The Straits Times, 27 August 1900

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    14 17 The Straits Times. EST. OVER A CENTURY SINGAPORR MONDAY. AUGUST 27. 1900. No. 20,224.
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      749 17 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES, rronmon paketvaabt maatschappij Under contract with the Netherlands India Government. Agenlt at Singapore: Ship Agisct, late J. Dabxdils 4 Co., 2-3, Coixrn Quat. The undermentioned dates are only approximate. Steamer From Expected Will be Despatched for On >'<i» der /.yn. Bulongan via Ports. Aug 22. Banjermassin, Pulo Lout,
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      622 17 iiiMI'WMK DES MESSAQEKJE* Ky MARITIMEB DE FRANCE. TiLICRAPHIC ASDREM: MfagAOIRIE, SIIOAPOKB. The null steamers will leave Singapore in or about the undermentioned dates. ODTWABD. Homeward. 1900. IMO. Dates Dates. tndut Sept. 1I K. Simont Fept. 3 Imh Sept. 17 Ynrra Sept. l(j s.idne,, Sept 29 Salatie Sept. *i Tonkin Oct.
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      199 17 NOTICES ENVELOPES TO BE HAD *T TIIE STRAITS TIMES OFFICE THE PATRIOT ENVELOPES. 1,000 Si. tent free by Post SI .40 THE ANTIQUE ENVELOPES. 1,000 52.50 sent free by Post 53.25. Per s.B. Bucephalus. 55 HOKSEB, COBS, AND PONIES, 55. The bett shipment aver selected for this market, including several
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      764 17 FOR SALE EMPLOYMENTS TO LET- AND_PER ONALB [In tiki, 15 oral* lln. MudM Udh, 10 oeata line 4th to Mb tlmw t wait Urn; 7tb to IMb Um*t IhMh line afterwards, S wnU a Hrn bat M chug* lest than on* dollar. That tint Mm idrtrtlMment, cloM set. In this
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    MONDAY, 27TH AUGUST, 1900.
    74 18 According to the Oanlou A complete rupture has occurred between M. Uoumer, Governor of Indo-China, and the Government. The latter ha* made no reply to the Governor's numerous requests tor the despatch of material of war in view of events in China. A month ago M.
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    129 18 China news is wonderfully scarce again to-day, so scarce indeed that our correspondent had to fall back on the information that the British and French Municipal councils at Shanghai intend to illuminate on the occasion of a parade to celebrate the relief of I'eking That at any rate shows that
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    156 18 The death penalty paid by the Boer Lieutenant Cordua, in Pretoria (ianl was the only sentence that coulc reasonably have been passed. Cordua participated in a plut to carry oil' am bboot Lord Roberts. He was caught admitted his guilt, and has been shot -a termination which all Britishers of
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    169 18 The presence of Lord Roberts at Wonderfontein, over one hundred miles to the east of Pretoria, on the railway to Delagoa Bay, is evidence of the intention to push the campaign vigorously against the Boer force* in the Machadodorp district. Information already received states that Commandant Botha has concentrated nearly
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    7 18 New Benares opium fell to-day to 5920.
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    10 18 Thk German mail from China is due here to-morrow morning.
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    10 18 The Japanese cruiser JmsM has left St. Nazaire for Yokohama.
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    13 18 Produce, exchange, and share price, and the mail list, are on page 4.
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    13 18 The Philharmonic Society bold a musical evening at the Town Hall to-morrow night.
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    17 18 lit Hendarson, the optician, was robbed of 5172 a few days ago, at Penang, by a servant.
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    17 18 It is reported that Mr. J. W. Hallifax has accepted the appointment of Municipal President at Penang.
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    19 18 The latest joke in Cape Town is that the Commander-in-Chief has ordered 10,000 umbrellas to keep oil De Wet
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    19 18 Major T. J. W. Preniergast, R. E. has been granted the local rank ol Colonel whilst employed at Wei-hai-wei
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    20 18 The German mail steamer Hamburg bavins left Colombo on the 24th instant at midnight, is due here on Thursday morning.
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    21 18 Admiral Skrydloff was to leave Russia to take up the command of the Russian Pacific Squadron on or about August 6th.
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    21 18 Thk German forces in China, when combined with those on the way, make a total of seventeen men-of-war and 25,000 men.
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    32 18 'I iik price of condensed milk has gone up to 40 cents a tin at Kuala Lumpur. In Penang the price is said to have gone up to SI 10 a tin.
