Straits Times Weekly Issue, 12 November 1890

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    27 1 The Straits Times. WEEKLY ISSUE. mm Serif. > PUBLISHED FOR TRANSMIT™ v 1? •a.nojja.j.3SiuJN BY i-iVERY HOMEW4I?T) TVTatt Q [Pkice 40 Cents. VOL XliVI. afja fafjaf NO. 3,5^a
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    BIRTHS.
    15 1 fc llth instant tho wife of J. N v, n K, of a son.
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    MARRIAGE.
    19 1 HU.mstanr. p u St. Andrew^ by the R v.^Porha.M. tli,. I%^/v,] (Jornmn eldest of Theodor Solni of Sintfanor«
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    DEATH.
    16 1 A. Malacca, p hftart •uisa Hklen, the belo^ 80-well. Act-mr S lir )f and l':»
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    STRAITS TIMES WEDNESDAY, 12th nov., 1890. CONTENTS.
    112 1 STRAITS TIMES WEDNESDAY, 12 th nov., 1890. CONTENTS. M Quota ti of I W Tel. and G 1 1 i >. rw Mining Advent ur- in (\>l.-' Another African Problem. ir and I pita] in Ausir Progress iu Deli. The Road to Raul.. Tho K i I( r Tim Straits
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    LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    148 1 NGAPOK LB9O. Gambi.-. ■> -7'.. J'.l". <lo do i\o. 2, 7.-'> 8a1i, 4.35. <io p Black, U 65. >;. l\:.s:>.\. 2.47 26.0(». T*p 4.10. uality 4.5". I I 4 do small a 4.35. -1 t >- r >, Siam tbuiiia 18.00. Ou.OU. m, Benares 477. 3/s^. maud
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    SUMMARY OF THE WEEK.
    400 1 H. K. si;- Cecil Clem tnti Smith, Gover- l t!l Colocy, arrived in the tteamer /i; :i '"l landed this morning with the customary honours. The Qaxetti notifies the appointment of Committee to collect Malayan product* j for exhibition at the Imperial Institute. The (late) Acting
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    REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
    677 1 (For Straits Times.) The Czaebwitch. London, 4th Nov. His Imperial Highness the Czare witch has started for Trieste on his tour to Greece, Egypt, India, Ac. I I'KLGIUM AXD SWITIUILAHD. Belgium hai proposed for a Swiss renewal of the Litiu Union for a period of five yea re,
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    THE "STRAITS TIMES" FINANCIAL TELEGRAMS.
    44 1 THE "STRAITS TIMES" FINANCIAL TELEGRAMS. 10n,5tl Norm her.— The {(iowiu i to-day's cloaiog pi i< .-s Pahan^r Corpntati.-n Lul. Bentong StrritH Tin (Ltd.) 3iam Gold Fi. < mber.—Th( an- to-daj'e closing pri< P.ihan^ ('nr|M»ration (Ltd. Ben'oujr Straits Tin i Ltd Siam Gold Pielda Th 1
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    RAUB SHARES.
    57 1 By cable from mis Bruh Corn fpondent.) sbane, Wedaes^^f •">th No vein Tbi IJT I'li.t' of day is 3 3 market firm. lirisba "ill Xi'wuiber, imL The closing |.rir- „f R ;ui b dav is 2/9 to market weak. !>»:. \V. Gilinore Ellis has ban ,ted a member
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    Marriage of the German Consul.
    215 1 Probably the st gat] ver witnessed a ma sembled at St. Andrew's Monday afternoon t<» uitm of the German Consul, Mi Miss Olga Bertha Sohst, <■ <•{." Mr. Theo. SoliM. All Cathedral were tilled, and it. •nt were If. H. th" A 111* t of
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    LOCAL AND GENERAL.
    52 2 iBER. contains some par?traits Times about the gold discoveries in G-emenchi. disc, to our Malacca corß-spon-mts there are worrying ■aiis.' they have no clergythem. The Sheriff is moanbis best in the matter, but gravely alleges that the ,11's efforts are in the liities looked down n,. >n
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    Police.
    124 2 On Saturday a China man named Poon A Choo was walking almii; Sou«h Bridge id, with a bao- i-outaiuing SlO in eopon his shoulder. When near Hokiou •ot a Chinese hoy namod Choo A Seuo; snatih the t ba^ and ]>assod it ou to a companion, but he was
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    Russian Coaling in the East.
