The Straits Times, 16 March 1893

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    12 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED 1&31. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1893. NO. 17,968.
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      983 1 -TFAMSH IP COMPANIES. n-ILAR AND ORIENTAL STIAM~ .NAVIGATION COMPANT. Ofiki- t'ollyer Quay. Wbabvß* and UooowH»_New HarL.ur Tbs asail steamer* may be exp^-ud to ar 81^"' "o— T 7 if l lio««waa»s 188. v,r.h*ii K.k,:i., Blank at al«j Ii I ESaJ £j I? The above* daUs ar* only appronmat* the .rrivals
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      765 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. KONIXK 1.1.1 XX I'AKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. Under contract with the Netherlands India Government. Aoents at Bikoapore Ships Aaaarci LATE J. DAEHUELB Co. 3, Robinson Quay. kmmt at Pehajio Messrs Hcttenbach LIEBEBT CO. Tka Caanaa» kss tmH si H Stcamem, with H|.lenilnl snunwailllsillli f..r first clasa. ass. ami ileck BBasaafan,
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      834 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. i Siak, Besgkalis, and Edi will be called at only once every four weeks. T.. Borneo I;,, It via Bawean and Snurabaya, every four weeks a steamer runa in this direci tion taking direct cargo and pasteup. rs to I Banjormassin, Poeloe Laut, Passir, and Kotei. Onre ererytU
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      725 1 BTBAMSHIP COMPANIES Dtutstijc Djimpfscijiffs Bljtiicrci Eu llamburrj KINOSIN LINE. FORTNIGHTLY SERVICE BETWEEN HAMBURG AND THE STRAITS CHINA a.nd JAPAN and rice verm. THE following stnamera will probably U despatched from Singapore fur Havre and Hamburg:^ IMI AT HAMBUBU. .4.;/.i/.i on Ota Feb. !>Ut Mar. 18»3 Ocean.l oa ll.Mii IMb l^!-:!
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      753 1 INSURANCES. ~THTMARINje INBU&ANCK COT., LTD. Kstaiusbbd 1836. CirrrAL 41,000,000. Kunvi 4600,000. The undersigned having been appointed Agent at Singapore for the above Company, ia prepared to accept risks by First Class Steamers and Sailing Ye*. els. OEO. KINO, Agent. POBITIVE GOVERNMENT BECOBITT LIKE ASBUBANCE COMPANT, LTD. CAPITAL AND FUNDS, 4MMM
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      439 1 BANKS. HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. PAID UP CAPITAL $10,000,000 RESKKVE FUND 5.800.000 RESERVE LIABILITT OF K mmnm PROPRIETORS j v 10,000,000 Cocur or Dibectob*: T. E. Davixs, Esq.— Chairman. H. Homes, Esq.— Deputy Chairman. C. J. RolUdaj, Bat. Alu. MeConaehuTßsq. Carl J.nUen. Eaq. J. 8. Moaaa, Eaq. D. B.
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      764 1 -XT'):) 01 NOTICBg. HMM BENBOITS WATOffaTS. Mamv*aotobt, Lcdoate Hill, Lostimui MAKER It) H. M. THS QDHsW. Specially manufactured ami rimsllis»ssl or uae ia the Bast, Benson's Special »t«i»ot», "FULD" WATOH. A Gold Eeyleas English Half Chronom*t*r, BENSON'S LUDQATB wftOß, A three-quarter Plate English Lever fall* compensated Silver. «5.55., Gold, £12.1*.
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    COMMERCIAL.
    551 2 LATKifI M AKK XT QUOTATIONS. Sinoapobk. 16th Mabch, 1893 rnopjci. (Jambier 6.87*. do do No. 1 10.8 ft. do do No. a, 8.75. Copra Bali 6.90. rlii I'outisnak s^o--t»epi«r Black. 106'2|. Sago Flour, Sarawak 2.KU. Pearl Sago, 3.65. Coffee faali, 32.00. Coffee Liberian. 0450 Tapioca small Flake 4.3 U.
