The Straits Times, 1 May 1900
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The Straits Times
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Title Section12 1900-05-01 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORE TUESDAY. MAY 1, 1900. No. 20,127,12 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement886 1900-05-01 1 FpHK T.OKNEO COMPANY U MUTED riihl SUaowd Life aasmramos. Norwiok Daioa Fin ißMnnca Society. Atlai issiiraaea CosEnay (Fin). rb. ftnitable Uf. A— raoo. 800M7. The Omm Macme lasssssias Coapaaj. n. China M««U BSasjsllsivifatto. 00-panj. Th.Trrtnasai Laaw Bser Oosstj—l. rt. start-— laaawa-jajOosWavrLi-ttsa. Tor nsi HiaißMS of these Companies, sse tae roll886 words
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Advertisement830 1900-05-01 1 STEA .SHIP. COMPANIES. JTOMNKLIJK* PAKETVAI ,T MAATBCHAPPL) Under contract t h the Netherlands India Government. AgenU at Singapore: Bm> sesct, late J. Daebdelb A Co., 2-t, Collteb Qdat. The underro.] ioned dates are only approximate. Steamer From Expet' a Will be Despatched for On r, I). Parra. Sourahaya. Apl. t830 words
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Advertisement553 1900-05-01 1 COMPAGNIE DKS MEHSAUKRIEfc MARITIME^ DE FRANCE. Teleobapuic Address: Messaoerie, SIBGAPOBE. The mail steamen Hill leave Singapore on or about the undermentioned dates.— Uotwabe. Homeward. WOO. 1000. Dates Dates. Salazie Apl. SO I 'Annam (E,a» Apl. IS Indut May 12 I I'ovru Apl L>» Loot May MI E. Simont May IS553 words
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Advertisement634 1900-05-01 1 INBUIUISCE& THE LONDON AND LANCASHIRE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital jK,127,M0 P«M n P Capital HS,7«O BllWfl Fund 978^ii The undersigned, Agents for the Company, are prepared to accept fire risks at current rates of premium. BOUSTEAD A Co. rl CHINA TKADKES INSURANCE COMPANT, LIMITED. Capital Subscribed M/XW.OOu. Amount Paid up.634 words
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Advertisement919 1900-05-01 1 INSURANCES. BRITISH EMPIRE FONDB_"\ /ÜBEKAIX 4«.0t).a»- > /fcoHDITIONS > largkX BONUSES. > W> w PREMIUMS^ \/EitAßU*rtßD 1847. LIFE OFFICE I'r, „,i,,in.,|uir««4 l» VnU-vMtvrs prurrrdlnc I* Hcsitk Africa. The Company announce that on existing policies in this Company on the liven of volunteers proceeding to South Africa, the Directors are not919 words
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Advertisement673 1900-05-01 1 BANKS. TTONGKONG AND HHANGHAI XX BANKING CORPORATION, PAID-UP CAPITAL »10,000,000. RESERVE FUND »11,600,000. RKBBBVE LIABILITY OF> tlooo ouoo PROPRIETORS uuu IIJO COUBT OF DIRBOTOES R. A. Sum. Esq.— CaAlßMAif B. KaswAH, a»l Dsrirrr Chaishak R. U. Qbat. Kaq. I D. M Mosas. Bag. K.Gom, Esq. |A. J Satmcbi., Kio. A.673 words
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Advertisement643 1900-05-01 1 NOTICES. SARAWAK COALS at Sadong, Brooketon and Labuan Wharves. For terms apply to JOHN HARDIE. Agent Sarawak Government, tu. f SO/A IjUhuan WOOD COS. PRIZE MEDAL AUSTRALIAN CHEESE (Quality and Condition excellent) 45 cents per lb. AUSTRALIAN HOUSEHOLD BUTTER in prime condition, in tins of 10 lbs. each •6.50 per643 words
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Advertisement897 1900-05-01 1 AN ANCIKNT BELIEF. The ancients believed that •beumatism was the work of a demon within a man. Any one who has had an attack of sciatic or Inflammatory rheumatism will agree that the infliction is demoniac enough to warrant the belief. It has never been claimed that Chamberlain's Pain Balm897 words
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Article29 1900-05-01 2 Nukiruus communications from the Malay States, the Netherlands Indies, and of racing, of grievances, and the like are held over to-day for lack of space.29 words
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Article28 1900-05-01 2 The Singapore Rifles, meet for drill in the Town Hall this afternoon at fi.ls. The Drill Hall is occupied in preparation for the Marine Club concert to-morrow night.28 words