    77 2 I: anticipated in Kr.-sia ih< i Ho> < that the r.» ;1 <•: will soon be as independent of English e->al as is that of the Black Sea. Vice- Admiral Nasimoff, in command of the Pacific Squadron, bas tried the coal that has just been
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    Indian Railways.
    347 2 The last administration i n Railways iii ludia, 1881MH), is just out. 1' that the total length of Hues, now listtibuted as under l2 s t>,<)U«>, miles art' worked by mpauies— l7 lines 5,04 mi I>-d b\ the Shite; 4 lines 3,2-43 worked •I companies 8 lines "I
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    Perak News.
    120 2 (From 1. 1 Taiping, Slst i —Out Mr. NT. Hill of Krian mot with what >us accident win: tho \]»lodin'_r. }\>- has 1 in to Taipiog, that his .t will not bo niKinontly injuro<i. On the evening ot -i: .'"'th tho l>riti>U •[i t*ded i iSiiii:aj.»or ttfcJLabour Coinni
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    The Labour Commission.
    179 2 Tiksuw, l;u NO/BMBEB. At the meeting ot" the Labour Commission yesterday afternoon, Major Grey was called and gaTe evidence us to the scale ol diet served out to convicted coolies undergoing confinement in the gaoL Major Givv stated that in LBB5 a change was made iu the
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    Selangor News.
    168 2 er at Klang reports mbet elok ra \d ;l ■,mt- side >mpa:. condary I tferappli about i.A ired And I cted to vi^i' Palan Ketam. About n lio.i line, th« peo -vin^ pn ij of settling down with tl i it wives in This moi.tli ipletion of the
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    A "Gold Gazette."
    136 2 A Calcutta daily paper devoted entirely to the subject of the new gold mining interest is an enterprise that reflects some of the ardour j that is now being displayed in the share j market. The paper is published every evening, and contains the latest and fullest
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    The "Morning Post" on the Straits Settlements.
    408 2 The following, aiuoni* other Straits matter, appears in the Morning Post of October 11th Some Asiatics wlio wore engaged in the apparent attempt to export arms to the Notherlandsi Indies for tiie benefit of the Aehinese have induced the Supreme Oourtofthe Straits 10
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    Negri Sembilan News.
    151 2 I 16 ruiu\ DOt ID As stated in my 1.. the ian^r Railway from S ml of this mon£h. Mr [ing ou con in. l through tl in permanent pi and wl; Mr. Bah Bt with t Seri I to Sun D, within Kua la Pilah i
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    Broken Hill.
    205 2 Ten thousand maeaa oi ton! The Time; when it published the wire received by the Australian Broken H;K Limited to the effect thai two tons of ore just raised had been found to assay 20,000 oz, oi tine silver, which, together with the silver lead, was of the
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    Netherlands India.
    750 2 Thf newly start. Company has U> trade between the \Y> and the Straits Settles mot u>f, in announcing this ijH the move proceeds from a c< Chinese at Padang, who intend line of Bteamers from there to Pen ngflßj Singapore. They haw hoguu 1> ing a st< amor
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    Perak News.
    3210 3 rnmeni mknd nit r the Isr day of January, 189], povpram to enforce, th■il of th export duty on pepper mid ltumunder the provision- S;>.>. Uegnlations f, r Pepper and < I*n d the 15th October, 1885 The du*; rate of >i pikul on pep•euts a pikul on
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    THURSDAY, 6th NOVEMBER.
    170 4 Messrs. Huttenbach Bros. A Co. have received 500 Utu> of ore ami <>l slabs of tin this morning by the s. s. C. C. Smith from the Jelebo Company's mines. H.N.M.'s gunboat Samarang, L »-ute-nant-Commauder L d< ;i N M."> despatch boat SaieUiet, Lteuteuant-Coui-mander Van \Tosb, arrived
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    Singapore Exchange.
    120 4 A iii.N!.i;u. meeting of the mem ben the Singapore Exchange was held in Exchange Building this afternoon .r 15, Mr. S lid :iu r [n a Idii lon the Chair man, there were present Ranch, 11 and lv in. The mi; t General tied. In moving the i
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    The S. V. A. Camp at Tanjong Katong.
