Straits Times Weekly Issue, 25 October 1886

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    27 1 The Straits Times WEEKLY ISSUE. New Series. Published for Transmission by Every Homeward Mail Steamer. [Pkice 40 Cents VOL XLII. SINdAPOKE, MONDAY, OCTOBER 25. 1»»(j. NO. IVIW.)
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
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      BIRTH.
      8 1 iustant,the wife I E Ivvi H 8
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      MARRIAGE.
      20 1 At St. Andrew Tuesday 19th instant, by i Iryairt Wonnacot t An i honyHas Fann late Kenneth Brnc- 8
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    • Obituary
      DEATHS.
      35 1 On tiie loth Sept., drown. ir 1 lombo. FBAHCIB William son of Rev. N. A Gablm^d, V Tulse Hill. London, aged 29 At Sophia Hill, Sing 17th October, aftar short illness, H BUJtNB >nprem
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    MONDAY, 25th OCTOBER, 1886. LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    157 1 Pr >: G.*"> oi Cube o. No. 1 do. do. No. 2 Coi ra SiantaD do. Pontianak... pper Sajro Flour, Sar -o ►onthine Tapio -a,, small Flak'do do. Ist qu do. raed. flake do. small pearl do. mod. do Stioklac, Siam Cloves Amboina
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    SUMMARY OF THE WEEK.
    464 1 Thjb U hmeward mail wrai kched on the LBth instant, per P. I and the preheat mail is taken bti itwner A The Londop mail of the 24th > ww on tl M M i tpore on tii-' 16th tti per I*. A I >. and
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    Goverment Gazette. 15th October.
    792 1 Her -v the Q ieeu baa I" illon and confirm th 0 I No. VI of "An >n! for iplifying and improving the Practic lyaneing and for resting in Trusi rtgagees and Others various Pon commonly conferred by provision inserted in Settlements M s Wills and
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
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      36 1 "TOSH WHISKY.' Skipped by Umtn. Mackintosh A I InTernc IS THE VERY FINEST OLD HIGHLAND WHISKY. Ever imported into the Str tiemeat*. To bo obtained only from EVEREI Sol N.B. Quality guaranteed no' I Sinpr.ipotv. S
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    • Miscellaneous
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      60 1 «a«____ ■DH ____*BH_____M P A BSE NGERS. Per P. and O. steamer Ai-cuna. on tli-> 18th inst. For Singapore* From Shanghai Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Tucker. From Hongkemg Lt. Colonel W. Hughes. For Penang. From Singapore: 1 Police Inspector. For Colombo. From Hongkong Baron de Chashhrier, Revd. Lawrence, Messrs.
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      94 1 For Bombay. -From Hongkong: M»>ssr> 5. B. M.'ht.i and B. S. Mehta. For S Prom rokohama: Mr. Scherknoof. Fnr Venice From Yokohama Mr. Easto. For Brindisi. -From Singapore: Mr. PutarelU Roberto. For Marseilles. -From Yokohama: Colonel jndMrs PeiiiiaDt. From Shanghai Mr. an^ Mrs. Englaud, Messrt. King, Eu Kw&ng and Ton.
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    LOCAL AND GENEARL
    696 2 H.M.S. Egeria is to be commissioned at Devonport on the Ist November to relieve H.M.S. Flying Fish as surveying ship on the China station. Captain H. Aceinni, who is well known to many residents of Singapore as the popular commander of the Italian corvette Christoforo Colombo, has
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    Havas Telegrams.
    1588 2 The following telegrams appear in Le Saigonnais Paris, 6th October. The remarkable tension in the diplomatic relations between the Hova Government and the French Government is in a fair way of removal. M. Marcellot, Under Secretary to the Ministry of the Interior, has been appointed Administrator of the
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    Aloes and While Ants: is it True?
    2393 2 A recent traveller itates I "otieed that for the most part thi heil M of the Madras Railway wan composed of th eommon a!<* plant It is still eonundnun in my mind from which of two causes this came about. It may be
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    A hard case.
