The Straits Times, 5 May 1900

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    12 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORE. SATURDAY. MAY 5. 1900. No. 20,131.
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      877 1 rplIE BORNEO; COMPANY, LIMITED mfl s>«n.i»rd Lit. Asmara. N.cwidi Uaioo Fir. lnransoa Society. Atla. itiumm CompMy (ri»). <li- KqaiMU. Ufa tamsnnu Boeiaty. Tm Com M win. lin.i.imi Comtmnj. Tba China Mutaal Staaai Navigation Ccaspany. Th, ToMaanam Uf" Vmm CotMpaoy. Tka liaritint. laam Cofapaav. Li-itaa. i-,.r particulars of these Companus. sw
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      837 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. ITDMXKLIJKK PAKBTVAART MAATBCHAPPIJ Under contract with the Motherlands India Government. Agrnta at Singapore: Ship Aoixcy, un J. Dimdclb A Co., 2-», Collyib Qoit. The undermentioned dates are only approximate. Steamer From Expected Will be Despatched for On V. Imhoff. Batavia. Apl. JO. Billiton. Batavia, Cheribon, Samarang tnd Sourabaya.
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      618 1 AUSTRIAN LLOYD'S STEAM I A. NAVIGATION COMPANY. Ultras Mm. ComucT with thi Araniia GovntxmxT. The following are the dates OQ which the Company's itomen may be expected to Mil from here 00TW4ED. HoftlWiSD. 1900 IWO Civla May 1 I MariaVaUrv May 2 I Silrtia May »H All the steamers to
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      631 1 rpHE LONDON AND LANCABHI3K 1 FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital £3,127,1100 I'm* ap Capital aia,7W Reserve Fond 973,»M The undersigned, Agents lor the Company, are prepared to accept fire risks at current rates of premium. BOUBTEAD Co. rpHE CHINA TRADERS INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. Capital Subscribed f&yxjO.OX. Amoont Paid op OOO.OOU. n
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      300 1 INSURANCES. I rWW ÜBERAL\ I VH*- 450.00.0 W. /fcoSDITIONS. > I BONUBEB.\ LOW 18S7. N T TPF O'F'FTP'R Prr»l«m« chanced In Vulo n tr<- r prweeediac to Sonlh Africa. The Company Announce that on existing I policies in thi« Company on the live* of I volunteers proceeding to South Africa,
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      664 1 I BANKS. TTONGKONG AND HHANOHAI H BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-UP CAPITAL 110,000,000. REBEBVE FUND tII,nOO,OOU T^PRfhTO^."". o 10 000^COCBT Of DIRECTORS- I B M. Out. fc*j. I D. M Mow. Km. E. Oosrn, iteq. lA. J Ratkokd, Em A H.urT, Ksq I B L. Kiruuws, lW Hon.J.J. Kmwici. |P. SACKS, H.
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      638 1 NOTICES. G. R. LAMBERT CO. PHOTOGRAPHERS' ■■MM URESHAM HOUSE, fjppotite to Ventral Pott Office. Beg to call attention to their continuously increasing collection of more than 2,000 different views of Singapore, Penang, Johore, Federated Malay States, Siam, Java, Borneo, Sumatra, of which copies are always ready on A new catalogue
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      882 1 AN ANCIKNT BELIEF. The ancienta believed th..t rbeumatiim was the work of t demon within a man. Any one who hat had an attack of iciatic or inflammatory rheumatism will agree that the infliction is demoniac enough to warrant the belief. It has never been claimed that Cbar.iberlain'B Pain Balm
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    CLEARANCES.
    25 2 Um. VkMttJUM ruu4tti<| Cinua D»tiiutio» M»y 0 Olive Brit sir. Colei^ Penu* i' 1 6 M.M«tr Vediviuy KMsoa jSjjjJfJ" riinir. F«ild Ltq£ll-Uln..l- ...I J-^.
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    SATURDAY, 5TH MAY, 1900. IT IS TWICE BLESS'D.
