» i with cruelty bj torturing Idwlb. Mr Khi'i-v a|)jx';m-il for the mvummL Mr Kalinin* <I«'|mpvi| ili s.itiu'!i; at 2.30 he mm <>ii In* vwiv t.i ln^ ofiea 111 BobuMon-nl. wlx-n he taw tIMVd of < iiin. ******11 an<l
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    THE LATE MR KROHN.
    38 2 i awaj n the h |jo dM a4 A i k rj .i... itiid joined -VII i was ol private I »oi I ro are I- I, trlltl It 1 1 n _r i
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    THE WAR.
    77 2 ,■1 I.V 1|,4- uhtu} I iji. r n came n<\ Usi ml, I l,i m i nit' U ft lie .t i|. i I t-.ii- M 1- It 1 for i .V.l.'.I: r. r II ,i U\ II ut t.r Ml Pi M. i I he i mm
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    TELEGRAMS.
    411 2 I a* i iaad b I tlaad It I had hard Then I fifty I >n<lon 1 v full of 8 ial!, ill cif Mil!- til(possibility :»t t A t.-1.-^t.itu t., the Knglifhmwn dated Loadon, t'i»- l'.'tii it bu been i-..iiii! -jii.-I )i.' tbfl IMMUufor t ti*» H-i ~-irM»
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  • REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. THE WAR.
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      POSSIBLE JAPANESE PLAN'S.
      46 2 Contemplated Landing m LJaoCoßg (iuir ladieati point I the imi r-,, IU| i-.iicetitr.it iiiir :ill their »-ff.>rtH t,, |„n,i hr-.- tene m ih.-(Jnl! <.| Liaotaag, ■mfctl near Newchwaaft, wlnl- heeajag laaVim tur.-.r iv K.iiv.i to eoatrol the aapalatioa <ni secure an «-v»*iiiu;i] line retr.Mt
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    • RUSSIA AND JAPAN.
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        The Rejected Japanese Offer
        33 2 CheTokiu norraepoadea I the -Ham" stn»-« that diploaMtk <"ir^poiiH^,, f mitt.-! t.. tti- I»i.-t. Bhow« that Uat Note Uflwill lO i LM.iiw Man.hur.n uutoida the lip»nw< nThin, f,, .»..u.'
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        Parliament's Thanks to Admiral Togo
        19 2 'Ih.- rukio M< him-, tfaatag dl, .j, nii;iiiinjoii-«lv wt4td tljoir thniiLi t., I. i
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        The Russian Ships at Port Arthur
        52 2 Japanese Official Opinion KoerseUc ]{«pair-s Praeeedlßf Barai V.uii.iTn.,t... the Miairtir r..r 'h« N.i\\. iv the <-..iir*e ..f h nivruiti' -^qT »jK-#<-h. Mid thai tli.- Cad of the Baamaa a( Andm vow having four l<attl»-*khipa. Dt^ tad t»n d—trojw, »h<.«^i thai main »>rf hw»g; «aVrtiTilt
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        A Blockade's Requirements
        12 2 A MMrataful bbokade reifulred »r c the aamii renu'ili
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        Newchwang Open at Last
        17 2 The purl ..i He«<».« .t._» ..M tha <; !i :u_ i- iv.« iea.fra« iftdofwatoaai
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        Yamamoto's Anticipations
        18 2 Thu«gh ha »*>. m» tiie w.u w,,ui.] be v n v euaehaioa. he w^rnwj th.u> agwae es»eelatioa«
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        Russians Still in North Korea
        21 2 rha Japaaeai leoatt i^j-.f thai 'tie I ■M MMita <-\ thH Vain iv aße^eetai -tr^n-tli. Lnndon. Mil _»>;
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        Russian Cossacks on Japanese Flank
        48 2 Russian Cossacks on Japanese Flank It M -uu-d at st Petersburg that cm- h f.ip-e i» ..p*T.aiu^ th* *..ntli-<-.i«it c.t the J,t|htu<-.~>- •••nniiuii n Auju and Pfßflpttg, with th* ■ilv. ..f j>r>-iMurin^ the junction |P ■r that were lauded at Obi-•-t with th..-»» landed at Oen'he «mt oo—(
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        A Japanese Division from Gensan.