    228 3 It will be in the remembrance of our readers that Mr. Francis Nouis, of the Government Printing Office, died lately under very distressing circumstances, leaving a widow and nine children utterly destitute. Mr. Nonis died on the 9th Septeml>er, aud his widow applied tor pavment of his
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    The Positive Govermmeat Security Life Assurance Company, Limited.
    274 3 Kki ::kkix<; to certain articles regarding life assurance which hare appeared lately in Tmth, tlh' manager of tliis Company has issued a Leaflet shewing that the ivmarks in Truth cannot apply to the Positive Company. The writer in Truth finds fault with
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    Naval Intelligence.
    810 3 H. M. S. Firebrand was unexpectedly ordered from Shanghai to Chemulpo, to reinforce the British naval strength at that port. Telegrams received at Shanghai from Chefoo od the 4th instant say that the British fleet was expected there" immediately. The Qerman men-of-war Bumark, Oarola, Olga, Nautilut, and Wolf
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    A plan to remove Derelicts from the ocean.
    419 3 The N. V. Ma for rears urged tli.it maritime nations undertake i)i,> task of M possible, of derelicts, i t the good that would baa shown tame tin the neceasil it in the int. Test of \i ti-"-t the idea wa laughed
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    Concert.
    420 4 The Popular Promenade Coucert at the Town Hall on Saturday night last, 16 th inst. was anuuqualified success. The Junrangementsthroughout worked sojsmoothly that not the least hitch was noticeable iu the performance of the sixteen pieces on the programme. The only drawback arose from the defective acoustic properties of
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    The Bulk Oil Steamer "Gluckauf."
    753 4 The New York Maritime Register hays: The Gorman steamer Ghickavf, which hailed from this port on August 7th for Bremen with cargo of 1*10,221 gallons petroleum in bulk, is of such an entirely novel construction that the following description of her will, we think, be
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    The Deli Railway Company.
    577 4 Fkom the third yearly report of the Director of the 1 >oii Railway Company IbBs-b»>, presented to thv General Meeting of shareholder! <>u the 29th September 1886, we extract the following particulan Contrary to expectations, no portion of tin* line could be opened before the nu\
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    The Late Hon. I. S. Bond, M.L.C.
    626 4 Mr. I. Swinburne Bond, whose premature death ou Sunday last, the 17th iustant, at the age of 52 or 54, it was our melancholy duty to announce, was one of the most prominent members of the local bar and of the Legislative Council,
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    Upper Burma.
    1370 4 The following is the official summary, issued from the Upper Secretariat, for the week ending 2nd instant The northern division is generally (juiet. The news from Bhatno is satisfactory. Trade with China is beginning to revive. The local officials at Kogaung have resisted and killed a pretender to
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    REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
    135 5 for thi Straitt Times.) Fka\( k and Kn.;la\p. London, l€ih Oct. Tn« French Press replying to the attacks of the London Pri la deny that Prance is bent on seeking a war with England. The Eastern Question. Lorn v <A Oct. The Port iideavouring to le Bulgaria and
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    Telegraphic Summary.
    1014 5 ngoon Ga» ft St. Peter sth 'H.—The AustroHungarian i itive here, acting upon the instrud bia QoYernment, baa complained to th nan Government list the c<>i!. h; leneral Kaulbars, the I diplo :i.i. The J St. Pi t> rsburg, in an article ironicalli eommenta on Lord Randolph Churchill
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    EDITORIALS.
    821 5 Colonial Office Discipline. (8. T. October 16.) It is hard to make oift upon what intelligible principle the Colonial Office acts, when officials under its control in Greater Britain happen to have their mutual relations rather strained. The Colonial Minister's action with regard to the unhappy difficulties between Governor
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    Silver.
    524 5 (S. T. October 18.) It is most satisfactory to learn that the low price of silver has caused a panic aiiiou^' silver miners in Montana, and, in consequence, the mines would be closed, since to work them at the present ruling rates means ruin. If this be really the
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    The Johore Tin Streaming Company.
