The Straits Times, 10 April 1900

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    12 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORE TUi:BDAY, APRIL 10. 1900. No. 20,110.
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      667 1 rpHE BOOHM OOWfAlTif, II MITE I> 1 V rwioh Cmiuo »'i«» luun:.. A t Amuiwuum i mncmj/ 1 h 1 1>* i b. K.|un«>'l' Uh I To* Ooms M«n»» lliunow >'um|«a;. 1 h« i'hii» Mutual MMua N»»iiptti.« CoafMf Flo TitMUum Latent IWt Oan|M;. rfc* lUntuM lunia i ompuj. U»*A For
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      660 1 STEAMSHIP CUMPAXLES. T'OMNKI.IJKE PAKETVAART MAATBCHAPPIJ Under contract with the Netherlands India Government. ApentM at ainaafnre: Ship Aosxct, ute J. Diehdelii A Co.. IS, Coixteb Tho .indermentioned date-, are only appr iximite. Steamer From Expected Will be Despatched for ""> Batavia. Apl. 9. Batavia Ch'-rilion, «annr>ng. S -uribr-.yi, Timor. r....-i l',-...u«
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      676 1 HRITISH INDIA SZJEAJI BAVIQA THIS OWfMNY. 1.1. M1 TED lv ib.N ANO. KANUOON. 4 CALCUTTA i JneortheCoinpanvVsteamerK is intended to leave Tnnjong Pairar Wharf every ajar*. Passengers and Cargo Looked hy the alK>ve steamer* at through r.-.ten to all [iorts in India and Ceylon, also to East African Ports, Mauritius,
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      657 1 INSURANCES. 'PHE I.oNIKiN AND LANCASHIRE 1 FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital £3,127,1W) Pat.l up Capital xl-i,7«0 Reserve Fond 973,248 The undersigned, Agents for the Company, are prepared to accept fire risks at urrenl ntt.-s of premium. mil STEAD 4 Co. 'I'lIK CHINA IRADKBS INSUEANCF 1 COMPANY. LIMITED. Capital Sutacrlbed taVULOX. Ammict
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      938 1 INSJTRANCES. /^.NATIONAL pyj-Cfe»^fla Assurance Coxpaxt V^»^7 Or IKKLAND KiUMuhed 1822. Capital JB 1,000.000 funds <— > 500,000 Th, uruOirtigned, hnritii) Item appointed AsrtitK for Ihe Fire Department a-e prepared to aeetpt RUki ai Currtml mm*— TRAN'SATLAXTTSCITE HAXPF.LS COMI'AfiNIK. T RANBATLANTIC TRADING CO.. LTD > DKITISH EMPIRE B». 4a,00,00,n0n /oo.NDITIONS large\
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      675 1 BANKS. nONHKONO AND MHANUHAI banking corporation. Paid-up capital »io,ox«j,oui KEiEKVE FUND »U,M)O,OOU KESEKVE LIABILITY OF I O nniH«n PROPRJEIORS. lu uuu uuu Cocet or DiEECTOE*:— N Ona. Kaq.-CHAiaMAH B M.int., liq.— l>»rrTT .'Hiiwiii K OEAt e-q. D. M K Gom, em. A k»iMuHO. ►>„ A Hiurr, K«i EL Eic»»aosos, te-t
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      565 1 •"notices. JAPANESE BEST CREPE SHIRTS. WHITE AND STRIPED SIZES FROM 14" TO 18". G. OTOMUNE CO. WHAr WI All WANT. A GOOD CKiAli. FLOR DE PIEDRA. avi<// entirely of tobacco grom in British North ovt raeo. EQUAL TO FINE HAVANAHS. I7XQUIBITE flavour and aroma; packed 111 in tin sealed boxes
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      865 1 THE BEBT LINIMENT. I consider Chamiierlain's Pain Balm the finest lmiment for household purpeee* there is on the market," *ays Chas R. Goetze, a use it in my family and my wife insist, ou iu> uuing kept in the house I buy it in gross quantises which I never do
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    STRAITS TIMES TUESDAY, 10th APRIL, 1900.
