The Straits Times, 4 September 1896

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    12 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORIi FRIDAY, SEFTEMBEE 4, 189(5. NO. 19,017.
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      693 1 \M)Ri:\V USHER'S CELEBRATED WHISK IKS. i aboratoty, naiaawa' H..M. K.lin afb, -'n. I N..w-milm.|. IWI „|e ;i arefiil chemical analyei md Co.'i <>i.l W liinkv (a blend ..I •:.i \Vlii«kiea) Munpled k in raadf houat and tind cxi ollenl uuality being matured ana frw tnm I I- It is a
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      762 1 BUCHANAN WHISKY., j 1..^ '■> J IS THE BEST. KAT/I!RO& t^ga naßwKlii^T^Bffl&lHaS U|I) BY ALL LICENSED SPIRIT DEAI.KHS. IHou^re a* PkRLIAMSNTJ SA.MK M 81'1'PUED TO THK lIOUBEB OF 1.0K1.S AND CoMMONB AND TO ALL GOOD LONDON CLUBS. STKAMSHIP COMPANIES. I \E Kii.MNKLLIKE PAKRVAAK MA M SCIIAI'I'I.I. Cinler eiinti'Het with the
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      480 1 The fast and well-known steamers of this line will leave Singapore on or about the undermentioned dates: Outwards. Homewards. to arrive Singapore to arrive Sint;a|)ore For China. For BQbOFB. IKMi. 18iK>. liantm Auk-- 1 rVsasaM JulyW I'rinz Hiinriili Sep. 17 glllltSSll ABg.M Prmm* <»et. I") liai.iim Sep. SO Saektem N..».
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      963 1 NEW! NEW! KA T Z BIfOT H K B S ARE THE FIRST TO IM I'OKT THE HORSELESS CARRIAGES. Tiny uif the Solo Agents for the PATEST BENZ ft 00., M""»lieii,,. Tlie eiirriiiges are wurkeil liv pacent oil Motors, the latter liuinjj i|iiite silent in their working and not giving
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      553 1 NOTICES. (HO MEDAIK PARIS. IKTS: \m\ JOSEPH GILLOTPS PENS <ll Highest Quality, ami. haviiiK the (jreatest Durability, are. therefore, the CHEAPEST. nOVOKOHfI AXU BHAROHAI HANKIX(4 COUI'OKATION. I'AIIMT CAI'ITAI 10,(Il0,t "JO. RESERVE KIND tl,(«W,«OO. RESERVE LIABILITY OF > flooofMlOO HROI'KIETORS 110,000,1)00. (.'Ol XT OK DIKKCTOKK: A. IfoOOKACHIB, EBU.-CIIAIHMAN. S.C. MICHAKLSEN, Esq.—
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      868 1 DEWAR'S CELEBRATED WHISKY. Tiik I.axi-kt This is a ijoo<l. „,,,,i wboleaonw spirit." Tin. sri.TsMvs. Binfnlariy ineiinw thorougnlv mamrad, ami oflHs meal ilelicntr- flavour." THEMIIKXIX(..\I.VKkTIsKK. "Till .rollflh I V matured. Irafrani lo Iht aoaa, and deli' eiesM in the palate.* Thk Fkickman J.»i ksh,, I, aßMttaal inqoalHv .iml vei-v iileasant to
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    COMERCIAL.
