The Straits Times, 21 August 1900

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    14 9 The Straits Times. EST. OVER A CENTURY SINGAPORR TUESDAY. AUGUST 21. 1900. No. 20,219.
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      845 9 fpilK BORNEO COMPANY. LIMITED n, KtMKtara LUa Aaamraaea. Norwich Daioa Fire Ishhw Society. Ala* Aanraao Coampaßy (Fire). Tb. it.a.Ukbte Ule liaaansaw Hooiaty. Tb. Oo»an Martoa Inaarasna Coaipaay. The CMa* M««al Staaaa Mavigatlo. Ceampaay fHa Tottnham U«ar Hear C«aTpaay^^ Tte MaritißaS lnauranos CoaTpaay, Ltssitsd. hU '^r^l^ o«^B O ToMtIbToMPANY. LIMITBD. Aganta.
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      763 9 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. PAKKTVAABT MAATSCHAPPIJ Under contract with the Netherlands India Government Agents at Singapore: Ship Aoescy, latb J. Dabkdels A Co., M, Oollyib IjOAT. The undermentioned dates are only approximate. Steamer From Eipected Will be Despatched for On Kan lmko/r.~ Molu a. Bauvia A BillitonJAug 19. Billiton, Batavia, (Cheribon, Samarang,
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      449 9 I uiMI'MiMK DEB MKSSAtIh.RIK.--1 \J MARITIMES DE FRANCE. Telegraphic Addrbbs: Mbssaoerib, SIBOAPOBB. Tbe mail steamers will leave Singapore m or about the undermentioned dates. Odtwabd. Hohbwabd. 1900. ItWO. Dates Dates. s.il.i:i. Aug. 80 .liinnm Aug. 19 Indus Sept. 1 E Simons Fept. S Laos Sept. 17 Knrru Sept. 16 Sudneu
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      637 9 mSUMNCES. THE LONDON AND LANCASHIRE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital fi,ltn,Ko Paii up CapiUl iJI»,7» Reserve Fund 1 1,073,580 The undersigned, AgenU for tbe Cornany, are prepared to accept -fire risks at current rates of premium. BOUSTEAD A Co. rpilK CHINA TRADERS INSURANCE I COMPANY, LIMITED. Capital Subacribed WXUJXb. Amount Paid
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      410 9 INSURANCES. BRITISH EMPIRE MUTUAL LIFE OFFICE ESTABLISHED 1847. FUNDS RS. 420.00.000. LOW LIBERAL raEMHUfS. I CONDITIONS AND URGE BONUSES. "Endowment Assurances at English rates." AgenU'. Messrs. LYALL AND EVATT v. tli. s. Singapore-. THE ALEXANDRA BRICKWORKS Co. Ltd. >?.E NOW PREPARED TO SUPPLY BRICKS, FIRE BRICKB, A FIRE CLAY For
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      646 9 NOTICES. Milkmaid BRAND see that the HJf #< 11 MILKMAID !£NH Ml Ik iradeßark t^^^^d Full Cream. ver r Ti Largest Sale in the World. TJONUKONG AND SHANGHAI 11 BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-UP CAPITAL »10,000,000. RESERVE FUND 111,600,000. Corn or Directors:— V. A. km, t^q.--CnAimMAH ft. f»sw»», &q— Defittt Chahuiah. K
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      509 9 COMMON SENSE -NUTSHEU IT Mill h.MWt.iiWn •Hwllw.toHiTCli'fci* Nlr li ifco mara >w •nmrt J"~"7 »»T»-f wa>rw **«M fill 10 avail hlmarlf <rf lt* .->•. *lMMi<ia a u ra i.. B p..b a( t S i,, lro ln iMgL. f,^ «...-Ui.n»«»,.. L «4 <>K «X*i Hi >knlnuf>«> 4o« ii«,ti». .0.... JAPANESE
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      768 9 FOR SALE EMPLOYMENTS T()IETAND_PER ONALS [In TIM, Meant! a Use, 2nd aad Srd times, 10 null a Una 4th to iih tinwa B c«nU > line; 7lh to 18th tlmw loeatea Him ilMrnrdi, 1 ornta Him bat charge lan than one dollar. That a tkrm iww advertisement, clot* tat, in
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    CLEARANCES.