    1035 5 (S. T. October 19.) This short-lived concern is uow added to the roll of mining 1 A month Nublic support Was solicited upon the strength of puffed reports of socalled experts, whose practical experience of tin mining seems to have been surrounded with a mythical
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    France and England.
    656 6 (S. T. October 80.) JvDonra from recent telegrams, the impression at home it, thai France i> anxious, if not to quarrel with England, at least to tin the relations thai >t between the two countries. Now, although Renter's utterances an by no means infallible the present instance
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    The P. and O. Company.
    586 6 (S. T. October W.) Tmk ii, w contract with the P. and O. Company, the acceptance of which wai announced l»v Renter the other day, c.hi.'s into force on the I>t February L BBB, on the expiration the our now running It is beyond doubt
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    Tho Situation in Burmah.
    574 6 Tho Sit uation in Burmah. (S. T OcMh Lord Dufferin is reported to bare thui the pacification of Burma!) ii Btk>D of time. Now that Sir H, Macpherson, general of tried ex] and known ability, has been appointed to the supreme command in thedisturbed dig. i, b change for the
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    The Governorship.
    697 7 {o. 25.) I opi>ple and the I can 10 ibt wfc tlul if i i a th to <]>■■ people i desire I Frederick term of I the would (.he numerical weakness of the oppo ild appear in a very striking apparent form. We have already i Ito
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    Penang News.
    707 7 i Gazette 12ik a %d 15th Oct. The of the mi >wer, conLence, upon over-lading, d rise to considerable jion upon this very important budsurprised toll it sfore the matter is >p. A Hongkong eontem- nal nit j. nit yof bj Chinese Leave port dan- overloaded Imt may
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    The Municipality.
    2197 7 Minutes of Proceed Municipal < !omm i lay the 6th I i LBB6. M. Dr. T. I. Bowell, p.c.m.o. J. P. Joaquim, Esq. C. E. Crane, Esq. Tun Ceong Saik, Esq. In til- al a th President, Mr. Joaquim took the chair. The Minutes <>t the last Meeting
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    The "Buffs" Annual Athletic Sports.
    1315 8 The "Buffs Annual Athletic Sports. The annual Athletic Sports and Assault-;it-arms of The Buffs," which were held at Tanglin on the 18th and 19th instant, by kind permission of Colonel Blaksley, commanding, were the best contested sports that have been held for years. Every event was keenly fought for, and
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    Malacca News.
    1151 8 i prom n < I",t1 ",t- wponcU nt.) Malacca, t5tA Oct. A Chinaman charged with disobeying a mbpoeoa and fined 18. A Cingalese was also charged with begging. His behaviour a] be thai <•»' ;i Lunatic and the Magistrate ord< hini t.» Bent to t!).' irian Daone li
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    The Royal Colonial Institute.
    1380 9 The fact that the Proceedings (A the Royal Colonial Institute have reach.. l their ■eventeenth volume comprisira proceedings for the financial year 1885-b. shows that the soeiety has metadecided want in British periodical literature* rhe object it has in view, namely to make the countries making
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    The Tin Mines of Selangor.
    1701 9 (By our Special Correspondent.J Pending the agricultural development >untrv. tbe I indusi ry of Belangor La tin mining, which haa been, and will continue to be fora long time to -onie, ;i source of enormous wealth, the gi I r part '»L' which, it is
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    Netherlands India News.
    652 10 r> Mr. i who, he dispute: bark the 11 I >leh-leh, Ikiin the I lln i who > Navy Coi r the intr over 1! Oleh-leh. In Penang also the the liii- ill be regarded with interGener revelat* i expected likely to throw a fierce tighi of
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    Deli News.
    559 10 ■ti d for Ho The sky meeting to be b Club, will coi the A :>:it forwa; of tl crying armed poK< proi i < i 1 1 linn! »man to r. Tii Deli < Lv Uolds thai I much too short it policemen. For some unknown reason
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    Manila News.