    500 2 iJkTrST MARKET UI'dTATIO.NS. SISI.AI'OKK. 4TH SEITEMBER, 189ti. PRODUCE Uambier ii..V» <io Cube No 1 11.10. do do No 2, 9.00. Copra Bali, .">.«•'.. do Pontiannk, MB. IVpiK-r, Black 1O.:W. Sago Flour Sarawak MS, do No. 2 2.17 J. Hcarl Sago 5.30. Coffee, Bnli, 88.00. I Coffee Halembang,.: BMB, Coffee,
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    121 2 rvr rrr «r. I inn. To-Mobbow. IIi a Palembang' Carolina, 10 h.ui. Djainbie Kian Ann, 11 a.m. HaaJIa I. ilf Mimlamio Noon. Bam 1'ahai .4 in./ yl «,i, Noon. Sarawak I'unrarrfo 1 p.m. I'riiiiiiK A ('olouilm hn i" p.m. IVnaiiK IIVm/i/'. i> p.m. Malacca A Klung S'tpphu, .1
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    100 2 FBOH Kikoik: Hy Ihe ]'.*<). v. I; kin. ilue on I .".111 instant with dates to the Hat Auguat sin- brings rspHea to the mail which left fflngapnrn on taa i-'n<l My, From China:-l!y the M. M. I.S. Varm due on Tuesday. eft Singapore- DiKMn I.onclon Arrival
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    127 2 AHKIVM.-. re* M. at OWataasia from Marseilles: Mr. sad Mrs. I'inanl and Mr. Kilillicrto. Kroinr.il.iiiiho: Messr-. Harrington, K. 0. AldwOrth, an.l Van de Heidc. Per S. OmroUna fruin Muntok:—Mr. Y. Zeclt. swMBTCaaV. lVr MJC.L*. Ollllfllllflll for Hongkong— Mr. and Mrs, P. Anderson. Per M. M. s. s, Yurra
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    STRAITS TIMES FRIDAY, 4TH SEPT., 1896. REUTERS TELEGRAMS.
    82 2 STRAITS TIMES FRIDAY, 4 TH SEPT., 1896. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. Rrabumsd: 1881. PIIC M CKMTB. [Sui.tc-.jjt;,,,, ami aiauwfc'w'iifl natif I may Ik fun,,, 1 tkefimHk pafS.] THE I S. IMIKSIDKNTY. ACTION OK GOLD DUOGBA.IB. AXOTHKH rUKSIIIKNTIAI. IANDIDATK. Lniuhii. Ifth Sepleinli-r. The National Convention of Gold Democrats has nirt at indianapolU. The
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    COUNT SHOUVALOFF.
    61 2 Count ShoiivaloiV. the (iovernor of Poland, haabtn seized with a piindvtie stroke, and now lies in a critical eolidifCouin Bfaeoralol ««> tm ly Banian Aiiili.-i.--m.loi' in Limriuii. (TpoO M. ile Sticil ■HfCWWilllM bin In that DOW, h» WM transferred to the Berlin Aniimssadorsliip. On (ieneriiKiourko resigning the OoTWßOWhlp
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    A TRIANGULAR DUEL
    280 2 TliKKKarenowthreeeandidatesforthe United Static Presidency. Yesterday, tliu National Convention of OoU Democrats, ineetin^at Indianapolis.decidedto uphold Hold and oppose the free coinage of silver. Their •hiunpion for this platform is to hedeneral Palmer, of Illinois. Al mallei- -land at present, therefore, tin iv are three candidates in the field.
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    133 2 I-'iiom a i-i'i-ciit i»*m- of the '/'imo Irani thai .x-Sultan Abdullah of IViak lias, through tlio good otliics of Mr. Hriinikrr Id-aton. Im'im planted an addition of a hundred dollar* a month to lii^ panaion, owing ti> tl umber of dependants be i> ohVgad to rapport, j Hi- hat further
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    213 2 To-say'i mail i.ri nj;~ d> mii reporta ofthedinnert given ti> Li Hung-Chang by the China Aeanriation. and by the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank. Bii Cecil Smith, in propoauig the h.-alth «.f tli«- Viceroy at the Cornter banquet, made i happy little ipoooh What Qmnt HiiiMin wanU in China, he pointed
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    24 2 The Armonionn who hail safe con. ln. I from -*ir Edß.ir Vincnt ((lov.-rtior of thi'Dltonmn Hank) were conveyed on Uiar.l his yacht, the liiiiiuif
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    32 2 So long ago us August J'trd. I lie iovcrnor of Manila lakgiapha*. to the Spanish Government th.it he MM quite nlile to bob* with any disorder without ■akkej KBJ ai<l from honie.
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    12 2 To-day 1 M. M- mail i- ju-t twenty day* out from London
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    16 2 IiKiwKKN noon ycslerdav and noun to-day, one case of cholera WM repotted and sent to hospital.