    104 10 I>*ti. Vwu'i Nam. CuuAßk. Cimil Desti>itio« ug II Bata\it>r XI Obcm L'l UianuS-rig -I Nam Yout i Surpedun VI Ellora la Seyti* Hok Tiioe <• 0. M«y.r .1 I £waenleerooa Jl rta)b»"H»ru .1 Burnn.l* U I UotdtsUa Brit itr. M.-llor Port Dickaoo and Klani itr. Brown New Zealand «lr.
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    TUESDAY, 21ST AUGUST, 1900.
    357 10 Admiral Ueissler, in command of the German Ka»t Asiatic squadron, tba leading ships of which are at present in port here, paid a visit to II. M. S. Britk this morning. The Admiral afterwards went to Johnston's Pier when: he landed about noon and was met
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    20 10 Tarn annual im-eling of the S. C. C. is fixed lor uexl rud..y, al the lanolin vlub, al V p.m.
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    16 10 Treasuhy Notes of the value of fifty dollars and tweuly-live dollars have been issued in Sarawak.
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    15 10 The Philharmonic Choir meet for practice ol Gaul's Holy City this allernoon al ball-past five.
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    23 10 An auction •'•le ot valuable laud and houses is advertised to be beiu at Powell j; Co. s bule-rooui on the 2tUh lust.
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    22 10 Amongst the ollicera ordered from luum la China is Captain W. A. W oweitenhani, no A a nephew of tbe Acting liovernur.
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    23 10 A fiuk broke oui ut »■> Clyde Terrace, occupied by l'oh Swee Jo, early this lUoriiiug, but was extinguished before uiucu Uainage was done.
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    30 10 The valuable I iud an 1 godovrn property at present in the occupation jl Messrs Iniiui.iii, Wood autl Co. ia advertised to Ue sold by auction on die l-'tii prox.
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    32 10 Mr. A. S. Liesker, tbe chief clerk of ibe lanjong Pagar Dock Company's lowu i iiiKt-, who recently went ou leave to bugiaud, is expected to return by the mail this afternoon
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    41 10 At Kucbiug, the capital ol Sarawak, house reul ua» risen so high ol late t iat tbe assessment has just been i .i-r.l It is iix.-.i now at five per cent on the rental with ten i«r cent, as the maximum.
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    35 10 In the first six months of this year, tttjtlt piuuls of tin and tin ore were aii>ed ill Federated Malaya agaiust .J ll, -).->:.' piculs llll.it; tirnl li'ull ut !»!)■> iin; duly collected was S.i,-J.-._v>.">ii against >.',«' n;,.-;i.-(.
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    33 10 It is reported luai during a recent heavy squull on the Ac-been coast the Netherlands-India Government lost a i.t.tn i i that cost about .l-'.txxi guilders, wluch wastuwingatongkaug (aUolost) fully laden with provisions.
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    34 10 An Imperial ueciee just issued in Kuesia decides that, williout infringing the existing commercial treaties witti lureign Powers, uxtra duties are to be imposed upon imports to cover cost ol Kussia's expedition to China
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    41 10 The Commander of theß. I. S. N. Co.'' steamer obru writes to say that at 3.30 p m. yesterday be passed the hired transport Warora in the Straits of Malacca, off Pulo Unda, with signal Hying Report me all well Singapore."
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    49 10 To-day's produce quotations came too late for correction on tbe hack page. Bali copra has dropped to M.60, IVutianak copra toS6 3u, small Hake tapioca to afC 80, small pearl tapioca to 46 00, medium pearl tapioca to $6.60, and tin to 577.62. Block pepper has risen to $30.
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    61 10 The position taken up by the Chinese troops at l'eitsang was conceded by tbe foreign military experts to be tbe very boßt tbat could have been chosen. Entrenched on botb sides of the river, commanding the surrounding country, tui-y tiuuded the plaint, so as to make attack from the rear
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    77 10 Sunday next, the 26th instant, the faast of Our Lady oX Victories, being the Patronal Feast of the newly-formed Singapore Catholic Club, a Pontifical High Mass will be sung at the Cathedral of the "ti. i. i.l Shepherd" at 9.30 am after the usual Sunday services The members of the
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    75 10 HoNukD.Nu narrowly escaped a terrible explosion on the night of the loth instant. A watchman at the Arsenal there heard unusual sounds an.* traced them to several boxus of fuses having caught fire. Help arrived in time to prevent the fire from spreading The fuse room is situated between two
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    THE NEW TEUTONIA CLUB.
