The Straits Times, 28 April 1900

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    12 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORE SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1900. No. 20,125.
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      843 1 •pilK lIOUNEO COMPANY. LIMITED rfi IF. Standard Lil. A*MM*a, Nonrioa Oaka Fh. lasanso* Soa.-ty. AU*. A-ureaos Co*>j««J <r<*»). rh» ►•.■,oii«lJ» Uf« Asraisaa SooUsr. Ib. Oos«» Maria. Inrareao* Coapaay. Ta* Chssa Mataal S%aaas Navigation Companj. Th. To******** L*lr»r B« Company. I b. Mantua. Limn Companj, Limitod. Tor partic-ular. of Urn*. Compaais*.
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      1377 1 STLOfSHIP COMPANIES. JTONI.NKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ Under contract with the Netherlands India Government. AgmtM at Singapore: Kmr Aoejcy, late J. Daebdeu Co., 2-8, Collteb Qtiit. The undermentioned dates are only approximate. Steamer From Expected Will be Despatched for On V. OMlhoorn. Fadang. Apl. 48. Penane 01. hleh, Padang anH Sumatra's W
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      634 1 INSUBANCES. rpHE LONDON AND LANCASHIRE X FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital £3,m,M0 Paid up Capital 1T12,760 Reserve Fund 973,246 The undersigned. Agents for the Company, are prepared, to accept fire risks at current rates of premium, ROUBTEAD A Co. rE CHINA TRADERS INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. Capital Subscribed 11/XW.OOO. Amount Paid np
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      416 1 INSURANCES. BRITISH EMPIRE F i£««\ LIBERAL\ <Rs. 4»#>.o° v'/u /CDNDITIONB. > laboe\ bonuses. > lo w premiums. BirABUSBEO 1847. N LIFE OFFICE I'rri I a«. c*, re to TstaEtWl El'inisßßta to s.«Ui Af rtra. Tile Company announce that on existing poli.ie* in this Company oa the lives of volunteers proceeding
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      663 1 BANKS. ttonokong and shanghai jH. banking corporation, paid-up capital »10,000,000. RESERVE FUND $11,600,000. RESEBVE LIABILITY OF) *****00 0 PROPRIETORS. J.»iu,uuu.w«. COCBT Of DIBEOTOBSr— N. A. Bibb*. Eaq.-CBAISMAJI B Sbswak, Esq.— Dirmr Ohaibbuh. B. M. Our. K*q. D. M Moss*, Esq. K. Gown, Bag. A. J. Katkomd. Kso. A. Haupt, Bsq
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      878 1 NOTICES. ■BBSBBBSawI WAR DEPARTMENT CONTRACTS NOTICE TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. CONTRACTS FOR REPAIRS, MATERIALS, ETC. SEPARATE Tenders are required for the several Contracts enumerated below for tbe performance of such works and repairs ss may be ordered for the War Department Buildings and Property in the undermentioned Districts
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      997 1 THE BEBT LINUIKHT. 1 ronsider Chamberlain* Pain Balm the finest liniment for household porposesttaar* is on the market," says Chas R. Ooetze, a prominent druggist ai Wheeling, Va. 'I us* it in my family and my wife insists en it* being kept in the house. I buy it in gross
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    STRAITS TIMES SATURDAY, 28th APRIL, 1900.
    110 2 STRAITS TIMES SATURDAY, 28th APRIL, 1900. Kstabusukc: 1(M1. PBIUK 16 CKNTb. StraUt Times: SWuyear, or, pott free 534. titrtult Budget; *18 v year, or, pott free, %'M. Adcertuxng tbites may be found In the fourth page. Mb. Frizell, M L.C. designate for tbe Chamber of Commerce, is expected on Thursday,
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    85 2 Amidst the amusing confusion caused by the arrival of 11. M.S. Terrible, no one will produce any Corps orders for Hi. ,-ingapore Rifles. The Kales may assume, however, that although theii temporary Acting-Commandant is at present a bit oil, he means exceedingly well and on Monday there can in .my
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    8 2 To-day's 4 m/s bank rate stands at 2,
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    10 2 A Chinese clerk for tha Seremban gaol is advertised for.
