The Straits Times, 23 August 1900

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    15 5 The Straits Times. E>T. OVER h A CENTURY SINGAPORE THURSDAY. AUGUST 23. 1900. No. 20,221
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      781 5 T»IIK lIORM I P IIFD T,r-1 l.iN. \Mmrat4W. Horvisa Uatosi Fire Insarssos 8 Ctt4). -.~i» »|—J irirn) The l"hina Mutual Msaas Navi«>li™ ompaay. Tk* M.rrM- laswaaos npany. Llssitsi. r<» mrtiMilan of thne Companies, ate th* (all ..1,-m-n.mt «f THE BOKNEO COMPANT. LIMITED. A«*ass. STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. I Omrß. T«. Eoß>rti STR'
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      785 5 STEAMSHIP CUMI'AXIES. I'OMNKI.IJKE PAKETVAART MAATBCHAPPIJ Under contract with the Netherlands India Government. Agents at Sm<mvorr Kmip Aoescv, late J. I>ae*heu. A Co.. i-S. Ooixtbb JtJA». The nndermeiitiuned date» are only appniximate Krom ttfmtm Win tie Oespawhea fo> Oo rWfatfc*/. H"!""? ll«t.via A I.illnon. Aug 19. Billiton. Batnvia, (Cheribon, Samarang, BouraUava
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      514 5 CiOMP.IU.ME HKf. MESSAUERI^ >i MUIIMK.- DE FRANCE Telsobaphic Address: Memaoebie, SINOAPuKE. The mail steamers arlU leave Singapore >n or auout tbe undermentioned dates. Ot'TWABD. HOME'VABD. IWX). IK». Date* Date*. ■Itlnsie Aug. i« Annnm Aug. In ■ulut Nept. I r Simont fi'pi I l-os tuf%, i: jwrn tiepi. 16 ■"«f»»jf rW-pt
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      658 5 LVSUEL\NCES. •pHE LONDON AND LANCABHIRI 1 FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital £».1i>7,800 Pa i up Capital t:\t.7H\ Reserve Fund £|,U***** The undersigned, AgenU for the Com any, are prepared to accept flre risk* a current rates of premium. ROUHTEAD A Co. 'put. CHINA HUDKBB INHCsUNCI 1 COMPANY. LIMITED. Capital Snbseribsd l».(W).00u
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      419 5 INSURAyCES. BUITISII UMPIRE MUTUAL LIFR OFFICE ESTABLISHED 1847. FUNDS K8. 420.00.000. LOW LIBERAL PREMIUMS. COI\DITIOIs'S AND LARGE BONUSES. "Endowment Assurances at English rates." Agents: Mbmbh. LYALL AND EVATT. ii. th. Singapore:. BA(JNAI-L& HII.LES IM, Robinson Rood. HAVE ON HAND:— Electric Fan*, Ceiling and Table, 40, 60, 80 100, 110, and
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      709 5 NOTICES. Gold Medals," Pans, 1878 :'lBB9i JOSEPH GILLOTT'S Of Highest Quality, and Having fl fII A Greatest Durability are Therefore UL|\ CHEAPEST I LII 0 BANKS. UONUKONG AND HHANGHA BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-UP CAPITAL «1U,U00,00 RESERVE FUND 11 RESERVE LIABILITY OF I .mnmnir. PROPRIETORS. 1-110,000.001 Cocbt or Dibectob*:— N A Sii...
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      670 5 BOCIETV FOR IHK PREVENTIONS OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. r HHE public are informed that th. 1 address of the Society's Inspector Mr. E. F. Paglar, is at 2U> Bencoolei Blreet. i All persons wishing to report any casei of i ruelty which may come under theii notice are requested to
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      744 5 FOR SALE EMPLOYMENTS TO LET- AJ,I)_PERM>UALB (l*r nan, IS cent* a Una tad awl M times, in cent* aline; 4th to «th time* f cents a Una; 7th to IHtb time* a eaais a lins afterwards, 3 cents a Ha* bat no charge leas than on* dollar. Thus a tans
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    THURSDAY, 23RD AUGUST, 1900.