    378 2 SATURDAY, 5TH MAY, 1900. IT IS TWICE BLESS'D. The Straiti Timu branch of the W«r Relief Fund is cloned today at «76,431. Of that sum J17.820 came to us from the Malay MaU, and •88,454 from the Perak I'umeer. Yet theae two handsome collections by our contemporaries do not represent
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    40 2 Th* committee of the Sporting Club having discovered that there was some irregularity in the voting on the owners of Residue," anuther ballot has been token. The result n! the ballot is iii favour of the owners of .the horse.
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    7 2 T')-i>.nd 4 ins bank rate is 2/-
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    9 2 Mkssr«. Robinson Co. advertise a stuck of new goods.
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    8 2 IME3BK9. John Little Co, Ltd., advertise oew music.
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    11 2 A Kli.no living at 10-1 Balestier Road is Buffering from small-pox.
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    13 2 IPhoduci, exchange, and share prices and the mail list, are oo page 4.
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    14 2 ITax Sultan of Sulu has arrived here from Borneo by the 8. s. Kudcl.
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    18 2 The Chinese Consulate, So. 58 Hill Street, will be sold by i'uwell .v Co. on the 16th inst.
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    17 2 Tbi sloop Ronrio sailed from (iibr..'tar on 7th April fur the Clnna Station to relieve the ItuttUr.
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    15 2 Messiis. Powell Co., advertise auction sales of bouse property on the ltiih and &trd inst.
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    16 2 A lai .veil will leave Johnaton's Pier fur the Swimming Club at 11. yo to-morrow morning.
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    16 2 Tin Rev. H. C. Henbam, Chaplain in Province Wellesley, arrived heie, this morning, by the Jiallaarut.
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    16 2 The destroyer Jantu, Lieut, and Commander K. G. Corbett, is preparing for the voyage to China.
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    21 2 A Malay named Itam, of 114 Albert Street, alleged that his wife has bolted with money and clothing valued at SIS.
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    21 2 The P. &O. intermediate steamer Malacca left Hongkong at 2 p. in. yesterday, and is due here on the 9th instant.
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    19 2 Am. v, the passengers by the VortcarU from Sarawak v Major Killick, .the military commandant there, end Mrs. Killick.
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    27 2 The mail steamer Sadtsm, with tbe i in m .hi mail from Europe, left Colombo on the 4th instant at 10a.r0., and is due here on Wednesday.
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    26 2 The Sappho is taking the Selangor Griffins up to Klang to-day, and will therefore sail from Tanjong Pagar at 5 p.m. instead of from the Koads.
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    22 2 A long e*tablished Dutch firm in Holland offer themselves by advertisement as agents there for Singapore firms wishing to trade in cigars.
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    28 2 Thl battethip QoUaih was to leave Chatham on April 18th for the China Station. l'rior to her departure she carried out a series of trials of her machinery.
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    36 2 It is notified that Mr. A. De Koster ia recognised as in charge of the Consulate for the Netherlands at Penang, during the absence on leave of Hr. H. Spakler, with effect from the 24th April.
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    32 2 Th* Orders of the Day at next Tuesday's Legislative Council meeting comprise three Bills in the Committee stage, dealing with Opium, Protection of Women and Girls, and amendment of the Municipal Ordinince.
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    36 2 The Negri Sembiian planters are tfaid I to about to petition the High I Commissioner oa to the don-refund of I certain, taxen, etc., alleged to have buan I illegally collected. A letter ou tua I
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    QUOTATIONS.
    42 2 To-day's share quotations came too late for correction on the back page. Sipiaus have risen to $16.25, Jolebus to Sl2+o, Pahang Corporations to $10 40 Temelongs to $20, and Salt Manufacturings (fully paid) to *13. Kabangs have dropped to Si 50.
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    CHINESE ENTERPRISE.
    60 2 Mb. Koh Hin, the Captain China at Sandakan, intends to export timber from there to Hongkong on a large scale. To that end, he has bought a tongkang at Singapore for about *),HOO. The timber export business at Sandakan is at present conducted by two English firms. The
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    YESTERDAY'S LAND SALE.
    72 2 At Messrs. HongTeckChye and (Jo.'s land sale yesterday afternoon, some vnry fair prices were obtained. No. 47 Gaylang Road was bought by Wee Kay I'oh lor 53.500, and No. 25 Omar Road was knocked down to Ang Hock Siew for $2,950. Two roods and 19 poles of
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    THE LATE MR BIBBY.
