The Straits Times, 11 April 1900

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    12 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAI»ORR WEDNESDAY. APRIL 11. 1900. No. 20,111
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      978 1 •put. pr—ff coWPANV LIMITED rpdl Maafed Uf* aaswaaos. Ramok Usioa Fir* Ispsnaos Sodetv. At as «ssiii»»» >^mi«ii> it in). Th» K io"»i le Life Assuraaos Doeiety. a£L mIsS Stsaas Na*igsa£?Oo>*|>aDy. Tb. T<»sah«. Kp V— l »«»aa»-_ Tke Mantua* lassnaos Coaapaay. Uarita*. ror partk-ulars of thss* Cosapaaws. *M t><* tall .f
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      751 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES, I^-ONINKUJKE PAKETVAattT MAATSOHAPPU Under contract with tbe Netherlands India Government. Agents at Sinoapon: Ship Agexct, late J. Dundels A Co.. i-i, CoLtTEE •Joa". The nndermention«d dtto< are only appr nimtte. Steamer From Expected Will be Despatched for On Rtael Batavia. Apl. 9. Batavia Cherihon, Samarang. B"unhay%, Timor, Colei,
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      689 1 BRITISH INDIA RTEAM NAVIGA TION COMPANY. LIMITED TO PENANG, RANGOON, A CALCUTTA OneoftheCompanv'Steamers is intended 10 leave Tanjong Pagar Wharf every week Passengers and Cargo booked by the above steamers at through rates to all ports in India and Ceylon, also to East African Ports, Mauritius, and London. TO MANILA.
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      638 1 INSURANCES. 'PHE LONDON AND LANCASHIRE 1 FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital £5,127,n00 Paid up Capital *1»,?H) Reserve Fund 075J48 The undersigned. Agents for the Com»an/, are prepared to accept fire risks at urreui rates ot premium. in iCSTEAH A Co. THE CHINA TRADERS INSURANCE COMPAN f LIMITED. Capital Subscribed ........tt.lMl.nob. Amount
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      373 1 INSURANCES. NATIONAL ABB-KANCE COMPAXT OF IRELAND. Established 1822. Capitai .£1,000.000 funds <—> 500,000 The undersigned, having heen appointed Aa-Mita for (be Fire Deag.rlß.riit at prepared to accept Risks at Current Holes TRA.VSATI.AXTISCFTE n.WDEI-S COMPAGXIE. TRANSATLANTIC TRADING CO., LTD > M Two Great Necessities. VIZ. 1. FAMILY PROVISION. PROVI-lON FOR OLD
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      663 1 BANKS. uonokono and shanghai banking corporation, paid-up capital iiu.uoo.ooo. KKaEKVE FUND f 1 1,«X),UOO. Rr>EKVE LIABILITY OFI .mmum PRoPRIKTORo. |..»io,uou,uuu. Oocrr or f)i riotous:— N. A. Biam, Esq.— CKAlaMaN B atWAii, £sq.— Danrrv K V OUT aaq. I D. H 11 SBS, a*q. K Gosn, baa. Il «.i*.»d. i:«i A
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      500 1 NOTICE& JAPANESE BEST CREPE SHIRTS. WHITE AND STRIPED SIZES FROM 14" TO 18". G. OTOMUNE CO. WHAr WE ALL WANT. A GOOD CIGAR. FLOR DX PIEDRA. made entirely of tobacco grown in British North Borneo. EO.UAL TO FINE HAVANAHB. [EXQUISITE flavour and aroma; packed j in tin sealed boxes ensuring
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      891 1 THE BEST UNIVENT. I consider Chamberlain's Pain Balm the finest I iniment for household purposes there is on tbe market," says rhas R. Goetxe, a prominent drngxist at Wheeling, Va. "I use it in my family and my wife insists on Its being ke.pt m the house 1 buy It
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    STRAITS TIMES WEDNESDAY, 11th APRIL, 1900. OF THE WAR.
