Straits Times Weekly Issue, 24 November 1891

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    26 1 The Straits Times WEEKLY ISSUE. New Serie; PBMSH P Tr.vnsmiss(on by Evert Homeward Mail Steamer. [Pkick 40 Cntn VOLXLVTI. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, NOTEMBEB 21, L89l! NO. 3,652.
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    BIRTHS.
    48 1 On th« 20th instant >v X> 20 rm v Street, tbt wi; »t p. p .\i mi da of •< So OH tli» J»'ii i* t,hn Mr.i.l i«n i i vi I i>HI TV, Upper Wilkie Road. Hio wife of Henry 6 JOHSST )X ot a dn^it M
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    MARRIAGES.
    93 1 ANDRKE-VaNOBYZEU— Al the PromUq( Church, lvuiU Lumpur, on Fri.Uv Oe 13th ins- ;tt 4.30p m..hy tho R-vd Frank W. Kaioes, m v.. Ri, i,\ko D\nikl. s.-.-uml mm of the Ute Jonathan E. Andree, Chief lnsp««tor of Police, Ueylon, and nephew of Dr. Fr.Ml. K.>vt. Colonial Burgeon of Kaudv toANv
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    STRAITS TIMES TUESDAY, 24th NOV., 1891. CONTENTS.
    83 1 STRAITS TIMES TUESDAY, 24th NOV., 1891. CONTENTS. Market Quotations. Summary of the Week. Router's Telftgrnms. L«K i al ami Own ral News Thw A-si*e. South /American \fEaira. Jelebn, The Railway Behsme 1. Kari latenriew with Id Th« im Jott.: •Sin '_r ir FUub Pari< N»'w Btampa m Johon News from
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    LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    355 1 BIIIOAPORS, 24TH Novkmpei:. L 991. Pboduob. GamWier, 5.724 do Cube No. 1, S.Jo. do do No. 2 1,50. Copra Bali. &JSO. do Pontianak. .'>.:.*< Pepper Black 9.H7J Sago Flour, 4«>o. Pearl £>>£•> H 4d65. Coffee Bali 25.00. Coffee Liberian 86.00 Tapioca small Flake, 4.1">. do do Ist
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    SUMMARY OF THE WEEK.
    312 1 Tin: ii »vemmeot has forbidden the inns a:i I munition! of v from the C to Hannah up to the ->Isr LBJ J. and to Netherlands India for monthi tie Ist Dec aei t. \< ruuK-ut iuvit.. proposals here I m L radon for the continuation
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    REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
    1044 1 REUTER'S TELEGRAMS For Straits Time*. Illy ess of Prince Georok of Wales. London, 17 th Nov. H. H. Priuce George of WaJe9 is suffering from typhoid fever the dinease is following the normal course. Prince Qeorgeof Walos is the soa of Hit Prince of W§im was horn m ISti-V H9
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    MONDAY, 23rd NOVEMBER.
    340 1 The failu kunouuced of Mettrs* •1 B >\w\ui\ a well-koofi export hoi Thi Nfel herlauds Eudia I T> 1 a- tie, Ca;»!ain I left yesterday morning for Deli after dockinland repairing at Tanj P gar. Owing to some mi^naderstaudiu 5 the cricket match ProbabK-s tvraiw N. C.
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    LOCAL AND GENERAL. WEDNESDAY, 18th NOVEMBER.
    217 2 LOCAL AND GENERAL. WEDNESDAY, 18th NOVEMBER. Private letteis from Jelebu report that m consequence ot the bad state of the the food supply was recently reduced to nine bags of rice for l,(H)0 coolies aud their dependents. The Straits Independ* nt of the 14th iustant (alls attention to the fact
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    The Farming' Revenue.
    166 2 JLhe HooijkouLr Uovernuieut m giving up tbe jinricksha farm idea have decided to retain tbe preseut system, with slight modifications and an increased licence t The highest bid for the farm was £48,00U lor three years i <■ China JI/a*{ m objecting to the revenue farming system
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    The Assizes.