        22 2 hiirht thoitwnd Japanese arv rep>>rte«i to amrehad wcrtm the mountain* from Yaagtoa*. <>v 'he road t<» PiiKjjraut;.
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        Russians Gradually Retiring
        60 2 An Extended Japanese Line A 9t I'.t. r>i.uiv tclegnwi wtakm that the tttwian tr..|,- l^twtvn t lie Vain and I'in^-\-*ux hav.- ben <-<>inpelleU to retire on ••n- t(j. -«.iiU) bank of th»* Ytilu. bvfurc Ihc tir-t Jay«MM Aruiv of ■Kt.«'K)«'. wbowadvaMi paviwilli artillerv ocrupr line <'f forty-five
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        No Advance Just Yet.
        47 2 When the Kiver Ice Thaw* Russians Destroy Bridges A t urther ilvmi,.- liv th» Japans* will b«* improbable tfl 'lie streams an; cl**r of ic«, ;i» th>- Kurtslans h;i\<« Intn^td th«> hridg»— ICTOM ri\. rivers >>n Xhf n>»<l to Wiju. l.'ii.l..u. Man-h '27.
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      PLAGUE ON THE RAND.
      28 2 Kitty-live Deaths .Sutv -mue i -••loured, au<l Blue wlnf«, j.Im^.i« i ts^s )ia\e ixH'ii r»'^t)rte<l *t .lohiiun»»hurg. Fifty Dati\«"« awl five white* had died.
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      TURBINES FOR CUNARD LINERS
      24 2 Tlie Cuii.ipI ('..nipMUT lm?e wtoftti tnrbin* •■giBM for two last liners, now buiMiug un<ler tli»> ■gNHMl wit li tlie Government.
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      WAR OFFICE APPOINTMENTS
      37 2 It i> otticiallv staUnl that Sir Edward War.! i- to he Secretary to the War Ofh.*. and 1 Sir Plaatwood ilsoii Duactor of Arun l'ii)4U(». Loadoa), M;ir<-)i 2»"> Baaafrad on Baiovaaj at 2 j.m.
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      CANADA AND JAPANESE IMMIGRATION
      35 2 RestrletlT« lagMitUii Disallowed 1 In- L'auadiaj Dominion (iovernineut ua» h.-a I lowed, imperial grounds, three acts of the Oohuakai Legislative Council imposing iv>tii.,iun 8 on tin- immigration of Japan.se int<. Canada.
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      THE "VARSITY" BOAT-RACE
      86 2 Cambridge Wins OaWbtaifi won the Uuivereitv buut-ntce by lour length*. li> iliis »iu OaaaktaifM arijujaAa Mai upt«?7 t..(»xi,.i.l>:t:«. Up ba thi- l»t««t adviets i.. h*nd Beicaaraftae rVaaUarti Uli,^«ijr a»i*« •■<! it was thought unlikely tw »uU> Ba the I»--ihbiu« <>f Mnrcli that th.v w.»«uM turn »*i. Caiukridw
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      568 2 atJbcrtiscincnts. ALL MALT \nd sll'lM IKI> BEOULABLY 1O ""THE PRINCIPAL CLUBS H~ Km* and Military STRAITS SETTLEMENTS ""^^'Xt"' F.MS. PRICE $10.50 PER DOZEN. NETT. Sole Agents for Strain ami Itofte Kast CALDBECK MACGRECOR Co. IOHN LITTLE Co, Ltd. ANNUAL CLEARANCE TUESDAY, APRIL sth. Bflßflmns depMents -^m wv enaneraic a tvu
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      677 2 KVKNT OP THE SKA SON. TOWN HALL GRAND OPENING TO-NIGHT Monday, March 28th all the week After .i lirilliiint MJ O»UUWaftil BWMNI m S,,iuli AfirMMk Oeyfcwi a«d badbk Mr M B. LEAVITT 'S Elite AnKlo-Americin TROUBADOURS A SeleH Comvuny tM lliirh-Cla-.-. V.iu.l.-vill.-Maaieal aad m ...u Artiafteiaa reiaei Salert.lillllKTir. the I'l'tl
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      304 2 Fo tinns 3tJbfitisrmrnts BANK NOTICL' K-.'l ,r Baaka wal W elaaed on the follow- lag Aajre April I-; i Good Fridaj iiad folluw •_'n lag iai ■lUi Ba afoada. Hai I NOTICE Mv *Ka Kr*. W Tan having left nn boaaa .m>l pr utioa iae tl"' I' l 1 >■*'
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    LORD CURZON
    24 3 Th>- Times" has reasr.-i to believe that Lord Cur/ou will succeed i'ilate MiiPiuis of Salisbury m the Wardens...^ of the uinquo Ports.