    37 10 Tbe new Teutonia Club, which for over a year past has been in course of erection in Scott* Road, is now practically completed. The opening ceremony will probably take place early in Septomber.
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    LOOTING.
    92 10 It appears thai for eight hours after the fall of Tientsin city the place was given up to indiscriminate loot by everybody. Those who were not greedy and left at the proper time were allowed to depart with what they had, but those who remained were stopped by sentinels
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    A DAYS SHIPPING IN BINGAPORE.
    104 10 The harbour yesterday presented quite a gay and busy appearance Besides the large number ol merchant steamers and transports, there were ten regular men-of-war, representing a tonnage of 56 034 tons, 3,172 men, and i:i guns among them being twu British, one Japanese, and seven
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    THE "LILLIPUTIANS."
    141 10 Pollahd's Lilliputian Opera Company played "The Hell., of New York" at the Town Hall again last night witb success. The hall was packed with an enthusiastic audience and evnry item was encored. The lather pretty scene in which some American bluejackets march on the stage waving the Union
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    WARSHIPS AND TRANSPORTS.
    256 10 At 9 o'clock last night a French guniioat passed through bound East. At S. 15 this morning a French cruiser passed through bound for China. The new Japanese cruiser Yakumo sailed for Japan ai 6 am to-day. The Kubsian transport Ekntrinotlav left for Vladivostock at 7.30 this
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    GOLD STANDARD IN JAPAN.
    475 10 Id a report by Count Matsukata, the Japanese Minister of Finance, on the operation of the law of October, 1897, by which the gold standard was adopted in that country, published in Tokio, the Minister says that, now the currency is free from those constant fluctuations
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  • SPECIAL TELEGRAMS TO THE "STRAITS TIMES."
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      THE CAPTURE OF PEKING CITY.
      69 10 RUSSIANS ANDJAPANKSK. BRITISH AND FKKNCH. KNTER TIJOKTBIIL Shanghai, Monday afternoon A telegram from Chefoo, dated the 19th inst states that the attack by the Allies on Peking started on Wednesday. The forces entered the Outer City on Thursday, the Russians and Japanese from .in.- side,
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      CHINESE MINISTERS MURDERED.
      28 10 lUNO-LD IN PRISON. Hongkong, Monthly. Before the Allies entered Peking two moreTsungli-Yamnn Ministers, Hsungyangyi and Lien-yuan, together with Lishan were murdered. Yung-lu has been imprisoned.
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    THE MAILS.
    57 10 The MM s.s Htlmk, with the mail from Europe, passed Malacca at 6 o'clock this morning, and arrived shortly before we went to press. The P. ,vi.l O. Malta, with the mail from China, is due here on Thursday morning The mails for home by the Malta will
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    YESTERDAY'S PROPERTY SALE.
    168 10 At (essrs. Powell A Co.'s property sale yesterday afternoon there was a large attendance of buyers, and the prices realised were considered to be exceedingly good. Twenty-three building allotments in separate lots )at Bukit Inn. ill Koad and Mackenzie Road, near the Pumping Station, were sold at
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    THE VOLUNTEERS.
    174 10 TO THE EDITOR OF THK "STRAITS TIMES." Sir, From an authentic source I am given to understand that during Ibis wuck tho annual goncrul meeting of the S. V. A. will be held. This meeting may prove to be of particular importance not only to the S. V.
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    THE SINGAPORE COAL MARKET.
    442 10 TO THK EDITOR OK THE STRAITS TIMES. Sm, The Ilumhiy QazeH- is responsible for the statement, reproduced in your issue of yesterday's date, that the British Government has purchased all the coal at Singapore. Such a statement can hardly be accepted in lulu here but, should
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      PRAISE FOR JAPAN.
      76 10 THK WARM TRIBUTE OF THK "TIM KS" JAPAN TBS SAVIOUR (If THK ALLIED POWER* Imtim, T,ie»la The Time* pays, in a leading article, a warm tribute of praise to the Japanese Government which, by prompt action and effective aid, has saved the allied Powors from the humiliation
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    COUNT WALDERSEE LEAVES FOR CHINA.
