The Straits Times, 23 May 1900

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    12 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 23. 1900. No. 20,146.
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      773 1 rpHE BORNEO COMPANY, LIMITED Til guadard Ufa Aawranas Normeb OaM IHra ln.nnr.oa Society. Am A-araaos Caaataay IT» Bqai»Me Uf Aa-amnos goaiaty. Th. Ooasa Maria, lawlraaos Oompanj. n» i-hima M«ta*l Btaa» Navigation «o-pa»7. Fto Mantim. laaaiia nmpanv. Limitad. We p»rtioak« d thasa Cosspsniaa. aasj ths W l of THB B&KNKO 00MPANT.
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      853 1 STEAMSBIP COMPANIES. T^ONINKUJKE PAKETVAART MAATBCHAP PIJ Under rontract with tbe Netherlands India Government. Agenlt at Sinonpore: Ship Aoexrt, latb J. Dabbdels A Co.. i-3, Colltbb Qua*. The undermentioned date« are only approximate Steamer From KEpectea V> ill be Ifeapou-nea for On Bnmtrrr. Dell May tt. Paneh. Bila. Aaaahan. Deli and
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      441 1 AUSTRIAN LLOYD'S STEAM A NAVIGATION COMPANY. Uhdeb Mail ('oMTKArr with the ArSTBIAH GOVBBHHBHT. Tbe following are tbe dates on which the Company's steamers may be expected to •ail from here:— Octwabd. Homeward 1900 1900 TrietU June 8 I laVaii May piaaM Juue IT All the steamors to" Trieste call at
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      640 1 INSURMCEa r PHE LONDON AND LANCASHIRE 1 FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital £a,127,m> Pa's! ap Capital X18,7A0 Reserve Fund 07S.MS The undersigned, Agents for the Cornany, are prepared to accept fire risks at urrent rates of premium. ROUSTEAD A Co. TUE CHINA TRADERS INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. Capita) Subscribed $t,nu>.<XX>. Amount Paid
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      347 1 INSURANCES. Two Great Necessities. VIZ. 1. FAMILY PROVISION. 2. PROVISION FOR OLD AGE. Easily and Economically met by a Policy in THE BRITISH EMPIRE MUTUAL I.IFK iiKFIC'E, Establish id 1847. Chairman The Right Hon'ble Sir John Goret, M. P. Funds— Rs. 420,00,000 Clnims Paid— Ra. 4M>,'»i.'k»i LAKE MILSE.N UIEIU CMIITMS
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      710 1 BANKS. TTONGKONO AND SHANGHAI 11 BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-UP CAPITAL »10,000,000. RESERVE FUND »1 1,600,000 RESERVE LIABILITY OPI ilooooO Oo PROPRIETORa -•10,000.000. Cocbt or Directors:— V. A. Siiaa. Kaq.-C«Aja«AH B. -hswak, Esq— DarnTT CKAlnluH. R M. Geat Kaq. J D. M Musaa. Baa. K. Ooan, Kaq. I A. J Rathokd. Bu.
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      653 1 NOTICK. TO CONTRACTORS. rfENDKRS will be received, up till noon X on 3 1st May, 1900, for the construction of two larg< storage Godowns, and one addition to (iodown No. 15, Section 3, Tanjong Pagar Ducks. Sealed tenders should be addressed to the undersigned and may be for one or
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      981 1 AN ANCIENT BELIEF. The ancients believed that rheumatism was the work of a demon within a man. Any o-« who has had an att ;k of sciatic or tnflammat ry rheumatism will agree that the infliction is demoniac enough to warrant tbe belief. It has sever beea claimed that Chamberlain's
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE. DEATH.
    21 2 Os 21»t in.t., of influents, Tobotiit M B Eli* on' 7 di.u^hUr of Air. Samuel iiillillmu. By cable.
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    WEDNESDAY, 23rd MAY, 1900. HIS HONOURS WISDOM.