    203 2 STRAITS TIMES WEDNESDAY, 11th APRIL, 1900. OF THE WAR. Established: 1631. PRICK 16 CENTS Slraiit Times &»a year, or, post /ret SM. Straits Uatlgel $18 a yoor, or, pott free, 120. /l(Zirr(wiiij /tt<«j may U found in (Ae fourth page. Twknty-thrke steamers, with 20,000 hories, are to mil to SaMfc
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    OF COUNCIL.
    224 2 Mk Napier and Mr. Lair 1 took tbe oaib« at •Maftiaj I cguncll. Then unanimously the cuur.cirvote.d SI'O.OU" tor help to the fa.uiiic-olricken uf Mb, it being noted that the Mai.i.. ■Sales have Volt d JrJU.UOj, and t ii.it thi(.ublic in giving liucly. Sir Aluxandei owclleiihaiu wisely discouraged
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    19 2 Thi Acting Governor, Sir Alexander Swetluuliaui, will be "At Home" at oVmjmbM House, on Saturday next, at 5 p.m.
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    138 2 It may have been observed that in our Malacca correspondence yesterday, it wj- complained by a correspondent ihul Malacca people ought, with intelligent I'osl OUice management, to have iiii tli.ir European mail on Sunday iiiunmig Aiguing from the time th.it the 1' O. hi Ml passed Malacca, our correspondent shows
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    8 2 To-days 4 m/s bank rate is 1/1 lfj.
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    13 2 Produce, exchangt and share prices and the mail list, are on page 4.
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    18 2 Admiral Kpppel is bonked for Europe in the I*, it O. MurMuia to leave on the 2Ulh inst.
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    18 2 Tin Old Tanjjiig Dock Co., in liquidation, advertise the issue of a new certificate for a lost one.
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    17 2 Mb Powell Robinson advertises that his establishment will be closed from the 13lh to the 17th instant.
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    28 2 The extra P. and O. *t»am«r SltangKai left Hongkong at 4 p m on Tuesd.iy, and ia due .to arrive here at daylight on M. mi. ay next.
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    28 2 H. M. S. likige nit sailed for Colombo, en route for England, a; 6 a in. to-day. Tlie Pique is coining on from Colombo tv take iier place.
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    35 2 A Eukopian living at 1-B Orchard U.i.nl lias bead iillarkvd by small-pox A Chinaman living at 172 Queen Street and a Malay postman living at 114 b Sirangoun Koad hawslso bflen attaci.»J with ttte UiiMMW.
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    15 2 Thi nnt At Home" of th« Tanjtlin Club will be held on Thursday, 10th April.
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    30 2 This Friday (being the first day of the Hindu New Year and Good Friday) there will be no issue of the Straits Tirnet On Saturday we will publish as usual.
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    24 2 The Russian transport \nrntlail, Capt. Oronomsky, arrived frnm Odessa this morning, en route lot Vladivostok There &re 463 convicts on board. She leaves to-morrow.
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    29 2 Liv Chung Chip, who banquetted at the wayside in Cross Street and afterwards refused to pay 15 cents, was yesterday sentenced by Mr. Sarwar to 3 months' hard labour.
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    27 2 At 230 a.m. yesterday, AsaistantPupt. Wat ben raided a house in Hylam Street with a European Constable an.: another policeman. II- arrested 15 Hylams. Fined St each.
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    29 2 Messrs. Hong lek Chye A Co. advertise an auction sale of valuable freehold and leaiwhold land situated on Bukit Timah Road, on Thursday, the 19th inst., at 230 p.m.
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    28 2 Thk Italian man-of-war Curio Alberto, Cupt. Roberto Clan, arrived this morning from Hongkong bound tor Italy. Admiral Brenet Brancetto is on board. Her date of departure is uncertain.
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    37 2 Yesterday, Wakir Singh, a Bengalee, was fined 55 for gambling in Hylam Street. He had a racing instrument with six horees on it, and there were six persons staking on the horses a. ten cents per horse.
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    36 2 Yesterday, a Cbetty prosecuted a Kiing cook for causing hurt to him. Ihe defendant said plaintiff spat at him and he (defendant) dealt the spitter a blow on the face. Tue Chetty denied having spat. Fined ■>.',
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    35 2 Ink report on th« Widows and Orphans' Pension Fund for 1899 shows: receipts -538,:<39, and outlay S»,:i!ll. The credit balance of the Fund on the :(lstDe.c last was 5262,30: i. The contributors then were .'ills
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    43 2 <>n (iood Friday, the Post Office and •he piib-pnit unices will be closed; on Monday, the 16th instant, they will .■lose at s»i p.m. The Saving- Bank and the money order and parcel post i nncli.-p will he closed during the Easter holiday!.
