The Straits Times, 7 June 1898

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    12 1 The Straits Times ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 1898 NO. 19,049.
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      769 1 K SKOCOIIPiNT.LIMIT«D 1 WA .^«.l Life 'I v .T> Oataa Fir. In.or Mo. BoeM7 .2SS.o(«aaav(lha>... uZria. ln«un»o. Company. Th Mutu»l st«w NaTig»t,oii omp»Dy ,-h, i h,o» J lUwr r on ,p»n, iiftuM la.»r»«» Conpaaj, Limit*. Brt. I.IMITEU A«»U. si KAMSHir COMPANIES. I) Orrici, CoixTia (Juat s-IKAM NAVIGATION (XiMI'ANY. Saa7«aaWaaHai.ala»i MAIL
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      816 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. I^ONINKLUKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ Inder contract with the Nelherland. India Government. Agent* at SingajHjrt Ship Aoekty, latb J. Daenhels ft Co., 2-3, CoLLTEE QtJaT. Steamer Kronl Kipreted Will I* Despatched for On l!>a,l. Hatavia. .lune :> Batavin (heribon. Sainarang, Sourabava, Men,,.],,, and Timor. June 11. Nat, DalL In. Paneh,
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      425 1 HB-ITIBH INDIA STKAM NAVIUA IION COMPANY. LIMITED. In I'KNANU, kANUOON, 4 CALCUTTA Oneof the CompauyV steamers i. intended lo leave T*a|«H Tiikar Wharf every week raxengpn. nnd Cnrgo are booked by the ■ban steamers at through rate, to all port, in India and Ceylon, alao to Ea»l African i'ort., Mauritius"
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      311 1 NOTICES. 0. TOMIKI. 2G, Higli Street.. DEALKR IX JAI'AXESE CURIOS. 1 HAS A I.AKOE STOCK < or JAPANESE GOODS A.\l> VIEWS of XISCAfORK to* SALE MuiHnuTi rmcKs t MESSRS. G. R. LAMISERT CO., Have MaaWa* A CaW OaUMMai Of THK LATK.<T nionHiUAMUKs. BaMM ENGLISH LANDSCAPE HTUDMtt Etc, which they ur«
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      267 1 NOTICES. TULLI BBUTHKBa Queen Street. JUBT received a large stock tal.lc Claret Bordeaux Good Table Claret doz. ,|t~. I" St. Jullicn Mcdoc qta. KJO St. Eltephe qt.. BUI Oood Old Cognac qU HM Also, fresh btO'-k of tiuii'aroiii, loaf pugnr, French wjap, lomi.to laoea. RnM'n-[M'a^. Truffes, -all, i oil, Vinecre
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      943 1 NOTICES. MILKMAID Condensed Milk -ftaMBJBBBBBBh The "Milkmaid" Brand is guaranteed WP^^»»BP; contain nil the cream of the original milk. In CONDFrKFn Mill le process of manufacture nothing but water 'at vJgf is removed uoth»»E b"' the best refined (fjjk 9 £iM sugar added. -Jm Avoid low-iiiicud brands from which the
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      720 1 KECOMMF.NDKI) BY A MEDICAL I'KIK.M). THIS IS HOW Mil I SIIAII.. THK »cll-k,,0w,, Manager of Ui XI, s v. unmaacad to aai ("iiain hyrlain. Cough lU>med>. Rnaha: "Al»nil *lx month, niio I wa. HiifterinK iM^v.-relv rom a bad c.mikli and and a mnli, .1 Maad nMoaißMadad rkambarlala'i Oaogk ,t aflaatad
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    Straits Times TUESDAY, 7TH JUNE, 1898. FIGHTING AT MANILA.
    25 2 Straits Times TUESDAY, 7TH JUNE, 1898. FIGHTING AT MANILA. ESTABLISH*!) 1881. PRICK 15 CENTS. [Sulnariplion ralet ami (tdinrlising rates may Iwfvumi <m Hit fourth vimt]
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    TUESDAY, 7TH JUNE, 1898. FIGHTING AT MANILA.