    137 2 i >teruav at •i of. Chua Ah S to 3 years rigorous isoumen >vith 2 years polic su| siou. Wav Sek on a similar !:arj.- was s< nteneed to -J veai »us inipr nt with years police supervision and fang I with attempting sui«-id»> li> bai with an
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    New Postal and Revenue stamps for Johore.
    942 2 New Postal and Revenue stamps for Johore. formal proclamation on monday, the 10th Xove.mbkk 0» Monday, the 16th. m the Dewan, m tbe presence of H. H. the Sultan ami a large company of court aud other officials, ihe Hou'l)!.' iAito Dalam, m the absence 0i the Hou'hle Dato Muntri,
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    Notes from Landak, Western Borneo.
    1002 2 (From a Correspondent.) The long continued dry freatber has at last broken and copious rains now fall al most daily. The rain has come none too soon, as already, m some districts, the padi crop had been planted and failed j three times iv succession,
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    Malacca.
    731 2 f From <>ur pork r. Malacca t Itth N Hie Sleepy Hollow is a tern frequently applied to distinguish Mulana m tbe Settlemeats, and although lionallv it be. »oni» s rather wearisome m vf one recognises tbe truth ot ti. ippelW. ti«.n aftef a i»w hours H-M.1.i),.. hi» in<l«v<l
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    Paris Letter.
    1052 3 \From our Correspondent.) Crime Rampant. Paris, 17th Odober.-There is but oue cry now m Paris and the suburbs-to be ffidL 1 11 1 T A hben autl Atter dusk, uo resident ls sate the press ib unanimous m declaring the police to be inefficacious, and recommends every one
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    THURSDAY, 19th NOVEMBER.
    549 3 One Petani, s riling boy, wasdrowned yesterday, while bathinir'iu the stream !'> I•■ vYorks m Kampong Capur. Cxptajm Doncan C, B m has made arrangemeoU for an athletic exhibition m the Town Hill on Bfondaj night next. Thi Delegraph iteamer Skenrd Osbora arrived yesterday from Banjoewangie with
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    RAUB.
    761 3 Jiiuinsr Manner's Report Tor Fortnight tmlkm ?th November, IHJH. Gentlemen,— l have the houuur to report tie following as the progress made with tbe various works at the miae for the fortnight ending the above date Bant Hot*'.— Every th iu^ haviug >t>tMl cleaned up and put iv order
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    Work at Raub.
    125 3 Mr. J. E. Knoi.x of the Malay Peoiosula Prospecting Company writing from his workings ou the company's property at Kciiili Odder date of loth November, 1891, to the Secretary of that Company m Singapore, reports as follows The Raub Company will commence crush ing our stone on
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    RAUB.
    1326 3 [Interview Mr. Bibb} Mr. Bibby on the Prospects or tjjk Hauh GOLDrtBLD. The oo#l <-h niK OoLD A Mari.in ov BIZTI Pei: Oil PLIVTI Of &TOVI Tut: EtOAO fl >m II.MH THI lUi> &TATI OV Part oi !Ht: BtLAVOOI RoAI». THI I'ruM'K. n «'i THI Aft n B. m
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    Singapore Gardens.
    402 4 A. I'm red BTA Ef C< BINOAPO] My De —It is hive, m 1 1 r, up > re hard Road from the statue of the white Elephant, iv front of the Muiiicipal lmiltliiiKs, m wideo]> sof the Botanical Gardens, a i three miles o\ r a ro
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    Hey-Tor.
    998 4 MR. WILDMAN. N \rtemu** Ward would my. tii-u's mo." Hin 1 wish to a«M tK«I 1 am n<> 4 ?<• blame for either the navta < E the pine l hion of naming plac*fl It is relict! feud*! Bn« iriaiul. "Bui if i paaser took for granted tlmt tta
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    Jottings from Siam.
    694 4 ill Ella afajestj I m bin <>v\ ji 1,,. i-« known to I [i r, who Mt OB < md w i intei t^'t'iit c Dun Kim-.-if well, lit dignified without h ;-r. All Wl^lom. M D thfl dn\* of Sdii.ii, ough hi> .'«!u>t.r> ma; mini they
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    FRIDAY, 20th NOVEMBER.