    1344 6 A note from the PustniaBter-Gener»l itates:— "The timing of the miil>y tlie Brii ish Packet .UaUa is indefilitely deferred." Tlie P. .V 0 mail from Jlnna invariably ninvt's early on riiuraday. As we go to press, sh« K•» vtl been signalled, .mil there is no newr
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    6 6 Xmv Benares opium fell to-day to
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    13 6 The French men-of-war Buqtfid ami [>ea<lre, from Tuulun, have left Colombo for China.
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    14 6 Entries for the S. C. C. Autumn Tennis Tournament close on Thursday, •»lh September.
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    19 6 Two Hylams were committed for trial yesterday on a charge of stealing fish valued at $760, from a koleh.
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    22 6 The P A O. Bomb-iy is on thft way out truin England with a balloon sec'ion of the Royal Engineers for China.
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    17 6 The P. O. steamer (bsjMfca has been chartered by Government to convey troops from India to China.
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    25 6 The Raneoon garrison has been supplied with a hattery of the latest long range six-inch guns for the forts on the banks of the river
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    25 6 Thbke of the crew of H. M. S. Counck recently died in the Persian Gulf from sunstroke, the temperature ranging from 110 to 115 degrees.
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    23 6 One hundred and seventy-four deaths were registeied at Singapore during the week ending on Saturday last The ratio per thousand was 37 74.
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    25 6 The profession of a clergyman ii 'he most arduous and the worst paid ir existence," the BMiop of Lnndor 'leclttredatarecenl Poor Clergy's Reliel Corporation meeting.
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    26 6 Mr. Thomas Black yesterday found a prayer-book and bible in a morocco leather case between the Presbyterian Church and Government House Gate. An owner is wanted
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    33 6 It appears that coffee-growing has had to be abandoned in the German colony of the Cameroons in West Africa, owing to the ravages of a beetle which attacked the roots nf the trees.
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    31 6 Mr. Chamberlain announced in the House of Commons that it had been decided to swear in the Governori ieneral i nd to inaugurate the Aus'ralian '■•-nimonwealth at Sydney .in January, 1901.
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    35 6 The s.s. Cnzeiigo is due here from Hongkong next Tuesday, and wil^ be despatched for Kurofe on Ist September. Particulars as to rate« of passage money and freight will be found in our aivertising columns.
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    46 6 Twn blocks of mining land—twentyfnur acres in area— put up to auction at KtmU Lumpur on Monday last, were bought by a syndicate. Th<> Bret block realised $9.5"Kj, which is said to be a record, and the other 5.i.300. The land is on the Petaling Road.
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    41 6 The hospital ship Maint, which passed through Singapoie on Monday on lier way to China, will be open to the wounded of all nations Subscriptions have bpen invited from the foreign Embassies in London, as well as from distinguished peo|>l« abroad.
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    51 6 The Governor's Ci>p at the Colombo Races on the I lth instant wa« won by Mr E L. K. de Koysan Merloola* by a length and a half, liedarni being-second. The Governor congratulated the owner, and wished success to Merloolat in running for the Viceroy's Cup at the n«xt Calcutta
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    62 6 The following will represent the S. C C in the Ciicket Tnurnanent m«tch, S. C. C. v. Officers of the R< gul <r Forces Ac, next Saturday M. iw. K. A Ahrams, M E. F. Airey, W Dirl.ishire, L T. Eas'on, J (iraliam, G Le n..ux. T. O. ManrH-ld, I.'.
