The Straits Times, 7 March 1899

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    12 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY. MARCH 7. 1899. No. 1i).77i
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      201 1 NOTICES. Q. OTOMUNE COMPANY. liave just received a large stock of CIGARETTES AND TOBACCO Mam kaiti rkii by MIKAI MM, CX)., KYOTO. LOOK CK.ARKTTKS HKRO igaretto. andUng Cut KAVOI'RITK Cigarctt«« 4 UngCut. HONEY (ig.irettea. SI "N KLSE Ciearelten. Tln»c Cigart'ttca ami Tobacco arc ■Nats' tv hi the iniMcnt Virginia leal,
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      1221 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. I^ONINKLIJKK PAKETVAABT MAATBCHAPPIJ I'nder contract with the Netherlands India (iovernment. AgmlM at Singapm: Bmr Aollo, lat» J. lUlKl'lu< k Co.. 2-.1. Coum QrjiT. Steamer From Expected V. ill be Despatched for On Brouurr. Bengkali«. Mar. Bengknlii. Sink, l'aneh, Bila, A.sahan, and Deli. Mar. 8. it. Ytiyrunhi' Padang. 4
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      697 1 INSUR.4NCES. rpHE LONDON AXI> I \M \-HII:K 1 FIRE IXSIKANCK COMPANY. Capital £S,IST.MO Paid up Capital L'IJ,7SO It-serve Fund HT.-U'll The undersigned. Agents (or the Com. pany, ar.i prepare.l to accept flre risks at D^BOI'STEAD (<> rl CHINA TRADLR ISSTKAS'T COMPANT. LIMITED Capital Snbscritnr |s v urn -I 1. 1.
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      601 1 INSURANCES. TRANSATLANTIC FII.K INSI'RAM K I'll., OF HAMBURG. NORTH GERMAN FIRE IX. "I KANi V 111. HAMIII'RO HAMRI'IUI -IIKEMKX FIRK INSI'RVNCK Ct).. HAMBLKtI. I^HE un.lersi R noil. Agents ot tho above i-'tm{ianies, nrv asjaavjfayj naavjaasj fire ITIi'FARtKKN k Co. SOUTH BRITISH FIRK AM) MARINK Insurnnco innpany. FIRS Insui-anr.- eft.-, t.'.l
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      421 1 NOTICES. -1™ LrllilVjlU'''^ nL'LViioline PETER SYSS WONDERFUL SPECIFIC. rpllEonlt rcme.lv :il |i.'..ct knovin a- 11 n INKAI.I.IHI Y. and I'KKMANKM' II llr l»)M-nlcr>, Hi rrh.ia. Sprue. ll mor r lisl-c mid t I. on, lion of Ihe llonel-.. Hunilredn of Syeedi and Uslinit I'gn'v. K.'.'.innien.l.'.l l,> 1... of Ihe .hiel
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      668 1 RHEUMATISM (TKKI) Mr «ife has used rhamherlain Pain Halm for rheumatism oith great relief, and Cut rhlllllMllaill and for other household ■M 1..r aM h h.vv.. 10.ir.l it valuable W J.CI M r.K. Re.l Cr. Mr. Cuyler is one of the leadiaj; nirr.li snls of Ihi- village mid i. ne
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
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      DEATH.
      14 2 At Heeren Street. Malacca, on the till, insi., Tin CHW Hoom, aged 46.
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    The Straits Times. TUESDAY, 7th MARCH, 1899. SMALL-POX AT PENANG.
    85 2 The Strai ts Time s. TUESDAY, 7th MARCH, 1899. SMALL-POX AT PENANG. Kstabi.ishih: 1831. PRICE 15 CENTS. .->V*ri|>fwii riitr* and tvlr*rt\s\n*j rain m<v ht/nwi on Ihr fourth w I THREATENED RIOT. (Special TeUgram Io "Ike ■Mb Hrn V The measures for stamping out smallpox meet with resistance at Jolutong and
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    REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. SANMUN BAY.
