The Straits Times, 18 June 1900

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    13 1 The Straits Times. EnTABLISIIED: 1831. SINGAPORE MONDAY. JUNE 18. 1900. No. 90,16 ft
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      641 1 fpHi: KoKNFII COMPANY. UUTB Norwich Uaka Fifi- lominnos Society. at'at AS-AIMO. Ccaatam Th.O.«u> Sim. liiii ti >-«-aaaay. Flu. ("tuna Mnt.i»l St.«m N.viK,ti..n CorapanJ. ["h*. T >M*M>ham lJMfer IWr laittß. Tat Mantis* lasnnaoa i 'ompanj. Limited. Vo, particulars of thaa. Companies, saa tbe (all aaVuitiMMsnt of THE BOKNKO COMPANY, LIMITED. Airaots.
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      759 1 NTEAMSUH' OOMPAMES. T^ONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ Under contract with the Netherlands India Government. Agentt at Singapore: Snip Aoiarrv, lati J. Daikdils A Co., M, Colltib Qdat. The "ndermentioned datei are only approximate From Eipecled Will be Deapatchad for On Majaw. BHt June 18 Paneh. Bila, A«sahan. Deli and Edi. June 21.
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      597 1 ttOHPAOIIII DBS MKSSAUKKIF.I--j MARiriMKH«D£ FHANOE. #j TILIO2APHIC ADDKIS*: MuaAnißll, SmoAPuka. The mail steamers will leave Singapore OUTWARD. H"ME".AItU. IWIO. lt«0. Dates Datea. May 9 1 Oreanien mVtftl Vi/./n»v June o S.,l':>e Ju'.e o rfa»fca June h,dut Jline-JI .1...m .I'ilv 7 I Iv H B July H T()..Hn July •ng )l
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      635 1 INSURANCES. 'HHE LONDON AND LANCASHIRJ? 1 FIRE INBURANCE COMPANY. Capital £2,1!ff,(i00 Pad up Capital £!1!i.7K0 Reserve Fond £1,073,680 The undersigned. Agents for the Com any, are prepared to accept fire risks at current rates of premium. BOUSTEAD A Co. THE CHINA TRADERS INSURANCE COVPANT. LIMITED. Capital Subscribed SjUXM.OX. Amount r»i.l
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      959 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 OFFICE, Established 1847. Chairman The Right 1)01x1)16 Sir John Goret, M. P. Funds— Rs 420,00,000 Claims Paid— R«. 4- .0,n0,000 luge turns i inn.
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      718 1 BANKS. HONUKOMU AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-UP CAPITAL $10,000,000. RESERVE FUND $11,800,000. RESERVE LIABILITY OF\ .mimntn PROPRIETORS j.. $10,000,000. Cocbt or DiuoToac N. A. Sisas. Esq.— OnAiaaux R -hswan, Esq.-Darirrv Chaimma: K M. G«At ban. I D. M Mosas. Bag. E. Oosn, Ksq. |A. J RirsonD, bo. A HAurr, E^
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      309 1 NOTICES. A |"I A Kmmmdy tor aU lrr»*ul«eltl««. Sold by tlnftnpoM Dlspanslna* C«-. I ttln H.fTio. pi.c«. aingspora. MARTIN. Cbmlu. SOUTHAMPTON. BNOLAMk 37 HORSES. (X)RS AND PONIES, 37. LANDED to-day, ex BCCEPHALUS, a select shipment of horses, cobs, and ponies. All thoroughly broken and ready for immediate nse. Carriage pairs,
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      828 1 FOR SALE EMPLOYMENTS TO LET- ANDPERsONALS [In Tim, 16 centt a line Snd and 3rd times, 10 cents a line 4th to oth timet ft cants a Una 7th to IMb times cents a Una afterwards, 3 cents a line bat na charge lets than one dollar. Thus a Ifctt
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    CLEARANCES.
