The Straits Times, 13 July 1896

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    12 1 The Straits Times ESTABLISHED: 1831. NO. 18,972. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 13, 1896.
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      919 1 VMSHII* COMPAXIES. wrn.l ..iivikQoay, A* \\iu»vis. New Harbour. I vii \M N.WHJAIMJH (I»MI'ANY. raa i'iiim. Japan, Pekamo, kdu, A rruiXa, Mn Eotpi, MULUS, <iIHKALT»R, MALTA, Baaraaa, \i m Plymouth, ANI> I^iMKIX. Through Hills of lading issued for Cki** Vful. I'ertian Uvlf, Continental and American Vortt. MAIL LINE. nmmn. Homeward. 1«96.
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      836 1 BUCHANAN WHISKY JL«..ILiJ- IS THE BEST. TZIM m *r**^( J '^^^^^W^?. s 1 BY ALL LICENSED SPIRIT DEALERS. mouvs. or Pahliam«MTJ SAME AS SCI'PLIEU TO Till: HoI'SEB OP IX)KDS AKV COMMONS AND TO ALL «OOD LONDON CLl'BB. STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. r\B Kii.MXKI.LIKK PAKE ART ATSCHAPPI.I. Under contract lie N herhinds India
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      464 1 LAKUAN-KORNEO. pOMMISSIOX AdEXCY. The Borneo \J IMin. r,il»s Conipany, I.iirited, London in. l Lal.inn, are pnp;iiv<l to ,-ender K|x>eial f a. -iliiies lo Miinnf.i.lur.rs and oth-r--■-.i-.UH of being ic.iivscntcd in Hi.- Kii-t. pi m) v. c. COMMON SENSE -NUTSHELL Amw tiit-tlual wok on tlir BMnW ")><l uumt wtfntlflc iinit ftTivtuiii
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      614 1 TySUKAiXCES. THE EMPRESS ASSURANCE CORPORATIOX, LIMITED. The .undersigned have been appointed agents for the above Company, und arc prepared to accept marine and' lire risks at current rates. J\J7 PUTTFARCKEN Co. TIE CHINA TIM TVER* INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. Coital anhwrlbea ftWM. a .p-.-imt Paid up Unmrv* Fund *****0. Hkvd Ornct,
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      473 1 INSURANCES. LANCASHIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. CAI'ITAL £3,0UO,()0O. IWELL C 0. i: *gkntB. THFrCOIoiERCIAITIINToN ASSURANCE CO., LTD. Fire risks accepted at current rates. FUNDS. Capital Fully Subscribed £2,500,0<X' Capital l'uid-up JHMW Assets £4,«10,(ii o Total Invested Funds t;t,-J«),<lii ToUl Annual I ncome £I,<JU",O(X> IXX-AI. BoAKII. A. \V. Strtan, E.-ry. F. Warim'k, Esij.