    16 10 Count Waldersee has left Berlin for China, after an enthusiastic farewell.
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    SHOOTING AT BISLEY.
    262 10 SUGGESTIONS KOH o«iIDERATI(>.\. At the Bisley general meeting of the National Rifle Association held in the "Umbrella" Tent, many suggestions were made to the council for increasing the popularity of the great annual British shooting carnival. One proposal which seems to find general acceptance is tbe total
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    PAHANG NEWS.
    643 10 (From amt Cvmtpowlrnl.) Kuala Lipif, 14/ A A»<iu r t. TIN EXPORTS. From Mr. Ix>ke Yew's concession in Uentung there was exported lasr month, rut Kuala Paliang as usual, a total of 660 piculs of Bmelted tin, which is M increase uf 202 pinnli over tlie June output.
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      386 10 NOTICKS. KRIS BEBR A hr~l |uality I ihusner, at a moderate petal (i.mraiuevil equal In .tin thing in Ihe market |13.6U per case of I <M piafi, of all HOKNKO 00, LTD. Snle 1 mporters. RITCHIE'S WHISKY SI'KCIAI.I.V MtaaM Men. l thoroughly Trice flO per caw samples free BORNEO CO.,
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      661 10 NOTICES. BINOAPORI CRICKET CLUB DKBKirrURKS thai the following dabaatwH No«. IS, 14, so, 11. 4«, w. :ii. 7J. M, k» a-\m, V*. |(O. Ins, UK, ISt, Ml, 1»J, IJ7, 13H, I 3«, 140, 141, 147, If)-', 163, I .Ml. 15", 169, 1(0 and IM-' will I* |.»id oH on presentation
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      550 10 NOTICES. TOWN_HALL. POLLARD'S LILLIPUTIAN OPE It A (X). TO-NIGHT LAST JSTIO-HT OF "THE BELLE OF NEW YORK" To-morroir Sight ami Thnruluij, A ugurt fttul and 'Mini. "THE GEISHA. Friday and B<it'i, Jay, Aug,ut MM and 25tk THE LADY SLAVEY. ISiUunlay afternoon, Augml 25th, at 4 p.m. Grand Matinee. CHILDKEV H,M,F
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      838 10 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. kHTID, immediately. European as TT Manager ol the boustead Institute T Sl'HlllCll. Applications accompanied by te-ti-mouials to be addressed to tbe Treasurer, c/o Tanjong Pagar Dock Company, Ltd., 23/8 FOR BALE. A'i-2 ft. open boat, schooner ripged for fa ling or rowing. Nine months old, built of teak.
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      20 10 To-day's 4 m/s bauk rate is 2,0|-J. I'rouuce, excnainje, and share price, and tue mail list, arts un page 4.
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    "RESURGAM."
    560 11 "RESURG AM. I UK HIBTOBY DX A IDS I VKIN. (CWnMrfj Tut. number "one" is generally I by people as unlucky— why, and the history of Hrn lirxt gold-mining vonture in the Peninaula foaa someway to confirm i-iiliun 80 we thought when, ttie intervening thirty we lighted the towering mass
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    BRITISH POLICY IN CHINA.
    217 11 Ihe following btalement of policy in 1. h ina was made on behalf of H M iiuvrrniiii'iil in the House of Commons i.n the 2nd of August (neat Britain will, in MBMTt with the other l'o»ei>. ma lot ward by .-very MM tin- nInI "I t
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    ISOLATION OF WITNESSES IN POLICE COURTS.
    340 11 1 1 has frequently been a subject of oinnii-nt HMD the members oi tfct Singapore bar and utbera that nu measures are taken in tbe local police ourts to isolate witnesses in canes being heard It liardly need be said thai >ucb isolation is
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    A CATHOLIC BISHOP ON THE CHINESE SITUATION.
    666 11 ilittions Catholiquet for the 201 h July contains a letter Irom Monseigneur Kavier, a Koman Catholic bishop, dalt d Peking, 30lh May. He describes the masiacres of Catholic converts by the Boxers and their sympathisers, and ascribes the Boxer movement to long standing
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    SARAWAK.