    132 2 Din. Vwu'i Nun Kuo*Ur. Cmiii UWTIIATIOX I June|l« JatoD Brit itr LmM HI Mr. Uillwnu ]i Ikik'ropkoii Hi. Lwn 1m Nt*ra me t;Oj»b 1M li.n Him (niaa Mr. tKoll 18 tlan \N hull Soou Mr Koww 18 Calvp-o sir. Imm \b Huhk Wnn «tr. Hu.!«ooJ )■> Bank* si i.
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
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      DEATH.
      18 2 Of 'lie 7th June. John l.iirnAßD UrooxsRi..<. mil son of 1. 11. Broo. (bank, aged i-i months.
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    The Straits Times.
    35 2 KITiBUSHID 18.11. PRICE IS CENTS. Mraaa t%mm Vci.i ymr, or, pott fret •t M. .Stmit* H,ulget Six ,4 ye.ir or, pw» free, t'M. Adiertt.n,,g lUtet may U louml n lite fuurlU piiae.
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    MONDAY, 18th JUNE, 1900. THE STRAITS CHINESE.
    568 2 MONDAY, 18th JUNE, 1900. THE STRAITS CHINESE. It i« pfOfNMld to f.rm in Singipiro. a ">irait-i CbbMM Bnli-ll A-i ic.ili m Hi. re hai for some tiino has* a ueni'r.d l'-ire iiiioni; h lar.'ean I r>'pre^>v,iative i.oiy of CMmm in u yijim m ahu ..re llriti-.li siilij.'Lid, {li.it su -h
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    169 2 Theke is a position going in Siam for an eligible young man not over years of age. It is reported in England that the Siamese have again aanliwl to the British Government for the services ..fa Cuiitr.iller of Customs. Five or six years ago a member of the [atparia] Service
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    212 2 To-DAy's telegrams through Reuti r eontuin suinc douih Afiican war new, the chief of which ia that General B.den-I'owel, now a full general on (he vlan, has by In- clever wuik with a small force in the we-t. m Transvaal, subjected that portion .,f the Transvaal, uiilo hlnlsell, occupied the
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    239 2 Tin Colonial Nursing Association is an in-tiiulion whure benelits arr just beginning to be appreciated n Singapore A branch was funned heie just lei-en Iy, and during the short Inn. the nur«e» have been in Singapore, much useful w.irk has already beet dune. The annual meeting of th. A-sociation was
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    7 2 Tu-day'd 4 m/s bunk rate is t/.
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    13 2 The laws of r*latalad Kalaja no» include a Criuiin d I'r „-cdnre Code
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    13 2 The Dm -h Ci mnent ste.imei Ut*M .irrived I !>■- in .riniiK from Kluo
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    10 2 The Uu-sian l,au-,..rt Klienon b xpecled ii.-'.' to-day from VlaUivosiuck
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    16 2 Mss'K?. Piw.ll A c advertiw a «.il" of land and houses on the 4ih Jul> next.
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    19 2 The I'hilhamiouie Choir meet f I :.ra. li.c in Mie Town lldl tv-morn w afternoon at the u-ual hour.
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    15 2 The P-nani! .Muni.ipal Commif ioners invite tenders lor Iho cut. ,'.ructiun of tie* Muniipal olficea
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    20 2 The .tf>/'iy W-i( hears that a mw company has been floated at Knub io work certain parts of the concession.
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    20 2 Mr C: Thorn", editor and proprietoi of the liuigkok Time* has arrived herf fruin Bangkok on his way to Europe.
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    24 2 Thk Brazilian uian-of war Mmirnfli fl rrom h ex|>e -ted here soon from K 0 It Jaiieiro, on her w.iv to ihu Far E.is:
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    16 2 Thk Telegraph Company notify that t.-legraphii- coiiluiunic.itiou with Ti-'ii'-•in is 'otally interrupted over tie Chinese lines.
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    24 2 A H-K'KEY match will ho played on the Kiplauade. on UVdncsd iy afterno. n In t ween teams representing Englxno ai d Tue licet.
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    24 2 The P O. interim; li.-ite steamer 5..r.,i,,, left M Mghuncai II am.yst. rI iy. and is expected to arrive here at noun un Friday.
