The Straits Times, 6 April 1900

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    12 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORE FRIDAY. APRIL 6. 1900. No. 20,107.
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      926 1 rpliK Iii'KNEO tX)MPANY, LIMITED rivm gatsKtsrdUl. ssaaratwa, J. Ngrwioa Daioa Fu» ln.ur.aos Socirty. «.s>l<uiwl"Ulr») (''""I i.r K'|i>itJ>i.w Lil. AanrUM riocirty. Tm Ooms Maria* lDsoraaM Cosa l »aj. Fb. ChiDa Slu««»u !)tsas» Navigttioo CompaayTas Totasmbaa La«*r IW Company. Ik. MantisM Ussa.ans Coatpaay, Liautsd. ror particular, of these Companw.. sseths full «lV«rtis«iD«lt
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      780 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. l^omnrxun paketvaa rt m aatschappu Under contract with the Netherlands India Government. Agents at Sntrnpon: Bhif Aoixct, latb J. Dabkdiui A Co., 2-3, Colltbb The undermention.Nl dates are only approximate Steamer From Expected Will be Despatched for O» Bantam. Macassar. Mar. 21. Billiion. Bawean, -oursbays. Macassar and Gulf
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      521 1 BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIOA TION COMPANY. LIMITED. TO PENANG, RANGOON. 4 CALCUTTA OneoftheCompany's steamers isintended to leave Tanjong Pagar Wharf every week Passengers and Cargo booked by tbe I above Meamers at through rates to all I ports in India and Ceylon, also to East African Ports. Mauritius, and London.
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      636 1 INSURANCES. 'PHE LONDON AND LANCASHIRE 1 FIRE INSURANCE COHPANY. Capital £8,127,K00 Paid ap Capital *Vi,lK> Reserve Fand 973,240 The undersigned, Agents for the Company, are prepared to accept fire risks at current rates of premium. BOUBTEAD A Co. THE CHINA TRADERS INSURANCE COMPANY. LIMITED. Capital Subscribed $S,nuu,ox. Amount Paid ap
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      692 1 LNSUBANCES. NATIONAL Absubaxci Coxfaxt OF IRELAND. Ettablxthed 1822. Capital £1 ,000.000 funds <•- 500,000 77ie wutorrigned, lulling lieen appointed Asrnta far the Fire Deparlsarat a-« prepared to accept IlMt at Current XaUu:TRA.VSATUynSCHE HAXDELS COMI'AONIE. TRANSATLANTIC TRADING CO.. LTD 36/4 Two Great Necessities. VIZ. 1. FAMILY PROVISION. PROVI-lON FOR OLD AOE.
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      689 1 BANKS. HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-UP CAPITAL $10,000,000. RESERVE FUND 111,(500,000. RESERVE LIABILITY OW\ iOOKt W0 PROPRIETORS J •••">. uuu uuu Court or Directors N. A. Bins. Fjg.— Cmiuui K hiwan, E«i-D>rirrT rmi«».». K. M. U*at, li,. D. H M-iiM. Km. K Horn, Gil. A. J Rathond. Km. A
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      661 1 t NOTICES. BE XAVY LEAGUE. SINGAPORE BRANCH. PRESIDENT: Hon. W. R Coi.i.vi iCOMMITTEE: H .11 0 Stringer. J. Anderson, Etu. 0. W. Butt, K-.|. (-apt. Craufurd, k s. *****. Boldero, i.it. H. I. Chope, Esq. J. Maclennan, Esq. C. \V. Uird, Ksq. W. J. Napier, Ks.|. As it is possible
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      833 1 THE BEST LINIMENT. I consider Chamberlain's P»in Balm th« fiaeetlioimenlforhousehold purpose* tfc«n is on the market," t»jrt Cha. B. Qoetie, a prominent draggist ai Wheeling, Va. I w it in my Urnily ud my wife insist* on ii' i«'!ti L kt^uv in the bouse. J buy it in gross quantities
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. DEATH.
    21 2 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. DEATH. At Hurl (Rivier.). o the .'.ih instant. II 5... ii Hi ikk, formerly of ding .porea., d hi.