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      520 1 BA_NJCS. H()N(iKt)XG AND SHANMiHAI BA.NKIXC. CORPORATION. I'AIP-l 'P lAPITAI *10,000.0»i. RESERVE FUND r..7!J0,00". RESERVE LIABILITY OK) 0< n ut PROPRIETORS J..«]O,OW>.«Xi. (oikt of Diuoiobb: a. -Mcconaciiie. Btn.—CnumtM. S.C. MIOHAELSEN, B*o>— Deputy Chaikmas. Tl,,H..ii. J..1. lln.l. .li.-viv.. I J. KbAVIK. K-.i O. II 1 'I I .V, 1 1. 1. K-
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      933 1 NOTICES. OOLD MKDALS, PARIS. 1878: 1889 JOSEPH (iILLOTTS PtNS Of Highest Quality, and. having the Greatest Purability, are, theref.ire, the 'IIKAPKST. DYNAMITE. DKVIL BRAND, Hi.- aadanteed have now^tselved -hipment ..f th- al.i.ve wellknown Dyna mile, whi.-li i- gnaraol I •■<|ual ill every r.-pect to any other brand offering iii the
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    COMMERCIAL
    497 2 UTiH MARKKT (ROTATIONS. Sixoapoke, 19th July, 1896. PRODUCE. Oambier, g 7.1.V do Ciilw No 1 lUa. do do No 2 9J». Copra Btfl 5.36. do Poutianak 5.05. Pep|>er, Black, 9.90. Sago Flour Sarawak, SS.6U do Bntnei, 2.3«. Pearl Sago 3.40. CoBee, Bali 84.00. Coffee, Liberian, No. 1 85.00. Tapioca,
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    MAILS CLOSE
    136 2 ftsr Per ttr. flmt. TO-MOHBOW. Batavia via jiorts Smeroe, 11 a.m. Kemaman via ports Pentium, 11 a.m. Hongkong .4. Apcar, 1 p.m. Batu Pahat .l//<;( .4 n... Ip.m. Bangkok Haas, 2 p.m. Klang via ports Amhrnit, .'I p.m. S. and Sourabaya f/,i»a-i</, p.m. Kobe via ports Nc/r/o :t
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE
    107 2 From KtHori; By the P. A 0. s. s. Mirzapor*,Ave on Hie lll'th instant with datoto I he Mtb June. I'iiom China:- By the M. M.s.s. Ostaatas, due on Tuesday. Timk 1'ablk Ok Maius Dik. oft Singapore Duo in London Armed May 27th 1". O. Juno 24th
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    60 2 AKUIVALS. Her s. s, liajah Hruolce from Sarawak Mr. J.Walker. Per s.B. Will o'the Wup from I'ontiauuk— Mr. lleukie. Per b. 8. Geiieraul I'tl from PeiiaiiK: Mr. VanOs. Per A. .l/)inc from l'l-iiang via ports Messrs. J. Carauiet, and P. \Y. Eaharda, Per s. s. Calyptu from Deli:—
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    STRAITS TIMES MONDAY. 13TH JULY, 1896 REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
    71 2 STRAITS TIMES MONDAY. 13TH JULY, 1896 REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. KsTAMl.lflllKl): IBSI. PUICE 10 CENTS. [tiulnirriptuni rale* anil wlivrthiitgnitrt may lifmimt oa 9mfmmtk )ui,je.] THE U. PRESIDENCY. lIIK HE.MIKKATK I ISIUI..VTK. 1.;,,,1i,,1, I.HI, .full/. Mr. Bryan, formerly a im-nilier of Confines for Neliraska. hafe l>een nominated i to be candidato of the
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    THE DECEASED WIFE'S SISTER BILL.
    20 2 Tlic Kill MthorMag awnrlage with Daaaaaal Wife's Sister has passed the i Hons« of l.ortl«.
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    MADAGASCAR.
    16 2 The I*l mm k Si-nali' km |.;ismml Ihi' Bill to make Madagascar a Freneli Colony.
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    ITALIAN POLITICS
    7 2 Tlio Italian C;il<inct lias rc.-ignt-il.
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    THE NILE EXPEDITION
    12 2 Major Koddy Owen has died of cholera at Ainl.igol.
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    UNITED STATES POLITICS.
    316 2 UNITED ST ATES POLITICS. Thk lieuioeratic party have now iioiniii.it. d their President i.il candidate in Mr. Bryan, a Congressman from Nebraska, ltuiiioiirhnilloiigasserted that President Cleveland would not object to nomination, and advocacy of his candidature rested on the belief that he waa the strongest man in the party. The
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    8 2 Mic Ak.\oi Ukik arrived from PeMng on Saturday.
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    9 2 Tut Btrmk Bmigtt will be published at noon to-morrow.
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    11 2 Tiik homeward mail by the ObsaatM closes at noon on Wednesday.
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    13 2 Mb. B. Nathan goe- to Europe l.y the M. M. OasaaMa an Wednesday.
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    13 2 Uktwkkn noon on Saturday and noon to-day, DO case of cholera was reported.
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    14 2 Mb. J i stick Lk.uh is nmteJ at Ponang Iroin Singapore on Friday next.
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    17 2 Mr. T. C. Hooaakiit returns by the M. M. Hwjlialien dm on or before the 88tb instant.
