The Straits Times, 28 February 1899

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    12 1 The Straits Times ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORE TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 28. mi No. 19.770.
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      886 1 rpll BOKMIOOOHPIHT.LIMITBD 'PIIK ataaoard Ijf. lauruo*. 1 Norwkk In oo Pin. lararaae* SOOM7 4b* K. uitabU Lit. .lasurano* Society. Th* Onvaa Msrin. In.umao. Company. Ill* cbia* atotoal S-^aai M*vigation (ovipsay. Ta* Tottsaaaes L*c*r B**r Oompaaj. la* Maritiss* lataraao. Company, timitod. For partaonlan of thaw Cosapani**. as* ta* full IVT.I 11-
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      1221 1 STEAMSBir COMPANIES. ITONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAMscIIAPPIJ Under contract with the N.-therland* India Oorornment. A,,r»l. al .Smyoi^r: Still A..» v v. I .11 J. IUUDIU A Co., J-V CoHTim QIJST. HUamar Fiam Bipecled Will be Peapatehad for On Holn llnt.vin r. S3 It Ay i clieril...ii. >anisraug. v s..ur.il,ai:i Fel.. I... /(.1.......
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      718 1 INSURANCES. 'PHE LONDON AND LANCASHIRE M. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital Ci,\t7JUo Paid up Capital -'1J "Vi Rraerve Fund »7.1.11» The nndersigned. Agent, for the Company, are prepared to accept lire mat at '""Sou'stEAD 4 Ca 1111K CHINA TRAIIKR- IXBDKAKCI ii.MI'ASV. LIMITED ('spiral Subscriber I!.. U....1.1.! 1-sld up K~r.. K.e 1
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      699 1 INSURANCES. TRANSATLANTIC Flf.F INsl I;ANi I C(i. nF HAMBUBU. NIIRTH (IKUM VN FIIIK INSURANCE CO, HAMBURG. HAMBURG -BREMEN* FIRE I.NM l;\N. K CO., HAUBURO. 'PHE undersigned. AgenU of the aliove 1 companie*. are prepared to accept nre ri'k. at current raU'.. PUTTFARCKEN A Co. SOUTH BRITISH FIRE AND MARINE faaNUaaUM
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      636 1 NOTICES. PETER SYSS WONDERFUL SPECIFIC. rpHKonly remedy at present known a. an INFAI.I.rBI.K and PF.RX! AN KN I (I H DvM-nl. r>. Hi ,1 -rli.i-a. Sprue. Ili-Mon btcr anil I Iccrallon of thr lt,,w,|. rlu»drej. ,rsp,edj anil U-.flnc C u rr». Recommended I v him of Ihe chief Specialist, in
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      791 1 KKOM NIW ZEALAND Ki.rro-c.New Zealandf Sov.lß, MM I am very pleased to state that sine. 1 took Ihe agency of Chamberlain's meui cio«* the sale ha* lieen very targe, more asuecially of Ihe cough Rented) In two year. I have ...1.1 more of this particular remedy than of all other
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    STRAITS TIMES
    20 2 KsriHi.i-HKi.: M. PRICE IS CENTS. I SuUrriptxon rate* and adreriiting rate* may be- found on th* fourth pant]
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    TUESDAY, 28TH FEB., 1899. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS CHINA.
    88 2 TUESDAY, 28TH FEB., 1899. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS CHINA. ARBITRARY OFFICIAL CHANHES London, 2Sr/< Frhranry. I The Timei, in a leading article, expresses the opinion that the Chinese (joverninent cannot be allowed any longer to ignore the protests mude by Sir Claude Mucdonald, the British Minister at Pekin. That journal i>oints out
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    THE KHALIFA.
    27 2 DERVISHES ON THE OFFENSIVE The Dervishes recently tired upon a .n! going to I 1 1 Tbe Khalifa is believed to be now 160 miles
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    ROYALIST PLOTTING
    58 2 PoI.ICK RAID IN PARIS. The police at Paris, acting upon instructions from M Dupuy, raided the residences of a number of prominent Royalists. The. police searched the houses and seized 11 large quantity of correspondence Letters from the Duke of Orleans to his supporters have also beeu seized
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    THE RUT A LISTS.