    285 11 Iffll M YEARS. The ii'iiciiil Council of Sarawak met at Koebina on the 17th July with the Kajuli in the chair. The K i.vih addressed tbe meeting saying thai it waa the LSth meeting, winch represented :t:t •Wit from IM tirst inauguration of the (General Council, tbe principal use
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    IMPORT OF COALS.
    141 11 Vnu HHHTASD no the large demaml lac lar.lifl cual consequent on the OOMtaM ft ream of warships belonging to the diflerent Powers which arrive here for the purpose of coaling, there are but a few vesrels reported to have left Cardiff for the Far East On the
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    MISSIONS IN CHINA.
    602 11 THE SITUATION IN SZU-CHUAN. A ROMAN CATHOLIC MISSIONARY* STATEMENT. By yesterday's French mail from Shanghai tbere passed through Singapore the Rev A. Cbaudi^r, a Roman Catholic missionary, who bas laboured lor many years in tbe province ol S/ii -i huiii Ihe Rev. A. Chaudier went to China
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    SEPOY LINES GOLF CLUB.
    26 11 The übuil gentlemen's monthly handicap competition will take place at the Sepoy Lines 0 ilf Club on Saturday next, tbe -'">tli instant.
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    COT IN TWO.
    201 11 KATE OF Pl-.Ai I MAkKKs. In 1 two Chinese Ministers of the Tsungli-Yamen— Heu-Ching-chen and Yuan Chang— who were killed at Peking for opposing the war policy ol the Empress-Dowager, met their death in a barbarous way. The inslrumeni used was a large knife resembling tbe chaff-cutters
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    L. L. T C. TOURNAMENT.
    166 11 YESTERDAY'S PLAY. ladies' singles. Miss Ounn, own 4, scratched to Mrs. Waidoll, owe 15, w.o. Mm. Smiiuler- scr. scratched to Mrs. Wailiiell, owe l.">, w.o. Mrs Attain-, owe 3, beat Mrs. Gansloser »cr. tt-a, 1-8, tWi. CHAMPIONBHIP. Miss Gunn scratched to Mrs. Waddell, Mrs. Waddell
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    EXPERIENCES AT PEKING.
    1689 11 STORY ()K A REFUGEE at the ounn. Tb* North China Daily Newt publishes the experiences of a Chinese official who left Peking at the end of June, and arrived safe at Shanghai. This refugee states that at the beginning of the Boxer troubles all the officials, high
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      447 11 MOTHER SEIGEL IN INFLUENZA. He hated to give up, Mr. Bootes did. bat be bad to. There was oily one road for him to travel by. Just when business was so pushing at the stores, too! that was the unluckiest part of it, to he thought. Trade was dooming, and
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      517 11 NOTltlft CHANGE OK AUDREYS. DRB. Galloway and Kirk have removed their consulting rooms to No S, Raffles Place, next building to that occupied by RoHyk aud Davidson, Solicitors. S/S BIR GRAEME HEPBURN DALRYMPLE HORN ELPHINSTONE, Denoted. ALL person* having any claims or demands against the estate of the above mentioned
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      902 11 NO TICKS. GOVERN ME.NT OK BRITISH NORTH BORNEO. GOVERNMENT OF LABUAN. REVENUE FARMS FOR 1901. rpENDERB will be received by ths GovJ. eminent Secretary, Sandakan, on or before tbe IMb November, 1900, for the following Revenue Farms for IXOI or for periods of 1 or 3 years. Opium Firms.' Spirit
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      722 11 FOR SALE EMPLOYMENTS; TO LET; AND PERSONA LS; [1ST timb, IS cents a Una; 2nd and Snl time*, 10 cant* a Una 4th to 6lh time* 6 cenu a line; 7th to 18th times, cenu line; afterwards, 2 cent* a line; but n* charge loss than on* dollar. Thus, a
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      306 11 AKKAX'iKMKNlh Irumv, 21st AloDsr. High Water. 7.11 p.m. 8. V. A. X. C. 0». Parade '..15. 8. V. A. and 8 V. B. Signalling. 5.1.V 8. V. R. Drill, ft 16. Philharmonic <^hoir. .*>.S0. Belle of New York." Town Hall. 9. C?tlZ€**'JO dll6. Wu UNKr-HA V, 2JSI1 A 1 l.l>
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    COMMERCIAL.