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    12 2 I>K. Hahi.kv exhibits tlie Kincto»coiie to-d;iy and to-morrow at Robinaon'l music- store.
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    17 2 Tiik Santa Cecilin Band will play on Hong Liin Green, at 5 p.m., to-morrow, the 14th in-i
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    22 2 Saiia.ng Bay on Pulo Way has been opened to general trade, since the I.sth April last, and coals are now obtainable there.
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    25 2 Tin: Willard Opera Company will I give a performance at the Town Hull on Saturday, the lsili inst. They will play for two nights only.
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    26 2 Tiik u»ual Monthly (juadrillc Party will be given by the R. A. Quadrille Club al the Boustcad Institute on Friday, the 17th inst. at H p.m.
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    39 2 On our hack page will be found -hipping news, comprising arrivals, departures, vessels in port, and veasell exu ted. The last name. l list is verilie.l by most of the ship agents, and will I .> found of much u»o.
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    M. M. MAIL.
    36 2 M. M. MAIL. The M. at t, h. OaaansM left Haimn nt 4 a.m. on the i:»h iiict.. and is duo here on Vfedneeday. at daflUght Bhe may be dispatched the same day it 2 p.m.
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    MORTALITY RETURNS.
    38 2 The SiiiKaporif mortality retiirtih lor Jim.- (live a total of UWO aaatha includiii}; Tlo Chinese, 185 Indiana, Bad M Malays, (.'holera eaaaad :>4 iaatha, fever 20."). and brom-lnlis "■i. The ratio per thou-mid stands at 55.71.
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    RETIREMENT
    45 2 It is kiiul that Sir K. H. M.adr, llic I'erinanent I'lHler Secretary at the Colonial (Mao*, will retire from the aetriee in the course of next your, and that Sir A. Hnllilmrton will not reinuin at the War Office much beyond another twelve monthii.
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    FIELD-MARSHAL YAMAGATA.
    41 2 Kim.d-M.uishal Yamauata left .^ingaporo for Japan on Saturday afternoon, hortly after live o'clock, nil board the M. M. steamer Yutrn. After leaving iJoveriinient House the Marshal left for the Japanese Consulate, from whence he drove direct to the ship.
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    LADIES AT SARAWAK.
    49 2 At Kuehiiig, the chief town of Sarawak, a Ladies Club has been started in a building erected at the e0.,1 of the Rajah. It is understood that male members are to he admitted, though there is some difference of opinion amongst the ladies on the subject.
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    A FOOLISH SYCE.
    56 2 A ens, named Ahmat, employed al the Hotel De la Paix. was stupid enough to keep jewellery, valued by him at lIM, in a box in the stable. He went to sleep last night at hall-past nine, and, mi awaking at a quarter past twelve this morning,
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    SUMATRA OIL.
    54 2 Tin. share.- of the Royal Dutch Oil l.angkal. were ipiotnl. the other day, at over per cent., and then is a chance that they will reach I.(KM) pet c.-nt. before the end of the year. It ir expected that by the beginning of next year the company will
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    TENNIS TOURNAMENT
    58 2 Tut Hon. Secretary et the Ladies' Liiwn Tenrli- Club inloiins us that the Autumn Tennis Tournament begins on August .'>th. entries for which dose on Saturday, Aug. Ist. The lists are now opened in the Ladies Club. Tlieevents for competition are: Championship. I.a lie- Single Handicap, Ladies' Double
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    A LUNATIC'S MURDEROUS ATTACK.
    75 2 On Sat unlay afternoon, a Kling man made a murderous .attack upon a Bengali in ('live Street, causing very serious injury to the mans skull. Hiwas removed in an insensible condition to the hospital, am) he has not yet regained consciousness. ]lj s assailant was also
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    MARBLE QUARRIES.