    687 2 iittempt, outsiae ur trio tu«Kli n>c)f, to disguise, or even to greatly minimise, the gravity of the crisis in the Church ol England. In the conrwof the debate (.ihout K.b »eh) in ill" House of Lords on Kitualistic i.raotu-es in the Church, the Archbishop ol Canterbury
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    273 2 l'kis. 1 Louis Philippe, Due d Orleans. is the only possible alternative pretender to the Bonapartists. When Prince Victor pronuneiamentoed, and was met with a ministerial proscription from Paris in consequence, he (the Iluke) k*u to be up and doing. He has succeeded admirably in getting himself newly talked about,
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    9 2 To-day's 4ms bank rate is I 1 1 1,
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    11 2 II M S tin I coaled at Tanjong I'ttg&r tint morning.
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    13 2 TaouLcK, exchange, and share prices and the mail list, are on page 4.
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    6 2 l'nt Senior Magistrate had IUU Muni-
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    16 2 Mnsai. Hong Tek Chye arid Co. advertiie an auction sale of land on the Jth March.
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    16 2 \i,-.i- .1. P Kilgour and Co. advertise themselves as ageuts for Macdonald and Muir s whisky
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    18 2 A >!•►.. i.\i Lenten Service will beheld in !it. Andrew's Cathedral to-morrow evening at Ue\ The Archdeacon will preach.
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    21 2 I '■■<■- SO beset .y. 11-ts at Penal.g. that some wheelers think the time I, as come for them to take protective
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    21 2 It is alleged that there is a strong feeling of malty between Admiral Dewey and General Otis in the Philippine Islands.
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    23 2 Capt. K. W. Fisher commiwions the George at Portsmouth on March 10th, and prepares at once to relieve the (Irofiou on this station.
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    23 2 Thk monthly sewing meeting of the Church Work Association mllb.- held at the Kiillles Cirls' School on Wednesday, Ist March, at -I p.ra
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    24 2 A wild elephant charged a party of travellers near Shwegyeeii, in Burma, on the l:ith instant, and killed one of their number, a tax-collector.
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    26 2 Mb. I,™ Clunies Itoss, King of the Coeos Islands, ha*, been slaying lately in Scotland, after being a good deal interviewed during his stay in London
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    19 2 tons, which arrived in port yesterday on her way to Colombo, left the wharves this morning for the roads.
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    25 2 Tiirki apimintments to the Orlando, lor her commission out here, are Capt. I H. llurke, Commander K. F. B. Charlton, aud Chief-Engineer 0. It Taylor.
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    21 2 A .rlNAluos Envoy :it Washington is ■oepeetes) of cabling to his chief to strike immediately, since American aggreslieace treaty was ralified.
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    29 2 A\ appreciative article on the Hongkonn and Shanghai Banking Corporation appears in the current issue uf the l:.iitl;n-< Mtfjujiw, with a |K)rtrait of Mr Kwen Cameron, the l*ondon manager
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    40 2 A l e»> AH letter from Manila says the Americans look after themselves only, ami have done absolutely nothing to improve the place or the people Ihe cost of living is increasing owing to the disturbed stale ol aliairs there.
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    40 2 Tin other night, while some gamMci. w*rc at play at Penang, one of them cried out for fun: "The|K>li,c are coming!' His companion* ran from fright; one of them jumped into the road from a window and broke his leg.
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    40 2 At Colombo, the Mcssageries Marftime,. agent has intimated thai, Irini to morrow no one will be allowed to go on board the Company s steamers in Colombo harbour as hawkers or touta without a special permit from him in writing
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    CHINESE TRADE
    37 2 It hae been reported that Chinese trading agencies are to be established at Brussels and Antwerp during the current year. In April. Chineee commissaries will arrive at Belgium to ally themselves with Belgian mercantile circles
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    COOLIE ADVANCES
    45 2 The Protector of Chineseat Sandakan reports, at regards coolie arrivals, that those coming from Hongkongoftendeny that they had received the advance" stated against thoir names He thinks that the signing on of coolies at that port is done in a very perfunctory way
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    DEWEY OUTRANKED
    49 2 Rear-Amiral Dewey is said to have sent a tneasage to Senators Elkins and Gorman, asking them to use their influence to secure for him the rank of Admiral. At preoent, he is outranked by the Naval Commanders of every country having a squadron in the Far Eaat.