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    16 2 M. I'lNMtii. the Kivii.h Consul foi Singapore, and Madame I'iminl, arrived to-day from Marseilles by mail.
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    27 2 TllK half-yearly ordinary SjßMnl HKM'ting of the sliareliol.ler- the Tanjong l'agar Dock Coy.. Ltd. will be held at thcConipany's olliee at noon, on Saturday, the 12th instant.
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    38 2 O.N OBI back pap will lie Inline! -hip pinfB*WI, comprising annals, dcpartnrcs. rawak in port, and well axpected. The hist TrmwH li-( is .1 ili.-.l by most of tin- ship ignta, and will i>r found of much BM.
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    DEBATE.
    25 2 Tin: Chinese Chri-tiaM Asaooiation will hold debate at the Primep Btreet Church. at 8, this eveniiiL'. on the motion that "Novel reading is pernicious."
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    MR. ANTHONISZ.
    38 2 Mk. Anthomsz, as assistant agent Indian Immigration Department, goes noxt waak to Johoro and Malacca on husinoss in coniio.tion with thn depart* ment. Mr. EgPrton with probably conduct the magisterial duties during Mr Anthonisz's absonco. Corr.
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    THE GOVERNOR.
    50 2 His Kxcellency ;inil Lad; Mitchell, aeeonipanicil hy their suite, left in tin 1 Sen lleltr to-day for Paining, where a short stay will ho mi.de. Tlm Governor wont on hoard oarly, hut waited for the dolivorv of tho mail, after which the tSi.it Hellf procei'dod on her voyage.
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    A HEAVY LOS
    54 2 Last evening, a gentleman lost, while walking between the HStaldeM Paii and the Shipping Office, the sum of three hundred and seventy dollars in notes. Then- wore six fifty dollar notes, one twenty, and ten of live dollars e.ich The loss is announced, and a reward oflend
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    BOAT THEFTS.
    58 2 The Marine Police madoi|iiite ;i number Ofamata, on Wednesilav. bt thetl--011 r-nrgn boats in the luirhonr. and from sampans in the river. Ki.e appears to nave been the principal article stolen. in <|iiaiititics. of the value of a dollar or so in eaoh ease. Some eight Chinese were
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    THE 'VAN GOENS."
    67 2 Tin: steamer Pisa flown thai, by telegraphic advices, was recently reported ashore on the coast of Sumatra, arrived yesterday, and will l',, into dock to-day. It appear-, that on the llith nit., she r;in on a sandhank ami damaged a lew of her plate*. l>ut after a
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    AERATED WATERS.
    66 2 Bom attention should be given, tayi a correspondent, t.. the eoneoeuona that are manufactured by Chineae, and sold BJ aerated water- in the streets, at one ortwo cents a dottle. These compounds, it is thought, are. in a great measure, ie.xponsil.le for gnat deal of the sickness that
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    JEWELLERY FOR HIRE.
    76 2 8l ai.;i Malay woman, was eonimilled for trial, yaaterday, for criminal breach of tru>t, in respeit of a quantity ..I jewellery, valueil al S|..'>ihi. The |lrisoaor, it seems, had hired the jeweli from several persona, for the purpose of lending them out, promising to pay tia a
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    IMPERIAL DEFENCE.
    83 2 Tin. M-henie c.f Inip.iiiil .1.-i.-ii, u|ion which Mr. Chamberlain baa been engaged for some time will (sayi the \,n „,,,i a,-.,,ii Gfaestts) shortly be sent out to the Colonies. It will be accompanied by a requeal to the Colonie* to furnish any WHWBrimts they may think it necessary
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    EXTORTION FROM PASSENGERS.
    106 2 A systu of extortion from Chineae paesengers, on board several Bteamen bound to China, hat become verj .-..■<>_ nion of late. When the pnaaengen take ii]. their quarter! in the 'tween decks and lay down their sleeping mats, a sum of money is demanded from them, by
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    COMMERCIAL MISSIONS TO CHINA.
