The Straits Budget, 13 June 1901

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    113 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES. The Straits Times is widely read throughout Asia generally. It circulates in Singapore and Penang, throughout all the Protected States of the Malay Peninsula, in Siam, Borneo, the Netherlands Indies, the Philippines, and French Indo-China. over Half a Century.
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  • The Straits Budget. THURSDAY, 13TH JUNE. DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
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      BIRTHS.
      27 1 ’.Viltii I'Wii'. IH'il. nt No. IVnaug Of W. PMS*I>N a S»!. t At Bf-xhill-on-S-a. on l‘ 4h :'*•<»! ALfc'XANDEH i l MMlNii. of v. f a daughter.
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    TABLE OF CONTENTS.
    131 1 M.5-- AKTiCI.ES. 1 pTi'i M;ilm i i. .M.roct Mission. Ib* Yunnan Railway. r I ;iw Vy*. Labour. -> tylOtHtSO?!* pi'.p.k. N«‘\v« l.br. v U ,#M the Way. "j-!v to U****- f r > Farm ion. ami Malaria. j:: ‘tion Report •tth'jlllil'if,. n*j(i! Tea entire h pi'Aong Bank
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    COMMERCIAL.
    587 1 Singapore. 13th Ji nk, 1991. PRODUCE. Gambler bnvor- 8 9?!??, Copra Bail 7.85' *io Pontinnak 7.05 Pi*pper, Black 28.50 do White, (5: 4000 Sago Flour Sarawak 3.10 do Brunei No I 2.70 Pe»rl Fajro 3.00 Dnffae, Bali, l.V/ basis 2’?'0 Coffee. Palembang. 15'' ha-is. ->t>OTi r’oflfee. Liberian N T
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    SUMMARY OF THE WEEK.
    222 1 THt mail for Europe,vtbis week, leaves by the l*. it O. ss. Coromandel The mail for Europe, next week, is tixe«l for the M. M s. Xaiffl. The mail from Europe of tin* 17th May, by 11 ir* M.M. s.s Salazic arrived on Sunday last. The
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  • SPECIAL TELEGRAMS TO THE “STRAITS TIMES.”
  • REUTER’S TELEGRAMS.
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    MALARIA AND MOSQUITOES.
    646 2 (Strait? Times, Slit Jam.) One of the most extraordinary official papers that was ever printed in a Government publication appeared in last evening’s uaztftc. It is a circular despatch, of apparently sane intent, and on the subject of mosquitoes and malaria. It has many of the usual
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    THE MOROCCO MISSION.
    637 2 (Straits I thu s, 1 Oh/ Jaite.') How great is t he significance of the Moorish embassy to congratulate the King upon his accession, may he inferred from the storm that its despatch appears to have stirred up in the French and Spanish press, and also from
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    THE YUNNAN RAILWAY
    747 2 (Straits Times, 11//* June.) M. Drumier, the Governor-General of Indo-Cuina, whose Napoleonic methods in certain matters have earned for him the soubriquet of the Emperor Paul, has succeeded in raising a sum of 70,0oo,( HX) francs for the purpose of carrying out his commendable, if somewhat impracticable-looking
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    NEGRI SEMBILAN LAW.
    898 2 (StraH.< Timer t 1 'UK .fane.) Yau Tet Shin is the name of the Chinaman who has probably done more than any other single individual towards the opening up of the Sereiuban district and, in fact, the whole of the Negri Sembilan. lie runs the Spirit and
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    PRISON LABOUR.
    1466 2 (Sf raity I taxes t 12ln Si\ch 1 he supersession of the of tl»e Old Testament by tliose New. l.he tendency ofall higher civ!!--t has been to legislate again-* various forms of crime in a devn rather Irian in a vengeful manner i tii:&gt; piorcss of punishment i-
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    SATURDAY, 8TH JUNE.
    124 3 The United fcbates Government is building a battleship of 16,000 tons. The cable ship 67 'tewtrie Osltorn left at daylight this morning for the Malacca Straits. Mr. C. F. J. Green has been appointed a Magistrate and Justice of the Peace for Singapore. Liei’T. R. Walker, R.