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    12 2 Tut homeward mail by the Yarra closes at 6 p in. to-day.
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    13 2 I'rodlce, exchange, and share prices and the mail list, ue on page 4.
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    15 2 11 M. S. Terrible goes to the wharl to cual at Id m to-morrow morning.
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    15 2 On Monday, being TerrMe Day, the 6'lpuli Timet will be published at 2 p in
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    21 2 The M. M. homeward mail steamer Yarra left Saigon at 10 a.m. yebtcrday, and is due here at 10 a.m. to-morrow.
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    17 2 Portcoal has announced her intention of retaining the Del&gua Bay railway, and of paying the arbitrators' award.
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    20 2 The Municipality advertises that an election of a Commissioner for tl centml ward will take place on the Jjih May.
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    21 2 Mr. Tan Cheng Tuan is going to Eurotx; by the French mail leaving tomorrow murning. He will visit the Paris Exhibition.
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    24 2 The monthly sewing meeting of the Church Work Association will be held at the Raffles Gifts' School on Wednesday, May 2nd, at 4 p.m
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    35 2 Last nignt, beiug an exceedingly calm and -till night, it was imssihle to hear the nine o'clock gun in a house situated about three-fourths of a mile from the place where the gun is fired.
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    32 2 The insufficiency of the jetty shed cargo accommodation at Penang is a^ain calling forth loud complaint. Cargo has often to be stored on the quay at the mercy of weather and thieves.
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    42 2 A telegram states that, in the Lisbon Chamber of Deputies, the Portuguese Minister for Foreign Affairs stated that no Power except the Boer Republics objected to the passage of British troops na Beira. Portugal, he said, would justify her action with documents.
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    37 2 The Government of French IndoChina has just decoratad Captain Christiansen of the German steamer Konigtberg for having picked up at sea and brought to Singapore 21 persons from an Annamite junk, which was wrecked in December, 1898.
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    46 2 No less than five cases of small-pox ar« reported this morning. There are three cases at No*. L'.'.K, 286, and 588 North Bridge Road, the persons attacked being two Malays and a Chinaman The two other case* are at 467 and 468 tiaylang Road, both Malays.
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    49 2 To-day's share and produce quotations came too late for correct on on the hack page Kecliaus have risen to S->6, and Fraser and Neaves to 587.50. North Kechati" have dropped to 97 50 and Jelebus to SI 2. Black pepper has ri^en to $30.50. Tin has droppel to «79.25.
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    THE SWIMMING CLUB.
    43 2 Lai-xches leave Johnston's Pier for the Swimming Club to-morrow morning at 9.30. On arrival the 100 yds. handicap race will be swum. There will be three heats and the final, so that a good morning's sport may be looked for.
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    A "TERRIBLE" DAY.
    506 2 A "TERRIBLE DAY. H M.S. Terriblt arrived off Singapore at about half-past four o'clock yesterday afternoon. While she sent a launch ashore for letters, mails, and the like, Bhe herself remained about IS miles from the town. During this morning she engaged in torpedo practice and steamed into the Harbour
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    ADVANCE MAIL NEWS.
    629 2 DATES TO APRIL 6TH. THI PBINCI Or WALES. Further particulars regarding tbe attempt to assassinate the Prince of Wales at the railway station at Brussels show that tjipido, the young anarchist, waited until the servant who was handing the Prince of Wales a cup of tea had
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    COUNTERFEIT COIN.
    85 2 Yesterday, a Chinaman and a woman were charged with being in possession of two counterfeit British dollars and delivering them to a Kling as genuine. Two other Chinese were charged with being in possession of instruments for coining and for possession of thirteen counterfeit British dollars. Another Chinaman
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    ONLY 40 CENTS.
    139 2 To-day's Utraitt Budget is at highwater mark. It contains 22 pages of 110 columns; and to-day at 3 p.m. there will be issued a full page supplement containing all to-day's news. Among the matter in the Bulge) nre The Fusillade on Flanagan's House; His Honour's Polly; The
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    "IN TOWN."
    67 2 "In Town will be performed tonight for the fourth time. From our advertising columns it will be seen that, for the benefit of families and of tlmse who have not yet seen the performance.'the play will be produced uezt week on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at the reduced
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    A "TERRIBLE" HALF HOLIDAY.