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Article30 1900-05-01 2 The papers laid before Council to-day included a return showing the distribution of the Diamond Jubilee Permanent Memorial Fund, and correspondence about additional accommodation for the Supreme Court at Singapore.30 words
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Article47 1900-05-01 2 Thk men of the Tenikle entertained yesterday, were the men who were with General Buller's relieving force. None of them were in I.adysmith. The Vovcerfuts men were in Ladysmilh. Among the men enteitained yesterday are also a few of those who formed part of the Zululand column.47 words
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Article98 1900-05-01 2 A Mkxtiko of Catholics will be held this evening at 8 o'clt>ck at tbe Bishop's House, for the purpose of forming a provisional committee to assist them in establishing in Singapore a Catholic Association or Club. Bishop Fee has kindly offered to provide the proposed Club with temporary accommodation in98 words
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Article155 1900-05-01 2 Captais Percy Scott tells us that he has succeeded in persuadinß Sir Frank Swelfnham to journey to Hongkong by the T-.rrMe, and Sir Frank says that he is gratified at being allowed an opportunity to journey to Hongkong by the Terrible. The two statement*, although framed in different words, seem155 words
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Article157 1900-05-01 2 Ocb oral advices from Selangor of the most recent arrival were that Mr. Bibby was in a very critical and dangerous state. A telegram has been received to-day that he is slightly weaker, but he continues to chow great tenacity of vitality. A second wire is that Mr. Bibby is157 words
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Article165 1900-05-01 2 To-day, between eleven o'clock and twelve noon, there was celebrated the opening of tbe new P. ,v O. Steamship Company's Office in Singapore. The new office is an exceedingly handsome red brick building at the corner of Telegraph Street and Robinson Road on the way from the docks to the165 words
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Article177 1900-05-01 2 Mk. T D. McKay, general passenger agent, of Yokohama, arrived to-day by the Inalia Man from Port Said and proceeds to-morrow to Hongkong and Yokohama. An advertisement to-day announces the advantages of the great American mail route »ia China, Japan, Honolulu, and San Francisco. It in adiressed to the Far177 words
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Article12 1900-05-01 2 Musks. John Little and Co. Ltd. advertise a new stock of liquors.12 words
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Article1601 1900-05-01 2 Kun fell heavily last nigh*, and, as a result, the tracks were very sloppy, bo nucli no that the clerk of the course opened the inside track only for work, the training track and the course prop«r being closed. This is rather unfortunate, as we are getting close1,601 words
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Article632 1900-05-01 2 THE 1EAT IN LEGISLATIVK COINCIL. 4 0k *T CORRESPONDENT*. MUM BT* ANOTHER CHANCE. The (Jon, merit Gazette extraordinary contains a o retpondence with Penang. No. 1 of nd March is a purely formal lei r (tbe Acting Colonial Secretary the Secretary, Penang Chamber < Commerce), asking the Cha632 words
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Article144 1900-05-01 2 The report of the Director* of the Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China (presented at the 48th ordinary general meeting in London on the 18th of April) states that for the year ended 31st December last, there was a net profit, after providing for bad and144 words
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REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
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Article33 1900-05-01 2 London, 30rA Apnl. Tbe correspondent of the Standard at Bloemfontein wires, under date the 29th April, that tbe cavalry sent in pursuit of the fleeing commandoes are returning to Blo«rnfontein.33 words