    270 4 Ihe Singapore Volunteer Artill I into eainp at Tanjong K '■>' ev ivy rain which prevailed throughout the heel the lai nuin- j s, and aa a [iience fcn e good aa it Tii" lirst nt Johnston's Pier at 15 p. in.,
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    Municipal Commissioners.
    1320 4 Mu nicipal Commissioners. Wepnvm>a\, November sth. Mf. Shbl] \< Of.jector-General. special meeting of the Municipal Commission' is was held iu the Board Room, Town Hall, yesterday afternoon at 2.30, Mr. deutle presiding. There were ut Messrs. Cuthbertson, Shelford, Jiak Kim. Tan Beng Wan, Lim Eng K Sobst, I;! Captain Cameron;
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    Lecture on hurch and State in the Fourth Century.
    1982 5 Lecture on hurch and State in the Fourth Century. subject n\ the they eaine n the mi\ iala urch ii, bewii i .itional sou caused by d< TV of .itine tb t, alluding to legends of i. couver i, a-. tnstana political m >ve wi ;i of •h- tkmat ii)_r
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    FRIDAY, 7th NOVEMBER.
    395 5 The X< thcrlantfs Sti the \l> genev by 1»> to l» prevailed il month, but it I ok lit! l>a< mosi lv i" en ga I in. A i the nuvtin^ <>f Justices lirlu in the Council < i'. M.ssrs. F^i u and \tj.t;iiu Craufurd the vacancies
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    The Raub Gold.
    158 6 i Bank <»r India A ralia lon «»:i the tirst consignment >>t' from Raul)) ii to-dav mi from London saying k>ld uiitUmu-d £:*.'2-ir.' It i the valiif* j>.t was 11. Standard Gold the md buys (a £'-\A7 aud therefore th value, ;u the following wav. or Bank
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    EDITORIALS.
    301 6 Another African Problem. a nber 4.) Thk telegraphic news of yesterday that the Turkish Government has largely reinforced tbe garrison of Tripoli through dread of au Italian occupation of that country, calls atteutiou to a portion of Africa, a seat of civilisation in aucient times, but QOW mostly a
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    Mining Adventure in Celebes.
    281 6 I pros] to CeJ ill mr columns sou < fcierlands laJia Qto\ gh ho id ou i K t\ theiaUnd I by the party. C lebeti is nominally and ■i in-.- interior r main r. aud the Laud of a. ou link* known parts i The
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    Labour and Capital in Australia.
    429 6 (Straits^Tinu November 6.) SThe great Australian strike, which our t&egrams announce to be virtual \y over, $as been a most destructive episode. Capital aud labour had long been in conflict there when matters came to a head aymt the middle of the year. Different classes
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    Progress in Deli.
    332 6 {Straits Hm* November 7 The close business relatious between this Colony and Deli render the welfare of the latter a matter of friendly interest to the public iu these Settlements. Affairs in tha,t Dutch possession seem to go ou smoothly, judging from official reports for the present
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    The Road to Raub.
    295 6 iulr ut ;it Tras 01. civil [i.irtly frI partly from authorii i ud contin 1 to tb l.ut that there u mi' luttry and lies us. Aral thi- Eui p.ti riv« {In I w si u path, i rely pith iviit eonditiou butlbereSM an«»tlu-r p >:nt
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    The Return of the Governor.
    956 7 g^ (Straits Times November 11 To-morrow H. E. Sir Cecil dementi thu-Ui resume the duties of his post *r an absence of seven months, and Sir Frederick I>icksou will cease to elK'ncy. Whilst Sir Frederick's administration ha. i n ioC ceasful b cannot be said
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    The Straits Police.
    366 7 I Straits Ti,, t > Nov* mber 11. The news that Maxwell has beeu appointed Inspector General of the Straits Police, iu succession to Colonel Dunlop retired, will be accepted with kind I j congratulations. The appointment was indeed expected, and is in accordance with the general
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    The Effects of the U. S. Elections.
    177 7 (Straits Times November 11.) The newly created world-wide interest m American politics hangs upon two things; first Qpod the McKinley tariff scheme which chiefly concerns Europe, and secondly upon the attempt to boom silver which chiefly concerns Asia. Now the preseut sharp change
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    SATURDAY, 8th NOVEMBER.
