The Straits Times, 15 February 1898

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    13 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1898. NO. 19,4 V).
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      820 1 FHHOtWO COMPANY. LIMITH) n *SlT Msr,n» lni«nuici« Company. 'ZH M.tu^l Stoam NaTigat.oo Cwnpanj. sIKAMSHII'CdMI'AMES. I' OmCE, COU.TEB QOAT Pr- Wiueves, New Hisioi'r. <IKAM NAVIGATION OIMPANY. maa ro« Chiha. Japak, HUM 1,1-U. At'STRAUA. AI.E». EOYPT, nuaLOnaurta, m.ita, BBMDW. Vem.'E. Pl.vHi.rTH. 1 hroiMh ßill«<"f Idling tM«Md lor IWrian i^UVMiliuuiSanFrancucotiaHongkong MAIL LINK. „,-TWAED.
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      898 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. I yE KONINKI.IJKE PAKETVAAKT MAATBCHAPPIJ In contract with the Netherlands India Government. Agent, at Sm,jaj,orr hniT A.. is. v. late J. DAEitntu A Co., 2-3, COLLTEE QniT. Steamer Kr.-ni Ex| < .led ill be Despatched for On ittCarpentin. Batavia. Feb. 1:1. llatavia. Ch. rilon, Samarang, A Sourabaya. Feb.
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      246 1 CCMIAUNIK DES MESSAUEHIKS MAKITIMES DB FRANCE. Mill las Us Addreu: Liconte. Singapore. Ihe mail steamers will leave Singapore on or at-out the undermentioned dates. lH'Twimi. HOMCWAEI'. IKBB. 18M. Dates l)au-s. .IM'-.,,,,, Feh. 11)1 Yarra Feb. 18 ■Vibsbl Mar. I Sydney Mar. 4 Salaxit Mar. 1» I Natal Mar. 18 I
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      678 1 INSURANCES. THE LONDON AND LANCASHIRE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital *2,127,K10 Paid up Capital 212,7(10 Reserve Fund 1i71i,3.Vj The undersigned, Agents for the Company, are prepared to accept fire risks at BOUSTEAD 4 Co. rilllK CHINA TKAIIKR- INSURANCE 1 COMPANY, LIMITED. Capital Snbscribsd JS.iMi.on.. Amount Psid up 000,000. Reserve Fund l/iomu.
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      333 1 INSURANCES. rpHE qUEEN INSURANCE COMPANY ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY. Home Offices: Qt'EKX iNSCtuKCE B|'IU>IXOB. I.ivrxl 'inn The undersigned, Agents for the above Company, are prepared to tako risks at HOOOLANDT 00. THE BTRAITB INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. e*tabushed 1883. Hud Office, Hinoii-oee. Capital Fully Subscribed 13,000.1100 Capital Paid-up HOO.OOO Reserve Funds 1«3,'X0
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      606 1 BANKS. I I (i.Ni.K.iM. AND SHANOHAI IT. BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-VP CAPITAL 110.000,000. KKSKRVE FUND ;,000.000. RKSERVE LIABILITY OF) .mnrmnrm PROPRI ETOKS 110,000,000. COHET OP DIBECTOU: St. C. MICIIAKI.SEN. Esg-Caitamx. Hon. J. J. 11m1.ti.,, Hirni faiIEMIH C. Bbib«i»n. K«|. I A. J K>t«o»d. Esq. U. D. Ik.SIM.I, Ksn. K. I. 111,
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      303 1 NOTICES. CEYLON LACK MKKCHANT pv U. PADRIS HAMY. 4/3 Singapore. J. MOTION CO. WATCHMAKKUS. JEWKLLKHS. OPTICIANS. REPAIRS PROMPTLY EXKCUTED. CEMENTIGHT! CEMENTIGHT!! CEMENTIGHT!! A NEW NON-CONDUCTING AND WATEKPKOOF PAINT. ORDIXAKY CKMKNTKiHT. Ctuaranteoil tv reduce the teni|i«rature on galvonued iron roofing from 9 to l.'l Fahrenheit It i.in he ;i K .mt.