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Article18 1900-05-01 2 The Boers at Warrenton have reoccupied the position out of which they were shelled on Tuesday.18 words
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Article51 1900-05-01 2 MX MONTHS AND THREE WEEKS BESIEGED. The Times correspondent at Mafektng wires, under date the 11th April, that the Boers on that day celebrated the completion of the sixth month of the siege by a heavy bombardment of the town. The bombardment did much damage but there were no51 words
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Article57 1900-05-01 2 Reuters correspondent at Thabanchu wires, under date 29th April, that General French has sent the third *nd fourth cavalry brigades to make separate reconnaissances.round tbe hills to the east of the town. The enemy hold the hills in strong force. But it is evident that they57 words
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Article75 1900-05-01 2 1«( May. The Japanese battleship Atahi went ashore at Southsea thin afternoon. Owing to the tide falling, her situation is precarious. The Atahi, built and engined at tbe works of John Brown and Co., Clydebank, is held to he the most formidable battleship afloat. H..T displacement al the mean75 words
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Article44 1900-05-01 2 The casualties resulting from the fall of a bridge on the Paris exhibition grounds were ten persons killed and sixty-three injured. The scaffolding of the Galeri machines on the exhibition grounds has also collapsed. Two persons were killed and two injured.44 words
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Article13 1900-05-01 2 Produce, exchange, and share prices a.id the mail list, are on page 4.13 words
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Article19 1900-05-01 2 Two cases of small-pox are reported this morning, one at Waterloo Street and the other at North Bridge Road.19 words
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Article20 1900-05-01 2 Tbe P. &O. intermediate steamer Soeotra left Penang at 8. p a yesterday and is due here to-morrow at daylight.20 words
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Article24 1900-05-01 2 The monthly sewing meeting of the Church Work Association will be held at the Rallies Girls' School on Wednesday, May 2nd, at 4 p.m.24 words
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Article26 1900-05-01 2 Messrs. Hong Tek Chye Co. advertise auction sales of mechanical pictures, musical boxes dec. on the I'nu and of land and houses on the 3rd May.26 words
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Article25 1900-05-01 2 The Government of New South Wales proclaimed St. George's Da, a public holiday, in recognition of the bravery of the English troops in South Africa.25 words
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Article23 1900-05-01 2 The recall of M. Doumer, the French Governor-General of Indo-China, is staled to be imminent. His administration has not given satisfaction at Pahs.23 words
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Article27 1900-05-01 2 Last Saturday afternoon the Tanjong Pagar Football Club beat the Kitle Volunteers al football by three goals to two. The Rifles intend challenging the S. V. A.27 words
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Article28 1900-05-01 2 Tmnew direct Parcel Post Convention between France and Ceylon, the Straits Settlements, and Hungkong was signed in Paris on 4th April by Sir K. Monson and M. Deleave28 words
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Article33 1900-05-01 2 I. Wiolib has been committed for trial on a charge of forgery by making a false document, with mtent to defraud the Spirit Farmers of the duty payable on three bottles ot wine.33 words
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Article31 1900-05-01 2 The homeward P. O. Bengal left Hongkong at 1 p.m. on Saturday, and is due here on Thursday morning. The mail by the Bengal closes at 6 o'clock on Friday morning.31 words
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Article31 1900-05-01 2 In the eighth fist of the Indian Famine Fund, the entry "per J. O. Anthonisz— St. Andrew's Cathedral, 564 should have been per J. O. Anthonisz— St. Andrew's Mission Chapel, $64."31 words