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    STRAITS TIMES FRIDAY, 6th APRIL, 1900. OF THE WAR.
    373 2 STRAITS TIMES FRIDAY, 6th APRIL, 1900. OF THE WAR. Kstablisuid: 1K)1. PRICB 16 CBNTH. Strait. Time*: S.lOayear, or, posljrn M> 8M Hiulgtt i Sis ix year, or, putt fret, %M. Adrertuiug Wiier may I* fouiJ •it the fourth paije. The T .nt < correspondent, telegraphing from Bl.einfonlein on Tuesday, says
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    67 2 To an Asiatic correspondent, who sends us a grave complaint of s'eanaei inanaL'i'iiieut of Mawl passengers, we aaa only say thai the publication af the complaint, if it were not afterwar.liproved, w.uld ju-tify the paper being i-t in heavy d unities. On the oth. i hand, we know that full
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    8 2 To- day's 4 m/s hank rate is 1/11$.
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    11 2 It M S Mg,,r left for Hongkong at 7 this morning.
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    13 2 PkoutcE, exch;in^. and share prices .nil th.: mail list, an on page 4.
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    13 2 Mk--ks Piwell ;in.| Co. advertise a bale of new fancy ifiod* on Monday.
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    12 2 Tin. Japanese builesliip Shikthinf left for Hongkong, en ruute lo Jjpai yesterday.
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    20 2 The outwnrd m iii steamer Ckaata l.;ft IVnan,' at Hi am. m-.l.iy, aud is due here at 5 p.in tn-morrow.
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    19 2 A H.lam named Ang Yeong has hoon foim.l to be suflMring from smallpox at 11-:) K imp nit' Bahru.
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    20 2 Dr. Alfred Keuu, wim has just been appo'nied hnuse sutgeoii to theiieneral Hi«pital, Singapore, is a KafUcs School Queen's Scholar.
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    21 2 Ta.n Hnk, who failed to account satisfactorily f.ir possession of two bag•f Hour, was je.<ierday sentenced lo 3 months' hard labour
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    24 2 A Javanese ayaii named Ru«s wa« yi-ier.l -iy sentenced lo six weeki' imprisonment be stealing a gol J ring belonging to Mrs. A Palmer.
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    24 2 Th« Ka>eda Kmtiing Company in Jn|ian hax Jut, it is stated, declared divi.lenil at the, extra- .nliuary rate of 170^ per cent, per nnmim.
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    27 2 Thk ense again-i i. vi Hoh Chin nnd Oh Chin, for a'xisiing in cmrying on a Samaraiig lottery, was yesterday further remanded. Bail wns fixed at S.',«XK).
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    26 2 An arranßcineiit ima been entered intu by wliicli the "Shell" Transport Trading Co. will market the kerosene produced by the Sumatra Oil Coy. (Messrs. Wallace Bios.)
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    31 2 A Chinaman living at Tanjong l'agar Road reports that his tonitkang was captizvd during a squall vesterdity. Two me.n were pickaii up by Sergt. Major B.J.iloh, sitting on the overmine tougkang.
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    33 2 Last month, 727 deaths wera re-gißi-re'l hi Singapore the ratio per thousand being 36 "3 In the week enduij on S.iturd.iy last, lsl deatha wure r.-i:i^tercd. Tne ratio per Ihousoiid was 39 61.
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    34 2 The Luion Sugar Refining Com. pany .ii llmigkonE state in tlu'ir r->|uir! for IM»8 that, owing in Lie w.ir in Hie I'h ii|. .iueb, tliuy slOMd iiiu jvar with Bui iUM> Uf UTO tttf,UW.
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
    1071 2 SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. ANNUAL MBKn.NQ TO-DAY. This afternoon, at the Kxchnnge It -imii, there wiib held the annui.l general meeting of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce, the Hon'ble C. Stringer, Chaii man of t lie Chamber, in the chair. Mr. Stringer was suppurii-it by: -Mews. Waddell, Earle, Hal Tier
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    THE ADA DELROY COO.
