The Straits Times, 7 June 1901

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    16 1 The Straits Times. SINGAPORE. IHI DAY. JUNE 7, 1901. KSTI>. OVKK i A CEXTUKY. No. 2<i,v»:
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      878 1 NOTICES. "T»IIK BUI XROUUMPAMY, lIXIIIKH THK 5tan. 1.... 1 lit* Aaturajw i Ki.e Inmnrtcr. Ba w*7Atl«. *™ur-.- ,r 'niniv>ny (Kire). Tin. BaanjaW* UN AjaaMaaa So.-.^<y. I h» Crin* M..tu«l aas N»Tiir»ti< n .Viov"! TkaTattslWin baaa l-«r 'ompauy. X.» n»rti.-<.lHr« c-f theei. Ompaaws. <"" the Mi INI Mill ni d T»v
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      1168 1 .NOTICES. ioslPirfiiLLon's^E^ 1 -OHANII PPIX. I»\KIS. tooo. BPA fa lOf HijbertOmlitv; inilhariaßOrMlr-i Diirso W0 J* OHEAPCST J|B MM W STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. ironnuin vakbtvaabt aUATHaurru lioder contract with tbe Nethorlani's ludi.t Uovernu'eo! ,i Naaapsn i hbif AaJMor, i.»ti J. Uumiiu 4 Co., 2-\ Colxvik y.nAV. The ncd«rniention.«l ilato are only approximate
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      1041 1 NOTICES. Ideal Milk Enriched 20 per cent. Kf^^^T^* with Cream. |"Ssj^ Sterilized-Not Sweetened. I^7^, A Perfect Substitute for Fresh INSURANCES. THf. LONDON AND LANCASHIRE FIRE INBIIRASCK COMPANY. Capital fH.MT.fsI Paid up C»pi"jil £-J12.7.70 Roserre Fond £1,07.1,680 1 !>e ondersiKned. A.-eat! for the I'ompiny, are prepared to accept flre riska at
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      287 1 B A N K S. ZTederlanische Handel lalaatschappij. NKIHEIII.ANI'S TRADING S(M;IKTY MaaMMMai MM tUM UI"t:APIT«L f Bo.7HS,ooa(ai.l. t.-:.t«jii,(Nm, Hi.-t i:>-. bio f. :'.u.V4,UOO— (abl. Ml 600.) Head DSko in Ai.Kier.ieni. Head Agency in Batavia. Rkai" HK4 Penang, Rangoon, M.-.lan (Deli), B«marang. Sourabaya, Pa>lang, Cherilmn, Tegsl, I'ecalongan. Pasoeroean. Tjilntjap, t^orontnlo, i'alenil.m
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      506 1 NOTICES. KIMWAN liKHk WORHS to MM PANJANG. AKr. now Mipi.lying building bricks. ror particiilam, apply to Chop KIM BIK, Ml N.i. -.'4 MnliK-i-aStr-et. A RamMly fop a|| Irrn^ularltlra. Sou by Clnnaooeo D! ,-tmmg Co., Ltd., R«m«« "jaaa, Kinaapor*. ataarai cwa»« MMMajaaaN, ajamMM W. Dallaii Tlie Australian Horse Repository. HAS Wt.
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      707 1 Cuts, Braises, "calds and Barns, Or like Injariet, Are I'romptly relieved;!. r CHAMBERLAIN'S PAIN BALM A fsw applicmtioßH will .-ff.s t H 0..n.|.1fU. ur* For .-vie by all deal.-. in diiine. iverywhere. Mat W eta, a-jd fi.iM. deneral Agents, Th.D,S|»-n«uiy,singap;-« S-B WIK BALH K.\IPU)YMKM's IO I XT- AXJjpEHaONAKS l«r tki,
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS. FRIDAY, 7TH JULY.