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      852 1 CHAMBERLAINS PAIN 3ALM. This is a Oensui. I. iMxi.it Torn Tat Kor sale t.y all dealers. THE DISPENSARY. Nmyiinmr, titnrral Agent. FOR SALK KMPLiOYMENTSTO LET- ANOPEUSOXAUS [In iime, 16 cenu a line; 2nd ud 3m times, 10 cenu a line 4th to 6th times 5 cents a liae 7th to
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    STRAITS TIMES TUESDAY, 15TH FEBRUARY, 1898. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
    120 2 STRAITS TIMES TUESDAY, 15TH FEBRUARY, 1898. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. Established: 1831. PRICE 15 CENTS. (Subscription rait* and adirrliting rain •■iv liefomvi <m the fourth page.] THE STOLKX LETTKR. ALLEGED SPANISH DUPLICITY. TIIK IMTKI) STATRS AND SPAIN. ljomlott, \ath Fehnuinj. The letter from Scfior Dolome, the ■pMiiish ambassador at Washington, vhich had
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    RUSSIAN TROOPS.
    16 2 The Russian cruiser 7'./.n'',.rTha- left Klessa for Vladivostock with one thousand troops on board.
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    OBITUARY.
    12 2 Count Kalnoky, formerly the AustroIlungarian Minister for Foreign Affairs, has died.
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    SPAIN AND AMERICA.
    288 2 The dilliculty between Spain and America, arising from the indiscretion of the Spanish Minister, continues to increase. Of Bate Delouie's letter, it is difficult to speak fully from the brief telegraphic communication furnished; but obviously it was exceedingly indiscreet for him to have written any such letter
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    24 2 Lkttkhs about thetouchang question continue to come from the Malay States, from Bangkok, and from various other outports. But the discussion is now closed.
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    40 2 Among our mail news, we publish a part of a speech in which Sir Michael Hicks-Beach reinforces Mr. Balfour's argument.- touching Britain's resolve to insist on free trade with China. Sir .Michaels speech attracted much notice at home and abroad.
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    40 2 Thk monthly report from the Haub mines is of a very encouraging character. The manager thinks he has rediscovered an old lode that had ceased to be worked long ago. He anticipates thai thenext clean-up will heaninipruvcP'vlit M the last.
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    12 2 Thekk will bt a Tanglin Club dance on Friday of this week.
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    14 2 I'coi.rt k, exchange, and share prices, and the mail list, are on page 4.
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    11 2 Ml TfH frmsßTal Jones-Vaiighan wag going to t'hanghie, not to Shanghai
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    15 2 Usual. Joba Little .t Co., \A., Mdvertise a choice stuck of huts, cinglcts, :>nd lire-arms.
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    16 2 Till flwillMl steamer Dnmutwlt with in.ii in. etc.. arrived at Kiuudlau Bay ou the -''.ill January.
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    16 2 This morning, Ang Seng was committed tor trial for being in possession of counterfeit British dollars.
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    20 2 Tub funeral of the late Sultan of Selangor is tixed t,» take place on the afternoon olThiirsilay neit, at Jugra.
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    27 2 AMiixii the passengers to :irrive by the M If. flnl— 'l, due on the Uftli March, are: Mr. and Mrs. \V Napier, and Mr VI P. Wmldell
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    20 2 Vk.stkki.av, the classes at the St. Josephs Institution und the AngloCbinese Bchool were re-oivned after the I'hincse New Year holidays.
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    25 2 Mkssks. Towcll i Co. advertiso an Mih'tu.u sale of land and houses in li..llestier and North Bridge Roads, at their salo-rogui, ou the -4th inst.
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    DOUBLE MURDER.
    32 2 A Chinaman— rent collector bj pro- j assion— was hanged at Hongkong, on > he Mh instant, for the murder of a man i ud a woman there in November last.
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    GOVERNMENT OFFICES.
    27 2 The new Government Offices, at I'aiping, are said to be rapidly ipproaching completion, and will be ■eady for occupation about the end of .his month.
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    VACUUM OIL CO.
    38 2 It is advertised that Mr. Egbert 11 Stewart signs as assistant manager of the Vacuum Oil Company, and that Mr. I. Shirres Fraser acts as representative for tie Company in Singapore aud the Native States.
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    CINEMATOGRAPH TO-NIGHT.