    769 2 WEDNESDAY, 23rd MAY, 1900. HIS HONOURS WISDOM. On the forenoon uf Saturday last, I when the news of the relief of M jfeking became known >n Singapore, Harry Abrams, an ex-coachman uf a previous Governor, at, J a now prosperous liveryMat.le keep»r, horse-dealer, and trainer, loaded a four-horse coach with
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    SIR EWEN CAMERON.
    311 2 Mr. Ewen C'AMkMiN, who has been made a K. C. M. U is joint manager in London of the Hongkong and shanghai Bank, having previously been manager for 16 years in Shanghai. >Ie waa an Inverness lad of the old Caledonian Ji.uik whose head office was in
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    43 2 Many friends of Mr. S. GilnTUn (formerly one of our chief M. L. C.s and still at the head of his Strait! and London firms), will deeply regret to hear •f the death, from inQuenia, of his daughter Dorothy, an MB of Edinburgh.
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    71 2 People are talking of getting up a company to buy Tyersall Palace for a new Tanglin Club. The people ol Singapore are getting too big for their boots. We will next hear of a London syndicate asking the Queen at What price she will sell St. James Palace for a
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    155 2 la a ILitnvia newtpaper, we find it ad vertiaad tbttt Veterinarj Knrgeon Paul •Kiea Vo* Wuiekind, MR.CV.SB. is enyacod to Miss Elisabeth Johanna ;.Siinoa«, nt&yrabaja. We are sending a copy of this paper lo Miss Simons of Soeiafcaia, aud we beg her to ute her nieat and no doubt effectual
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    10 2 To- dai 's 4 m/s bank rate is I/I Iff
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    12 2 T N the Second Griffin Race yesterday, J. Bull won riding linger
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    14 2 I'kodi ck, exchange, and share prices and tlie mail list, aie on page 4.
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    15 2 A steamer passed through the port froiu west to east at 2 30 p.m. yesterday.
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    15 2 To-morrow, being the Queen's Birth da), meie will be no issue of the -Strain i'unee.
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    15 2 To-day and on Friday the Singapore Kill.-. u'riU at the Artillery Hall at ■Mi p.m.
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    16 2 Mc-sks. Sarkies Bros, advertise a special race dinner at the Raffles Hotel M the Ztflll Hist.
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    17 2 At the Tanglin Club dance, last night, the toast of the Queen wan drunk witli great i'll'.in.ki.iMn
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    18 2 Micssrs. Powell .t Co. advertise a furniture sale al No. 17, Syed Alky Kuad, on Hie 2nd prox.
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    13 2 Tai Government invites tenders fur addiliuus aud alterations to the supreme Couil buildiug.
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    19 2 Ai'ction sales of pledges are advertised to be held at the Cuiet Police UUice, commencing from the Ist prox.
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    20 2 Ys>TKKDAY afternoon, on the Race Lawn, lue sultan of Juhore's Niuepius mm, soia lur *i,uw. Lucky was sold for MOu.
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    21 2 The German mail steamer Oldenburg Iroin Kuiope, leu fenang at 7 a vi. to-uay, aud is Uue here at noun lu-murrow.
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    25 2 Ex v Woh, the river thief, who was ur-sieu by luspeclor brauuagttli near lue boat l.nn., ii.,s been sent to durauca vile for tour uiouihs.
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    26 2 YtsTiKDAV, Ismail, a Kling, got 3 luuuilia lor ciiealing by MaHßg oue of me as«Miauis ol Little Co. to ueliver to him properly valued at SU6.
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    27 2 On account of the races this week, the Usual uiouilily medal com petition of lUe Sepoy Lives Goll Club will be posipuntm till Saturday, Hit tat June.
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    28 2 To-morrow, the Queen's Birthday, th« j'ost Dili, -e and the branch post oilices close at, noon. The smmj „ruer, parcel post, aud Savings Bank branches will be closed.
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    33 2 For storing crackers without a license, Lets Kab has been called upon to pay »50, and two men, lor being in possession of .iduiu-r jied milk, have iiaU to pay *25 aud »T0
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    37 2 It is announced by telegram that the US. steamer Winchester has foundered in the Fail lie, while on her way lo Japan, with 8,500 bains of cotton on board The value of the cargo is BUU.UOO ytn.