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    BANGKOK PLANS
    44 2 I'mia the style of the Si.-im Eloctricity Company, a company has been formed in Copenhagen, with a capital of i.ti.-isi. with power to increase to £100,000. The company has secured a concession for electric undertakings at Bangkok, the capital being principally Danish.
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    AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS.
    53 2 Thi Australian cricket team to play in England is expected to sail from Mxlbourne on March 31st. and in the ordinary course should be in London on April Its*. The first mitch will be at the Crystal Palace on May »th, so tbat they will have a fortnight
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    THE N.D.L.
    42 2 Wk notice the announcement in a home paper that the nume Norddeutsiber Lloyd is, in future, to be various services of the company. The use of the English rendering North Herman Lloyd has been found to give rise to confusion
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    DOCKS AT HAMBURG.
    51 2 The trade of the p.. it of Hamburg has increased so enormously of late that the landing accommodation is found lo be inadequate to cope with Ihe ti.illi. Therefore it has been decided again to increase the docks, quays, etc. For this purpose the Senate has voted
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    MUNICIPAL
    55 2 The meeting of the Municipal Comroiesionerii to-morrow promises to be a pretty lengthy one. Among the most the repairs to the Town Hall, the Neil Itoad houses. Kallang watershed land, a claim for goods destroyed, thu limiting of the |..m Irett.- works, closing of wells in Kullalo Road, and
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    SIO.OUO STOLEN
    91 2 Thf steamer bnelM (Captain Mackenzie), which arrived at Manila on the lith iust. from the island of Samai, reports the disappearance of the chieflin inspecting the deck, he discovered >ix of the native crew breaking into the trt-asure-room. The men then attacked him and either threw him into
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    SPANISH WAR- TAX
    92 2 1 iik Spanish Government have rpcently issued a mourning stamp. Il is jet black, is marked on one side in white letters, o cent and on the other, Impto de Guerra war tax and 1-!'- The stamp is aSixeil to all domestic letters as a war tai."
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    POISONED BY A COOK
    97 2 Befohk the Criminal Court at Hongkong on the l-lli instant, long Tin, a cook in the employ of Mrs. Wagner, ol Kowloon, was charged with administering a noxious drug —Datum till*!— to tered in lard which the prisoner poured into a pan in which vegetables were
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    SPANISH REFUGEES.
    99 2 At Zamboanga, in the Philippine island of Mindanao, there are said to he about :l,Ouo .Spanish refugees .waiting shipment to Spain in transports Twu Spaniards, four ladicß, four chil dien, and two servants arrived at Sandakau per L^'nai. 011 the luth inst They were refugees, belonging to Busanga,
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    POLICE NEWS
    174 2 Ax alleged house-breaker y h.ir.. .1 with theft olU'f.-.jiuildersland HI ulleivr of a counterfeit SHI-nole have U-en nun milled for trial .it the A«si/e« .lames Clarke rtinitl for trial in the First Court .>ii M.m h Dlh 1 he alleys his business will I* ruined by thi> delay.
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    A SO-CALLED DUEL.
    109 2 Wmi« in Havana, Mr 0 C Musgr,,,. the special correspondent of the /Mil. (•reaiffc, was grossly insulted by Spanish police-officer because of amor refusal to fight a duel. Whea hi attempted to slap the Britons face h. was promptly knocked down, and the" a combat Iwvame inevitable.
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    L, L. T. C DANCE
    134 2 Asfii". iiii'iii'Ml.-iii. .-iriu.lof tlutun.K ol the 1. I.T Club is to be held at Tanglin Club on the evening of the l; t proxist r..i.n.k51».,, „',.m,,,enem k J inneoelock Hie dance 1 otnu.itte.' urleei Ktriaitti RieiMell, Dare iiaii.i way. Millar. Reid, Stoke-, Strmcer and \Va.ldell
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    A PROGRESSIVE PROGRAMME.