    142 4 N Mrs. •l X > examiMd Wilt. I "ill pal Comnris to bui 1 Mr l'.tn ed bj < Phi i it K< i f<> commuDicate irith the mining partj thai bai gone inland. The wei one i j» bp »-oinniiinii the lili I led to b
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    Football.
    72 4 LSSOCIATIOB Rn.K.>. I Poik* p. C. 0 A hatch under this title was played on the Esplanade lust evening. Early m the game the 'Police" scored a goo I. aod later the Club equalised matters. play all round wad anything but brilliant and th<> form displayed by the players,
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    THE ASSIZES.
    4736 5 IV'esterday afternoon, one Von- Ah was convicted of jjane I| 'appeared from the evidence that accused u<«nt to a house m Middle 1. fraudulently gained admission, a J^hiuese woman and her ten years old daughter (theouly occupant* of house), and took from their perquantity of valuable jewellery In
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    89 6 A labok number of the leading residents af Hongkong including several well known commanders of ocean-going and coasting s as* nbled at Messrs Gribb, I ingston I ion th.- I2io instant for the purpose of presenting Captain Darke, on the eve of his departure for Australia, afters long period of
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    95 6 A -ikon., relief committee has been formed at Shanghai to colled subscriptions for the sufferers by the earthquake iv Japan. Iv the appeal they have issued to the community they say According to authentic information received, the earthquake which occurred m Central I ipau ou the morning of the *JBth
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    88 6 Bishop Gasniek left m the Malacca yesterday afternoon ov a pastoral visit. On Sunday next he will officiate at Serambau, Sungei Ujong. Ou the Sunday following he will be at Maria Pindah, Malacca on the 3rd December he will celebrate the feast of St. Francis X ivier m the Malacca
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    Imuris Mines.
    242 6 The followiug telegram was received at Hongkong on the lOtb Nov. from Messrs J. Whithall Co. Mill will be m fuli work ou Ist December. Ore from the San loiuris Mine is improving. Lode has been struck at depth «f 475 feet which has every indication of proving
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    Chinese Piracy.
    1094 6 Tfl the old-fashioned Chineee pirate uirii bit stinkpot! and gtagalls, who used to msk.' ;itit.uu'-t« waters so <!»• Buer tl\\-. has pracieally diaapp .:ice the v <1 foreign luix l>'.Mi t < the effbrta i»t Cliiiia*i own "_run-l> r piracy U hmat m the inhal of 1 mtherly
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    Freach Indo-China.
    464 6 Tai iof the I lth Noveml• r si uneasy aUmt allejj v the I'l'i- r Mekw si>ts L»<-nbiUkj these re| *h instigation. It holds that the I of Anuam be I' >ved i ddol v meats to! claim tv the eoun the left h.ihk >t th«- Mekong, .iiul
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    EDITORIALS.
    326 7 Romanised Malay. i>i I^ozraus Lmie* November 17.) It is understood that Mr. Clifford, the Acting Resident of Pahaug has, at the request of the Government of the Straits Settlements, translated the Penal Code into Malay, aud that the translation is now being printed m the Arabic character. No translation
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    The Assize.
    293 7 (Strait* Tune* A wember i.» It is uot possible to conduct an fcMi without causing inconvenience and that inconveuieuce, being tor the public g<>od. must be eudured. But there should be caused no more inconvenience than is strictly necessary and. to-day, the Attorney -General suggested to the Aaaixti
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    South American Affairs.
    425 7 (Straits Times November 20.) South America serins to be ever m a disturbed state. No sooner are the j troubles m Chili over, than outbreaks are reported from Brazil; and to-day's telegram brings word that the Argentine Republic buzzes with revolutionary excitement. Signs of coming trouble have
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    Jelebu.
    130 7 (Sxratfi limit aowtmber JO.) A 1 1 :i.i-:»;ka>i from the manager of the Jelebu Mining Compajaj states that oae of his European assistauts weat down a few days :u*o from Kuala Klawaiii* to Serembau aud organised a staff of eoolits to carry rice over that portion of the road
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    The Pahang Railway Scheme.
    314 7 {straits Tunes November 41.) It is sjratit'yiu^ t■> kaow thitthfGo I verument of the Straits Settlements has at last i^iven up the hope of beiug able tinake a Government railway into Pag, and that there is to be some atpt to induce private adventurers to le
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    The Royal Marines.