    56 2 STRAITS TIMES TUESDAY, 10th APRIL, 1900. Kbtablisred: 1831. PRICK IS CSNTB. StniiU Timet: *t(Ja year, or, poetfrti SM. StruUt It.ulget: »I 8 a year, or, pott free, liO. Adttriuing Itattt may be found m Ihe fourth page. Tin Acting Governor, Sir Alexander Swettenham, will be -'At Home" ai Government House,
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    51 2 With reference to a paragraph yesterday, about Mr. Shelfor.U will being proved under x.Mi.notj, it is, of cour-c, relevant to point out that the probale could only be (at this lime) for assets in England. The as-ets in the laM Bloat l.c handled separately, and musi considerably swell the total
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    71 2 Oi-r intimation, yesterday, that Mr Kgerlun is tuact as Culuuial Secretar} lias given much pleasure to all. Kverjl«Mly thinks that Mr. Egertun will be a good Culumal Secretary; and the matter is of consequence because it seemprohahle tha there will be fur a long lime an Acting Governor and an
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    68 2 A "Government Gazette Extraordinary," issued to-day contains tl.e following notifications all of which have already been announced 111 the Utridt timm: Mr C. S Kinuersley resumes his cdlice of Resident-Councillor of I'ui.iug fn.m ihe MlMataM, Mr Waller Kgertoti acts a Culuiiial -Secretary from the Hill inntnit. Mr. C. W. Ljirl
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    238 2 Wt are asked by several of the peopl" who attended the departure or Ihe Ki/nij AU<rt yesterday to complain, on 1 hen 1.-ii ni, of tbe lenible dv?'. on the road lv the wliarvcs. It is represented to us that Ihe road to the »h.nv-.- being one of the pi
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    429 2 TuuoiGK the smart agency of Mr. Pay ne-(jallwey we have discovered that Keuter's telegr.uus, published to day, have been greatly delayd in the haiidtof Mr. Chupe and uf the peons of the I' &O. Office. It seems that a telegram which appears to have been sent from Bombay at Wt-U
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    73 2 The South Raub Gold Mining Company, Limited, issues a fairly satisfactory airi-ctors' report. The directors are Mr. A. dimming and Mr. J. W. B. lv .laren (whu retires but stands for re-election) and it appears that a third director is wanted to succeed one who retired. There will naturally be
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    7 2 To-day's m/s bank rate is 1/1 Iff
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    14 2 A Tanumn Club dance will be held un I'h irsday, the 19. 1 i.
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    12 2 Thkrk will be no issue of the Straits Taut uu GjoJ Friday.
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    13 2 The German transport Dretdtn left fur Tsiugtau at a :iO a m. to-day.
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    13 2 I'rodick, exchangi and share prices a:id ihe mad list, arc ou page 4.
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    16 2 On Wednesday and Saturday of this we. k the Tanglin Club bowls for a handicap Cup.
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    19 2 Ov ThurHilay next, the usual monthly medal rumpeliiiun for ladies will lake, place at the Sepoy Lines Gulf Club.
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    23 2 Capt. Tiiluich, K G A leaves in the UcfmUa ou Sunday lor Hi.ngkuiig, to join me li. K. a. B K. A. there.
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    22 2 M»SBKB Outline and Co advertise Ihat they have ..iitnoriz. .1 Mr. A. H Begg to sign their linn per procuration *****1 to-day.
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    25 2 Uit case nf small-pox is reported to df, the peisun an .eked being a Kurasiau boy named J. aaulimere, uf i; in- 11 11 Street.
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    29 2 Yksterdav Tan Kow was sentenced Iff 1 miflrlllf' haid labour fur the thefl ol 60 catiie« ol rue and halt 'a tiu ul paint Ir.nii the Un'j II 'mg
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    21 2 Th* Cardiam, a large tank steamer tar Ihe M.ell 'ri.insp.iit and Trading Company, was launched at Ualker-in--1 on the ljm Maich.
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    31 2 Thf. M M. Owtnien, with the mail Iron, Kurupe ul the aM March, leli Culumbo ai 5 p in. yesterday, and is due here uu Satuiday at about 5 y id.