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    60 6 Thk Russian army av.iiLiUr f..r fighting number* :l,44ti,O0O men, 3,.iU0 guns, commanded by 63,UU0 officers. And in Hie vitally impuriant queslion of home supply Kunsia enjoys advantage uuknuwn l<> any other Po«f>-r. Kmin K i-i.-rn Kibona she can at will draw an endless supply of cavalry slock of the hart)
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    67 6 Brigadier-General O Moore Creagh, who coiiiiuand' a. brigade of infantry in Unua, is an Irishman, being the seventh son of Captain Creagh of the Kojal Navy, of Cahir'oane, County Llare. He was horn in 1848, and serve.! in the oM Usili Kcgimeiil Iroin 1806 to IB7U, when i.« was appointed
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    77 6 Likut -Gennral Sir Alfred Gaselee furnishes another instance of a distiu-uuii-hed soldier born in a country parsonage. Born in i-u. Sir Alfred is the son of the Key. John tiaselee, rector of Little Y'ldham, Essex. He was .■ducated at Fnls'ed School, and after passing thiough Sandhurst he received his first
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    82 6 Sir Alfred Gaselee has a very smart Intelligent* Officer for service with the <hina Field Force in Captain Nurie, Mi-mle-.-x Regiment Captain N'orie nas only been two years on the Staff of the Intelligence Department at Simla, but he has been long enough to h»ve made his mark, so that
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    69 6 LIECT.-Colonel Browne, British Military A i.icni ul Pekiim, I- an officer of considerable experience and at Stat) luiiega lirxduaie. Originally in the Xurluamptuni>l'iie BagUMßt, he went to China as Miliiary Attache in .September, IBW, having previously been for five years a Deputy Assistant A.ljuianl-Geiitral at Headquarters, a position in which
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    90 6 Tut official trial has taken place of llio lii>l-cla»» tciriwd.i-boat Scyllu, built rur the Dutch G vernmenl by Mi-j-i > Yairow and to. (Limited) This torpedoDoat tuneiher wall the tlgdra, constructed by tbe same firm, is coming out to tlie Dutch Kast Indies in order to strengthen the Dutch naval
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    THE SWIMMING CLUB.
    22 6 A launch will leave Johnston's P>er f.r tin; Swimming Club bungalow on Sunday next at 10 and II a.m.
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    THE CHOLERA OUTBREAK.
    91 6 ASoTIIKK DEATH AT ITU" UKANI The outbreak of cholera at Selat Singkeh, Pulu Br»ni, is supposed to have been caused by impure water from a well on the island The P C. M. O. again visited the island yesterday, and his attention has been dra»n to the
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    YESTERDAYS ACCIDENTS.
    100 6 Whilst a Chinese coolie was loadinr coal on a vessel at the Tanjong Pagar wharf yesterday, he fell down the hold, fracturing his jaw. He was removed to hospital. A hou>e in course of erection a> Rpottiswoode Paik collapsed, three Chinamen who were working on the building at
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    A POOR OVERWORKED RAFFLES GIRL.
    146 6 TO THE BDITOR Of THE STRAITS TIMES." dear sir i am a little girl and gose to the raffles girls school and i was pleesed to here from my mam* that some one wasapeekingabont our lessons for home, i is very thin cos i haft
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      RETREATING BOERS.
      64 6 RET RE ATING BOE RS. PURSUED ISY IUDKNPUWILL, PAOBT, AM) HAMILTON. GENERAL COXCKXTUATIOX OF BOKIIS. Lomlon, Thursday. Generals Baden- Powell and Paget, on the sjuih inut, fjught a rear-guard action with De Wet and Delarey, whom General Hamilton is also following. It is evidently Da 'Vtt's intention to go to
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      THE COURTMARTIAL AT PRETORIA.
      44 6 (OUDUA FOUND Glim ON' A 1.1. ('Of NTS. The court-martial at Pretoria on Lieut Cordua, charged with conspiring to carry otf I/.rd Roberts, has found Cordua guilty on all counts. Sentence has been deferred pending a reference to Lord Roberts.
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      AMERICA'S REPLY TO LI HUNG-CHANG.
      27 6 America has rejected Li HungChaiiK's ap.iliraiiun lor negotiations for peace on the ground that previous conditions imputed have not been complied with.
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    RUBBER TO THE FORE.
    162 6 The Cento* Übtenvr notes that Para ruhbir grown in that island is fetching 7J I. in London a price likely t.. SMM a rush for rubber growing in that rpiarlcr. luihher is clearly at present a good thinj;, and there is not much to fear from
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    WARSHIPS AND TRANSPORTS.
    129 6 The British trunsport AVrany (Xo. 8) pasi-ed Malacca at a m and Singapore at 6 :to p .n. yesterday, bound lor China. The British transport Formosa, which arrived in hidia from Botilh Africa itrtiitly, cauie in litre this morning bound for China. There are on board the
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    THE LILLIPUTIANS.