    762 2 This Ada Dulmy Variety Company i-> a more clever ranvtj oußbiaalwa than w« have h»d in Bioaapon 1..r a consiilerabletime. Tliacopipnny p. rf.inne.l before acu.wde.l an.li.-i,,.,. n, 1,,- Town Hall last niglu.und their show was universally pr .iioiince.l to be excellent. Tlii^is the more satisfaet. ry
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    THE PHILIPPINE CABLE.
    66 2 It appears that the Eastern Exten--ion Telegraph Co. has submitted to he American Government a claim lor xcluMve 1., idiug rights in the Plnllip,nne Ulnnds based ou certain -ions li. uHed by Spain. The Telegraph (Joiiipany has also preiented a claim „m cuiupeti-atioii on account of expen--es
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    WAR NEWS BY WIRE.
    287 2 BOIH I/iSBBS. U«do,i, l>7//i Hard, A HnpKRATK eeliuiatc of Mm Uoer I .->.- since the coiuiiiencement ol .u-tilities, as drawn from their own idnii-i-imi!-, .ii.-cii.ii on the field ol ...iitln and prisoners we have taken, la 1.-i.ihK), wlncli includes 2,(XU killed an.i .>,UUO pri»uners. These figures,
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      BOERS CROSS THE MODDER.
      57 2 BRITISH MOUNTED LXFANTRV L\ TOUCH. tendon, 6th April. A message from the Ifaaaj correspondunt at Bloemfonuin, dated the 3rd inst says mat lioers have got across the Modder River in some force east of Bloemfontein. The British Mounted Infantry were in touch with them all day
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    THE RHODESIAN FIELD FORCE.
    22 2 Latrr. Altogether four transports, mostly with men of the Australian Bushmen's Corps on board, have gone to Beira
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    MAFEKING A FORTNIGHT AGO.
    26 2 MAFEKING A FORTNIGHT AGO. THKKM'MVUI li;i. A Keuier message from Marking, dated tho 2:ird March, says that after several days' bombardment the enemy were very quiet.
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    IRISH FOOT GUARDS.
    16 2 The (2'iccn has ordered the formation of a regiment of Irish Foot Guards.
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    30 2 Advices from Dana say that mining concession has been definitely paaavd to Mr. l'litchar.l Morgan for a term r.f H year-, _'."> percent of tbe ..nt put to ba |,aid totheCoreanGuvern-
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    39 2 Thk linal af Hi- Singles in the S C. C. tennis luurnament between (o.l.iic -t- 4 and HaaaaaU +1 could not be played yesterday on account ol rain Thj ti" "ill i. lived this evening. This concludes the tournament.
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    37 2 It is reported at s'hanchai that the Boeisjtjf known as "I'roteclthe liinperor, laiely dieted lo have been formed ill iii c .MMUs ttatUaßMatt bj the Chinese and other uatiouaiiiies, is receiving large suus.riptio.is in money and utidm
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    60 2 Kkom Inverell, in New South Wales, there is repuru d the discovery uf a tin lode, which is described as the UaMt thing cv. i luuml m the district. The reel is said to be liO feet wide, and estimated lo yela Irum jewt to scwt. •t tin to the
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    ANOTHER CASE OF PIRACY.
    50 2 A Malay naiad Hadji Kadir, living at I'nl.h Danur DaiM) .reports that on Tuesday last he went to Tanjong Guru to buy tish When near that place three M.days whom he cannot identity came up lo him in a koleh and look away Slu fiom him.
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    STREET ROWS.
    43 2 About MV4I last night, a light occurred ainuiig several Klings at Cross Street Four men *vn arrested and one was bent to hospital An allray took place yesterday it number of Chinese at Tiong iiutiru. six men were sent to hospital
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    MALAYAN CART TAX.
    82 2 A cOßltEsi'.ixuKNT begs us to note that he wrute lo ilii Malay U,nl nt the L'Tlh February and »th M.irch DaJhllg alUntton to tin alleged fact that, in Negri -Seinl.ilun. ceitain estate carts winch do not use Government roads are taxed. He instances a case, where, h.wever,
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    HOMEWARD BOUND.