    37 2 A Cinematographic entertainment will be given, to-night, at !':«>, in the Town Hall. One of the chief features of the prograrr 'ne will be the Diamond Jubilee pn>c ion. The show comes with a good reputation.
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    THE CHEEK ARBITRATION.
    39 2 Thk Hanakok Timtt says that the taking of evidence has now been completed in the Cheek arbitration proceedings before Sir Nicholas Hannen, and the sitting of the Court would probably be concluded ou the 9th inst.
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    P. & O. TIME TABLE.
    46 2 P. O. TIME TABLE. Thk P. .<■ O. Cmpanv have sent a time table of their steamer movements on the outward and homeward routes, in wall calendar form. A list of their tleet and a picture of one of the ressels composing it embellish the time table.
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    PASSENGERS.
    39 2 Additions to the "Annual Hegira" are published to-day. Mr. K. A. Law, the acting assistant |K>stmaster-general at I'cnang. leaves by the (Inngti on the Mat instant Colonel Bogle, it E., leaves by the .V.daj/.ui on the 28th instant.
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    FIRE IN" MANILA.
    62 2 CREAT HAMA'.k TO IMIOPEKTV. A fire broke out early on the 6th instant in the new Kosario Street, Manila. Both sides of the street were ablaze for five hours. All the Chinese warehouses in the locality were gutted. The full extent of the damage is not yet
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    COREA.
    62 2 The Russians are said to be trying to buy fin,,, Corea the island of Koge, near Mokpo. It has a good harbour and anchorage for large ships. Mr. AlexeierT, the Russian adviser to the Finance Department at Seoul, is ie|mrtcd to have made a very favourable impression on the
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    CRIELTY TO A BULLOCK.
    87 2 mi maoistkate's view. This morning, a Punjabi, named Isser Singh, was sentenced to bull— days, without the option of a tine, for cruelly twisting a bullock's tail. The prisoner pleaded that the sentence might be commuted to a fine. Mr. Wolfen-tan refused, saying that such a
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    RAILWAYS IN KWANGRUNG.
    114 2 The <%ma Mail nays that Sli.mik Taotai. the Dire, lor General of the Chinese Railways, hn« receiv.il an Imperial Kdict tton'of njfway» Ii Uw pmrum M Kwaaf lunic. It Man that Shein; Taotoi lias informed the Chinese Con-nl-lleneral here of the terms of the Imperial Kiiict, and
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    A FORGED " DOCUMENT."
    179 2 A FORGED DOCUMENT." A SAHPAN PLATE. I'm- morning, a curious caac was heard by Mr. Howard. Inspector Dickson prosecuted a boatman, named Wee Ah Wall, who was charged with using as genuine false documents. These turned out to be two boat licence plates with number twenty-eight on them. On the
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    ALLEGED CYCLE THEFT.
    202 2 Two Kronchmcn, named, respectively, lie ne dAn and I'uoli, have been arrested for stealing a hicyih; valued at MM from K. M. l.yon of Uattcry Road, where the former prisoner was employed. The Machine was found in possession of the prisoners, besides several other articles nf projierty
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    MR. LAURENCE IRVING
    45 2 Sir Henry Irving'* son, Mr. Laurence Irving, author of Peter the Great," now being performed at the Lyceum, London, bas become engaged to be j married to Miss Ethel Barrymore, who I is playing the important part of Euphrosine in that play.
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    NEARLY DROWNED.
    64 2 Yistbrday afternoon, a little rortu- guese child fell into the public drain at the lower end of Waterloo Street, and was carried a distance of about SO yards before being rescued by a Kling man. The rush of water was to great that, had it not boen fur
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    SARAWAK NEWS
    488 2 IOKKEB. TusSurau nk (labile of tM Ist instant tells the story of a Uoverniuent coileo planting experiment there. It appears that, early in 1.-87, the Sarawak tiovt'rnincnt took over a coffee estate at Matang in Unit Hit*. According to the estimates furnished l>y the then manager, the year
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    THE SITUATION IN CHINA.
    493 2 NAVAL MOVEMENT". Vir»Admiral Seymour left Hongkong for the north in the Iflßlile on the Bth instant, to relieve Vice-Admiral Sir Alexander BuUer of the command on the China Station. On the 7th Admiral Seymour, in company with Commudore Holland lad the members of his stall', iii-poct.