    230 7 (Strait* Timt.< Jfrovmpbtr 21.) The proposed increase to the strength of the eoips of Royal Ma-rives by adding five thousand to their number follows up the step recently taken iv raising the complement of teamen m the Navy, aud very slightly touches the purely trmy discussion note!
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    SATURDAY, 21st NOVEMBER.
    973 7 Thk new pier at Port Didraon was completed m the coara i of list work and the tir^t iteamer that went alongside was the Strails Me-inuT H\je Leang this week. The Strait* Independent comptiflM Mr. Kennedy ou the tact that be is bonett, independent, aud polite Mid
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    Now War Sports.
    215 7 At a meeting held m the L\< hai Rooms last eveniug, the Hon. A. I*. Tall' beiu^ m the chair, it was decided to ha the usual New Year Sports on Friday, Ist January, \*\>2. The Sports will be for Asiatics aud Europeans, ia the morning and
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    The Rowing Club.
    107 8 Tun Rowing Club Kejjatta is to comnjtM Ln.lay, aud t.ln» heats drawn yesterday, haw resulted thus POTJBLK SCULLB i mile. Nawtou iJ\ ~°i'- A. t Lamoiit. A. I), hot U. Wado. Gay v or Pcoolar, M;if Jo .uston, ikle vr Bland. Light Fours uh\ Johnston r. l?onulor,
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    Singapore Chinese Police.
    65 8 the i till! i hint r•re ivt This mutinous a >n the part the men was of their feeling au r »vor the conviction of thr< nths irbaoee m I ■1 WOIV d an<; to, they •a v»-r v he men < ai.vould no i -on and
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    Proposed Coast Defence Volunteers.
    143 8 d a n»l- Bill thai nt war to raise a [uiit-(.T.s to iv irine mine :,i i( bnvice or m any the em] i.. V m-nt u£ auy After th.- shor! title, section 2 gntea effect to the su^yestkui of the -•reanible. Section 3 provides that
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    The Pahang Railway Scheme.
    257 8 i F the Qwi rnm'ent Gazette of rday't date,) Railway from Senmban m tln> Protected vs State of Bungei Ujcmo (in'etmtinnation of ike Railway from Pori tHckaon to Seremban), via Kwaia I'il<i/i m flu- Protected Natiwe State <■/ ri Bembilan, to Bema m m tlic Protected
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    The Town Hall Question.
    452 8 I I i I ratl i tat should I > build fandd I would be follj n ,l ;t h ew and improved i Hall would ludabed for yeara '<• '•■•me. Under these eireamc i navin^ regard to the BCunioipa] estimate* for the coming year. I
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    Telegraphic Summary.
    354 8 i r this »ur wen [ft a c] m tne Pantheon ••>, !,.> Mi ma with Ih ranfo asd the < vrbole wen .1 w *el< i; me< to-aay on ill the princ .> U1 Bet <!->' pnrcli kerat prices ranging from 96 I jßto de Jin //>///
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    Mr. Variey on Singapore.
    462 8 roKK Ltioaal I.. inland, M r. >ut Singapore we ba\ pro. n -lII i know. glad i<> welcome all to r of v From iix to teu j i at the on m Malay, :in-; l m oai la X lish, which dated by competent I
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    Stamps In Penang.
    37 9 w i issue had jji within Ij Ui. r htuj>, presi f who, lil 3 vTil ;i !-t. cards will 1 it luck j will i j.rotir upou tin I iv- Q the tact
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    Compliments to Mr.Kennedy of Penang.
    263 9 Compliments to Mr. Kennedy of Penang. ait I audou x Wm i i. ho h which i i for .dents t( -:<i a the fac ition of a paid MuniciI with the attribute ho himself has mit vrith. iiiir uprightness •man m etitude,t! and he knows well use i!i»>mtoi' :i.!y
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    Netherlands India.
    601 9 Parliamentary papers laid before tie 3 General b Holland show *teadv progress in' lessening tl* evils of slavery throughout Netherlands India. On the Weal Coaat of Sumatra the number of slaves grows continually €M F rom the neighbouring independent states slaves aod slave debtor flock into Dutch territory
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    Deli.