    94 2 There were quite a couple of hundred people to MM the. I'arranuttta off tins morning. Among the pussengers who 1-1 1 lor K.ir. were: Mr. Moulsdale, the manager ut me Dock Company Mi J M Allinson. ami Mrs Alhnson Miss E. C. Browi. Mr. K. S Ezekiel .Mr.
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    THEFTS.
    113 2 A Javanese woman named Leaa, of ."> Kumpoiig Java Koad, reports that, in the early hours nf tbe morning, her house was broken into and a>4oo in notes and silver, 25 guilders, and clothing valued at 5159 were stolen. The thieves Rained entrance to the house by forcing open
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    COLLISION AT SEA.
    136 2 THREE MEN' DHOWS tD A collision occurred on Wiiduesday night in the Kariinon Straits between Ilia lln Tang, which was going to Bagao Irum .SiiiEai-ine, and tbe Sri Trixggmu which was coming to SiDgapore-froni Bagan. The ho Ta»g had 54 pafsengerK on board and sank immediately in
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      415 2 VDTICKS. JBTFKKTS B RGII fiJMB A 'Pecial. liebt brew for the Bin pints. Uf all dealer*. n£sfl BORNEO CO., LTD., f) lil Jf Sole Agents. JODEUTK A BfKE protection agnn.i nlnl? ants 2X dry. rot. and .leea) in Unbar. '.gall drum. m.w.f. BOKX Xi 1 1 iin <oi e Agents
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      666 2 NOTICES mmcX, MAX Cylinder nn.l I o. PsaH t..c»rry r.n l,iism.-« i.i t it- Ei t fiom rlii .i.iie. ller I rational an Hi*,anoaanai aiih h l>.|ui.iution,and nllcrry on bUaIIKM al the i-ame address, M Cluin'ge Alley. .-inK«porc. ih- ..t of March. 1900. per pro. M .x < Imd-r and
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      921 2 lathst advi:ktisi:mi:m\ Al t IMN S.U.K ((I- NKW KANIY QOOD6, VAUOABLK I'i.ATKD WAIiK, Ac (JU--.T niIOKTED.) AT lll'K SA K K <i.M. Monday, 91k April, at II a. m. and futiomng d-'yt. LaI>IK9 purws, han. Iwg-., narl cases, letter en«»», dies-inn rolls: cigar ca»e«, photo albums, funcy liinip-, M PlaU-d
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      990 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENT* town hali,. KAMAOKK, Mk IXHW» HKI.L. ADA Dl.l.UoY Ui.UI'AXY. A ul ■A.M'IC SUCCKvi. To-Mulll, FRIDAY, I rri.n 1... him-, siiluril.it. KolllVbLY ONLY TWO MoKh I'hKKiiKMAMtis. TU-MuUT, FiilD.vV QKANu UttAKUh uF ritOultAMME M H SBltS, M H ii\\ Xv \h» BMM AND A RKW IKUW OF J HI I
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      80 2 I iMfrM lor urn -irma tim** al wntun oo utta auto of tiM w»r only. ll\ t^' aa.lKtol Uut ouodiuun. nuui.. si.S.B. «n> ntc-if' in. l .uutbt utterwia* bo Mltiliilni All •dTartoamt ouaiuscto an rablMt lo tba onn.l 1 Uoo Uult Urn. Maoifn o»y iba advartiMniDf 1 juiui Urn |«|*r
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    THE SINGAPORE RIFLES.
    536 3 (ilHIi) PKO.-I THK IfflWHI ifleranoa, at thi> s v a Drill II I R lies to be sworn in The marI i» loM hatehes of fix mi Tya. ke, t'.f Adjiirnit. ii.i.l it took of tin' Duabat i that one or i«u ma hi 1 M |0
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    THE LICENSING JUSTICES.
    108 3 YnrEHKAY afternoon, the Lioenaini Pulioe Station CuL FanaeCatlM i there v. CraufurJ, Dr. Lank, and M lud Bruckmao. Mr- E Kiulucb n-k-ii ti..it Ii.t for a buiM a: J7-1 l.i .k B miclit >- ai>pvai«jd bad Hned furuul keeping :i propel ompaDj tor An r.in~ler of I!.