    66 2 TUESDAY, 7TH JUNE, 1898. FIGHTING AT MANILA. INSIKGKNTS BRnm BOLDER. llmnjktmg, Hi ■/>""■■ News has arrived at Hongkong from Manila that there has been lighting between the garrison of Manila and the rebels. The rebel? obtained the advantage in the lighting and are gradually closing round Manila and drawing closer
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    REUTER'S TELEGRAMS
    153 2 TH K SANTI A( i( Fl( H ITI N< i. AMEKICAN IIARIXIi AXD •TilM CHIVALRY. Miii.ii. (iooD nrainrn COIRTISV. landuii, ~lli June. The sinking of the Minima at the entrance into Santiago harbour was effected by Lieutenant Hobson and a crew of eight volunteers. It was a deed
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    WILL PEACE FOLLOW ?
    827 2 WILL PEACE FOLLOW people. They respond keenly and far more quickly than do their cousins in England to emotions of sentiment, of pride, or of generosity. It may well happen, then, that the story of the magnificent old-fashioned courtesy of Admiral Cerveras echoing through the Anierilaudcd in a thousand leading
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    9 2 Mkssbs. Powell Co. advertise horses and carriages for sale.
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    14 2 I'riiiii ie, exchange, and share prices, and the mail list, are on page 4.
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    12 2 Mk- l-nulie wa< among the passengers from England who a. rived yester'lny
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    16 2 Colon ki. Pennef ather was last night presented with garlands and bouquets at the Parscc Theatre.
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    16 2 The Tanjong Pagar Dock Coy. invite tenders for the construction of coolie lines on their premises
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    20 2 The M. M. Ommim left Colombo, at 7 p.m. yesterday, and is due here on Saturday next, in the afternoon.
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    25 2 A mketim. of creditors re Mayson .V Co. in bankruptcy is advertised to take place at the initial Assignee's ollic c on the 11th inst.
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    24 2 Mmsks. Crane Brothers advertise that the sale of stock-in-trade at No. U, Robinson Road, announced to take place on the »th instant is ]>ostponcd.
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    30 2 Thk Chaitered Bank landed in Penang on the ;lrd instant, eight lakhs of British dollars that bad lieen brought there by the P. s. s. IVronn from the Bombay mint.
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    ANOTHER CHINESE LAWYER.
    50 2 It is reported that Mr. Ing liok 11. -v. of the Middle Temple, has been lately called to the Bar, and is expected to return to Penaug very soon. Mr. liok Hoey was to first Chinese pupil of the Penang Free School, who obtained the (jueen's Scholarship.
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    THEFT OF BRACELETS.
    46 2 Bamm seven and eight yesterday morning, a Kheh woman, living at Ing Siang Street, missed three gold bracelets which were left in the pocket of a coat hanging on the wall. The bracelets were valued at Sloxj. Suspicion rests upon the tot man.
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    AN EARRING SNATCHER.
    48 2 Yestkkdav afternoon, a Chinaman was arrested in Cross Street, for snatcllins earrings Ironi a woman in a 'ricksha. The man is sup|H>sed to be the same individual who snatched the earrings of another occupant of a ricksha some days ago He is an old offender
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    MALAY STATES GUIDES.
    47 2 QBBBU Jones- Vaughan is said to have been very much pleased with the result of his recent inspection of the Malay States (iuides, and expressed hiin-ell' accordingly to the Commandant of the Corps. The excellent state of the Armoury drew special praise fr UK
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    THE RESIDENT GENERAL.
    65 2 BULL HK HAVE A l-OINUL!" It is suggested at Penang that the time has come for the Kcsidcut-dcueral to bate a Coun.il of his own, which might consist of the several British Residents, the highest Native orlicials, and a lew of the British oflicers, such as the
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    SIR J. A. SWETTENHAM.
    106 2 SIR J. A. SWETTENHAM. SIX .\lc.\ander Swettenham is expectad I" visit Penang, probably in a loilnight's time. The |W«I) ff— <»l saysihal Ihc news ul the proposed visit ha- pvefl MBanJ salisfa.tion in that quarter. There are said to be certain local matters which urgently call to, the attention ..I
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    RAUB.