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    27 2 Tun Jamaica Milii ia which has agreed to serve in A-hanti is ci> m |i"-«" I Volunteers, a>>d numbered 761 strong on the li -t Mircli, I8»9.
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    29 2 Tub German uteanv-r ftultgarl hf Cnlombo on Friday last at 6 pin with dates from L in. lon to Mm Mi Uaj and is due here on Thursday morning.
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    33 2 K the un«e of Biriiraton v. The Strnits Stenm-hip Co being a claim f S.-.80 f..r the loss ofgoinls, the Chi. f Justice bus given judgment for plaintiff fur the full amount claimed.
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    38 2 Rkitkh'" Telegraph Ci. ha« declared a dividend for the half-year ended n.-e.-intitrUlst. at the rati of five per cent, per annum. The B'im of X i.ikhi ha« been carried to the Reserve Fund, which now stands at X30.000.
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    40 2 Mi. J. Stafford Ransome.of the Bphtre nnd the Daly Frprett, recently parsed through O lornb on his way to AiiKtralia, China, and the H irth.-r K i-t Mr. Ransome expects to visit Singapore about the end of the present year.
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    44 2 THATvery good vung man, Dr I^eyds, in spreading tlie 'k»p»l uf Mr. Kruger, has run sorii>usly into debt, and his creditors nre taking stein to atta.h lii- personal Iml'ingings It is a sordid ending to a gooil young mans loyal work for his fatherland.
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    47 2 It has been shown by M. Salomon Reina<-h mt long ago that a northern nvrrland trade in tin between Britinn in. l the Levant existed 10)0 Be that is l'iki year*. h»t— Homer, and .'in) j.:n- bi'fure the Phcenicians traded 10 Cornwall by »»y «rf too M«dtierra-
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    THE "Boxers."
    404 2 I'IIXAUE AN. i PLUNDER. BiriAiu>N r.i Tim Urn jink In yaym nan.i <>""> Haa^Mi i liio iiiuiiniiK. datus Iroiu i eki"g iv iiir fan June luentiun Uh arrival vi :J4U nuruw lonu.'ia iim L.(j.iU'ii" m.vIt is ailegeu U'al Urn L*gaUuin> wer* ■■luriiieu of nit- appiuaciung nan.-i. and weio
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    THE 'FLEUR DE LOTUS."
    89 2 The elatM of the Shell Transport u aiiiuuuiiug to 41.UW for lowing .he Oiine-ii ju.k blear tie Luliu im Colombo iiuin tidwHwn aaaaa i.-fore me appe.il court al Colombo hi ii. c 4i l> ins aul. Ihe junk had uaaa loajx J ihui.er by the ■aaawx
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    LORD ROBERTS WORK
    76 2 A eoßHr>p.iSD>..\T at the front writes (hat one uf ihe must sinking features i ouradva le north ton,.- V,,.l w.the wonoeiful energy displayed by Lord it'jbcrU. Kv-rj inonuiig be was up i IB la—|-. v, i i. ..1.- hard till li.« .llernoo" Wherever be halted he at
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    LIQUID FUEL FOR STEAMERS.
    86 2 Tn* BbaH liner Jim took in a supply of liquid fuel at Colombo on the 7iiiiii-l.ini, •liebciiK the tirst steamer lv do so there. It is reporledih.it all the steamer- of the Shall I will shortly be using liquid fuel. Furnaces f.ir burning the new luel
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    SATURDAYS WEDDING
    76 2 The wedding was celebrated at St. Andrew- Cii heor..l. at 4 p.m on Saturday, ol Mr James Wroughton Halle,, T.-ti and MissKaiherineKuckley lam, only d lu^lner ol the late Capt. Tu.n, of Plymouth. The K.-vd D. lli.llainl -.MiitiMs cuudiicte i the marriage errein my in Urn |ir.-i me
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    A "BOXER" PLACARD.