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    ENGLISH ELEVEN FOR AUSTRALIA.
    164 3 According to a cable message to hand in London from Melbourne, it is likely that, after all, an English team will go out to Australia this autumn, Major Ward ill being in negotiation with Mr. A. C. Mad -uren. As the decision of the M C.C.
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    THE VOLCANIC ERUPTION.
    803 3 GREAT HAVOC IN JAVA. Towards the end of last month, the Kloet, an active volcano in Java, had an eruption which caused great loss o! life and enormous destruction of property. Very few Europeans perished, hut over a hundred natives lost their lives. Among the natives the
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    BRITISH AND AMERICAN TRAIN SPEEDS.
    291 3 Ax article in Transport gives some interesting figures, supplementing those which appeared in our columns last year, to show how the speeds of long and short distance trains in Britain compare with the speeds attained in the United States. The general result of the comparison
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    NEW GUINEA OUTRAGE.
    513 3 Intelligence reaching Thursday Island, by the steamer Parua,” which returned from the Aird River New Guinea, confirms the news of the murders of the Revs. J. Chalmers and O. F. Tomkins, and the whole of their boat’s crew. All were killed and eaten, their boat being broken
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    NETHERLANDS INDIA.
    551 3 TLKKI8H INTRIGUE* 6 Some uneasiness is felt by many Dutchmen at the efforts made by the Sultan of Turkey to gain political influence among the Mahommedans ot Netherlands India, by posing as head of the Moslem religion, in other words as Caliph. One source of danger springs from
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    THE ROYAL TOUR.
    759 3 Thk Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York, who are now in New Zealand, will be accorded on elaborate reception when they reach Quebec, the plan being based on the MSMimpiion that the Royal visitors will land at Quebec instead of at. Halifax. The mobilisation of a
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    SELANGOR PLANTERS.
    259 4 THE LAND KENT QUESTION. At the last general meeting ot the Selangor Planters’ Association, held at Kuala Lumpur on the 11th May, Mr. W. Bailey took the chair. Mr. Parry moved the following resolution:— lhat. in view of the continued depressed condition of the coffee market, the Government
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    MR. STERNBERG’S CONCERT.
    302 4 Artistically speaking, Mr. Felix Sternberg’s Concert at the Club Teutonia last evening was a complete success, t hough the attendance was not so large as it might have been, The items on the programme were principally instrumental, Mr. .Sternberg himself contributing no less than four out of
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    MOSQUITOES AND MALARIA.
    483 4 The Secretary of Stale has sent a copy of a circular despatch, the Straits Government, re the connection between malarial fever ami mosquitoes, dated 20th April. The despatch, which is accompanied by a dissertation on malaria, its cause ami prevention, runs thus:— I f Mr. Chnmlterlnin recent
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    SPIRIT FARM PROSECUTION.
    1254 4 THE CASE AGAINST MR. GOSLING. THE BAR COMMITTEES PROTEST. At the Police Court this morning, before Mr. Brockman, the case preferred against Mr. Gosling, Battery Uo»d, by the Spirit Farmer, was continued. Defendant was charged with failing to keep a proper stock book, making incorrect returns of
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    CRUELTY TO GEESE.
    338 4 I I I A i,&lt;&gt;&lt; \l correspondent writes Wiiiit I the pub lie and the uiiiJiuriti68 uft I shewing much concern, ami quit*: rightly too, about the cruelties that I cattle are subjected toon tin* Bangkok 1 boats, minor c:i*e.« of cruelty frequently I occur at our
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    THE NEW MARKET STAKES.
    65 4 A special telegram to rhe J.smn states that Wtllut'ui Ute f/uril (Second in the Derby) ridden by M. Cannon, won the Newmarket Stakes by a short head from Doiicle* (K. Cannon), a head separating the latter from A Ida (Maher). Only seven ran, the others being
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    BY THE WAY
    1540 4 While reading the ac... proposed legislation against *n ll treatment of cattle in til r! ,e boats in Thursday’s Stmh i eye caught the reference t 0 t CLiang lIocL hia oi, and r naturally reverted lo the *****:2 patriarchal steamships that a maritime highways of Malaya
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    SINGAPORE ROWING CLUB.