    548 10 (Translated for the Strait* Time*.) The Transatlantic Company has im!*. <l applied to the Minister (or the Colonies to I)l i released from their contract t<> carry mails fi\>in Spain to Cul>a, l>ut not from there to the Philippines. The Company has I ><"'if driven to this step
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    Paris Letter.
    1842 11 (From our own Cwrrmptmdent) Parti, 25ik Sept, H.> would be a poor Spaniard, and not worth his oU ida who has not made in his Lifetime one or several pronunciamientos. Thev are an appanage for every Castillian, and for whom, to appear free and independent must with arms
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    Sarawak News.
    445 11 (From the Saraivak Gazette of Isi OHober.J General Council. The eighth meeting cf tho General Council, or Council Negri, wjw held on the 15th ultimo. This Council was constituted twenty years •V" t>nce year, Imt tlu\ h«« miu-«» been altered t.i a meeting onee ererji three y<-ar>. its
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    On a Bicycle in Khorassun.
    1192 12 Mr. Thomas Stevens contribute! the following to tho Pioneer It is difficult for anyone who has not travelled among Central Asians to understand how people, so astute in many respects, can be made to play the part of dupes and simpletons BO easily in others.
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    The Stranding of the 'Dafila.'
    391 12 A W Enquiry waa held at >ur Ma Office, Hongkong, od the 1 Ith instant, t«» enquire into tending the stranding uaer Dafila, < 'ijtaiTi the South Bank, Hainan Straits i the 12th May last. The Court a Hon. Captain H. <i R.N., Elarbour Master
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    Selangor Tin Mining Company.
    575 12 A /l 1;l1 meeting of the shareholder! in this Company was called for p.m. on the 7th instant, at the Secretary's office. Shanghai When there wore present "Messrs. R. Francis (m the chair), and H. J. Limby, Directors L B. Waller. T. Latham, R. E.* Wniuewright,
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    Gold in Siam and the Malayan Peninsula.
    1127 12 Now that the serious depreciation in the price .»t" silver owing to the (tppreciation «.r r "i'l haa on the fin ncial w it behoves the financiers of Europe and \-]-.\>\ to Look round and Bee if there is any possibility of stopping
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    Draft Minutes of the Legislative Council.
    82 12 Wl w. -••in (i Hi> ExoeUeacj th«- Gortrac* (Sir Frederick A \V. Id, -i The Hon. thr Ofleer Com.tl»eTroof ,T. K) D, R. A. the Col. ry (J. P.Dickaoa, C M thf Attorn. ■%■-<;. n.T.il ul. \V |<„n-. »e Actg. Col. Treasurer (R. g
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    Absent.
    2833 13 The Hon. the Resident Councillor of Penan;,' (0. J Tr\ t tlu- Acting Resident Councillor of Malacca J. M. B. Vermont. J. Allan. The minq|pa of the previous meeting are read and confirmed. Sis Excellency the Governor reads his Address to the Council. Ti,,. Colonial Secretary addresses the Council,
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    Siam.
    935 13 From <i Correspond* nt.j Bangkok, 11th October. Although the at state of financial trouble! in tins country is very disagreeable, especially to all those who have to suffer under it, it cannot be denied thai it >n the Siamese the thai §otnething earnest must 1)»> done, aud the English
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
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      Pehang.
      123 14 signed Fi tt Jaetii ■<' repl) on a point which I a mere matter hi rem< ml its Gov< rnnieui. aud [do noi thiuk that putting ght light v* Ik'h he i mid person i rightened into taking ij> an unfortunate position I lency and suite in Ins country
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      Illegal Gratification.
      419 14 Sir, It is satisfactory t-> notice in vour »>!' Saturday last, that a proa server, [mamsah, was sentenced by Mr. Thomson to undergo three months' rigorous imprisonment for an attempt t<> obtain an illegal gratification. Without going out of the way other cases <>f illegal :_cnitiiieation may be
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      The Johore Development Committee.