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    25 2 Ko/> Chong Seng advertises that his interest ami responsibility in certain 1 i.ui.-e linns in Singap..r», Sarawak, and Saudakan ceased from the 9th I'cl.ruary 1»S».
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    31 2 The Garrison Rifle Club are holding a t-n-1,.1 pracli-e shout at Bal.-ti-i BassßJ at 2 p in. on Monday next [If art at Monday) Members can be elected on the range.
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    32 2 The P. it O. IU/ml«iy caught (ire, from .:n unknown ea-e, 111 the Royal Alb. n Docks, Ninth Woolwich, un Ihe Uih March. The liie did considerable damage before it was extinguished.
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    35 2 Mr. W. P. Waddell telephoned la-t vi. L.i to the Orchard Road rVliiv Station and said that on ihe night of the 2n.l lost ten fowls, valued al Sa each, were stolen from his house.
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    34 2 Yesterpay afiernoon the body of a Ciin.am.in was l.mnd in a pond a> K Ilang Pudding The man appears tv luvc been drowned while bathing, a bucket and a tuwel being found near by.
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    40 2 Tan Su Seng, for failing to account iti-f.ictorily as lo how he came into paasaaasaa ofiOcallies of rice, got a m nth witb haid labour. Slullla.lv, Lun What, for being in posbessiuu ut 10 catties of copra, got 14 days
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    39 2 hjfMasi esca|K>d Spani«li prisoners an iv- I in Manila at the end of last mouth from Hie provinces of Camarines and Albay. Hall of tbe number bear marks of savage cruelties 1 flicted on them by their insurgent captors.
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    44 2 The annual sport- r.f the 16th Madras Infantry will be held at T.melin «n Friday and Saturday, April 27< Ii ami t-ttfc. 1.i. -in- ('..1 Parker and the Mi. t« of ihe regiment will be "At Home" on Saturday, Ihu SM, at 4 p.m.
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    40 2 Chow Tmwo was yesteHay fined SlO or fourteen <lay» bard labour for offering an illegal giatification ol a I. .liar la -eint -Major Alum to induce the sergeant not to suiiiinons him fir failing lo tenew an opium shop license.
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    51 2 HdNOKONO now. has a Reformatory which W'n opened by Sir Henry Blake, the Govern. t, on the 2nd m-t mh It was built by the H>n. C R B-lilios, II L c, at the cost of .«18,IXX) 011 ground mven by the G >veniuient, ami is intended to accoiiiinodate lifty
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    46 2 The United Slate- Xavy Department has decided to keep two anmirala in -.mioi-oion with the Eastern fleet. Roar-Admiral Louis K-mpfl' i« ordered to proceed from Cal f m a to Manila i» sac—d hi OtiaiaiaiH to Kear-Admiral Qaataa C Remey, the commander-in-chief of the Asiatic fleet.
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    38 2 CMU communication with 110-ilo is totally interrupted. The E. K A and C. T' l. Co. notify that steamer communication between Manila and 11-ilo i< frequent thmich not regular. Messages posted from Manila will, therefore, sufl'er some delay.
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    51 2 Advices from Yokohama to the 2nd instant state that the Russian demands Tor land with regard to the port of Masamplio have been refused by Cores, owing to influence brought to bear by Japan. A xettlement has been effected by h grant of land being made to Russia within treaty
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    47 2 At Powell Si Ov'k auction sale yesterday afternoon certain hri"kmakingplant was sold fur $800 «70 yards of portable railway fetched SI.WO Three side tipping wagons w>re knocked down for $300, while three platform wagons were bought for C 225. A 8 tip. portable engine went fur 51,950.
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    54 2 At a meetins of the Legislative Council uf Hongkong t« he held on Thursday la-t, the lion T H. Wliitehead to m.iv« the following resolution Th«t a Committee be appointed to enquire intu the continuous rine in the market prices of most nee Maries of life such as meat, Dab,
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    TO-DAY'S COUNCIL.
    195 2 A MKirriNO "f 1..-u'i-l •tive Council was liell I his .ill. rniH.n, i lie Acting (juvernur, Sir Alexander Swhu'iilihiii, j.rfM<lni»! Mr W J. S.ipii-r io.lt the cualomary oaths an a imiiil'iT nf Council, in the place uf Mr. C Mringer, resigned, and Mr C W. Liird loufe the
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    J. P. KILGOUR'S AFFAIRS.