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    MAILS CLOSK
    106 2 rot P, T ttr. Tvm*. To-Uobbow. J»p»o poru, is*.. 7 k-B. B»tn P.k«, J.n? »».m. Bnfkok. M. I'anfWAu, Noon Bw> t.» p.,ru. fiam Tor. Spa Polo i tut »i» poru Brt Pfttmt B«i»i»p«n., H*-> ll.rx (i*j Ipa. KiMf Mi porw. fluon San 3p.i. Xi»n B -u. .HvuUH.i. i
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  • STRAITS TIMES ESTABLISHED : 1831. Price: 10 Cents THURSDAY. 16th MARCH. 1893. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. For Straits Times.
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    The Chinese in Pamirs.
    545 2 Th e Chin ese in Pamirs. 'I'm Pamirs, which haM Ikvu called, nphtlx or wrongly, the nmf .if the world. m»T yt-t lea. I to. some international trouble England. Afghanistan, China, and Russia all possess certain undefined right* in the Pauiira. a fact which hat necvasarilv led t.. unnh l)iikerm(f.
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    The Need of Footpaths.
    260 2 The Need of Fo otpaths. .FiTi.iv ini.lul.vMr Nuiis..uatthc iiu-etiiig ..f tin- Municipal 'ouiraissi.niers. hsj, is of ini|Kirtan. ■>■ Tbv suggesv tion is that the Crauiisiiioners, instead of paviug verandahs in obtiure stn-ets not often u~-<l f,,r general walking, thould expt-nd money on providing footpaths in more frequented IWsmi T!i>' .[iiestiou
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    12 2 Ladt Clcmbmti Smith will be At Home to-day at 4.45 p. m.
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    8 2 The Selaugor yacht Enntralda arrived early this moruiug.
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    15 2 Thcbi will be an MMtsM sile of borses aud lairriage* ou Monday at Abraui>' yard.
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    31 2 The Golf matcbet were playeil day in connection witb the BiasfafMwG C wbeu tbe Broken* lieat the Annv pair No 11, and tbe Medicos No. II U-.it tlie Meilicos No. I.
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    26 2 YlsiittiAV afternoon the Colonel and Officers of the 2ad Lini-olnshire Regiment were at boine" to tbeir friends au.l the atteudauee at Taoglin K.irra.-kt was very large.
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    34 2 Thk M. M. steamer Mm with the fiooJon mail of 17th February an<h.>re<l outtide the New Harbour last night, mid came in early tbit morning. She it leafing this afternoon for Cbiua and Japan.
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    33 2 T«i tot-iil meeting at the Priunej. Mr.it Cba|>rl on Kridav in for the nieiubrrt and frn-n.ii of the Chineae Christ iau atiou. Oii-iug to the limited aceoiumodation, adiuittiou will be br ticket oulv.
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    54 2 Sib M. J. Stewart baa given notice of the followiug motion iv the House of Commons Ou an early day, to move that a humble address be |<reaeote<) to Mm Mijetty to point a Uoval Coiuiuiuion to inquire into the production, in luufacture, aud export of opium from lv.li*. ,in.l
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    65 2 The French yacht (mutmmm, of liU tout, under the .omiuaud of Captain A. Viel, iv at Hoinlwv lijr laat adweet no her wav to the Straits Settlements She left H*»reou '2^tb October, ISU:>, and »i. tiled Port Vemlres, Port San). Sum, Mastowab. and A.leu. She is cruising ou a scientific
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    76 2 A rcamKß |ietroleutn tauk itmui.-r the K. Trix-ii* counlructed (or Messrs. M Samuel ami Co.. Loado*. hax l»vn lauuekeil fr.»m tbevar.l ot M JatsM Laing at SiiDileriand. bating been built to tindesigns of Mi'«n. Planuerv. B-tgg.tllv, an. l Jouumw, of Loudon and Liverpool. The vi-tsel baa thirteen oil tuitl" «Hblt
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    29 2 ||Tnt Hon.' T. C. Bogaardt, who bst been absent from Singapore for some little time, ba< returned and, this afternoon, he took his seat nt the Legislative Council meeting.