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    39 2 Rodah Singh, a carter, stands charged witli breach uf trust as a carrier in respect of ten bags of tith valued at *.'jo, the property of Kirn Cheng Van. The case is rumilled to the bench of two magistrates.
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    39 2 Among the arrivals by mail was Mrs. Caulleild, to join hei hu-l.and who is ActingColoiiial Engineer. Mrs. Caulfeild, being burdened witli a house in London and one in IVr.ik, will probably stay with her husband at the Raffles Hotel.
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    39 2 A Uekman sailor lias been sent to prison fur a mon'b fur assaulting a tiurupean woman. Hu was also fined %2£, the mouey, if realized, to be paid to tlie woman as compensation, in default, an additional month's imprisonment.
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    43 2 At the Assixes yesterday morning Sim Ah Kow, lioh Slew Peng, Tun gin, and Koh Choon Ten were charged with being in possession of counterfeit coin. This case occupied the attention of the court the whole of yesterday morning, and is proceeding to-day.
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    37 2 A Boyanbse syce was arrested at the Race Course yesterday, by Inspector Brennan for breach of the traffic regulation-!. He win. to have persisted in selecting his own path and lauiilii-J at the police. This morning Mwwte«t«^inchlnw4HM<%«.
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    TIPS FOR TO-MORROW.
    34 2 (Frovidrt they Run) Ist Griffin H ui.lii-au— Flipper. Read Slake*— The Crown, •sd Onthn Handicap— Pulo Way. Club Cvp Toxteth. Tanglin-Cup Gaylass. R misters' Race Capsicum. Pavilion Stakes- Locky. CHAIN SNAFFLE
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    OUR TIPS.
    28 2 Or the horses tipped by "Chain SnafH»" yesterday, three got home first, and over the fouiUi (Ninepins) there is still the result of a protest pending.
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    LOYALTY AND RICHES.
    48 2 It is said that the Indian population ol fenang are praying lor 1..c success of the British anus in the South African war, and that they intend, so soon as ihe Transvaal is conquered, to hasten here aud have a shy at gold and diamonds.
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    DUTIES IN CHINA.
    57 2 Vl is reported at Shanghai that the question of increasing the import duty oil foreign goods iv Cuinu has been decided A duly of U per cent will be levied fttoe of any internal luxation or likin. It is said that in this way eight or mcc
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    WANTED TO BE KILLED.
    90 2 Aboi-t IQ. 30 last night a Cbinamnn weiil to Beach Knad Police Station with a ptrung in one hand and a knife in the oi n.-i and asked the constable •II duty to cut his (the Chinaman's) throat. He told the policeman that ne had attempted
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    HER MAJESTY'S BIRTHDAY.
    174 2 Tom >rr»w, amidst the rejoicings and '■nngraiulations of a world-wide Empire, Her Majesty the Queen celebrates her »l-t birthday. The event will be celebrated in various ways in .Singapore, though the usual paraile of the garrison on the Esplan.de will not be held Instead, however, each corps
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    WANTED, DISCRETION
    201 2 To TH* EDITOR OF THI "STRAITS TIMM." >ik, It is interesting, tliuugb out xaii.-l.iclury, to noU- lli« difference in derisions ol magistrates in di-aling wiili petty offences. Ido uot hold k bnei fur liul 1 am ol opinion, and especially .it tiiis iniiinciit when Kunw < ins are
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    HARMSTON'S CIRCUS.
    390 2 BETTER THAN KVER. Hasustum'B Grand Circus, the old fav.Miriirs, gave their opening perI .rin.iiifß with great success last night to a packed houw. The two large double lenls are pitched on the reclaimed ground facing the sea at Beach li..ad, which is far better site than the swamp
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    SIR GRAEME ELPHINSTUNE.
    97 2 SIR GRAEME ELPHINSTUNE. DIED AT TAI "IRQ. (Special Telegram to lh» "Mraii, Tim-.") Penang, Wedwday i Sir Graeme Elphinstone, the wan- 1 known planter, died last night at Taiping. [Sir Graeme Hepburn Elphinstone Bart. the fourth bsronst, the title '£?S created lta Irt*), and h«f reached h,. Ink ye.r. He
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    THE COMMONWEALTH BILL.