    250 7 The return of visitors to the EUfflig' Library and If u seam during tin* w.-.-k was 865. A fair uumbrr u f the memben of the S. V. A. attended the Tanjong Katong camp last ewL.ni*. Major Watson lectured for about an hour ou Um 8-itt. RUO
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    A Coolie-broking Case.
    243 7 At L1. 30 a. in. to-day, before Mr. Authouisz, Kho Ju Clii;< Heog A Cboy, and Hoo ASah irerechargi don remand, the first prisoner iritta wrongfullj confining under section :{<>'J of the IVual Code, and tinother two with aiding and abetting the said offence. Messrs. Bills and
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    Supreme Court.
    64 7 Low Quri Sev N lo I In the <-ase of Low Q-i Low Ee Neo, in whicli the second wife o1 now deceased, claimed testators estate and wa<? g>ound that testator wa ried at the time of marry in his Lordship the Chief hi lengthy judgment th the
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    The Malacca Arms Case.
    1491 7 Tin: Attorney General wruun 7 Hark <ii NPOWDBtt. Judgment i.-k thr Attorni: hal. The case, which arises out Malac, Ai in conne, seizure made od board t! and which eaine on forarguu Chief Just ifp on Mon<] which th. >Ci tt^j^^HKLtfl guupowder, on one appeared for
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    The United States Elections and the Tariff
    297 8 Whkn our telegram of this day has been compared with other mat tor already to hand, it must appear thai Reuter'a agency luin enlarged upon the effects of the present elections results, and their relative bearing oo the fiscal poHcy recently adopted bj
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    Government Gazete, 7th November.
    183 8 A despatch from Lord Knutsfotd is published enclosing a eopv of the Fonign Jui (1 A. t. u Borne o! its provisions bear upon Colonial mutters. The stamp revenue at Singapore from Ist January to 3oth September, 1890 aggregated $148,70] against $160,473 during the corresponding period
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    The 1889 Report of the Netherlands Consul General In the Straits.
    1765 8 The 1889 R eport of the Netherlands Consul General In the Straits. Mr Lavino's Comments on the Trade Between Singapore and the Netherla.vs and the Ne-TINJ|RRLVNDS-InDIES. The Netherlands CousulGenerars report on the trade of Singapore in 188i\ recently published by order of the Dutch Government, presents mauv interesting featnrea. To-day,
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    WEDNESDAY, 12th NOV., 1890.
    171 9 KREUTER'S TELEGRAMS, For Straits Times. Mat Britain and Portugal. lon, 11th Nov.— A temporary underlg to remain in force for six months 3n concluded between Great Britain and Portugal, the recent convention has been withdrawn and the state of things as they were before will be
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    Municipal Pensions.
    427 9 The proposal that the Municipality ghould contribute to Dr. Rowell's pension iu proportion to the time that he remained in their service tias received support from no member of the Municipal Commission save only the President, who is in such matters the mouthpiece of the Governor and the
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    ARRIVAL OF H. E. THE GOVERNOR.
    773 9 Ihe M. M. rteamer Djemnah bringing His Excellency Sir Cecil dementi Smith, and Lady dementi Smith and Miss Smith, was expected to arrive at an early hour this morning, and consequently several officials whose houses are some distance from town, and who might not
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    Municipal Commission.
    2689 9 Tuesday, 11th November. Thi itetfal fortnightly meeting of the Municipal Cotrittfifnootm was held ia t Board Room of th# Totfr Hal rday afternoon uuder the presides \tr. A. Gentle; there were also present M« Shelford, Cuthberts»on, Sohst, Crane, I Eng Keng, Tan Jiak Kim. and Tan B Wan.
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    Supreme Court.
    215 10 Be Kkng Chow <fc Co. Priority if Si ><tl Writ* qf Execution. Thi matt* r of priority between several too creditoit (the Facts of which were giren at length iu our issue of Tuesday k,) holding writs of fieri facias was tei daj Mr. Shear wood renewed his
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    Singapore Debating society.