    89 2 A considerable amount afproepeotiaf for. marble was undertaken in Perak lact year, by Mr. K. A. Hilekes of Singapore who obtained some very line specimens, and who, as the hardness of the marble necessitate^ the employment of expensive machinery, has been granted a monopoly of the right to
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    ROBBERY FROM A SHIP
    79 2 Oa Friday night. thi.-\e> boarded llic flawaan barque AUamtit, Capt. Schneider. Tin- captain's daughter is travelling with her father, and thr robber* stole the whole of her clothing, together with some clothing belonging to the cajitain'sJioy, and other property. Poor Miss Schneider was compelled to remain
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    THE "ANCHISES."
    80 2 Thk steamer 1 chartered to load in Itangoon for the Kar Kasl hv Snail, Chines,, .-hippers. ran ashore at the mouth of tfie Sittang on the 27th June, when approaching Rangoon harbour. In the south-west monsoon the current sets strongly to llie ea-l. and vessels approaching from the
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    ANOTHER AMENDING ORDINANCE
    93 2 ANOTHER AMENDING ORDI NANCE A lin.i. is to he introduced into the Legislative Council intituled an Ordinance tv ml the Itaiiishiueiit Kxtensioii Ordiiianee of 1806. This Bill is drafted In accordance with the directions of the Secretary of Stale, in order that, in :i ca.-e in which person has been
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    BURGLARS
    162 2 1.a.-t night, the I'olic,. arrested ai.iau tor breaking into a house in Uuper Hokien Street. He got into the 1,,,,.5e by clambering over the roofii from an adjoining atreel wfaere be had abo nutted a burglary. Th.- thief, who had been unable to secure any prooerlv is well known
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    A FIND
    34 2 Vkstkkoay, iii svurcliiiiK a 1,,,,,.. some |.ro|MTty, the l'oliee a very niec and valuable lon K brown ovenoat, with n velvet collar. My.-,' and Co., Liveniool, are tin; mnkei owner is wanted.
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    CYANIDE PROCESS IN SARAWAK
    64 2 The ,V(imm./, Oaajfti ■aan.that tb« first doan-nii at the Home.. Coni]iany experimental cyanide works nt Bu hus yielJcd twe nty-scvpn ounces ot cok] about 4 dwts. to the lon of crushed. It in eipacteil that, now the apparatus' is in good working order, -„1, sequent results
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    EDISON'S KINETOSCOPE
    349 2 1 WONI>ERKIL MAI HIM:. Dl. HaHi.EV, the entertainer, ventrilo(|iiist, illusionisl, and electrician. w|,,, is now on a tour round ihe World, In,, brought the novelty of which the readlag and scientific public have Iwanl and read so much, Ml., the novelty thai Edison failed to tinisli in time
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    THE GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
    766 2 VICTOHY of VAltliov Tiik tie for the Open Golf Championship was decided at iluirfield, the pen of the HonodnbU Company ofEdinburgh Golfers, on the l:itl> ult when Harry Vardon, oftfearborough, t -i t ♦■< l liis supremacy in the golfing world bj defeating Taylor, of Winchester, who
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      967 2 NOTICES. liik "STRAITS TIMES" hah the i.al'.i.kst CIRCULATION a* any vK.HsiAitit 1 Asia, British India cxi KiTKii. It ciki ii.ates in Singapore AM) I'ENANU, TIIROr«HOVT ALL THK j i'k"li>tki> statks ok the mai.av I'kmnsi la, in Siam, Bokneo, the Nkthkki.andh Indies, tiik Hhilipimsks, and Fke.mh Indo-China. No other Eastern newspaper