    134 2 Tim (Vjflon (*fnw (Keb UtMbj,, p.,iatr.i|h.isfollows:-Our old fn«d Wit, 1 M.l.lruni, of Joborc, ahhouxh retired from active servi, ,i,i.i.-t 111 al! good and progrrstive work a« fresh as ever 11. instance, by last mail, the folio«in( ■Mat lor our editorial guidance. Suhjeei* to be ventilated :-Mivwrnment of
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    THE PLAGUE COMMISSION.
    145 2 At thu sitting of the Plague Commit. -1..1, the l.'lth v.st ,Mr P V SUilure, ..km- ..f the o'igin of the tint outbreak, said thai the predisiK.siu* nid:tniiis were the ihsamtaiv CODdltioetl Bombay. The sub-soil was saturalnl will. 111 Usture and .let'. i,i]{i..-ln^ i.t^'jllK matter; the .Innate
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    PRINCE AND PHYSICIANS.
    206 2 TM Lifictt says The occanionof the delivery by Sir William Mactonuc of.the liuii'tt'iun Oration at U» Iml rll Hip of Surgeons uf Ell-1.1.1 liiia year will be distinguished l.y tbe |B» sen, „l Ihe Prince of Wales. »lio lias also graciously consented, at (hi Presidents invitation, to
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    A JAPANESE HOSPITAL-SHIP.
    250 2 Thl progress of Japan, in m my Jiwlions is further evi.ienc.-d hy so uisi'i.ii.'ii of ihe a. II el i.t Mn| at Tanjoni l'«« This ship bee lust ...in. cut from beae wheee ehe nei been I'uilt for ihe lU.il Cioss Bedetj d J^l" i.v Heeen Lol
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      357 2 NOTICES. TiderlsThen PAINT. an absolutely arid corrosive paint foi IKON AND STEEL Cuarant. Ed to he the host UrsT-riIKVKNTIVK Invaluable ship- Ma.-hir.ery, llridgm etc.. eta One gallon will cover 5411 Miuars feet. I'Ki'-K 125 I MT .'rum of 1 cwt solK AIiKMS FUR «T«ins ■enumne, riimutm Mmv States, tUM, AKh
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      784 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. AGENTS for Strai.s Settlements, The Native States, Bri'iih North Borneo, Sumatra, and Siam JOHN P. KILGOUR CO., Singapore. CHINA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COY. Hi vi oni.i N.i. I. I'.st.n Kuaii. Shasi.mai lAS v. WUIIK. Manager. 11I0CTOK ST. HAMI'sOS, Travelling Representative MKSSKS. TAN KIM TIAX t SONS, l^cal Agents
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      568 2 TOWN HALL. KKW Mam ONLY. \lo,,,hi'j, Mar.l, 91k. mkssk- dali.as ,v mnosuvn eastern tour of THK SKJN OF THK cross: •m Ii vn ai KoUINSON CIANO CO. T. KM l'St m Kepresentative. Feb. Mh, 1"9». 4/3 .MINR'ir.M. XDTICE TKXIIKKS an- invited for the farming for a ia-rio.l of three venrs
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      579 2 TOWN HALL. t 11 x 1 <; r. VIVIANNK ,v UA(iM A II IsTITi Comedy Comjany. Urand Basal I'ommand Niithi Under lh« Patronage and in the l'l.-en, of S» K. (Hll-HESTF.K To be followed by select variet,e> Last Nigbt Of this most Popular Company. "AGCIXKA STAMP" A (iIII.XKA STAMI*; 1
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      86 2 at. B. 8. ahaM toe tka «t™.,i IW. tbcmli U writ*«. anda^lla Ma <«Jy By t»» WIM 0( Hal adWn. ammftTi. 8. >n r««>««i Uat »rtt MhrwiM W p.klirf»J. All •.l.rrtuujc "ratrctt nbl«4 lo U>. -on tl. .n tkftt th# MiMMJtr mmj m»t« Urn, admtin nt out nf It., phot
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    BRITAIN'S DESTINY.