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    GREAT CYCLONE AT REUNION
    46 3 Death and Destruction A ev«IMM utterly devastated the island of Reunion on the 21«t ami *2*2ud inst. The .-pips are destroyed ;nd thousands of the inhabitants aiv homeless. When the message left it had been already Metrtaiaad that 27 deaths had occurred
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  • THE KAISER'S TOUR
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      Cordial Reception at Naples
      33 3 King Victor Eiuanuel, aiv<>nipanie»l by the Italian Foreign Minister and the Minister for the Naw, paid a visit to th<> Kaiser <>n hoard the Imperial jacht Hohenz<*llern at Naples
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      King and Kaiser Toast Each Other
      34 3 Prosperity to the TriMe Alliaiue At lunche<>u the iimM <urdial toasts were exchant^l Wtween tlie nmnarebs. expressing the uiK-hiiUKiii); devotion of their reapectiv*^ ■ubj«cti> to th»- Triple Alliance.
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      BOAT RACE DETAILS
      37 3 It the Vursitv K>at-race Oxford led a> far as Hammersmith. Oambridi»e tli<-n. having the haMHT station.: <radu»lW overhauled Oxford, was slightly aliead at Thornevcroft's and led by tw -ml- half leagftba at Barnes Bridg*.
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      The Inter-University Sports
      19 3 Cambridge Scorts Again In the Oxford aud <';iinl>ri.l^.- •pocta, Cambridges won ei^'lit events to Oxford*! two.
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      Football
      24 3 A Drawn Match In the Aaaaeiatioa football mat.h U-tween Scotland aud Ireland the rosult was a -Iraw, one K«>al each. Leadea, laareh ii.
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  • POBT ARTHUR
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      Another Attempt to "Seal"
      33 3 No Success ttiaaaaottedfraaiB( Men ir^that a fresh att*ni[.t wiif, ma-le «-n Saturday nik'ht tobloeh *h«-rntrau.-e te the inner rabdelead at I' Arthur with tit>^}iip>. \*rt the attadi f»» r»-puls»-l
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      The Russian C.-in-C.
      10 3 .•r.«' Karopatkia ha proueadad to Muk< •i«n.
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      A Russian Naval Reconnoisance
      33 3 Admiral Makaioi lekgrapha t.. tba '1W 1 left P..rt Arthur en M ir.-h 16 with tba battfeahipfl and cruust-rs t-> m ik>- .i lajeonaiiw—pwi ol of some adjacent ihl.ui.l-
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      At Vladivostock Eight Months' Grain
      47 3 At Vladivostock Eight Months' Grain From .St FWimlwirfl it m r»'p<jrt#<i ti,. mmImmIMI ti tliH <J.>uini.in.].tnt ll VladtTO< utork urue« the mliabitaut- to NMH, boi onlr thaai will all >«*-l to -T i> irti m »prfiti«?-l HBOVMt It it* .'Alculated th.t' tlj.-r- M»«e*Mb«MoOgli to last eitjlit months.
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      No Bank Business
      12 3 The Uauk^ art dOMd and n" mon»-> i« iirculmtirif:.