    18 2 THE COMMONWEALTH BILL. The Australian Commonwealth Bill has been read a second time in the House of Commons
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    COLONIALS AMBUSHED.
    86 2 COLONIALS AMBUSHED. BETHUNE'S HORSE CAUGHT IN NATAL London, May 23rd. General Buller telegraphs from Newcastle, under date the 22nd instant, that Colonel Bmhune reports that a squadron of his mounted infantry, were ambushed yesterday (Monday), while marching to Newcastle. Very few of the men escaped, the casualties numbering about 66.
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    CHINESE TARIFF.
    26 2 Mr. BrouVick has announced in the Hoase of Commons that the negotiations concerning the revision of the Chinese tariff will be conducted' at I'e.;rng.
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    BIRTHDAY HONOURS,
    50 2 The Queen's Birthday honours include the following:— Sir Claude Macdonald, British Minister at Peking, to be a G.C.M.G. Mr. Cameron, of the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, to be K.C.M.G. Mr. Fulford, Consul at Newchwang, and Mr. C. W. Kinder, engineer in chief of the Imperial Chinese railways, tobeC.MG.s
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    TO MORROWS HANDICAPS.
    121 2 THE FIRST GKIFFIN HANDICAP. Palo Way t».O Toe Nuu 10.4 THE "READ STAKES. Uaulme 9.12 The Ciown i.V.i I'hll V.U Duiun (.9 The Count 9 9 i hupttick 9 9 Argonaut 9.') Vagrsut M BKCOND GRIFFIN HANDICAP. Tobiu V 7 Lady Coodl« 9.7 Flii per 108 Kum
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    SIAMESE MALAYA.
    66 2 INDEVILOFBD TIMBER WIALR. Thi BitngkokjTmui, in dwelling upon the restricted of teak timber in Siam, points o*t lliat there are immense qiuntilins ofAiard woods in th« forest* of the aiimtte Malay peninsula. But there are oonsidernble difficulties in the way rf obuining leases to work these foretft*. Another
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      470 2 NOTICES. NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY LI). GLASGOW. MunlKiurtn of Dynamite, Qel ignite. Gelatine Dynamite, Biasing Gelatine, Detonators, iU. CI*!W Of Safety Fuses. Electric Blasting Apparatus. Tin aim* Ezplotiru, imng all maunfldwnd in Onal Britain, art made to fast (ht kigk $ta»dnrd of rafity ami jmn«y tmt, mpotml by tht Brituh Goivnimltil,
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      948 2 QTBO AhdullaJir bin A.xlulrnhinan I AI-agoft'hu'b.-Mi iviiiii't—l ap.lrlne"n I our firm from the lit d»y of J inuary, I:VO I kUuisun iv I „> Trur'snit lb.il Mil— I of (.hop I ong Ann fuaft Ixit I >m nol m- I ponsible for Bnv <lebl» iv urn-d by th« said I
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      774 2 R. STKKNBKRUS BRKAI) BAKKRY. If: Si, Quim Street. 11 T HF.KKAB >bit concern it about to M chum handa, nil cUima due by Mrs. R tHiih»Bi aboold learnt to \V. i: Nil letl r>q .Solicitor, Knffl flaw, i i-f.iiv the «rt» iii.i., otberwiae i bay will U't lw recognised, s
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      729 2 fESr ADVEKTISEMKNTS. alttHT! TO-NIGHT!! ■loyal Menagerie I'erfonnin? Will Animals. AGAIN SUCCKS.-FUL. The Largest Circus and Meaajorie in tao Salt. lAwru ope at 8p m Vumtntnce at 9 p m., sharp. N.B.— Positively \o Half Price to Evouiiig Shows. LOCATION: KE' I AIMED LAM), llrarh Road, up, u.llr Virluria Hotel KEXT
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    SINGAPORE HACKS.