    782 2 The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS. FRIDAY, 7TH JULY. Tim American industrial invasion of England is only in its infancy, but it must be admitted that it is a lusty infant from the outset. Mr —or, as he is called iv Chicago— Colonel Yerkea first opened the eyes of the
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    829 2 Auk years of proteulallons hiiil corres|>ondunce between the authorities of ■li.: fan lock Seng Hospital uvi the Ctov.TOineot, on th i suhjcct of the spread of beri-beri among the patients in the Hospital, the matter PM finally rafvrrwllo tin- Secretary of Slate for the Colonies. Dr. Manson, Medical Adviser to
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    312 2 Iv a resident of Singapore wauls to gamble his head off, or to hive a little lottaraJ card\ he MM either take a trip to Johore, 11 miles away, where he can play at py'n as long as IM has live cents to his name, or, if il so pleases
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    131 2 hMHMR Bjßasts .-Imw i,>hl then: were 731 Heaths lr..in all causea amoug our lroo|« in tSomli Africa 1.-ist month, and that H af tht-«<: were officers. This shown an increase of HI deaths us compared with the figures for April when the number of deaths was Hi, of wliicli M
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    7 2 Today's I mi bank rate is 2
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    8 2 Tn* MtooM Budget will be published to-morrow morning.
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    7 2 M. Q. Van der Bute PPC- I
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    15 2 A ladrch will leave Johnston's Pier for the Swimming Club on Sunday, at 3 p.m.
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    17 2 The Spring cup of the Singapore (iolf Club will be played for to-morrow at the race course.
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    16 2 1 he third-class French cruiser l,,jrr,tti is expected to arrive here shortly fit route for Saigon.
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    14 2 Tut Ponang Municipality has decided to spend Sl'O.ooo on a sitean.Dmildiiip. tor a slaughter-house.
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    24 2 Thk homeward mail by the M M s. a. Lavs closes at 8 p.m. on Saturday The Lnot is expected here on Sunday morning
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    20 2 I iik Chinese Protectorate have instituted a charge aguint a Cliinarran of selling a female child at Mil Henco'den Street.
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    33 2 Thihe will be a Rughy football match on the F.spl.iiia.le this evening between two S C.C. teams. The raiu of the last few nights ought to have put the ground iv good condition.
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    18 2 Tiikkk Europeans (coffee planters) and 178 natives are reported to have perished in tho eruption of the Klut
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    23 2 Mi Kelix Sternberg's concert at the Teutonia Club, to-night, an announcement regarding which appears in another column to-day, commences at b. 40 o'clock.
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    29 2 A OMM97 auto-niobile race from Paris to Bordnaux took place on May 2Uth. The winner covered the distance in f34 hours, the mean speed bmng forty mile* an hour
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    25 2 Tut; Copenhagen correspondent of Ite "Times says that -.unpl.-s of coal ohtainud from Iceland have been tected and have proved equal to the best Northumbrian.
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    31 2 Mo C J (\.l.\ lately of the Telegraph I'lVice at I'enang, has been appointed the Adelaide manager of the Kastern Kxtension Co., in succession to the late Mr. K V Bernard
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    38 2 1 1 is pro|iofed to have an BjC C. pick.i|. game of hock.-y at op m. on Wednesday the Hub. Thoso who desire to play are loqu-.-si.-d to attach their names to a ii-t .r me lub puilion
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    28 2 Nttt V iik shippers suspect that the K ii' er Wilhem's ambitious for Oerman uiariiiind supremacy are behind the i.e-nt purchases of steamers by the Hamburg-Auiericau fteauiship Co
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    35 2 Two more of the persons -Chinamen injured by tlie amoK-runner died at the Qmmml Ho-pital yesterday, bringing the total up to ten. An enquiry lias been opened into the affair but is not yet ."included
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    39 2 A Ntw York jury has awarded the K.iil o! Yarmouth *J,ooo dollars (£500), IaaMMSS) for libel, in au action which he brought against a uewspai>er. The pxper iv question aliened that be was a bad net"!* and an heiress-hunter.
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    43 2 lus K astern Kxtension Telegraph Company's cable ship Axglin has taken to Durban 1,500 miles of the CapeAuFtraliMi cable. The shore end of the cable has oeen laid. It was expected that the Mauritius section of the cable would be completed last month.