    94 2 HHMDM RKSl'i.ts. SKVKXTKKX DttTS. TO THE TON A telkuram from Kaub, dated 6th instant states The rough cleaning up •if the battery )MM UN ounces of amalgam, the 'estimated quantity of stone crushed being 1,800 tons. Taking the gold in MM amalgam at M .wro-nt., thr gold yield will
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    PLAGUE AT BOMBAY.
    47 2 CHAXIJK KOR T.IK IirTTRR. Again a very satisfactory improvement has taken place, in the health of Bombay during the week ending the 14th of May. The total deaths from all causes for the week ending the 17th were Blfi. and only 107 from plague.
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    MINICIPAL.
    34 2 The Agenda at the Municipal meeting, fixed lor to-ino.row, at 2.10 p.m. includes town lighting, payment of water-rate by landlords, hark carriage anil jinrikisha fares, and also bylaws regarding burial grounds and fruit-pre-
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    SINGAPORE TOWN HALL SITE.
    59 2 A RASH MMM. Thk rimt,, 9 Ska** in Ming «i.h the (|uestion of a site tor the Bttpuwn Jubilee Memorial Town Hall. eaotHm that Rallies Square is preferable to the Old Jail Site In its opinion, spf.ee for an elongated building might he found in the
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    SHIPPING CONFERENCE.
    145 2 With reference to our article of I yesterday on the Shipping contemn-,-, it may be of interest to note that, at a meeting of the directors of the Manchester ('lumber of Commerce, held on the lltli May, the subject was under discussion. The Shipping Committee had adopted a
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    JAPANESE IN SIAM.
    139 2 JAPANESE IN SI AM. lOMMKRICAI. KNTKRPKISK Tub Sm,n Frrt I'm* notes lh.it Japanese commercial enterprise in Sia.n is going ahead. Kor instance, the <.th." day, an agent for a Japanese tin., boogbt 400,000 piculs of rice in Siam and sent them to Japan by a number of steamers, socially cliartered
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    THE SITUATION IN ITALY.
    533 2 A skmih-s development of the disorders precipitated in Italy by tba ri-e in the price of bread (but now Mieved to have a political origin), occurred on May MB. the nuts spreading to many towns in the centre and north ol the Peninsula AtPavia, the mob
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    PRINCE KING DEAD.
    122 2 Royal Palace in Pekin.at the, R Th. news was first telegraph,,, China to I.ondon.and from thenwit* circulated among the vari.ui, CM. '•-eKun K .,::v:r: t China.- "great "men. He wa, ,u,el. For overt.' years, he hM ,he all'airs „f 7 Cclcstia! Empire, a,,,,,,,., -I, >- prominently before
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    BOUSTEAD INSTITUTE CONCERT.
    60 2 TIIKBK is to be a concert ai g. ISoiistoad Institute on Friday, th) Ml, bnt, commencing at Up n.; mnler th, direction of Mr. Sal/i..ann Mr. li.arm and ..tiler ladles and p.ii11,,,,,.,, will pl.iyandsin,- The,H,,»i,,,,i, actly a re-opening, but tha Am cert afterjextensive repairs, an.l n-nnu tii.n
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    PARSEE THEATRE.
    80 2 Thk I'arsee Theatre wa< i1in,,.;,--crowded last night, at the perform«ik' of Hml) Fitna or Ml for (i,,1,1, „nd,r the patronage of Col. I'ennefallier. Ha lns|>eetor-(;encral of P01i,,. w theatre was dec. initial and a bui gave musicial •tbcttona I ijunrl rented will,' u-arland< aninwm'j',,,.,,''^ tin- manager, amid loud
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    PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
    141 2 TH con.cit to be given on Thumbr, will he. both choral and orchestral, the Society's cboif doing the ln-l portion of tlw work in tL,e lir«t \un of the programme whil the OKMb will appear ill the second part music will be of a light mboUuHia cli.ir.icler. the
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    AMSTERDAM TOBACCO SALES.
    167 2 A sale by inscription took place at Amsterdam on Oth May, comprising ll',»ll bales Sumatra tobacco and 347 bales Borneo. Though valuations ran pretty high, they were .argely excwJfd by the actual sale prices. So great *v tbt deii.ind that about 8,008 lulu w.re sold in ailvan.e
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    SUGAR BOUNTIES.