    106 2 The liyc Ltong arrived from Klang early this morning with the remains of Mr. William Bibby on board The funeral cortege left Johnston's Pier at about a quarter to seven and proceeded to the fiukit Timah Road cemetery, where the funeral service was conducted by. the
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    THE LORD MAYORS LETTER.
    142 2 UK THINKS THE STRAITS AMI MALAYA. The following letter has reached Mr. Krizell from the Lord Mayor of London, acknowledging the 6rst instalment from the S. and M. S. A. W. R. Fund:— London, March -■nth.' ison. Dear Sir,— l am very grateful to all the
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    150 2 The Russian transport Saratof), Capt. •Sheieh Asliiri, arrived thh morning from Nagasaki en route for Odessa. The Kudat arrived from Labuan yesterday afternoon with H. H. the Sultan of Sulii on board. The Captain of the Zamania, which arrived from Madras yesterday, reports that one doubtful case of
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    BASK OF CHINA AND JAPAN.
    487 2 A RETERENCI TO BIXGAI'ORE. Mr. William Keswick, M. P., presided at the fifth a. .al general meeting of Me Bank of China and Japan held in London on April 11th. The Chairman said the report was a much less satisfactory statement of twelve months' work
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    SPORTING NOTES.
    744 2 There was not much work done this morning, as the tracks were in a very bad state owing to the rain. The inside track was the one worked on, and the horses had to be pulled up and sent gingerly over the bend coming to the straight. Sayles
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    TAMILS FOR MALAYA.
    58 2 By a new agreement recently entered into between the B. I. Steam Navigation Company and the Government of Federated Malaya immigrants will be brought across from N'egapatam to Penang for U- 8. a head. The usual charge is about Rs. 15. The Government secured this on guaranteeing
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    COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE.
    81 2 In the Fire Department of the Commercial Union Assurance Co. the net premiums for 1889 were £1,149,694. being an increase of £56,872 compared with 1*99, the looses paid and outstandings being 59 per cent for the Premium Income. The dividend per share is ;ii'{ per cent for
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    CONTEMPT OF COURT.
    267 2 A SURPRISE FOR WOONA SLA YUAN A case which involved Woona SlayI man, a well known Malay of Singapore, occupied the attention of the Chief I Justice in the Supreme Court yesterI day. The plaintiff was Suppiah Cassim I Bee, niece of Woona Blayman, and the I
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  • REUTER'S TELEGRAMS BRANDFORT.
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      SURPRISED AND CAPTURED.
      46 2 SURPRISED AND CAPTURED. BOERS RETREAT TO THE NORTH. Lo»dm, 5M May. The British have captured Brandfort by surprising the Boers. The Boers retreated to the north-east General Delarey commanded the Boers. [Brandfort is a town M miles north of Bloerofonteio on the main line of railway.;
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      Later. TREKKING NORTHWARD.
      29 2 Later. TREKKING NORTHWARD. BRABANT &RUNDLE AT THABANCHU. The Boers.have evacuated Th.xbanchu Hill. They are trekking north. It is expected that General Brnbant wi'.l join General Rundle at Thabanchu immediately.
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      THE 1000 GUINEAS.
      29 2 The Thousand Guinea Stakes, run at Newmarket, resulted as follows Mr. L. Brassey's Winifreda 1 Lord Ellesmere's Inquisitive 2 Sir R. W. Griffith's Vain Duchess a
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    GATACRE'S SUCCESSOR.
    106 2 General. Gatacre'a relinquishment of the command of the Third Diviaion was at the order of Lord Koberta. The special correspondent of the Txmei at Bloemfontein says it is announced in General Orders that Major-General Sir H Cnermside baa been appointed to the command of the Third Divihion, vice
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    NEWS BY WIRE.