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    41 2 Tiik annual distribution of prizes it the Anglo-Chinese Free School, I'r.luk Ayer Street, Singapore, will take ptaai to-morrow at 11-30 a.m. All interested in the institution are invited to attend. The Hon'ble K C. Hill will preside and distribute the prizes
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    45 2 A ol'abo of honour consisting of 1 officers and 50 rank and file, 16th .Madras Infantry, with the regimental olour and band, will be formed up at Johnston's Pier at 4 this afternoon, to lec-ive Admiral Brenet Srancetto, ■■f the Italian Navy, on his landing.
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    ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
    92 2 Tbe S C. C. inaugurated their new -easou by a practice game between Ciub members, last night, on the i',-pUnaiie After euch a lung respite M was necessitated by the Tennis lournameut, the want of practire was .try evident Neveitheless, fair form «aa sUo«n by some of the
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    THE ADA DELROY CO.
    170 2 The Ada Delroy Co. give their last lierfurmance in the Town Hall to-night, i'hey leave to-morrow, for Hongkong, bf the I'wtttn In connection with the performance* if the White Mahatma in Singapore, correspondent, who signs himself Puzzled," sends to the Editor this ■aniag the following letter:—
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    INDIAN FAMINE RELIEF FUND.
    179 2 tbi rirm usT. Previously acknowledged »tu.7T3 ftr dunrte ,Sub-Commilte4—Mole-kien Litt— (amM.) Chop En« tii Seng 80 IloAuK; I'm l«0 E Opter, per fount d'Abbans 30 Her Ur. Arnot Keid—Jaii list:— Tan Hum Hoon SO A. 8. House 10 Ptr Chititu Sub-VonmUltt—Hok-kwn IM-(amld.):— Chop Hiap Kng Bo
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    GOLD IN SARAWAK.
    1037 2 OPENING OF THE BIDI GOLD WOKKS. (From a Corretpondmt.) Bt the kindness. 'f the manager of the Borneo Company it was my good lorluue to be luviied to the opening ceremony of the Bidi Gold Works, an event long expected and desired by everyone whether connected with
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    THE FLOWER SHOW.
    126 2 The Flower Show opened al the Town Hall at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon, the competition being open to residents inSineapore, Penang, Malacca, and the Native States. There were a large number of people present and the hall looked very pretty, with th» beautiful tints of the flowers
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      BOERS IN THE FREE STATE.
      76 2 BOERS IN THE FREE STATE. AT ROUXVILLE. t*ndm. 111* .d.w. Bix hundred Boers have occupied Rouxville. A larger command.,, mainly mad* up of submitted burghers, has left Smithfield for Wepenrr. rWepener i» a unall town 1)0 miles south easloi Bloemfontein and 40 milen direct north of Kouxoille wh eh town
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    AT WEPENER.
    21 2 Two thousand Boers and five gunare already round Wopener. Wepener is practically isolated, but it is provisioned and entrenched
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    AT ALIWAL NORTH.
    11 2 The enemy is in sight at Aliwal North
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    20,000 HORSES.
    27 2 Twenty-three steamers have been chartered to convey 20,000 hones from Australia, Buenos Ayrss, and New Oi leans to the Cape befoie the end nf May
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    MAFEKING.
    74 2 (Later) PLUMER WITHIN SIX MILES. THEN FORCEDTO RETIRE. Colonel Plumer, with 270 men and a Maxim, reached Ramathlabamu on tbe 31st Marcn. 'Kurnathlahams is 20 miles north of Mafekiug.j The force got within six miles ot Mafeking and then was forced to retire, which it did in good order
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    MAFEKISG ATTACKED.
    32 2 MAFEKISG ATTACKED. (Will IxiUr.) THE BOERS REPULSED. The enemy opened a most furioot :>ombardme,,t at Mafeking on the 27tb March. The Boers advanced to the attack on two sides, but were repulsed
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    THE RHODESIAN FORCE.