    193 2 Tub arrangements for the departure cii the mission organiaed by the Blackbun t'liiiinli.T ut Commerce far the development of the Lancaahire cotton trade in China are oomplete. The leader of the expedition, Mr. Bourne, of her Majesty's Consular Service in China together with Mr. Neville ami
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    JOHN EVERETT MILLAIS.
    278 2 N..w let no paasing-ball betolietl Wall now no dirge of gloom No around purple pull nnfoM The ti ippings of the tomb! Dead t Mo; tha Artist doth not Hi, KndiiringiiH the air, the -k\ 11.- 1.-t- Hi. rtal v. si roll i,, ln.litfcr.-nt to their doom
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    TWO CARRIAGE ACCIDENTS
    146 2 YK.-mni.w alien i. g dent occurred in l!i\.-i V'alle) I, 1 A liiirlm named Tek l.im Lo, wa»ilrivii along the road and, in passing a hum thai was lad by syce, Ihe niuiuab collided, with the c..11-e,|11.|,,e |||.1| 111. hor-e in the shall- look frigid brought tin-
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    MR. MEREWETHER AND THE. MAGISTRATE
    137 2 MR. MEREWETHER AND THE MAGISTRATE. Ar tin- coiiiiiien. cinciit of the lieanup of n charge againal the late chiel clerk at the gaol, veaterday aftern ,tliepri soner asked that the witnesset in the ci-c should remain outside tbi Court till aalled upon. Hi- i 1 1 1. tmu granted. At
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    MALAYA VENTURES.
    251 2 Tin-: Klang Planting and I dicate (Limited) has been rej Timbrel! and Deighton, Loud. capital of £8,000 in el shorei Tbi object is to enter into aii ngrocniciil with .1. I!. Rodgers. and to carry on t.ii-inc-- a- tea, coffee, coco and pepper planters and grower* n tin
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    SEIZURE OF A DUTCH VESSEL.
    234 2 DBSPATI M from I'.-inii announces that the Dutch -l..nn" Uoalwyk, with a full cargo, -..n-i-ii»--.•i .i targi quantit) ul i i»"l munition, ostensibly di tad bai been lurpriued an I tured, while out of her Italian cruiaer Etna, eleven the African coast. Tlie handed li.c
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      592 2 NOTICES. noheT;s explosives company.ld. Manuinctun-r- „1 WVXA.MITK GELIGNITE GELATINE DYNAMITE BLASTING GELATINE DETONATORS KXroiiTKIIS 0T k A l.i. tiMw pi SAFKTY FUZE KLECTUK' iiI.ASTINd APPARATUS. The mm.vk EzTManma, sataa ut iisi'Hin aan i\ Qnut BnrHiit.iaa *mm M rtn nn: in, .n sTAMuan oi pdbitt ASIISAI-KTV Tt.-I- IMIo-1.1. lIV TIIK IIIUTISII
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      987 2 Al TION SALES. Al Tlo.N S\l.i \i New HarlM.ui |).N-k. FKItUT, nn MCrTEMWt, AT II A. M. <vN I-. lit.- boat, one -hip- lie, ana dingy t belonging to the /.W.A Urwkr. I ..in in.n boats belonging to the POWELL a Co. Su.iion BALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE A.. lIIK I'KoI'K.KTY
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      818 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. WANTKI) I'i'K tin- Piinjoin Mining Coy., iv-ii 1 AN ombl CUntl viih aoed knowtedaa »f book-keeataf aad aeeaaMta. Baata nnti retroired. Apply by letter only to «/9 sV.MKA.ro. LOST lAsT cveiniL while wiilkiiiK from tinj Motel de 1., Pall to tin- stfp- near the ibipping oflice, I In,,'
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      6 2 POB QBHEBAL NUFMBti NEWS, SKK I'AUK
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      94 2 M. 8. 8. int'-ii.^-l f ,r ill- Hlmitt Time* nhonlel hiwritten on onu aids of tin- psp*r onlj. Bjr thi> ni-irl.'i-t of that condition, m.uiy M S. S. an- ruji-i-tol thnt miKht ..I li.twi-.. bo |„,1.1,-1,,-.l All rti-iir,' ,-.i!itm.-l* nrp -ul to thi- c.n'liti.m that tli.- Mn:,.j,» may 1.-:iw tl,.-