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    44 2 Ax oIIR-ial report shews that Jack Tar, considered as a commercial asset, is a rarer and more valuable possession than Tommy Atkins. By the lime he has been brouuht to the highest state of efficiency he has cost much more than the fully-trained soldier
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    71 2 Pki.i'Lk are liable to crow careless in liieir treat meut of MM) water. They do so at tin ir risk. Only a few days back, we understand, a solaier in one of the foru in Singapore dropped a bottle on several dozen full sodat, with the r-suit that the whole
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    75 2 A v.citY useful little publication a short geography of the Malay Pesineula -compiled by Mr. R. F. Stainer, has been issued at ihe American Mission Press. It contains much information about the Peninsula in a small spice, and should be read by many who, though they reside iv Malaya, are
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    104 2 The en/azement is aunnuncol at home of Miss Vivian Sratoris, granddaughter of the late General IMyssox S. tii.tni, formerly President of the Inited Slates, to Mr. Archibald Balfour, a barrister of London, who is siai.-d to bo a distant relative of Mr Arthur Kalfour, the statesman Miss Sartoris, who made
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    106 2 Thi Artnlwnt Ap~'"r, with troops from China for India, will be released from ipiaranliuu to-morrow morning, and will coal. The troops are divided into three parties, the Knit comprising the atfth (A), oSth (B), and Bind (C) Native Field Hospital. The second party is composed of one officer, two sergoauts,
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    S. C. C. ATHLETIC SPORTS.
    100 2 Tub annual 8. C. C. athletic »i>nrU Kymkhanu will lake place on Saturday, 13th July, commencing at 3 p.m. Kntries cl"se at 7 p.m. on Saturday, July 'it li; the entry sheets are now at the Pavilion. Tlwe are, in all, ten eventa, viz: 100
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  • SPECIAL TELEGRAM To THE "STRAITS TIMES."
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      TELEGRAPHIC INTERCOURSE.
      28 2 BRTWEKN CHINA AND BERLIN fa|Mj) Ami M {lleeeuM ."> 10 p m. ytrteniay) liermaiiy his now restored freedom of telegraphic intercourse with the Chinese Minister at Berlin.
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      FORBIDDEN CITY ON FIRE.
      14 2 IMPKRIAL ARCHIVK- AND LIBRARY BO.PPOSBO TO BB l.( i- 1
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      NO LOOTING ALLOWED.
      101 2 On Tm'sdav night, during a thunder storm at Peking, the we'tern portion of the Forbidden City was lired, probably by lightning I ie«i iitc t lie rain, t tie lire spread rapidly destroying numerous buildings, including the Waving Hall, which is supposed to have contained the Imperial
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      THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA.
      49 2 CABUALTIH IN MAY Immm, M Jam. It is otlicially reported that, in May last, MMM were 7: VI deaths, either from disease, wounds, or from being killed in aiMun. among the British troops operat MJ in South Africa. This included twenty-live ollicers killed died.
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      MR. BRODRICK'S SPEECH.
      44 2 SO OROfMD FOR DISQI IKTIHK Mr. Brodrick, the I'nder-Secretary of (Hots for War, sMWMMJ at a dinner given to South African Civil Sur geons, pointed out tint then; is no ground lor disquietude in the present situation in >outh Alii. \i
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      28 2 BRITISH TROOPS. AIIK PUI WORSb TRAINtO THAN CMMMttI I in his opinion, the South African War had shown that British troops were not worse trained than Continental troops.
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      THE LESSON Of THE CHINA EXPEDITION.
      22 2 THE LESSON Of THE CHINA EXPEDITION. 11. maintained that the Chin.i n peditiun showed that foreigners had plenty to learn from us.
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      BRITISH SUCCESS.
      47 2 MMDH SIRPRISF.I). Utar. A portion uf Beyer's commando has been surprised at Waimbaths in the Transvaal. The enemy lied after a stubborn resistance They lost 37 killed, practically all their transport and supplies, and a hundred prisoners. Our ln»n was seven killed and eighteen wounded.