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    OUTWARD BOUND.
    106 3 1 the P ,V II 17,,.,.,., dne lure ■w: From 1., mion Dr. and Mn Ossmmdm H U. I Master, (■••nimandcr K 3 Praier, Cm Mr. C. 1 >-r m c. Mi H Blaad Lie it G. G U.i (tn M, \v \m«ler. Mr I Hum- Mr. Lewm.
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    THE WAR.
    1194 3 M)bTIC THOUGHTS AX DBl I6MTI HH (F oat a Cuiiliih.ilur) In old .nen waeril war, i» was customary for the oonqiMrortn chain In- caplivoato M- chariot wheels, and exhibit than m hii triumphal pro. .--ion-. Happily, in nio.lern tiiuas, il ah wai is waged with equal fury, nil
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    PENANG'S MORALITY.
    500 3 Thk J ip-in llerabl, which hail niviewod In.- lioM-11l- 1 s Wife," was taken to t..-kl,ythe Nli-ml* Kaits (at failing to nbmrve thai Bmeapote and Koala Lompor are innral towns, and thai IVnaiur dot* not Ml Hie sway of h Tfmm. Tha Japan IhruM ot Jinh March now
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    SINGAPORE-JOHORE RAILWAY.
    227 3 LiIKttTMNS TO Tilt EXGI\LLKS A HBMUsUBMia of in-triKtiuns for UM Lillet HnttaiTßt Elltine. r ol llnSinga| Railway baa baaa diawo up bj Ueeen UnMnf) X.1.-- and Warintt, lba< UKultiniKngin .'r-. [twaalwdon 1 l.'-^i-iatui- CodimU unliic--day. Ihu BeaideutEugiuaeria directed to secure from urn Biagapofa Oevammciit copiis of all [ilaii-,
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    VOLUNTEER CORPS ORDERS.
    146 3 TUB HIKiXThlbsuay, lith April, S.|iiad Drill, B l.'i. .-v.tur.iiiy, I4lb,«quad Drill, 110. s)Meuritig-iu at tbe cuuclubioo of each drill By order, A. Tyacke, Cupt, K G.A., Aujl. B. V. A. 1H( AKTILLEKY t Irdcrley (Jilicer for the ensuing week: Cap* 0 J Uav ies;urdei ley .Sergmiii lor
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    CHESS.
    1038 3 MIKTKD BY KINO'S PAWN.) Ml I'hrt-n C'.rrespondencn should be aitllrced to 4 Klns's P«WU." k I.i'imi uf I'ronlcni No if.7 Kondelik) I omct solutions received from A. O. a and K. I'KOBLEM No. I "If. BY C. Bl'i HM.XS. j BLtrK 4 riECCS. KHITI ti niCII. White to p'a>,
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    VESSELS ADVERTISED TO SAIL.
    16 3 Ilongkoiie. C. Aficir. doe 9h April, Hylney inj'urt», ArgMt, Uu» Ilth April,
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    STRAITS PRISON WARDERS.
    136 3 It appear-- from correspondence laid on lue table in LajWalivt Council regarding improvement, of the position ul w.n-ieia in the prison service of the S' raits Settlement*, that, in November, 1»»9, .Sir Charle- Miichell forwarded to the .Secretary of State a petition from the European warders of
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    PENANG PIER.