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Article35 1900-05-01 2 It is reported that about the end of this month Vice-Admiral Tyrtoff, the Russian Minister of Marine, will embark for the Far East to inspect tbe harbours and lortilications of Port Arthur, Dalni, and Vladivostock.35 words
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Article46 1900-05-01 2 Th« Nord. Lloyd has contracted with the Vulcan wharf at Stettin for a twin screw steamship of 44,000 horse-power. This vessel will have a length ol .0/ English feet, thus being 5 feet longer than the Oceanic. She is to attain a speed of 24 knots.46 words
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Article50 1900-05-01 2 Mb. Sakhooly writes that the Armenian named Cohen," mentioned in a paragraph yesterday as having been the victim of theft, is not an Armenian, but must be a Jew. Mr. Sakhooly says "As far as our small community in Singapore is concerned, there is no such Armenian here named Cohen."50 words
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Article38 1900-05-01 2 Capt. Story and Lieut. Lindesay, RM. L. I, embarked in the Argonaut when that cruiser was commissioned on April 19 to relieve the ndiurtod in China. The following appointments have bean made:-Suai'»yu.a.t«-Jo».. 1 -GreeD t U>theJ«ffOiw«'- Ai»i«lant 1'ayiiiMter^-38 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement480 1900-05-01 2 NOTICES. SIOEROSTHEN PAINT. an absolutely anti-corrosive paint foi IRON AND STEEL Guaranteed to be .he best HUBT-PKKVENTIVE «tant. Invaluable for Ships, Machinery, Bridges etc., etc. One gallon will covor 544) square feet. Prick I 2.")~ nt r "'r'lm o! 1 cwt. A splemlid report ju*t received from tbe Secretary oft480 words
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Advertisement871 1900-05-01 2 NOTICES. NOTICE BYED ANlulkadir bin Abdnlrahman Alragofl has beon admiite.l a partner in „ur linn from Ihe Ist day of January, l»00. UAfcSOff 4 Co. NOTICE. I Ihe undersigned hereby give notice thai my interest and responsibility in the following firms: namely, L'ng Kwe Hal Watt, Soo- VVatt Chan, Soon871 words
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Advertisement890 1900-05-01 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. AKK YOU GOING TO TRAVKL! Bo by the PREMIER LINE of AMERICA. To Europe via < liliih A Japan. 4 DAYB ACROSS THK GREAT AMERICAN CONTINENT. BAN FRANCISCO TO NEW *ORK AND BOSTON Via the San Francisco Overland Route. OCEA.N TO OC'KAN. Pacific Mail Steamship Co Occidental mil890 words
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Advertisement390 1900-05-01 2 LATEST ADVEKTISEMENTS. The Fifth Performance or "IN TOWN" A MUSICAL COMEDY IS TUO ACTS BY ADRIAN ROSS AND JAMES LEADER MUSIC BY F. OSMOND i'AKR, WILL BE OIVES WITH FULL ORCHISTU AKD CHOaDS IK Till TOWN HALL To-niclii. Tupmlay. Commencing at 9 p.m. Reserved Seats Unreservwl |1. Soldiers and Sailors390 words
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Advertisement24 1900-05-01 2 Ox tbe 29th inst. at .ISO a. m, at "Sunny Side," st Thomas Walk, me wife, of Mr. M 8. Martih of a son.24 words
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Article2630 1900-05-01 3 raOMtVn FESTIVITIES was every appearance of rain laf afternoon when the contin-p,-ni of the Terrible* men were due on .uul it seemed at one time that the outdoor proceedings were doomed to be washed out But happily it was not to; instead, there was no sun, and the2,630 words
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Article302 1900-05-01 3 OF CYCLISTS AND FOOLISH VIRGINS. It has more than once been urged in these columns that cyclists who ride after dark should be dealt with by the police. The Chief Police Officer now informs us that he has given an order to the police to take action against all cyclists302 words
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Article72 1900-05-01 3 Mr Win. Adam left yesterday for N't-cri for the purpose of prospacting and preparing a report upon the gold mining properties Known as the Gedoh, the BaMraag, and the Melentong reefs, having an. area of 450 acres. These are sitiuttrd in Gedoh in (iemeneheh Mr Adam has72 words