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      Chinese Miners's Strike
      14 3 Th»* Chiuese employed m th*- Ussuri coal mines have >truck work
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  • RENEWED ATTEMPT TO BLOCK PORT ARTHUR
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      Detected by Searchlights
      49 3 1 It is officially stated m rtt Petersburg thai ■parly on the morniiv of Ibid 27 four < Barge merchant st» inn r« oonToyed by torpedo H»oat» approached Port Arthur harl>our. I They «er*' however <1 i->«/«r.>-r^l by th»- M*archI Th.- b-M.-n»s ,m<l L"iar<l«hip- op**nP'i ah» ivy
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      Russian Torpedo Boat Resists
      32 3 liifuu-Daiut Kriui/.ki commanding bf turpaoV "Sila>," feario^ that the •u> iu\ might through, turned the merchantmen from course by blowing up the pr«>w <>f th«■^iadirrj -I'm iii> i
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      Fate of the Four Steamer's
      25 3 »Tbr«-«- "f the .t.-aiiitro -.tiuu-led on t\tf ri^'lif Hpe ot tb« f»irwar, an-1 th»- f.»urtb -unk .-l^ir which i« ••|*-!i
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      A Torpedo Boat Action Losses of the "Silny"
      27 3 A Torpedo Boat Act ion Losses of the "Silny" *['he Siln\ then ••ux'-^*--'l the JafMUMH pe>lo boats loeaßg aivea m»-u killed and rte^u wouude«l. including 'lie oauaafjaW
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      Japanese Fleet Appears No Engagement
      25 3 The Japanese Heet appeare-l ;tt iaybtaai The Knssiau squadron put out t.nt BO I engageiuent resulte<l The Japaue«e retire<l ■OVtlnranL
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      The Four Ships Declared Fire Ships
      16 3 Kurtber official accouutu describe the m«r--f chant men att nr.>hi|.s.
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      Russian Torpedo Boat Reported Sunk
      20 3 Russian Torpedo Boat Reported Sunk It i^ iaMtt»d m St Petersburg that i Butsian torpedo-lxwit wac ■sunk Loudon- March 2H.
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      Lord Curzon
      19 3 It odic»»Uy auuouncetl that f.onl Cur/.on -^j^g b,«n *ppointed Warden of the CiiKjue Tot** 1..n i.>n Mwrh
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  • SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.
    • THE ATTEMPT ON PORT ARTHUR
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        "Bottle-Ships" Sunk
        53 3 Bottle-Ships" Sunk (Special to the Singapore Free Press") Hongkong March 28 12 46 pm Another attempt was made l-v the Jarflrnese yesterday morning to block up the entrance to Port Arthur. The attack was frustrated, all the ships U-iii^' sunk by the fire of Urn Russian forts. baton tkej eoold
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        Bombardment and Withdrawals
        19 3 A heavy bombardment loUomi. but when the RoMMa led left barbuur the Japanese wit h lrew.
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    DELI RACES.
    57 3 B\ wire from P«MN(.) Y%M ii" l»'ir"ii on Saturday, and MKHigil Urn mom m. .1 1 j.nt wins were t lie i followiag. The l).h l)-rl.v iV.iliim $1,000.) Lulwortli. A Belling Baet Piaf we* l\ mttm, Higfc- lan-ler. S.|lni_' Ki.-e I).* VMM I 4 m 1-s. Carl»on. \H«w
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    LONDON SCHOOL OF TROPICAL MEDICINE.
    202 3 S;ii PftAVCII [IOTIU'I Mission At Hi.' ordinary monthly ■ntiag ami flinner ><\ I iya Bnuieh BritMh MeJicd Aw i >ioa buW tb« Biagnpurv Club oa t ni-lit. Bir Fimmm mmwll, i>.:iit i. Londoa Sebool of Trofied M.-lt-etae, a«l<lr. 1 the mealiers. Bi iaarnbad ruTemeaU whi.-'i
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    THE KING'S LEVEE.
    106 3 Fikm <>»• rut Baaaoa The King held his firnt Lev*.- of tba MM „n Febroarj ~"h. at EM J.mv- I'ala.r- Hi> M -t> beiag •ecorted froej Borkiaghaai hv tbc 2nd I Bef w the cii ttmnmj the King onferned Victoria m ,i Somahl.m 1 A Lirj* BUBibei
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    94 3 -of tIM JllWTtl tattsfl thet-ouble fc.V.-rL uptlw »"OitW-, Arthur-' Tfcl Kn>2hW l.ax. alna.ly pf I HNg 'he lunid.-. Two Europ»-an n-cruitH bf the local I'oliw Pom .11 r l>«r.- IWiatfcj >\v th»- W. 8.-U--law. -I- On»- td thorn wm noniftifl ♦"*"'•> th«« Hiriiini'h.iin <'itv PoHflO Tl,- .Va 1*«-1I*- witli l.ifiit
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    THE NON-CAPTURE OF PORT ARTHUR.