    314 2 TO THE EDITOR Or THE STRAITS TIMES." Sir, —May I venture to suggest that next Monday afternoon be proclaimed a public half holiday, in honour of the festivities which are to be held in connection with the arrival of 11 M s TirriUe, and the reception
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    REUTER'S TELEGRAMS AROUND KIMBERLEY.
    31 2 REUTER'S TELEGRAMS AROUND KIMBERLEY. London, 2fMA April. Lord Methuen is still •at Boshof where the enemy is opposing him. The Boers seem now to be posted, midway between Boshof and Kimberley
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    TURNING THE ENEMY OUT.
    31 2 TURNING THE ENEMY OUT. Colonel lan Hamilton has driven the enemy out of a strong position at Israelspoort by a we.l-conceived turntng movement. Colonel lan Hamilton is now advancing towards Tbebanchu.
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    HONOURS FOR IRISH MAYORS.
    25 2 THEWEARIN'OFTHE (iRF.EN. The Mayors of Dublin and bvlfast have been made baronets. The Mayors of Cork and Londonderry have been knighted.
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    Later. GREAT FIRE IN CANADA.
    80 2 Later. GREAT FIRE IN CANADA. A TOWN BURNED DOWN. HUGE DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY. THOUSANDS HOMELESS. There has been a great fire at Hull, opposite Ottawa, on the Ottawa River, Canada. Only the cathedral and twenty houses remain of the town of Hull. The fire crossed the Ottawa River to Ottawa,
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    INDIAN FAMINE RELIEF FUND.
    198 2 THE EIGHTH LIST. Previously acknowledged 54,494 A. H. Van Langenberg 10 PerJ.O Anthouisi-Adympathiser I A.Stegmann 28 Per Chartered Bank Frank H. Dixon of Bevool, Celebee «0 Rev. F. H. Morgan 30 Per Chinese Subcommittee— Kbeh Liat Chop Hiap Yee Sen I 160 Cbu Yin Chhun 10
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    GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.
    240 2 The Singapore Savings Bank report for 1899 notes that the working account of the Bank for the year shows a credit balance of 52,554. The sums brought forward from year to year and standing at the credit of the profit and loss account on the .'list December last
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      405 2 NQTICE& I I uhlv I lifeJ\ <Miarani the market 13 60 per caw of c 'iiv ml-, ol all ilealers- I.TI). MOU In.i Pilot Brand Cement, $4 85 inn (ha. u Itma. THE BOBNKO 00, LTD. SIDEROSTHEN PAINT. an absolutely anti-corrosive paint for IRON AND STEEL PAINTJ Guaranteed to be
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      912 2 NOTICES. ALGEMEENE M AATHCUAPFY VAN LEVENSVERZEKERING KN LUFBENTE GKNEBAL LIFE INSURANCE 4 ANNUITY COMPANY. KsTABI.IPIID IN AIISTKKPAM, 1880. Capital Subscribed Guilders 1,000,000. Amount Insured 86,000,000. Rec«iptilB97 4^)7,000. BeserveT'und 189T 11.T00.00a 11.a.l Office, Sourabaya. J. Th. Andriesse, Head Agent. P. Th. von Ilemert, (signs per pro) Inspector, Serge" .">. Grigorieff, Batavia.
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      809 2 UTEST ADVEKTISEMENTS. The Fourth Performance of "IN TOWN" A MUSICAL OUMEDI IN IWO ACTS BY ADRIAN ROSS AND JAMKS I.RADER MUSIC BY F. OSMOND (AKK, WILL 111: i.IVKS WITH FCI.L OR. lIKSTHA TOWN HALL To-nUlii. Matarday. Commencing at 9 p in. He«erve.l m-.iih »i. Unmerrbd »i. Soldiers and Sailors in
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      145 2 At St. Andrew's Cathedral. Singapore, on th.- :tfrd inst.. by the K yd. Holliind Slubl.f Day ii Mai Kvm.isr. Hokx« son of the Rev R- K. U. Home, to Fraxcss Oiaoura, daughter of the late Robert Jones, Esq. On tbe SBth of April, at Mount Pleasant, Thomson Koad, the wife
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      490 2 ARRVXGEMKNTS. TIFFIN, PARADE, DINNER, THEATRICALS. I.AUYSMITII HEKOKS. This morning, shortly after the Trrrihlt dropped her anchors, the |.iion Committee (Lieut. -Col. Pennefather, the Hon'bles \V. J Napier andC.W. Laird Capt. Crawford, Messrs < -iit St. Clair, Hooper, Ellis, and G. Muir) went out in a steam launch and introduced themselves
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    ON THE VERANDAH.