    337 9 Lam month, much rain fell m J)eli iM,»ic than enough indeed. Though it baa neither advantaged nor damaged this ir's crop, the wet weather has somewhat hampered the wui>k for the following crop. The sorting of the 1801 crop was being actively proceeded with l>\ lust advices. lv the
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    Arrival of the "Pallans."
    125 9 Pallas ,iri ivel h« re from borne yea i i\ morning. It m.tv be note 1 thai i' was I P iUom would remain id Siugapore, while the Hyacinth would leave for 0 uaa. Tne P wever, is under onl< v.. ;■,>•■ j j., .i...,,,--on Tbun
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    Saturday's Paperchase.
    131 9 Th i th. r iho oft and .1). ;iu;>y ■ho g l>a; b, il: tlu'y nmv ing ;n i „'j.l will r.h iii mtu-r. From th< led t brou to tin* Xj i ibe Gardens to Dal vej Eload, where the jump m i: 1 1 \Y lite
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    Native States Law.
    329 9 A CABI touching the administration of law iv the Native {States is reported from 8111 1 u r <'i Ojong. The partic for* warded by our Malacca correspondent, are, brn fly, that the wife and Btep-daugbter of one Syadin, a Bengali man lor employed on the Sangei
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    Bank Staff Changes.
    73 9 (Pinang GaxtUe.) Mr. H. Patne-Gixlwiy lms, nianj of our readers will regret t«» bear, received o|l ls *o l to Singapore to take op the aceouutantship m ibt- Chartered Mercantile Btiuk branch there, bia place btrt beinp filled bj Mr. Woods from Siut?apoi Mr. Gallwey, who leaves
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    Sequah as a Billiard-Player.
    63 9 Scoivh has, we learn challenged Mr. Kboo Grbte Eog, the Chinese champion liard player bere, to a game of 600 up> the i>» t io be optional to the latter between SlOO iiM.l $6000. We understand the chuuupiou iuttMida takiu^ uj» ,j,r at v; :)"<><». »n.l
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    Philharmonic Society of St. Ceciiia.
    149 9 N H)IT tip of this S the ft i i;'.l ev< i celebrati din < tobedral oJ I At Ba. m. high masa was sung C '.on Deloutte, the Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, and Agnus Doi being i u > memb 3 >;,tv i v their
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    The Cadet and the Ladies.
    492 9 T i t no On. i'E. Is v< i co to certain char# s j.i (Jil)Us ot" 1 iv Liuli.i, 1 tli _r rains W</ Raogoof r<»>. 11th November. The case instituted h M Mr. ilil»l»es, of tin lonial fcfervice, I at h cam and
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    The Jetty Sheds at Penang.
    247 10 The Je tty Sh eds at Penang. A joini i- nder Beol m bj Miessrs. Mar- and Harrison of Penang, for th-> lof the Jetty sheds there, has been much objected to by Peuan£ inerchauts on th. ground that Mr. Martyu, being liiius.lt" a ■erchant, would bj being connected with
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    The Railway Dispute in Bangkok.
    341 10 Xi >rrespouden< to the Bangkok Times, says, having refereuee to the much talked ...f Korat Kailwav teuder. that a i estimate was mad' out In Eojal Railway Department m March —April \x\n, and, contrary to usual custom was kept yen By c death of Mr.
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    The Ladies' Lawn Tennis Turnament.
    334 10 •Result of Play. Tuesday 17th. Championship. Mrs. Sal/.mann hcut Mrs. Dare ti-5 6--. LADIEb' DOUHLE HANDICAP. Mrs. Adams and Miss Kin# i 15 heat Miss Keasberry ami Miss M. Keasberry scratch H. 4 3.»> Ladies' and Gentlemen's Double Handicap. Miss A. D'Alineida aud Mr. Braddell
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  • Correspondence.
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      Parerga and Paralipomena" on Penang Harbour.