    133 5 THE RACES FOR SCRATCH FOURS. Owing to the death of Mr. Arthur Somerville, who was an old esteemed member of the Singapore Rowing Club, the races for scratch fours have been put off* to a date to be fixed later. The Club House has been closed today.
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    EDUCATION REPORT.
    477 5 IMPROVEMENT NEEDED Mr J. B. hi.'iiin the Education Repo; f‘ r Ih'Hij n- 1 r )sp.*v*tor ol fcsehu■•!•*■ ll *ys that t\u*iV in the year. a‘*;»c mad»* in England io secuie two trained masters ior service under &lt; mvernmciit. &lt; &gt;wing apparently to the unpopularity ot educational service
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    AN ECLIPSE AT SINGKEP.
    2051 5 44 And what, pray, is Singkep r*’ asked our friends at home when we mentioned last February that we were about to set sail from New York for those regions. 44 Is it a city oi a mountain or a nation And then we were able
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    THE DUKE OF CORNWALL.
    254 5 VISIT TO BALLARAT. Thl* Duke and the Duchess of Cornwall have visited the famous mining city of Ballarat in Victoria. The Duke was presented with a casket of gold specimens by Mr. Isaiah IVarce, the Mayor, and his brother, the Jarge6t weighing 11 oz. The Duke
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    VICEROY’S CUP CANDIDATE.
    175 5 A FAST HOUSE. Says the Sydney H*f&lt;sree —Though Severity was well sold at 1,000 guineas, he may be quite worth the amount f«*r India. I doubt if there will be a faster horse in the land of the Rajahs at the end of the year, when the
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    MONDAY, 10TH JUNE.
    649 6 The port of Swatow is now declared to be infected owing to the outbreak of bubonic plague there. j The mezzotint of Sir Joshua Reynold's “Mrs. Carnae’’ was sold at Christie’s on April «5Utli for the record i price of 1 ,1B0 guineas. It i3 reported tiiat
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    THE HONGKONG BANK ROBBERY.
    69 6 bon some days past active enquiries have been in progress regarding the recent big robbery of notes (including notes) from the premises «/t the Hongkong and Shanghai jlanking Corporation, between the afternoon of Saturday, May itfth, and I t he morning of Tuesday, May i&gt;8th. j
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    FOOTBALL.
    118 6 STRAITS NATIONALS VS. DAKL'L BAHAR. The fourth game in the Straits Nationals Football Cup competition was plated at Tanjong Pagar yesterday between the Darul Bahar (Malays) and the Straits Nationals (Chinese). There was a large crowd present and the competition was very keen, both teams trying their best to
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    STRAITS TRADING COMPANY
    141 6 GENERAL MEETING. An ordinary general nueting of the Straits Trading Co., Ltd., was held this morning at the Company s office, Collyer Quay, Mr. McArthur presiding. The accounts and balance sheet tor the half year ending 31st March, at ft to in ent of which but* alrt'ttdy
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    CRICKET.
    495 6 S. i &lt;\ TOlRNAMKNT. Tin: first game in connection with S. C. C. erioket tournament was* played on Saturday between elevens representing the Civil Service and Law and the Ollieeis Uegul \r Army etc The Civil Service ami Law eleven batted tirst and knocked up ft9 runs, to widen
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    MISS DE WORMS’ INTENDED.
    164 6 ASSAULT*D AT THE BAIL The marriage of Mr. H. Davis, the manager of the British Hotel, at Colombo, and Miss E. de Worms has been fixed lor the 10th instant, and will take place in Colombo. Popular though he is, Mr. Davis has beeu assaulted by
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    THE LATE MR. A. SOMERVILLE.
    174 6 The remains of the late Mr. A. (J. Somerville were buried at the Bukit Tiniah Road cemetery on Saturday afternoon, fiie funeral cortege lett ;t Broad fields,*” Paterson Road, at 445 p.tu. and arrived at the cemetery chapel at 5 15. A short service was
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    KECHAU GOLD MINING CO.