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      82 2 WKATJIKR REPORT. KSaaxianj Kirbuu }lntj,itiU, ;w,i Stpt. i«»tf. 9 a.m. 3 p.m. 9 p.m. Bemarkh. Uar. ifl.9l.i l'y.HJii J9.«M5 Temp. H5.1 na.O Si.O --S W.BlbTher 7S.C 7£.6 78.0 |J Dir.ofWind X.E. B8B.I&K. Max. Temp. fX.tl Mm 74.1) Bi Max. in Sun 149.9 Terr. rad. 7-l.ti |>, infa i Nil. S^
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    CYLISTS AND GOLFERS
    123 3 . num ...i.mtlienai ■Nurl, iii, Ms Who wanU a cycling .ii.l who, if there Ml "in roads v. tli t.u 1.i11.'l SUP hi, h more pleasant dead leveL i.,-..p going round and k would certainlj be of ionnl meeting; but, W«tre i „,1 breaking in Siniw with the
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    ,r,,i:i ISO N"i KB
    209 3 SPORTING NOTES. dried up considerably the tlii.I j I Caldw wm I hii horse ii the next to appear, ridden i.y Piei bin up, ami He..- in the saddle. lj work. ThenoanM i I hit bone It well now. rw wai i twice -l.>«ly. boy I i Jdi i di
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    THE P AND O. AND THE LONIMOX DOCK COMPANIES.
    315 3 THE P AND O. AND THE LONDON DOCK COMPANIES. "i laud liaving a rivrr i struct a complete ftliarrw and warehouwwol the i, i\|..-. the wharves being i r uinmodation of the tlu arrangement* :i. stori for dealing mfvst ol colonial proi.hi by the P.andO. ibips i Tbelineofpolicythathai id upon
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    TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.
    893 3 (/>..,„ //,<• Timm „f (■■■,,h,,,.) l.nmlnn. IMh .1 Ki;w»/. Yorkshire is liampioll enmity till* Hea- .11 in <-ri<ki-l iiikl Kanjit-injhi take! the 1.-ad ill batting average*. case .>f .iiniiTa ani.)iin tiii- Indian <'nni|i follower! ha- uir.-.l .it Miakim. Contracts tar msaM** to the Indian t r. it Siiukim
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    THE PRISON CLERK.
    207 3 Mak. i in -ii.va. Ute chief dark at the Criminal Prison, was charged on yesterday afternoon, with .rimiual broach of ini-i, a- a public gervant, in respect of WWW, belonging to the Government, duijngtue month „i i: l last, and also in reaped of 118 i during
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    NETHERLANDS INDIA
    1349 3 flWmfatal frmn rarioun Seirspaperi.) HUMMM. Tin: Hiildiin Sicnti*lil<ul gives detailof the pearl-fisheries in Northern (Jueeiislaiid. where many Javanese are encaged in diving under engagement with Australian firms. Thine Java- ]>.- work under the disadvantage* thai they have no guarantee of a nl urn >.i -~.iu' to Java, should
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    FRENCH INDO-CHINA.
    315 3 F RENCH INDO-CHINA. SIAMI>K riIDVIHATIDN. The Courrirr <riltiiplt<in<j niihiiahw advices ealliiif£ iitterition to the Sianiese (iovcrnnipiit lircakinc tho tonvi'iition entered into with Fra&M in by anestin)! and ill-trmlin.' people under French protection. It i? a—rrted that, under that instrument. Cambodians. Aniiiunites. and Laotians have been brought under the protectorate of
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    DONT OVERIDO IT.
    632 3 At this mmob of tin- year, I generally have, a word to say to holiday-making woman, ami nsporieliT lo women who lead comparatively sedentary lives, as a ml.-, hut who .uv [nelined to behave at if they were trained athhrtm during the inonthsofAugust and September. Nature doei
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    S.S. C. TENNIS
    541 3 S. S. C. TENNIS V KST EX DA Y'S K ESU F/TS It UN SINGLES. Holl.mav xrr. v. Jenkins »rr. (post |x i.i H. A. K. Thomson *cr. brat (MhW H'C. 9. Hardcastle OVUM brat Orman roc. 1. SINGLES. K. .1. Xanpon Mr. Severn rec. I. J. T. Me Doutf.ill
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    THE STANDARD TIMK BALLS
    40 3 These Balls should fall at Foil Canning and Pulo Brani daily to indicate 1 p.m. Baagapofa mean time, corresponding with ti Jus. 4m. .'{.'is. mean time at Greenwich. To-day Fort Canning: Fell correctly. Pulo Brani: do.