    15 2 General Sir Fred C'arrington now at Capetown proceeds to Beira im mediately
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    FIGHTING AT WEPENER.
    30 2 There has teen seven, fighting at Wepener extending over two days 1 here were considerable casualties on both sides, but the result of the fightinc is unknown.
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    THE 8TH DIVISION.
    14 2 General Rundle and the Bth Division has been diverted to Springfontein
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    AFTER REDDERSBURG.
    44 2 A Keuter't message fmm Bethulie dated the 9th inu states that the Boers practically hold the Free State east ol the railway. The enemy have been located li' miles east of Bethulie Bridge, having evidently come down country after the Reddersburg affair.
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    OUR WAR RELIEF FUND.
    85 2 FiFTY-eiZTH ust: (76,027 Amount previously acknowledged. 1 76.M4 A i.oubKul bet 6 K. O. R. Collected by our Pahang Comtpm tost i— D F.Bayly.. »IO Jee Heng 10 Lee Cheng Teen If Yong Lee Hong ToougS on. M Cboou Hen I Yap Heng 1 Tay Hoe
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    COMMITTED TO THE ASSIZES.
    94 2 Oko M*ng Yew, a Chinese trader between Sulu ami Singapore arrive.! from Bulu about the middle of March and went to live nt 17 Market Stwrt. where he had a box containing valuables, money, and clothing. On April 4th, hi^ belongings were all there. On the
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      453 2 Kilt IS. tt L'KI iv lilsoI\ hit. at a mod* f prfaa ISu.iran. terd rqud to anything In ihe aiarlii 1 113.60 per caae of dos. pi nf. of all dealersfl.lli.SKi 1.1 i, >nlc lupin tim. Pilot Braod Cement. $1 85 per cask ol 400 ll,s. i\-i; dowtv l»)rffTt, THE
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      784 2 NOTI'I-S. RUTICK. V> n-ual my «ta.ili-limonl vill lie cloard on tbe llh und Itth ioatanl or ihe Siu 0 h,.l B. r li 31i v. U .1..ii ..ii. v llljl'l M c.'t. NOTICE. |f I iI.SXAJIDM HOOD BEOO is .>l t,i>- 'late nulhoiu-il to sign uurtinn pat prucuralion. i.l I
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      562 2 NuTH Ks. HAUKALL* HILUOa W, iiubuuun itoad. HAVE ON HAJiD:Electrir Kant, Ceiling and Table, «o, an, «o iuu, I in, and lan Volt*. Designed to operate from Incandescent Circuits. An; Voltage to order. Direct or Alternating Current Fan>. For Ti.ble IV, 104 VolU. Inspection in\ited from all people who |M
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      684 2 L VTF.ST ADVKKriSKMKNTS. TOWN HALL. Tonight, Wednetdny, April IMk, Last performance ot the ADA Dl'l.ltuY COMI'ANY Biryrlrs will be lli.ii away S (ASOI IIKK CHANGE UF PUUUiiAMME) A new aeries of pictures on THE BIOSCOPE, NEW WAX FILMS THE Will IK MAHATMA MISS ADA DKI.RoY'S 12 BTAK AKTISTES 12 NOVEL
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      124 2 At No. 13. Wilkie Koad, this morning, tbe wilo of Ci.pl. Jelucoc, of a son. On April otb, al Museum Hill. Fort Cinnii'K, tbe wfc ut U > W. B. II BUTja, Assist. BupUl folice, of a daughter. M K. I iitaadori lor th» Mra.t< TWa aboaM I -ntun oa
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    1810 3 TOsULUT, lorn APRIL MBBBBaV Ml, 110>.,l K.-IRALHA.VDMSWETTIXHAII, k.c h 0., Acr^o uo\ui>. 1.1,-ul-CVI t 'hippeuoall U E.. (Officer I uuil'iao.ln.fc tile Troops). Uou. K UaUM |Auoi.« -General). Hon. t I II if ill (A 11..1101-11. Hou. t .VI. Mcrcwclher (Aatlu| > uloinal Tnusurer) Hon r M. M. Caulfcild
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    THE SINGAPORE RIFLES.