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    RAUB.
    1321 2 Till! Acting Manager > report for tv four week, ending on tlin i ulh K| b ary, Utt, runs as follows: Hi Kauo Uoli -Main West Crosscut -I pleased to n-port Hint we have al l». t what appears to be a lode. In th,. f,,., the drive, then*
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    FRANCE AND SIAM.
    107 2 THE KIM.V «M>" TtaaSssM Vrm Pnm s.i>s thai WnwanH highly pleaaedi i the way th«r Government huV met the demanJ of l-'raiice f.,r tlie rehMun of la..ti'i' and CMiul.udii.il alleged hweb I ted subjects imprisoned in Siiiiu. l»° Kinj; of Han bu had recouree t« geii.r.d aanneilj.
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      566 2 NOTICES. NOBEL'S XX PLOSIVES COMPANY, LD. Manufacturenol: I'VN \M I I t" UKI KiNITK iKI.MIVK llYNA.MIIl: BLASTING UKLAI M DKTOXATURH mi ruin, or H /I HI. li:n BLABTING .M'l'.MtA 1 1 s ■aßWautuaaß m Oaau Biuiim, aki aim (iOTISKHIKT. IKD AUK. TIKUFOai, (HARIHT1I1» TO Bl or StTPEItIOB AUD erauoTH to
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      646 2 NOTICES. TOWN lI ALL. mi; two Miiirrs (HUT. 1,. ,1,,; i. \:,1i,.a,,d i\..l,irnh,y, Mh. .■uil.n. Is ai ll.:m i >i. riNKMATodKAI'HK 1 ENTKKTAINMENI. lv.i. the Batroaaao ..f 11. X.the Offl.er Administering the (".vcininent. pi witrM) .iinii.KK reocnsKM I'HTIKriJ. I'UK i:s Of ADMISSION: i laal ML Ki.-i laaai ti.so. hast il.
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      670 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. J OHN LITTLE CO., LD. THE "SINGAPOBB" JEAN HELMET, SU.3U. STRAW IIATs. BLACK KKI.T HATS BOFI I'KLT SINCiI.E TLKAI HATS. UAL INDIA QADZI SINULKTS. nXHCH l!AI.I!UI(i(!A.N SINCLKTS. 1.151.X THKEAI* SIXCILKTS. WBXnt DKKSS SHIRTS. J WHITK DKKSS BOWS WHIR DKKss TIB. WIHTK DKKSS (JLOVKS j^jSa— am— MaaWaTyjk-- jd^fc OPEN.
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    AN APPEAL CASE.
    297 3 SAI'NMUU WAPFORD. Tph« afternoon, liefore the Chief n, Supreme Court, an appeal kl the case of Saunders B. Watlord. The fads of (he case are that, J»n Mlh, Mr.J 1) Sannders brought Z action against Mr W. A. Waffcrd r l Osaßfaa* lor the sum of :,9,
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    THE POLICE COURTS.
    165 3 m Klirroß B* THK "STRAITS TIUKS." mi: Can TOm spare space for n few lodes, rilie the state of the Police suits in net weather, say, for instance, i day as yesterday Ido not veni or to lay blame on any one, but I .rumly tea ask
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    THE METHODIST CONFERENCE.
    178 3 (/V,.,,, s ttat'flidir), b inivlion more or less with the work of the Conference, a reception was 1.. 1,1. last nigh., rt tlie DeaconesV llouke, it Mount Sip' a Sou ewhat over a I, ...hired |»irsons were present. Among •hr i;...st. were: Bishop Thoburn. Dr. Star, and
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    76 3 I iik following are the tics for the I h.unpionship for 1*«A A Gunn and J B. Kl.-um P K.iwlic aud A. W. Sti»en, 11. V. W Vads and N Prentice The following ban drawn byes I 11 Koberlson, Qm Macbain. H. lUnkin, A Ma.kay, sad A
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    SEPOY LINES GOLF CLUB.