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    22 18 Ml Lew Ynk Lin, formerly acting Conanl-General for China here, has left j,in-l'>n, hiiTiiig be*ii ordered to assume i.-vu»ul«r duliM at Macau
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    25 18 Ai L N«MMm lmv<- ri».,n in |iri ie in Colombo of late. One rreis.n is tinad vent of so many men-of-war, all requiring fresh pruvinioos.
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    22 18 Owing to the prevalence of cholera in and about Negapatam, all emigration from Southern India to the Straits has been temporarily stopped.
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    22 18 The French ironclad Redoubtable, flying the Sag of Admiral Pottier, and the cruiser Chtuseloup-Laubat left Cherbourg on the 2nd iuut. for China.
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    30 18 The Qlengyle, arriving to-morrow, has on board a large <juantity of stores for China. She also can i»s the sections of two 40 feet launches, with guns, for river work.
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    26 18 A kteld day took place on the 16th August at Aldershot of 23,000 men in the presence of Lord Wolseley, who afterwards criticized the operations drastically.
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    32 18 Messrs Powell Co. advertise a furniture sale at No. 10, Mount Sophia on the Ist and also a sale of building sites and brickworks at their sale-room on tbe sth September next
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    34 18 Colonel S. S. Sumner, late Military Attache to the United States Embassy in London, has left Southampton for China. He goes to Taku to resume th« command of his old regiment, the Sixth Cavalry.
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    32 18 Thk cricket match -Officers of the Garrison etc., v. S. C. C— unfinished on Saturday, will be finished on Wednesday. The hockey match fixed for Wednesday afternoon has been postponed in consequence.
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    32 18 Legislative Council meets to-morrow afternoon, when the adjourned motion regarding the erection of an additional ward at Tan Tock Seng Hospital will he proceeded with. There are several Bills also for consideration.
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    34 18 The following appointments have been made »t the Admiralty :—Lieutenant C. MacKenzie, to the Centurion for the Whiting, in command, to date July2«lh; Lieutenant H S Sherbrooke, to the Centurion, to date August 20th.
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    41 18 The Redjang L*bong output in July was 770 ounces of gold and about 6,000 ounces of silver from l.i'st tons of ore crushed. The May output— 77s ounces of gold and 6,034 ounce* of silver fetched about 48,000 guilders in London.
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    43 18 Orders have been issued directing the first-class gunboat Rolller, recently paid off from the China Station, to be ready to commission in November for another term of foreign service. The Rattier is to be refitted at Sheernens Dockyard at a cost of £12,514.
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    42 18 Arrangements have been practically completed for the purchase by the I nited States of the Sibutn and Cagayan Islands, says the 0 Express. The Sihutu Islands form part oftheSulu Archipelago the Cagayans are a group of small islands in the Sulu Sea
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    54 18 The (Mmmh gives an account of the Edinburgh University Graduation ceremonial. The degree of Doctor of Me'Mcine was conferred upon fifty-two medical men;and three of thme received -■■Id medals for the wri'ten the»ii> required. One of the three was Dr. D Galloway, M. D..-M. R C. P. E., of Singapore,
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    66 18 In London, a complete set of Mafeking »iege notes, comprising notes for XI, 10s :1s 2s and Is., and an envelope with three 3d. Mafeking siege stamps, and two 2d. cyclist siege stamps, realised 20 guineas. They were the property of Sub-Inspector A. D. M I'iTay, Cape Police Another set,
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    70 18 Mr. A. L. Butler, the Curator of the Sulangor Museum, tells, in an official report, how, in June last, during a visit to Singapore, one day was devoted to an excursion to Bukit Tim.in with Mr RHlev to hunt for a rare but very small toad (Secthopl.ryne guentlteri), which was
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    A FATAL COLLISION.
    54 18 A Chinese syce was driving a gharry and pony along Kling Street on Saturday evening when a palanquin driven by a Kling collided with the gharry, knocking the syce of the latter of)' Inseat. He was taken to the hospital, but died from the injuries received. The
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    S. V. A.
    56 18 The result of the S. V. A. shoot at Ballestier yesterday is as follows poss. 400 yards Corpl. Harrop 31 35 500 (ir. A. Lyon 26 35 Gunner Downie won the best aggregate with 62, Seret. Makepeace being second with 50. Corpl. Ronald and Gr. Taylor tied
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    THE POLLARD COMPANY.
    62 18 The Pollard Lilliputian Opera Company brought their visit to Singapore to a conclusion on Saturday evening, when The Lady Slavey was again produced before an enthusiastic audience. The play, however, was cut rather short owing to the members of the company having to board the (Hung Ann
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    THEFTS.