    523 6 The following is the mine manager’s report for the month of May Herewith I have pleasure in handing you my report of the Company’s working for the month of May DM) l The mill ran 2$ days 2 hours crushing 35i&gt;|short tons, (2,0i&gt;0 lbs) of ore,
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    WIRE NEWS.
    806 6 HOME. i i Loud George Hamilton lias written to Sir Alfred Hickman, member for j Wolverhampton, replying to criticsins by the latter in the House of Commons concerning the action of certain Indian Railways in obtaining material from America. Lord George Hamilton states that, until the engineering strike,
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      SOMNOMANCY.
      600 6 To TIIE EDITOR OK THE ss i. i.. Sik,—l read in your Lsucofj inst., a letter signed Materialist nV to Mariam* Bell's act of son, no,' 1 and, it you have space to i ll&gt;tll .j reply, 1 shall esteem it a r Materialist's lett'i, were it nu ri
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      LOCAL SCHOOL TEACHERS.
      447 6 TO THE EDI TO H OF THE “S/KAlT* J 1 Sik, —In your issue of Satu rd^&gt; atK appeared an excerpt from ye.tr Rej&gt;ort of this Colony fo This excerpt alludes to local 1 teachers, and l think it dtse.v* ~~ft notice Time and again been noticed.
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    THE RAUB MINES.
    3829 7 MR. CUKLK’S REPORT. Mk. J. Herbert Curie's report on the mines at Raub has been issued, and is as follows introductory.—The essence of sound gold-mining consists in dealing with facts; and thereby reducing to a great •*x»ent tii**. many and serious ri&gt;ks which attend all mining operations.
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    THE SAILORS' HOME.
    250 7 1 '&lt; ninual rept»i*t on the pi*’ issued, tlie co.nh i 1 the results of the year ahstaetory. During tlie and seamen made use against vn the pro1 u* j committee express :i1 lie 1 *1. 1 &gt;aende)s vV Co.) lor ileoiuTi«*n of sguo. The a n.u
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    FRENCH INDO-CHINA.
    351 8 The inroad of brigands who had swarmed over into Northern Tonquin from China in thousands, to escape pursuit by Chinese troops, has beeu cheeked. The French troops in the country could not bring the enemy to a general action, but headed them off after several sharp skirmishes. Chinese
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    TUESDAY, 11TH JUNE.
    1061 8 1)r. Francis Paget, Dean of Christ Church, succeeds the late Dr. Stubbs as bishop of Oxford. 4- Mr. M. F. Carrington de la Croix, the concessionaire of the French tin mining concern at Kauipar, Perak, has returned from his trip home. I Several of the low level
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    228 8 Ink his* on the iwo vessels Sohruon ami V»,s7C, with their cargoes, is estimated to be not very far short ot half a million pounds sterling. The Italian Government is contemplating the speedy creation ot two new steamship lines from Italian ports —one to China and one to
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    THE LATE MR T. SHELFORD.
    252 8 UN VEILING OF THE MEMORIAL PORTRAIT. At the Town Hall yesterday afternoon, the ceremony of unveiling the portrait of the late Mr. T She!fold, C.M.G formerly of Singapore, took place. There was a good attendance ot the friends of the late Mr. Shelford. The portrait,
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      THE “CHEANG HOCK KIAN.”
      1015 8 TO THE EDITOR OF THE STRAITS TIMEB. j Sir,—From recent references in your j paper to the steamer Cheang Hock Kizn&gt; one is led to believe that this vessel, which British surveyors would not pass without certain repairs being effected to her, was transferred to the
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    SULTAN OF JOHORE’S TOUR.
    160 8 A COKRESPOXnLXx of the Daily Express, wim intervi-u.-.i Sultan of Johore at the Hotel du Lr.e. Marseilles, on his anival there. as follows lie ]&gt; a handsome w man of twenty-six, tall ard sir built, and having gilt teeth, att-r fashion ot tlu; Malay aristocTaev is
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    JELEBU MINING AND TRADING CO
    364 8 MONTH I. V KEPORT. IUuung the month a £ieai dui Work ha? beelt done on the No. I *&gt;' but with not very good ieM.hr.tUc.; place at preterit can jins a lair !»&lt;«.»• stone being opposite the koit o 1 crosscut Laving been put in
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    NATIVES STATES GOSSIP.