    44 2 REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. SANMUN BAY. BHI TAKES POSSESSION. /,.,i, >..,i, M Marth. The correspondent of the hnly ChronitU at Rome state- that official despatches have been received there to the effect that Italian marines have landed at San. nun Bay and have occupied the district.
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    THE TOULON EXPLOSION.
    23 2 HEAVY LOSS Dt LIKE. Tlie powder-magazine explosion at Toulon resulted in sixty persons being killed. One hundred peisons were injured.
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    TERAH HOOLEY.
    24 2 MMM I NDEBTAKKN. The Registrar of the Bankruptcy Court has ordered the prosecution ot Terah Hooley for offences under tinInsolvent Debtors' Act
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    SUNSHINE IN SIAM.
    541 2 SUN SHINE IN SIAM. We welcomed in advance Dr. Morn son s recent visit to Siam and we duly chronicled, in general terms, the optimistic impressions he formed during his stay there. The text of his message to the Time/ has been for mmc days in our possession we haw:
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    35 2 Thk American House of Representatives li.ii disallowed the payment to Spain of MUIMyMt dollars lor the purchaM of the Philippines, until the treaty of peace lias been ratified. Reutor did nut find tliii item interesting
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    190 2 In view of present controversies in I England the Tope's reported remark, I at a recent reception given to some > Irish pilgrims, is of great interest— that England's return to Roman Cittholicism was daily more certain I Thi mail brings us the liens that the committee of the U.S.
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    175 2 Mk Ahnot Run finished the revision of his book From Peking to Petersburg by the end of January, and it was on the eve of publication when he left London on February 15th. It is to be published by Mr. Edward Arnold, with a frontispiece and map to explain the
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    190 2 Kkvektinu to the suggestion of an understanding between France and Germany on Colonial matters, a writer in the tffmm (Paris) says nobody dreams of organising against Great Britain a maritime coalition, but of opposing, especially in the Far East, a j moderating and pacific counteqtoise to the noisy imperialism now
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    239 2 Sir K BWT, Ml', spoking at Ilexham, said he ho|M>d there was no danger uf the disappearance of the party system, for, if so, the Parliamentary system was in danger also In regard to foreign affairs, the tone of members of tlie Government had become rather speeclu it might be
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    10 2 To-day's 4 m s bank rate is 1. 1 1
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    11 2 No fresh cases of small-pox have been reported for three days.
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    13 2 I'K'i.u.K, exchange, and share prices and the mail list, are on page 4
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    13 2 The homeward mail by the I' O GbMMaaM closes on Friday, at a.m.
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    16 2 The Crown -I'rince "I Siam arrived in London mi the 4th ult after his stay in
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    17 2 This 111- .ining the body of a Chinaman was picked up in the river near Kallang Bridge
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    13 2 Till First Magistrate had IW> Muni cipal summons .i-.- on hia nle this
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    18 2 Messks Hong Tek Cbye t Co. .idvarliv i:i .iii tion sale of land and houses on Thursday next
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    19 2 TU .r.linary tencial meeting ol I- i:im-i atitl Neave, Ltd is advertised to be held on the Mk insUuit.
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    15 2 Constable No .'>^ was arrested this morning, in South Bridge Hoad, for colloime, fee., from hawkers.
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    18 2 Shanuhai announces the belief th»t tii- total volume of China't trade in li- was the largest on record
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    18 2 A tujwui to Holland puts the private coffee crop, for 1899, at .175.000 piculsJava and M.OOO picu's Liberian.
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    20 2 A Mimifa of the Church Work Association will be held at Government House on Monday, March I.lth, at U o'clock.
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    21 2 Tm Directors nf the National Bank of China propose to put the whole of last year's profits, »61,.17:<, to capital reserve
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    24 2 A M»i ,»v living at 8-8 Outram Road is down with smallpox The man was nearly well, however, when discovered by the Health Officer.
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    27 2 A ErmirtAil named Earl Brook on board the llyt Uong states that his boy has absconded with a gold wat. h an I chain, ticals, and M
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    26 2 BirwiH Sunday and Monday last, thieves broke into a Javanese house in K dl. ing Road and stole money and jewellery to the valuo of SIM.