    459 6 Pollard's Lilliputian Opera Company chunked their piograintne last night, when they played I'hu (iei»!ia belnrr a crowded and delighted audience. It was a remarkably pretty andcltiver per (iirmanie ol this favourite opera, and a great credit to the stage management and to the trainers of the children The
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      442 6 NOTICKS. KKis BEER A hi>t |u.i:uv I Unmr, »i price Guaranteed equai to anylhiiii; in the market lIS.SO per case of tidoz. pint*, ol all dealers. BORNEO 00, LTD. Sole Importer*. RITCHIE'S WHISKY SPKXAI IV ■ImlM' l.li-nd; thnroughl" mature.! mi h0i.. 1. Price (10 per ca»r umple* free wan co.
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      957 6 AUCTION SAF.KSIIiU SKHOI.H KIKMTL'RE, Ac. ins mortRTY <<r j a r«<rik>k, fwj., AT KO. 16 ii 11 n ROAIV On Saturday, -251k Augutl, at 2p.m. 'IMIKu demgned hive bran imtroetad I by J. A. Keardoii, E-<) to sell bT mi. tion Hi- hwwbold furnllure. Ac. conhitting of rattan fancy furnilure.occasional
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      617 6 N( .TICKS, TOWNJIALL. POLLARD'S LILLIPUTIAN OPKItA t%\ TO-NIGHT LAST NIGHT OF THE GEISHA. To-morrow Sight and Saturday, AuguM -J4th and 2SM r.ihii 1 1 1 > the last nighti. in Singapore THE LADY SLAVEY." Saturday iifttr,.uon, August i!Uh,nU p.m. Grand Matinee "THE LADY SLAVEY." CHILDREN H/LF HAS. Plan now ..pn
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      460 6 88. "(UZK.NG r plIK ml'irr itrmnn having Ml Hongt koiiK tbia morni g in xp-cted to arrive bere on ln-diy. tin- >th iml, an will be d'-ap in iK'i for I'.n ing hart Europe op "alanlay, the >•• Sept. for freight or pi»ta.« a|)ply w till IKNIIUH 11UO1I1KKS ft* Co
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      148 6 Ox the 1 7th August ai the O urn, Lmran Koa.l, l'eaatis-. tiie wife off. 8. B. U.rr.vEY, of a sou. M. a. a iuundad for Ito ■>*•*<« Arw Mosl<l •ntuo oa uo» ude of tfca fft only By 0 atltr\ ol Uut ooodiuao. bu; ifiluniWid luil aicht otUrwiaa b.
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      20 6 To-day's 4 m/s bank rate is -,o|i. Produck, exchange, and share price, and the mail list, are on page 4.
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    DELAYS IN SELANGOR.
    136 7 A cotKK-poMitKr notpn: Not long mnt-e, 11 *w Mated twa< la the •MM parts of r.diangankpplKaht for in g land has ..It. 11 to wait six nionths before his application ran be taken in hand, owing to the hl, kwHr.lii.-s- ot mirvev .ik the.c It is almost
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    CHINAMEN IN BOER-LAND.
    205 7 A Soi-th Afriian paper tells how during the time when th» alien rxpnlMon law was in force in the Ttoaovaal three CUmomb at rive,; at the little horder town of Vt.lk-ru-t. The Transvaal .iiiih.rities h»d not had much exptiitnie of I hinamen up to this, rmi the)
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    THE ALLIES AT TIENTSIN.
    227 7 1 mom i«mcoLTm llratKi 111 NM he fighting winch preceded ne lhe native 1 ily at TiellMti, l.ittaus coiresp. niileiit 111 n 1 .11--the following mcii 111 There what posaihly may have rendered lhe whole movement uii-u- ful The l,i|'Ui.-e lietieral Knk 1-*****1.1. after a ul
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    KING HUMBERT'S ASSASSINATION.
    581 7 KI N G H UM BE RT'S ASSASS INATION. I'AKTI I I.AR" M WIRE WIIKN Klli^ llilllll'i-rt naleu, lif«j» letiimiiiglioiii arilin— ing .i pmaaMii ooauiutiua Ii appears that the King w^leavnij; the ff UUUmtC i uht-ii lhe ldi.il shut am lin-d. He was Elalldihg iv his oalfMgi uhile tbe Koyal
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    THE "SAPPHO."