    66 2 Judgment was given in the Supreme Couit yesterday 111 regard to a Ir.ui-ac-tioii ul J P Kilguur, in bankruptcy, ll appear- that Kilgour had inurtgaved lo Mr. IIHII the steam launch atiba lor»i,00-i, and subsequently pwa him .1 ..iii.l mortgage as security lor existing debis The
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    THE FLOWER SHOW.
    140 2 Aivut 11 o'cl.ick this morning a r. 11. illative..! the SlrmU Tnnet went over to the Town Hall ami lound a large number ul Asi.iiics busily aßajßfta 1 111 the upper hall under the energetic upervi s ,..n of MesMK. II N. Ridley and VI. X"X in
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    THE ADA DELROY CO.
    130 2 The Ada Palmy Co. played to a -luuded boas* la-t night at the Town Hall. The aiaaji »a- remarkably good, and Mr. Ball w.i« recalled three tunes for hi* S-negainhian oddities. Some new war piiluiee were si. own on the 1. in—ope and Ihe various troops,
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    TO WIDOWS.
    137 2 A letter from .Salt Lake City has arrived at Singapore addressed to His Ei :cllen y, Governor-General, li.ngapure, straits Settlements, Asia. Hie letter is as follows Salt Lake City, Mai-b 2nd, ISOO. Will your Excellency kindly Bjta the following Njiic." ll some prominent and wide y cireu at-o
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    THE CHINA SQUADRON.
    392 2 13 IT STKU.NG EIfOUIIH The naval authorities of this country, remarks a writer in the Mor.iiiig lost, .win tv have mhih'u li.it iniieliuiie ideas as tv the ptßfaf level uf naval 9trrneth tv be maintained in the lai Ki-t Would it nut be well for the Admiralty
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      BOER FLANKING MOVEMENT.
      131 2 Undo*, 10cA April Tlie Time* correspondent at Bloemfontein, wiring under date «lh instant, BUtes that the affair of the lost companies at Ueddemburg is unfortunate It has resulted in completing an ens* era flunking movement by the Boers Th« Boers there now stretch in a thin line
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    TROOPS AT ALIWAL NORTH.
    56 2 TROOPS AT ALIWAL NORTH. A Renter message from Aliwal North, dated the Tlh instant, stales that four companies of the Irish Rifles and two companies of Volunteers arrived there from Rouxville the previous evening, covered by two squadrons of the Border Horse who were sent oul by General Brabant to
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    GENERAL RUNDLE ON SPECIAL DUTY.
    15 2 GENERAL RUNDLE ON SPECIAL DUTY. General Rundle lias been ordered to Kiuiberley fur special duly.
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    A SENTIMENTAL SCENE.
    269 2 BNB AM' wishes. THE StNTIMESTaL AFTER-OLOW. The d-parture of the N I) L Ktmu/ Ali'rt yesterday was one ot the greatest luiicliuns of recent Singapore life Kverybody was there, including the Acting Governor, ihe Municipal President, atidlhe Kditurof ihe Slnutf l\mm. l'-opi- have come to us since,
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    THE VOICE OF RUMOUR.
    167 2 WAHSntPS AND 1.-FFOKMERS. The rumour about Chinese men-of-war mining to Singapore to carry ofl certain enemies uf the Kmpress-Duwa-ger takes the following lunn in the JiVrtt t'Aiaa Daily Him under date I'eking, JBih March tndeis have b— n sent to Adi.iiral Yeh, comiuaiivliiit! the Norn. em
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    NOTES FROM MALACCA.