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Article123 1900-05-01 3 Yesterdiy aTaichew, who lives at a Chinese temple at Kallang Pudding, reported '.hat at about 3 am on that day In: heard some one breaking open his door He got up and saw eight Chinimen all armed with knives inside the temple The Taichew called to123 words
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Article104 1900-05-01 3 HIMUI AGENCY. As o#ins to the decoration yesterday of the premises of the "HlmiU Timet," the name of our tenants the British and Foreign Bible Society was covered by the legend ''Ladysmith," the Agent here las asked us to mention that, although the Society was not much104 words
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Article104 1900-05-01 3 The Lawn Howling Tournament in connection witli the Singapore Cricket Club commences thin afternoon when the following ties will be decided: "B" Doublet: Ingram and Linton-f 6 v. Ritchie and C. W. Abram« 6. "C Single Handicap: Butterwortli +8 v. Graham-)- 6. "A Single Handicap: Tomlin 0104 words
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Article1452 1900-05-01 3 THE SPIONKOP DESPATCHES. London, IMA April. The publication of Spionkop despatches has aroused mired feelings. Tin- /''">•>■ and other critic* applaud the outspoken candour of Lord Roberts an<l believe that the official publication of this criticism will have a salutary effect on officers in the high1,452 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement177 1900-05-01 3 VESSELS ADVERTISED TO SAIL. Manila, Palitana, on 3rd May, Boustead A Co. Palwmtang, VanderParra, on 2nd May, aende's A Co. Hongkong. Chelydra, due 2nd May, Bout-t.-n.l A Co. Sydney via ports, F ultala, on 10th May Boustead 4 Co/ Pennng and Deli, Deli, every Tuesday, Behn Meyer A Co. Deli,177 words
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Advertisement1035 1900-05-01 3 NOTICES. THE GOVERNOR'S WIFE. a society romanca of the Straits. The book record* the social habit* and customs of the white populai ion of Singapore, Penang, and Malaya. It dealt with governors, colonial secretaries, resident councillors, bankers, merchants, doctors, and their THE GOVERNOR'S WIFE reveals the inner mytterie* of flirtation1,035 words
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Advertisement1075 1900-05-01 3 AUCTION SALES. A UCTION SALE of the Dutch steamer J\ ALAN. To be held at Powell 4 Co.'s sale-room, on Wednesday, 2nd May at 2.30 p.m. Now lying n«ar the boatbuilding yard of the New Harbour Dock Coy. For particular* see circulars. 1/6 POWELL A Co., Auctioneers AUCTION SALE OF1,075 words
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Advertisement697 1900-05-01 3 FOR SALE; EMPLOYMENTS TO LET; AND PERSONALS[Ist tiki, is oenu a line; 2nd and 3rd timet, 10 cent* a line 4th to «th time*, i cent* line 7th to 18th time*, cent* a line; afterwardt, 3 cents a line but no charge leu than oae dollar. That, m threei« advertisement,697 words
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Page 3 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous284 1900-05-01 3 ARRANUKMKNTH Tuesday, Ist May. High Water. 11.32 p.m. Mohammedan Xew Year. 8. C. C. Bowling. TerrMe Football. 5. B. V. R. Drill. Town Hall. 5.15. "In Town." Town ML, 9. Wednesday, 2nd May. IlistiWator ii. pin Pledges .Sale. Police Office, lv. Land Sale. Powell. 2.30. Su-amer Sale. Powell 2 30.284 words
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SHIPPING.
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Article580 1900-05-01 4 Bwuroiu, In Kit, 1800. PRODUCE. (Bate* are corrected to neon Oambier I 7.40. Copra Bali 8.80. do Pootianak 6 80. Popper, 81ack.... buyers sn.m. do Whits, (6J) 46.80 .Sago Flour Sarawak.. 360 do Brunei No. 1 2.30 Pearl Sago 4.40. Codes, Bali, 16% basis 21.00 Ooflee Palembang ,l6% basis..580 words
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Article114 1900-05-01 4 From Kubopk By m. P. ia k Ilallaaral, due on the' .Ith May with eWx to the 13th April. She brings reaMsa to the mail which left Singapore on teat M sn Singapore Dae in London Arrivei Mar. J.iru f. AO. Apl. ltito Apl. 1 fit 1114 words