    309 3 TIIK COKPi PKOGRKtSKS. A mketino of the committee of tlie n 1C lie Vnliil— w >a< Ijcld ij alUrroooa in the S V A Drill 11..11 All the nine ..I the omuiittee were present anl the A.IIIU llllll.Mill.ilit of tbe S. V. A joine.l the committee U>x
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    F.M.S. CLERICAL SERVICE.
    2427 3 F.M. S. CLERICAL SERVICE. ONE-<IOED ANXIKTT OS THE PART (»K Gi)VrillNM..Nr. ROBBING PtTKR TO OIVB PAOL. TO THIS DlT'lll uT THt BTKAITS TIMCS." !MH, I have always claimed to myself Hie liaht of offering criticism, md of calling the attention uf i lit- <Juv.ii.nient to ■awanoaa in winch dcMM of
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    THE ANNUAL HEGIRA.
    308 3 rUE MMsttl LI3TS. THE P AND O. Mussilia." April 20:- Mr E B Skinner; Mr. T S liui,.l.re.k; Mr. F. J. flenia-ti-ld; Lev. W. K. Hurl y; Mr. Aylesl.ury a.id p irty ut I'enang. Mr. J. ll Campb. II Mr. U Evans; Mr. A. W. 1). v,
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    AN ARTILLERYMAN IMPRISONED.
    146 3 This morning, before Mr. Michell, James M Glowd, a gunner of the K G. A was charged with theft of a bicvele, valued at SIOO, belonging to Capt. Robinson, at Blakan Mali, on April .trd He pleaded guilty tn ■aHaf the niacliine. Imf »aid a civilian gave
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    SINGAPORE POLO CLUB.
    127 3 TBt lIAMJICtP T. IUSAMtNT. It has I arranged hy the eiecuiive of tli- Pnla Club to hold a BaasVsM to irn ment in Mi\,anl th« unoernoted team-, uliicli have h.-en arrangod a- v.-hlv M MtaMa, wi!l take part. Each v will Ik- limited to 8 ponie*, and
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      183 3 FACTS OF ABSORBING IXTKKEST TO THOSE WHO ARK IX THE CLUTCHES OF RHEUMATISM. One cannot bu 100 qui.-klv cured ot Rheum 1 -in Tn s t rid of Ibns- awfu pains thit make life a never-ending series of toriure n..w mild, now excruciating, today in Ih-.i, 10-niorrnw hobbling around in
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      1034 3 WEATHER RKPORT. KsmUis Krrba* 101* Apl. vttV *.m .1 p.m i^rt.n, KkMARKS. Unr. JP 955 D.BAg Temp. W0 S4 0 000 rflhThrr 791 77 77.S f-iu Dir. 01 Win.i E.-.SI wj w. Calm ztS Max. Tamp W.B Mm 74.0 1 =gMai in »w ISI.O c °fi TerT.rad 71.8 o«5 Rainfall
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      1077 3 NOTKES. -Tirtr CINGAPORE SPORTINO CLUB. Programme for Spring Race Meeting, 1900. MAY 22nd, 24M, ami 26(/i. FIRST DAY. Tiutday, 22nd May. First Race. THK MAIDEN PLATE.— VaIue 1300. A Race for Maiden Horses— Weight aa per scale (lOst.). An allowance of Jilt., to ex-Gnmns, imported into the Straits Settlements o.
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      646 3 FOR SALE; EMPLOYMENTS TO LET; AND PERSONALS ;isr time, IS cer-s a line; ioi and 3rd times, 10 cents a line 4th to Bio times, I cenu a line; 7th to 18th times. S cents a me; t rw rd 3 c nU li»e;bnt no ohargeless than on. dollar. Thus,
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      221 3 ARIUN laaWt Wedkkhiiay, 11th April. HirliW.rw 858 pm. Malay Hari Raya Hadji. < V A 25" Drill Ma. Delroy Co. Town Hall. V. Tin kmiay, 12th April High Water 90a.m. 931pm. 1 1, tin in .nit win! 11, .vi due. Morning. Land Has*. Crane. 2 30. Sepoy Lines Monthly Medal
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    COMMERCIAL.