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    26 2 A spwial I^nten Service will he held to-morrow evening in St. Andrew's Cathedral, at »15 pm. The preacher will be the Rev W H Gomes, BD.
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    28 2 Thi lanes in the |KH>r quarters, says a writer upon Hongkong, are also the common dustbins. Refuse of all sorts is dumped there to fester and breed disease
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    24 2 Is the exercise of his discretion, the Editor withholds the letter concerning a Police recruit the receipt of which was acknowleged yesterday, from publication.
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    31 2 Thi repaired P. O. I'kina ultimately left Perim, under convoy, but also under her own steam, on February 9th She il to be repaired and renovated by her builders at Belfast.
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    28 2 Muoa-GENKKAL Black, C.B, who recently relinquished the command nf the troops at Hongkong, has retired on a pension of X7UO per annum, on attaining tbe age of sixty-two.
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    31 2 .Uti: I. two or three years in Newfoundland. Sir Henry McCallum lives in hopes of rH-irning to the tropics when "the cold has dissipated all the malaria out of his system
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    26 2 Mk A J. Balfour is uudcrst...>.l In have dissented from the new Liberal l.e.t.lei s suggestion in the House of Commons that I. .t.l Charles Beresford
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    23 2 naval matters, the German navy at present has under construction, eight ironclad line. if battle ships, seven large gun-boats, and twelve torpedo-boat destroyers.
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    44 2 -\s agreement has Iwen come to between the various Eastern banks, that they will not receive the drafts of other hanks in payment of storlnig bills or documents without bills sent to the East, except under a charge of nut less than J.IIT cent.
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    SUGAR MANUFACTURE.
    47 2 Mk W M Miller ..f Caledonia Estate, in Province Wellesley. has been authorised to fill the specification of an process of manufacturing sugar and particularly basket or muscovado sugar, by using oil as a means for regulating the evaporation and temperature of boiling and drying."
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    SCOTTISH UNIVERSITY DINNER.
    64 2 Thosk gentlemen resident in Singapore who have studied at one or other tt ibe S.utch I'niversities will dine togellier at the Singapore Club, this evening. Mr A Gentle, th. I're-id. nt uf the Municipality, lias <-,iiiseiitnl In preside, and there are expe.ted to be present some twenty-four
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    ASIATIC ARTILLERY.
    58 2 M»jnn A F Montanaro, R.A., formerly of Singapore, has been posted to the command of the two 'in|>:ni <>t Asiatic Artillery stationed in Ceylon Major a F. W. St. John, HA., who commanded the No 1 (Kohat) Mountain Battery in Tirah, has been selected for the command of
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    SARAWAK AND BRUNEI.
    65 2 In l.nnbang, a district recently acquired by the Sarawak Government from the Sultan of Brunei, trouble has arisen out of raids by cattle thieves from the Sultan's territory. The Sarawak Government ban decided to lay the matter before Sir Charles Mitchell as High Commissioner, who is exacted
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    VESSELS LOST.
    73 2 VESS ELS LOST. LLOVn'r Cegister of British and Foreign shipping gives returns of vessels totally lost or. ■oiidemue.i, from the Ist July to the :H>th Sept tst<~ Steam vessels alone account for lifty-nine entriet, aggregating gross tons. Twenty-live ol these vessels flew the liruish line The sailing lap* liui.iIwred ML
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    MAN OVERBOARD ?
    83 2 MAN OVERBOARD WllK.v oH the line Fathom Bank, N 40-, \V. true, distance eight miles, on Sunday, the steamer Ctrhrrut, Capt. Bell, which arrived yesteiday from Aden, pirLtd up a life-buoy with an exploded Holmes patent signal attached The buoy bore Kussian characters which indicate that it belonged to the
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    BORNEO RAILWAYS.
    116 2 It is understood tlwit Ih* Mai railway system in North BotMt to be extended from a point on the I'adas River along the West Coaat to (lava Bay, thus opening up not only the most thickly -populated pan of the country, but also Urn m-t hßth and prolilic
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    FAURE'S FUNERAL.