    720 10 The Con- hi wet. Ministerial Statement. A meeting >re Parliamentary Debating S wiety was hold yesterdav evening to the Masonic Hall. Over 20 fstetnbera present, and Mr. A. Knight occupied the chair as Speaker. An lHdimo^a Oag. The first business occasional by th<revised standing orders was the
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    The Labonr ComMISSION.
    754 10 'The L;ib<>ur < t again v^M ,-Moi.ii. Captain < iineron,^^H pn.'sidinl. un<i Messrs. Powell, Hoop6j^^| Hitl l Qt. Couut C. A., de Geloo I) Klsloo, Mani^^H of the Lomlui Borneo Tobacco Compani British North Bornoo, ovidence. of me cla Q of the Company, and of the exorelt
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    Speculation and Trade.
    1978 11 In any general summary of the year 1890, mention should first be made of a hitherto unkn wu speculative spirit which characrUed the year under report, and which maiuly manifested itself in speculation in not only in mining ventures but also uii'iug .ons in tLe Malay States
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    Late Telegrams.
    539 11 i la Rangoon.) Za*ziba.,2UkOetob r -The Sultan of Yita lms refined to give up the murderers <>t" the Qeruuu a who effected :v landing there a short time ago, and is collecting Ins forces and mtking every preparation to fight. Loud",!, 27th Oi-tolh r. The report of the
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    The Pahang News.
    513 11 (Prom our Cor, A Stat«ment bt a Kuantan The Road to Rath in a Dei Condition. Tra*, near Raub, 29th Kelautan Malay, passing t his way to Singapore has n following story which may perb count for the rumour reported iu your paper a short time ago,
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    The Christmastide En' "tainments.
    708 11 A special general meeting of I sof (he »Siu-.i]. Criekei i «ra* m i in- TaiiLjlm L'iub last 1 purpose of discussing and programme of entertainment! Christ mo visitors I nun Colombo, Hongkong, and t li. Native States. T A. P. Talboi occupied the chair ai
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    Ihe Sungei Ujong Railway.
    1316 12 growth aud importance ot every re ahvav*, in some degree, tn.-a--the uumU-r of railway* it pos- h«* commercial and social i^'i i country with even a single =rli it is far greater iu the >i the outside world, tban a similar v which is not so
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    Saturday's paper Chase.
    243 12 Althuilh it rained heavily up till 4 o'clock ou Situ, lay, and it looked very buck and threatening thai later, th > s i ve v i'ai: lauce at the pi chase. The meet wai si Tanglin c'iui. and 5 o'clock Mr. Eolley led off with cut
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    Segri Sembilan News.
    302 12 (/•>.'/.< Correspondent.) Kuala PUah t tith Nov. -Tbe Resident returned from Johol this evening. Two ruses of Border were reported f rom tl station. Xhe first was thai of a Chin tapioca planter who wjis found dead a few yards from bis dwelling with no less than
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    Pahang News.
    937 12 trom >>n r >>r rcspona I'kni, 6th -A forl ii u ma'. various ■•>:•• !)<• a d'*ai of kdjfl oil stored iu them, and i< 1 all t li.' adj.xe.eiit hoM would ha\ >• biM'i) have no kerositx M Mi lit, hri; tllitl thflfl keepers Ivi < p
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    Selaimor and Perak Cricket.
    49 13 i Hy telegram from our Correspondent.) Kuala Lurapor, Monday 9.10 a. m. Iu the tirst innings on Saturday the Perak t<>am ina<le 55, and the Selautjor Tlif match is continued to-day weather splendid. Kuala Lumpor, Tuesday 8.30 a. m. Selangor has won bv one wicket.
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    Lawn Tennis Club Tournament
    129 13 Thursday's Play. Mr and Mrs. Earle beat Miss Isemonger and I Capt, Ridout. 2 set* to 1. Mr« SaUraann and Mr. Garrard, owe 30 v. Mrs Tripp and Mr. Vade, scratch unfinished, Mrs. Tripp and Mr. Vade. 1 set and 3 games all. Fridays Hay, Lapieb
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    Shipping News.
    290 13 the ve tel u !j(l nan was n- en fgai; avy clothes nad du I h e The M. M. siiMiij <t Ti6re lias passed j through ihis port ttud cotnes out from Marseilles. Slle U its au additional boat, bound for Sai--.ii. She has been carefully repaired,
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