    75 7 Thi Strata Steamship Company have just built au extra oiuside. atate room on the Htfflm, which ia aaid 10 be nii-il) lini-h.il anil h..autifullv ct»'l A smart run Ban made by the Sappho on her list trip tv Singapore. Laving \1 ilana a live minutes past mx she
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    ARMS SMUGGLING.
    103 7 A SI.NbAIMHE IMIKINT. In k other day, there arrived at Bangkok several cases from Italy marked potted meals which on being opened were found to be only lined with lim) of potted meats, and tube siulleii with rifles. The consignees did not claim them on at rival, the
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    BERMUDA.
    210 7 Tm report on B. r la for the paat 11 bf the Colonial Secretary shows a revenue of i»,9jo, with an ex|«n>litureol aim. -1 >x nil) the same ann.iini A in.-l.rial increase in the revenue t.ver that of the preceding year is aiuibiitetl ti.an imiease in the Customs revenue
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    THE VOLUNTEERS.
    280 7 THE VOLU NTEERS. 8. V. A OKOER*. UfTIES:- -Orderly Otßcer for the .-ii-ninj we.k. Li.ul K Hilton Owori] N C for the ensuing week, Corporal C K Miniiiit Para-les:— Mondav.S 15p m Recruits S., ia.| dull. Coy drill Lr eUicienm Tu.-da», o Ii pa. Recruim Bqu.nl drill, Maxim drill for
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    THE TELAUTOGRAPH.
    319 7 I'm of the mist wonderful developments ol telegraphy is the wiittnu m-triimenl noaioil the "Telautograph, whith, after experiments extending i.v.'i niiny y.-ar.-, his now tieeu perlecteil. and can be br.'Uuht into iiumidiate use at a comparatively mil ill expense. It is simple, inexliensive to inanul. ict nre an.
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    L L. T. C. TOURNAMENT.
    103 7 YKSItUIuYS PLAY. LAUICs' MNGI.IS. FINAL. Mr-. Waddeli, owe 1:1, beat Mir \dam» o».a. o-1.0-l. HUM|.|oJ«eHIP PAIRS. M.MCiu.iu »n,l «r. D be,t Mia 3. 1.n.,11 and Mr. fritber, o-.*i, las, ti.j. lit ton iou.iy. 11 MSB* Ut.t BLM. Mr. W«dd-ll a d Mr. Ipton, owe 1
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    THE PREMIER ON ENGLAND'S STRENGTH.
    1900 7 I v the House "f Lords, the E.irl of Wohi)i.h pin i.rCnin qiiH-ti ns t.. the I'ninr MiuwUr, aiming them wln-rhi-r the Uovcmiiient h.iil ev«r n-nniil iiHorinaUiiii ur ri|>ri"<siiiii-i of u|iiuiun (rum n-li.ilili- a-uicraj oooflrniu the vu-w of une of our foreign military attache"*, recently
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    MINERS' AS OCIATION.
    930 7 MKfcTINQ AT Xl ALA Lt'MPUR. The Malay blales Miueru' A>socialiuii nehl a meeting at Kuala Lumpur mi tin- I4ii. instant, with Mr. 1.-.k Yew in the chair. The Chairman dwell upon the action of the HahMMM ii i i.im ut in prohibiting undermining wuiiin two hunured I.
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    BOERS IN CEYLON.
    91 7 Tub second hMeu ul Boer prisoners In. iv ts.ulh Alrica ainved at Colombo in tbe i riM on the lOih instant This consignment corr prises men of many nationalities. There are Frenchmen, Swedes, Inch-American., Hollander*, Nuiwrgiaiiv, etc among them, but f*w real und genuine Buers. So far
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    DEPARTMENTS BY MAIL.
    42 7 (Bo.kM) Pvr P. O. s. s. Malta for LondonM j.ir T. 1.-w.-». G. E Lin tot t, and R We»rnr. Par Colombo— Mr. A. W. Newton. For Pfli.ang-Metsrs. W E Tomhiison, Labman, C. A. Davies, and K. J. Wilkin.on.