      139 14 In your articl< of yesterday the J I Streaming Company, you make rei to an alleged [nil I'V the .1 >hore ►erelopmei a re] M B. Vei Ophir gold I m Muar, and in ret'"r. ace tli.T. to "ii >a\ i hal "it eau be readily
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      131 14 i 'i a [>amp] lished b\ th mittee Limited, and in which in) name appeal member of thai Committee, 1 ite that 1 never was a member <>t' the Johore Development Committee and had any iui s1 with it. and I uev< i knew of the publica.••it be pamph- iii\
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      Letter referred to.
      251 14 SingapoTi 3rd A 188 Gentlemen, -I have just seen a pamphlet titled "The Johore Development Committee Limited, < 'entral Buildings, Norl h John Street, Liverpool," March I eS86, printed b) H. Wightman Co., Steam Printers, Church Street, Liverpool. In this pamphlet my name appears as one ol
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      Gas Lights.
      163 14 Sir, We have had very poor Don without being able to discover what lias been the cause (»t 1 here bav< q nun ied od ihe subject I without arri unfallaci< elusion, i.. hal Paraffin oil in clearness and brilliancy thai which rather, strange to m\ burn* i
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      The Johore Development COmmittee.
      118 14 Sir, In your issue of the li'tli inst. reference is made to the Johore 1 >-•■. men! ommittee, the remarks therein hav< the flavor of a coveri intention of i q of tb( composing it. A- one knon connected if b ita forma mt in with
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      The Johore Tin Streaming Company, Limited.
      134 14 1 local iui 3 of The Joho 'inj»aii\. consider ii mj i make a short explanation i >,r. ctors. The «rd most honour and apr who uh n indn from In repot (l u </. to iuvesi th own &u<] I heir friend's illume
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      184 14 Sir, —I was wrv much surprised at reading a paragraph in your issue of jresterday stating that the former official at Johore alluded to in your article of the previous day had n»»ver acquiesced in or ■auctioned the report, and protested against his name having been made use of in
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      River Valley Road.
      92 14 I know t Mail 3 I- Mi from Hill I I During u resides many years in the neighbou*ho< i a constable pat n Valley I iini wee laiuous on thei may h. day, prowliug aboul the dial I'-ss taking the bea boua spotting the doors am
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      47 14 in i" Oxley, road apart. Th the VMtb We shops, the public Lights are plei "ii roads and fringed houses thc lights are curtailed render them n< to us less marks about thc invisible stantially c the for found iu ticular i ►urs tru Siugapore, :i I
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      The Johore Tin Streaming Company.
      1918 14 |i; I our leading article in jrour of the L9th instant on the Johore Tin Streaming < tompanj and the 1- I especially the letter ol Mr. Alh. d H maiden, the Secretary to the Company, which have subsequently appeared in the straits Tim*'*, caU
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      The Johore Tin Streaming Company Limited.
      1612 15 The Johore Tin Streaming Company Limited. Sir, The very romantic revelations, glaring statements, and pretended innocence, disclosed by Mr. Charles Vercoe (the late unfortunate and innocent manager of the above Company,) in your Saturday's issue, I cannot allow to pass by unnoticed, more especially his most cowardly attack and insidious
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      Burglaries in River Vally Road.
      117 15 Bib,— Still another burglary to chronicle in thi> district. W li.'iv and oh where* are the Peelers On tin niii- of the 21st, the residence >1 Capt Ross, Springfield,* 1 next to that of bis namesake robbed on the 19th, was the next selected, and
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    VARIETIES.
    604 16 A fashion writer says all the fashions are for slender women. They are eirtainly not designed for slender purser. In the current issue of a newspaper is ai article entitled "How to Pack Trunk.' The proper way to pack a trunk is to sit do\vi in an easy chair
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    New Guinea.