    594 2 Simla, 23rd April. I Final orders have been issued by the I military authorities in regard to the I officers whose conduct was largely I responsible for the failure of justice I in tbe recert Rangoon outrage case. I Adequate punishment has been meted I out to
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      458 2 NOTICES. Pilot Brand Cement, $4 85 per cask of 4()0 lbs. ex-gcxlow n. Sole Importer/, THE BORNEO CO., LTD. II I/" RIS BRER. A firnt juality 1 ileeI\ Mr, at a moderate priie Guaranteed equal to anything in the market 13.40 per taw of t iloi nints, of all dealersBORNEO
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      1024 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. \MKIi marine engineers, having »> -'nd clws llu'rd certificates. Apply It No. 74 c/o Atrui/. 7VmM. v.c. VI'CTIOX SAI.K* OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD PBOnUtTT. To be held at i'owell Co.'s saleroom, on Wednesday, tho X.th Ma>, 1900, at 2.80 p.m. No. HIM. STREKT. now occupitxl as the Chinese Oonsulsto.
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      243 2 UTEST ADVERTISEMENTS. 1. OTOMUNE FCT JAPANESE GENERAL I STORE. o3 O »-j OB G. OTQMUNE CO. ROBINSONTca Are Unpacking NEW GOODS IN All Departments. ROBINSON k CO. AUCTION' BALE OF 91 HOUSES. I r W\> be held al Powell and Co.« ssle-roo.-i I J. v followi On Wtimmiam, 16//. May,
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      323 2 The Final Performance of "IN TOWN" A MISNAI. OUUDI B TWO ACTS BY ADRIAN' ROSS AND JAMES LEADER MUSK; BY F. OSMOND CARE, WILL Xt UIVES WITH rVU. OKCUUTU ASH CHOKIS IX THI TOWN HALL I u-ni.lil. -alurilii Commencing al 9 p m Booking at K.ELLY WALSH, LIMITED. I Kijmhij
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      18 2 Ok the 4th intt., at 110-1 Sirangoon I Road, the wife of H. U. Fiuiad, of a too.
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    WE CLOSE OUR WAR RELIEF FUND.
    121 3 WE CLOSE OUR WAR RELIEF FUND. THE I.ABTLI3T: |76,431.«8. Amount previously acknowledged 176.598 V'T R. J/yrom— Mr. (iurup.thams 10 cent*' collections 10 .1 Crump 1 A Friend 6 Do. .1 Int»re»t from the Chartered Bunk 8.86 Intercut from the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank KM Miscellaneous items of Account 1.98 I
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    STRAITS AND MALAYAN SOUTH AFRICAN WAR RELIEF FIND.
    461 3 STRAITS AND MALAYAN SOUTH AFRICAN WAR RELIEF FIND. MXTEESTH LIST. Amount previously acknowledged $140,11 inns from all ranks of Dm .-traits Police. European, m.l Malays, and from ...|>or.'i lei Kal Staff per Lieut.-CoL E. G. PennefatEer 808 Chetty community per Ho Yiang 11. E. T. K. R. A. R. Mo>
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    INDIAN FAMINE RELIEF FUND.
    104 3 NINTH LliT. ttTjr^rir^x** •"•To P. r I Holland Htubb.-H. Coole 10 rVrVelloo r.llay-Munl Taml,ie« 10 rVr \V. K Waddell. MerchanlV Lirt-Sandiland. Buttery t Co ISO 11 Omi H.ltyifeo. lS }-.r hon. E. V. Merewether-The SUfI of the Prinon oo P.r Hon. E M. Merewether-R,- yvmr.Coun A
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    VESSELS ADVERTISED TO SAIL.
    25 3 hurop* via porti. /Viiu Henriek, on 7ih Frn.ng andVaUutta, .Snuany, due Mb ijaaakMC. Ijghlium,, dv« loth M i. on linn Hay
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    ON THE VERANDAH.
    2442 3 Thkri is nn abnormal amount oi illness in Singapore at the present. Tin Mmilt Times stuff, I gather, is depleted like many other staffs, which is all ver) rough on those left behind in the offices But I suppose this must be expected just about now Besides
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    WAR NEWS BY WIRE.
    830 3 London, 24th April. R>cm wires from Leeuw Kop on the 23rd that General Pole-Carew's division yesterday advanced in two portions, starting simultaneously east and south of Bloemfontein, with the object of driving the Boers from their line of defence south of tlie Waterworks Dickson's Cavalry Brigade
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    ARMED GANG ROBBERY.
    110 3 About 9.30 this morning a Chinese woman named Tan Chan Kirn living at 74, Tiong tfahru, reported that at 2 o'clock this morning she was awakened by hearing a noise. The door of her room was burst open just then and six Chinamen with torches in their
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    THE CHINA SQUADRON.