      2170 10 Parerga and Paralipomena" on Penang Harbour. To the Boitoi or mi M Btbaiti Timii. 41 Sib, situ-.' I wrote last. As letter bmi appeared, nothing new m it, the tame utter absence of matter, the mom old I tics. Mora attempts to irritate me bo th.it mj vamty pricked I
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      318 11 ESTABLISHED 1865 RILEY HARGREAYES CO. Exoineerh, Iron A* Brass Founpek^ Boilermakers, Bkiimk Buildkrs, ***** BVILDEIIS. GEN'ERVI. CONTKA< TORS. BINOAPOHE A KWALA LUMPUR. Ship Building Yard. I JJGHcUm STEAM VESSELS always |**1 under const ru<'t ion, from ;>8 ft. to 15«> ft. length of keel, of l ">st design and finish.
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      664 11 Drills, Concrete Mivr« >fl|p watrir d Sf ot*li MINING MACHINERY AND TOOLS Bonngtou!*: Mi;,l,. X pHmp9 Engines ami j boiler, downed f OT ,>,«;- transport. Gold washing ,1n1,,5. !J rt> v s imi Beater and Ma{io k pirki;i i es ChangkoK Parang, A*os, Stool rB Minor,' and Prospectors' Hammer rv
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      212 11 *v nciW ttdKBOUK DOCK CO. i^TT) This Company executes ships' repairs of all descriptions m the raott efficient, manner under, the superintendence of European Shipwrights and Ens?inoei\a. No i Graving Dock. Length— 115 feet Depth of Water from 14 feet to lf>i feet Width at Entrance 42 feet. No 2
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      266 11 PasseiiKer IJst. Arrivals. Per b. s. Adeh from Sibu Mr. Cox Per b. s. Carolina from PalemUan* —Mr Per s. s. Sappho from Klang Mr. Bibbf Per*. < Sumatra from Deli via ports Mr. Herrings, Dr Key/.er, Mr. Thorig. Mr Hanneeken, Miss Denklan, Mr Schwab. Per s s. Polyphymnia from
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      714 11 SniVVlMi IN POKt. 1m ?or tii's iip;i<lir the followii \mtioiio aro used <tr. stftamer; sh. sliip. bq. httrqn«; Brit. British U.S. rnitod States; Pr. Frofteh; Ger. German; Out l)ut,-li a*'., (if. Gatieral cargo; d. p. daek p.-is-snigWM; U. Uncertain r L'. P. W. Tanjong Pagar Wharf; T P. D.— TanjonjfPagarDoek;
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      792 11 Madge. From Wangle 14th. Cable E. E. Tel. Co. Ltd.— U. Q. Terra, Brit. str. 1.77s tons, Oapt. Pet From i ardiff '-'th Oct. Coala M Htim.'R.— U.B.W. Ormeaby, Brit. str. 1,828 tons, Capt. Topp. From Cardiff 9tU Oct. t >mI- Patei us a< -r. p. \v. Oroa/vafl O»'.t. sti-.
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      428 12 AKKIVAI 8 Fi. <^> Vesskl's Xamr. a Tons. Captain. From. Sailed i nvornvF^ Rio N T ov 17 Kirn Gaan 1. Brit sch. 106 Naoodali Polo SiantaJk;Xov Man rang A Co. is Hjmjermi -tr. 261 >uth»-rlar... Labnan N> \l v\ Ma4t">aeid A Co. 18 il.iton sir. 19 ni Klang »traito,Ste«aaßbip
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      748 13 TV (>i:i«,in a l( mt WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE bwurs Signature, tkn* LEA I>ERRI N S' SAUCE. i i mm, Orttr% mtd Oiimmt thrimjimi th, \v,.,hi. Singnporte Agentt, JOHN LITTLK ,v (XX Fortify the SystemAginst Disease. I 1 01^ FLUID ektract F N^^ IS the only rj^Mv^Vuv^ roco^nited by t^ *-*~-*> a
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      113 13 FOR -dlmColl'v PltntH'i'ii sitnaffd i Luii'Mi m B^nmwvk, -•*>— o > »<■ res nf Li he:- mm ff'p planted *n<] fioiittf well, and imrpe'ies (vtntni niii<r sufHci^nt yoni»^ pbuits to sUnt 50 MCfiH m two m nths linuv with land ready to re ei\M tlie PMHpe. and neres of pi
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