    185 2 A I'akuambntary paper has sW i— veil coi ttaining recent com>pp<h> relating to sii-ir bounties, which Im passed between the Sugar IWUmO Association and Her Majesty 1 GoMw ment and between the Foreign Offla .mil ■eMainoftheContiiientaleoiintiirt interested in the question. <>« 1 >•-<• of last year, Mr .Edward
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    COLONIAL AND FOREIGN TRADE.
    126 2 Tiik mo-t marked hatON lioard of Tr.de returns f..r »P« recently is-ucd. is the Urge nur...-. the imports into the United King*"" accompanied by an equally. "JJ decrease in the Britiah bx| case far eice.diiii; an) Iv'ii place's 'um' the 'nionUi'otV.'lH '-'y" 1 XS,IIO\OOU Tliis large
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      476 2 NOTICES. NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY, LD. Manufacturer, of I'VN \M[ 1 HKMUNITK '•XI lINK r>YM M E BLASTING GELATIN* DBTONATOBH bafktv rrai BLABTIHQ IPFAaUTUa ■UaVFUraUD IX UaUTßxiTllH.iu 1,41,1 gSSsSSSsS TIID TO BE Or 81'PHlul QIMUTV i.l|. «TM»OTH IO «»v OTII.M omuii pen THE BOK.YEO COICPASY LTD KOI.K AGENTS. Natin SUln, .-.,m.'.'l«v,i.
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      626 2 NOTICES. I'AIM.IXS DKXTISTKY. Da stki'ukxs. Damr, hu at 11 uru T" Braouoaß, i i.i ktODEKATK. Battrr, flood, M. Kt.i.i.v Walsh, Ltd.) AUOI D II \IN BANGLE with coin attached Under will I*- regarded n 4 DGTION BALE UVdn. Repeating Cipum UflM liri ham fr.»m Urn l-t of Mag MM >>
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      557 2 NOTICES. THE VICTORIA THEATRICAL COY. TIKMGHT. 111, JUKI, IMS. TIIK OOHIC ORU FAKIU'KII SABIIA BETWEEN TWO l.o\l>. Fairies flying in the air! Tv nX raumns n mbcs, THE SWITCHBACK RAILWAY. 15 EACH ROAD. EIGHT WAVES. AFTERNOON AT 480 I. M. Rvemna at s i>. m. BAND TO-NIGHT. KKTI I!X .IDIIiXKY
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      430 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. I SIXGAPORK PHILHARMONIC I SOCIETY. V POPUL.Ut CHORAL A ORCHESTRAL 00MB Will be given at the Town Hull, on Tkuniay, 9th June, at 9 p- m. THE I'hilharraonic Choir will ting a numlier of part-sonm* and h..iu- I l.v Baadal, Winjr.T, Mendelssohn. Sir Henry 1 ishop, Hmsley, Auber,
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      90 2 M. S. 8. ml>n.M for tlw .<tlmif< T>mu .ho.ld |a vrittm nn one aide of U>« pap«r only. By the n»»leot o[ that condition, many USSrn r»^,-t«.l that mirht othf>nria« bo paMiahed All adTortinior oontnet* are mhioot to tb« condition Uiat the Manager may laavs the adT«rtia»ment out of tlw
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    YESTERDAY'S FIELD DAY.
    1486 3 AN AITAOI <>N MOI NT KABKK. I, t|,,. ii.1,1 day wlucli took place v -i, rday had no ,-tlier reMilt, it »erv«l (lemaaatmhl li"w Binall a body of by ctl.-.tue attillery lire. Id hold Mount Kalier and »ucces»kajafJ in duck a much more Biunanmi IwJy of troops.
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    THE PORT.
    215 3 Th si ii yacht laaara was BBaWkad ihi- moming, wbeaahawaetakantoth. Bon wharf, for the pupoaaofcoallnr. The Lni.j.w which arrived from Baigon yesterday mominfj coali'd at Taojong Pagar, and I. ft in the afternoon, taking with her about Mil' head of cattle for Atj.h. The IfaeDs/wiUiaoargoof rice from Itanj-oon
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    CYCLING IN ENGLAND.