    168 3 THE PBKSINT MUIFB. Writino to a London daily paper, Cassandra says I would point out that the Victorioui is in every way better protected than the Goliath, having a longer, thicker, and broader belt of Harveyed steel armour, together with a slightly more powerful armament, while as
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    S. C. C. BOWLING.
    122 3 tPLAY ON MONDAY. Doubles Kinsey and Clarke +3 re and Klinterberg+7. Singles: Beaiiclerk+3 v. Stubbs Singles: Macdonald+6 v. Mm Tuesday. Doublet: Raeburn and Dim +3 v. William and Marahall+B "C Singles Butterworth +8 v. Graham+6. "A" Singles: Flower 6 v. Morrison WMDKBSDAY. "C "Doubles: Ingram and
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      67 3 BAUNALL HiLLES W, RoHnton R»ad. HAVE ON HAND:— Electric Fans, Ceiling and Table, 40, 60 60 (0, 100, 110, and IXI Volts. Designed to operate from Incandescent Circuits. An) Volume to order. Direct or Alternating Current Fans. For Tible Use, 104 Volts. Inspection invited from all people who have TlTn.mn.in.UU~4
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      796 3 NOTICE. QYEB Abdalktdir bin Abdulrahman n Altagoff has been admitted a partner in our firm from the Ist day of January, MOO. *6y» ALSAGOFF A Co. KKLLY WALSH, LIMITED. F\I'KINQ my absence from Singapore U Mr. W. J. Haysoa is authorised to I net at Manager of this branch of
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      1078 3 NOTICES. I gLNOAPORE SPORTING CLUB. I Programme for Spring Race Meeting, 1900. MAT 22nd, 24th, and 2MA. FIRST DAY. Tuetday, 22nd May. Fur Race. I THE MAIDEN PLATE—VaIue $SOO. I A Race for Maiden Hones— Weight as per scale (10sl.). An allowance o? 21 Ib. to exGnfflrs, imported into the
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      697 3 SHIPPING. TOR HONGKONG. I lvl h '""y n ">»*• 'or Hongkong. I For freight or passage, ap^| y t* BARKIEB A MOBES, Agenta. FOR PAHANO, TRINGGANU AND KELANTAN. THI WKLL-KHOWN BRITISH STEAMIR AMHSXS T I YyiLL.mil regularly from henceforth »T once in every ten d»v« for th« •bow portt (and
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      514 3 ARRANuKMKNTK Saturday, 6th May. High Water. 3.3 p.m. 8 C. C. Cricket. 8. R. C. Cricket. I. 0. G. T. Temperance Club. 7.80. "In Town." Town Hall. 9. Si-miav, 6th May. High Water. 2.22 a.m. 4.7 p.m. Moon. First Quarter. 8.34 p.m. 3rd Sunday after Easter. Swimming Club. Launch. 11.30
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      COMMERCIAL.
      564 4 PMimafou, 6th Mat, 1800. PRODUCE. (Rates an corrected to num.) Gambiar 7.85. Copra Bali 0.80. do Pontianak, „«:*> Popper, 81ack,. buyers 30.50. do White, (SX) 4660 Sago Floor Sarawak, S.ao do Brunei No. 1 2.30 Pearl Sago 4.40. CoSee, Bail, 16% bails 21.00 Coffee Palembang ,lB% basis.. 22.00 Coffee,
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      MAILS TO ARRIVE.
      121 4 Fbom Eukopi By th» German t. s. Sacktn, doe on tbe 9th M»y with <Ut«* to the lath April. She bring, replies to the mul which left Singapore on the 23rd Keo I Chlma By tho A«>u I Hfinrxch, due on Monday. Left Singapore Due in London
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      PASSENGER LIST.
      221 4 ARRIVALS. Per •>. Kuial from Hnm )1,...,. H U Baxter, Dumas, Bimpuon, Waterstraat and H. H. the Sulf.i. of Bulu and wife I'er s. t. Hyr Uo-'g from Teluk Anson Tin ports— Mr. and .Mrs. Hoskin, Mr and Mrs. Loveri'ge, Mess™. Wm. Smith, P. E Bibby, H. Bibby,
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      MAILS CLOSE.