    94 2 One of the many "Boxer" placards in Peking now announces that foreigners have been for forty years turning China upside down. They insult the gods and sages; seize territory and lev) taxes. Chinese traitois full in with their schemes, and oell ihe soil uf the l.inpire. They
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    PENNY OS AGE PAYS
    121 2 Thk WW< remark-:— "There was nobody who did nut rrjuiet when penny postage for Kngland und her Colonies .ii- iii-hi in.- i Wli.itev.r .i.id happened una.i. iHlly, the innovation would have Una good. It is, however, not the less nsMMM to hear from the P.istmatterGeneral uf
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    GOOD FOR JAMAICA.
    137 2 A cnMTKAcr lias bwn entered into hi lauMi tlm Cruwn Agents fur the Colonien and Mewra. Elder, Dempster, and Co lar aHamahin irrrint httirwn Jamaica and the United King.lum The contractors are to provide work and mainiain a B»r\ic» of fruit, |w»Bseni!er, Mini in.'iil "learners fur 10
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      ASHANTI.
      45 2 JAMAICA MILITIA TO SERVK. London, June 16.A. Mr. Chamberlain his telegraphed to Jampiea, asking tho Jamaica Militia to volunteer for service in Ashanti with IhaWaat India Regiment, which has been ordered to Aahanti. The Jamaica Militia have given an enthusiiistic response in the affirmatiTe.
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      LIEUT. GENERAL BADEX-POWELL.
      18 2 Maj r-Ueneral Baden- Powell has been appointed a I.ieutenant-General on the staff of the Army
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      RUSTENT BURG OCCUPIED.
      15 2 RUSTENT BURG OCCUPIED. London, j\ne 17. General Baden- Powell has occupied the town of Rustenherg.
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      HEIDELBERG COMES NEXT.
      25 2 HEIDELBERG COMES NEXT. H ia exacted Him HeideTberg will be occupied «hortly when the Orange River Colony will be entirely cut off from the Transvaal.
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      BADEN -POWELL'S MISSION.
      28 2 General Baden-Powell reports (bat the districts ho has traversed are settling down. He has taken over a thousand stand of arms during his recent operations.
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      FICKSBURG ATTACKED.
      19 2 FICKSBURG ATTACKED. The Boers attacked Ficksburg on the Uth llMlaal They were repulsed by the artillery of the garrison.
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      THE NATAL VOLUNTEERS.
      10 2 THE NATAL VOLUNTEERS. General Buller is disbanding the Natal Volunteers.
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      NORTH CHINA.
      62 2 FRENCH CRUISERS AND SOLDIERS GOING NOUTH. Undon, Wh Juix. French troops are being sent to North China from Tonquin. They are due tv arrive atTaku on th-> 25th instant. Troops are being despatched from France and are .expected at Taku on the 3rd July next. Four French cruisers
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      THE BOXERS IN PEKING.
      45 2 THE BOXERS IN PEKING. MAXIMS AT WORK. Advices received at Washington state that the Boxers entered Peking on the l.'ith instant. The B ixers destroyed several misaion buildings there. Afterwards, on attacking the Foreign Legation buildings at Peking, they were repulsed by fire from Maxims.
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    "CORPUS CHRISTI."
    289 2 "CORPUS CHRISTI Yesterday, the festival of OoCMi ChriKti was celebrated at the Cathedral of The G'X>d Shepherd A pontifical hich mass was sun* in the morning, the Riiiht Rev. Dr. Bourdon being celebrant, assisted by deacon ana «üb-deucon. In the evening pontifical vespers wern chanted, after which the pfOMMiaa of
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      471 2 NOTICES. NOJK'E. IMKKKWI 111 i:ive noli.-c that I will not ba rc-poi.-ii. for any d«bto rea ij ihe rrcwofihe Kaaaliia ataamai I In this port. nuntn, Oaptaia, Rustiac steamer K»rru. >\ i- ban by ilvaa thai pmai i n.-y dated tha ivib .lay o > y l.mi p .b l'at
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      1591 2 LATEST ADVKUTISEMEN T TS. 2nil Ihlad, guanintefd in RtnA condition, $ilb, $2'.)5, and $3nO re^Txitively, not cash. Pianos on hire monthly, weekly, and for occasions at irom SlO per month. THE ROBINSON PIANO Co.. m w.f. v.c. I i, Btjbi Vlict, Simjuport. BNUINKBR. W'AMED immediately a chief cngi- >> mcr
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      148 2 AT No I, Sterens K nd. Bingiporr, on tbc till, int., the «ifo of A. I.m-i.ik KlMlk, of n .uu. ll*fritrDii«-T»K.>t:-i)ii ittth Jnne, 19 0. at M Andrews tJatii.'di-al. by ill- Bar. IJ. Hullaml-MU .1.1. JAMIS WnoiOHri.K, younger son of John l|:,U-,,de at Otlmap.re to Katiu ;«k Hi ccli.v, only
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    COLLISION.