    79 18 A Chinamas living at Canton Road reports that a bicycle and several pictures have bean stolen from his house. Douleb, a Bengali, states that a box belonging to him, containing money and property valued at 5129, has been stolen. A box continuing tl 18 belonging to a Chinaman living
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    THE BEST LIGHTED CITY IN ASIA.
    83 18 what competition is doing. This is the distinction which is likely soon to be earned by Colombo, says the 'Aim* of CeyUm. A proposal is afoot to reduce the distance between gas lamps there from 70 yards to 60 yards, and in the course
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    PATRONAL FEAST OF THE CATHOLIC CLUB.
    200 18 At the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd, Brass Bassa Road, there was held yesterday the patronal feast of the new Catholic Club, when a pontifical high mass was celebrated. The sacred building was crowded to overflowing, Had the instrumental and vocal music was as
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    WARSHIPS AND TRANSPORTS.
    539 18 The German gunboat Scknalht sailed for China at 9 30 a m. to-day. The German man-of-war lad* was to leave Colombo tor Singapore on her way to China on the i'4th instant. The Russian transport Odessa arrived from Odessa on S.itur uy fche has 1 4U7 soHiers
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      THE CONSPIRACY AT PRETORIA.
      44 18 LIEUT. CORDUA SHOT IN PRETORIA GAOL. landon, Monday. Lieutenant Cordua, who took the leading part in the conspiracy to kidnap and shoot Lord Roberts at Pretoria, and was tried and sentenced by courtmartial, was shot yesterday morning in Pretoria gaol.
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      OPPOSITION TO BULLER.
      43 18 Later. LIVERPOOL .SURROUNDED. General Buller is encountering considerable opposition near Leeuwkloof. Two companies of the Liverpool Regiment mistakenly advanced to a hollow out of Bight o' the main body. They were surrounded and lost 10 killed, 46 wounded, and missing.
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      DE WET GOING SOUTH.
      23 18 De Wet has crossed the railway midway between Potchefstroom and Johannesburg. He is making for the Orange River Colony.
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      RUSSIAN ENROLMENT Of VOLUNTEERS STOPPED.
      22 18 LaUr. The enrolment of Russian volunteers and reservists for service in the Far East hat been stopped
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      BOERS IN THE EASTERN TRANSVAAL.
      54 18 LORD ROBERTS DIRECTS THh OPE .ATIONS IN PERSON. BATTLE WITH BOTHA IMMINKNT. Lord Roberts has arrived at Wonderfontein. General Pole-Carew has oecupitdav Belfast on the Delagoa railway line. The enemy are holding the ridges near Dalmanatlia on the Delagoa liae. General French is moving to
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      CARRINGTO'S MOVEMENTS.
      17 18 CARRING TO 'S MOVEM ENTS. General Carrington is in touch with Lord Methuen who is at Zeerust
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      ADMIRAL SEYMOUR ON THE FRENCH.
      48 18 EXCELLENT IMPRESSION CREATED IN I' AH IS. The highly complimentary letter from Admiral Seymour to Admiral Courrejolles, with regard to the gallantry displayed by the French detachment with Admiral Seymour's expedition to relieve the Legations at Peking, has made an excellent impressiontat Paris.
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    SOUTH AFRICAN WAR.
    349 18 Calcutta, leth August. Ever since the affair of Sauna's Post, Christian De Wet has been the Mb noir of the British generals operating in the Orang River Colony. The measures taken by Kitchener to entrap him appeared most complete and the promptitude with which Metbuen co-operated from
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      1018 18 THE ROBINSON PIANO CO. 3 CHEAP AND GOOD NEW PIANOS. One by the Bridgeport l'iano Co. $293 One by A. Allison (small model) 275 One by Munt Bros 375 THE ROIUNSON PIANO CO., 33, HAFFLES PLACE, SINGAPORE. AUCTION SALESJALAN BESAR, KAMPONO KAI'UB PARTICULARS OF BUILDING ALLOTMENTS. TO M BOLD BT
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      537 18 ai UIU.N SALES. TAXJONU PAGAK ROAD AND SINGAPORE RIVKR. OA BUILDING ALLOTMENTS itlu4\) Jong Fagir Komi, K»ub Street, and allotments" mohaMeij *6IUM ROAD near the Singapore Kiver, Kampong Martin. To be sold by auction at Powell Co.'s sale-room on Wednesday, the ifiKh Augu-t, IUOU, at 2.30 ;< in For particulars,
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      780 18 [ATBff AI)VKI.TLSKML\7>. BOARD AND LODGING (IOMFOKTARI.K, good attendance, and j nry quiet at "A" Wilkie Koad. Terms moderate. For further particular*, apply at the above addreu or to Q c o Strain Time: v.c IMPERIAL OEKMAN MAIL LINE. FOR HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, AND JAPAN PORTO. PHE Imperial German mail steamer I
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      116 18 Mtfl*ol ol that ooodmoo. many Jl 8. tf. «m rajoutod tuat itufol othorwiM bn pebluhad. All •dtanuina' ootiimcti an attbMot to tha ooh-m--t.oo that th< Jiasaftr "aj bare U« adTtrtumiuit ont of tba paper in OMa of praM of Mttar. but ant 01 inn than loot dan «aoh Booth The
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    ADVANCE MAIL NEWS.