    587 12 XlHOiroM, 31iT AIIOOST, IWO. PRODUCE. (Haliv are omeettd to noon) Oambler buyers 17.76. Copra Bali, 0.76. do Pontianak, 6.50. Hopper, Blaok bayen 39.76 do White, (SJ) 4800 sago Floor Sarawak^ 8.90 do Braaei Mo. 1 3.90 Pearl Bsgo 4.07 J. Coffee, Bali, I.IX bull 2S.OU OoSoe I'aleml.ang, 16% buia.
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    85 12 MA ILS CL OSE. Tn-honßow. FriMiiintlt! via ports AiwtralinU S p.m. Klang via ports Sri I'rgaian 3 p.m. SiiiKlukan via ports Xaluna 3 p.m. Penang A Kxngoon Sunny Leong Su m. Klang via ports Malacca 4 p.m. Pontianak Sri Panlianak 4 p.m. Billiton A Batavia Van Imhoff 4 p.m. Thuuday.
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    109 12 From Edropi :-By the P. A O. s. Cltiiit, due on the -'Dili Aug. with datea to i hi- 3rd Aug. She brings replies to tbn mail which left Singapore on the 4ih and 7th July. Fmon China By the P. AO. 8.8. Malta, due on Thursday
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    225 12 AHBIVAIjO. feni. Ban Poh Ouan from Macastar Per s. 8 ouv.tr from Deli— Metsn. Doornik. aud Urolman. Per s 6. Seera from Teluk Anson vi» ports— Mr. E 8. McCarthy, Misi Mezin, Mr. K A. Bteven, Mrs. Fowlie, Messrs. J. Wilson, Kinsey, V. C. Flower, F. C. Moy,
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      392 12 SHIPPING IN POR T. Under tnis heading the following abbrartittiont are used «tr— stoamer »h. ihip bq.— barque sch.— schooner; Yet.— Yacht Ou.— Craiier Gbt.— Gunboat Tor ft>rpe<io H p.— Home-power Brit.— British U. S.-United States; Fr.Frenoh Get.— German Dut.— Dutch; 10ll Jobore Ac., Q, c.,—Qeneralcargo dp.— deck passengers U—
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      TRADING VESSELS &c.
      790 12 auiiviu Smci Moos or Vesitkroiy. Ban Poh Guan, Brit. str. 676 tons, Cspt Sirailun, -Mill Aug. From MscUMr, lltn AiM *ii ova lea dp. \Ve« Bin and Co. tor Macassar, sttth— Kds. «r./« r, dv i Mr. Ml wob, Gapt Ooussen, -Ulli Aug. rum Deli, loth Aug.
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      956 12 tf<mu, port, probable dot, ol «m.-.(. n WIKM Ol aqfnu. Wmmmm. Ailelena Patti, Rangoon. Aug >i iBWwl AKamt-mnon, L'pool, Bopt B> MansliaM. Alderney, Kuclnnot/u. Aug 30 M. U K B.iy.'rn. UHinliur K Oct 11 B. Meyer. Bengal, Hkong.Octßjl'.A.j. H.'nlnri(j, Europe, p'»d (anal, July SO j Benvorh.h, Antwerp. Auk
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    ARRIVALS.
    184 12 fuu 5 Vkm«l'» Him A lom.| Cimis F»om )UIUU>. Comaim 3 Rio. Aag M Neera Brit »tr. 1«9 Coyah T. Annon Auk 18 8. S'ship Coy Ltd 20 Nuddea I Mr. 1044 Willis Hongkong Aug IS Bouslead and Co. DO lln. Ger cru. 3000 Kamuol I Kiel July liOfrnmn
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      383 12 NOTICES. RILEY, BAKGREAVEB COY., LIMfrED. EMOnBM, IKON AM) HUBS FOLNDEItS, HUDOB AND SHIP BUILDERS. AND (iKNKRAL CONTRACTORS. BTBAM VESSELS IN STEEL OR WOOD, BOILERS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, ENGINES OF Abi, TYPES, STEAM PUMPS. SOLE AGENTS "Qaß^aßß LSi TiPSI TTi KNiiI.AND Stock sizes from 4 to 16 Horde Power PUCSB AND
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