    38 3 ftfca IStb inatant, :l'ded with the I The Will. one of the CanakCi water Una th.. M--.-I 1i1. ..1 and Mink When the tiiU- wnt down w Two luindriM ba|n el rice on the LaaaW were damag.-.!
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    FOOTBALL
    62 3 A miEMM.v came uf Association toothall will be played on tin Esplanade to-morrow evening between a combined team of tin- S V A an. lt he S V R and an eleven ot the S c t' The following will repreaeotthe Volunteer* -Scoular, Noble, CurtU, Hells, Rohntana, Siron-.-ch, l.inton,
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    THE QUEENS EYESIGHT.
    53 3 Ii is reported that the Queen* aywifwl iaoae lafaMraaad in..iva matter at grave o crn I" tbOM about her Al >"d "II li-tters, tbt nm-t private, an raad to Her Majesty, who now writes little re with her o«n han.l A famous Lukii doeUf has been lately
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    THE JAPANESE TROUPE.
    59 3 THE JAPANESE TROUPE Thk J ipanese troupe ..I acrobats perI ■lie concl'inon ill in mm ..I the box seat* la r. -umeil -t entertainments of the Lin. l vi-itir.c arrangemeir Vl r > that .i perron sitting near one of the eril-Wnellinl oil lamps it iv of liquid furl, which
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    ALLEGED STABBING AFFRAY.
    36 3 A PIBLK H"l *E BKAWL. Ycttfhday. i d in the (Ho Ii alleged, i in .in J. w bowl, I ut i a 1 Kolamki lition. On being i.'ry in N .rtli B >■
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    A FIRE YESTERDAY.
    82 3 At about 3pi!: me misIt the to the bush behind th -.v, i.,l person- r .rhood. One <f t flagration was man, who fortunately wai at the hou«e «t the tun.-, and Dad II n<.t DSMI for his prompt acti.'n, tl He had it ile lit ing
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    THE COST OF WAR.
    45 3 I>to the IMb May. tl Urica n r o Killed in action 2,1»i f HI m »b.. hr- inrii re--171 4.'*' l Died e| dh I me as in- Total of sick a;. m-n in l-.r lalf in South Aln.il I
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    LADIES' LAWN TENNIS CLUB.
    49 3 fin Imil par) "f the I. nil— l.a«n Tennis I urn laml raooa, with Urn foUnwina i .:n l.v. ■w. >■»»» «■< Mr Gordon II IjM <n. Kaun.i>-n »n.l Mr fvtaU ■■II -JO 117 U 111 i.nn a-,,1 Mr (Vnuey +a» II" .i.,r.l J(P ]>■' Mr.
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    GOLF.
    129 3 ■km <• >tB« lagai c The reliirn match between these two clubs was playad on Saturda) i »ill l>. riiii.-int,,-rid that the rcnull of tin ■iy lor the h l.y U holes. Saluiday's fame was a MOD*, and a win f bolt* t I ipoie (...If Club 'w.i- „,,i
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    RUSSIA IN KOREA.