    367 2 (from our I'orretpondent.) A Singapoke tiam is expected to arrive here un Friday per s. Chow I'hyu tv play Malacca at cricket. The match will take place un Saturday and Monday, the Singaporeans returning to Singapore on Monday evining by the MMItaHHf. I understand there i» to
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      421 2 NOTTCE3. SIDEROSTHEN PAINT. an absolutely anti-corrosive paint foi IRON AND STEEL 3 >BCRCSTKa| Guaranteed to be Jie best ttUST-PKEVKNTIVE «t«it. Inraluable for Ships, Machinery, Bridges etc., etc. One gallon will cover 540 square feet. Price «2")-l >ir ''''<" v! «"•> A splendid rep.in ju-t received from the Secretary ofthe rnnity
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      871 2 NOTLKS. NOrKJL VI usual my sUidi-hment will be e.osrd on the Ith and iM instant :oi Ihe HiEUhali .N. W Year. 11. P. l>« SILVA, I:NI Wand' 3 HighSfeet. sTonosV AN in. ln rubber stamp bearing my n.in hivim; been stolen fr>nm> ..ffi <•. 1 h-r. by i!iv- notice that
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      1113 2 ArCTIQ.N SAIE>. SALE OK VAU'AIU.E JAVA MADE TKAK FLKMTI UK, Ac. THK PHKPKHTY OF C J K. VAS AAL«T. KSQ-, AT »K RANK, TASOLIN Ho vl>. Saturday, ih//i April. 19/4 POWELL 4 Co. Auctioneers. AUCTION SALK OK IIIK FKEEHOLD PROPERTY Bmn as No. 2, li'.k Koad. TO BE HELD AT
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      963 2 LATEST ADVKHTISKMKNTX TuWN HALL. Tonwrroir, ]\'cd*uday, April Mtk. Lant performance of the (\o perjormanct 10-n'fhl Tn—ixy ADA DFI.ItoY (OMI'ANY Blrjrelri will be clrra awaj (ANOI II KU I'll ASI.K UK PKIMiKAMMEI A i.i'w series of pictures on THE ISInfCOPE, IM WAX FILMS THE WUITK MA 11 ATM A MISS ADA
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      24 2 Of April nth, at Muvum Hill Fort Cmni in, tha wfe of al H W. 11. II milt.». Assist. Suptd Police, of a daughter.
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    THE STRAITS TRADE.
    1982 3 FOCK TIMES Tllk IKADEOF OKTUM. m mnv. any MllllMMMn EQUAL NEARLY TO THI. D..MIXIO.N OK CANADA. UI'HLINOHAtS AND KKID. (When llrilnn rr.fhi.ig from Ike Ho'ilen Wrtt Uan h, Id Hit <$tom A'u-t i,. M) Thk publication of the Straits Trade Returns fur the 4th Q iart-r of
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    82 3 Fuottinte I. ill., a* r.-a-.- in th" imp 'H v ..li-i l.y Mr. MnhlinghMUfnr Iho iru-hou' fr.'tii loml coeon'is of oil 'h't us-.l to be imiKirtol. Tbe 1 .lee c»S' ol tr».te i- i.-illy m, ilir.c.ke n( mi n f iol ".imp ill'lllvt'T. Footnote:'. Hi.- im-r a».- la the Import
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    WHEN PEACE COMES.
    2123 3 WII.M Ol THE PHLOYM.f A liiiik m-uutD BUM Ri-dyakii Kipling wrote a letter fa Hi.- ri.net. IV.. 111 Op.- T..wii, iii K.-hnnry, li.-i«lf.l Tin) Sm i>f Wuclurift a I. tier whii-h Mlnatad a ureat ilenl of ■ttasiimi ,ii bom Inaawimdi ha it Mil* attention Id s e
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    THE INDIAN FAMINE.
    241 3 -1 n II BY IHK VICEKOV. The Vicroy maue an important matt in lI '-IIIK tile discll.rion on lh~ liv Itel lv Hie Legislative C'uucil at I'ah-lla on Mm Ah March While .ilinitiiui; th.it Ilia ctrtloii ha 1 not i.ien v.ry pr-.liuc in le^i.-l aion, be thought
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    MISCELLANEOUS BY WIRE.
    218 3 Lo-doo, 21 >h Ma<ch. TitK Channel Squadron will remain in Dublin Biy throughout the Queen's -i.'V in Ireland. At a Conference of Churches, held at Ualilax, a memorial w,s drawn up to ihe Canadian Government to make a lUtmlul LTaiii inwards the Indian Kiinine The. Nova Scotians
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    THE ANNUAL HEGIRA.