    656 19 The man who attempted to murder the Shah of Persia is Francis Sulson, an anarchist, who has been wanted tin a charge af murder Salson is a native >ron. in France He confesses that lie »:iylald M Casinur I'.-rier, !>ui that when he attempted to use his
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    MS DAY FOOTBALL.
    86 19 I iv: I Mil Kitillcsiiiiis met the Mohammedan Cricket Club (Bam Bbaat tod team) at Jalan Beaar yesterday in the und of the Darul A.Ub Foot hall Cup competition resulted in a win for the i ltd Eta Ity three goals to one Baker scored one of
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    SEPOY LINES GOLF CLUB.
    88 19 V i j At ntii are the results of the Men Monthly MednKJolf C.)in|>etition, whioh look place at Sepoy Lines on Saturday list the L'.-.tli Hint and which was easily won by the lion 'bit K M M.-nwitlit-r I- M M.rewether 41.47 ro «lt 4J Major
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    REGIMENTAL BANDS.
    159 19 REGIMENTAL BAN DS. lIOKOt IMR "nR«ITB HWt* Sik, Your correspondent I. I I) does not se«m to be aware that, nun i table though it be. Kngli-I, ng nt.,l hands play practically wherever tiny we paid to do so. During the Cairo season after tlie Khartoum campaign. Ihe hand of
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    BRITISH NORTH BORNEO COMPANY.
    944 19 BRIT ISH NORTH BORNEO COMPANY. Hr R B Martin, M i\ presided on the iilol ult. at the SBtfa half-yearly mil nng ill the British North Itorneu Co. held in London. A resolution, expressing the deepsorrow ■I i In- meetuiK at the loss sustained by Her Majesty the Queen by
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    HARBOUR PESTS.
    146 19 ■l K-Ttßi.Av murning the hurhour p6Hm patrol MH passing the Hylamg li.n tli.y s;i»- two Chinaman in a cargoboat alongside hand out several bags to anntli.r Chinaman in a nainpan Tlie latter on seeing the police rowed away tn« u. I- Tanjonu Rhu, but the police, ift.r takinp
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    L. L. T. C. TOURNAMENT.
    70 19 SATURDAYS I'LAY. LADIKs' DOI'BLKS. in. owe 15.4. beat Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Halzmann, owe 16, tt-4,6-3. TIE FOR TO-DAY. LADIES' DUI-BLKB. KINAL. Mrs WwMel and Mrs. Braddell, owe 8, v. The Mibsds (iunn, owe 16 4. 1 1 1 MM TUESDAY. HAJIPIONSHIf I'AIRP. HNAI. l
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    ARRIVALS BY MAIL.
    30 19 Per P. 4 O. s. t%* from UnHonMe».r» C. William-, and Hilby From M iv i11... Me-ir. B.- j»6eld, i-w.D »ud Jlelbis. itum iea»i^— J»r. t>. blick.
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    CHINA.
    697 19 C Wiret from Europe and India.) SITUATION AT SHANGHAI. l.tmiion. \6th Augutt Owing to the continued objection on tbe part of the Viceroy, stimulated by the aecret instigations of the Consuls of jealous Powers, Admiral Seymour, under instructions from the home Government, has given orders for unlanded Indian troops
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    TROOPS FOR CHINA.
    215 19 Tm P <<nd O. steamer Vlytle, which arrived with the mail from home yesterday afternoon, had on board 11' ullicers and 27u men for service in China. The troops, who all come direct from borne, mainly comprise Koyal Garrison Ailillery, drawn from the K.i- urn -,d Southern
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    BOERS FOR CEYLON.
    90 19 So many Boer prisoners were expected in Ceylon that the prison camp at Uiyatalawa is likely to be found insufficient. Another camp baa been taken in band there, but even that does not meet requirements. An additional site for a camp has been fixed upon at Urogaeinanhandiya,
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    RUSSIAN PREPARATIONS.