    714 3 TIIK MASXMI'IIO IMrHi.VIN. Wli.l. JaP'.N N>" ClMti. .i,:i. MM Ing U* icqubiiion bj IhaWai o( tba K.'.i.-a, tilt- fWMI U f May -J' 1 t ull DCBted It w n t >i-'l w-t.T^iy in the Hiv e OMMM >■> Mr Bro'lr c« tint ih u "™»n.'-M w"
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    DARUL ADAH CLUB.
    736 3 THE ANNI'AI. MH..KTIC SPORTS. Turn mutual atbJalia siorts of tba On- 1 A.i. Aawci ition, llm laadia* M. >■ .1, in tfiinui took ptoai ■a n.e eluli (round, .l.ii.ni Btur, m Si i.id.i.. atlanwuD. fin (round Mi gill) dovuniuil with b.iiinii-, an. l M t M 1.
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    WAR NEW- BY WIRE.
    130 3 Tl. lhg>», UthJiwe. A i.aiu.f. (fviiina"i!.. of Biers in lie Trin«vaal are now marching low i ids Mildelhurg in the I.y.lenhiira di«'rict. I ha B er- in abo pniißiina m off. r a stulbotn r—i-t ime in Sw.iziland. It in r.- ...ried tint Qnoamk Brahant and
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    ARRANGE MENTS.
    175 3 M"Mi.\v. I-tii Jrxi. Ilieh \V«ier. i. 7 pm. .S. V. A. -ir ...livisi.ui iMg. .S. V. K. Mil Hill 1..11K.-. IUMC, I!ih Jem. HtfbWalar. IJSua 3. p.m. Poo* ill. s. 0 <:. m. S.V.A. uJ B.V.R. Book aX I'owell. 11. rt. V. K. I'hll. r,.\r.. H. V. A
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    PRETORIA DAY IN MALACCA.
    598 3 A nilT""* 1 M.ilaeci writes Lwl Mon 1 1\ eveninc k»« the c»n-uin-1.. in. .ii ol the very loyal faliny ent. rlained for Her Moat Gniciou-M..j.-t) IheQ lenihy allmenil.erHolllie luiiLiiiiiiiity ol M.il.t'-ca, in thu form of a l.irge iumwa— lnn of about a mile in l.ngih
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    CRICKET.
    208 3 I. R t >' 0 THE following is the result of a cricket BMUefa |.layed mi the E-planade UNltatUtd IJ ..1 .•ri|.jolib.:lWeelitli«>.Rt' and an «l>trali nl the I: .)al Euginoero S. B C C. A. Clarte b Ye ey I" It O lll.r. b Kin" ry I .i un.i
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    S. C C. COMMITIEE v. THE REST.
    167 3 (in Saturday, alrvafM re;>re«entin(i ih. C.niiiiitte.i uf |ImB C and tli-; Rest of Hi.. Cluli ui.il on the Kialanaiia Tin it-— i ballad lir-t and put logHlier 148 forthe loss M eiuht wickets when the inning* w.is ibnlaiaii doaad. The C iiiiiintlee responded
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    SELANGOR IN 1899.
    730 3 THI ADMINISTRATION RKPOKT. Tnic a Innn strulinn report on Splancor for lust year stales Ibat the revenue ol' the State aui..in,ted to TC.OU:>.:EtO l aaauoapand with »:i mi.',4UB in Iciis increaw of W,«29,891. Both the amount Collected and the extent of the aivuuc* exceed all previous records
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    TO ARRIVE.
    70 3 Per P. O. f. Ciuni from London. Hay si-Mr. James WHaiaj M r I. W h.iie From Maneiiles-Mr. .1. K. Th. ron■on From Hnudi i June 10-Mr E. H I lilitaalii I'.-r I. (>. j,,,, from London. June M— Mr. N. Walker Ki-i.l, Mr. Hubert C.nnell. Per P.