    766 9 I June sth. I v jc pleased to see Dr. an&lt; 1... in Kuala l.umpur l~ t:i holiday. Alas! that tiu that they must have had I- rdifficulty and struggle in I Kuila I.umpnr at all should I j v; the chances are a hunI*' in ,t
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    QUEEN OF SERVIA.
    1160 9 STRANGE STORY OF AN EVENT THAT DID NOT COME OFF. .SCAIXKU a month has elapsed since the Balkan provinces were unduly stirred up by the announcement that iueen Drag* of Servia was about to present her liege or d wit}l an heir to the t hrone. The
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    SINGAPORE ROWING CLUB.
    36 9 The postponed scratch “four'’ races will be rowed on Monday and Tuesday, the 24th and 2oth inst, at the same times and under the same arrangements as were made for yesterday and to-day.
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    A MAMMOTH SCHEME.
    133 9 FLOUR FOR CHINA. Over on the other side of the Pacific and just a lew miles (to Amei icause) from where the Sperry Flour Company operates, there resides a millionaire, de has one great idea in his head, and that is to feed the Chinese million*. He
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    LOSSES DURING THE WAR.
    230 9 OFFICIAL STATEMENT. The War Oflice has issued tin* subjoined tabulated statement showing the number of casualties reported in the South African Field Force during the month of April, and the total casualties reported since the beginning of the war. It will be noticed that there is
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    LONDON DAY AND NIGHT
    1607 9 BjMUW to poor 1 ua aot r«U(y sorry I wu bora.’’ Omar Khayyam. London 17M ifay. Ihe merry month of May has so far gi en us sunshine Gnough to lighten our \voes and banish April memories, while the weather-fiend promises a temperature oi m in
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    SIR HENRY McCALLUM.
    97 9 Sir Henry McCallum, the new Governor ol Natal, landed at Durban on the morning of May ldth, and was received &gt;y the Premier, the heads of the Government, and tepresentatives of civil institutions. Addresses of welcome irorn the Town Council were presented by the Mayor. The Caledonian
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    WEDNESDAY, 12TH JUNE.
    1763 10 This morning the German flagship Knrfurst Friedrich Wilhelm and thv cruiser Bela went to No. 7 section. Borneo Wharf, to coal. It is reported that the Germans have decided to leave a garrison at Shanghai for five or six years at least, and that they are going
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    SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
    541 10 THE RACE8. {From the Malaysia Message.") Do not be deceived by the heading. MV. arc. not going to name the winners, wi* do not know the name of a single horse that ran. We are not going to discuss tlu; bets, for all our money and everything else
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    WARSHIPS.
    108 10 H. M. guntoat Lizard of 715 tons left Hongkong on the 4tli inst. to relieve the Pigmy here. H. M. cruiser iioauvent are is expected to leave Hongkong this week and will call here for coals. Her relief the Eclipse, 2nd class cruiser of 5,0* K) tons, is shortly
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    CHINA NEWS.
    244 10 Dr. Moukison telegraphs to the I'imrs. from Poking that Russia agrees to the British proposal lor the appointment of a mixed Commission. She is also expected to agree to the British proposal as to the payment et tiie indemnity. [This second pr»»po*«ai \\k* China should pay the Powers
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    THE NEW BATTLESHIPS.
    448 10 is,00u TONS E.VH. TI4K MOOESf IN THE Woiil.l). I Foil several years jnst the ze of tin. men-of-war of the British Navy luu been increasing at a rapid rate. Wt are building battleships and armoured cruisers of 15 ooo tons displacement., and it has now in -mi
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    OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE v. YALE AND HARVARD.
    275 10 THE es °ush rt AM Si.iuiicr t-j financial arrangements being Slt tf deei-M ,o athletee. They L{ t S England on Aug. g., f, ir b they will compute 1 then proceed to X». w v they '-ill oppose ila&gt;v Sl limy will
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    FOOTBALL.