    785 19 RUSSIAN PREPARATIO NS. W KiTi.so from St. Petersburg on July 28th, the correspondent of the London 7'u/iM says Although Kussia officially and diplomatically has no intention of taking the field against the Chinese Government or any other constituted authority, she i* all the same at the present moment undergoing all
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    MUNICIPAL PRESIDENCY.
    91 19 THREK YEARS' TENURS. The Municipality of Penang bave asked Mr. Hallifax, their .Secretary, to apply to the Governor lor the post of Municipal President there, now vacant by the resignation of Mr -I Kennedy. Tbe Governor wrote to the Municipality on the Htfc July that whoever was appointed
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    CKICKET.
    447 19 8. C. C. TOURNAMENT. OrriCSKSOr<lARRlSO!l ANDI. V A.V.I.C.C Oa Saturday the tournament cricket match Officers of the Garrison Ac., r. 8. C. C. was commenced on the Esplanade. The Garrison went to the wicket first, but Dewing was dismissed before a run had been scored. Noon partnered Abrams, and
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    CLEARANCES.
    160 19 Din. Vcwsl'i Name KuqAßio CiPTii» Dmti>atioi .a«2S 25 id 27 S7 »7 »7 JT it n ft *7 •-•7 -.7 87 «7 S7 V Johanna Brit itr. Baa Fob Uuan «tr. Deli Oar ttr. Kii-v Bill str. Vucoois Kch str. Pakan Brit Mr. Hong Man str. Hjre Lcong Hr.
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      417 19 A Helpless Cripple N. Bengert of Norborne, says:— For nineteen months I lay a helpless cripple from Rheumatism. The weight of my body was reduced from 170 lbs. to 130 lbs., a proof of the terrible pain 1 had to endure. During all this time, I sought a cure, but
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      536 19 NOTICES. S. OU ASH I. JAPANESE TATTOOER, All 01 ur- In Hcwcst Btslcas. No 7<", Anton Road, Singapore. 9/9 KELLY&WALSfI,LTD. Physical Culture at Home. SANDOW'S OWN COMBINED DEVELOPER, <>K ME.V WOMEN, ft I 111 l Mlli:>. )NK DEVELOPER will suffice for a whole family. A FEW MlNUTES' scientißc exercise light
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      887 19 NOTICES. feTß All's UtlTavL. SINGAPORE. THE Proprietress, Mrs 8. McDonald, begs to inform the public that tbe above hotel is still under the same management and so'tcits the custom ot all her former and present customer., whose comforts will be attended to as of old. Mrs. McDonald wishes it to
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      992 19 NOTICES. gDiOAPORE SPORTDfO CLUB Programme for Autumn Race Meeting, 1900. 0CWBE1! 23rd, 2Uh, and 27th. FIRST DAY. Tuesday, 23rd October Fibst Raci. THE MAIDEN PLATE—VaIoe MOOA Race for Maiden Horses-Weight a. per scale (lOst). An allowance o? 21 Ih to ex-Gnfflna imported into th» Straits Settlements or Native Ktates at
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      272 19 ARRANUKMKNTS. Monday, 27th tMM HiKh Water. 1 IN p.m. H. V. A H.iuad and Co Drill. 5.16. 8. V. R. Parade. A. Co. 1.6. Tl'iUDAY, L'»I)I AUGUST. High Water. 0.16 p.m. German homeward mail due. l-.-Klitlatlv.Mi.iill.-ll. 2.*>. 8. V. A. Squad and Maxim Drill 0.16. 8. V. H Parade. B.
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    ARRIVALS.
    404 20 I m U is M Lti -'6 M M M ■> M M H r, m i •-'7 17 T, ■n II n i llMt Vbui'i Ji>i I A Ton. Utrriu Fmou Bio. .Will O the Wiip Brit Mr. 1 148 Ralph Pontianak (Mam Bus tra. 5849 Akimofl Odeesa
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    COMMERCIAL.
    584 20 M.MiiruKß. 37th Anauar, IWO. PRODUCE. (£a<« are oorwettd to noon\ Oambiar buyers 7.76. Oopraßall, do Pontianak, «•»>. Pepper, Black buyers MJt do White, (6*, 4*oo BagoFlourBarawak_ •> do Brunei Mo. 1 „*M Pearl Sago 4.074. Ooßee, Ball, 15% ba.il M.OU OoSee Palemi-ang. 16X baalt.. 37.0U OnSee, Liberian, No. 1
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