    588 4 8 anirou, 11th April, 1900. I'RODUCE. (Haiti an eorretUd lo noon.) lambier 7.16. opra Ball a 6.60. do Pontianak, 630 i-epper. Black. 30.00. do White, (6%) 47.00 -ago Floor Sarawak.. 390 do Brunei No. 1 160 IV vl Sato 4.40. Coffee, Bali, ISX basis *1.00 Coffee Palembaog, 16% basis..
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    60 4 M A ILS CLOSE. ror rer ttr. Tim*. To-Morbow. VmasiMD via ports Ran Liong, 3 p.m. ilalacra A Klang Chov Pkya, 9 p.m. Bangkok Tringgaiiu, 4 p.m. Uuvia via portis Rtatl. 4 p.m tlaog via porti B Whatt //in. 4 p.m. tMHt lanffkok sifiaora, j p.m. 'otio via ports /f.
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    109 4 From Kpbupi By th» German a. t. Prruum, doe on 12th April with dates to the 1Mb Mtrrb. Fbom Chihi :-By the M. M. Tonkin, Time Tuu Of Mttu Do«. Left Singapore Due in London Arrived Feb. 27th N. D. L. Mar iioii Mnr. 23rd Mar. Srd
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    PASSENGER LIST. ARRIVALS.
    297 4 PASSENGER LIST. ARRIVALS. r>rs. s. #un«-a from Kelaatan--.\tr. G. He welt. Per I. B-m H'/i/iK Hin from Klnng vis port»— Mr. Egcrton. and Mr. and Mrs M. Ulenthy. TO ARRIVE (For Singapore.) Kit K. 1) 1- frreum ilui> on the 12th April. From Hamburg— Mr. Max Scheuter Prom Antwerp-Mr, and
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      169 4 Underthis heading the following abbreviations ore used sir— steamer sh.— ship hq.— barque sen.— schooner; Yet -Yacht ('ru.— Cruiser: lilit -tiunboat Tor Torpedo H. p.— Horse-power Brit.— Hriti*h U. B.— United Btate»; Fr.Fr»nch Qer.— German Dot.— Datch; l<.u.— Johore Ac, O. c— General amo d.p.— deck passengers
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      TRADING VESSELS &c.
      734 4 auuvau Hiioi Noon or Vi -i.»mv. linn If, n i Soon, Dut. str. 6JO tons, Capt Bolufs, luth i|p|. hrom Cotei, 2nd Mar. Lie, ami M <l.p. Ek Liong L'liau. For Sourabaya, Htu Jtua. tSun Hh.Ul Kin, Brit. Str. 195 tOUS. Capl Ulwu, llth Apl. l-ruin Klaug,
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      586 4 Nnmr, port, probable date of amr«i.Vi w mw of agent*. Alexandra. Ulaigow, 1(1 Kel> H Alicante, L'pool, left Mar 12; Barlots. Annum, Hkonc, Apl lit M. M. Ar.l mdeaiK, Kurop-, p«J Canal M%r W. Allantiio, T. i.-«te Mar JO Kteul) -rg. A« i Maru, Colombo, Apl 18 P.
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      ARRIVALS.
      144 4 v«j.Hki.» >»m jt tarn. tot«i» Pawn 3aii«u. Comismu. a Bio. A Pl B {Andaluaia O«r atr. WW Ehleri Hamburg* Mar i Rehn Meyer ft 0». 10 Chwn.sbaa Brit etr. lisa Unwr Hongkoux >pl I Uuihrio and Co. 10 Ban LionK soon Uut ttr. .WO Kolu(» Cotie Apl 3Ek Leong
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      CLEARANCES.
      85 4 !>««. I Vembl'< Nimk KuuAKu c»mi» DatniATioa Apl 10 K-vrf.H. Itml sir. Con.i«lifn. Unv and Malacca I Kian Aon Brit Mr. D'Cruw Ujarabie II Ko«a Mr. Lyon P«u»ng M Kiaa YftOK *v. Cliopani Mur nod Malacca II Malacca tlr. Daly Teluk An»oo iia porto 1 1 Chow Fa sir.
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