    99 2 FAURE'S FU NERAL. (A Wmm Ttltanm.) Poru, Ulh F<*nn Th« burial of 1-resident Faur, H) place tn fine weather. I-resident u2 and thespceial envoys sent totlief,, 'oyall the Ki.reigi, Sovereign, f,;'^ the bier. After thrt came the and Deputies and all the hor",* Paris, besides numerous delre. The whole garrison
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    MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
    57 2 ..lli.ers. 0nuni5*,,,,,,,! aaNai and men, If women. Ml children inn KegMnellt. Mi of .h.,,,1 ™J| hon.e, together with 30 nf t|, e \Vm rorkabin i:.g,,,,e,,t. The total* male up of various detail, f ron- I her departments of the carrison R, 1 L R °>"' M dptails are
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    VACCINATION.
    96 2 Tbc Municipal health -officer i n just published report for l>ecnabn remarks that the protective pffecuoi an c!h. 'lent vaccination (that isonrin in which four successful neeaaahai have been obtained) last, about H, years, and that it ca.iii.it be too Hat* urged on those who desire to avoid too!
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    POLICE NEWS.
    169 2 Fihks just inflicted i.i.lud, w following Fur not reporting 1 1** of small-]'..! SL'.-.. for selling milk wilb per cent of added water Sin. fur oJ B lug for sale pork infected with tanw.inn cysts Ull; f,.r chan.lu dross, two men. in.] respectively, or two mouths arl on
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    THE ASSIZES.
    166 2 TH E ASSIZES. Tbe Chief-Justice n n-d the Auua this morning On the .ili-nd.r iii charge against Caderviyl m CundaTSß of inslitutihg n ciimitnl pru.wi.ai knowing there m no r.-' großMHrl^ and of intentionally givL. 1 ,me charge ol criminal bran-bo. trust as a clerk, tli.e. breikia, by night, four
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    REFFLES LIBRARY AND MUSEUM.
    113 2 REFFLES L IBRARY AN D MU SEUM. The annual re|«irt ot tk. Library and Museum for 1-9- now that tlie QmasMia.it paiietka«a\-< ai eight months back, U i tcm|iirsry pedient to meet pnawl rei iirement* the addition ol Urn < quarter" 1,,! pan avail.ille I r Library ri Museum parpoae.
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    PAWNSHOPS.
    55 2 IItAHSiK.-Willy.'UkK to correct tLwaUtei ••Moralist" inh.«arti.lci of 4th inst. reK.mlui. states it, patnuboi I Kow.bj Ei 1. riMkja, they -ere p.l nati»es, I'adjil. fend by the .iovriitiic..' regulations Goods, »i'"' jewellery, «h....,..,:t I certain |ktio.l 1 UMJP months -.ii. Most of th gwuhoH in Sm»l the'van'.,,'"'.'.'.'!."" Iwir 1. 1
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      433 2 notices/ "sioerostheT PAINT. an abtolnU-ly anti torrosive paint for IRON AND STEEL Guaranteed to be the beat lUSTI'UKV KNTIVK «t« nt lnraloable for ship.. Machinery, Bridget One gallon will cover 5411 square feet. Pat. l""i per drum of 1 cwt. s'lr: AUKSTH FOR Btuits B*rrL™«*TS. F«n«aA«n M.uv BT«TIS, Bill. »»D
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      1085 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. CHINA MUTUAL LIFE-INSURANCE COY. Hrn, OFFiri NO. It, ('AMtOH ROAO, BHAKOHAI. I lAS. A. WATTIK, Manap-r. HECTOR W. SAMPSON, Travelling Representatire MESSHS. TAN KIM TIAX SONS, Local Ag*nu. This Company otters easier terms ami better bonuses than any CoraI.mv .l.'i.i,' baaMM in the Kaxt, ami, lieing a Shanghai
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      958 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. I WANTED. Municipal 6 X Deh». FKASER.* Co.. ii. c Eiehange and Share Broken. TRAVELLER "VaTANTED: asituationaslrav«ll»r;con W versant with English, Dutch, German and French, al»o, Malay, and Hindustani Bett referent*. Apply to 9/3 T. 8., C/O Vrai': Ttm't T THE undenigned, hereby five notice 1 that tny
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    A POWERFUL DRAMA.