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      406 2 TO THE LUlniK lIX THK "STHAIrs TIHU." Sii;,- It is a surprising fact that in this :.'"th century p«ople can be found who believe that such performers ax the While Mahatnia can see inti. futurity. Otherwise such performances would not pay. Now 1 am nut inimical to such exhibitions,
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      39 2 Thm Home (iovernment have adoj". .i and remodelled the Drunkards Bill introduced intu tlie Hous* of Lord* by the Bish.ii> of Winchester. One of the Oovvrn.nent amendment!) grant* the hueUud of »n habitually drunken «if« ih<- ..,'> to attain --I'lritiQa.
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      507 2 NOTICES. NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY LD. GLASGOW. Manufacturers of Dynamite. Gelignite, Gelatine Dynamite, Blasting Gelatine. Detonators. Safety Fuses. Electric Blasting Apparatus. Tk, Krplom-e*, l*x,g all nutnufckCirift in (irtat Britain, art made to BUM Ihe high rUuui'inl nf tafnttf nnd pvn'y t*»U impoenl hy the Bntith Government aiui ore, therefor*, guaranteed to
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      1129 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. THE ROBINSON PIANO Co.. LIMITED. Piano Manufacturers and Importers. HSnETW- ZMZOZDZEZj, 1901. Most perfect— Most durable -Best value. Inspection Invited. frrS^ GOLD BAND AND LINE Cups and Saucers. ALL TO BE CLEARED AT TEN CENTS. WHITKAWAY. LAIDLAW ft CO., KISI.AVSON (iKKKN. SINfiAITIKK. FRAMES. Large Stock and V ariety
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      618 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS TOWN_HALL TOSIGUT. TONIGHT. CHARITY NIGHT. Hi- ii. -Hi ii-uili-ri-il li> (hr Ham in I- lo I tar feicicnporr luirillt— »l/.. Ilif Orphan*! Home nnd !>«■«■ 1 1 <>- pi lul sevnu *f tie innu w v aiueirs have kindly given their services. Kechenhf and up to d"le I'rogrnmmr
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      33 2 M. 8. 8. latoiid*.. for Ik* Straw* iww Mtumjd h* •ritlea en oa* aid* of tka papsr oalj By tk* iM,l*ot o( that coodiuoa. nan; U.3.H ara r*)»)Ud that nurbt otlwrwiM ha pt.bli.lwi.
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    s C C. TOURNAMENT.
    135 3 s C C. TO URNAMENT. I tit .iket tournament of the SC C. corn 1... i. to inoir.m af'emoon with a mateii between elevens representing nili.ei .1 the Kesular Army and the S A v iinl Sen mid Lnw in the lirst round TheiMlieei>ofthe Regular Ainu mi tln' s V
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    COOK VS CAPTAIN.
    557 3 A sTIIANOF tTOBV. Us 1 11.sd.iy morning Louis liecha. q, the conk of tin s. s. 4aaVMa*aaa, I at the Police Court to prose,t IVato, the master of the M wrongful restraint on board that ataaaaar. Capt. Pcate was arrestfd on Tuesday evening and wns released on
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    RUBBER IN THE PHILIPPINES.
    473 3 I iuiii or laTaanaalMi in mhaya. Üb. P. 1. Siikrman, special a^.int of the Forestry Burara oi the Pbilippinn, irhalaA Maniln recently on a tour el investigation in the St mils and lava, and, If necessary. Muuatra, in ordei t" ..I. tain Inl.inn i' 1..n n>Mrouig
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    LOSSES DURING THE WAR.
    221 3 111 l lAL STATKMHKT. Thk W.irdlliee hail issued tin subjoined tabulated statement showing the number of casualties rc|K>rted in the 8011 th African Field Force during the month of April, and the total casualties reported since the beginning i>f the war. It will he noticed tbit
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    MR BRODRICK'S ARMY SCHEME.