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    47 2 M. Scbui.i.as, who claims to have found the famous isonandra, which had Ut-ii almost destroyed by blindly cutting down, and who recently caused tome stir in Singapore, has arrived at Marseilles. He is slated to have got a concession from the Rajah of Sarawak for eight years.
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    96 2 Th« United Srrijicr Oattite tayt that Lieut. H. Kelsall is shortly to leave Singapan f.>r M ilu, his plane with tbe Asiatic Artillery at BUkau Mali being taken br Lieut. Corrie. au officer who has h« I tx> perifßoe with Indian troops and has passed in Hindustani, and who it
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    109 2 Those who .lesin- to acjuire a full know, ledge of tin- ildiate OB the introduction of the 11. .mc Hal.- Bill mutt read M ■himns of BMN set tyi*- baton the mail due on Sunday Kriugs other mattqr to prets on their attention. Mr. Gladstone, who spoke for 2 1
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    105 2 John Bill writes thus on the silver quest :ou -The exports of textile fabrics in 1892 to silver-using countries such at India, Ceylon, Hongkoug, Japan, Java, Mauila, Peiiang, Rangoon, Sbangbti and BtagMwre, miwuut in value to sterling. These jg44.000.000 forth of fabrics cost the natives at the rate of 40d.
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    109 2 The legislative Council reassembled this afternoon when, after the usual routine business, the Council was kept waiting for tbe Attorney-General who, afler five minutes wait, arrived, in hit robet, appa-r-ntlv just from tie Supreme Court where the Criminal sVssiM Court is being held. Tbe L'ii:t.-I Kiu.'doin and Colomal Probates Bill
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    117 2 Thk French Chamber, which the other day imposed a tax ou cvclet, has now voted a similar impost on pianos. M Rabier, the proposer of tbe tax, remarked that he did not think any one would •Msjm Ins ).ro|>ositiou, and thereupon the K--H' ti,.oanescried: How about violint M. Ribi.-r. however,
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    127 2 Thi Drvun GasftU of 10th February. reprinting a paragraph from the Strait* limn, says Messrs. Clifford, Wise and Owsn aro members of well-known Devonshire families. Mr. Clifford is counseled with the noble house whose seat is at Ugbrooke. Mr. Wise a son sf Colon.l Wise, of Alloran. n«ar King.bridge, and
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    120 2 Accoitt'is.i to tbe Friend of China, the resolution which Sir Joseph Pease baa given notice of bis iutention to move in tbe House of Commons, this session, will be to tbe following effect i Tb.it House reaffirms tbe opjpion expressed by its rote of the 10th April. 1891, diiriug the
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    153 2 Till. .|M.«tiou of the construction of tli- 1 1 wan liefuiv th. BUt«* Seuute on I be 13tb Kebruar* u.tt.ii- Krye. in the course of a aj Ii iv favour of the proposal that the li.ir. rniiieii! should provide fundt for the woik, |Kiinted out how Kuglith commerce hii.l Utu
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    Music in the Gardens.
    48 2 The following |>r>>grniuuie will be plared by the band of the lad Lincolnshire iv the Qardeut, to-morrow afternoon. 17ih March: 1. I'r H-mwiooal March B»ker Ovrrluro The Amount LorUiujr. 3. ValM Dorothy o*l ier. 4 ferleclinu L,| Jfiitrul/.- Alldrsu. 5. Qalop Vm H Harriott
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    An Extradition Case.