    860 3 "THE 81ON OF THE CRO88." A svNorsis of the powerful drama 11 I he Sign of the Cross was given in tin s,< columns on Friday, and tin- pan* was produced for the first time in Singaiwre last night. By repute, at least, it must have been
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    THE MAIL WANTED.
    258 3 man Tixra.' Dial MisTVR, Acain one time the ...uirier French goes he I* arrive to SingapOOt in n-tard of three to four dan Thai tins I* lalflagl qn* .-lepal.tnt What il this that she Ikaithaa the Company ol the MesMgerie* Maritimes Is this that she wisrMhanalftonsoekotaar II
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    FILIPINO ITEMS.
    521 3 PIQHTING ROISI) MANILA. FIRES AND TROUBLES IN THE CITY. A ...iv of the Manila Time, of the 24th February reached us this morning At that dale additional small fires had been stalled in various parts of the city. The big fire in Tondo Ward had been got under.
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    SIAM NEWS.
    206 3 Thk Oaai PVm If,, chronicles the niuider of a Chinaman committed on the -'4th February, hi the open street al llantkok. by secret-society agents. I' n that this is the work of a Caul .■secret Boeiatf Those who d 1 .Let the laws of its leaders are ail—lad,
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    PERAK MURDER CASE.
    379 3 PERAK MU RDER CASE. wiiAT is inau insamtv Us the PJnj February, at Taiping, baton Mr Jackaon,tb* Judicial Com■Unrionar, Haah (Jafur. Malay, w;is charged witi. the murder of seven per-ons on It-!. December last at Bhota fh* lec.il Advi-er. Mr Kershaw, alv «and ior Urn Oorotiimant of Perak. and Mr
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    THE DREYFUS CASE.
    967 3 INTKKIERIMi WITH JI'BTICE The discussion which took place in the I'rentli Chamber of Deputies (about February si: hi on the bill introduced l.y M. I.eb, l Minister for Justice, to refer the <|uestion of the revision of the Dreytus case to the whole Court of I Cassation,
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    A NEW TRADING COMPANY.
    164 3 1\ mmatiiin wa» gl**a yesterday of the flotation of tb* Hall**! stales Milling an. l Trading Company, with a capital ol *l&o,000, iluul.il Into l.vwm ordinary ■ban* ''I each lad > founders ihara .'i Ufa aaooat; ™l of tlie preparatory issue of the share? The board
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    BY THE MAIL.
    1033 3 Riromu i-APTi-Ksj or mjaf. Tin Brussels Valriole mentioned a rumour on Feb 4th that Rejaf had been captured by the Mahdists This is a post on the l'p|*r Nile between Fa'hoda and Uganda, and is in that part of the equatorial provinces leased to King Leopold by
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    LATEST BY WIRE.
    854 3 Loaooii. Mth February. I MM. l*r. iil.M.. and Habert. members of the Chamber of Deputies, were arroled \.-.trrl..y <>enin( The former Hopped Uoneml Ruget, whilst he was riding home from the timer.] the late l'r..i 1.-..1 voice to iii.il. Ii to the Elysee Nume-ous .juestlont having been
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    TAMIL COOLIES.
    97 3 188 are now in Sarawak, says an official report, :«l indentur.'d Tamil coolies employed by l.oveniinenl Of these l.y far the greater part are employed on Matang K»tate, the FabIk Works department having M allot ted to il <lut ..f them, only nine deserle.l during the past year
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    AFFAIRS IN AFGHANISTAN.
    202 3 Is the opinion of bad ItoU-rt- tl.c situation at Cabiil is houn.l very aborth to take a serious turn Than ha-. he dv'l' wS°9 more' or 'to donlion! Afghanistan is not a kingdom, a? a mooafchyi Io an ordinary aSßat Than are within it> l-order. aarln a!