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      41 3 v^--Kl.s ADVEKIISEDTOBAIL. II .vr. aad IlHmhurg, Sarnia, due IStb June, Hehi. Meyer* Co. P.-iiang and 4'nlculta, 0, Apcar.iia- loth Ji S.HKie-* Mows Kreui uu le via p rts, Au-lrjiiid, on 20lb June, llouitead Co. Europu sac****; no 19rti su'.». D*«i afcewaUfe
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      197 3 NifT RB¥«*HD H'l't 1 how who have suffered year after year from Klieiiuiati-m will be glad to bear of a reiniily that has p.oved an absolute h|^-. iti.. There ore no conditions of Khi'Umatisni, no matter how severe nor from what cav e, that cannot immediately be relieved, and perman-ntly
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      422 3 KELLY&WALSIUTD. NEW BOOkS. TIIENAVAL P<>CKET BOOK, 1900, founded by Laird Clowes 360 THK STATESMAN'S YEAR BOOK 1900 U0 THE LIFE OF JOHN KUBKIX, by \V A. Collingwnod J.OO THE METALLUEGY of LEAD AN D SILVER, by W. H. Collins 9.78 CELEBRITIESOFTHEBTAOB 7joo I NATAL CAMPAIGN, by ll.mim.-ii Burleigh 1.80 I
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      948 3 NOTICES. GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. 'rnnyiM «W be received at the 1 Colonial Secretary's Office, up to noon of the Mth Juno, I'n.o. for ihe supply of Tin nu.ml.eri Ute* nnilit for nailing on the plates, for the registrution of Cargo, Passenger and Kilning l>ont«. al.o boards for Fishing Staki f. r
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      639 3 FOR SALE EMPLOYMENTS TO LKT; AM) I'KRSONALS [Ist nut, 16 cents a line; Snd ud Brd times, 10 centa a l i an 4th to Bth times, 6 cents a line; Tth to 18th times, i cents a line; afterward!, cent* a line: but ne charge less than one dollar.
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      84 3 WEATHER REPORT -'nr«/...i.| K>rh,,v Hmytlal, \7lh Jun> lmTl. «a.m 3 p.m.» p.m. Bimakks. l!ar. ..•J»9K>Lii.><ii'«.B7B iemp. ..<■*:, ftiO'fMO < tr RMhTher 81 80« 80.0 >,L liir.ofWindi S.F.. B.E. B.E. Si Max.Temp. M..1 Mm 77.6 Max. In Ran 14X.6 'E 5 Terr nd 7-Vft g's Rainfall Nil. I 3 The time
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    COMMERCIAL.
    586 4 s mumjm, IhtH June, 19uO. i'uih.itck. (Half art emrmttA to noon) Jambier 730. opra Bali c.74. .10 I'ontianak 6fto 'epper. Black *>.00. do White,(6 t 4700 -m<o Klour Sarawak s SO do Brunei No. 1 g.90 Pearl Kago S'.«i roflee, Bali, 16% basis 21.00 Coffee Paiembaug, 16% basis.. sv.Ou
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    55 4 For Ptr Mr. Tn-MoKßow Krnmintlo via ports Awilraliud, Ba itckok Borneo, Mh.li-h« via port! hnMnfm, K irope vii |Kjrt« g«rJUm, K intcoon >V Calcutta V. r.i..i. KiHtiK via ports Jim n.r, Muotuk i. Kbarit; ft ,1/vr, WIDXBSDAY. Rmi'kok Klang via porU Malacca, Tim* 1 p.m 2 p.lll. p.m
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    130 4 MAILS TO ARR IVE. run* Kiuuipi:-Bv lh» Oermsn is SI ■llgart, dv- on th« Otk June with date* lo li.- Ma May. JShe brn^s replies to th.> mill, which left Singapore ou the 4th Hkom Chika:— nr ih» German steamer >'"rA«',i, due on Monday v vtuing. *fi Biogapora Due in
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    228 4 AKKIVALS. Pert, a Bomro f.om Hangkok-MessK 0. Thome, A. AiUlrom. O. .Wiilhardt P S.-in|.n-r, nml Mr mid Mr- Gilbert Per s. (1-tuh'rl from Foo. how— Mr. M-w.i. V»n tier '"liyn. And Sthnll. I eu-thop, Mm H. Hcu«eh,.p, '.Mi B Uereuli Mr. J. Dereiiijo, Mils K \V» •on, Mtaa
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      125 4 UD<lerlhi» heading the following abbrens ions are used i— dr. steamer «h.— ship iq. -banjue »cb schooner; Yet.— Yacht Cra.— Cruiser; Obt.— Uunboat TorI'orpjdo Hp. -Horsepower Brit.— briush U. a.— United States; Fr.r'rencb Ocr. Oerman Dut.— Dutch lOli.^Iobore Ac, O. c—OenersarßO <l.p._ deck passengers: IT tTlwai ■Jim
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      791 4 !ivaij. Hisi:i Noon or Saii-kiiav. |"'rf'i, Itnl. str. 1,4»9 lons, Captain iv, i«lh June From HougkonK, 9th Jt. nod Hi d.p. Helm Mrn-r an.'i Co n Imu-Kds. Wjffin. Brit. sir. 1,318 tons, Captain l-ilh June. From Anioy, f)tb Judc. id M) dp. W. MhusH Id A- Co.