    100 2 Fkanz Josri-n BUMM wan an assistaut M a coffee estate at Mmljukerto (East Ja»a > la January la«t. he was sent by liis manager to fetch h Imi of uiouev ft 9,00 >) from tie tfWl of the estate »t ModjoLetr,, Ii i. aas.rt. -1 that lithe
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      447 2 notk f:s. The Straits Time 3 has the largest circulation of any newspaper in Asia, British India exoeptel It circulates in Singapore and Penaoff. throughout all the Protected States of the Malay Peninsula, in Siam, Borneo, the Netherlands Indies, the Philippines, and French Indo-China. No other Eastern newspaper has so
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      1061 2 AUCTION SALES. Rr F Q ÜBHARD. BALE OF HOUSEHOLD FCRNITURE. TH K iiiid»>rt.ii.'iied ha\i> n-i-oivi-d instrui-tions, ■II l.v I'ulilic Aucliim. n n Satur dny, thi- Hth Mm-li. l-.i:!. at W.. >dleii(h. Btfwagsjaa K. ail at noon. Hi it Vslualil.i H..us..hiiM Furniture. Ac, MSBBfWasT, Drawing Kmini fancy Occasional Tal.l-.. WlHtii.its. WM
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      781 2 LATEST ADVKKTIBEMENTS. WANTED FOR GERMAN NEW GUINEA A European or Eurasian with R*onH knowledge, of and general eiperieuee in i building shnds and lions t. For particulars apply to BEHN MEYER Co. Agents, Bmm New Gaiuxa Co. THE advertiser desires to recunmend a who served the alvartiser for son\e ysars
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      75 2 I M.H.S. ntaM fir llr *r.,1, T.~. iknU b, mlt.» ■r.MHjiyikimr.,l,. a»lAaa«fUrt«/iaalw»4i. Mm M B.f. SH r;,ctU tUt m*U Mlunrw U 1 »»tIuJU4. Ail U-rUm* «Mlr«t> an nl,Kt U IK, mriWo (Ul X, ~»l««" <A< WtMTttOTM* Ml ./Ik. m t*m tf pna •v.lUr. k*t »ol i/lnif llMa timr Uf The
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    The Municipal Commissioners.
    1656 3 -skat. 15th Mabcb. of the > in the NanM ''allum. PBOLIMINAEV BIBI.NKSg. last meeting were sited a Mr Mai well, in which i unable ing. i'KSsii.ENT reported tint Dr L)umabsence Buoday last to •at nth by the f >age, aud 'hbsidemt further said that he had 1
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    Minor Business.
    208 3 Tbe profMßj re K.rt .ud ac.ou.itH for February were j,re«*^«<l aod laid ou the M T S, ."noTujX ot th. W.,,r Main. j P l.^.nii*. lepufv r,-_'istr»r of i S ii.h* n&rtiueut w». eoßlrncd. turn* of office™ IMMBT^!^ uu ol|llt of Bill* were >IMa H $5,4? 1 Elli-
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    The Lawn Tennis Tournament.
    248 3 I'm. Utl Ti"i is Tournament which was to have MBOMBrnd _v. itard**. was unavoidalily held over until to-day, on account of the wet weather. The following ure the .wised lists of ties for 10-dtv and Friday To^lay'R Tlch. 1 A SINOLKS. ForasMa wr s. Owm l.">
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    The Defences of the Straits.
    756 3 The Hongkong Daily Preu, in .Hiitonal on the reont Penang debate in the Legislative C "iiu.-il li.ro. says Tht rnsin question between the two Settlenii'nts is one of finance and the proportions in which they support tin- burden uf the military contribution nee.—arily cuter» into
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    Passengers.
    103 3 Pass engers. IVr 1' i<> iwaVli fi om Lnudon, Fell. \i A I."' •ti.-1.1. Mr and Mr.. Ue Brume Mr Dud*, ou aud friend, Mr. and Mi>. Joaoiiim l..cut. irrie and fount Tele.i. pir \;,1.tt... fnim I ■"<■". March. J, Mr ami Mr. t ro.ik««. Captain Barter, Mr. aji.l Mm
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    Telegraphic Summary.
    374 3 (Supplementary to Straits Timei Ttlffrmmi {Via Ceylon.) St. PttTtburg. Hrd March The Emir of Bokhara haa started ou his homeward journey. London. 4ih March. Tho Indian transpirt Malabar haa sailed with th.- Staffordshire regiment for Egypt. The Black Watch regiment ha- started "from Alexandria for Mauritius and the
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    pulau way as a coaling station.