    630 3 Im, v.Mh Kay. A Tin l.v marvellous ride wa- a unpuahod on Monday. May tth, at Us. Crys t.-.l Patao. IMck, Bagtsnd, by the wellknown rcord breaker. J. Flail Wilt. Assi-i.d by the celebrated Dunlop pa...-, lie mad,- a aai i n— Till attempt on .1. W.
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    COFFEE MARKET.
    489 3 SPOT AND TKRSIE. Sasueksox Co.'s monthly coffee market report, dated London. 12th May, states, as regards spot coffee, that, when the market re-opened on the 14th April, after the Kaster holidays, extensive supplies were catalogued chiefly of Central and South Americankinds Anactivedemandaiose, especially for East Indian and prices
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    THE SUEZ CANAL.
    351 3 A. i.ihuim. to a report of the British Suez Canal directors, as to the returnof toe navigation of the Canal for tba year If!i7, as compared with those of the tWO previous years. Tlie net tonnace shows a decnaae of (KRi.dlii tons as compared with MM, and
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    CHESS.
    920 3 (COXDI-CTKD BY KIMiS PAWN I.") All chess correspondence should be addressed to Kings Pawn." Solution of Problem No. tl (Reutonsl li-Xt 6Kt at K B or B moves; tjxP (ch> Xt x y Kt-I) 4 mates. If K-i} S, Kt— H Ichi nn,l<; mates. If K li V x
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      29 3 VrnMELM AIiYKUIISKI) TO SAIL Par Soumbiiya, fui..,,,i,i. shortly, Dous- Hongkonk, X, u<ug, dao lath June, li.,i-t...,1.V(V. M I'elen.l uig via ports V,. middle i of Juuc, Bclm Meyer Co.
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      721 3 INDIGESTION 1 spi i imi v aj urn r.v Condy's Fluid 1 1r...l oa bu,,i.( Cim>H riUID. NOTKK rpi.MKS (IF CKYI.ON. (daily edition). J. Th,. iamnct and l»-st ,ir, iil.it, new.paper publish, d in (Vvlon. as well as Urn hugely sii|i|H,iied l.v the Kuro|»'»n community of tho Island thnn the
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      641 3 NOTICES. ABCHIDS J. D. A. PERKIRA. HokTII-I'I.TI-Rll.T ASD FLOI ItT. Col l.irroil AXD EirOKTll Or 0.-'HIIi.. Orders for Bouquet Hprayfi, Ac, Ac, Carefully nnd promtly executed. Cheapest House tnpthe Trade. SURBERY AND RESIDENCE. DXI.EY ROAD. VICTORIA-AKCAUE oldMlto Opiman Bajan (Ikikntai. llotki and PaaaaWaal li.tn CJaWPSjOPriCH, \NDKKSIHKMIAI. CHAMBEKB io lei ia
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      237 3 NOTICES. KATZ BROTHERS, LTD. lIIK HAKNKSS AMI SADDI.KIIY HKI'AKTMKXT, is now oavun wiih i ran iiqinam m mhukkx pjacn BIHGU HAItXKSs. BLACK I.KA11IKI!. BILVU HODHTKO, Ciili, POKY, and IIt'KSK Sl/K Do MUSH Mnl IKI' ii., MOW" i.k.uiiki: nollll.K )I.\l:SKss, BLACK i.i-\ I HKi:. sii.vki; MOUNTBD, cor.. POBY, aad HORMI si/.e
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      152 3 AKKAMiK.MKNTS Tmmur, 7th Jen. Hi X li Water. II ..".I a.m. IlilHaiiai* ("ill Club. Ladies' t'oiupetition. riiilliariii.iiiic OroiMatm >,ni Switclilack ILiilway IM ami I pm. Pamaa Theatri' VmmmmaT, -tii .lim: High Water, i Wpj*. r.iti.-s An. i I'ow.'ii. ii Municipal Commission. 130. C. K. Temperance Society Montlily Meet ins Till
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      90 3 WEATHKK HKFORT Kemdang Krrhnu llmpilol, M Junr, 1888. Un.m ■lp.rn.9pm. RexaRKS. Bar. J» www i -.whsii Temp. 7*o HIS 7HO i- i. W. BMbTher 75.:. THO 7«" S^SDir.ofWin.l X.W. S.W. S.W. 3«° j Max. Temp. K4-' -=l"|Mm... MJ ?«3-'5 Max. in Sunisoo 1 ll' Terr. red. 73!" *jj 8 Rninfnll
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    COMMERCIAL.