    262 3 THE TA-sKNOKR LISTS. THE P ANI) O. "Javn" April IO:-Mn. Campl^ll IliL'h-t; Mi-» EiigleWmnie Mr kikl Mrs. Vwc-.lf ehil.l..ndiiil.,iit;Mis Wetberall; Mr. B.J. Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. B»ker at Peuwig M..«»iila." April JO:— Mr E. B Skinner: »lr.T S Dun.l.rpck; Mr. F. J. Beniali Id; Lev. W. K.
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    RUSSIA AND JAPAN.
    298 3 THK CHANCIB OF WAR. The Kew York llrraLt (I'aris edition) I'lii'ii-in- a 'h-paieh fr.m its Yokohama i-orr-'-poiidi'tit, who says that Mari|n,s lio made the following statement to him in the course uf an interview "The rumours of war between Ku--ia and Japan are unlounded new-paper reports. An
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    SINGAPORE.
    369 3 Mr I'oiilmey Bicelow, in Harper t Magazine for February, gives an interesting account uf bis visit to >inEa|n.re Mr BiL'elow's impressions of Singapore are v.ry favourable, and he was much •■truck by the extraordinary prosperity of the place, and above all hy 'he predominance of the Chinese inhabitant". When
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    RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
    257 3 THI BBAR IIIMONKTRATINO." Official reports have been received in Constantinople to the effect that Russia hint ordered a general mobilisation of her laud and sea forces. Several merchant vessels in Black Sea ports have already been deprived of their sailors belonging to the Naval Recerve, whilst a
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      449 3 YAMAIOYA'S BEST CREPE SHIRTS. White at $1.50. Coloured at $1.75. A LARGE STOCK NOW ON HAND. Y. SIIIHUYA. moir rtrvvt INDIAN ENGINEERING. A« lu.lBTe.iTil> WIKKLY JOCERAL THE KECOONIZED OROAN OF THE PKOFESBION IN INDIA. WUk guaranteed bona fide circulation, LIST OPEN TO INSPECTION. PAT. DOITS C. E. CALCUTTA 'lUI t
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      507 3 iNuTKES. MANGE IN HORSES "OALVITIB Anti-eptic Solution" is O the only thoroughly effective remedy for mange, itch, and skin diseases of all kinds in hor-ea. One week's cartful dressing will generally suffice to completely eradicate all trace* of mange whether of long or recent standing. In bottles making -JO gallons
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      673 3 FOR SALE; EMPLOYMENTS TO LET; AND PERBOYALB [In Tina, It emit a line; Snd and trd limes, 10 cents a line 4th to 6th time* eantta line; 7th to 18th time*, cents a line; afterwards, a cenU a line; but no charge less than on* dollar. Thus, a <*ras- advertisement,
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      231 3 ARIUX iKMhj.N 1> Tt e»day, 10th April. Hi«h Walnr. 824 pm. Fluwi-r Show 4 to 8 p in., 8 to 11 p.m. I) V R. Committee meeting 4.45. a.V.A. Recruit and Reserve Dri11. 6.15. Wkhsehhav. ii hi April. Hieri W«f*r 8 6 am. 8.58 p.m. Malay Hari Raya Hadji. Municipal
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    COMMERCIAL.
    568 4 Siwinnt. I'lii Apkil, IMX). I'UODUCK. (Ralet nr' earreclM to noon. I Uambler 7 IS. Copra Ball do Pontianak 6DO Pepper, Black ».7ft. do While.!**) 47iiO •»iwo Klour Hannrak 390 do Brunei No. 1 S.«O Pearl Sa^o 4 40. Coffee. Bali. U), basis M.OO Colfee PalembanK. 16% basis.. 57.0il Coffee,
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    66 4 Far Hrr .It. Tin. To-M.>kk»». r>j«mhi«: gimjam, ]l«.m. Iml'.tL'in Boon San I, Noon 1V.. -mi; Hog... >l liar A Mala. -i-a Kian Ynmi, ni. KlmiK via |«n» 8H I'rgatan, 3 p.m. Hongkong via ports Silrtia, :i |> in. Kla. i; vi i |...rt- Mnlarca, I 11 in. Thursday.
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
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