    1256 3 -unday we had five ladies at our I 'hing party, two of them rn'ing i three maids. It waa that the priie lar veil by one of entirely opaque whether w.'t or arjr, and trimmed at I ai i tbm i al vairj white tape. Tlnre wi
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    THE POWERS AND CHINA.
    65 3 A JOINT Ml I-RtSESTED. It is reported from Peking thai the Minister* of Great Britain, the Doited Qeroanji and France, have i .1 tint Note to tile Tsimg-li-Vamen, ilemandini: that the Chinoea (iovernmeiit abafl ■■anreM the antiforeign organization known as the Boxers. Two naonthi an gi*«a
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    OUR WAR RELIEF FUND.
    111 3 mil iimiu The JW»« Mail am it bai closed ita War UM Kur.,l at Sit.Si-o, of which sum il had already Mai to the [I tendi do« «.".l n (.Mr M .-(Jenchy HO; baiaAce from K»u!- in it- >4I and A IJ C. making in all
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    147 3 Latham an I Haetaggaal rfport:Our markets have ruled very quiet during the pad week Je|ebu« have Wn freely offered during the week and the price haa hßan to US PabaagCnrporatknil remain qaiet with a few t m~ action* al MOM Tenelaagi mad Bipiau have been in strong
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    THE PRINCE OF WALES.
    403 3 TIIK WmjLDm ASSAMIS. mpiim. the w.,n11-he assassin, is a tio-smitll by trad*, ud H nil If year* v birth, Ml iof Italian extraction tv i» iiiiiMiwl I roand-bead ami \4mk tjwl. witli <l;irk hair. Ha alii n.1r.l I pro- iy The Belgian public is naotreljr indignant
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    PAHANG NEWS.
    509 3 (From our OorrenporuUnt.) K "/.i Lipu, 20th April. I'DSIMASIEK COSVICTEP. Mn S T Fcrjjuson, lately postmaster hata. ha* lieen oonvictad cm four charges "I 'criminal breach ul trupt under sec-ti-.ii -lua 1> C, and on one charge of charting under section 417, and lias b) IB MDtaoead to
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    AT MANILA.
    470 3 f"iLF.« of the Manila Timst to the 20th in-t;mt pr«e partieaJan of sharp nth tha insurgent bands in the tii-ld, the losses of the latter being heavy. On the 7th instant a fierce attach wus made on the town of Cagayan, in North Mindanao, by a .f insurgents.
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    TESTING THE FIRE ENGINES.
    147 3 This morning there was a trial of the four large steam lire engines of the Fire Brigade on the sea front at Finlayson Green. Mr. Gentle and a large .'lumher of insurance people were present. Three of the engines were placed near the sea wall and
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    S.C.C. BOWLING.
    351 3 S. C.C. BOWLING. THE FORTHCOMING TOURNAMENT. The entries for the Singapore Cricket Chili luwn bowline tournament have tloMd. Play begins next Tuesday. The I Chnmpionthip J. Graham, J. Holloway, V L Tomlin, J. L. Jenkins, A Hood Begg, C. A. Paton, W Kin«ey, R. Scoular, J McKenzie.C. H. Follett, D.
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    A NEW RESTAURANT.
    94 3 Mrs. Macdona)d,a widow, has opened a restaurant at 5-a Battery Koad. There is room for such a restaurant yet we do not think it can be run to pay without a license to sel'. alcohol. Possibly, however, Mrs. Macdonald, who seems a smart businesslike woman, might do
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    A CAPTAIN'S DIFFICULTIES.