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      551 4 flnmu, port, yrobabU dati o/ arrival, and name o/ agcntt. wmtmm* Acara, H'kong. to leave July II j Agamemnon, Chin*. June iV, Mansfield. AHwuna, H'k.ng. to leave July >\ Alesia, Hamburg. June J» B Meyer, /tnibria, H'koi.g July id: H. M Annam, Colombo July 7; M. M. Antenor.
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    262 4 v'uuu/aNiii* <fc CopmJ UirriM < Fboh I Sailed. Uomiohss. a itiu. J'ne' IB Jaion Brit sir 1336Lycett Penang June 14 W. Mansfield ACo. IB Borrnida Itnl «tr 1 1'« Kartorio Hongkong June HMnMcyertCo. 16 Borneo Brit str. iOi Kohinxm Bangkok 'June I:! Low Sum' 16 U. Hock Kiau »ir.
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      327 4 LANGUID WOMEN I IviTchTpoteaut (OUftTUDrS WBt IT FffTME) i A MUCWtM MRWRII EIHN, MEYKRACo.,/ '^Sf'^ Singapore aivl I'tn.nig. i *lyti2&*^ Meura John Littli &Co \'A Me»-r». U< kt»l l*D j» man I i~:.-'\ V«m.J.r.l| <OTs,!.lc, i. „W ^ftt^ QTheOld Blend a V^k Original Recipe Date 3 1748. ■■■TWhl^l <".'/ fr'i
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      469 4 CHINA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COY, LTD MKSSItX. TAX KIM TIAN* SONS, "-ocal Agent.. The Company offers earner terms and belter bonuses than any other Comoanv Join* business in the East. A special point is made of prompt payment of claims. The Head Office bping in Shanghai, claims are naturally paid
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      48 4 BAONALL HILLEB m, M«m Bead HAVE OS HAND:Klectric F»n», Ceiling KDd Table, 40, 60, 00 to. 100, 1 10, and 130 Volts. Designed to opiirale from Incandescent (UrcuiU. Any Vojuge to order. 1 im~i or Alienating Currept Fans. For Tkblo/Ute, 104 Volt*. ln>pmliou imiwß from hI. people who
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      124 4 yOTICES. /IKI.SHKI) FOOD T«Y IT AKP YOU w LL BI SATISFIID. I. R. riEi.lLlOSlK.pto.nforimli.-piibii,--that hit Fnclory for prfpariiiK I'runhe.l Food, Hi No. I Keli;;,M Ko .<l 1. now oi*-ned Fimt Clsm Fresh Cru-hed Food p. c. per bag wg. |.|fi Cleaned Oa;» do we o-W No. 1 Br.n do w
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      33 4 > T OTICES. oO HOUSES, COBS, AND I'ONIUS, flj p«h 8. 8. IWCEPHALUB, i W. T.AMBKRT COS a* LIVERY BTABLKB. MANILA GKAND OI'EltA HOUSE. OHM. A KINLAY AMI V. V BROOKB, Proprietors ">■ I. v.c.
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