    304 3 AN ERA OK PROSPERITY Mi< Chamberlain, speaking at the I annual dinner of the Birmingham I Jewellers and Silversmiths' Association, I observed that never before in the history I of the country had the signs of prosperity been so evident, and never before had its influence and power
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    A P. W. D. SCANDAL.
    61 3 nK. tMATKU." I FIK (tovcrnment of India recently ordered the withdrawal of all Public Works cheques now in use, and issued new books. It appears that a clerk has been found with a number of torged cheques in his possession These had been procured from
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    THE DAGMAR TROUPE.
    705 3 A NIUIIT WITH THE CLASSICS 11V A .Oil, IL\ CHITI, Last night's audience at the Town Hall, though large and appreciative. ■at not an overflowing one such as the reporter of -Saturday's performance ,1, iihe,l. nor was the programme. thrilling]; beautiful as he found the earlier one.
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    PAHANG. NEWS.
    696 3 (From our C<rrrttp(mtUrU.) Kuala lAjni, Mth Frlruary. ST4TI CiISII Hi i:is,. the Resident's r in visit to Pekan, a meeting of the State Council presided over by the Sultan, was held, at which six new enactments were passed, rir -To define the law relating lo the registration of
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    RACING IX MADRAS
    103 3 Ka< im. is under a cloud at Madras. The stewards of the Madia. Races appaal la the public, to clear oil' debit balance of m.ihsi rupees now confronting them. The stewards say that this requires to be liquidated before they can place I ie Ihe public any
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    A ROYAL ENGINEER.
    111 3 I'kin, E S-ssari phew „l the King ofSiain. has commenced his duties as an engineer itn: pupil at the Cate-head works of the Norlh-Kastem Railway Company, irfaera ha will ba initiated into the detail, and mystery of looomotivSmaking He is to have opportunity of becoming acquainted with
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    si A.MS PRINCES
    141 3 Thk young Siamese Pnu. c, given a thoroughly good tune m .Nice, as it became the l.isluon to mute Ihcui to all the receptions A certain la.lv, after a gieat deal of pain., sue. cc.10.l in getting an InlrodueUoo to one of ihc yoiiiigsleis With (H-lltn t
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    BY THE MAIL.
    1823 3 tKIR (JRACKS OF COSNAtGHT. t Pope received in audience, un 28th, the Duke and Duchesi of and Victoria Patricia, attended by the and suite Their Royal Highnesses »it* in.-! at tho foot of the BcmU Regim by Mgr. Kwnbucetti, and, e-.urted by the Swiss Guard, were o.nducted
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    I. I. T C. TOURNAMENT.
    206 3 ilh.'l .l:i-- Mrs. Wad.l.'ll un.l Mr. MaellnuKa Wai Mn Sal/ m;uin and Mr OodwlD i,.n.-.11. «-:>, n-H. A.,,1.',,' li,.«hu, (lian.liei.pl The Mi-.-, liiinn i.rae .1 Wat Mi- Ken »n.l Mi. Wailitrli iuwe4), II H, 6-4. r;,,,,,.,.,.,,,,,,,,, C,,,r.: stokes an.l Mr Etold Ik »l Mr.an.l Mr-
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    THE ANNUAL "HEGIRA."
    549 3 THE PASSENGER LISTS. THE P.i <). CO "Coioinandel." 10th March:- Mr. (irigor Taylor; Mr. and Mrs. Sneyd Kynnersley. 1 Manila, loth March (from Penang) Mrs. tiawthorne and two children Mr. and Mrs. Brown and family: Mrs Uottlieb. child, and infant: and Mr Stronach Parraniatta,' 24th March :-Mr.
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    SHOT BY A SENTRY?
    212 3 As extraordinary shooting affair uceiirred at Korlon Marine Marra.ks, iosport, early one morning The guard at the pay ollire was l'livil. "Man, and the relieving guard was in charge of Lance-Corporal Davis As the relieving guard approached, Siuton tired four idiots from his Lee-Metlord rifle. There
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    VESSELS ADVERTISED TO SAIL.