    111 3 Mil- kWNKIHI.KYH 1H17.K M,-.1\.|11,-r an.l W.-1.l 114 .'vl '-'I 0.1 Mi. l«v.-ll ami Kli-um 51 *'■> Mr. 1«> Mi.. Hrincr mi.l VWwHa HI 4 101 Mn l-itmuiinfc nn.l Mw pat :.4 l« 101 Mi— N. wiiKUi an.l Mivi'ii 4« 4 lOi Mr.. .lrllr> «ml Nrwlmul M
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    THE PORT.
    179 3 I in: IV m o Ssaatra Ml Famag at I s.-tcr.hiy, iad in:iy ba s*p*ctad kHMon awning iii daylight. II M S. 11..i: /-went l.i TilliJ.-nu Pagai ..--t.-rd.iy MonriM t.i sad, ami fen (or tha roads in tfca aftsmoon. Iheship Willy Kdrmtn has urind how Cardiff with ougo
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    MURE FROM THE MAIL.
    625 3 CL'RIOI'B BULLION. j A curious item among the gold taken < to England by the P. A- <). steamer Aw Ir.dm is fill'. i in gold buttons from Penang." One wonders what they can be. Do they come from the wardrobe of some den.ased nabob,' or
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    THE OPENING OF YUNNAN
    1757 3 In view of 111.- tMoaaOMMBl which has been made to the Trang-H-YiiMn i. v sir rbiuli- Miodould, tna Britbh Minister at lVkin, to the (Snl that one of the cond lions of tin pranowd bglish loan ii. China was to M the rffhi to atari tfaaBona
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    PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
    557 3 PARLIAMENTARY CKICKETEUB. Mb. llenniker Heaton. M .I., is now on hi- way homeward from Australia, having completed most of the arrangement!* for tliu proposed Parliamentary cricketing tour. Kach colony desired the text match to lie played in its capital, nml theprohlein has been soiled by a provisional
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    LADIES' LAWN TENNIS,
    153 3 TIES FOX TUESDAY. UiIOLE HASDICAP. Hiw Burkley+S v. Mr«. Somerrille ncr. MIXED DDI-BUC HASDRAP. A. CLASS. Mr. and Mr». Reid-1 v. Miss Uunn and Mr. Aoderson >-'i 11 CLASS. Mr. snd Mrs. Hooper-lGv. Mr. and Mr.. Holland 15. Mr. and Mr.. Schrager scr. t. Mr and Mi
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    THE ANNUAL "HEGIRA."
    411 3 the PAaiExem urn. THE I*. O. "Uakoks" i!sth Kchruary. Mr«. Adams; Mr. and Mrs. Earle; Herjrt.Majorand Mr» Shillington and family. Mr. R. A. Law. "Shanghai," 2«th February.— Lieut. Cochrauc, Col. Bogle, u.I. Cobomamd :i.," 11th March. -Mr. and Mrs. Lovell Mrs Uwn-iu-e Jackson; MiM Tiylor; Mr. Justice
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      139 3 j NOTICES. INDICEBTION sraaoiLY cured sv Condy's Fluid Boat «4 DlNcttMt »«i P.»ii.i*bi" mm^i "cowrimno. aw* (*t mm** f tit- —i G. OTOMUNE COMPANY. Have received fresh supplies of JAPANESE GOODS: TOYS. NAPKIN RINGS, BRONZE WAKK -I feet in height, LAMP STANDS, VASKS i ORNAMKNTS. LAM TRAVKLLINI.; TRCNKS, LACQUERKD PANELS,
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      1063 3 NOTICES. CIMUATORK SWiRTINU ILUI1. SOTK'K. A Special (leneral Meeting of the memhen of the Singapore Sportine C ub will be held in Ihe Exchange, on Wednesday, the Illth inst., «t Mini. BVS1NESS To liv dates and pas; a programme (or I hi- Spring Km* Meelw K iCOllUUUltm viillsHl.inil Hit- following
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      738 3 F0R8ALB: EMPLOYMENTS; To I, KT: AND PERSONALS. lrrTiMi, l.'.ornU line; fetd and Sri Mi™, 10 .-.■ni. ii hiiv 4th lo Btb tituea, ft nut! a line; 7th to ML limta, 3 cants line; afu-rwar.ii>, i ccntu i> Mm but no .■liarR.-l.-n- tlmn oneilollar. Thu«. /»f»«Km ulviTtiHcniont, .-lo... in this tTp«,
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      247 3 WKATHKK RETORT. Kmdmg Kerbau 1 1 Frb. 18UH. Uii.lii.Sp.in.Xp.nl. KlKlUkt. B»r. LN.H72 -JH.M3 iW.iXa Temp. ..HUH TB.O TS.X VV. lribTher 781 7.V0 74 0 «5t:; l>ir.o(\Vind nsw. N.E. N.E. T J c5>. Max. Tomp. Hti.l ui i?'* 3 Min... 73.1 =g C -S Max. in Sun 14.V0 I >.£'b~ Terr.rsd.