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      29 3 "PSYCHO (CYCLES. Starlky Bkos.' Nbwsst SiiArts. PNEUMATIC AND CUSHION TYUKD. A stock always on hand suitable I LADIBI AND UENTI.KMI UILKV, HAIORKAv'BB k t°., la, aurraay uu»". in. i
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      349 3 NOTICES. ]>/ \U\ \<i iV iV i7I 'Q ANNUAL CASH l/lilliAl|ftlll ,Pi OALjIS. DKAI hill AiM> OUTFITTING GOOD& w,,.,.,ommks,k,,nThk IST SEPTEMBER, WHKN THK (iKKATKK POKTIOX OK THKIK WKI.I. ASSDKTKD BTOCK WM... BE UKKKKK,, AT A CONBIDEKAIJLK DrnrnTTAV rv nnTrna KhDLCIIO> Ix\ PKICL I GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTING iih-ma wi-miwwi-UJjrAllllllJljJil, 1 White lon^eloth
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      570 3 POR SALE; EMPLOYMENTS; T< lI,ET A NI) I' I]i[S< )N AI Th( ndvert,-,,, m will be found dn (title page.) THK I. MOT \M) NKWKST PHONOGRAPH d:i'i-'i\ MffnwT.) BMMBBBOira TIKKIX ROOMS, aad at algM at the ADKll'lll IKHKI. I'<tri!SKI,K(TIoNS:SI. naTTATI KXIIIIiITIoN IBJUTCBS, aaj THE TANJOIfOPAQAK DOCK COY I.IMITKIV rwm* I
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      294 3 1 1 iizlt Water. T38 i>»>. Band. bpbuiade. •">. S. C. C. Tenon Tournament Singapore Ctub Half Yearly Meeting. Debate at Priaaep Street Chapel. B. Satikday, Bra Batman. High Water, i). 11 a.m. BJO DJB. Pledges Auction at Teck C'.iyes. 10. Furniture Auction* Sepoy Lines. Powell. 1.M0. S. C. C.
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  • SHIPPING.
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      210 4 Tiidcr this hearting the following nl.bri-vm-tion»arc used :—»tr.— steamer M. ship )ki -l>nri|U« Brit.— British I. S. United State- Fr. French ;<Ser. (lernmn Dut. Dutch .loh. -Johore Ac, O.c.,— General cargo d.p. -deck pa»-i'ngers I". I'ncertain ;T. f. W.- Tanjong Pagar Wharf 1. D -Tnniong Pagar Dock
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      TRADING VESSELS.
      1256 4 a KKiv.w Since Noon ok Tmmht, Attni Si'fcw, Sar. l)g. 8« tons, Nncodnh. 3rd Sept. Kroni Milkah. 24th Aug. <J. 6. L-Rds. ChIMUS ChtW. Brit. str. 1,213 ton*. Capt Webb, M Sent. From KIIM Ist Sept. G.c, 40 d.p. Khoo Aik Souk. For Hongkong, 4th-Rde. Carolina, Dut. str.
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      452 4 &MM, port. pnUkk (fata amvil, «„,< ttfttnf w tttffntx. Allow, Saigon, -11..1 il> M. if. Aglaia, Hongkong, Sept. 18; Rauten er| Vustralind, Freroantle, Sept. H R»u<t«a<l Bawean,BandJermaMin,Bepl tt.-Dn.-mltl Bayern, HTcong, s.-pt ju Behn Meyer. Benlarig, ll'k..n>!. Sept. 15; P. Bimomt. Bioagno, Bombay, due Bept. 19; II Mfjrc-i Cadil
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      ARRIVALS.
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