    170 3 At 8 o'clock yesterday morning, Capt Arnot of the British "steamer Jtanza, which arrived from Barry recently with a cargo of coal and is now at Borneo Wlmrf, communicated with the marine police for assistance. Inspector Bran&gan went down with a posse of constables and found that
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    VESSELS ADVERTISED TO SAIL.
    76 3 Rangoon and Calcutta, Camorta, on 28th April. Ho'sUwl A Co. Penang and Calcutu.. C Apcar, due 28th April, Sarkie»* Mo.es. Manila, I'alitana, on Ist May, Boustead >'alemhang, VandtrParra, on 2nd May, •'acndesACo. Hongkong. Vhrlydra, due 2nd May, Boustaad Co. Sydney -ia ports, Fultala, on 10th May
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    CHESS.
    84 3 (conducted by kino's pawn.") All Chess correspondence should be addressed to King's Pawn." Solution of Problem No 170 (Maximov) isQ-Rsq;No. 171 (UU-ave) Xt (Q «)-K 3. The latter is an excellent problem. Correct solutions received from A. O. 8., X, and Nemo. Problem No. 172, by B. Hcura. BLACK
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      487 3 TOMORROWS CHURCH SERVICES. (2nd Sunday aftfr Eastck). CHURCH OF ENGLAND. Bt. Andrew's Cathedral Services. 7 a.m. Matins. 7 30 a.m.. Holy Communion and Sermon. 4 p m., Catechism and Sunday School. !>.M p. ni.. Evensong and Sermon. St. Matthew's, Sepoy Likes. 8.16 p. m., Evensong and Sermon. ROMAN CATHOLIC Cathedral
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      672 3 SHIPPING. NAVIGATIONS GENERALE ITALI A N A. FOR HONGKONG. THE Italian steamer Hl.Sah.sd, 1,490 tons reg: Captain Magamini, having left Bombay on the 21st inst., may be expected to arrive here on the 2nd prox. en route for the above port. For freight and passage, apply to BEHN. MEYER A
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      1076 3 NOTICES. gINOAPORE SPORTING CLUB. Programme for Spring Race Meeting, 1900. MAY 22nd, 24th, and 2«th. FIRST DAY. Tuaday, 22nd May. First Race. THK MAIDEN PLATE.-Value 1300 A Race for Maiden Hones— Weight s. per scale (10.1.). An allowanceof 211 b to ex-Griffins, imported into the Straits Settlements or Native State,
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      1128 3 AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALE of the Dutch steamer ALAS. To be held at Powell A Co. .sale-room on Wednesday, 2nd May, "t .30 p.m. Now lying n«ar the boatbuilding yard o f the kw Harbour Dock Coy For particular, see circulars. 1/6 i'OWELL A Co., Auction, rr, A UCTION SALE
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      200 3 ARRANliKMKNTH Saturday, 28th Apbil. 1 High Water. 9.33 p.m. S C. C. Cricket. S. R. C. Cricket. Regtl. Sporis Tanglin. Finals. 4. Sepoy Lines Monthly Medal Golf. M. M. homeward mail closes. 6. I. 0. G. T Temperance Club. 7.30. In Town." Town Hall. 9. Sunday, 29th Apbil. H ibIi
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    COMMERCIAL.
    585 4 .SiauAroaa, 28th A rail, 1900. PRODUCE. (hotel are Domcted to neon Gambler 7 S7J. Copra Bali, 8.60. do Pontiacak 6 30. Pepper, Black. Sn.OO. do White, (61) 46.60 Sago Flour Sarawak 3 HO do Brunei No. 1 3.30 P'arl Saco 4.40. Coflee, "Sili, 16% basis 3\M Coflee Palembang, 16%
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    106 4 rcr Per ,u. Time To-Uay. 1'enang via port* Ian Outluern, S p.m. Hongkong via port* Dionud, 3 p.m. l|.':i«kiili» A Bagan Eugnw, 3 p.m. Klnnff via porta Sappho, 4 p m Hatu I'uhil Sultana, 4 p.m. Penang A Co'ombo Candta, 4 pm. Muntok Kbing Ruby, 4 p.m. Ontanir,
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    125 4 Faoai Kt'Hopt :—By the M. M. s. s. Saltaie, doe on 30th April with dates to tbe Bth April. She brings replies to tbe mail which left Singapore on the 12th and 17th March. Fboh Cmira :—By the M. M. s.s. Yam, due on Sunday. Tim Tabu
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    242 4 ARRIVALS. Per si. Ban Ilin (Juan from Teluk Anson via port* Mrs. '"nig. f*r >. t. Hono Wan from Malacca-Miss Campbell, and Mm F Uampbril. TO ARRIVK. [For Singapore.) Per M. M. 8. Solarit, from Marseille!, April 8 -Mr. Van der Dwi de Rye. Per M. M s.