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    COMMERCIAL
    516 4 SISUiPURI. 15TII FußKt ART, 18W. PRODUCE (Ratet are eomtled to lL'-.TO a.m.; Uambier I Copra Bali, 7.40. do Pontianak, 7.16. Pepper, Black, a.ni\. do White, (6%) ».37j. Sago Flour Sarawak 3.40. Pearl 5ag0. «'*o. I .•rice, Bali, picked ,«I«X Coffee Palemhang, picked.... 34.00. 1 ..flee, Liberian. No. 1 I
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      225 4 VnAn thiihewliiixtha following »bbt»»i»lioni Are used :—«tr—uteiiiner »h.—*hin bq.—btraiMj Brit.- Ilnli.li; U.S. United si»i»»; Ft. Francb Oer.—o«rm«n; I>uV— Dutch; Joh.-Jol.ore; 4c, O. c, Oener»l cargo d.p.—deck paMengvn U.—Uoceruin T. P. W.—T»njongT«g»r Wharf; T. P. n.-Taninng Hapir IVn-k B. W. Borneo Wharf; J. W.-Jur.lim-'. Wharf; N H.W. New
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      TRADING VESSELS
      1274 4 AIIIVIU HIKCt NOOil 0F YISTIRIXY llrnt*mn»l, Brit At. tMn Capt Me IntoKh. Utli Feb From Antwerp, j-iI, D«v. (i.e. I. Simon« and Co. For Japan, l«th- W. Ronua, Brit. >tr. 404 ion.. Capt Smith, Uth Feb. From Bangkok. 10th Feb. (ic. and Wd.p. Low Sum. For Haugkok. ITthBd«.
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      436 4 VESS ELS EXPECTED. Namf, port, probabtf datf of arrival, mi namr 01 agfnt: A tnr, Hongkong, Feb :H S. A Mo*,* Alt Cnnlifl, I'ft Kel. 7; Ainpbitrite, H'kong. Feb 14; lUub-nbrrr Bnllnarat. London, Mar 27 P. 11. liHvern, 11r.Ti,.-.,. IfarS: 11.-lm Mm I: llniiiikmig. Mar 14 ;P.k O. Both. Batavin.
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      MAILS CLOSE.
      116 4 For Per 4tr. Tim,. To-Mokjiow. l.nl.u.in via ports llamltrrmauin, N.wn. Ki-.-rTi.-. via .Sultan, 1 p.m. SvpaiiK via |K>rts Timer, 1 p.m. Malacca via ports fahm, !l p.m. lVnanif ami Deli Calypto, '2 p.m. Batu Paliat Aing Hi*, 2 p.m. Haunn via ports .Sara Tor, 3 p.m. roliiinit 4
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      MAILS TO ARRIVE.
      117 4 MAI LS TO ARRIVE. From Ki-kopc—By the SI. M. Melkourn,, due on 19th inst.. with date? to the 28th January. She brings replies to the mail vvhi. h left Singapore on the 2»th Dec. From Chika :-By the M. M. s.s. Yam, due on the 18th instant. Tim I u.i
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      PASSENGER LIST.
      205 4 Pors. s. ytaltirm from Teluk Anson via noil- Mes-r-. Uird.WeMerhoul. Kllihlck, Hlewart.CuaUa, Imbb, and Mi. and Mrs. McClyimml. Per s. Voruarl, from Sarawak :-Mr. rarry. Per a. b. 11, ,i.',.m..,i from London:-Mr. Ncil-.m Per s i;nml van 11,,i,,mH from SouraIHJII M— Ilillmllfl Mana-chr. Von Bergen. Strauss, an.l l'emuga.
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      ARRIVALS.
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