    797 3 (London and China Exprru.) The news of the establishment br tbe Dutch of a coalite station at Pulau Way. no isUod at th.- northernmost eitreonty of .Sumatra, canuot tie viewed otherwise than wiib -ri.il loterest by Eogliabineo, and .-I ..-i mllv by those iuU-reBt<-d
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    PASSENGER LIST. ARRIVALS.
    96 3 PASSENGER LIST. ARRIVALS. Per MmM from I.alman -Mr. DC. Weevmau. IVr fajMal from K!amr ileinrt Xi IH.-11. (Mdunl.i. l.ea.-h, and Kitifro. IVr M»<r>. .1 K Allmi. Mai Paetmi. Bailly. aud Lubed. Kr in Ooloaabi:- Coimal K«i«a, Mica B(>eiM. t and Mr. iUphael GvttMNa. I r-«i-N AdvertlM^ (•> sail. h l
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    Muar.
    160 3 (From a Corrtupondent. I 15tk March. All the chief officials have been away at Johore for nearly a month past to see tbe Sultan embark for Europe aud to be present at tbe Johore wedding festivities. They are expected to return before the fasting month. Tbe Assistant Resident from
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    The Monetary Conference.
    191 3 On the Htb February, say* a financial contemporary, the report of the British delegates to tbe Monetary Conference, with a voluminous sketch of the proceedings at Brissel*, was issued as a pailiatueutary paper. Tbe report is as inconclusive a* such a document well could Ik-, the d.
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    A Fraudulent Asiatic Bankruptcy.
    184 3 At tbe British Consular Court, Bangkok, ou th.- yih iaataajt, the ease of KaMM v. AbUul Ali Sherif Ali. a Bombay UmW, MMM forbearing. The charge agaiust the defendant was, tbat under MrtaM ircumstances, bt> bad mi- faUo statements with tbe inteut to defraud bis creditors.
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    The Stamese Malay States.
    228 3 Thi Skj(ti Fret Preu calls attention to the unprogressive system NMMrI in some of the Siamese Malay Protected and instauces Singirora and Rauoug as cases in point. It alleges tbat the Rajah of Siuggora is anxious for European capitalists to devsh p bis State. But the
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    A Chinaman thrown to pigs in Former Times.
    220 3 Aprup<is of the recent news from Texas of a Cuinaman being; burned 1» get rid of him. Mr. B. Port.i.an, of Bath, wri'es to the Qlobe I do not recall a c»s« of burning, but I ran vouch for th* po->aihility of
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    A Scene in the House of Commons.
    382 3 Mr. Half.. ik. on thrllth FebriMir. adInaoiag Mr QladoMM, rul— tnni 111- information thai fnun lot average 1.-n K th of aMatM on MaMM hat BMB n arly ten Parliamentary dayn Did the Pn--mi.-r. with taaM fact* l..for..|iim. think it fair to the
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    The Defalcations at Hongkong.
    129 3 At a meeting of the Hongkong Legislative Council on the Bth instant, the Colonial Secretary explained as follows tbe acope of the Commission appointed to inquire into the Treasury defalcations there It is to ascertain and report upon (a) the amount of the defalcations. (6) by
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    The "Times" and the House.
    258 3 An unusually excited scene arose in the Houae of omtnoii-. on the lilth February, over a quotation by Sir T. Esmonds from a recent »p>ech of Lord Wolmer. who had aaserted in St. Jsmes's Hall, thst the Irish members were being paid by the organisation
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      597 3 KHLET LWOUIL VBRA<sIONS, Burns, and Wounds heat rapidly under application of Toilet 4 Lanolin.-." which mm MaMßMtj eleani tht complexion, and is moi-cially useful for the chafing of young children. In collapsible T lbs* Ms, 'in elegaut h*BM :!d., from all i i.-nii-tt and Druggists. Wholesale Depot, ■7, Holboru Viaduct.