    266 16 The Ottillia, which arrived on Sunday from Wilhelmslandt, reports (says the Cooktomi Independent of Ist instant), the discovery of an important river and a splendid tract of uastoral and agricultural country. al>out fifteen miles northward of the British territory. The Ottillia steamed up the river which has been
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      695 16 ARRIVALS. m Flag. 5 Vessel's Name Tons. Captain From SaIUB COttUOVBM c Rio. -15 Ranee Sar. rtr. liB4 uak Oct. 13 Lim Lau 4Co 15 Bernardo Ital. bq. 7<>7 Andre* diff j un( 8 Gilfillan Wood &Co 15 Lorenzino bq. 022 Castagnola Cardifl Jul> 2 Boustead &Co 15 Lome Brit.
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      1267 16 CLEARANCES. DATS VIBBKLB NIMM (FLAG ElO CAPTATN Drt«trNX*t< Oct. 15 M. Msanatchy Jiut. str. Kruismann Madras via port* 1G Mary AustiVi Brit. str. xSicol Muar 16 T.^isrtin str. Riddle Malacca, Sang and Jngn W str, Moppett Bat*via Mercury str. Coultato Batu Bahra 16' Lome str. Hunter n i Rangoon lfi
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  • Page 17 Advertisements
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      374 17 POWELL CO. A UCTIOXEERS, SINGAPORE. FURNITURE, ic. Foe S.\ Almeirahs Ice Chests gedsteads (iron) Jewel Safes Bed-room Suites Screens Book Gmm Lamps Book Stands Linoleum Billiard Tables Matting Card Tables Marble Slabs Chairs U< it Safes Chamber Cupboards Office Desks Cabi: Office Chairs Chests of Drawers Punkahs Clothes Stands Piano
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      821 17 DUBART S Syrup oi Lactophospbate of Lime J irHtt ujwi Thi- '^P wtebes the Mood, yJi Irf H lfT l JF ana ttreptbeni tod restores all the PIP./ I I .1 TT *'U1 enertrie*. Pkospta'-c of Lime JL I' *~*JAMmI VJ Lb* lubi-unce BOtt cetestaiy to f f w^ oor
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      779 17 DR. J, COLLIS BROWNES CHLORODYNE The Original and only Gknuink Advice to Invalids, If you wish to obtain quiet, refreshing sleep, free from headache, relief from pain and anguish, to calm and assuage the weary aehings of protracted disease, inngorale the nervous media, and regulate the circulating .systems of the
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      1062 17 |\k. T AIXIKB "pUOSPHODYNB Mm ml) Itetrnt MtrttHnt <>r t tie kind or n*mr awardafl rxertiiraii .>r Wen. tl Oaten tta lnu-m»- ii KilibiUoti. ,<-i and rUr pi Trad* Murk- 1 I'll I lIODYMS K«ri«trre«l <><! r> iui <-r the Trv.li »rk« Art 3haa4 R). Certi'tr-. V Krjri-trarof Tt:»d. Xnrkv
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      442 18 YARROWS. BKAJjL STEAMERS A\!) STKAM LAtTKCHES SCRKW STSAMIKS WITH BPEEDI UAN^IN-i UP T I lu MILES AN ii •'it. PADDLK StSAWBBS Wit :>!.' i- 6 EN&KM OF watki;. STERN WHEEL 9TEAMSR9 WITH VERY SHA ,LOW DRAFT ESPECIALLY SUITABLE FOR BIVIER NAVIGATION. MACHINRKV GONSTBTJtTED FOB B »A :-> BUILT ABROAD VAIiROW
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      351 18 HCHWEITZERS COCOATINA. Anti I)y*peptic Coc i or I ,y GUARANTEED SOfIRB iSOLUBLE COCOA Of THE FINEST QUALITY u OUT SUGAB OB ADMIXTURE 'i 'f" NS The Fa mrrt prnirtitßK'^ it rl m<wt>fitri««mi. j di^»| P f or Lt'.i-Jie»,i. or Svpper;*' :\nd hiViiln»l»le for invalids nn^ children B</ini ataolately ••.'ill Cocoa,"
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