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    THE ANNUAL "HEGIRA."
    446 3 THF. PAS.SENUER LISTS'. THK P. 4 O. CO. 'I or. man, lei.' 10th March: Mr (irigor Taylor; Mr and Mrs Smyl Kynnersley. Mr 1. Moad Lieut Dona jowski Mr. Ryinill. Manila, "lMb March: (from Penang) Mrs. (iawthorne and two children Mr and Mrs Brown and family; Mrs
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    L. L. T. C. TOI'RNAMKNT
    54 3 (A,,,.,.,,.*.,. M*l— Mrs. stok.- and Mr. Reid i. Mrs. Dare and Mr. I. TIES rcR »>iiii.-mi IsaVW iBBMai (handicapi: -Mrs. Braddell and Mi Saunder- (Owe SI > the Misses Uuilii ,otte 18, Mur.l /IvkMx ihan.hcapl.-A. Cla«.— frs Stokes and Capt while (owe 6) Mr- Dare
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      19 3 SORE THROAT. "tog cannot do better than gargls with Condy's Fluid." 1 V Condy's Fluid ALL IUBtTITUTXI IKE IVMXIOt
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      877 3 AUCTION SALRS. AICTION SALE Of A SEASIDE RKSIDKSCE (TOBk llfll' AT .'IK •llf-K'H On IT*BBa«slßJk IM March, at IM pm ALL thai freehold ground, situated on Confederate Estate, fronting the sea shore, together with a residence thereon known as ROSETTV COTTAUK. The sale will Include tbe household furni 147S rOWKI.I.
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      723 3 NOTICES. M. J. OAimßUi D..1). 8. DOCTOR of IVntal Hurgenr. Bt Raffles Place. OTia Musas. XXI I V \IHMIs BUY MALAOOA TEA. The BMI pun-.t. and cheapest of all Tew. sold at Messrs. ANN LOCK t Co.. Battery Road. Messrs. VONO LEE SENU. Orchard Road. Oianp Psko» 46 «ata per
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      275 3 WKATHKK REPORT. »'0«.1.m.. Krrhau H,*v*<">. (Ua Mltr. Bar. BvniltMMa Temp. Hi. I .60 T.'.a >: W. Blt.Tl.ei 77.U 75 0 74.0 j;'e^ Inr vi N KKW.Calin »J»i Max. Temp. HH.7 -J»\ Mm 73» ?J;j Max. Ml Sun 144 II Terr.rad. 71.3 ttt* Rainfall J.« X E WKATHKK TKI.KCKAM (K. a..h:
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    COMMERCIAL.
    448 4 tUWUPOU. 7TII IIM, PRODUCE. (Hala an evmdtd U noon.) fiambler, t Ooprlßall J»do Pontianak 6.75. Pepper, Black. 20.82 J. do Whito, in) 44.00. Saiio Flour Sarawak.. ..3.8* do Brunei Xo. 1 S-l'-'l-Pearl Sago ..4.20. ("of!.*, Hai i, picked 2.-..V,. CoSee ralembang, picked 2«. V). Coßee, Llberian, So. 1 1T.76
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    104 4 *w r.r or. v To-Mobbow. Ratavia 1 ■> Sfynt, 8 a 1.1 Hongkong A Japan Fli,itMr,, 9 a.ni. Saigon ll,.kTw-, 11a.m. Malacca Hortburgh, 2 p.m. Bangkok Singapore, 2 p.m. Muar Far/alia, 2 p.m. Malacca A Klang »,7v,;a/<i«, S p.m. i':.lrutta Kuryalut, 3 p.m. Sbaya A Macassar I'.h Ann,
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    115 4 Fkox Ki-bopb:— Bv the P. A O.s.s. Beuj/al, with the mail from K.urope of the I7IH Fel. due on the 13th March and with replies to th.. mail ulnch left Singapor; on the 20th Fkom Chiii:- By the P. <>. La. C*B» due on th- 10th Mar.
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