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      894 2 LATEST ADMIRTISEMENTS. TOWN HALL. WILLAKP OPBeU COMPANY. (BETI-KS VISIT CM kOITE TO JAY FOE TWO MGHTS OXI.Y Qratul iif letting Performance. BATVBDAY 1-tu. -MADAME A.NUOT." I'l.in ai Kli.lv A Walsh. Prieeei S3, »2, and »l. KDISON'S LATEST WONDEU. KIXETOSCOPE,'" REI'KODtCES scenes as the PhonoI urii|.li docs sound. On View 10-day
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      76 2 VKSBELS ADVERTISED TO SAIL. For Honi{kon(i!, A. Apcar, duo 13tli July, garkiea M,,-,-. reManu mil l Calcutta, C. Apcar, due Utli July. Sin-kii's HoseHnaaag an.l Calcutta, J'umluii, on l.'iih July, Housteml Co. Antwerp vi« ports. A". Mam, due- iHlli July, l'atereon Suiiouh Co. lloiiukoii.'. Mtaiiiio, due ltMli July, Helm Meyer
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      92 2 M. 8. 8. intended for th* DMk Timei ihoold hr written on one ride of the paper only. Rt tho netrlect of that condition, many MS 8. ire rejeoW Uut luiclit otli..r«-i... he pni.liili.-l All ft'lrprtl'inir contract* iin- aulMix-t 1., li,.- oon lltion that the JUnmrir Buy leare the ixlrcrtiwnioiit
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      80 2 WEATHER REPORT. IZandang Kerbau Hotpital, \&th July, 18SC. h 11 in p. 1 11 p.m. Remarks. Bar. 2H.897 2MM2 i«.B7u Temp. ..,85.0 87.0 78.0 •< VV.U'lbTlier 80.0 TU 70.0 >.- Dir.ofWind S.W. SW. Calm P Max. Temp. 87.9 Mm raj h Max. in Sun 14ii.'> Terr. rad. 70.0 Rainfall Nil.
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    THE GERMAN LIBEL ACTION.
    412 3 nixiMKN 1 mis ArmHOOH. Tins afteiniMiii Chief .liisticc. Sir Lionel Cox. gave judgment in the action ight hj Krnc-i Alfred Hilcket ,n-t Kb. rliardt Meld to <■ KW foi an allep.,| lil.el. c iral rollillHled o|| Tlllll— I l.i-t b.iving im 1 -iipii d a eun-iderabh'
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    WARFARE IN SARAWAK
    67 3 liil torn Qamtk of the Ist inst. 111 l lIUnCH the cullipletc -ueress ul a Ihnk force, sent by the Rajafa of that state up the Itejaii" River, to punish the Kayan tribe fwi tn"aeh«*rom nun I then in September but. The llyakr burned lhirte*n villages and
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    JUDICIAL MATTERS IN PERAK
    160 3 Mk »r. Kirn 11. in ibe r. rak Report Ii l«8i, :lii- comments upon the npl>ointmenti Legal Advise* and .1 ii ial 1 'iiniiuiMionei to Federal, d 1 ill.- Senior Magistrate, lln i:.-i,i, Hi bat been obHged to consider in, make en.pn.ii- respecting numeroua ji-i '„ii-
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    SARAEAK COAL.
    352 3 JIM IMI I'Kusl'Ki Is. llll.N/..' <„, .11, rj\er pill'ticlllarS mining in that State which show !ii I tin tput Iroin the mine al faking ha- reached two thousand tons til The ynld admits of ready lioull the demand from ii- i|on grow. A new scam, showing :l bardest
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    PENANG IN 1895.
    1372 3 IMKEASIM. KKVKMK. ssjobbmbm tuaiik. Tn Penang Administration Report, for tSM, I- tamed by Ur. A. If. Skinner I as Ri'sident Co im illor. It sets the l*l kN IBM at »l,lh,')ll, an increase of »10,60S upon the figures for 1*94, mainly under the head of excise licenses.
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    PERAK NEWS.
    212 3 It is stated Mr. H. C. Bellield. B. i.., he Senior Magistrate. I'erak, becottflt I lommltsioaor of Lands under the eonfuderation schome, Mr. K Ci. Watson, the Protector ofChinesc,siiccocdiiigliiiii. A ci-rtifiealed nurse, on $I,L'OO per mnuin, is to he added to the medical tuff, next year, and the
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    CRICKET.
    184 3 CRICK ET. Tilt LAW ft MKIK'HAVr.". PLATO on Saturday afternoon, the Merchants having a team of twelve. The gaiiic resulted in a draw, the Her* chants, at a close of play, having compiled 74 for 5. Scores: THE LAW. r. at Kiiiott <• J. tj. JMaotaggsft b Dsaays is A.