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Article241 1900-05-01 4 ARRIVALS. Per s. s. Sri Ptgatnn from Kl&ui; \ia ports- Mr. C. F. Grey. Pur 8. s Malacca from Teluk Anaon vis ports— Messrs. Chappel, Carey, and A. A. x Per s. s. Kota from IVnung— Meter*. Simon*, Abraham, Detiilcr. Sister Homo* lint', Messrs. Philips. Beatris.N Hits M241 words
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Article71 1900-05-01 4 F'f Per j(r. Tim*. To-Morbok. Ki'iuaman via ports Fkvo 8 a.m Djambie Kian Ann, M «.ni I'alenibang Carolina, 9 a.m 11.-n avia etc. Van der Parra. 11am Bangkok H. Seng Cuan, 1 1 a.m. J «nang Jiota. 1 p.m. Klang via ports Sri Prqatan, 3 p.m llatu Pahat71 words
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Article187 1900-05-01 4 Under this heading the followingabbreviatione «re used str.— steamer ah thin to,.— barque sen schooner; Yet.— Yacht Cru Cruiser; Obt.— Gunboat Tor— Torpedo; H.p.— Horse-power Brit British V. 8.-Unit«d si^,; j£French; Q«r.— German Dot.— Dutch; Joll.— Johore 4c, Q. c.,— General cargo d.p.— deck pasaengers U.—Uncertain: T.187 words
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Article967 1900-05-01 4 Auiuu Si*c* Nooi or Vest rday. Agamemnon, Brit. str. 4,461 tons. Captain Si«i. 3uth Apl. Frjin Liverpool. ttthTlar. lit W. Man>lield and Co. For Yokohama Ist— W. Ater, Nor. str. 1,899 tans, Capt Wettergren, Mih Apl. Krom Barry, 20th Mar. Coal. Bouslead and Co. For Wei-Hai-nan Seng967 words
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Article573 1900-05-01 4 tfamt, port, probable dale of am.a. a. id name 0/ agmli. Hthmirb. Akinous, H'kong, to leave M»y IS; M'Held. Ambria, Hamburg, May 11; B. Meyer. Andalusia, H kong, to leave May 30 B M. Ballaarat, Colombo, May H r. ,v i. BaMsberg, Hburg, p'sd Canal Apl 11 Bamberg,573 words
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Article217 1900-05-01 4 5 I V*H-ir- Sm a I Apl I 29 lAker lii 0. A pear .«i Deli 30 Srie Pegatan 30 Agamemnon SO |Kaisow SO Malacca *l Kusa 30 Ban Song Quid n nm 30 Halazie 30 Van der Farm My 1 Sri Ponlianak 1 i -h.,H Phya 1 Kian217 words
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Article170 1900-05-01 4 I'AI-. VOML'S N*Mk Kl_u4Ku j CAPTim DUTIICiTIbK Apl 31 SO 30 SO 80 30 SO so May I Turlio Brit str. Fair field Yokohama Agamemnon str. Nish Japan via porta Kaisow «tr. Daviea Japan via port* OhowTai «r. Morris Bangkok Mill d'the Wisp str. Halph Pontianak Singkep Dut str170 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement270 1900-05-01 4 Natural Toilet Preparation* Ha Twilct I Jinnlinc* ('■"hm-c» rvtM. fl^^K^^^^^r^ *r* *.<*« r^mgk akima imootk, a* fK*f*rft 4th ft* j^B^^Sf Lanoline' Toilet Soap Whole*a!e DfpAi— HoLtoft* Viaduct, Laxdom. G. OTOMUNE COr JAPANESE GENERAL STORE. Newly, on hand, a large assortment of Japanese curios. G. OTOMUNE Oft MCALISTER CO. ARE APPOINTEI270 words
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Advertisement465 1900-05-01 4 I NOTICES. /JLAHGUID WOHEH PALE CHILDHEX OLD I'EUfLE, INVALIDS YIN CHAPOTEAUT (oumuim win if mat) yl DELICIOUS NVTHITIVE STIMULAUT I Thli aliownt.nr win. null attiaulaled whea I ao aki K.IU or liqu.J loot will i.nun oa lit I at>tMca, it b indicated in comtimtiont! wtaknc.a .^and lack of dig.tttrc powar.465 words
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Advertisement538 1900-05-01 4 T H If CHINA M[JTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COY-, LTD AS. A^'AITIB H G** n R°">, BHIHOHII. MESSRS. TAN KIM TIAN SONS, UwJ Agenu. dobgbwSS'th? eLT" term BDd be er b nUBe thaD any Other Com r«ny h.l3 8P 2h ial f i?t U m 8^ c of Prompt payment of538 words
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Advertisement185 1900-05-01 4 tu th A r. Os I MAt.MVEN AM) CAM EKO.VB PENS I n*^ oxdaUemtvtlomm I Ihe Pickwick, IKr. Oirl,and llv WawrU'j I'm W ft A ZtHS. i wl i ™«^v Ut»HMKXOEt> BY 3,007 XEWIPAPEBI i Sold at ail Stationers. WAVEFLEY WOBEe, KDIXBI-ROH, Fenmakeia lo Her Majetty'. Oov«rnmtnt llflcw. PIUUBMBB BEEK185 words
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