    465 10 s. &lt;. 0. r. 12th co. k a. 1 to: S. had as their i. ;i&gt;' msiS'T i?i ihe Ksi h naci* t! i*o. It. .i. i iiiorltmaifly. ewinj' heavy rain in tlie morning, tne I was very slippery and pn-veDUtK thing like a good exposition 01 5 game,
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    RAFFLES SCHOOL SPORTS.
    485 11 ,“\,u!t 1 uc spurts of the c ‘‘’v.'.i, j.. e-jnmiciion xvi!h i .‘i »n began y *2• o&lt;ty li5 v v v r*«l preliminary ,1... i,i.-l. &lt;•••«' linuls will 1,1 i.*&gt; Tiie entiles •&gt; 4 ;l &lt; -me »;Vi*Jitrf had c d; :dir*-l Jllto tiiroe t U
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    MOVED HIM UP.
    82 11 r j"'. a t Spion Kop, a a soldier sitting on a w lr«M»i i lift firing-line. ‘'rtio.m, my he said, doing inure?" iIih sold it r an officer u Mv r luiid-class Giot, fir.*’ f. li4 *V s d (lift general after n ‘‘that’s an awful
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    S. C. C. BOWLING TOURNAMENT.
    64 11 Mosim-jj i&gt;lay. ail'd" T HANU &lt; AP- K 11,1,, 1 i l 1 er 7 heat Scoular Si.,. INl l F mxitn Ai-. f lli 'w’wv‘ a '.il to 16. Uidir.j •'°rne. 1#;..*. »Scratched do. n PLAV 1 r ‘-„.a I t ‘l N s'!
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    270 11 ARRIVALS. P *i* lhtO. s. s. f’+i'ion from Hongkong Messrs. D. Beattie, W. Peacock, A. II. rightsou, anu (J. I*. Wepner. P**!' s. s. Farjatla frou Muir—Mrs Rodgers. i’er s. s. I’,* i ’!/&lt;• from Rangoon via p&lt;a i~ —M r. J Madiale. i'i*r s. A’// from Bangkok—Mr.
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      359 11 UnderUi;sliea&gt;iingtliefollowiagahhr.t* fcions ara used :—sfcr. steamsr sn. ship bq.—barque; seh. schooner; Yet. —Yacht,. Cru.—-Cruiser; Obt.—Gunboat TorTorpedo H.p. -Horse-power B *i i. British U. S.— United States: t r French; Ger.— German; Dut. »)ak*h Job.—Jobore Ac., G. c.,—Generalcargo d.p.—deck passengers; u.—Uncsr tain T, P. W. Tanjong I'agar Wharf
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      TRADING VESSELS &C.
      1109 11 Arrivals Since Noon of Yesteroin Altin-j, Dui. str. 277 tons, Captain Sehuitema, ]2th June. From Sourebaya. 8ih June. G v*., and 133 d.p. DaendcU and Co. For Borneo, Kith —Rds. Amherst, Brit. str. 103 ton-, Cap*. Angus 11 1 h June. From Kelantan, ttth J one. G.c.,
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      685 11 Xani*, port probable dale of ar/ii' il. and na me of agent*. Steamers. A. Lopez, Barcelona, left May 25: Barlow. Acilia, Europe, June 24 Behn M e yj* r Aragonia. New York, left June 2o; B- Vnnam, Colombo, July 6; M. Mari nines. Banca, London July 3; P.
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      ARRIVALS.
      864 12 Vessel’s Name Tons. Captain From Sailed. Consignees. H Rig. |rr- i l i I 7 Kherson !Kus tra 4396 Ostolopoff jColombo Apl 2&lt;R. A. Palmgren n 7 Maria Valerie Aus str. 2648 BerberovishTrieste Apl SSBautenberg II -t fc'arfalla Ital str 147 Gagsino ;Muar June 6 Soon Keck j 7
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      CLEARANCES.
      559 12 K Captain Destination By 1 1 7 Kan Poh Gimn Grit BtratioQ Macassar via port■ 7F ,s Hebe str. lnks f er Penaog aud Deli 8 Pin Seng sir. Davidson Pe? ang a Glaucns str. Thompson H'kong, Shanghai and Japan a Alcicous str. Pultord H’kong, Shanghai and Japaa 8
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