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    WORDS BY WOMEN WHEELERS.
    555 3 asKsriusn es <ycuko. Ok the multitude of ladies who are j now cycling, there are only a few who i have acquired a really graceful style of riding. Whether it is because the greater proportion of lady cyclists arc still in their novitiate, or that the
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    HOME CRICKET SEASON.
    1316 3 YOBKSHIKi: t'. Al hTRALIAKS. Play on Monday, bitli ult., at l.eed-, went much in favour of tin- Oolotiinls. who. iit't.'i- completing an iniiinfp> of 144, got rid of seven of tiieir opponents for UK. On Tuesday the inning', closed for lON. The Australians had lost one wicket
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    SUCCESSFUL STRATIS STUDENTS
    59 3 Til Madras Jftsfl stale- that, at the Primary Examination for the Apothecary grade, held at the Madia- M.di. ,il (..nee last month, the three students: Smith, Kcun. an<l Lseeatr, sent by the Straits Qovemmaul for and on acoouni of the Naive States, loosedod in pa-s--ing one in
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    THE WRECK OF THE "CELESTIAL."
    1221 3 I AUOI'T I IIINKSK »ll IIIJWN tK». TO THK 1. 1,11,, K OK THE "STRAIT* il.Mi.s.' Snt,- On the :»rd of June, there appeared in the SUffimf Telegraph an article commenting on the wreck of i he steamer Celestial. Tliat article wax almost identical with
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      799 3 admission may bt a/counted for by the worry in Court which Mr Hup Seng had to go through, par* haps, for the first time in his lit.' r > 1 tliut 100 without tin- aMiatanoc of lnU'jial adviser. It is, therefore, certainly unfair that tho nganM exptwaiM i of a
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      866 3 FOB .laALt KMl'lA V M l-ST* [law time, ]g seats Baai asttaatilM UmmlOosatsai ,m, ,o In, eeats s line; 7th tolsth thaes leesrtss Ime: *Aerwvds,9 oenU 1,,,,. but do charMlsss than one dollar. Thasalarai il.hertl-emenl, j h tnJ can be inserted Btimea for 9lM;s »ck tor •IJO a fortnight for
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      ANJER.
      170 4 PASSED SL'XDA STRAITS OR ARKIVED FOR ORDKKS. Flag i Date. axd Ship's Naml. OiWHHWHH Kiu. tune 30 Brit. s.s. Magdaln 30Ned. s.s. Borneo V. der Putt>:n luly 1 Xed. s.s. Merapi Mink 1 Swd. bq. Harnionio Kundbcrg INor. Kli.(ifinianic Sundc 1 Nor. g.s. Urd Hansen lGer. sh. Roland KoM>e
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      ARRIVALS.
      272 4 h Vessel's Name. Tons Captain Fbom Sailed Consiunkes ?LJ- ]"l iKougsee Brit. str. t>9B Olsen Macassar July 8,***** Uuan Clian 11 Will the Wisp str. 169 Sieol Poutianak July 9S. S'ship Coy. Ltd. 11 Allmiii str. tt49 Ritchie Calcutta June 20 Borneo Toy. Ltd. 11 iGeneraal Pel Dutstr. kk«
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      SHIPPING IN PORT
      186 4 D nder this beading the following abbreviations are used -str.— ntcaiiier; »h.— ship bq.— barque Brit.— British U. 8. United Stated Fr.— French Oer.— German l>ut.— Dutch Joh.— Johore 4c., G.c. t General cargo cl.p. deck passengers I. Uncertain T. P. W.-Tanjong l'agar Wharf T. Y. D.—
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      TRADING VESSELS.
      1592 4 Arrivals Since Noos of Sattruay. Aijili. Xor. str. 2,129 tone, Captain Hatte l«rg.' llth July. From Otaru, 22nd June. Coal. P. A C). Coy. U.-P. 40. Auihenl, Brit." str. 108 tons, Capt. Shimmen, 12th July. From Klang, 10th July. G c anil 110<l.)>. Wee Bin and Co. For
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      VESSELS EXPECTED
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