    527 4 SmoiroEm. 7i» Jts«, 188«. PRODUCE (Rain are mmeted to 12.30 p.mj Qambier 5.40. Copra Bali 7.AS. do Pontianak 7.40. Pepper, Black SOW). do White, 3800 ■<ago Flour Sarawak 3 10 do Brunei J.tt Poarl Sago 4 50 Coffee, Bah. i- WOO. Coffee Paleml.a.j. pi,ke<l. a».on '■oßee LiWnnn, \o 1
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    106 4 fur I'rr ,ir. Tim,. To-lUv. Djanil.ie a—. 2 a.m. Klang via ports H.H.duan, 3 p.m. I'kalan* Brandan (liv. 3p.m. >lißii«hai 4 Japan Aim, 3 p.m. Hongkong A J.-ipan Il<«tnor,hir' 4pm Ifkong Yokohama K'kura Mam 4 p.m. Palembang *>**+, 4 p.m. Muntok and P'bang Hat hi, 4 p.m. Maratsar
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    80 4 From Eikope:-B>- the M. M. o,ea,,h,i »ith dates to the •Ji'th May. due on tinIlilnnsunt. From China; By the MM. huu, due on tin- huh in.iiiiii. i .-.mi M. M.llnv Mad Kaj ,i.i N. li. I. .M«>->:iii Maj '.Hi P. A a M«v Mt M.i> Illli M.
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    PASSENGER LIST. ARRIVALS.
    218 4 PASSENGER LIST. ARRIVALS. Per s. I. IMmm from Teluk An«on via sorts; Mill Von KossiuK. Arcliamheaud, and Simon. Per s. h. fff— <■■ from Samarang Mr I 111 ill linn. Wa Mackic. and Mi.. Dunlup. IVr t, CMm from Bcsul Capt. Per tjhun from lVnan*:— llevj. An -hileai on IVrham.
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      144 4 I'nderthis heading the following ah I, revia10ns are used sir— steamer sh. thip q.-- barque; Brit.— British U. 8. United ta'-et; Fr. Kr.-n.-h tier liennan Dut. hitch; Joh. -Johore. 4c, (1.c.. (i.-n.Tiil argo d.p. deck passengers U. Uncer»in T. P. W.- Tanjon Pagar Whnrf T. D.-Tanjong Pigar
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      TRADING VESSELS &C.
      1190 4 tMITtU KIKCE Noon Or Yt.frERI.AY. .4,/,/; Nor Mr. 2.1W tons, Capt HalteLerg Hh'June. From New York -.".'nd Apl. IJ. Boustcad 4Co For Shanghai I' U!llellona. tier, str 2,«<i.lton'. (apt ftriiuer llh June. From Baaakoni M n Be. K. S. hmi.lt 4 Co. For Hamburg 1 K.U Bengtali,,
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      422 4 yamr, ptrrt, f/rotMtttf daXr 01 arniii v <i namr ol aunlt Mstaxam Asuirin. ltiunlurn, Juoe X 11.h.-i M. v.-r. A. Ambt llongkonit. June 10; B. i Mom Atnida. 110n K kon K July I V M,,,«. Ball.-utial. Colombo, June l» P. ,V lliiiil:im. Slmya, June Dii.n-l.h Hiv.ru. Hi.
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      ARRIVALS.
      112 4 I rlJ> T Vmm.'* Ntx. I Pm» I'imii ft JW ti Kirn Ann Brit »tr. 101 Oliq ti Carolina Hut »lr. lll'.' (>rr>> H Kninbftg (itr. >lr tMti II li Malaga Brit iir. M (Mm U bt'llun.i Hit. air. Ilinzcr Ijil|hkji« ilrit »tr. SIM I'an.nns 7 11.-iicknlis «tr. 11.-n,lri
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      CLEARANCES.
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