    762 3 I'ARI.IAMESTAKV DERATKIi. Mh Brucliick, Secretary of Htalc for War, in.. Mil a resolution in the House of Commons on the I:ilh May in eWMMOtkm with his army re-orjani-saliim scLcme Sir Henry Campbellli nii..Minan. the liberal 1.-iiiU-r, mmti an amendment, and contended that the army corps system
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    WIRE NEWS.
    1870 3 (FiaOaato.) HOME. Mk I iiambcrlain on tho 25th May .iiteru.ined l.ird Milner at Clari.lee's II .let m luncii.on The guests included thu D.ike of Cambridge, Lord Salisbury, and other Ministers. Mr. Chamberlain, in toasting Lord Milner, eulogised the work he had accomplished, and spoko of the greater work
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    S C. C. LAWN BOWLING TOURNAMENT
    44 3 THI'ItSDAY'a I'LAY MU HANUKAH. IJeaiiclerk oboatVVhethaiu-i I", :!1-U I. in nluls t- I') beat Karle-f S. tl-W TO-DAVB TIKH. 51N..1.K HANDICAP. .1. VVinter-f-G lstili-1 B. >oirie+7 r. Billin(!S+7. POl-RLK BAMDICAP. Kni-ev an.l Clarke scr. r. cbudluigh D.l Darbibhira-f-a
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    STRAITS CHINESE R. C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    86 3 VKSIEBDAV's PLAY. (A.) Sob Peng I.mi beat Tia Tiani Kirn IS,) 4-0, "A (A M'liia H.w.l leek (s.-r.i v. Tan Uu.% W.li 1.1 rm- IWi-.' (B.)rinng Chin trni i W <■••■■■ I) Ih.-.i Kong Tihh siong, 61. ro-KAv's Tins. (A.) C'hla Keng Cnln SU)
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    ARRANGEMENT.
    190 3 Kkihav, 7ih JtKl: Hun Water. 1.48 p.rn Oanastl Teutoni» Club. P. Hanvnrdij lown Mall. i> Hatpbhav, Htu JtiCK. Hitfli Water. Lie a.m. tM p.m U. R. A Practice Shoot. Tanglin. 3. M M. homeward mail closes. U p.m. I. O. O. T Temneraoce Club. 7 SO. t, C. U
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    COMMERCIAL.
    5 3 HIS..AI-OKH. 7TH Jl'NI, IHOI.
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    PRODUCE.
    89 3 liiinl.ier l.uy.-rs Copra Bali 7.W Jo Ponti.nak 7.0S I'cppcr, Black i«.7n do While,(/1»/) 4600 Sago Flour Bkrswsk .1.10 do 11 iiih-i No. I 2 Til Pearl L'seo S.«O Coffee, Bali, IB"', basis W0 Coffee, Palembang. 15": basis. S«00 Toffee Llherisn No I 17.75 Tapioca, small Flake 1" rlo do
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    EXCHANGE.
    127 3 On I/mdon.— Bunk 4 m ?/0 IVmsnd I/'IJ l'riv«te«m/s. 2*>; do. Sm's 5/0 Oil r,Vriiinii«. -Bank il'.l SO-.' Privnte Sm's iS^\ I)o. Bm/s ?10J On r'raiiw.- Bsnk Hi ?<«J Private Sm's 2M> Do. ml* S«l On India— Bunk T. T 140} Private SO rl/s ISI On Hongkong Bunk T.
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    SHARES.
    318 3 luuiw (iMin p-n htjM fully niii.t 117.n0. •Ke.-hsu ifnlH («in p«i.|> $i.vn TheX. K'.-hau MininirOo »!.«>. H..111 h Raut.s (sUlr) p.l > tl I sellera. s.-pi«u dinr.n tinra, barar*. •Rerlji»ng Lel.nne(fl. loo) »'»flo.io. Punjoms <«l paid.) ft Vi sellers. Pshnnil Kalnnv I'"' pd 1 KM. B'ww»h(ioW Mine (nn.|.)t 1.7-1.