    85 3 Kor: Cak-ulla via |iort>, l'al a „,,,,tl a on L'«h Ml, riou.t.-a.l A 1'.,. Japan via |.«1, 15,,,,,,, u Ist Mar- li 11, iMi.M.-y.T Manila, r .Ine MMank, Barlun W Au»lralia. >«/„•/,.,. on Jn.l Mar, h v. HauneM 1 Oa. Monick.inK. Hi*,,.,.,. dIM .:r,l Mar, I,
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      218 3 Bracing; I Refreshing- Invig-oratine:! Condy's Fluid The effect rs ntagical. Beware of Subttltutea BAQIf ALL HILLOB, m, Man Mad HAVE ON HAND:I trie Fan., r.-ilinu and Table. 40. SO, Ml, m, 1(10, 1 10, and ISO Voltt. Detuned to o|»-rate from Ineandcteent C'ireuits. Any Voltage to orde- Direct or Alternating
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      830 3 AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALE OF CROWN I.ANI'S On Wtdnmday, til ilurrh. at -2:10 p.m I,'ivr v.iu.i.i,- MMIm lUoirawM 1 f run! <ii|r hVtiinvon Komt. T.'lllk Ayei IMrtot Units Mar*"! Ti«iJ.i of tbew alloUmenu will fmc a mM| lian«*»n,i further purl i.-ulnr. •-an I. ■hlained of \V. 1.. Cnrt.'i Ks.| Colin-tor
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      624 3 ■-TTmi. ls.vnti a line; Bnd and Jrd I'm.. )ll,«nU> liiw.UhtoMhlknM. 6 .vnu a line; 7t i to IHth timr*. 5 cffllii lin«-; aftarwardt, cents a line but no Imr,;.. lr«. ih»n on« dollar. That. (Vw I Itnr »irertiM<nir-nt. cl<»e met. In thl- lyw, can tie inserted .1 time* fort I
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      74 3 UKAIIIKII RKPOBT X*,*!.,,*, KirUtu 1h.,^1,,1. tm I-,!,, I,:-. Bar. siki..i .i ;^i-_-.i L lemp. s.'ll ».1L- 7:11 rt.liu. li,-, 7»j u.^ Wr.orWiad NE. st, f t Mai. Temp, us Mm... Max. In Suni4>ii 11 IWr.rad. Kamfall Nil. WEATHKIi TELKORAM (K. I A.i 0, 7Vl»iir..,.i. UUKOKUNu. Uaromeu-r ;{,nis l'..eetl.iL of Will,
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      160 3 aruam;kmkm> TunntT, l^th Kebki akv High Water 1143 am V W <" A thinese (lirls 1 Scliool. I Polo Meetiig Exchange. 15.30. Dagniar Trt.upe. Town Hall. 9. A«O!>raDAY, I«T MAKeH Hißh Water Mam U.Wpni Mniii.ipal ConiniiMion. 2M. I-andSale Powell. U». tierman outward mail, due. (iriflinftf xit,*eted. L LT.C Tournament V.
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    COMMERCIAL.
    439 4 Huaaraia, tBTH Fiaai'air. 1* PRODUCE. (Bait an MrrwM (o noon.; Uambier, «J». Copraßalt, -7.16. J Jo Pontianak I'epper, Black, MXl\. do Whlt«,(6%) „48 00. Sogo Flour Sarawak 3.8.V lo BrnMt No. 1 Ma,Pearl Sago 1 OoUee, Bali, pickad 8600. Coffee Pmlembang. ptckad.... 2»00. Co««e, Llberiao, No. 1 17.W Tapioca,
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    98 4 F-rr Prr ur. Tin,. To-Moaaow. Samarang Juno, 1 p in Bangkok Vyner, 1 p.m. Sepang via port. H. Timor, 1 p vi. Deli 2 pm Muir Far/alia, 2 pra. Mala. ..a A Klang M Hegalan, 3 p.m. I'enaug WfrrAouw, 3 p.m. Bangkok )t.,lu.a, 3 pa. I. Anaon via
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    109 4 F«o» K l'Kori By the Ger. Bayrn »ith the mail from Europe of the xta'Frb due on the Ist March and with replies lo tin- mail tttmh left Singapore on the 12th Fbok .ii n. n, the M. M. s.e. 7W kin, due on the 3rd Mar.
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