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    ARRANGEMENTS.
    187 7 THUBsniY, 28rd Agoost. High Wat.r. 9JI p m 8. V A. and s V K. Signalling. 6.16. L L T C. Tournam-nt. Tbe Geisha." Town Hull. 9. Friday, 34th Auodst. High Water. 10 *7 am. 10.7 p.m. P A O. homeward mail closes. 6 a.m. s. V. R Drill.
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    CLEARANCES.
    50 7 Urn. Vuui'i Nmi kuiuAßh, Canua Dmtumtio* log »3 Bone Wan Brit Btr. HudtuD Hoar and jialacva 8S Cbow hbya ttr. Jellicou M»lnc» am) XI»r K ■JS Bau Bang Guan tin Lyoni Hi>i]«kok Si *rio-< Mr. Ditney Caicotta S.raioT Kua »tr. rbmbubioy VladiToatcck M Sju^k.p Dm Mr. 1 y.eooah ain^tp
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      365 7 STRAITS HOTEL. SINGAPORE. 'pHE Propretreee, Mra 8 McDonald, 1 be^s to inform tbe pui.li" tbat the boie hutel ia siill under the same management and solicit* the cu-tom of ah her fi'im-r and present customer who»e comfort* will be alteudad to aa of old Mra. Jdcltouald wishes it to h-
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      811 7 NOTICES. M I'ri.Y UK MiiKt>, IVOI. I^H E Government of Selangor Is prepared to receive tenders for the aupply of the following stores for tbe Kailway Depnrtineut during 100 lass A.— Tools Ironmongery. Class B.— Bolts A Nuts, Washers, Bar Iron, and Caat Iron work. Claaa C— Miscellaneous Stores Schedules
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      1016 7 NOTICES. gLNOATORE SPORTING CLUB Programme for Autumn Race Meeting, 1900. OCTOBEH 23ni, 2Sth, and 27JA. FIRST DAY. Tuttday, 33rd Odobrr. Fiiurr Rick. THE MAIDEN PLATE.— VaIue |SOo.— A Race for Maiden Horses- Weight aa per scale (lOst.). An allowance of 211 b. to ex-Griffins imported into tbe Btraiu Settlements or
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      703 7 NOTICES. BUY MALACCA TEA. Good, Pure, Palatable, and Cheap. Under the Patronage of the Monxli- tbe Resident Councillor, Malacca TO BE HIJ AT Messrs. .Ichn Little A Co, Ltd., Messrs Ann Loci, jk Co., Battery-road and Meaar? Yong Lei: Sang, Orchard-road, tv th s 17* Per a. s. Bucephalus. 66
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    COMMERCIAL.
    555 8 HiiOAroßß. 2im> Aioi-sf. IUU). PBOUUCE. (fio(M are ovmMtod to noon) (Hmbier Oopraßali 880 do Pontianak B^o Pepper, Black. buyer* 5».«24 (To White, (6*» «IK) *agoFloarBar»wak, do Brunei !fo. 1 «■»>• Pearl Sago 7 i Coflee, Bali, 16% bwii SSuu OoSee Palemi*o«. 16%ba»U.. W.Oi OoSee, Llberiao, No. 1 SIW Tapioca,
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    66 8 MAI LS CLOSE. "nr Pt tlr. Thm. io-M.«Bnw. Rnrope viii port* Malta a.rr. stwui Hamarani; 'Hunting lla.ii. Mini'H A. h>i>- p i IVnans vl» Prli II h. „.ni. Snnilnkan via ports .Vn'unn ]|in Klin, via poru H Wl.att Hin. 4 P CalpmhanK Ophir 4 p.m. Klang via ports Giaiui Ann
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    107 8 MAILS TO ARR IVE. Kbom Kiikoi' -iiy the P. a. f Vi,,(.. .luc on tin- -.liili Aug. with <1at«» to 1 hi- anl Auk "h« i.rinu» repli- sto the mail which left .>ingapor« on the 4.h and UhJuly. Left Singapore Due in l.nnrtnn Arrived julyl.lh P.m. Aus 7th Aim Mil
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