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      217 4 L'nlerU' heading the following abbreriations are ied str. steamer sb.— ship !q.- -barque wh.-scbooner; Yet.— Yacht Cru.— Cruiser; Gbt.— Gunboat Torlorpedo H. p.— Horse-power Brit.— llruisb U. S.— United .lutes- Fr.— French; Ger.— German Dut.— Dutch Jo!i.— Jobore 4c. G. c.,— General cargo d.p.— deck passengers U.—Uncertain
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      TRADING VESSELS &c.
      630 4 AaaiTALs Smci Ifooa or Yistkrday. Ran Hin (Juan, Brit. str. 19S tons, Capt Scott, 28th Apl. From T. Anson, 2«th Apl. O.c and 161 d.p. Wee Bin and Co For Teluk Anson, 3Ulh— Rds. Benrorlich, Brit str. J. 185 tons, Captain Thomson, 28th Apl. From Moji, 15th
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      614 4 Nnmt, port, prohahU dolt of arrital. aid name ol agtnln. truaiu. Agamemnon. L'piol Apl 28 Mansfield. Ak-r. Barry. I'ft Mar Akiooun, M'kong, to leave May 15: M'fleld. Ambria. Hamburg, Miv II H Meyer. Andalusia, H'kong, to leave May si B. M. Hallaarat, Coloml>o, May 8 P. A O.
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      ARRIVALS.
      260 4 I A,,l M m n L' 7 17 27 :>7 n 17 L' 7 m 27 •->7 ■27 :'7 ■17 M »1 fl 7ua Vmu'. N>«- Tun-. Rio. BenTOrlich Brit itr. 2186 Candia PAOttr. 4198 Armenia Her Itr. 84«9 Diomed I Brit »tr. 30i« Qillak Rutcru. 1200 Odi'saa Hus
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      395 4 NOTICES. imts for LEA ft PERMS' at* WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. v By Special Warrant JjHl EJK TH Jibii «n TA Purveyors to Empress of Intfi?. CELEBRATED OILMAN'S STORES. Menbu > Woods. A PSIOORESSIVE DIETARY, onlq''e In providing nourishment s-j'ted to the irrowlng digestive powers of you-. Infants Ircm birth upwards, and
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      606 4 aVOTICES. rONENISfn^EATS^SsORn^ I Batbe and soak tbe hands, en ratirtnf la a stroag hot, iiaamy lather of I I CtmccaA Boat. Dry, and anoint freely with Cunccu Otntment, the great I I skin care and rnreat o! imolllenta. Wear, during the nlfbt. old, loosa, kid I I glores, with the
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      92 4 NOTICES. PRIME AMERICAN SALT BEEF. 25 iinK per Ib ■Mi MCA LISTER CO. ONE Medical Man in every SIX Throughout England has placed on Record hisopinioa that COLEMAN'S WINCARNIS is dkrivallco for Recuperating the System AND FOR Regaining Lost Health. COLKMANS WINCARNIS is an elegant combination of Port Wine, Fine
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      200 4 NOTICES, J- MOTION CX). WATCHMAKERS. JEWRLLERB. OI'TICIANS. RUPAIRS PROHPTI.Y WXHOTrTED. WIlAr WE All WANT. A GOOD CIGAR. FLOR DH PIEDRA. made entirely of tobacco grown in British north Borneo. EQUAL TO FIN B HAVANAHB. EXQUISITE flavour and aroma- packed in tin sealed boxes ensuring' condition. Conchas in boxes ol 6D
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