    499 3 THE NON- CAPTURE OF PORT ARTHUR. The appended ingenious detailed a»x"ouut of an event that did not happen, and, as we said ljefore, cannot Ik* reasonably expected to happen uutil the first serious issue is fought out m the Yalu, appears m a Penan* paper, from the facile peu of
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    MATRIMONIAL.
    46 3 Cuuonn i vjMi th-- -Laaaaaayiiaw A BMwwiage baa \**n amagad and will hhortlj taha phtea hatwaaa Miaa Lu«ili;i I-oo Qertradi Laaaibraggaa aldaet ■la\i^ht»-r "f Dr aad Mi\Viiui"t Leeatanajaaa af Kegaaaba *n>\ Mr Arthui < 'l<-iii<-iitiSiiiitli, f-M»"-t Boa "f Sir (><il and F-.i lv < ',<iii>nti-Sinitli of Wbaßtbaßßßßlad,
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    H.M.S. "CLIO."
    70 3 H M 8 CKo Gaptaia Wiflriaa, Dao,ar< t red ben iiaj flal »maj ftw Coloaiho wbirli •nu it-tt on th»- 17tli. ,uid Meboved ia the Bo idi aaar tbi ViaataL Tbe '•Clio* 1 is a raaboat vi IjOTO toaa dia- 1"" teaa bwgar tbaa tba -.i' L.i- -.x
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    LEAVITT'S TROUBADOURS.
    79 3 The \ari-ty ■iiij.anv of Anglo-Aiii«-n>\ui arti-af--. arrived hrtt? by th> Zatnania thi* Log mm! ••|»«-n m tL. Town Hall UMUght. Thei are Usl mioi Peaanc, whet* thej had MM I! MI'H The li«t of •HmAm W v itnag; ttmt, hikl [adiaa paf*n an- loud m thwir prai^» th<-
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB.
    106 3 Tha tollowiag caida wwt r.-turue-i i<>r At i L&in'l Prize \v p. ITaMell MM II .1 H l» Jaan •'■> t; w. m si m 11. M Kill- KM l-' 10 V V Thon.it- IK i v. hnm li»- M B Tr*— l"l 1" M X H
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    THE CARE OF BOOKS.
    389 3 Or Haiutsch'H «*i>ort on the Raffl^ii Lttnn ••outainn the UwVMg paraymph, which, i« worthy of greater publicity than can U- afFord••d it iii the pai^en of the Gazette": I regn-t to say that the Library stiffen* inucli trom <-arwleH»'ie«rt of Kiibscril>erh, and I think that it
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    TANJONG PAGAR REVELATIONS.
    618 3 TANJONG PAGAR REVELATIONS. Mk Asoebbon's Ki>i-;nation Pinang Gaaatta* 1 Special). Never before, I venture to lliiuk. has there been such fluttering m the dovecote of local trade, than is IN dis''irl>ing all our Mmh Mkl doing*. Wo haw ln-en accustomed as Uymeu to rail at Tanjoug Pajpr I> >ok Company
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    313 3 The Amiu.il general ui«-«-tiiii_' •'♦"'•l >" Urn Parilioa uu (Vedaaadaj avaaiag I 'art of tfca Bepori -f th<- CoaMiittM iYour < '••iiiinitt.-*- rei/re» ill it Urn \'''oiints I do not atav BiToambai result TV l».il;iii'e of A"<-t- .ncr f.iitbi!iti»*x >ih» baea rcduoed duriag the jmt from to
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    THE CHINAMAN ABROAD.
    236 3 A home pa|>er sa\s, on the abo\e t"pic Sir Frank Swettenham. who lias been officially connoted for thirty years with countries affected bf OhiMM immigration, is postiiblv a better authority upon Cele>tial ways than either the Parliamentary Committee at the Trade* Congress, or the Kxecutivo of the
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    MITCHELL'S PRESS DIRECTORY.
    87 3 The Newspaper IVbs Dim-ton tor IW4 reached us from C. Mitchell anil Co. of Snow Hill. Holboru Viaduct. The direitorv has been brought w«-U up to date and as it iucludes the t-olonien. as well as Great Britain, it m particularly useful to those who wish to
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    CRICKET.
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