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      933 3 SHIPPING FOB PENANO AND CAIiOTJTTIT" MESSRS. APOAb" A GO'S stMMer CATHERINE APCAB.OmMmJ.Q Olefent, having left Hongkong oa the l«t' instant, may be npscUd to aniTt her* sa th* 19th inst., ro*U for the. abort port*. For freight or passage apply to 16/3 SA RKIES A MOSES, Aftats FOR HONOKONO. MKSSRS.
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      111 3 WKA'iHKK REPORT Bandung Kraba* Hotpital, Wh Jf.irrh, 1803. 8 a.m. 3 p.m. 9 p.m. Rimabs*. Hv. nd. 3t Yak Zi 823 7rf«23 8."0 ►> I-mp. 83 S 82.S 7*B -='83 W,-t Hulk Thtr. 7«5 7«8 73.5 fc-J-f IMr. of Wind N W XN W Calm, t I Mm. Temp, in
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      152 4 I,'nder this heading th* following abbreviation* are used:— «tr.— steamer; ah. ship; bq. barque; Brit.— British; U. S.— Cnited State*, Fr.-Freneh Ger. German. Dot —Dutch; Joh. Johore Ac.,— G.c— General cars;" ;d.j>— d»ck paasengers; C. Uncertain T.P. W. Tanjong Pagar Wharf T. P. D.— Tanjong Pagar Dock
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      TRADING VESSELS.
      1024 4 AaaiTiLs ?i«c« Noox or Satuboat. Summers passed through Mm ■aatVMs, li.r .h 1,713 tons Capt. Swmons. Mh Mar Kr .iv Sam.irmoj;. nth Jan Ballant I Bou.tea.l 4< V For New York. I.—R d*. Ban WKatt Hin, Brit. itr. IHO MBS, ("apt. Tolonna. 16th Mar. From Klan* n.i Malacca,
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      Vessels Expected.
      123 4 Afa»M, Port, and XXii* of Sailing, From London. Minn! r-Mk'i'iimn*. r'eb. 3; DsbmjbsUm, Feb. 8; lil.unrliißV. F«b. 11 Pataatsa, nh. lti. Mir».»pore, KkH. IT. Sutl.j, Kbl. stj bVMJPfMB, Sau lifnai-i.i d* Loyola, Kel>. l-'t I Olasoow. Dimn«l, |M BIKKKNHEAI) flpjMj Feb. M PolyphsßiM, F«h Uj Priam, Feb. 13;
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      CLEARANCES.
      90 4 D4TI VIUILI Kill Kl^o* Kk. L CiFTAIK DUTIMATIOH Mar. 15 15 14 16 16 16 16 H i« 16 16 Hr*^ilrirm K .in.. Chow Pkj» Uaofkklii a>iui> ImUml H»l»wju OoBOOg TNk Stag Utu 6 Brit. bq. Skill.,, Dot. •tr. Bbat»rr rtr. V.i far H..-1 Brit. Mr KuD.tb HU'Z Brit.
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      1407 4 DOCKS. THE TANJOKO P&OAR DOCK CO. LTD. Tb* premlsss of the Company aro m'nated at lunfinif I'atrar mlj. i:iin^ th* town rt Siai{apor*. Btcain traoi-i :.r ran at short Intorrals oarrriax pass— g«m and iroods from Wharf to destinations at low r»to*. Th* Wharf oxteuds to on« mil* and quarter
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      665 4 MOUNT WALUOH. i^IONTBA(rrORB and others sre noti6-U \J that the. fMMisMN of this iiroperty will permit tlie remornl from the Hill part thereof of narth. stone, or material iv any quantity required free of chsrfre. Apply to C. E. CRANE, v. c. No. 5, Raffle* Place. Society Tor the Prevention
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      333 4 NOTICEB. KATZ BROTHERS' Tailoring and Outfitting Department IS now complete witb all the latest norelties. loinprisiag PLAIN and FANCY COATINGS in Black. Blue, and Colours. FRENCH TWILL fur Kvening Dress Suits. BLUE SERGE, for rough wear, a special cheap line, m HOMESPUN SUITINGS. MAT FLANNELS. <|iiit« new ia the East.
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