    2102 3 THE STRING OHM THE rIKSI DAY. Tbi Spring MM meeting of the 1 hi; Club din oed :it tl.e .-,1,1.1.1, in most *ucTuere are three essentials to the success of these lucal r in.-, t.ut- line w.-aih. i. a good ol member* and tli.-ir male and fern ile
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    79 3 Birr* eopi't of t" dny't p"P" {containing the report of the firtt day't racing and Dr't, ;t lhe Mate* Cm hr h-ul at the Ujire. Thr price <« 15 c 7if« jv»r /r. I Thxt eek't Strmh Budget (/o br pu><lithe<l on Sat«rd.iy fur-no-;,) trill emttiia the iccou'tufiiro d'iyt r.icßj.
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    DRESS AT THE RACES.
    1239 3 Mks. Conway Belßeld (who with MrCaulluild imniii 1 1 1 1 a« Hi. k;uesi» of tin (lay) wore a handsome wstuiueot black net overeinerald satin trimmed with Muck lace. and a black straw bat with hydrangeas. Mrs. tit. Ufeorgc Caullnild was e.zcjxi silely dressed In rrmin
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    69 3 Extra copies of todotft pnper[containing lite reprt of the firtt day'iradng and ofUieuat Hit Racrt" )cm be hml at lhe Office. Thepricci* 15 cent. po.t free. Thi. irerk'i fttrnitt lindget (to be pMuh'd <.h S,itnrd-y Ivrenoon) trill contain Hit ncciiunlfj I trod" racing, ando' Drew the Hacrr.' awl of Urru
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    THE "STRAITS BUDGET."
    61 3 The SJrai'fjt Rudgel will be published •in Saturday furnnoon, and a mail -'ii i ■lwneiii will be i-"icd about 3pm on the same day. The Il»dpet will i untain acciiunis of two days racing. ..ftlie Birthrtay Ball, of Press at. the Kief, and of Dr^ss at the
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    MEMORIAL FOR INCREASE
    66 3 A memorial to the Acting Governor fmin the subordinate sUff of the < h>\ eminent service, praying for a -iniilar 10 per cent, "llowance to their •Hlari»s as was grant»d in 1807, i'•eing circulated at 11. me f"r»igii.-itur«* The niemorialirts rekt their case on Ibe end anc>nl
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    WIDOWS AND CHILDREN
    314 3 We have rectived the following letter Ban<iaka». B. X Pomeo, I lib Hay. I*o. To tike Manngr, Straill Tim t, Si'gof n. DenrSir.— Hsvmg been inform.d th»l i uui i- s htf heen mvle in the straitrmtmtm thewirlow and children of lh> Ime W Hi .m \V«lt.
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    ARRANGMENTS.
    208 3 A RRANGMENTS. Wedhesda ttm Mat. Hith Haw 051|> m S. V. R. Drill. Drill Hall. 5 16. C C Hotkey. 5 p.m. S. C. C. Bowling. Circus. Beach K i I 9. Thi'wuay, 24tb May. High Water 6.3 a.m. 8.53 p.m. 'V n i- Birthday. Public Holiday. A-. 1 -i
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    KPWORTH LEAGUE.
    41 3 Tbkrb will be a .Song Service entitled "The Voyage of Life on Friday 25th inst. in the Methodict Church, Coleinan St. at 8 p.m. A collection will be. taken after service to defiay expenses of repairs to the Church.
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    H. C. POLLOCK
    46 3 H. C. Pollock was brought up on remand, yesterday, for (i) assaulting Mohamed Mydin, and (ii) to show cause why bis bond of 1100 to keep the peace should not be estreated. As his witnesses were not present, the case was further postponed.
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    FORCED LABOUR IN SIAM.
    49 3 The Siamese Government have taken steps to do away with forced labour— a long standing evil in Siam. A beginning has been made in the North West provinces of the Kingdom by passing a decree laying on a poll tax in commutation of forced labour.
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    WEI-HAI-WEI.