    237 3 According to a paper laid on the table ..I l.i-uisl. ill vc Council on Tui'Mlay,. 11. the 7th February last, Mr. C W.b Kynnereley, as Acting Colonial Secretary, wrote to the Kenident Councillor at Pmang Baking him to enquire from Mr Anderson, the Resident Engineer, whether he had
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    PENANG CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
    243 3 two NOtiiNKes ton thk colucil. On the ;ini instant, the membera of ihe IViiang Chamber uf Commerce met for the purpuse uf proposing a nominee fur the seat in thu Legislative Council, vacated by Dr. Brown on his leaving the Colony for Kurope Mr. R Yeats
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      118 3 IK INT SHOOT TOUKSELF No doubt you often feel like it. but after just a little deliberation decide \ou can't i.ffor.l to do it. But that thumping racking Headache; what can you no with 111 Give it it' quietus by using Little's Oriental Halm. It acts like magic. It kills
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      529 3 NOTICES. JAPANESE BEST CREPE SHIRTS. WHITE AND STRIPED SIZES FROM 14" TO 18". G. OTOMUNE CO. THE GOVERNOR'S WIFE. a society romance of the Straits. The boob records tbe social habits and customs of the white popula ion of 1 mw 1 PenanK, and M.-il.ya. It de«ls with governors, colonial
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      1130 3 AfICTION S.VI.ES. HOUSEHOLD FI'RMTURE TO Bl SOL II BY PUBLIC AUCTION. ON Ralunlay. the 7th April, 1900, at the Chinese Club, 2J miles on the Bukit Timah Road, commencing at 1.30 p. m. A Iso a fine collection of plants and 8 deer Catalogues will be duly issued. 6/4 H.
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      691 3 FOR SALR~K>fIH Tv LfcT; AM) l'h:T™B| Ist tim, 1.1 cents a line; L'ndfli time., 10 cents a line 4th to 6th timeH cents a line 7th to 18th times, t centV? line; afterwards, 3 cents a line but no charge loss than onedoHar. Thus, a (W adTertisement, close sot, in
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      257 3 ARRAX .LMKM> Kriuav, 6th Apbii. Hieh Water. a2« p.m. S V A Battery Drill. S. C. C. Tennis Tournament. Delroy Co. Town Hall. 0. 7th Al 1:11. High Water, i! 4s a m. 4 40 p m. M...,n First quarter. J'lOp.m. Furniture Sale. Op-hard Road. P..W.-II. 2. H. G C.
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    COMMERCIAL.
    606 4 Si>u*ro»s. "Til Ami, 1900. PfUH>rTOB. (Haiti an oornrUd to noon. Uambimr buyers 7.15. Copr» Bali e.»W. do Pontianak, 630 .epper. Black. N. 12). do White. (<() 47.00 -iago Flour Sarawak ..3 90 do Brunei No. 1 S.OO Pearl Sago 4 40. i-offee Bali. 16% basis 38.00 Coffee Palembang. 16%
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    68 4 To-Mo«»ow. -taifion Conch. 7 a.m longkong A Amor Charlerhmur. li a.m I'eiwnn Jamn. I p ni lunrA Main, ii Kian Yum. 2 p.m 'tnnnn /*in Stno, p m. Jlangkok Bangkok, 3 p m ■>;i iron Titff. 3 p.m \lailg vilt pnrtu Sipfihn. 4pm <amanaa via port* '.'i«».i 4mi,
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE
    126 4 krom Kuropi Rv ih- P. 0. 6 a Cku-an, due on ttth April with datea to tie 16th Mnrr-h. *h<- bnmm replies t> tonail which left Singapore on the 17 b F-li Kkiin riiiMi Itv th ifrmao crui»er Kocnig Albert, due on Sunday. Laft Singapore Due in
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    282 4 AHRIVAU. Per Iximlawa from Prnanß— lfewr*. (io-lin* Oco. .Mu.lco.and R. M Gol-.ie. I'er s. s. tin Seng from Peoang— Mr. HeiUen. I>EPARTURU. Per P. O. t. s. Pammatta for LondonMr, and Mrs. U. 0 N.-av. Mr. H. J. H. Pox, Mr. and Mrs E \V. 8. "orren, Messrs.
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      252 4 Underthisheading the following abbrevia ions are used atr. steamer sh.— ship q.- -barque sch— schooner; Yet— Yacht Cru.— Cruiser Gbt.— Gunboat Tor Torpedo II p.— Horse-power Brit.— British U. S.-Umted S»>s; Fr.French Ger.— German Dut— Dutch; loll.— Johore 4c, G. c, General argo d.p. deck passengers U.
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