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      43 3 A .-<'!,■ tlir.-.-ii may he qtjitkta cured l>> applying a flannel bandage iiarii|ie.l aith ('haiiitvrluin'H Pain Balm A lame back, a pain in the side or client. aboaM bl 1 1 rated 111 v similar iiiamiiT Sold kj nil ilrult-rs io Mfilirinri. Tim Dis-
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      86 3 CROI.P. A few minutes' delay in t i.-ai 1111: some cases of croup, even tbe length of time it lakes to j;o Mr a doctor, often proves dangerous. The safest way is to keep some good rclirble Croup medicine constantly in the house There is none better than Cunmberlaiu's Cough
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      513 3 not RK.vuND son 1 bats who have suliercd yeur aUtt year from Khcumnti«m will be glad to hoar of a taSßasrj thnt bat patmj r.n absolute s|ie.-ili<* I li.-i" ur»* no conditions of Kliouniati-.nl. no nistlcr how M.-vcre nor from what cnu c. thut cannot haattsMatal* lie relieved, und perm:i>>
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      98 3 Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. STOLEN :«5O NOTES. Between tlie afternoon of Saturday, M;iy 25tli, and tlie morning of Tuesday, May 28th 1,739 Hongkong and filiangliai Banking Corporation Notes, each of tlie value ol 830, were stolen from tlie Singapore Ofliee of tliis Corporation. All holders of notes of this
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      538 3 NOTICES. MALACCA TKA HAS NO EQUAL. 1 an* It «.n rlt la ase It always. Hl' V MM cup that cheers but not inebriates TO RE HAD AT Messrs. John Little A Co.. Ltd.. Messrs Ann Lock A Co Battery-road, an.l Messrs \ollg I.™ Bflng. OreharH-road. m. w. f ASSAM
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      846 3 NOTICES, HENBY THOMSON CO.'S OLD IRISH WHISKY. Al Mipplied hy warrant to Hiuilly ami to both Houses of liirliiiment. JOHN LITTLE XCO.LTI). BIRGATOBB. Ma)' m.w.f i'> SIHPI'IXCJ. INIXMJHINA STEAM NAVIUATIO.N COMPANY. UIIIID, KOU RONOKOHO. 'I'HK Comrmny'. .lenm.-i AT.I/.v.l 1 i'.cith ion«, Oaatain BaUsr, bavins left Caleutln on tlie :«nli ult..
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      94 3 VVEATHKR RKPUKI Vr.,,.i...... ITmtmm WasHas 1 t«A lasts, txul. Warn Mpm 9p m. Km-mci. Har 'JUHBS39.776JS.Bta Term. »7R H».l «fl.O !f< W. B" 1.-. 81.0 81.0 78.9 -S i Dir.o'Wn.. IS, b.w. s.iv. Ma».Tetnu B»» c£-§ Mm 73» b'S "I Ifaa. la >%q MU =!!-S~ Torr. r.i 716 Rain' i
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      1040 4 Undertaiihe*lln<tii«f"' o» lions are used:— sir *tBara.r tk bq. barque soli.— schooner; Y. I. V.«, lit. Cru.— (.lralser; <lbt.— anob.>:>r Tor Torpedo; H.p. -Horse-power Brit/— British 11. S.— United 6Mte> I'r.Krench Oer.— German Uut.- Dutch; loh.— Jobore *c, O. c.,—Ooneral-t-arKO d.p.— deck passsngers I.- I'n.-r tain T.
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      YESSELS EXPECTED.
      728 4 .Vn.il- port, n'oluiblt dnlr nt <irr.nl. an.' MM of agrnt: IHMH A LOOM, Bar--«lona, left May ;!.'>. Darl.iw. AdlU, Europe, Juik- M; b«hn Ueyer. M.-Mi..v« Liverpool. JuneM; Mani>flr)l.4 MliiiK I'oiia, June 12; DMMsIa, \mur. l.il.au. Ml M >r 20 llin.-i. Loi.-'lon. Julyj; P.'< 0 llrnvM, It-itavii. lune)); l>vn.l.|..
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