    91 3 A KfMllt'H OF MISCOMPRIHKKaiOX. I It is rumoured at Shanghai that Wei-bai-wei is to he created a Crown Oolnny, and that Sir F. A Swettenhatn, K.C.M.G., is to be Governor. The disturbances at Wei-hai-wei are said to have broken out when the boundary commii<sion began the work of marking
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    S. C. C. BOWLING.
    47 3 TO-DaYS PLaY. B. Singles Pritihard S. v. Clarke 3. C Sinvles Morrison 4v. Marshall 7. A l)"nlile« Raeburn and Diss 3 Begg and .-Stubbs. FRIDAY. Championship: Diks v. Earle. Championship Holloway v. Mackenzie Doubles Jenkins and Follett scr., v. Kinsey and Clarke 3.
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    THE DUTCH ERROR.
    250 3 The rumoured fall of Mafeking droused [nut uuna'.urally] intense juy ti Bulavm. The AttuuiiUwl gave ulter- me to this teeltng in strong anlibuglißli articles, dwelling upon the alleged Kuer success and congratulating inu Boers, 'lhe rejoicing found vent also in song iv its columns, asking tor the
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    CLEARANCES.
    151 3 D.M. Vuul'i Null IPusAßioj Caitau DwnniTioa Dwi»noi an a -9 33 33 v.i at 83 38 23 a 23 23 SB S3 28 Palitaoa I'icciola Singkep (Jolombo MaUcco] Banka Klao Ann Neerm Nam Yong An bent Pins Hney Singapore Rosa Alcinous flivr Camorta Uaballa M r^naUn Van Dierocn Brou
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      228 3 UOIXG INSAXE. A. L. Rimer of Stonerirtge.N. V. say»:I was for a lonn < ime trouMed ith sleeples>ness and with intense neuralgic pains in tbe tie vi which made me feel an thouuh 1 wns going insane. The physicians coulil do nothing for me. 1 heard of some extraordinary cures
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      877 3 NOTICES. THE CAFK, BATTERY ROAD. \|BS. MACDONALf) respectfully soliiTl civ the patronage of ladies and gentlemen. Tea, coffee, cocoa. Ice-cream, lemonade, 4c. Cakes. HweeU, Cigars. Hot Soup daiiT at II a.m. Agent for rf. Agauii, portrait and landscape photographer. Views on haml. ss/s POLICE ORDERS Ball at OnviiumsxT Hot «i
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      87 3 WEATHKK REPORT. Ktmdant Ktrotm hwyitat, iird May IMX). Ma.m spjn.9p.rn. lluui. Bar. ..2H»rOiß."o3j».mo Tamp. TOO W.O 810 W. fflbTher 77.0 7»0 78^ Wr.ofWindsE W. Calm 0-5 Max. Temp J Hln 7&» Mar. in Bun 14«. Os <• Terr.rad 74.1 S Rainfall Mil. I )f' The time ball at Fort Tanning
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    COMMERCIAL
    587 4 MmaAPoBK, 23rd .M»v, 190*. CKODUCK. (Rate* an mrrmt*i to ntcm Oambler buyer* 7.00. Copra B»li ii.aii do Pontianak, «30 Pepper, Black SH.S6. do White,(«x) 4660 Hago Floor S»r»w»k 3.40 do Brunei No. 1 2.90 Pearl Hago 4 3V Coffee, Bali, 16% basis ai ,oi Coffee Palembang, 18% bmn fcj.00
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    136 4 Phom Bdhopi By th<- German a. UlJtnburg, diif oo the 24th M»y with dates lo the lat May. She brinin replies to i li" moil which left Singapore on the oth April. Kk.im Chiki Rt the M M s. Orranim, due on Sunday. Time Taki.k Or Miils
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    273 4 ARRIVAL!. Per 8.8. Rota from Penang-Sister St. Hubert. Per 8. s. Aon H'ViH //in from Klane tin poru— Mr. McKay 111 ARRIVE. {For Singapore.) Per M. M 8. s. Loot from Manwi'les Mny 6— Mr. H. SulLer, an.i Mr He VaJ I'.-r H. D. 1. f>. OUUnbura dui>
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