      101 4 ror Ptr $tr. Tim,. To-Day. Saigon Tibrr s pm I Klsng via ports Sappho, 4 p.m I Muntok A Kbing ««Ay, 4p m° Bangkok Bangkok, 4 p.m.' Malacca 4 Linggi llelrnr. 1 p. ra Europe via porn Hrinrirk, S p.m Hongkong A Amoy Charttrhout, Spm Klang via ports
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      215 4 Under thisheading the followingabbrerianoru are uaed sir steamer th. ship bq.— barque sob— schooner; Yet.— Yacht Cru.— Cruiser Obt. Gunboat TorTorpedo H.p.— Horse-power Brit.— British U. H.— United States; Fr.— Krenc' Qer.— Oerman Dm.— Dutch; Joli.— Dbo c 4c., G. c.,— General ..-argo d.p.— deck pauengers U.—Uncertain;
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      TRADING VESSELS &c.
      832 4 \KKIViI« SIXCI Noon OF Vl>t Filiiv. Bin fftn Guan, Brit. str. 199 tons, Capt •Volt. Sth May. From T. Anton, tad Miv O.c and aiw'tl.p. Wee Bin and Co. For Teluk Anson, 7th— Rds. HaUnaral, P. i. O. str. 2,800 tons, Captain I Feild, Sth May. Fro-n
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      499 4 Nemt, port, probaHU date of arnr.n. mat name ol ajeiMf. BTSAMIR3. Adriatico, Kuchinotiu, May 13 M. B. K. Alcinous, H'kong, May 21 Mansfield. Aml.ria. Hamburg, May II H Meyer. Andalusia, Hkong, to leave May 30 B. H. Anteour, Lp 01, May 15 M'field. Babelßberg, H'burg, p'».l Canal Apt
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      ARRIVALS.
      242 4 t-iatuV .Nim Xoiif. Cattaim F*ox Siim,. Couiovu*. a Km. ■t Pcti.-.na Brit str. 1181 Hattoo Cotie Apl 278ymeandCo 3 A.iour MM Btr. 2*M Merlin Saigon May I M. Maritime* 4 Kudat Oar Btr., Reese Labuan Apl 30 Behn Meyer 4 Co. 4 Quart i Mr. 114« Johao«cn Hongkong Apl
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      286 4 NOTICES. UNU for LEU PEIBIIS' tV f I/t WORCESTEBStiIRE SAUCE. w An^ Ji v Ba Special Warrant^^a BJ^ TI|B Q |MB *-f Pup>3|ops to 1 Empress of loCla. CELEBRATED OILMAN'S STORE& UNTOUCHED BT HAND. For INFANTS and INVALIDS. When prepared Is similar to Breast Milk. ■ELLIX'I FOOD WORKS, PECK HAM,
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      208 4 MACNIVKX AM) CAMERON'S PENS They came ns a Imm ami aUettinqtomm' 7V Pichrick,tht OW and the Warerlry Pm RECOMMENDED BY 3,007 KIWSPAPEBf Sold at all Stationers. WAVKI.LKY WORKS, EDINBtROR, Penmalcen to Her Majesty'! J Government Offices, to. 30,6 JOHN LITTLE CO., LIMITED. SINGAPORE. Champagnes Pommery ,t Greno's Extra Sec Geisler
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      604 4 NOTICES. i Burning Scaly Instantly Relieved by One Application of |nt Clan Bathe the affected part* tlioroosl.ly with Hot With and Cray Id! UIBU <*^^*MormiH>»etherni»Ußnd»MlM,andso»t«nthetoflanied C\J X «a<*ed, bleeding, or thickened cuticle. 9(1 \IDn Nclt 'W >J Ctmcuu Ointment, the (rest akin core and purest £11 WIDU ol emollient*, to
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      80 4 NOTICES. ONE Medical Man in every SIX Throughout England has placed on Record hisopinion that COLEMAN'S WINCARNIS U UNRIVALLED for Recuperating the System A!«D FOB Regaining Lost Health. COLKMAN'S WINCARNIB ia an elegant combination of Port Wine, Fine Extract of Malt, and Liebig's Extract of Meat. It is the Original
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